Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve August

On this week's episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast we are joined by FOX's Jonathan Keller, PT, who takes us through his multi-year struggle with costochondritis. After playing tennis, Jonathan felt constant pain in his rib cage and major discomfort while breathing. After attempting to treat himself—after all he is a physical therapist—he exhausted a litany of options to ease his pain: X-ray, CT scans, speaking to past professors, medications, salves, and getting an ultrasound. Finally, Johnathan discovered The Backpod, an invention by Steve August, which he claims has been the only treatment that worked for him in his three years with costochondritis. With this experience, Jonthan then explains how he is now better equipped to help a patient who has a similar diagnosis, and to always dig deeper until an answer is found.

On this week's episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast we are joined by FOX's Jonathan Keller, PT, who takes us through his multi-year struggle with costochondritis. After playing tennis, Jonathan felt constant pain in his rib cage and major discomfort while breathing. After attempting to treat himself—after all he is a physical therapist—he exhausted a litany of options to ease his pain: X-ray, CT scans, speaking to past professors, medications, salves, and getting an ultrasound. Finally, Johnathan discovered The Backpod, an invention by Steve August, which he claims has been the only treatment that worked for him in his three years with costochondritis. With this experience, Jonthan then explains how he is now better equipped to help a patient who has a similar diagnosis, and to always dig deeper until an answer is found.

On this week's episode of FOX Rehabilitation's Live Better Longer podcast we are joined by FOX's Jonathan Keller, PT, who takes us through his multi-year struggle with costochondritis. After playing tennis, Jonathan felt constant pain in his rib cage and major discomfort while breathing. After attempting to treat himself—after all he is a physical therapist—he exhausted a litany of options to ease his pain: X-ray, CT scans, speaking to past professors, medications, salves, and getting an ultrasound. Finally, Johnathan discovered The Backpod, an invention by Steve August, which he claims has been the only treatment that worked for him in his three years with costochondritis. With this experience, Jonthan then explains how he is now better equipped to help a patient who has a similar diagnosis, and to always dig deeper until an answer is found.

The guest is Steve August, a former Red Sox assistant general manager, and the founder of the New England Roughneck Travel Ball Program. 

Today, I am joined by Las Vegas Juggler and Magician turned Christian Vegan Activist - Steven Lee August.  Steve's bio - in his words:  "Hi, I am Steve August. If this was a bio on my 50-year career as an entertainer, I'd have lots to tell you. I've juggled chainsaws in Rome and bowling balls in Japan. I've balanced burning barbecue grills on my face in Switzerland and on the David Letterman Show. Heck, I also cut a girl in half on Jerry Springer. Although I probably don't want to admit to that one. But that's not what I'm about today. Somehow, every crazy thing I do is getting ignored. My ethical life has become my new identity. By ethical, I mean, I'm a bible-thumping, vegan, animal activist. Yep...it could happen. It seems I am at a new “stage” in life that puts me on a new stage I never expected. Not as a variety entertainer, but as an activist speaker who fights animal abuse in the most unexpected of places, the Christian church! Why church? Having been a Christian for over 55 years, in 2008 I unexpectedly became a vegan based on what I see taught in the Bible. Being vegan in a church atmosphere stirs up a lot of aggression (but then, being vegan anyplace does that). So, I wrote a book called “Vegans Vs The Verses”. A handbook for vegan activists on how to deal with Christian hostility toward veganism, verse by verse. Now let's look at my credits because, what's a bio without credits, right? So, as a religious speaker or author, I have no accredited university training or seminary degree. I got Zilch to offer. Why should activists listen to anything I have to say? Because I am you. I am a vegan activist doing weekly outreach and I know these ideas work. Why should meat-eating Christians care? Because if I'm right, Christians are unwittingly supporting beastiality, gluttony, and horrific violence toward God's creation. Lastly, because I find compassion in the same scriptures, Christians find approval for animal abuse." Connect with Steve: https://veganheretic.com/Home.html https://www.instagram.com/theveganheretic/ Buy Steve's Book: https://a.co/d/6RXvBTi Mentioned in this episode: https://www.melaniejoy.org https://www.anonymousforthevoiceless.org/what-is-a-cube-of-truth https://www.joeycarbstrong.com Join my Podcast Fan Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/didyoubringthehummus/ Book a free 30 minute call with me: https://www.didyoubringthehummus.com/book-online ©2023 Did You Bring the Hummus LLC Theme Song ©2020 JP Winters @musicbyjpw

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iHunch is Very Common! Do Your Have It? An Interview With Steve August Bob interviews Steve August Physiotherapist from New Zealand about iHunch. Steve is the creator of the Backpod. The Backpod is a practical New Zealand innovation developed to address a problem which was either ignored or misunderstood for far too long. It has been developed by New Zealander Steve August, a physiotherapist for over 30 years', with extensive experience in treating back and neck pain issues. The tool has had an extremely positive reception in the professional community and from customers who have genuinely found a solution to a painful and debilitating physical issue. It is especially effective for the very common hunched back and/or tightened upper back that drives most neck pain and headache. Statistically, most people will experience this problem at some point; one in six people will be in acute pain right now; and everyone knows someone who is stooped and sore - usually hunching over a laptop, tablet or smartphone has an element of cause. Backpod Website: https://www.bodystance.co.nz/ Backpod Video Short: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qqDUWmNV3Y&t=15s Backpod Video Long: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsfPzEOJ0hE&t=12s Video by Steve August "Costochondritis and Tietze's Syndrome: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8k2LCLeR24&t=7s Interested in learning more about the products mentioned in today's video: Backpod: https://amzn.to/3w7U8J5

Welcome to our show Unsealed: Life Beyond the Bolts! Each week, Kate Dillon from Crate Insider and Steve Hendren from Hendren Racing Engines go live on the Crate Insider Facebook page to chat about world events, random things, and to answer tech questions. Racelogic has just opened up registrations for the 1st 2022 class, you can claim your spot by clicking here. QUESTIONS ASKED ON THE SHOW What best fuel run in it than we're not aloud run e85? What should the fuel pressure be hendren 604 on chp? What timing do you recommend with 602running VP98?Do you recommend locking out the distributer on a 602? What's the advantage/disadvantage? What Steve think about base R1 fuel for 602 crate motor? Steve have you tried VP MS98L fuel? Is it worth programming a msd that is programmable on dyno for a 604? non sanctioned 604 track….I'll be trying alcohol and wondered if I should still run a spacer between carb and intake? And should spark plugs be gapped any different?

Welcome to our show Unsealed: Life Beyond the Bolts! Each week, Kate Dillon from Crate Insider and Steve Hendren from Hendren Racing Engines go live on the Crate Insider Facebook page to chat about world events, random things, and to answer tech questions. Racelogic has just opened up registrations for the 1st 2022 class, you can claim your spot by clicking here. QUESTIONS ASKED ON THE SHOW How much difference between the beya headers versus the pro fab on a 604? Since you are a Keizer Wheel Dealer, could you give an update on if you have any stock left or any updates? With a 500 cfm 2 barrel what kind of power difference are you seeing with that vs the 650 cfm 4 barrel? 602 crate motor? 602 on methanol limited to 6200 would a touch of nitro-methane hep or hurt ?? in Canada here, weve heard GM increasing 602 costs $1000 and that GM wants to end racing crate motor program?  What is best dirt late model 604 headers? What fuel psi should I run on my 602 crate? What do you gap your spark plugs at for a 602 on E85? Current cost to freshen a 602? Best stock manifold for a 602? Does higher octane fuel really matter in a 602 based on the limited compression?

The Backpod is a practical New Zealand innovation developed to address a problem which was either ignored or misunderstood for far too long. It has been developed by New Zealander Steve August, a physiotherapist for over 30 years', with extensive experience in treating back and neck pain issues. The tool has had an extremely positive reception in the professional community and from customers who have genuinely found a solution to a painful and debilitating physical issue. It is especially effective for the very common hunched back and/or tightened upper back that drives most neck pain and headache. Statistically, most people will experience this problem at some point; one in six people will be in acute pain right now; and everyone knows someone who is stooped and sore - usually hunching over a laptop, tablet or smartphone has an element of cause.

A very unedited podcast this week. Weird things happen, but it is what it is! Hope everyone is staying healthy and happy :) I know I was being pretty nonchalant and laughing during this podcast (I swear I only know how to ignore my problems and make them seem less severe than they are), but costochondritis is very serious and scary and many people deal with pain for years. It doesn't show up on any scans, and many doctors will tell you it goes away with rest/painkillers and it's nothing to worry about, even when people my age, younger, and older end up in the ER because of it. It interferes with every aspect of daily life and can cause severe anxiety even when it comes to completing basic tasks. Flare-ups can be random and triggered by something as simple as bending down, picking up a backpack, or a car turning too sharply. If you also have this condition I am very sorry, and I know how difficult it is to fully understand why or how this happened and to deal with it every day (especially if you also have fibromyalgia or other pain conditions) I'm only just beginning to process how I'm going to work, exercise, and live with Costo while it's healing and the gravity of the situation. But I'm learning every day, and I've found some really helpful resources online that I've linked below, along with the backpod I'm using to stretch and recover. If anyone has any questions, information, or an experience that they want to share, please DM me or comment on the YT video linked below. Thanks for listening Link to physiotherapist Steve August who had it himself 7 years and developed a method for healing from Costochondritis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8k2LCLeR24&t=4s Link to the backpod: https://www.amazon.com/Backpod-Treatment-Smartphones-Computers-Costochondritis/dp/B01LYNZBV3 Link to the Reddit post that is EXTREMELY informative and helpful: https://www.reddit.com/r/costochondritis/comments/dln944/the_3_cornerstones_of_curing_costochondritis/

Thrilled to chat with Steve August in this inaugural episode from a closet in Dallas to a backyard in Portland! In this episode, Steve shares his serendipitous entry into consumer insights, stories about opening for The Wallflowers in his band Falling August, and the lessons about performance and creativity relevant to anyone working in market research-related fields.You can find links to his super catchy music here:Fan page: http://www.erica-schultz.com/fallingaugust/Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-489898143/sets/the-complete-falling-augustTo rave about his tunes and learn more, find Steve August on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-august/

In this episode I interview Steve August, mentor and coach for first-time founders and a successful entrepreneur and owner of 2 businesses himself. He took his first startup from idea to exit and has been helping out other people taking that same journey ever since. This is a powerful episode where Steve shared with me his ideas on the Bigger Game Mindset and Real Life Leadership, two pillars of the framework he uses in his coaching. Both extremely necessary if you want to scale your business. Plus, we spoke about the biggest challenges of business owners, as well as opportunities to grow into it and solutions on how to deal with failure and being at the brink of giving up. So many nuggets of wisdom! You can find Steve's website here: https://www.steveaugustcoaching.com/ Assess the state of your business and see if you are rocket ship ready: https://www.steveaugustcoaching.com/rocket-ship-assessment Enjoy and much love, Lydia --- Disclaimer: This podcast may contain product placement / advertising.  The work that I do is alternative or complementary to standard health care. I am not a licensed medical doctor, psychiatrist or psychologist, so none of my offerings and advice should be construed as a substitute for the advice of a licensed person in these practices.

Recorded live from the Insights Association's Corporate Researchers Conference, we spoke with Steve August. Steve has deep roots in the market research field as the founder of Revelation and former Chief Information Officer and Chief Marketing Officer for FocusVision. Currently, Steve is running his own business coaching practice, using his real-world experiences to help other founders navigate building and growing their own businesses.

Recorded live from the Insights Association's Corporate Researchers Conference, we spoke with Steve August. Steve has deep roots in the market research field as the founder of Revelation and former Chief Information Officer and Chief Marketing Officer for FocusVision. Currently, Steve is running his own business coaching practice, using his real-world experiences to help other founders navigate building and growing their own businesses.

In this episode of the podcast, we continue our talk with Steve August and Maria Gara on their work as animal-rights activists.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk with Steve August and Maria Gara on their work as animal-rights activists.

Little Bird Marketing CEO Priscilla McKinney and Disconnect | Reconnect Founder Steve August are no strangers to the “stunning discomfort of entrepreneurship.” In this episode, Steve recounts the early experiences in scaling and exiting the digital qualitative research platform Revelation. Along his journey, which includes multiple successful exits, he witnessed a continuity between entrepreneurs. This observation led him to found Disconnect | Reconnect to help those entrepreneurs reframe and move beyond their obstacles.  From the Lightning Round: Steve’s fave podcast: How I Built This Fave app: Our Pact (designed for parental controls, but Steve uses it to limit his own cell usage!) Fave book: Traction by Gino Wickman Fave blog: LinkedIn, for its curated blog aggregation services From our sponsors: In partnership with GreenBook, we're excited to host and award one podcast in the insights industry the title and glory of MR Podcast of the Year.  Know a podcast making (audio) waves in the industry? Nominate them with the form on this page. Nominations are due by February 15th, 2020. Winner will be decided by vote. Voting will be open February 16th through March 31st. The winner will be announced on on April 15th at GreenBook's IIeX NA in Austin, TX. --- Insights Marketing Day London is fast approaching! This a one-day event, packed full of industry-leading speakers will be held on January 30, 2020. Visit insights-marketing.org and use code PERCH at checkout for 20% off your ticket price. Do. Not. Miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you’re a Founder or CEO of a company that is looking to scale their business, this episode provides some great insight and advice.  Steve August joins Sima on today’s show, which serves as a great refresher course on things that we might already know. Listen in for timely reminders on how to really consider the next steps for your business! Steve is the Founder and CEO of Steve August Coaching. Scaling Businesses in the Market Research Space For more than 15 years, Steve has been in the market research space and takes what he’s learned to help business founders and owners scale beyond what they’re able to imagine. Steve’s method is to examine, break down, and understand what’s going on in the business and the metaphysical life of the owner, then help the owner decide what changes need to be made, and the steps needed to implement them. Although Steve’s career paths previously focused on the creative application of technology, he entered the market research space quite by accident by way of his wife, as he explains. First Time Founder Journey Steve discusses the family business in which he started out as the marketing and tech guy. As blogs started making their way onto the web, he and his wife stumbled upon a shift that changed the whole dynamic of their business. Up until this time, online qualitative research was basically replicating focus groups in online space. Steve and his wife wanted something more: to take advantage of that opportunity to access those peoples’ experiences so that they had a very ethnographic view of it.  Once they started using this and speaking about it, it drew attention and others wanted to try it. This led to the development of the first product version in 2007.  Lessons in Selling Building a great business was not the same as building a great product, as Steve soon found out. He would soon discover what his strengths and challenges were as a leader.  In 2014, the product was acquired by FocusVision. FocusVision would later package it up with other products and resell it. Steve got to experience two exits due to his options: the first exit was as the Founder, and the second exit was as part of the Management Team. The lessons that came out of these negotiations, as well as his being part of a team negotiating the acquisition of other companies, is how he got into coaching. After he left FocusVision in 2017, people started asking him for his perspective on business matters, and he realized he had valuable information to offer.  Core Stories Your core story is what drives the proverbial bus. These are the ideas in our heads that say we’re not worthy, or we’re imposters or any other negative mental chatter that might have served to protect us in past scenarios, but now prevent us from moving forward. When you’re leading the company, you have to change your core story in order to change the trajectory of your company. You can’t have a path, the fundamentals, the vision, the right team, the right processes, and a plan of execution until you have clarity of yourself. Steve and Sima discuss scenarios where core stories can make us stumble, and ways to recover. Steve's Thoughts on Exits 1. Either be for sale or don’t be for sale. 2. You’re worth pretty much what the market says you’re worth, and the leverage you have. The Importance of Taking Time Everything is reactionary, putting out a fire. You have to get to a point where you can get perspective of your own situation, and that means getting a bit outside of your own situation. Going off-line for a time, taking time to meditate, or getting away, such as to Steve’s Digital Detox Retreat, gets you away from day-to-day thinking and helps you change the way you think and be more receptive to potential solutions. Sima loves to hear from her listeners with input, questions, suggestions and just to connect! You can find her at the links below!

If you’re a Founder or CEO of a company that is looking to scale their business, this episode provides some great insight and advice.  Steve August joins Sima on today’s show, which serves as a great refresher course on things that we might already know. Listen in for timely reminders on how to really consider […] The post Executives & Founders: Finding Your Core Story with Steve August | Ep. 80 appeared first on Infinity Squared, LLC.

Welcome to the 2019 CRC Series. Recorded live in Orlando, this series is bringing interviews straight to you from exhibitors and speakers at this year’s event. In this interview, host Jamin Brazil interviews Colson Steber, Co-CEO of Communications for Research, Inc. Find Colson Online: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colsonsteber Email: csteber@cfrinc.net Website: www.cfrinc.net Find Jamin Online: Email: jamin@happymr.com  LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jaminbrazil Twitter: www.twitter.com/jaminbrazil  Find Us Online:  Twitter: www.twitter.com/happymrxp  LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/happymarketresearch  Facebook: www.facebook.com/happymrxp  Website: www.happymr.com  [00:00] Hi, this is Jamin. You're listening to the Happy Market Research Podcast. The next set of episodes are conversations I had at this year's Corporate Researchers Conference or CRC. This is put on by the Insights Association in Orlando, Florida. I had quite a few interesting conversations highlighting specific companies that exhibited this year as well as a couple of speakers, Wells Fargo, IBM, etc. I hope you have a really good rest of your day and enjoy these short episodes. [00:31] Hey, everybody. This is Jamin. You are listening to Happy Market Research Podcast. We are live at the Insights Association’s CRC event. What city are we in? I keep forgetting. [00:42] Orlando. [00:43] My guest today is Colson Steber; Communications for Research is the name of the company. Colson, thanks for being on the show. [00:51] Thanks. [00:52] You got to tell me something. This is the morning of Day Two. Did you go to any content yesterday? [01:00] I went to Steve August coaching. [01:02] Tell me what you thought. [01:04] I loved the tools he introduced to us in the session but did not engage a lot with the conversation during the session. Struck up a conversation with him afterwards and ended up taking up the entire afternoon getting free coaching for about two and a half hours. [01:20] I hope you bought him a drink or something. [01:21] Unfortunately, not. We got interrupted a lot since we sat in the lobby and lots of people walk past us that were arriving for the conference. [01:27] Does the ROI for him, does that pay off down the road, you think? Like good feelings? [01:33] For him? [01:35] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean he's now in a coaching business. So potentially, right. I mean, I now know his story. He knows my story and by… [01:44] There could be work down the line. What was one of your big takeaways from the conversation? Because the ROI might be somebody listens to this show and then reaches out to Steve August for coaching. [01:56] We talked a lot about how to go deeper in my niche of agriculture sector research without abandoning everything else we can do and can service. [02:14] It's the classic mile wide, inch deep versus go really deep in a single thing. And you've got to do both in a lot of cases. [02:23] So, as I was mentioning to you directly before this, I'm rethinking my marketing strategy for 2020 significantly and working to move entirely away from this list of services-based website to what outcome do we create for our customers? [02:44] Dude, I mean that's a really… Okay, so, let's back up. Give our audience a little context of Communications for Research. What is it you guys do? [02:53] We add value by helping to plan research, communicate that plan in terms of the sampling plan and field work and how it's going to get executed and then providing services to do so. And I call that research logistics. The best example being working with researchers themselves, typically as third-party contractors to understand how they're going to access the audience, help them with the screening criteria and what we'll do,

Chaplain Steve's Sermon - August 17, 2019

In this episode, I’m really excited to have on the InnovaBuzz podcast as my guest, Steve August, Founder’s Coach and also Founder and CEO of August and Wonder. Steve is a serial entrepreneur, success coach, digital artist, and maker. Formerly the Founder and CEO of Revelation, a market research software company that he took from idea stage to a multi-million dollar exit. He has taken a lap around the C-Suite and boardrooms in private equity-backed companies and his writing brings a keen eye to the particular journey of visionary Founders. His coaching practice focuses on helping first-time founders and entrepreneurs navigate the learning curve and pitfalls of scaling their business and reaching their full potential. In our discussion, Steve talked to me about 3 patterns that explain how businesses get stuck, founders get burnt out and how to break through The hero's journey in business and how to take control of your own story The ideal customer creation process Listen to the podcast to find out more. Show Notes and Blog The Podcasts

In the latest episode, QRCA Views Podcast Editor Mike interviews Steve August, Chief Marketing Officer of FocusVision, about the history and future of qualitative research. A true visionary, Steve is a digital and mobile qualitative research pioneer. He created Revelation in 2007, the trailblazing online platform for mobile diaries, insight communities and bulletin boards. Revelation was acquired by FocusVision in 2014. With all that success, you might think that Steve's career started in research, but you would be wrong. Before Revelation, Steve was a singer/songwriter with a pretty eclectic background. He was a dude in the truest sense of the word who suffered from, as he calls it, career attention deficit disorder. He was into clay animation, video documentary, and webmastering in the very early days of the Internet as a commercial medium.  Prior to helping his wife Kimberly, in the market research business, he was in museum exhibit development. But I think it is people with those types of backgrounds who have the ability to see the world just a bit differently than the rest of us, who can spot problems that the rest of us can’t see and have the ability to put thought into action in order to pursue solutions. Listen up as Mike and Steve talk about the history of online qualitative research, the rise of mobile as a qualitative research vehicle, and the future of hybrid online/face to face qualitative research.

As part of our Halloween episodes, Haunting History Podcast is starting a series we will come back to occasionally based on Hauntings in  California. This week is The Ghosts of San Juan Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano, better known for its Mission and swallows that leave and return every year, is a town full of ghosts, legends and lore. The locals and residents not only speak freely of their neighbors beyond the veil,they cherish them. Join us as we travel back in time to when the legends began. Drawing of their lady in white, that started my search for and about Modesta Avila, some people say the picture above doesn't resemble the drawing, I disagree, the Modesta in the booking photo has to be terrified and looks like she had been crying. What do you think? I got this photo from San Quentin, their files say she was discharged 3/3/1892. I still want to know what really happened to her, I refuse to believe she died in prison. When I say I do research, I wasn't kidding, you can't even see all the paperwork, most of it regarding Modesta, maybe I should write a book on her!       Letter where her attorney says Modesta was pregnant Prison Census Record Asking for her releaseNewspaper Articles Special thank you to the Marin County Libraries and San Quentin State Prison   None of the photos on this page belong to Haunting History Podcast. No copyright infringement intended and are only used as enhancements to the story told.  At times when reporting facts regarding a true crime, (and photos) multiple sources  use the same wording. Every effort is made to avoid any copyright infringements and no single work  was intentionally plagiarized when reporting the facts of the crimes.  Below is a  list of resources  used during the research and telling of this story. (partial)  San Juan Capistrano Modesta Avila Resources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modesta_Avila  Brennan, Paul (October 30, 2003). "The White Lady Was Brown 100 years ago, fighting the Southern Pacific could get you killed in OC". Orange County Weekly. ^  Orange Coast Magazine. Emmis Communications. February 1989. pp. 87–8. ISSN 0279-0483.  Ruiz, Vicki L.; Korrol, Virginia Sánchez (May 3, 2006). Latinas in the United States, set: A Historical Encyclopedia. Indiana University Press. pp. 70–. ISBN 0-253-11169-2. Arellano, Gustavo (September 16, 2008). Orange County: A Personal History. Simon and Schuster. p. 175. ISBN 978-1-4391-2320-1. Emmons, Steve (August 22, 1988). "'In an act of pure frustration, Modesta chose a symbolic act to voice her displeasure.' : Act of Defiance Stops Them In Their Tracks". Los Angeles Times.   Tryon, Don. "First Felon was Railroaded – story of Modesta Avila". Sanjuancapistrano.net.  Acuña, Rodolfo (1996). Anything But Mexican: Chicanos in Contemporary Los Angeles. Verso. p. 34. ISBN 978-1-85984-031-3.  Frank, L.; Hogeland, Kim (2007). First Families: A Photographic History of California Indians. Heyday. p. 119. ISBN 978-1-59714-013-3. Haas, Lisbeth (1995). Conquests and Historical Identities in California, 1769–1936. University of California Press. p. 1. ISBN 978-0-520-20704-2. Hallan-Gibson, Pamela; Tryon, Don; Tryon, Mary Ellen (2005). San Juan Capistrano. Arcadia Publishing. p. 52. ISBN 978-0-7385-3044-4.  "Avila, Modesta" (PDF). Brooklyn College. Retrieved August 6, 2014.  Chalquist, Craig (June 2008). Deep California: Images and Ironies of Cross and Sword on El Camino Real. Craig Chalquist, PhD. p. 146. ISBN 978-0-595-51462-5.  Oboler, Suzanne (November 24, 2009). Behind Bars: Latino/as and Prison in the United States. Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 265–6. ISBN 978-0-230-10147-0.  Olguín, B. V. (2010).

The Entrepreneurial Adventure with Steve August - 6-25-17 - Mind Body Spirit Living Some people are called to be entrepreneurs early in their life, and only feel fulfilled and challenged when they are starting companies and working for themselves. They thrive on the risks and rewards that come with being a business owner, at the center of the strategy and decision-making that drives a business.  This week we get a peek into the mind of an entrepreneur who has started and successfully exited his own start-up, and worked in other ventures on his entrepreneurial adventure.  You’ll learn what challenges, but ultimately inspires, him to keep pursuing business opportunities and success. Steve August is a serial entrepreneur, success coach, digital artist and maker. Formerly the Founder and CEO of Revelation, a market research software company that he took from idea stage to a multi-million dollar exit. He has taken a lap around the C-Suite and boardrooms in private equity backed companies and his writing brings a keen eye to the particular journey of visionary Founders. Steve’s coaching practice focuses on helping first-time founders and entrepreneurs navigate the learning curve and pitfalls of scaling their business and reaching their full potential. You can find his writings on Medium and LinkedIn. He is always eager to talk to founders and entrepreneurs in all stages of their journey. Steve received his Bachelor’s Degree in American Studies from Brandeis University. Learn more about Steve at https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-august/.    

I’ll admit it, I love a good story where the good guys win and Steve August is a good guy. I know this interview may be a bit “Inside Research” for you, but if you are looking to be inspired by the story of a guy who identified a need, built a technology to meet that need, and then sold his company to someone who saw the value in it then listen up! Steve is the founder of Revelation, a research technology company he sold to FocusVision – but he wasn’t always in the research business. In fact, before founding Revelation, he was never in the research business at all. He was a singer/songwriter making a living in clay animation, video documentaries, and even web mastering in the early days of the Internet as a commercial medium. Hell, before Revelation, Steve was in museum exhibit development and if that sounds interesting to you, wait to you hear it in Steve’s words! This episode of Uncorking a Story is brought to you by my book Uncorking a Murder. A detective short on time seeks to right a wrong in this "Serial meets Gone Girl" thriller. Buy it at Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble.com, or wherever you buy books online. Available in both print and e-reader editions. Enjoy the interview.