Podcast appearances and mentions of steve jensen

CannCon and Zak “RedPill78” Paine return to break down a weekend that felt like a bombshell factory. Leading off is the White House's revelation, Joe Biden has aggressive prostate cancer that's metastasized to his bones. The hosts argue this diagnosis was likely known and covered up for years, raising deeper questions about Biden's legitimacy, capacity, and who was really running the show. Enter: the AutoPen scandal. With James Comer dropping subpoenas and Trump calling it “just the beginning,” Cann and Zak explore what it could mean for executive orders, pardons, and the 2020 election itself. The duo also dives into the devastating Her tapes, debunking Biden's excuses and highlighting his metronome-assisted struggle with basic cognition. Internationally, they unpack color revolutions in Europe, Ed Martin's whistleblower revelations, and the shocking rig-job in Romania's elections. Back home, it's all eyes on Pam Bondi, Steve Jensen, and the massive shake-up inside the DOJ and FBI. Toss in cultural hypocrisy from Hillary Clinton, Trump's Middle East power tour, and a debate on Epstein's death, and you've got an episode loaded with receipts, strategy, and righteous fire. Buckle up, this is war reporting from the narrative front.

The 900 lb. in our room today is a blockbuster story published this AM by Blaze Media. Steve Baker, the co-writer of the story, joins us at 9:55 AM (CST) and explains the entire story. What's it about? It's a shocking story revealing that FBI Director Kash Patel appointed the former FBI Head of the FBI field office in South Carolina, who was the architect of the entire FBI operation of rounding up every J6 "insurrectionist," jailing them, and destroying them: Steve Jensen. Steve's story in The Blaze quotes many people who were impacted by Jensen's "persecution" of J6-ers, many of whom innocently were waved into the Capitol that day by Capitol Police officers! Most of them have been prosecuted for misdemeanors, some jailed, but all negatively impacted by that coordinated witch hunt.Steve spends about 45 minutes breaking it down for us. Don't miss it!You should also share the story and today's shows with Steve with as many people as possible in your circle of important people.

In this deep dive episode of the Growth in Dentistry podcast, hosts Steve Jensen and Adam Smith talk with Kirk Teachout and Zach Shelley about running successful dental practices. Dive into this episode to hear the two contrasting yet successful approaches to practice management.Listen in to hear about:Zach and Kirk's approaches to practice managementKey performance metric trackingPatient experience highlights…and more!Interested in connecting further with Kirk and Zach? Check out Kirk's website: https://dentalscheduletemplate.com/.Interested in joining Zach's Facebook group, you can do so here: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/15i5UvC3Cx/. See a demo of DI and get a $50 gift card: https://get.dentalintel.net/podcast.

Eric Hubbard of the Bite-Sized Dental Marketing podcast and Steve Jensen discuss current trends in dental practice management with a focus on the rising cancellation and no-show rates. The conversation covers strategies for reducing these rates and improving patient scheduling practices. Listen in as we discuss:Rising cancellation/no-show ratesContributing factors to this rise in cancellations and no-showsSuccessful strategies from top performersValue Creation: Making appointments feel valuable and personal rather than transactional to decrease cancellationsInterested in checking out more of Eric's podcast episodes? Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC5UkMIX4m46tgpKwFWKMjx1z43pIdnLP.Want to learn more about Dr. Markowitz's practice is doing in Boston? Listen to this Growth in Dentistry podcast episode: https://www.dentalintel.com/podcasts/deep-dive-dr-steve-markowitz. See a demo of DI and get a $50 gift card: https://get.dentalintel.net/podcast.

In this episode, Steve Jensen sits down with Patrick Arnold, a CPA who specializes in dental practices, to discuss the evolving role of financial advisors in dentistry and how practices can optimize their financial health.Listen in to hear about:The evolution of CPA relationships in dentistry - from traditional tax-focused to advisory servicesThe importance of monthly vs. quarterly financial reviewsStrategic planning for practice growth and optimizationAssociate buy-in pathways and succession planningRevenue optimization strategies for dental practicesPatrick Arnold is a certified public accountant with over 8 years of experience, specializing in dental practice financial management. A Marshall University graduate, Patrick brings a fresh, dynamic approach to dental finance, focusing on proactive advisory services rather than traditional compliance-only accounting.Interested in getting in touch with Patrick? You can reach out via phone to (863) 660-3202 or or via email at patrick.davis@elliottdavis.com. See a demo of DI and get a $50 gift card: https://get.dentalintel.net/podcast.

Marissa Nicholson and Chris Hammelev from the Dental Practice Management Agency are back with Steve Jensen on the Growth in Dentistry podcast to talk about their work to help practices protect against embezzlement. Listen in to hear:How many practices experience embezzlement and what can be done to protect your practiceAbout the method of embezzlement they call “Robin Hood embezzlement” and how this is seen in many practices without owner/doctor consentWhat risk factors to be aware of and safeguard againstThe importance of business owners understanding their practice's financial operations…and so much more!Connect with Marissa and Chris through their website: https://www.dentalpracticemanagementagency.com/. See a demo of DI and get a $50 gift card: https://get.dentalintel.net/podcast.

In the second installment of our two-part series with members of the Racial Equity Task Force, Pamela Ice and Steve Jensen return to tackle the complex topic of reparations. Drawing on examples like Ta-Nehisi Coates' The Case for Reparations, Hawaii's historic efforts, and Fort Worth's Broadway Baptist Church project, they explore how communities can address past injustices and pursue healing. Pamela, Steve, and Rev. T. J. also discuss the intersection of spirituality and racial equity, the role of personal race stories, and new initiatives like racial healing circles. They reflect on the challenges of engaging a whole congregation and the ongoing work to document the church's racial history. This insightful episode asks: How can we grow as a community, confront our past, and build a just future?

In this episode of Tiny Pulpit Talks, Rev. T. J. FitzGerald welcomes Pamela Ice and Steve Jensen from the First Unitarian Church of Dallas Racial Equity Task Force. Together, they dive into the deeply rooted history of racial injustice and its ongoing impact. From the uncomfortable truths about how Black Americans built the U.S. economy for no pay, to the systemic structures that continue to perpetuate inequity, this conversation challenges the silence surrounding these issues. Discover the origins of the Racial Equity Task Force, its mission to transform the church, and the profound work being done to foster dialogue, education, and introspection around race and justice. 0:00 – Introduction: Welcome to Tiny Pulpit Talks with Rev. T.J. Fitzgerald 01:33 – Meet the Guests: Pamela Ice and Steve Jensen, Founding Members of the Racial Equity Task Force 02:36 – How the Racial Equity Task Force Was Formed 04:00 – The Mission: Transforming a Church Steeped in White Supremacy 04:36 – Breaking the Silence: Encouraging Conversations About Race 05:26 – Why Pamela and Steve Joined the Task Force 07:22 – Changes and Impact Since 2018 10:16 – Upcoming Event: Race: The Power of an Illusion Screening and Discussion 12:38 – The Role of Film in Understanding Racial Equity 13:49 – The Importance of 13th and Other Critical Media 17:52 – The Reality of Systemic Inequities: Wealth, Housing, and Voting Disparities First Unitarian Church of Dallas is devoted to genuine inclusion, depth and joy, reason and spirit. We have been a voice of progressive religion in Dallas since 1899, working toward a more just and compassionate world in all of what we do. We hope that when you come here your life is made more whole through experiences of love and service, spiritual growth, and an open exploration of the divine. Learn more at New sermon every week. Subscribe here: Follow us on Instagram: Follow us on Facebook: Watch the livestream on Sundays at 9:30am, 11am, & 7pm CST: Give - your support allows us to transform lives and make UU values real in our community and beyond: https://dallasuu.org/give-now

Welcome back to the Growth in Dentistry podcast! Today we dive into a conversation with Dr. Matt Allen. Matt, dentist and CEO of DifferentKind, talks with Steve Jensen about how growth in the practice comes from patient experience. Listen in to hear:How the patient experience can be improved through better understanding the data and metricsHow practices can predict patient behaviors, needs, and responses, allowing them to plan and implement strategies effectivelyHow sustainable growth is achieved when practices focus on creating long-term relationships with their patients, rather than just treating them as one-off customers…and so much more!You can learn more about DifferentKind at www.differentkind.com, where you can book a demo. Also, you can connect with Dr. Matt Allen on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/differentkind/. See a demo of DI and get a $50 gift card: https://get.dentalintel.net/podcast.

Explore the life cycle of Seattle artists in a dynamic round table discussion hosted by Sarah Traver, director of Traver Gallery. Join the conversation on transforming artistic practice into a flourishing and creative career within the vibrant artistic landscape of Seattle. Esteemed artists Esther Ervin, Henry Jackson-Spieker, Steve Jensen, Pohlman Knowles, and Jeanne Marie Ferraro all connected with Pratt Fine Arts Center, will share their experiences in developing their practices across diverse disciplines, including glass, installation, jewelry, metal, printmaking, public art, sculpture, and wood. Gain valuable insights from these working artists as they delve into the unique challenges and successes of navigating the Seattle art scene. Whether you're an aspiring artist or an art enthusiast, this discussion promises a deep exploration of artistic growth and the diverse pathways to establishing a fulfilling career within the rich cultural tapestry of Seattle. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with the life stories and creative journeys of these influential artists. Esther Ervin, a visual artist from Somerville, New Jersey, holds a BS in Biology from UC Irvine and an MFA in Fine Art/Illustration from CSU Long Beach. Her diverse experiences include teaching in the Peace Corps in Colombia and later focusing on art, with a particular interest in the environment, politics, and abstraction. Her jewelry has been exhibited internationally. She is an active member of various art organizations, including the Seattle Metals Guild, the Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA), and the Black Arts West Alumni Association as an honorary.  Henry Jackson-Spieker is a multidisciplinary artist focusing on sculpture and site-specific installations, combining glass, bronze, steel, wood, fiber, and light. His sculptures explore tension, balance and reflection through the merging of contrasting materials. He creates public art installations at Midtown Commons in Seattle, The Seattle Center, Method Gallery, and Wa NA Wari Gallery. Jackson-Spieker has been teaching glass blowing and bronze casting at Pratt Fine Arts Center for the past seven years.   Steve Jensen has been a working artist for over 45 years. Raised around family fishing boats in Seattle, his art reflects deep maritime roots. His latest “VOYAGER” collection is inspired by his Scandinavian fisherman and boat builder heritage, symbolizing journeys into the unknown. From 2015 to 2023, Jensen exhibited solo at major Washington state venues, including the Seattle Art Museum, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, and many others. Featured on Channel 9's Art as Voyage and Amazon Prime's The Story of Art in America (episode 10, 2023), his compelling work has garnered widespread recognition.  Sabrina Knowles and Jenny Pohlman (Pohlman Knowles) marked a quarter-century of collaboration in 2018 with the exhibition “SYNCHRONICITY: Twenty-Five Years of Collaboration” at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. They have undertaken six international journeys, morphing their experiences into sculptural stories to share what they have learned about healing, compassion, and the power of the human spirit through assemblages of sculpted glass and fabricated steel. Their work is in the collections of Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, Henry Ford Museum, Museum of American Glass, and Tacoma Art Museum among others.  Jeanne Marie Ferraro was raised in a working-class family in Cleveland, Ohio, and found her artistic passion in childhood while observing the pouring of liquid metal into steel beams with her father. A storyteller across various media Jeanne's art has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including in Canada and Portugal, and is part of private collections. Alongside her artistic endeavors, Jeanne has dedicated forty years to teaching visual art, currently focusing on glassblowing, drawing, and painting at the Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle.  Sarah Traver, President of Traver Gallery  Since joining her father's business in 2004, Sarah Traver has been the President of Traver Gallery, overseeing all aspects from strategy to installation. With degrees in art and education, she emphasizes the gallery's mission as a space for learning and idea-sharing. Sarah, beloved by artists and the community, also serves on the boards of Artist Trust and Pratt Fine Arts Center.   Presented by Town Hall Seattle and Pratt Fine Arts Center.

Listen as Steve Jensen with MNA (Mission to North America) preaches a sermon called The Cost of Mercy from Luke 10:25-37.

In this insightful podcast episode, Coach James Short is joined by Steve Jensen, a renowned expert in sales and communication. Steve, also known as Dr. J, is the founder and CEO of Impact Training Corporation. For over 30 years, he has been dedicated to making a positive difference in people's professional and personal lives by teaching them how to achieve outstanding sales results. Thousands have transformed their conversions and lifestyles through his workshops and coaching programmes. Highlights: 1. Coaching Philosophy and Mindset: Coach James Short emphasises the crucial role of mindset in achieving success. 2. Positive Thinking and Visualisation: They discuss the impact of these techniques on sports performance. 3. Overcoming Challenges: Coach Short shares strategies to help athletes tackle setbacks. 4. Goal Setting: The importance of setting goals and the coach's role in guiding athletes towards them. 5. Hard Work and Perseverance: The significance of dedication and perseverance in achieving long-term success. #podcast #podcastguest #impacttraining

Listen to the live recording of the 2023 City Council and Mayoral Forum. The Marion City Council and Mayoral races are uncontested. This portion of the event featured an open house where candidates shared their thoughts and plans for the coming term and answer questions from residents and business leaders. Candidates running for reelection are: Mayor, Nicolas AbouAssaly; At Large, Steve Jensen; Ward 1, Gage Miskimen; Ward 2, Grant Harper; Ward 3, Will Brandt.

Steve Jensen, Vice President of Business Development at Dental Intelligence, joins Dr. Mark Costes on today's show. For those of you that don't know Dental Intelligence, their mission is to emanate emotion, inspire engagement, and enable enrichment around that one purpose. Listen in as Steve unpacks two auxiliary companies in LocalMed and Modento, and what they're doing to serve that mission as well. EPISODE RESOURCES LocalMed Modento Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast Visit the Dentalpreneur Podcast website Write a Review on iTunes Dental Success Network

Today I was joined by Steve Jensen from Impact Training Corporation. Steve started his career in the fitness industry, helping grow and scale multiple large worldwide organisations. He now teaches businesses and individuals how to get the best outcomes out of their business communications. To learn more about Steve or get in touch, go to: https://www.impact-training.net/ https://www.facebook.com/steve.jensen.180 https://www.facebook.com/groups/salessuccessclub

Danny douchebag over here with his iPhone. Can't figure out how to use it. I keep getting notifications but I don't know how to get them off the screen so they're just (sound effect) piling up. Also go over twitter and wonderences. With a great tiger mail from the mighty young Steve Jensen. On this awesome episode of the pbt

Steve Jensen, the Executive Pastor of Ministry joins Amber again this week to talk about this fall at Vancouver Church! There are some exciting things planned, and we want to make sure our leaders get a heads up! If someone you know wants to get baptized, here's the link to sign up: https://vancouverchurch.org/resources/baptism To stay informed on upcoming events, check our events page: https://vancouverchurch.churchcenter.com/registrations/events Dunes Middle School Camp: https://vancouverchurch.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/959524

This week, Steve Jensen, the Executive Pastor of Ministry, joins Amber for a conversation about the upcoming Leadership Community Retreat that is taking place August 27-28. Be watching your email for your invitation, but if you don't receive one, please let Steve know at SteveJensen@vancouverch.org.

This week we have the pleasure of getting to know B.C. musician Steve Jensen and talk about what it's like walking Abbey Road to listening to 3 original songs in production. Steve Jensen on: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgfkfr0iPJZq1eMqRQ3p0Rw  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Scuzzoe  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6SgPg41vQeymXYZqg67e0G  Mark Poppen and Joel Gaudet on:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joelvgaudet/​   Twitter Joel: https://twitter.com/JoelVGaudet​​​​​​​​​   Twitter Mark: https://twitter.com/MarkPoppen  ​​​​​​​​  Funky Moose Records on: Website: https://www.funkymooserecords.ca/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/FunkyMoose_ca​​​​​  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FunkyMooseRecords   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/funkymooserrecords   Podcast Artwork by: Website: http://adamkeyes.com/​   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stickerchamp/​   Background music by Hendawg: Website: https://www.elhendawg.com/​   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elhendawg/​   Twitter: https://twitter.com/elhendawg​   The views and opinions of our guests do not represent the views and opinions of Mark, Joel or Funky Moose Records.

We are back in the third week of the EM Student summer break, so we are bringing back an episode from October of last year called Systems Thinking. Dan Scott interviews Dr. Steve Jensen and Dr. Shirley Feldmann-Jensen, professors at CSU Long Beach, in the Emergency Services Administration Master's degree program. We aired an interview with one of their colleagues, Jude Cole, a few weeks ago so you'll have heard a bit about the program before, but Dr. Jensen and Dr. Feldmann-Jensen are able to add more information about the program and its curriculum, so be sure to tune in!Resources: CSU Long Beach, ESA Masters degree: https://www.cpie.csulb.edu/courses/master-of-science-in-emergency-services-administration Searching for Safety by Aaron Wildavsky: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2132063.Searching_for_Safety Core Competencies document: https://training.fema.gov/hiedu/docs/emcompetencies/final_%20ngcc_and_measures_aug2017.pdf Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/em-student Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/emweeklyTwitter: https://twitter.com/EM_Weekly Website: https://sitchradio.com/shows/em-student/ Email: franzi@emweekly.comAdvertisers:Mid-Atlantic Center for Emergency Management: https://macem.org/Home.aspx

I sit down and talk about birds, skating, and bikes. We check on with what's good, have some wonders, and peep Twitter. Tigermail with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about ice packs cbd lotion, and going to work. We find out some crazy things on wonder no more. And music by Steve Jensen. That and so much on this episode of the pbt

I sit down and talk about skipped leg days, and jobsite pranks. Wonderences are wondered and trends of Twitter. Tigermail. And outro with music by Steve Jensen. Check it out

Prep Sports Weekly for Thursday, January 21, 2021. We're awaiting the high school football sports seasons, especially the athletes and the coaches, but how about the officials? Steve Jensen of the Snohomish County Football Officials Association tells us about the preparation for the referees that will be calling the games, once they commence. Then we hear from a Stanwood High School freshman golfer who has already made a name for himself at the national level (including Augusta Nationals) Conrad Chisman. Finally, the head Coach of the Bainbridge High School Baseball Team, and a Jackson High School alum Geoff Brown. Bainbridge is considered to be the best team in the state of Washington, and are hoping to participate in the prestigious 2021 USA Baseball High School Invitational in Cary, North Carolina.

I sit down and talk about confidence when rocking new looks. A bunch of seggys and sage wisdom from the mighty Steve Jensen

What the new sales process should look like and what skills will salespeople need to adapt to this new process? Business operations: a) How to complete a needs analysis b) How to tour when social distancing c) How will we price present when social distancing Five actions to maximise sales

I sit down and do my thing. Much seggys, much laughs. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about Socrates and tight tiger shirts. Wonderences, Twitter trends, and outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about injuries and fightclub. A new segment, wonderences, twitter trends, and tigermail from Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about priends, and how funny online dating was. Wonderences, Twitter trends, Tigermail and outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about steeze. Wonderences, where are they now with crosh. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about nonsense. Tigermail with Steve Jensen. Then check in with crosh and talk about the realness. Outro with music by The Tyler Sears Band

I sit down and talk gratitude, making it through and hairy Christmas hams. Twitter trends, tigermail and outro with music by Steve Jensen

Attack in black! I sit down and talk about the new studio, what happens when I sneeze and a hearse. Twitter trends and tigermail. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

I just check in with ya. Music by maltavar and Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about success, rattlesnake pants, mullets. Things other people think I should put on my podcast, Twitter trends, and tigermail. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about vaping and smoking roaches. Twitter trends rocks, tigermail is hilarious. Segment music by Steve Jensen and kidd cuni. Outro with music by Vanessa Lio

I sit down and talk about talking slow, working on Saturdays, and changing times. Twitter trends and tigermail with outro music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about uncomfortable sunburns, flexing for that six pack, and when sneezes go back into the deep nose. Twitter trends and tigermail. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk nosedabs, microphones and merch. Twitter trends and tigermail both rock. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about white sunglasses and iroc z's. Twitter trends goes on followed by tigermail. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit back in my new lab to talk about living in an asian hood, and 90 day fiance. Twitter trends is dope as usual, tighermail goes hard. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

In a time when connecting with your community is more important than ever, no one is as dedicated to his neighborhood as Steve Jensen. Michael and Pat talk to Steve about his community activism, construction around Chicago, and his other surprising job as a dj. This podcast was brought to you by the best PR team in the business, Melissa Harris and Jane Hirt. Show notes: Michael on Instagram Steve's music

I talk about an unfortunate situation that happened on the weekend. Then move on to twitter trends. I debut the new tigermail song, sent in by Steve Jensen. Outro featuring music by Dumb

I sit down feeling like a breathe of fresh spring air. I talk about roasting people, fashion, getting twisted up and other stuff. Twitter trends and tigermail both rock. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down with crosh and talk about online shopping, conspiracies and other randomness. Twitter trends rocks on, tigermail goes hard. Outro featuring music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about knuckle tattoos and what happens when you eat too many edibles. Twitter trends is a classic banger. Tigermail is funny as all get out. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about hitting the vape while doing yoga, and other fascinating topics. Twitter trends slaps. Tigermail goes hard on the paint. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

It's episode number 69. I sit down and talk about the time I lived in a homeless shelter. Tell some jokes. Then move on to twitter trends. Tigermail is awesome. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down at the pad of the rad and deliver a review of magic the gathering. Twitter trends fires off. Outro with music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about epic pranks. It's 420 for an entire month so I talk about that. Twitter trends is poppin. Outro featuring music by Steve Jensen

Who would win in a football game? Bobby Boucher the waterboy blocking Forrest Gump?! Dude that would be nuts. Questions like this get pondered. Twitter trends is rad. Tigermail is back. With outro music by Steve Jensen

I sit down to talk about the usual. Skate stories and yoga whatnot. Twitter trends pops off, Tigermail with Steve Jensen is straight fire, and outro music by Spirit Fox caps off this episode

I make a top ten list. Twitter trends and music by Steve Jensen

The pbt is back in black fresh of the rack. I got good ideas I share. Then Twitter trends and tiger mail featuring music by Steve Jensen. Outro music by Randy B

I talk about New year's resolutions. Earth at night and rock and roll. Twitter Trends, Tigermail, and music by Steve Jensen

I sit down and talk about Sunday morning tings. Twitter trends lots about Corona and music sent in by Steve Jensen

I sit down to talk shit. Then Twitter trends. First edition of tiger mail follows along with music sent in by Steve Jensen

I talk yoga, taco Tuesday, drinking gravy, and twitter trends. This episode features music by Steve Jensen. Check it out!

I talk about daylight savings time and it's ramifications, among other things. Twitter trends, rapping and music by Steve Jensen.

I sit down on this sunny Saturday to talk about skateboarding. Spring and twitter trends in this dope episode. Featuring music by Steve Jensen

This episode we jam to new music sent in by Steve Jensen. Twitter trends and riffing ensues. On this episode of the Peanut Butter Tiger

BREAKFAST WITH DJ #7    WHY WINGING IT DOESN'T WORK   1. How To Create Your Phone Prompt - Don't Wing It   2. What You Must Practise First   3. What To Say In Your Intro - Customer Care & For Prospects   4. What To Say In The Body Of Your Call   5. How To Wrap - With What Next Strategy   Join Steve today to build a bigger better business.   https://www.facebook.com/impacttrainingcorp/   #fitnessbusiness #gymowners #Womensleader       

The Way Your Sales Team Present And Sell Memberships Have Changed! New Generation New Era! Listen To Steve Talk About Proofing And Why It's Important To Get Your Team Along To Ignite Feb 21st In Melbourne. Enter Code Impact At Checkout And Save 50% Steve Has 6 Special Impact Training Tickets At This Price.   Click To Save 50%    

Steve Jensen Is A Highly Sought After Speaker And Sales Educator Steve Interviews Mel Tempest On Branding, Marketing And Online Presence You Can Also Watch The Live Video On YouTube  https://youtu.be/gM6W-p9jLJM   Contact Mel www.meltempest.net Contact Steve  https://www.facebook.com/pg/impacttrainingcorp/photos/?ref=page_internal    

In this 'Get More Referrals Today' Podcast Episode we talk to the sales master Steve Jensen. Getting referrals, leads and opportunities is a must for any business, but being able to convert them is just as important. Most people don't like to sell, they hate being pushy, but what if there is a way to sell and convert more by simply having a better process. This episode will give you some real insights into selling without selling Remember to grab our 'Building Your Million Dollar Referral System' Guide here - www.michaelgriffiths.com.au/guide Remember to subscribe to us on... I-Tunes Spotify - Search 'Referral Marketing Guru'  U-Tube The Referral Network On Facebook 

For over 30 years, Steve Jensen (aka Dr J) the founder and CEO of Impact Training Corporation (ITC) has held one key goal – to make a positive difference to people’s professional and personal lives, by teaching them how to achieve outstanding results in sales, so they can live the life they deserve. And during this time, thousands of people from all over the world have attended Steve’s workshops and coaching programs, and completely transformed their sales, careers, finances and lifestyles as a result.

Air Force Chaplain Steve Jensen talks with us today about suicide postvention: What to do after a suicide is completed.  I LOVED doing this interview and personally learned so much because we talk about suicide prevention: watch out for this, here's this hotline number, watch out for that. But what do we do when someone dies by suicide? What do I do when I know the spouse? What do I do if I don't know the spouse?  

On Industry Change this week I sat down with Steve Jensen, hall of Fame Lifestyle Industry entrepreneur with over 30 years experience, to talk about the evolution of sales and marketing. Steve bases his sales practice on the inspirational model. You need to inspire excitement and happiness in the customer for your product, or service. If you're dealing with a customer who is excited and inspired they will be happy to go ahead and spend money. This form of sales is designed to engage with what Steve calls the ‘Green Brain' otherwise known as the limbic system. This part of the brain is where the majority of snap decisions are made. What you're trying to avoid with inspirational sales is engaging with the ‘Red Brain' or neural cortex, which deals with more logical processing. To inspire your customers Steve emphasises the need to market yourself as a unique business. What is it that makes you stand out from the crowd? Use it to win the customer over, let them know that they can't get this service anywhere else! Customers need to be convinced before they even walk into a store these days. The inspiration model is a great way to convince people to purchase your product, to get them in the door. As technology has developed sales has had to change. Things like online shopping and even credit cards have changed the way we buy and sell. Steve was on the cutting edge of direct debit when the technology first came out. By establishing direct debit in his gyms Steve was able to make sales that other businesses would have missed out on. Being on the cutting edge, knowing what's coming out in tech and what's about the trend is invaluable to your business. Customers these days are smart, they do their research they shop around for what they want. As sales has evolved it's become more interlinked with both marketing and customer service. These three aspects are what drive your businesses' success.

Are you the best sales-person for your business? Veterinarian's are more often than not into 'fixit' mode rather sales. And pet retailers, groomers etc get into a pet related business because they like the idea of working with animals. But that doesn't necessarily make you the best one to fund the 'passion' now does it? In this short podcast Steve Jensen from Impact Training provides some great ideas to get your business back on track with less involvement from you or just an attitude adjustment from you.

No money for marketing? What about a referral? So many times we hear vets and others say "I'm not going to waste money on marketing - it doesn't work" Really? - We'd agree that quite often it's harder to measure ROI on marketing efforts but did you know you really don't have to spend a lot to make an impact? Steve Jensen from Impact Training has a few ideas that might just get you thinking about ways to market your business without breaking the bank!

This weeks show features two guests, Kate Golden from Newtown Athletic Club and Steve Jensen from Impact Training Corporation.  Kate is the director of People and Fitness Operations for the Newtown Athletic Club, a 250,000 square foot individually owned Lifestyle Facility. She overseas all fitness and wellness operations for the club and was named as one of the 2017 IHRSA Rising Stars.  Kate shares her experience on leadership behaviours that are needed to manage people, advice for new managers getting to know their team and how to set up your PT department for success Steve Jensen from Impact Training Corporation gives us advice and an action plan on how to implement ideas we learn at training, on courses and at conferences.     

This Week ... As a vet your day consists of treating 'client pain' right? But super communicator Steve Jensen believes vets are dealing with the wrong 'client' and proposes a simple method that will really 'ease client pain' and increase your bottom line! @ 00'50"- How To Solve Client Pain - Steve Jensen from the National Sales Academy (edited version)

In this 12-minute podcast, Greg Robinson, Executive Director & Curator of Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BIMA) talks about the newly installed exhibitions for BIMA's spring shows. The theme is "Journeys", and this rotation will be on display from March 12th to June 5th. The group show addressing ideas and experiences surrounding personal journeys has themes ranging from travel and fantasy to personal loss and other life changing events. The artists featured in the group show also have solo shows in the art museum. These artists are: Marita Dingus, Denise Harris, Steve Jensen, Phillip Levine, Susan Lowrey, Ann Morris, Steve Parmelee, and Kay Walsh. A visually-stunning 27-foot tall, site-specific mixed-media doll, made of recycled hot-tub covers and other found objects, by Marita Dingus, hangs in the Beacon Gallery. It is visible from outside to passing pedestrians and motorists on Winslow Way, or it may be viewed from inside the museum's large corner window. Steve Parmalee's “Assemblage” finds the sacred in the discarded, and he succeeds in transforming found objects and materials into works of art. Steve Jensen's “Boats” is a selection of Jensen's sculptural boat paintings in the bistro gallery. By popular demand, “A Story Place”, the amazing ceramic installation by artist Nancy Thorne Chambers is being extended through the spring. Come into the museum and experience the magical place and essay contest for all ages (old enough to write). 2016 Island Treasure award winners Denise Harris and Cameron Snow will be exhibiting in the Garden Gallery, featuring Harris' mixed media sculptures, and Snow's hand-painted porcelain plates and cups. BIMA's exclusive, unique and extensive collection of Artist's Books is in its seventh rotation, this one titled “Form and Content”. While artist's books are most often exhibited in library galleries, it is rare in the US to find a gallery dedicated to permanent collections of these works of art in the form of multi-dimensional books. Listen to BCB's illuminating podcast interview of Cynthia Sears, museum founder and collector of the artist's books displayed in the Sherry Grover Gallery at BIMA. As further described here, BIMA is located at the corner of Winslow Way and Hwy 305. It is open daily from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., and is free of charge to the public. There is a bistro and a museum shop featuring unique art and crafts from the Puget Sound region. Credits: BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB audio editor and social media publisher: Barry Peters.

We are celebrating our first 20 shows by looking back on some of the very best advice, tips, ideas and lessons our guests have shared on The Fitness Business Podcast so far! We rewind to interviews with Amanda Vogel who shares advice on social media, Bill McBride with tips on strategy, Steve Jensen shares his experience on sales, Mark Miller gives us insights on leadership and Bryan O’Rourke talks about technology! All of that, plus we hear from the CEO of Exercise New Zealand, Richard Beddie about FitEx 2015. Visit: ActiveMgmt.com.auVisit: fitnessbusinesspodcast.comEmail: info@activemgmt.com.auPhone: +61 2 9484 5501Twitter: @JTActiveMgmt

Steve Jensen is the CEO and founder of Impact Training Corporation and The National Sales Academy. His training programs have been boosting thousands of business profits and countless numbers of directors, owners, managers and sales professional's incomes since 1982. He is a master practitioner and trainer of NLP, a graduate of Tom Hopkins academy of Sales Excellence and a Certified DISC Presenter.  His company, Impact Training Corporation, is one of the world's leading sales and communication training and consulting companies. During this episode, we ask Steve 3 questions: What is the #1 area fitness businesses are consistently strong in sales and where are they consistently weak in sales? What has evolved in the sales process to meet the modern business? What are 3 areas a fitness business needs to fire in, if they want more sales? Also in this week’s show,  we hear more from Tribe Team Training, the complete small group training business system that’s helping clubs make more money without having to sell more memberships.  Visit www.ActiveMgmt.com.auEmail: info@activemgmt.com.auPhone: +61 2 9484 5501Twitter: @JTActiveMgmt  

The Diva of Days of our Lives interviews Days Emmy nominated actor, Matthew Ashford!  Matt plays Jack Deveraux on the show.  Matt also has a starring role as Steve Jensen on the Emmy nominated web series, The Bay.  This is a live, call in show.

The Diva of Days of our Lives will interview fan favorite Matthew Ashford who portrays Jack Deveraux on Days of our Lives.  Matthew will make his return to Days on September 23rd.  Matt is also in the popular web series "The Bay" as Steve Jensen.  Matt and his wife, Christina Saffron Ashford, recently starred in a play titled, "I Do, I Do."  We welcome Matt's fans to call in to ask him a question.

The Diva of Days of Our Lives and friends will interview former Days of Our Lives actor, Matthew Ashford. Matthew is known for his role of Jack Deveraux that he played from 1989-2007. Currently, Matthew will be debuting as Steve Jensen on the popular web soap opera, The Bay in early February. Matthew has also appeared on Search for Tomorrow, General Hospital, and One Life to Live. Matthew is the co-founder and board member for Retinoblastoma International, a non profit organization to benefit children with eye cancer through early detection and awareness.

MATTHEW ASHFORD, well-known for his role as "Jack Deveraux" on DAYS OF OUR LIVES, talks about his upcoming role as "Steve Jensen" on the webseries THE BAY as well as his current projects. Previously recorded interview, approx. 60 minutes.