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We hope you enjoy our podcast! To help us grow, please do subscribe to our podcast and follow us on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and/or LinkedIn. It's the best way we can keep bringing in quality guests.This episode we speak to Daniel Cerventus LimDaniel has been an avid practitioner in technology and business for more than 20 years now. Having initiated his first technology related startup since tertiary years was a demonstration of relentless taking the challenge to the next level even at a tender age. The ambition only grew bigger when the startup was then invested by Multimedia University Malaysia (MMU). Through the growing years, he has worked on various mid to large sized projects ranging from the Ministry of Youth and Sport's projects (Rakan Muda) to consulting several companies in digital marketing and e-commerce space before embarking on building an education portal. The venture took shape along the years and through keen eyes on latest trends, pivoted into an education tourism company that facilitates middle eastern students to Malaysia in tandem with aims of Ministry of Tourism of Malaysia in bringing in foreign investment. Daniel soon exited this company and moved on with many other great interests. Upon exiting, Daniel pursued various community driven and entrepreneurial projects in Malaysia such as Barcamp and Startup Camp to help to grow the startups and developers ecosystem in Malaysia. Through his experience, he then founded Entrepreneurs.my and soon became one of Malaysia's leading resource for entrepreneurial content around Malaysia and neighbours Singapore and Indonesia. Entrepreneurs.my grew in online traction and seeing the interest from Asian countries, it has been rebranded to NextUp.Asia.Daniel has also served as advisor, mentor and board of director of numerous entrepreneurs' organization around Malaysia and South East Asia. Daniel is also the founding curator of TEDxKL - one the largest TEDx events in the world.WE'RE DRINKINGDavid: Sake OneDaniel: Ice AmericanoTerng: Santori Strong ZeroWE COVER:Malaysia My Second HomeNextUpAsia Facebook groupWhy invest in Malaysia, and how to enter MalaysiaMassively scaling Facebook group numbers Productivity tips for working early in the morning“Social engineering”Lyra the Shiba InuTony RobbinsProductivity tipsThe pomodoro technique1MDB scandalSYNC PRPiktochart123RFGrabPROMOTION:Listeners can get 10% of David's latest book, Everyday A**holes, using the promo code BOD at checkout. Get a copy at everydayassholes.net.Listeners get a free 30-minute consultation with Terng's company, SYNC PR. Just mention this podcast when contacting them.

In dieser Episode habe ich Sonja Kubovcsik zu Gast. Sonja arbeitet im Wirtschaftsministerium Schleswig-Holstein und ist Referentin im Referat Gründung und Digitalisierung. Unter anderem organisiert sie jedes Jahr das Schleswig-Holstein StartUp Camp. Was es damit auf sich hat, für wen das Camp interessant ist, welche Mehrwerte ihr daraus für euer StartUp ziehen könnt und wie das Ganze abläuft, erfahrt ihr hier! 03:10 Arbeiten unter Corona 03:58 Was ist das StartUp Camp? 04:49 Entwicklung des Camps in den letzten Jahren 06:59 Ziele des Camps 07:48 Ablauf und Inhalte 09:24 Mehrwerte für die Teams 10:44 Kooperationspartner 11:58 Abschlussevent & Preise 13:46 Zusammenarbeit Silicon Valles / Plug and Play 17:28 Corona und das Camp 18:18 Auswahlkriterien bei der Bewerbung Weitere Infos unter: https://startupcamp.sh/ Bewerbungs-Deadline: 31.05.2020 Zeitraum 22.06. - 26.06.2020 Abschlussevent 26.06.2020 18 Uhr Anmeldung: https://register.startupcamp.sh/ Bei weiteren Fragen gerne direkt an: Sonja.Kubovcsik@wimi.landsh.de Music: freemusicarchive.org/music/Checkie_…_Dilemma_ID_03 License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/deed.de

A quick look into the impact of the various mediums we consume content from on a daily basis and the impact it has on our marriage, family, arguments, sex life and more. Join us for the 100% FREE Marriage Story Online Mini-Course - Learn More & Enroll HereNot sure why your marriage needs a vision and mission statement? Not sure why story matters so much for you? Grab our free PDF 7 Ways A Mission Statement Will Improve Any Marriage.

Episode - 017 of the Encouraged Life Podcast dives into how to discuss finances with your spouse, what to strongly consider, what to keep an eye out for, and how some unique perspectives can help you stay aligned. If you have yet to go through our framework for how to catch a vision for the future of your family, design a meaningful and compelling mission statement, and begin living into a more intentional and purpose-filled story…you might want to head over and check out our 100% FREE Marriage Story Online Mini-Course - Learn More & Enroll HereNot sure why your marriage needs a vision and mission statement? Not sure why story matters so much for you? Grab our free PDF 7 Ways A Mission Statement Will Improve Any Marriage.

Gary Pudles, (@GaryPudles) is the founder, and CEO of Answernet, was named by Inc. Magazine Inc. 500, as one of the “fastest-growing businesses” in the US. In 2019, AnswerNet which handles tens of millions of calls and Internet contacts for thousands of clients, ranging from Fortune 100 firms to small private practices also has 25 call centers around the country. For several years, Gary has taught an entrepreneurial class at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. He is also involved in a Startup Camp and the International Startup Festival. Gary has the heart of a teacher, loves speaking about business so listen up to his entrepreneurial stories. Gary has time for several hobbies and interests outside of family and work. How does Gary start most working days, what does he look for in people that he hires and what excites him most about building companies? Gary shares with us the leadership lessons he learned along the way. We explore how and why Gary started Answernet. What Gary’s parents did that influenced him in business and how this background shaped his positive outlook. Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, Stitcher, Castbox, Google Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast platform. This episode is brought to you by BankSmarter. Do you want to Bank Smarter? Then you know what a pain the banking process is. BankSmarter was created to make your life easier – whether you are banking with a credit union, community, the regional or national bank, or any number of the new digital banks. BankSmarter lets you access all of your financial options from one simple dashboard, it works with a select group of financial institutions, locally, statewide and nationally, including: .

Dale Partridge is a social entrepreneur and founder of Sevenly.org and StartupCamp.com. Described as “a mind who feels the trends before market,” Partridge teaches leaders and organizations how to position their brand, love their people, and develop profitable corporate social responsibility programs. He’s a renowned expert on branding, consumer psychology, and marketplace trends. He is an avid speaker and has been featured in various business publications including the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine, Fox News, NBC, INC Magazine, Mashable, MSN Money, Forbes and the Los Angeles Times. Dale resides with his family in Bend, Oregon. Favorite Success Quote “Never get too busy making a living that you forget to make a life”~Dolly Parton Key Points 1. Accountability is Key On your path to becoming the best man that you can be, there are a couple of key ingredients that, if you are lacking, will cause you to fail miserably. One of those keys is accountability. You have to have strong men in your life who are willing to speak truth and push you to become your best self. Men who are willing to call you out on your weaknesses and affirm your strengths. Without a strong support system you will fail. It is essential to your success as a man, in business, marriage, and personal growth that you develop this accountability and stick to it. 2. Men Are Overly Courageous in Business and Fearful in Family A huge problem with men today is that they are courageous in business and timid in their family lives. They draw all of this satisfaction from succeeding on the front of business, making millions and achieving their dreams, that they forget to be good fathers, husbands, and sons. If you want to live up to your full potential as a man, you have to have a balance between both. You have to succeed in business so that you can provide for your family, but you also have to be willing to sacrifice a bigger paycheck to be the man that your family needs. 3. Build Generosity into Your Life One of the cornerstones of being a good man is being generous. If you want to live a life of purpose and fulfillment, build generosity into your life, don’t sprinkle it in as an afterthought. Give your time, money, and resources to charities that you believe in, be willing to listen to the homeless guy on the street, sit and have a conversation with someone in need. Be generous in all areas of your life and it will come back to you, but more importantly, at the end of the day when you meet your maker, you will have a clean conscience and a full heart.

After spending time as a reality TV star, Chris was led into 12 years of vocational ministry work before venturing into entrepreneurship and business. We can learn so much from Chris about making big life decisions, following the Lord faithfully, and fearlessly sharing our faith. But, he's also an uber-successful businessman who has made a small fortune selling his products on Amazon and is teaching others how to do the same. He's an incredible leader and teacher and I'm certain you'll love every minute of the interview. Enjoy the final episode of the current Man On Mission season, as we go out with a bang with our chat with Chris Graebe. Enjoy!Keep in touch with Chris:Startup CampLive It Well PodcastInstagram

If you're unfamiliar with Dale Partridge, he's a lifelong entrepreneur, now full-time pastor and ministry leader. His past consists of launching many successful businesses, writing Wall Street Journal and USA Today Bestselling books, growing a non-profit to multi-millions of dollars in revenue, hosting one of the top business podcasts on iTunes for many years, and now he and his wife co-host one of the top Christian Podcasts on iTunes, having reached almost 1 Million downloads, called Real Christianity. Real Christianity Podcast: https://relearnchurch.org/shows/rc/ Relearn Church: https://relearnchurch.org/Ultimate Marriage: https://ultimatemarriage.com/Connect with Dale on Instagram @DalePartridge Dale’s Books: People Over Profit - Wall Street Journal and USA Today BestsellersSaved From Success Find Your Calling - For HimFind Your Calling - For HerLaunch Your DreamReal Christianity - COMING SOON Suggested reading from Dale:Pagan Christianity The Word of God in English Why SufferingThey Found The Secret

Dale Partridge is a social entrepreneur and founder of Sevenly.org and StartupCamp.com. Described as “a mind who feels the trends before market,” Partridge teaches leaders and organizations how to position their brand, love their people, and develop profitable corporate social responsibility programs. He's a renowned expert on branding, consumer psychology, and marketplace trends. He is an avid speaker and has been featured in various business publications including the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine, Fox News, NBC, INC Magazine, Mashable, MSN Money, Forbes and the Los Angeles Times. Dale resides with his family in Bend, Oregon. Favorite Success Quote “Never get too busy making a living that you forget to make a life”~Dolly Parton Key Points 1. Accountability is Key On your path to becoming the best man that you can be, there are a couple of key ingredients that, if you are lacking, will cause you to fail miserably. One of those keys is accountability. You have to have strong men in your life who are willing to speak truth and push you to become your best self. Men who are willing to call you out on your weaknesses and affirm your strengths. Without a strong support system you will fail. It is essential to your success as a man, in business, marriage, and personal growth that you develop this accountability and stick to it. 2. Men Are Overly Courageous in Business and Fearful in Family A huge problem with men today is that they are courageous in business and timid in their family lives. They draw all of this satisfaction from succeeding on the front of business, making millions and achieving their dreams, that they forget to be good fathers, husbands, and sons. If you want to live up to your full potential as a man, you have to have a balance between both. You have to succeed in business so that you can provide for your family, but you also have to be willing to sacrifice a bigger paycheck to be the man that your family needs. 3. Build Generosity into Your Life One of the cornerstones of being a good man is being generous. If you want to live a life of purpose and fulfillment, build generosity into your life, don't sprinkle it in as an afterthought. Give your time, money, and resources to charities that you believe in, be willing to listen to the homeless guy on the street, sit and have a conversation with someone in need. Be generous in all areas of your life and it will come back to you, but more importantly, at the end of the day when you meet your maker, you will have a clean conscience and a full heart.

I’ve invited Amber Lilyestrom, to be a guest on the podcast to share how having her business legally protected allows her to stay in alignment with her beliefs when it comes to missed or default payments from clients. Amber shares her own story about when a client suddenly stopped paying her. She explains how she worked with the client to reach a solution by using her skills as a coach. She talks about how she approached the situation with her client to reach a positive conclusion that felt good both to her and to her client. More About Amber:Amber Lilyestrom is a transformational branding strategist and business coach, philanthropist and lifestyle entrepreneur. She has been featured in Entrepreneur, Startupcamp.com and Working Mother magazine and is the host of the Amber Lilyestrom Show. She helps women entrepreneurs position themselves as sought after experts and thought leaders through social media, engagement marketing and the creation of a soul-connected online brand presence. She's helped thousands of women worldwide and built her multiple six-figure business as a full-time mamapreneur.. Freebie: Amber’s Free Quiz -  “Find Out Your Core Purpose” Amber’s Free Video Series - “How to Call in Your Tribe & Create Content That Converts”   Resources: Amber's Website & Facebook Easy Legal Steps - download the first book chapter free!

Amber Lilyestrom is a transformational branding strategist and business coach, philanthropist and lifestyle entrepreneur. She has been featured in Entrepreneur, Startupcamp.com and Working Mother magazine and is the host of the Amber Lilyestrom Show. She helps women entrepreneurs position themselves as sought after experts and thought leaders through social media, engagement marketing and the creation of a soul-connected online brand presence. She's helped thousands of women worldwide and built her multiple six-figure business as a full-time mamapreneur.    Connect with Amber: Website | http://www.amberlilyestrom.com Show notes for today’s episode can be found at: http://www.crystallayland.com/2018/walking-alongside-fear-w-amber-lilyestrom/ Leave a rating & review: http://bit.ly/herpodcast

Today, we talk about something we've never directly addressed on this podcast, God. Now, before you tune me out based on that word alone, I believe that regardless of what you believe, there is something to be learned in every conversation and every experience. That's why, when my friend, Dale Partridge reached out to talk about his new book, Saved From Success, I knew I needed to have him on. At the risk of losing a few listeners and receiving a few disapproving emails, I thought this was a conversation worth having. We talk about Dale's definition of success compared to much of society's, why men are hesitant to surrender to a higher power, how to develop a life of significance and meaning, and how all of us can be saved from success. SHOW HIGHLIGHTS How Dale defines success versus much of society Why men are hesitant to "surrender" to a higher power Specific money rules all men should learn to follow What does it mean to be "mature" and how to develop it Why we've become a culture where our youth are worshipped How a man begins to believe in God Where morality comes from Why the fear of death can be both a positive and negative Overcoming the "Gap of Integrity" How to develop a life of significance and meaning Why society views children as nothing more than a hindrance Becoming more influential, the right way What it truly means to be free DALE PARTRIDGE Today, I have the honor of introducing you to my friend and repeat guest, Dale Partridge. I had him on the show in June of last year to talk about turning your passion into your profession. About a month or so ago, he reached out to me regarding his new book and I thought it would make for an interesting conversation. For those of you who may not know, Dale is an extremely successful entrepreneur and the founder of Startup Camp, which teaches aspiring entrepreneurs the ropes when it comes to building businesses. I've been following him and his message for a long time and we've managed to build a friendship through our mutual work in calling men to step up to be men in their homes, their communities, their business, and every other facet of their lives. Please leave us a review at http://orderofman.com/itunes Shownotes: http://orderofman.com/161   Website: http://orderofman.com

When bad things happen, Dale Partridge no longer questions them. Instead, he thinks: "What will I learn from this moment?" After numerous pivots, failures and unmanageable businesses growth early in his career, Dale began "to hold less tight to things. I'm more open-handed because of these moments."   At one point his business was so successful, he couldn't grow fast enough to sustain it. On the outside he was successful and everyone was cheering him on. On the inside, he and his wife were experiencing panic attacks and a failing marriage. They knew they needed a change.  He was asked to step down - and he now sees it is the best thing that could have happened. He and his wife moved from city life in California to a farm in Oregon. They've healed their marriage, grown their family and Dale has re-established a thriving, sustainable business. You will get so much from the vulnerability with which Dales shares about his personal, professional and faith walk. My main take aways: Sometimes, a company can grow faster than people can. You can tell someone's priorities by how they spend their time and money. 'Normal' & 'common' aren't the same. It's common to: Work 60 hours, have mediocre marriages and relationships with kids & eventually get a divorce because of these things. But it's not normal. Act with honor. We need more people who can say "follow my example." We look at division as a bad thing. Bringing people back to the truth is never bad. We're all leaders at some level. It's okay to not be a massive leader, to be a follower and embrace who you were made to be. Respect doesn't come from the job you have or the money you make it comes from the family and the life you build. Don't be so concerned with a house, a dream, that career. Focus on health, getting out of debt & building relationships that matter. On your deathbed, you'll think 'I wish I'd spent more time with my wife, had more kids, went on another vacation, not about work or money.' Whatever you are doing, wherever you are, remember time & relationship are what matter. Invest where you are going to get your best return. Sometimes it takes making money to realize you don't need it. Once your basic needs are met, money doesn't increase happiness.  When we learn that maturity and growth are totally backwards, everything starts to make sense. Embarrassment is an incredible teacher. Stop talking & start listening: The fastest way to connect & show respect. Fix your thinking and you can fix anything. Learn more about Dale, his books, Startup Camp on his website. Follow Dale on Twitter & Facebook. Listen to John's interview on Dale's Startup Camp Podcast here. DALE PARTRIDGE'S LIVE INSPIRED 7 1. What is the best book you’ve ever read? Biographies about John Adams and David McCullough. I love biographies, they teach so much more than books about a topic.  2. Tomorrow you discover your wealthy uncle shockingly dies at the age of 103; leaving you millions. What would you do? There are charities we love, so some money would go there. Real estate seems to be the smartest decision (for investment). It buys you time. Then, as the opportunities roll in through life, you'll be able to say yes. 3. Your house is on fire, all living things and people are out. You have the opportunity to run in and grab one item. What would it be? I'm super nostaligic. I'd grab photos. I really value memory.  4. You are sitting on a bench overlooking a gorgeous beach. You have the opportunity to have a long conversation with anyone living or dead. Who would it be? John Adam. William Wilberforce. Abe Lincoln. I've read these folks biographies; they are people who paid a price for leadership. 5. What is the best advice you’ve ever received? From a placard my grandmother had. I have it on a mantel at my house now. Never get too busy making a living that you forget to make a life.  6. Looking back, what advice would you give yourself at age 20? Be slow to speak and quick to listen. 7. It’s been said that all great people can have their lives summed up in one sentence. How do you want yours to read? If you think wrong you'll never live strong. *** If you enjoyed today’s episode: Subscribe (automatically get new episodes), rate and review (help spread the word!) this podcast anywhere you get your podcasts. I can’t wait to see you here next Thursday! Today is your day. Live Inspired. Live Inspired with John everyday on Facebook & Twitter and get his Monday Motivation email: www.JohnOLearyInspires.com/Monday-Morning

Dale is most widely known as the Founder of Sevenly.org and by the one million monthly readers of his blog, The Daily Positive. His focus is now on his next project, StartupCamp.com and his new book, People Over Profit.

Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author, Founder of StartupCamp.com, Founder of Sevenly and Professional Blogger Dale Partridge shares his advice on how to create a successful multi-million dollar business that gives back.

People or profit is not an either or choice. The way to do business today is to put people over profit. It is by its very nature a values-based approach to sustainable business and growing profits. It is as Dale Partridge says "not a liability but a responsibility."  Dale teaches leaders and organizations how to position their brand, love their people, and develop profitable social responsibility programs. He is a serial social entrepreneur and the founder of Sevenly.org and StartupCamp.com.    Dale has been featured in various business publications including the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine, Fox News, NBC, INC Magazine, Mashable, MSN Money, Forbes and the Los Angeles Times. 

Segment 1: Dale Partridge is a social entrepreneur and founder of Sevenly.org and StartupCamp.com. Described as “a mind who feels the trends before market,” Partridge teaches leaders and organizations how to position their brand, love their people, and develop profitable corporate social responsibility programs. Segment 2: Mark Goulstonhelps companies and CEO's create a “gotta have it” response from customers and clients to their services and products. He is the author of six books, including “Just Listen: Discover the Secret to Getting Through to Absolutely Anyone”, which is the top book on listening in the world. His next book, due out in October is “Talking to Crazy: How to Deal with the Irrational and Impossible People in Your Life”.Segment 3:Amanda Brinkman is the Chief Brand and Communications Officer at Deluxe working to turn around a 100 year old brand. She has created a unique career with amazing experience, having worked on both the agency and client side. Segment 4: How to Get UnstuckSegment 5: Andrew Schuman is president and CEO of Denver-based Hammond's Candies. Hammond's Candies has been making world-class confections – by hand – since 1920. The company still makes candy the old-fashioned way, with the same and careful craftsmanship on which it was founded.Sponsored by Sage, Nextiva and CorpNet.

Does your business have a purpose beyond making money? Want to discover how shifting your business priorities can make a huge difference? In this episode I interview Dale Partridge, the founder of Sevenly (a company that couples t-shirts and causes) and a start-up expert. He blogs over at TheDailyPositive.com, founded StartupCamp.com and he has a podcast by the same name.  Show notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/144

Dale is most widely known as the Founder of Sevenly.org and by the one million monthly readers of his blog, The Daily Positive. His focus is now on his next project, StartupCamp.com and his new book, People Over Profit.

This week we talk to Dale Partridge about putting people above profit. Dale Partridge is a serial entrepreneur and CEO/Co-Founder of Sevenly.org and Startupcamp.com. In less than two years, Sevenly has given over $2.7 million in $7 donations to charities across the globe. Dale's best known for his expertise in branding, marketing, and social media. Dale started his first company while still a teenager and has partnered and launched a few successful organizations since. His has a mission to lead a generation toward generosity.He has been featured in various business publications including the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine, INC Magazine Mashable, MSN Money, Forbes and the Los Angeles Times. His personal mission is to lead a generation toward generosity and empower business leaders through the teaching philosophy that people matter.  His latest book is called People Over Profit: Break the System, Live with Purpose, Be More Successful  In This Interview Dale and I Discuss... The One You Feed parable. How love and truth always win For more information visit our website Some of our most popular interviews that you might also enjoy: Dan Harris Maria Popova Todd Henry- author of Die Empty Randy Scott Hyde See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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John C. Havens interviews Jonathan Baer, Principal of Threshold Ventures about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Dean Collins, Director of Cognation Pty Ltd about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Jonathan Baer, Principal of Threshold Ventures about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Salim Madjd, founder and CEO of Restaurant Breeze about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Howard Greenstein, President of the Harbrooke Group about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Ishak Kang, Founder and CEO of Vox UI about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Ross Cohen, COO of BeenVerified.com about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Dean Collins, Director of Cognation Pty Ltd about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Ross Cohen, COO of BeenVerified.com about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Ishak Kang, Founder and CEO of Vox UI about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Howard Greenstein, President of the Harbrooke Group about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Salim Madjd, founder and CEO of Restaurant Breeze about his experiences at Startup Camp sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

John C. Havens interviews Manoj Samuel, VP, Business Development for Mastiff.

John C. Havens interviews Roman R. Fichman, Esq., Partner at mBRIYO.com.

John C. Havens interviews Roman R. Fichman, Esq., Partner at mBRIYO.com.

John C. Havens interviews Carmina Perez, Chief Mogulette of Mogulettes-in-the-making.

John C. Havens interviews Manoj Samuel, VP, Business Development for Mastiff.

John C. Havens interviews Carmina Perez, Chief Mogulette of Mogulettes-in-the-making.