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Register for RentEngine's Q2 2026 Leasing Data & Trends Report WebinarWhat's a renter lead actually worth? Alex Stringfellow (CEO and co-founder of RentEngine) puts it at $24–90, and most scattered-site operators still treat them as "free."Alex originally built RentEngine to lease up their own Miami PM company faster, then sold the company to go all-in on the software. 00:00 - Intro01:25 - Alexander's background and career04:06 - Selling the PM company07:49 - Competing against PE-backed competition13:45 - Launching RentEngine without AI14:52 - Sponsor - AppFolio (FuturesConference)16:17 - Renter Leads21:44 - What E-commerce has done right and how it applies to PM23:35 - Pay-per-lease25:10 - Listing partners30:22 - Sponsor - Enterprise Bank & Trust31:47 - We're paying twice for leads33:03 - Bypassing Zillow36:31 - Launching an Applications Product42:55 - Pricing products44:58 - RentEngine's AI product49:21 - RentEngine's feature release cadence53:15 - Upcoming RentEngine releases!We get into why text (not showing scheduling) is the real heart of leasing, the seven-minute window you get when someone's scrolling Zillow, and why you're basically paying twice for leads that Zillow buys straight off Google.We also cover his flat $45-per-listing pricing, building a renter-lead database that could add value when you sell, and how a bootstrapped team ships new features every single week.If you've ever felt boxed in by the listing platforms, you'll learn a lot here.Demo RentEngineAlexander on LinkedIn

Tom Stringfellow, chief investment strategist at Argent Trust, says the stock market is going through a shift where small-cap companies are coming to the fore, businesses that are adjacent to artificial intelligence or that will benefit from using it are starting to get an A.I. boost and the warning signs feel mostly like distant storm clouds. Stringfellow says he doesn't see signs of recession, worries slightly about a market overheating if interest rates rise, but he thinks signs that more and more companies are showing earnings growth reducing a lot of potential downward pressure on the market. Ben Carlson, director of institutional asset management at Ritholtz Wealth Management, discusses his new book, "Risk and Reward: How to handle market volatility and build long-term wealth," and how he thinks investors can't simply tune everything out -- even if that might be the best long-term results -- because they have a "firehose of information" in their pockets. He discusses how to best filter that information to make it useful without becoming overwhelming. Meredith Mangan, senior editor at Credible, discusses the site's survey on prediction markets, which showed that 1 in 4 Americans already have made a wager on a prediction-market site. In a wide-ranging study looking at investor habits, she noted that more than 60% of Americans see prediction markets as betting, while just under 30% see them as a viable financial tool.

Send us Fan MailBrooke Eisenbach, John Schu, Josh Galarza, Lisa Stringfellow, and Meredith Adamo talk about how vulnerability is bravery, discuss the fact that it's okay to not be okay and how we can help heal ourselves and others through writing, reading, and discussing children's literature. Please be aware that this episode addresses trauma including but not limited to grief, sexual assault and eating disorders. Support the show

Send us Fan MailBrooke Eisenbach, John Schu, Josh Galarza, Lisa Stringfellow, and Meredith Adamo talk about how vulnerability is bravery, discuss the fact that it's okay to not be okay and how we can help heal ourselves and others through writing, reading, and discussing children's literature. Please be aware that this episode addresses trauma including but not limited to grief, sexual assault and eating disorders. Support the show

Michael Ball was raised in northern Virginia — a three-sport athlete and economics graduate from Radford University, where he also played varsity tennis. He began in banking, became a financial advisor in 1983, opened the Manassas office for Scott & Stringfellow, and advanced into senior leadership roles through its evolution into BB&T and Truist Wealth. His proudest leadership work? Building elite advisors through the “Topgun” development program — treating his team like clients. He now leads Ball Consulting, helping advisors and firms grow with clarity and discipline.  3:15  Injury, Adversity & Comeback Mindset 5:38 Mentorship & Career Breakthrough 7:00 Culture, Leadership & Client-First Success 11:18 Black Swan Events & Market Resilience 13:50 Elite Advisors & Process-Driven Performance 15:25 Reading Habits of High Performers 19:38 Reflection of Your Mental State 23:54 Strategic Growth & Long-Term Success 29:42 Saving, Investing & Wealth Discipline 34:23 “Eating The Seed Corn” & Short-Term Thinking 38:00 What Should I Not Be Doing? Don't forget you can also follow Dr. Rob Bell on Twitter or Instagram! Follow At: X @drrobbell Instagram @drrobbell Download Your Daily Focus Map! https://drrobbell.com/ If you enjoyed this episode on Mental Toughness, please subscribe and leave a review! Dr. Rob Bell

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Carol and Dan Price stepped in to save architect Victor Lundy's Bellaire, Texas, home just weeks before demolition.  Erin DiFazio champions Sarasota's architectural heritage, and owner Joel Disend shares his 1959 Edward Durell Stone house in New Canaan, Connecticut.  Then from teen idol to chart-topper to movie star to pro basketball team owner (and Debbie's dad), we've got the great Pat Boone, with a career spanning seven decades. 

Today, we're joined by West Stringfellow, currently VP of Product at Blackhawk Network and former VP of Innovation at Target. In this episode, West shares: * How he went from stealth startups to leading innovation at a company with over $77 billion in annual sales * The methods he uses to manage up and influence leadership in order to achieve the outcomes necessary to create successful organizations time and time again * The bold move that accelerated his Target career, which included hand-delivering over 300 copies of his innovation proposal to every executive at their Minneapolis HQ, even catching the attention of Target's CEO * An inside look at how Blackhawk is thinking about AI and digital transformation by cultivating “culture carriers” to champion AI Links West's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/weststringfellow/ Blackhawk Network: https://blackhawknetwork.com/ HowDo: https://howdo.com/about/ Chapters 00:00: Introduction 01:17: West's career journey 02:08: Project Goldfish and West's startup background 05:43: Making product and strategy decisions at Target 06:25: West building a Techstars Startup Accelerator 08:39: How West's work at Target inspired his startup, HowDo 09:44: How did West "manage up" at Target? 17:05: An introduction to Blackhawk 21:02: Digital transformation with gift cards 23:44: How Blackhawk is using AI 30:29: Big AI wins 33:09: Conclusion Follow LaunchPod on YouTube We have a new YouTube page (https://www.youtube.com/@LaunchPodPodcast)! Watch full episodes of our interviews with PM leaders and subscribe! What does LogRocket do? LogRocket's Galileo AI watches user sessions for you and surfaces the technical and usability issues holding back your web and mobile apps. Understand where your users are struggling by trying it for free at LogRocket.com (https://logrocket.com/signup/?pdr). Special Guest: West Stringfellow.

Tom Stringfellow, chief investment strategist at Argent Trust, says that he expects stock market volatility to increase, especially as the Federal Reserve makes fewer cuts than observers are hoping for, but he doesn't see "a worrisome correction, I just see market testing." Those tests will break some trends in sectors and industries, but shouldn't break the market's ability to post modest gains. In honor of the Thanksgiving holiday being the real start of the holiday shopping season, Todd Rosenbluth, head of research at VettaFi, picks a retail-themed fund as his "ETF of the Week." Sara Enright, senior director of safety and sustainability at Consumer Reports, discusses CR's recently proposed homeowners insurance bill of rights, and points out some of the basics that consumers should know -- but typically don't -- about their policies that insurers often don't disclose because rules don't force them to speak up. Plus, Chuck talks about some things he is thankful for this Thanksgiving, noting that he has had a change in his own attitudes about money, driven by his age, experience, the deaths this year of two people he talked money with and more.  

David+ and I talk with Myles about Stringfellow's uncategorizable approach to theology, why he has been neglected, and what his understanding of death and the demonic teaches us about telling the truth, resisting evil, and discerning the will of God. If you don't already follow Myles, you can connect with his work here. Or read the excellent series he wrote on Psalm 23 and the moral life that I hosted here a few years ago. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cewgreen.substack.com/subscribe

At both the local and national levels PBS stations are facing serious challenges. Yet, they keep providing some of the most helpful and robust resources for educators. In this conversation local PBS educator Robyn Stringfellow shares how PBS stations support the work of teachers-and will continue to do so in the future!

What happens when a celebrated war hero, beloved by both Congress and the LDS Church, turns out to be living a lie? In this episode of Mormonism Live, we investigate the incredible true story of Douglas Stringfellow — a Utah congressman, decorated veteran, and rising star in postwar America… until it all came crashing down.… Read More »Mormon War Hero Who Lied: The Douglas Stringfellow Scandal

What happens when a celebrated war hero, beloved by both Congress and the LDS Church, turns out to be living a lie? In this episode of Mormonism Live, we investigate the incredible true story of Douglas Stringfellow — a Utah congressman, decorated veteran, and rising star in postwar America… until it all came crashing down.… Read More »Mormon War Hero Who Lied: The Douglas Stringfellow Scandal The post Mormon War Hero Who Lied: The Douglas Stringfellow Scandal appeared first on Mormon Discussions Podcasts - Full Lineup.

What happens when a celebrated war hero, beloved by both Congress and the LDS Church, turns out to be living a lie? In this episode of Mormonism Live, we investigate the incredible true story of Douglas Stringfellow — a Utah congressman, decorated veteran, and rising star in postwar America… until it all came crashing down.… Read More »Mormon War Hero Who Lied: The Douglas Stringfellow Scandal [Mormonism Live 233]

Referencias: - Documento Crisis de Fe: https://faenrandir.github.io/a_careful_examination/documents/faith_crisis_study/Faith_Crisis_R28e.pdf  - Episodio de The Dollop sobre Stringfellow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2ELGNvKbxQ&t=3313s&ab_channel=TheDollopPodcast%28Official%29  - Artículo en el Tribune sobre Stringfellow: https://tinyurl.com/y434e5ab 

Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds examine the life of hero Douglas Stringfellow SOURCES TOUR DATES OFFICIAL MERCH Turtle Beach - use code: Dollop Squarespace - use code: Dollop Hims Helix Sleep

Tom Stringfellow, chief investment strategist at Argent Trust, said on Money Life last May that the market was having "Maalox moments," but the worries and concerns now make it a "Whac-a-Mole market." Despite that, he says the current conditions represent a return to normalcy, a new standard in which valuations may be permanently higher and stock prices keep rising so long as there is growth. As a result, his investment outlook is heavily centered on domestic stocks, which he thinks can deliver double-digit gains in 2025 for the third consecutive year. For his "ETF of the Week," Todd Rosenbluth, head of research at VettaFi, delves into the private credit market, something a growing number of investment analysts have been pushing but which few funds actually tackle. In the Market Call, Elliott Gue, editor of the Energy & Income Advisor, talks about income plays worth making now.

  Matilda Joon      Dominique Stringfellow   In this cuntroversial episode we feature the dynamic poetry of Matilda Joon, and an in depth conversation between Lydia and Dominique Stringfellow concerning the need for female empowerment to replace the ever present imbalance in sexual relationships which have spiraled out of control.

Transform Your Business: The Essential Guide to Innovation and Growth StrategiesIn a recent episode of "The Thoughtful Entrepreneur," host Josh engages in a compelling conversation with West Stringfellow, the CEO and founder of HowDo. This platform is dedicated to providing open-source resources aimed at fostering innovation and business growth. West shares his extensive background in leading innovation at major corporations and the mission behind HowDo. This blog post will break down the key insights and actionable advice from the episode, offering a comprehensive guide for entrepreneurs and business leaders looking to innovate and grow.West Stringfellow introduces HowDo as an open-source resource platform designed to help individuals and businesses innovate. He acknowledges that the term "innovation" has become somewhat diluted over time but clarifies that, in a business context, it fundamentally means evolving and changing. West believes that the greatest opportunity in business today lies in innovation, whether that involves developing new processes, launching products, or reassessing existing business practices. Notably, HowDo has engaged over 400,000 users globally, with a diverse audience that includes students, educators, entrepreneurs, and small business owners. He emphasizes that half of the users come from outside the United States, showcasing the platform's international appeal.While the resources on HowDo are free, West offers consulting and coaching services on the side. He finds that many people enjoy learning about innovation but may struggle with the implementation. His consulting work focuses on helping teams develop the skills necessary to apply the innovative processes outlined on HowDo. Josh wraps up the episode by encouraging listeners to explore the resources available on HowDo, emphasizing the platform's wealth of information, including book summaries and masterclasses. He invites entrepreneurs and business leaders to adopt a growth mindset and leverage the tools and insights provided by West and his team.About West Stringfellow:West is a product and technology visionary who has launched zero to one innovations at Amazon and PayPal, led transformations at Fortune 500s like Visa and Target, and accelerated startups with Techstars.He's not just an innovation and product management executive, he's also a successful founder and entrepreneur whose startup was acquired by a Fortune 50.With over 20 years of experience, West has consistently driven innovation, resulting in market disruptions and massive revenue growth.Today, West empowers entrepreneurs and businesses of all sizes through coaching and consulting, sharing his expertise in product innovation and digital transformation.With 5 patents to his name and a wealth of international experience, West is here to share insights that can help you revolutionize your approach to product and technology.About HowDo:HowDo, founded in 2017, is dedicated to helping business leaders unlock their business' growth potential through innovation and technical transformation.We partner with businesses of all sizes, from Fortune 50s to startups and government agencies.Our vision for sustainable innovation combines solid business fundamentals with industry best practices and cutting-edge technologies like AI, blockchain, cloud computing, and open-source solutionsOur team of experienced consultants, led by former industry executives, works closely with organizations to tailor solutions to their unique challenges and opportunities.Apply to be a Guest on The Thoughtful Entrepreneur: https://go.upmyinfluence.com/podcast-guestLinks Mentioned in this Episode:Want to learn more? Check out HowDo website at

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