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Nate is the inventor and founder of Underbrush gum, the world's first remineralizing gum, which earns him $2M per month in sales. It's 3-4x more expensive than typical gum you buy at the store but it's much healthier. Special Thanks to our Sponsor We Feed Raw!We've had dogs in our family for the last 20 years. Our current pups Bear & Bella are mixed breed dogs rescued in 2017. Bear is jet black Staffie + Boxer mix and his sister is Staffie + chow.Before I discovered We Feed Raw I was selective but also confused about the so-called healthy kibble I was feeding them. It turns out this expensive kibble was basically the same as feeding my dogs an all-processed, unhealthy food diet. They are now on a We Feed Raw meal plan system that's made custom for them with all the nutrients they need to live happy healthier lives. We Feed Raw food is:Safe and cold-pressurized, free of pathogens packed in BPA-free packingIt's sourced from USDA human-grade meats, food ships and arrives frozen for freshnessThere's 6 different balanced recipes, something for every dog's taste, allergy issues and moreYou never have to worry about being out of food or forgetting to pick more up at the store.Your subscription meal plan comes to your doorstep.Meal plans are customizable based on age, activity level, size and more. Bear and Bella have a new excitement for mealtime and I've seen them lean out and get into even better shape with the healthier food.Want to try it out?  If you're seeing this between Nov 13th - Dec 3rd (expires Dec 4th), 2024 there's a very special Black Friday offer and new customers 50% off their meal plan starter box.  Just visit: WeFeedRaw.com and enter code :  BF50BEAR - Valid Nov 13th - Dec 3rd (expires Dec 4th)After Black Friday, put in the code “Bear” B-E-A-R and new customers will save 30% off the meal plan starter box.Special Thanks to our Sponsor WeWork!With WeWork On Demand, you can book co-working space by the day and meeting rooms by the hour at locations around the world. As a part of the Behind the Brand community, you can get a great deal off your next co-working space booking. Head to https://we.co/behindthebrandSupport the show

Here are the Top 10 AI trends shaking up industries right now! In this episode A.I. expert, Sabrina Romonav and host Bryan Elliott discuss how you can use artificial intelligence to optimize your business and life. Ready to innovate?  These trends are changing the game. Subscribe for more insights and tell us which trend excites you the most!Special Thanks to our Sponsor We Feed Raw!We've had dogs in our family for the last 20 years. Our current pups Bear & Bella are mixed breed dogs rescued in 2017. Bear is jet black Staffie + Boxer mix and his sister is Staffie + chow.Before I discovered We Feed Raw I was selective but also confused about the so-called healthy kibble I was feeding them. It turns out this expensive kibble was basically the same as feeding my dogs an all-processed, unhealthy food diet. They are now on a We Feed Raw meal plan system that's made custom for them with all the nutrients they need to live happy healthier lives. We Feed Raw food is:Safe and cold-pressurized, free of pathogens packed in BPA-free packingIt's sourced from USDA human-grade meats, food ships and arrives frozen for freshnessThere's 6 different balanced recipes, something for every dog's taste, allergy issues and moreYou never have to worry about being out of food or forgetting to pick more up at the store.Your subscription meal plan comes to your doorstep.Meal plans are customizable based on age, activity level, size and more. Bear and Bella have a new excitement for mealtime and I've seen them lean out and get into even better shape with the healthier food.Want to try it out?  Just visit WeFeedRaw.com and put in the code “Bear” B-E-A-R and new customers will save 30% off the meal plan starter box.Special Thanks to our Sponsor WeWork!With WeWork On Demand, you can book co-working space by the day and meeting rooms by the hour at locations around the world. As a part of the Behind the Brand community, you can get a great deal off your next co-working space booking. Head to https://we.co/behindthebrandSpecial Thanks to our Sponsor WHOOP!Use my special link and get a great deal on a new WHOOP 4.0.WEAR IT ANY-WEARComfortable enough to wear non-stop thanks to new, durable SuperKnit bands, but flexibly designed to be worn off your wrist in new WHOOP Body apparel.WAKE UP AT THE OPTIMAL TIMESet a haptic alarm that gently vibrates to wake you at the optimal time based on your sleep needs and cycles.MONITOR YOUR HEALTHA robust sensor suite allows you to monitor your key vital signs: Blood oxygen levels, skin temperature readings, and heart rate metrics.GET MORE ACCURATE DATA5 LEDs and 4 photodiodes capture your data more often than most wearables, providing best-in-class accuracy validated in lab studies and with third-party testing.Support the show

In this episode, Bryan Elliott and Matt Taylor of Tracksmith talk about Matt's journey from college athlete; failed startups; a career at Puma and more leading up to now running one of the most dynamic challenger brands in the running apparel and footwear space. Special Thanks to our Sponsor We Feed Raw!We've had dogs in our family for the last 20 years. Our current pups Bear & Bella are mixed breed dogs rescued in 2017. Bear is jet black Staffie + Boxer mix and his sister is Staffie + chow.Before I discovered We Feed Raw I was selective but also confused about the so-called healthy kibble I was feeding them. It turns out this expensive kibble was basically the same as feeding my dogs an all-processed, unhealthy food diet. They are now on a We Feed Raw meal plan system that's made custom for them with all the nutrients they need to live happy healthier lives. We Feed Raw food is:Safe and cold-pressurized, free of pathogens packed in BPA-free packingIt's sourced from USDA human-grade meats, food ships and arrives frozen for freshnessThere's 6 different balanced recipes, something for every dog's taste, allergy issues and moreYou never have to worry about being out of food or forgetting to pick more up at the store.Your subscription meal plan comes to your doorstep.Meal plans are customizable based on age, activity level, size and more. Bear and Bella have a new excitement for mealtime and I've seen them lean out and get into even better shape with the healthier food.Want to try it out?  Just visit WeFeedRaw.com and put in the code “Bear” B-E-A-R and new customers will save 30% off the meal plan starter box.Special Thanks to our Sponsor WeWork!With WeWork On Demand, you can book co-working space by the day and meeting rooms by the hour at locations around the world. As a part of the Behind the Brand community, you can get a great deal off your next co-working space booking. Head to https://we.co/behindthebrandSpecial Thanks to our Sponsor WHOOP!Use my special link and get a great deal on a new WHOOP 4.0.WEAR IT ANY-WEARComfortable enough to wear non-stop thanks to new, durable SuperKnit bands, but flexibly designed to be worn off your wrist in new WHOOP Body apparel.WAKE UP AT THE OPTIMAL TIMESet a haptic alarm that gently vibrates to wake you at the optimal time based on your sleep needs and cycles.MONITOR YOUR HEALTHA robust sensor suite allows you to monitor your key vital signs: Blood oxygen levels, skin temperature readings, and heart rate metrics.GET MORE ACCURATE DATA5 LEDs and 4 photodiodes capture your data more often than most wearables, providing best-in-class accuracy validated in lab studies and with third-party testing.Support the show

A Kent dog owner faces an anxious wait to see if his Staffordshire bull terrier cross will be put down after it attacked another man.He'll learn next month if a court has decided Demba will be destroyed following the alarming incident near Whitstable.Also in today's podcast, the family of a one-year-old who unexpectedly died says the wait for answers and “missed opportunities” has prevented them from grieving.During five hospital visits, medics missed the fact the “happy and always smiling” child suffered an undiagnosed and extremely rare heart condition.Families have hit out at a former mayor and gravestone manufacturer over ‘long delays' in getting memorials for their loved ones.Several people have spoken up, including a sister and mother who say they have been left waiting for nearly two years to get a headstone.Doubts have been raised over whether a town will get a promised new leisure centre, following a change of political leadership.During the last months of the Conservative administration at Maidstone council, the cabinet committed to providing either a completely new leisure centre or carrying out a refurbishment – but that's now up in the air. And you can hear from the Gillingham boss after their pre-season friendly victory over the weekend. Mark Bonner says he's going to continue to push his squad as they face a run of fixtures in the lead up to the start of their League 2 campaign. 

Today On Three Topic Tuesday we asked: Does Your Pet have a Claim To Fame? Misunderstandings.. and Went To The Shop And Came Home With..  Have a story that relates to these? Nothing we ever do is left completely behind. email us christian@christianoconnell.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this emotionally charged episode, Niall delves into the heart-wrenching dilemma faced by a listener: whether to abandon their beloved dog in exchange for council housing. The listener, who has been on the housing list for seven years, finally received an offer for a new home, but pets are not allowed in the area. With three young children and a cherished Staffie named Mazie, the decision weighs heavily on their conscience.Many callers sympathize with the listener's predicament, acknowledging the difficult choice between housing stability and pet companionship. While the emotional bond with Mazie is undeniable, callers stress the importance of prioritizing the well-being of the children and seizing the opportunity for a safer and happier home environment. Organizations like Dogs Trust and RSPCA offer reassurance that Mazie can find a loving new family, alleviating concerns about her welfare.However, other callers advocate for exploring alternative solutions that allow the family to keep Mazie. They suggest discussing exceptions with the council or seeking pet-friendly accommodations to avoid parting ways with the beloved dog. The emotional toll on the family, especially the children, is a crucial factor to consider in making this difficult decision.Throughout the episode, Niall navigates the complexities of the situation with empathy and understanding, acknowledging the listener's anguish and offering support in navigating this heart-wrenching decision.Niall wraps up the discussion, emphasizing the importance of considering all options and prioritizing the well-being of both the family and their cherished pet.

Jack & Seann meet Hank the Staffie, and eventually get chatting to his owner Josh Pugh after a shaky start. Jack still hasn't got over Seann's Guatemala trip, we're treated to a surprising revelation from Seann's past, and we get an update about Juniper from Producer Sara Get in touch with the show: hello@omdpod.com Instagram: @omdpod Sales, advertising, and general enquiries: hello@keepitlightmedia.com A Pink Cloud / Off The Kerb / Keep It Light Media Production Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's guest is Alex Jarbo.   Alex Jarbo is the founder and CEO of Sargon Investments. He is a regular contributor to some of the top real estate investing podcasts in the world. He is also the host of the YouTube channel Alex Builds where he teaches how to properly build and manage short term rentals.   Show summary:  In this episode, Alex Jarbo, founder of Open Atlas Investments, shares his journey from the Marine Corps to building a $40 million real estate portfolio in vacation rentals. He discusses the importance of treating vacation rentals as a business, being present on multiple platforms, and building an email list of guests. Jarbo also talks about the changing preferences of short-term rental consumers, the influx of people into the vacation rental market during the COVID-19 pandemic, and his expansion plans. He credits his success to understanding the principles of scaling from multifamily real estate and applying them to vacation rentals.   -------------------------------------------------------------- Intro [00:00:00]   Starting in Real Estate [00:00:55]   Scaling the Vacation Rental Portfolio [00:03:06]   Investing in Bigger Short-Term Rental Deals [00:05:00]   Treating Vacation Rentals as a Business [00:10:10]   The Flood of New Market Entrants [00:11:00]   The Benefits and Challenges of Syndicating Short Term Rental Opportunities [00:13:20]   The shift in management [00:20:25]   Passion for negotiating deals [00:21:39]   Time to fire myself [00:23:08] -------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with Alex: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-jarbo-28a940139/ Web: https://openatlas.investments/   Connect with Sam: I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.     Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HowtoscaleCRE/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samwilsonhowtoscalecre/ Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com   SUBSCRIBE and LEAVE A RATING. Listen to How To Scale Commercial Real Estate Investing with Sam Wilson Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-scale-commercial-real-estate/id1539979234 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4m0NWYzSvznEIjRBFtCgEL?si=e10d8e039b99475f -------------------------------------------------------------- Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below: Alex Jarbo (00:00:00) - I think gone are the days of just taking any type of random property and just throwing it on one site like Airbnb and just being done with it. Like I said, you need to treat it like a business. You need to be on multiple platforms like Airbnb, Vrbo, Booking.com. You need to be building your own email list of guests.   Intro (00:00:15) - Welcome to the how to Scale Commercial real Estate show. Whether you are an active or passive investor, we'll teach you how to scale your real estate investing business into something big.   Sam Wilson (00:00:28) - Alex Jarboe is the founder of Open Atlas Investments. Alex is at the forefront of revolutionizing the vacation rental and hospitality industry with his focus on custom, unique micro resort developments. Alex, welcome to the show.   Alex Jarbo (00:00:42) - Oh, thanks for having me on, man. Absolutely.   Sam Wilson (00:00:44) - The pleasure's mine. Alex. There are three questions I ask every guest who comes on the show in 90s or less. Can you tell me where did you start? Where are you now? And how did you get there?   Alex Jarbo (00:00:52) - Uh, started out of the Marine Corps.   Alex Jarbo (00:00:55) - Directly. Moved here to Asheville, North Carolina and got my real estate license. Started looking for a property. Realized really quickly I couldn't purchase anything that was in my price range. So my very first real estate investment was a ground up development, 800 square foot A-frame that we own to this day, and that over the last seven years snowballed into close to a $40 million real estate portfolio. Either were acquiring, purchasing or managing over $40 million in vacation rentals just in this market alone.   Sam Wilson (00:01:24) - Wow. Yeah, in Asheville is a great a great market for that. I I'm guilty of actually looking. Was it Airbnb this morning? Maybe I was looking at short term rentals in Asheville. So maybe maybe I need to come to you first here when this calls over and see what you got. But no, seriously, that's that's impressive. What year did you get out of the Marine Corps and start investing in real estate?   Alex Jarbo (00:01:46) - Yeah, 2017 is when I moved here. Yeah. So relatively I mean, I've been in it for roughly six years now, six, seven years.   Alex Jarbo (00:01:54) - But I started reading up on real estate books like my last year in the Marine Corps. And just I originally turned to flipping. And then there was a, I joined like a flipping mentorship. And the gentleman that was a part of that flipping mentorship he had, like just briefly, I'd mentioned that back in 2016, like all of his like, long term wealth was tied into short term rentals. And that really, like perked my ears, got on a one on one call with him. He sort of taught me how to, like, invest like in a market, like how to choose a good vacation rental market. There was like 3 to 5 markets that we had decided on. And my fiance at the time, wife now was like, yeah, Asheville looks really cool. I'm like, screw it, let's go. Like, I was open to really moving anywhere. I'm originally from Detroit, Michigan, but we've been here ever since 2017.   Sam Wilson (00:02:40) - Yeah, and you picked one of the prettiest parts of the country, in my opinion, to live in.   Sam Wilson (00:02:44) - I've got obvious envy for where it is that you call home. But that's. Let's get back on track, though. I mean, that's that's impressive. 2017 till now, a $40 million portfolio, but not just a $40 million portfolio. I think it's one thing to say, oh, hey, we got a $40 million portfolio in multifamily. Again, not to be discounted by any stretch, but you can do that with one deal.   Alex Jarbo (00:03:05) - One deal.   Sam Wilson (00:03:06) - That's really tough to do. I would imagine in the short term, rental space would have been some of the keys that have really helped you scale that.   Alex Jarbo (00:03:15) - One of the biggest things is just understanding that and this, this most of the stuff I know about the larger vacation rental deals or just vacation rentals in general, talking to, talking to investors, everything I learned from multifamily books, it's like the like the way we the way we pitch our deals with preferred returns and equity splits between general partners and limited partners. All that stuff was taught through mentors or multifamily mentors or multifamily books.   Alex Jarbo (00:03:40) - So I realized really quickly the same thing with multifamily. Going from single family long term rentals to owning multifamily, is that scaling, doing larger deals, like I call them, micro resorts, anywhere between 7 to 20 units, 40 units. It's not. It's to go from one unit to ten. Unit is not ten times as hard. So I learned that really quickly with the development piece that in terms of my time, me looking at a property that we can build two cabins on, or me looking at a property that we can build 20 properties on, it was the same use of my time. Obviously it was more for my engineer and my GC, but for me to look at like just driving out to parcels, it was the same time. It was just the number was obviously way bigger. So that's where that came from. Was like I looked at my goals and I wanted to see where I wanted to get to, and I didn't want to just focus on Wednesday and Tuesday cabins here and there.   Alex Jarbo (00:04:36) - Granted, those still make I mean, all those properties that we've developed in the last six years have cash flow very well. But doing these larger deals, I mean, the numbers are just crazy compared to what what I was doing say, like just four years ago alone.   Sam Wilson (00:04:51) - Give me give me a case study on that. Like what? What sort of. What is a bigger deal in the short term rental space, and how do you identify that?   Alex Jarbo (00:05:00) - So the when the we developed six cabins which that doesn't sound like that much, but like we developed a six cabin one and then we purchased a seven cabin or it was a historic house with six cabins on it. The one that we're purchasing right now is a $20 million development, and that one is only 20 units. But these properties cash flow like crazy, like just the seven units alone have done close to seven figures in in revenue just in this year alone. So when I when I say like bigger deals, I would say anything over like 6 to 8 units to start that are in the same area.   Alex Jarbo (00:05:35) - So like you're purchasing and I've said this before, there's a lot of mom and pop owners on of bed and breakfast and some of these like larger cabin communities that like, existed prior to when Airbnb and Vrbo were a thing. And now those mom and pop owners are of retirement age, and they're looking to sell off some of these properties. And what I've realized, I've looked at a lot of these. I purchased a couple of them in just the last year and a half. A lot of these are undervalued, like significantly. And so that's what I would say to your original question is the like I would say anything over like 4 or 5 units that are in the same area would be a little bit of a bigger deal compared to just purchasing 1 or 2.   Sam Wilson (00:06:15) - Yeah. No. Absolutely, absolutely. And that's and there's scale is relative to what it is that you are working on. How do you. So please don't mind the cash flow. Yeah, absolutely. I mean that's insane cash flow.   Sam Wilson (00:06:29) - Insane cash flow. What do you feel like? I mean, you made you made a point there where you said that, you know, a lot of these these these styles of. Short term rentals have been around for a long time. This is not anything new, but absolutely, I would argue and maybe you can confirm or tell me, put more clarification on this, because I'm not in the short term rental space, but that investor preference has changed in what those short term rentals look like. Amenities mean all of those things kind of kind of give us some broader overview on that and how you guys are setting these things up for today's consumer.   Alex Jarbo (00:07:04) - So for the on the consumer part it's like market then property. So market investing in properties that tend to be a little bit less or investing in markets that tend to be a little bit less seasonal. So Asheville mountain markets that aren't necessarily ski resorts like cities, those tend to do really well because they're less seasonal. Nothing gets more picturesque than a cabin or a property on the side of a cliff in the winter, right in the mountains.   Alex Jarbo (00:07:30) - Right? So so that's market when it comes to properties. We're investing in unique properties or developing or purchasing unique properties where the property itself is an experience outside of the city that the guest is visiting. That's really important. And you're right about the guest expectation changing. It has definitely gone full circle, and we can talk about that in a second. About back in the day, you had to pick up a phone to book a vacation rental, and now it's like it's sort of hospitality. And vacation rentals are sort of moving towards like direct booking sites, which is almost practically full circle, where I look at Airbnb, Vrbo, Booking.com, they're always going to be a part of my business, but I look at them as marketing arms to my business. It's where the eyeballs are at, but the eventual goal is to be able to take the guests off of those platforms after they stay with you. That's the key there, after they stay with you, not when they're trying to stay and put them into your own ecosystem through a direct booking site.   Alex Jarbo (00:08:23) - And that way you're treating all of this like a business, and not just when someone asked me like, it tears me apart when I go, hey, what do you do? Or how many properties do you have? And they're like, I'm an Airbnb. So you're like, no, you're not in Airbnbs, you're in vacation rentals. And if you want to take it a step further, you're in hospitality, right? So when when it comes to like guest like the guest expectation back in the day when you had to pick up that phone, you had to. A lot of times you have to bring in your own silverware, your own linens, like stuff like that is completely changed. And then just there's a higher level of expectation now, especially with the flooding of vacation rentals that has happened in the last like 4 or 5 years into the markets. I think people are looking for those more unique stays, those more, I call them Instagrammable properties where people would be proud to put them on the like on their social media, where your guest practically turns into your own little influencer because they're putting it on their social media and showing their their people.   Alex Jarbo (00:09:16) - And then that redirects you to your website or your Instagram account or whatever social media account you want to use, right?   Sam Wilson (00:09:22) - No, I love that, I love that, yeah. And I've heard that from other people who've come on the show saying, hey, look, you know, one of the strategies, obviously, is to get them off of the Airbnbs and back to your direct booking sites. I think that's really cool. Let's talk a little bit. You hit on flooding the vacay or you said flooding the vacation rental markets. What? I mean, we've seen that. And, you know, I actually saw something and I don't I don't look on social media actually very often maybe like once every 2 or 3 months. And I just happened to see a guy in the short term rental space buying a short term rental. He gave a quick, you know, paragraph about why the previous owner really stunk at being a vacation rental owner. So yeah, we see this flooding of them. But then what are people doing wrong and how does that present opportunity for people like yourself?   Alex Jarbo (00:10:06) - Yeah, it's exactly what I said about the like I'm an Airbnb.   Alex Jarbo (00:10:10) - So it's like I think gone are the days of like just taking any type of random property and just throwing it on one site like Airbnb and just being done with it. Like I said, you need to treat it like a business. You need to be on multiple platforms like Airbnb, Vrbo, Booking.com. You need to be building your own email list of guests. And one of the easiest ways to do that. And I've plugged this company ever since I've started like interviewing with about properties is a company called Staffie, and it's a Staffie sells these little discs that plug into the back of your router very cheap to purchase these. And then the subscription is incredibly cheap, but it creates a landing page for your internet. So like imagine when you go into Starbucks, you go into the airport, you have to put your email address in to get access to the internet. It's the same thing, except you have your own branding for your company. That way when a guest stays with us, we then capture their email, and then we do seasonal emails to them to get them to book.   Alex Jarbo (00:11:00) - Hey, you can save way more money where you don't have to pay these crazy service fees anymore, and you can book directly through us that way. Like I said, you're creating this, this massive wheel, this massive circle. And that's that's one thing that people, I think weren't ready for when they just saw someone on social media, or maybe they saw their friends doing real in vacation rentals, like really well in vacation rentals. And also during Covid 2020, 2021, tail end of 2022, vacation rentals saw record numbers because people were stuck here. Like people were like you could only travel domestically. So obviously occupancies were up that 95, 98, close to 100% people were charging up the craziness. I mean, I was I was part of it like my my occupancies were through the roof, but I was in vacation rentals prior to that knowing that that was not normal. So I think a lot of people that flooded the market the last like three years were just people who got into it during Covid, where interest rates were low.   Alex Jarbo (00:11:51) - If they purchased, interest rates were low. So it was really relatively easier to get a property. All of these vacation rental lenders sort of came out of nowhere as well in the last like three years, which is not necessarily a bad thing, but. That compares with like just everyone just putting their numbers out there and be like, this is how much I make. It was like, okay, cool, I can just get a property, throw it on Airbnb and be good to go. So I think that's where the flooding of the market came, was just people thinking that you could just be on one platform and be good to go.   Sam Wilson (00:12:20) - Right. Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. Love. And so everything you guys are doing there is in the broader Asheville area. Yeah, it's.   Alex Jarbo (00:12:28) - In Buncombe County. Yeah. After this larger deal that we're working on, I do. There are 2 or 3 other markets that I've identified in the country that I want to get into, because it's it's good and bad to have a massive concentration of like your properties in one area.   Alex Jarbo (00:12:45) - I just want to diversify into different markets after that. It's just fun to do it. I mean, these are these are cool vacation markets that are like some of the top markets in the country. So it's just it's cool to like come into a market and develop something unique that actually complements the city that you're getting into. I've always been a huge fan of that. Just whole strategy in general.   Sam Wilson (00:13:04) - Absolutely. Well, let's talk about this. I mean, you said you were taking you're taking the things you learned in the multifamily space and applying it to the short term rental space. And it sounded like you're syndicating short term rental opportunities. Talk to us about that.   Alex Jarbo (00:13:20) - Yeah, I mean, that that came from I mean, phenomenal mentors like Paul Moore from Wellings Capital is the first person that comes to mind. Just learning. The Vinnie Smiley was another one that like I've been on his podcast, I read his book. That's sort of what got me into multifamily or just understanding the the metrics around multifamily to apply for short term rentals.   Alex Jarbo (00:13:41) - But yeah, I originally got into that world just to learn and understand that, like just talking to my different mentors that like, I mean, even I mean, I don't know how it is now because I haven't really kept up with it. But during like the Covid era, even before then, like cap rates were severely compressed during during that time. So it was a pretty easy conversation to to have with a multifamily investor be like, hey, this is the preferred return. This is the general partner, limited partner split. This is the cash on cash. This is the equity multiple. It's like we practically just took the metrics that multifamily investors were used to, like, used to seeing and dealing with like in terms of a syndication and just apply that to these larger vacation rental deals.   Sam Wilson (00:14:24) - Did you do are you doing those as a one off syndication or did you launch a five?   Alex Jarbo (00:14:29) - Now it's a one off. I quickly learned it should have been a fund just just based off of the timeline that we had to close on this first deal.   Alex Jarbo (00:14:36) - So my next one will definitely be a fun. But yeah, this first one was just a single asset syndication. But yeah, that's a it's funny because I was just thinking about that this morning. I was like, I should have done a fund instead of a syndication.   Sam Wilson (00:14:48) - Yeah, well tell tell us why, I guess. Can you give us give our listeners some color on as to why you say that?   Alex Jarbo (00:14:53) - It's like. Getting the deal, finding the money compared to having the money, and then finding the deal or starting to work on the deal. Just the timeline type thing. It's like, okay, I have technically I have this closing date that I have to meet, and this is when the money has to be raised and anything and everything can happen with dealing with investors and getting. There's a big difference between a soft commitment and actually getting that money wired. So that's the biggest thing, is just the pressure of I would rather have dug that well before I needed it is what I've always told myself of, like having that money there waiting so I can then deploy it into a deal compared to the other way around.   Sam Wilson (00:15:31) - Right. And that's a challenge. It certainly is a challenge. And I think one of the. Things that you have in your favor. Having a fund is that you already know what types of assets you're buying. You've already got a proven track record. This is what we're buying. Here's the type of assets you can give a long history of the things that you're buying. A lot of times I as a personally as a passive investor, I'm not a big fan of funds because especially if it's a blind, entirely blind fund where you're like, all right, so you say you're going to buy that, but I'm not quite sure. You're like, hey, no, like, here's the 8500 previous I'm making number up. But properties we've bought that, this is what's going in it.   Alex Jarbo (00:16:08) - So yeah, that's a good point. I mean the I have so there's a fund that we've teamed up with and I'm completely open to doing that with this deal. But there was a there was a fund that we teamed up with where.   Alex Jarbo (00:16:21) - Like some of the some of the assets in that fund where like the investors were like, okay, I would rather just I wish it was a single asset syndication where I can just invest in this one property. So it's a double edged sword. It is honestly.   Sam Wilson (00:16:32) - Yeah, it is. And I will say that openly because we have a fund open right now that raising capital in a fund is twice as hard as raising for a single asset. So cut. Like you said, it cuts both ways. And I've heard that from a lot of sponsors. Like it's harder it's harder in a fund than it is in a single asset deal. But yet the ability, like you said, to continue to acquire, to continue to raise money constantly as opposed to going, all right, well, now it's go time. Now we raise a bunch of money. Okay, we closed and then you start the whole process over again. It's it cuts both ways. So making that decision obviously on a case by case basis.   Sam Wilson (00:17:04) - But I just loved hearing hearing your insights on that okay. So we talked a little bit. Focus on bigger deals syndicating these deals. Um Alex one of the things that we talked about before this or before this show started recording was that you have coached over 5000 people in the short term rental game. What has that process been like? Talk to us about that, because I'm sure I'm sure you've got a lot of insights from working with so many different coaching clients.   Alex Jarbo (00:17:34) - Yeah, that came from I had purchased a course through Brian Page of B&B formula when it was just it was like a, I think 1 or $2000 course. When I first started, I knew I wanted to get into vacation rentals. That's why I moved here. But it was cool. He was like one of the first people to create a course. And then I had actually pitched him on one of my deals where I was like, hey, like, I would love for you to invest. And then that that had spiraled, gone into like, he had a podcast at that time, too.   Alex Jarbo (00:18:00) - And I was like, I would love to hop on the podcast and pitch the deal. And he's like, I actually don't do the podcast anymore. But I'm looking for coaches and we only have like two of them right now. And that course had morphed into a coaching program. And I've been with B&B formula, teaching an hour or two a week for the last year and a half, and then it's morphed into over 6000 students at this point. And we do group coaching one on one, all that fun stuff. But yeah, it's just it's been really cool to see students go from like zero, like learn this in the Marine Corps. Like just to just general leadership is it's really cool seeing like some of your mentees sort of surpass you and seeing some of these students build these massive vacation rental companies, management companies and a massive portfolio as well. I mean, one of our students has over like 350 listings. So it's been it's really cool to be a part of a community like that, too, because you're sort of you have your finger on the pulse when it comes to like changing the things in the economy.   Alex Jarbo (00:18:55) - So like, you'll see, like students be like it's way harder to find a deal in X, x, X, or like every 2 or 3 months. There's always like a new topic that students are constantly asking about. So the biggest thing I've seen is like the rental arbitrage deals. It's, in my opinion, still the easiest way to get into real estate investing in general when it comes to vacation rentals. But there you have to be a little bit more strategic when it comes to choosing a market compared to just like I said, going into any market, getting any type of property and just throwing it on Airbnb. So that's just what I've learned from coaching so many students. Is that the biggest thing I've learned about coaching students is that. You're a lot of times you're going to be your biggest enemy where it's like students get in their own way. It's a mindset thing outside of you. We can give you all the tools in the world, give you the best coaches in this industry. But if your mindset is not there, or like you have a negative mindset that is going to severely impact the way you talk to owners or just talking to like negotiating your deals and whatnot and managing your properties.   Sam Wilson (00:19:54) - Absolutely. Absolutely. That's that's really great. That's awesome man I can't believe that. 5000 plus 6000. Would you say coaching students at this point?   Alex Jarbo (00:20:01) - 6000 students.   Sam Wilson (00:20:02) - Yeah, that's wild man. And I think that's an added benefit maybe I probably would never have thought about was just the fact that you get that consistent feedback from the people you're talking to of what's going on in the market. It's kind of your.   Alex Jarbo (00:20:15) - Yeah, I've gotten things like, hey, have you used this service or this new service or tool for your company? I'm like, no, but it sounds really interesting. Let me check it out. And then I end up putting it in my company.   Sam Wilson (00:20:25) - Right. That's cool. Let's talk about your company for just a quick second here. How do you balance being an operator? And I'm not I'm maybe use the wrong word here, but an operator and then also a capital allocator because obviously more than capital allocator. But you're raising capital and you're operating your deals. How do you balance that.   Alex Jarbo (00:20:42) - Yeah. So the, the, the biggest shift the last six months is finding we interviewed all the top managers in this area. And we're still I'm still in the management portion of it, but I'm not in the day to day. So I found a manager had him run projections for us that were without giving him obviously our numbers. And I found a manager that projected our number like did significantly more than us, and that was because they had access to specific channels that we didn't, just because of how big they are. So I've recently delegated a big portion of like my cleaning, my maintenance, my event planning, because we have a wedding venue in this market as well that's attached to one of our vacation rental properties. All of the operations piece has been delegated to a local manager. My goal is in my management side of my company is just strategy and social media, because a lot of our properties, with them being unique, social media is a big portion of that. And then when it comes to capital raising, I love putting together these deals like that.   Alex Jarbo (00:21:39) - That is where I realized my passion is is like negotiating, not necessarily negotiating this deal in particular, we were almost practically exclusively working with the sellers because they were representing themselves. But negotiating the deals and just understanding the different pieces and just fitting them together, that's really what I really specialize in. And the types of properties we're showing investors. I mean, they do sell themselves like they truly do sell themselves. We're running a big like Facebook and LinkedIn marketing towards like raising these capital. And the leads are just flowing in every single day is just how picturesque these properties are. So in terms of selling them on, on social media or just showing, like we shot a massive investor video that took us four days to shoot, that's easy to do. And then as long as you back it up with the numbers, you're good to go. So that's what I truly enjoy. So that's how I balance it. Finding a manager. Or you can hire someone in house if you wanted to do it that way to take take all the stuff that you don't want to do, like almost an operations manager and just focusing on the, the the stuff that you enjoy doing and time blocking, just dedicating three hours a day to 1 or 2 items snowballs into a ridiculous result over the course of 3 to 6 months or a year or whatever.   Sam Wilson (00:22:52) - I love it, man. That's awesome. Yeah, in the consistently improving what your strategy is, I think it's one of the things you say, okay, I've done it this way for a long time, but let's look at another way. Yeah.   Alex Jarbo (00:23:03) - Time to time to fire myself like the, the what I came to.   Sam Wilson (00:23:08) - Absolutely, man. That's that's that's it. There was, there was somebody inside of our company there today. What she say to me, she goes, you need to stop doing that. Like now I'm like, thank you. Yeah, yeah, that's my love language. She's like, just get out of the way. Like.   Sam Wilson (00:23:22) - Seriously I'm trying.   Alex Jarbo (00:23:23) - Yeah. Like I'm like trying to focus on, like how to, like, split all my time up. And I'm like, I think I just need to remove myself. Like, yeah.   Sam Wilson (00:23:30) - It's fast as you can, man. Alex, I got one more thing here that for those of you that don't know that, listen to this show.   Sam Wilson (00:23:37) - I always ask our guests on the onboarding side of things, you know, what's a unique something unique about you or a strange hobby or something that you might find interesting or I might find interesting? And Alex shared with me that he is a Guinness Book World record holder. Alex, here at the end of the show, just break it down for us man. What world record do you hold?   Alex Jarbo (00:24:02) - Furthest distance to roll a coin. It's one of the most random things if you don't know anything about me. Yeah.   Sam Wilson (00:24:08) - Furthest distance to roll.   Sam Wilson (00:24:11) - How far was it?   Alex Jarbo (00:24:12) - I forgot, man. It was like, I don't know, like I don't I had a friend that would like, was like manager of like a Gold's Gym. And this Gold's Gym had a massive long stretch of concrete like up front when you first walk into the gym, I think it was like it wasn't that far. It was like 60, 70m. It was honestly harder to find that than it was to like actually do the record.   Alex Jarbo (00:24:32) - But yeah, I did it back in 2019 when I was bored out of my mind for 2018. And. I submitted everything to Guinness and they sent me a certificate like six months later. It's pretty funny.   Sam Wilson (00:24:46) - That's hysterical. Furthest distance to roll a coin. All right, well, on that note, Alex, that's awesome, man. You never know what you're going to get out of Alex Jarboe, a short term rental expert. Thank you for taking the time to come on the show today and share with us all of your insights here. You've got some really cool stuff going on there in the Asheville market, and look forward to hearing what you do in those other couple of markets that you've identified to move into next. If our listeners want to get in touch with you, learn more about you and or your current opportunity. Raising capital for what is the best way to do that?   Alex Jarbo (00:25:19) - LinkedIn is really easy. That's a lot of stuff. Lives on. LinkedIn is just Alex Jarboe. We actually also built a website specifically just for this deal.   Alex Jarbo (00:25:27) - So that's Open Atlas Dot investments, investments with an S. I'm sure it's going to be linked somewhere in the show notes. But the deal is also on my LinkedIn, which is probably the easiest way to get to it. And then you guys can check out all the videos that we shot for it. Pitch deck there. You guys can sign up to to just schedule a call with us, and then we can go from there.   Sam Wilson (00:25:46) - Rock and roll Alex. Open Atlas Dot investments. We'll make sure of course as Alex said to include that there in the show notes. Thank you for coming on the show today. I certainly appreciate your time. This was great.   Alex Jarbo (00:25:55) - Appreciate you man. It was fun. Hey, thanks for.   Sam Wilson (00:25:57) - Listening to the How to Scale Commercial Real Estate podcast. If you can do me a favor and subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, whatever platform it is you use to listen. If you can do that for us, that would be a fantastic help to the show.   Sam Wilson (00:26:13) - It helps us both attract new listeners as well as rank higher on those directories. So appreciate you listening. Thanks so much and hope to catch you on the next episode.

I got to Branscombe and the Tea Room is magically still open, I get a lift with a wonderfully daffy Staffie named Cassie, and end up at Waitrose at Sidsomething. I walk back and create an ode to the Legendary Sidford Spar, and walk up THAT hill. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jaunt/message

This week's podcast is presented by Jacqueline and Stephen. For this episode we have seven callerinerers. We hear from:· Globe-trotting Richard who, like Stephen, is worried by the size of the drill;· 2 calls from Andrea in central Bretagne; she has questions; · Jen, Ambridge Pony club who found the wedding a damp squib;· Johanna in California who compares Jazzer to a Staffie and calls back later to talk Green Energy;· Paul from Olney who thinks Lynda will triumph; and finally· Kate and Katherine who are wondering about Henry.Plus: there's Sue's Week in Ambridge, Tweet of the Week from Theo and the Social Media Round-up from Rob Williams. Please call into the show using this link: www.speakpipe.com/dumteedum. Alternatively, you can send us a voice note via WhatsApp on +44 7810 012 881.Mia was born on 20 Jan 2006; Brad was born in the same year, but we haven't been told his actual date of birth, so there is less than a year's difference in age. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pour en savoir plus, apprenez en plus sur le Staffie  Dans ce podcast partez à la découverte du chien de race Staffie ! Nous évoquons les points importants de cette race de chien tels que : - le comportement - l'éducation et le dressage - la santé - sans oublier les idées reçues Pour cette fiche de race nous sommes allés à la rencontre de Sabrina, une passionnée des chiens, propriétaire d'un Saffie qui partage avec nous son expérience !  Et n'oubliez pas, bénéficiez des meilleures formations d'éducations canine   Pour éduquer son chiot   Si vous voulez éduquer votre chien  Pour devenir éducateur canin  Pour éviter les problèmes avec son chien aussi ! 

Tahnee Knowles is a bereaved Mother, Mindful Grief & Pregnancy After Loss Coach. The wellness of expectant parents has been Tahnee's passion ever since the birth of her first son Gus in 2017, up until COVID impacted on the retreat industry she ran regular pregnancy wellness retreats on the Isle of Wight, where she lives with her Husband, Son (Gus), Daughter (Winnie) and beloved Staffie.  In June 2020 Tahnee experienced the death of her second child, a gorgeous baby boy, Elvis-Star. Tahnee made it her mission to support others through babyloss with mindfulness in Elvis' memory. After living through pregnancy and birth after loss with her third child Winnie, she now focuses her hypnobirthing efforts towards parents who are pregnant after loss, gently guiding them through this challenging and healing time. You'll find her on Instagram @themindfulgriefcoach--------------------------------Thanks for listening to the podcast. Please don't forget to subscribe, rate, review and share.Visit our website where you can find out a bit about us, read the blog and even 'purch our merch' via the online shop!Find out more about THE PATHWAY TO RECOVERY which is designed to support, nurture and empower you following the loss of a baby as well as the TRYING TO CONCEIVE AFTER LOSS COURSE to support you through the pressures of TTC after loss.  Both courses are self paced and run over 6 weeks with the next ones starting on 2nd May.Contact us via social media platforms or email info@theworstgirlgangever.co.ukYou'll find us on...FacebookInstagramTwitteror you can join the TWGGE Facebook Support GroupIt's time to break the silence and open up the dialogue around the topics of miscarriage and pregnancy loss. No more shame, no more taboo, lets ditch it for our children; the ones that will come, the ones that are and the ones that never came to be.

ELECTRIC VAN AND LORRY GRANT EXTENDEDThe Government has extended their grant scheme for electric vans and lorries, for two more years. Those looking to buy a qualifying vehicle can claim between £5000 and £16000. For more on this, click the MoveElectric article here. INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY LISTS OIL REDUCTION STEPSThe International Energy Agency (IEA) has outlined ten steps we could take to reduce the amount of oil we need to use. If the ideas were adopted across the globe, the IEA predicts that an amount of oil equivalent to half of Russia's exports could be saved. To find out more, click here for The Guardian article. VOLKSWAGEN ANNOUNCED PROFITS JUMPVW's operating profits rose, over 2020, 451% on 2020, which to a certain degree is understandable. Whilst their sales revenue and returns on sale rose very slightly they actually sold 8% fewer vehicles. This is another example of companies targeting their higher profile specs and vehicles. For more on this story, click the Autocar article link here. AUDI GROUP POSTS RECORD PROFITSAudi is the latest company to say “we sold less but made more money”, with profits from Audi, Lamborghini and Ducati at €53.1 billion and record operating profits. We need to remember Bentley are not included yet as they were only assimilated into the group at the start of this year. To read more about this, click here for the Autocar article. POLICE TARGETING CATALYTIC CONVERTER THIEVESA national combined operation by police, in England, has targeted thieves of catalytic converters with over 30 arrests made. Added to this several scrap metal sites were served with forced closures. 38,000 catalytic converters were stolen in 2021. You can read more about this, by clicking the Motoring Research article here. NISSAN AXES THE GT-R IN EUROPEAfter 13 years the axe has finally fallen on the GT-R. The specific reason is stricter noise regulations, for this region, whilst changes to emissions and crash integrity being the official reason for other global markets. To learn more click here for the EVO article telling us the sad tale. ——————————————————————————-If you like what we do, on this show, and think it is worth a £1.00, please consider supporting us via Patreon. Here is the link to that CLICK HERE TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST——————————————————————————-WRC: CHANGES TO TIME PENALTIES FOR HYBRID FAILURESThe FIA has amended their rule and penalty for teams who miss stages due to a hybrid tech failure, for WRC teams. For the first two rounds each stage absence cost the teams 10 minutes, whereas they will now be penalised two. As the hybrid tech is out of the team's control, to hit them with a 10 minute penalty seemed silly. More on this can be found by clicking this link to the DirtFish article. NEW NEW CAR NEWSMazda CX-60 - Mazda has unveiled their new range topper, the CX-60 a large SUV. Prices are expected to start a fraction under £44,000, raising up to £48,000 for the top of the range version. There will be a plug-in hybrid version which has their 2.5l petrol engine combined with 100kW electric motor and 17.8kWh battery. This gives a claimed 188mpg, 33g/km CO2 with 322bhp and 500Nm torque. Electric only driving has a claimed range off 39 miles with 42 in city driving. For more, click the YesAuto link here. Lotus Emira - Lotus's new 718 Cayman rival has been revealed. The First Edition model will be priced at £71, 995 and come with the option of a V6 or a turbo 4-cylinder engine from Mercedes-AMG. Following on the Emira will be available at £59,995. The car comes with a more luxurious and high tech cabin which is apparently easier to get in and out of than other recent cars from Hethel. To learn more, click here for the Autocar article. LUNCHTIME WATCH: PRACTICAL CLASSICS CLASSIC CARE & RESTORATION SHOW 2022 - Part 1Ian Seabrook was at the NEC over the weekend, hosting his own stand as well as trying to cover every inch of the vast Practical Classic show. Click here to see Part 1 of his in-depth review. LIST OF THE WEEK: 30 WEIRD AND WONDERFUL ‘90S CONCEPT CARSClassic & Sports Car has produced a mammoth list of 1990s concept cars that were a little, well, out there. Listen to the chaps pick their selections then click this link here to find your favourite. Do not forget to tell them if you agree or not. AND FINALLY: WEIRDEST BUS EVER BUILTThe Citroen U55 Cityrama Currus was a bus that was built for a specific reason, as with things that have a single purpose they can be a bit weird. This is no exception. Look at it and remember there wasn't aircon available at the time! For more, click the Jalopnik link here.

Dans ce podcast, on va aider Mag : "Merci pour l acceptation. J ai effectivement un soucis avec mon Staffie de 3 ans qui auparavant avait accès à la maison mais aujourd'hui nouveau canapé donc nous lui avons mis son panier dans notre véranda avec accès jardin toute la journée . Depuis 15 jours c est bêtises sur bêtises. Quand nous sommes présents aucune bêtise et il n essaie même pas de monter dans le canapé voilà mon pb" Bonne écoute !

Quand on dit American Staffordshire Terrier, certains vont automatiquement penser chien méchant, chien féroce, chien dangereux…. Et si tout cela n'était que fausse réputation ?  Depuis plus de 20 ans, il existe en France une loi sur les chiens dits « dangereux », classés en catégorie 1 et 2, une loi qui vise à protéger les humains des chiens réputés mordeurs. Une loi qui paradoxalement, peut laisser croire que l'on ne risque rien avec les autres races, mais grave erreur... et tous les vétérinaires le savent bien, la dangerosité d'un chien ne dépend pas de sa race, mais de son conditionnement. Eva est la fondatrice de l'association Gueules d'Anges, créée en 2014 qui a justement pour but d'expliquer que la dangerosité d'un chien n'est pas en corrélation avec sa race mais bien avec sa lignée, sa socialisation, son éducation et ses relations dans le foyer. L'association organise également des campagnes de prévention, de sensibilisation et d'information sur la législation.  Aujourd'hui, c'est Eva qui nous parle de son vécu avec Iron, son amstaff. D'où nous vient-il ? Quel est son tempérament ? Quelles sont les obligations à respecter pour vivre avec un chien catégorisé ? Elle vous expliquera tout.  En conclusion, si vous souhaitez adopter un chien courageux, stable, loyal et sportif, l'Amstaff est peut-être fait pour vous !  --- Liens mentionnés dans l'épisode  > Pour en savoir plus sur la race : F.A.S.T :https://france-amstaff.fr/  >Vous pouvez suivre Iron sur son compte instagram Irontheamstar   Et l'association Gueules d'Anges sur instagram ou facebook ou enfin leur site internet  -- Préparation et engistrement : Maud Fediere Montage & mixage : Jonathan du podcast Ozef --- Si le podcast vous plait, le meilleur moyen pour me soutenir et pour me le faire savoir, c'est de laisser 5 étoiles et un commentaire sur Itunes  ou apple podcast. Cela encouragera surement d'autres passionnés de chiens à venir découvrir et écouter CHUU. Pour me poser des questions et suivre mon aventure en images, je vous invite à vous abonnez à ma page instagram @chuu_podcast

Dave is the CEO of Outfield Leadership and author of the Amazon best-selling book, The Self-Evolved Leader, which was given a nice thumbs up by Marshall Goldsmith, Eric Schurenberg of Inc. Magazine and Michael Bungay Stanier. As we begin to (hopefully) emerge from the malaise of the last year, Dave is an ideal guest to help your audience answer How can they rebuild their growth plans in a world of uncertainty. Dave McKeown helps individuals, teams, and organizations achieve excellence by doing the ordinary things extraordinarily well. He is the CEO of Outfield Leadership and author of The Self-Evolved Leader - Elevate Your Focus and Develop Your People in a World That Refuses to Slow Down. He has a wealth of experience in connecting individual and team performance to improved business results with a particular focus on fast-growing, complex organizations. As Founder and CEO of Outfield Leadership, Dave now speaks, coaches and trains on moving from execution to excellence. His goal is to help organizations build a culture of real, authentic but ultimately results-driven leadership. He has shared his leadership strategies at the Inc. 500 and Growco conferences, for Bank of America, the British Government, Entrepreneur's Organization, Bamboo HR and countless others. And has worked with leaders at Fedex, Spectrum Health, Renewal by Andersen, Akamai, NYSE and many smaller, fast-growing organizations. Dave is the host of the podcast 'Lead Like you Give a Damn' and writes a weekly column for Inc.Com. A native of Ireland, Dave now resides in Southern California with his wonderful wife, Paris and awesome Staffie, Maggie. Connect with Dave: www.outfieldleadership.com https://twitter.com/davemckeown https://www.linkedin.com/in/davemckeown/ https://www.facebook.com/davejmckeown/ https://www.instagram.com/davemckeown1/

Kieno speaks to Byron Thanarayen owner off Jessie the Staffie & Chucky the Toy Pomeranian. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liz announces she has given up alcohol... but Nic replies, 'Again?' Liz has had a blast from the past - a former flatmate who’s now a famous actor has followed her on Twitter (although she hasn’t messaged back). Liz muses on the friends she’s lost because of her job (but says it’s mainly because she’s so successful at it). Both Liz and Nic are looking forward to travelling again… but Liz explains why she prefers work trips to holidays. If you want to donate to help Rosie the Staffie, you can find more information here:  https://www.gofundme.com/f/rosies-life-saving-treatment See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Originally released: April 27, 2009 Episode 1 of Nathan OUTloud is a brief introduction to the host of Nathan OUTloud, Nathan Treanor. Nathan shares part of his coming out story, including the first time he ever told anyone he is gay. Nathan also shares when he came out to his mother. In the news: Nathan talks about the tragic news of two 11 year-old boys who, after being bullied and tormented in school, needlessly took their lives. The heartbreaking stories of Jaheem Herrera and Carl Joseph Walker-Hoover shed light on the importance of anti-bullying curriculum in schools. Also, the Human Rights Campaign released the new “Welcoming Schools” Program – information at http://www.hrc.org/welcomingschools/ (hrc.org) Spotlight Artist: Maria Daines and her song “The Staffie Song”. As a dog lover, Nathan shares a song about the importance of dog rescue and how every animal deserves a chance at a loving home. Music courtesy of the http://music.podshow.com/ (Podsafe Music Network). Also check out http://www.maria-daines.com/ (Maria Daines) online. Take Action: Congress is currently considering Federal Hate Crimes legislation that would expand protections to LGBT Americans. Learn more at http://www.fighthatenow.org/ (fighthatenow.org) – where you will be able to contact your members of Congress and also share a moving video by Judy Shepard. Judy's son Matthew was killed 10 years ago in a brutal attack because he was gay. Since Matthew's death, Judy has not given up the fight to ensure that Matthew's death was not in vain and that current Hate Crimes protections are expanded to include members of the LGBT community. Follow the podcast on twitter http://twitter.com/nathanOUTloud (@nathanOUTloud). To share your coming out story on a future episode of Nathan OUTloud, email here. Come OUT | Be OUT | Live OUTloud 3b9ND8yTuk7soDFbsUvI Support this podcast

Dave McKeown helps individuals, teams, and organizations achieve excellence by doing the ordinary things extraordinarily well. He is the CEO of Outfield Leadership and author of The Self-Evolved Leader - Elevate Your Focus and Develop Your People in a World That Refuses to Slow Down (Greenleaf Book Group). He has a wealth of experience in connecting individual and team performance to improved business results with a particular focus on fast-growing, complex organizations. Dave started his career as a Consultant at Accenture, quickly moving to become the COO and then President of Predictable Success, a boutique consultancy focussed on helping complex businesses achieve scalability. Whilst at Predictable Success he also ran Inc. Consulting, a joint venture with Inc. Media which helped companies on, or aspiring to be on, the Inc. 5000. achieve consistent, scalable growth. As Founder and CEO of Outfield Leadership, Dave now speaks, coaches and trains on moving from execution to excellence. His goal is to help organizations build a culture of real, authentic but ultimately results-driven leadership. He has shared his leadership strategies at the Inc. 500 and Growco conferences, Bank of America, for the British Government, Entrepreneur's Organization, Bamboo HR and countless others. And has worked with leaders at Spectrum Health, Renewal by Andersen, Akamai, NYSE and many smaller, fast-growing organizations. Dave is the host of the podcast 'Lead Like you Give a Damn' and writes a weekly column for Inc.Com. Originally from Northern Ireland, Dave now lives in Southern California with his wonderful wife, Paris and awesome Staffie, Maggie

Do you think it’s okay for boys to hit each other in the playground? Is it just boys being boys? And would you still have a problem if those same boys were hitting and “play fighting” with girls?  Holly and Daddo chat through a listener's parenting dilemma that involves her daughter being hit by a school friend, who happens to be a boy. But the tricky part is that her daughter doesn’t want the teacher to know. What would you do?  Plus, Holly’s nail this week is that her family’s finally worked out how to pay pocket money to the kids… without cash! Because seriously, who has cash anymore?      CREDITS Hosts:Holly Wainwright & Andrew Daddo Producer: Pariya Taherzadeh CONTACT US Send us an email at tgm@mamamia.com.au Looking for a community of like-minded parents? Join our Mamamia Parents Facebook Page... https://www.facebook.com/groups/1047713658714395/   Want a weekly parenting newsletter from Holly Wainwright?  Sign up here... https://www.mamamia.com.au/newsletter/ Looking for other podcasts to listen to?  You'll find all our Mamamia shows at https://mamamia.com.au/podcasts/ This episode is brought to you by Mamamia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave McKeown helps individuals, teams, and organizations achieve excellence by doing the ordinary things extraordinarily well. He is the CEO of Outfield Leadership and author of the upcoming book The Self-Evolved Leader - Elevate Your Focus and Develop Your People in a World That Refuses to Slow Down.   He has a wealth of experience in connecting individual and team performance to improved business results with a particular focus on fast-growing, complex organizations.   He has shared his leadership strategies at the Inc. 500 and Growco conferences, Bank of America, for the British Government, Entrepreneur's Organization, Bamboo HR and countless others. And has worked with leaders at Spectrum Health, Renewal by Andersen, Akamai, NYSE and many smaller, fast-growing organizations.   Dave is the host of the podcast 'Lead Like you Give a Damn' and writes a weekly column for Inc.Com.   A native of Ireland, Dave now resides in Southern California with his wonderful wife, Paris, and awesome Staffie, Maggie.      In this episode, Karen and Dave discuss: Success Story of Dave Commit to Get Leads o Get good at moving through both parts of the sales cycle simultaneously – be constantly casting your net for new clients while also servicing your current clients. Consult to Sell o Work with people who want to work with you. Ground your process in working with those potential partners rather than reaching for every single potential client. Connect to Build and Grow o Scalability cannot be built on an individual and it cannot be built on acts of heroism. Your business is not scalable if it is built on you as an individual.   Success Thinking, Activities and Vision o Your team should also know and be in purpose with your overarching purpose and vision. It brings people more meaning, more to give of themselves, and to know how it adds up to something bigger than the individual. Sweet Spot of Success     "I think that if we can strike while the iron is hot, in the next 60 days or 90 days then we can get moving forward, and just give your prospects some incentive to just keep moving forward."- Dave McKeown     *5 Minute Success - Listener Giveaway* Go here to receive your FREE Download of the 1st Chapter of The Self-Evolved Leader!     Connect with Dave McKeown:   Twitter: @davemckeown Facebook: Dave McKeown Website: OutfieldLeadership.com & SelfEvolvedLeader.com Book: The Self-Evolved Leader: Elevate Your Focus and Develop Your People in a World That Refuses to Slow Down Show: Lead Like You Give a Damn Podcast LinkedIn: Dave McKeown     About the Podcast   Join host Karen Briscoe each week to learn how you can achieve success at a higher level by investing just 5 minutes a day! Tune in to hear powerful, inspirational success stories and expert insights from entrepreneurs, business owners, industry leaders, and real estate agents that will transform your business and life. Karen shares a-ha moments that have shaped her career and discusses key concepts from her book Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day: Secrets of a Top Agent Revealed.   Here’s to your success in business and in life!     Connect with Karen Briscoe:   Twitter: @5MinuteSuccess Facebook: 5MinuteSuccess Website: 5MinuteSuccess.com Email: Karen@5MinuteSuccess.com   5 Minute Success Links   Learn more about Karen’s book, Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day   Karen also recommends Moira Lethbridge's book "Savvy Woman in 5 Minutes a Day"   Subscribe to 5 Minute Success Podcast   Spread the love and share the secrets of 5 Minute Success with your friends and colleagues!     Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.    

Emily goes out for a stroll with radio presenter Nihal Arthanayake and meets his beautiful Staffie, Luna. Nihal talks to Emily about growing up in Essex with Sri Lankan parents, meeting his wife and knowing she was ‘the one’, handling tricky interview subjects on his BBC Radio 5 Live show and encouraging his daughter to play the drums. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Day 121 of 365 Snippets of Encouragement - A One Year Project conceived by Angela Barnard. An ode to an old hound tells the story of Bon Jovi, the gentle Staffie, who died today. While ‘only a dog’ he was much loved and his life is celebrated in gratitude for all the love and fun he brought into our lives. LISTEN & ENJOY! If you've enjoyed this episode, remember to COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE Follow Angela Barnard: Website - www.inspireforlifecoaching.com/ Facebook - www.facebook.com/inspireforlifecoaching/ LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/inspireforlifecoaching/ Twitter - @angiembarnard READ THE BOOK - mybook.to/caminobook2 Sign Up for Snippets - eepurl.com/dIt8Fj

Singleton Jo Good explores London with her bulldog Matilda. This week she meets comedian and author Julian Clary with Albert, his Staffie cross.

Sorry, it has been a while since the last episode - last week was hectic!   In this episode, we chat about Kim's patients from last week. In particular, Kim saw a new patient, a lovely Staffie, who had suffered a fibrocartilaginous embolism (FCE) some years back.   We spend a lot of the episode talking about FCE. You can read the accompanying blog post on FCE here.   Please do get in touch. Email vetphysiolife@theralph.vet or via the website.

Mikey and Me Onion Planting. Mikey happens to be a 4 month old Staffie cross from Manchester Dogs Home. Welcome to our new journey together.

Broadcaster Nihal owns a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, but doesn't want to be stereotyped by his dog. In this second of two programmes for the interview series One to One, he talks to Paul who is a first time owner of a Staffie. For Paul, his dog 'Bee Bee' has been a revelation and came into his life at just the right time. Producer : Perminder Khatkar.