Podcasts about TAM

They made a list, and they're checking it THRICE! Today, Alex (@AlexHormozi) shares the 3 criteria he and his wife Leila use when they are looking into investing in companies, how these indicators greatly help their screening processes, and "what is the value of the company based on the potential opportunities?" Welcome to The Game Podcast where we talk about how to get more customers, make more profit per customer, and keep them longer, and the many failures and lessons we have learned along the way to $100M in sales. We've got roll-up-your-sleeves kind of hustle with a little bit of cleverness and a lot of heart. Timestamps: 2:33 - The 1st criteria is “the number of potential units sold”, the 2nd is “what is the potential profit I can make from this service?” 5:00 - the 3rd criterion is “the supply-demand or competitive dynamics of the landscape” & Alex gives a scenario where all 3 criteria are being used 7:36  - Alex's rule of thumb: when doing any kind of service-based business, it's good to have an 80% or higher gross margin 10:15 - this is why using TAM is not a good indicator of the potential size of a company  Follow Alex Hormozi's Socials: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexanderhormozi (LinkedIn ) | https://www.instagram.com/hormozi/?hl=en (Instagram) | https://www.facebook.com/alex.hormozi (Facebook) | https://www.youtube.com/c/AlexHormozi (YouTube ) | https://twitter.com/AlexHormozi?s=20&t=J9vPh75tO3ow9xExYLsBDQ (Twitter) | https://www.acquisition.com/ (Acquisition )

Tim, Greg, Nick, and Tam give their thoughts on ep 5 Time and Again of the latest Disney Plus MCU Marvel Studios show Ms. Marvel starring Iman Vellani. Follow Tam: https://twitter.com/TamoorH

Well, after not recording a podcast in a minute, of course, Todd decides to record his thoughts on the 0-0 game against Columbus Crew. Todd talks about LAFC signing Gareth Bale on a TAM deal and still having an open DP roster spot. Todd talks about how the 3-4-1-2 formation The Union used against Columbus might not be the last time we see them run out the same formation again this season, how The Union was one-dimensional in the first half attacking the right side of the field, and how The Union continues to fail with not finishing the half chances they've been creating.    MLS News: Gareth Bale to LAFC: [ Columbus Crew v Philadelphia Union: Overall thoughts: [ One-dimensional: [ Creating half chances: [ Andre Blake saving penalties: [ 3 Stars: [ Blunder of The Week:  Todd not preparing for a potential show: [   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod thefreekick.net

Tam da Erdoğan'ın sözüyle anlatmak gerek sanırım: Neredeeeeeen nereye... #seçim #dodurga Jenerik müziği: Rahman Altın

Do mobilního studia na Sadové kolonádě v Karlových Varech zavítala herečka Eliška Křenková. Je nominovaná na tři České lvy, hraje hlavní roli ve vztahovém dramatu Úsvit a na filmovém festivalu má premiéru snímek Hranice lásky. Tam hraje vedlejší roli. O čem film vypráví?Všechny díly podcastu Host Radiožurnálu můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Do mobilního studia na Sadové kolonádě v Karlových Varech zavítala herečka Eliška Křenková. Je nominovaná na tři České lvy, hraje hlavní roli ve vztahovém dramatu Úsvit a na filmovém festivalu má premiéru snímek Hranice lásky. Tam hraje vedlejší roli. O čem film vypráví?

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“We look for exceptional small and mid cap companies with the wherewithal to become exceptional large companies.”   This is at the core of the investment philosophy of today's guest, Columbia Business School alum Amy Zhang. Amy is Executive Vice President and Portfolio Manager of the Alger Small Cap Focus, Alger Mid Cap Focus, Alger Mid Cap 40, and Alger Small Cap Growth Strategies. She joined Alger in 2015 and has 27 years of investment experience, including over a decade at Brown Capital Management as a Partner, Managing Director, and Senior Portfolio Manager of its Brown Capital Small Company Strategy.   Amy has received multiple accolades, including being named one of the "Best Female PMs to Invest with Now" by Morningstar in 2022 and one of the “Top 20 Female Portfolio Managers” by Citywire in 2021, 2019, and 2018.   In this episode, Amy, Michael, and I discuss Amy's unconventional background and studies, why she made the move to managing small cap growth portfolios, how to think about small cap investments, the key metrics she looks for when assessing potential companies, her classification system of motorboats and sailboats, opportunities available in the current market, and so much more!   For more information and disclosures please visit www.alger.com     Key Topics:   Reflections on the 2021/22 academic year (0:51) Welcome Amy to the show (1:26) How Amy found her way from studying math and physics to starting her investment career (2:44) How Amy's decision to apply to Columbia Business School (CBS) led to her first job in finance (5:43) Getting broad experiences after graduating from CBS (8:33) The valuable training and experiences Amy gained in her early career (10:24) Why Amy made the move to managing small cap growth portfolios (12:23) How Amy's investment philosophy has evolved (14:23) Alger's criteria for small cap (16:30) Getting a realistic perspective on the total addressable market (TAM) (19:10) Measuring the growth of intangibles inside a firm (23:53) Quantitative and qualitative metrics for assessing moats (25:12) Why management discussion is essential (26:51) Company classification: motorboats vs. sailboats (30:14) Why barriers to entry are more significant than first-mover advantage (32:15) Making the buy or sell decision (35:05) Assumptions that go into the margin of safety (37:37) Opportunities offered by the current market turmoil (41:42) Not all growth is created equal (45:57) How Amy thinks about portfolio construction in today's market (48:02) The importance of being benchmark agnostic (50:53) What worries and excites Amy most about the next few years in financial markets? (52:50) Amy's book recommendations (54:47) And much more!     Mentioned in this Episode:   Philip A. Fisher's Book | Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits and Other Writings Seth A. Klarman's Book | Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor Michael Mauboussin's Book | More Than You Know: Finding Financial Wisdom in Unconventional Places Scott Davis' Book | Lessons from the Titans: What Companies in the New Economy Can Learn from the Great Industrial Giants to Drive Sustainable Success Mark Robichaux's Book | Cable Cowboy: John Malone and the Rise of the Modern Cable Business     Thanks for Listening!   Be sure to subscribe on Apple, Google, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And feel free to drop us a line at valueinvesting@gsb.columbia.edu.   Follow the Heilbrunn Center on social media on Instagram, LinkedIn, and more!

Do life partners make good business partners? What challenges will they face? How do Tam and Morgan of Rebel Heart Therapy make it work? Hear it all on this episode of the Queer Joy Podcast; where two relationship therapists explore what it looks like to see joy in queer relationships. Pro-choice resources: Marches, action, and abortion support: plannedparenthoodaction.org Donate or get financial assistance for abortion: abortionfunds.org Laws and legal stuff: nwlc.org  Resources in Spanish: latinainstitute.org    Shop at As You Like It here: bit.ly/asyoulikeitshop Connective Therapy Collective website: www.connectivetherapycollective.com Rebel Heart Therapy website: www.rebelheartpdx.com  FB & IG: @connectivetherapycollective

"Can you imagine what it means to have no cares, no worries, no anxieties, but merely to be perfectly calm and quiet all the time? ²Yet that is what time is for; to learn just that and nothing more." (ACIM, T-15.I.1:1-2) Today's Episode: Manu Puri joins Tam and Matt to share three impactful forgiveness stories that include his wife and a coworker. Get Notified of New Episodes By Joining Our Email List at: https://www.miraclevoices.org/email How Can You Support Miracle Voices? If you feel inspired to make a donation to support these podcasts you can donate here: https://acim.org/donate-miracles-voices-podcast/ Topic or Question You Want Us To Cover? If you have topics that you would like Judy and Matthew to address, simply drop us a line at: https://www.miraclevoices.org/contact/ We Need Your Help Please leave a review for the podcast on whatever app or site you use to listen to this podcast. This helps new listeners that are trying to practice forgiveness find the show. Closing Quote "What could you not accept, if you but knew that everything that happens, all events, past, present and to come, are gently planned by One Whose only purpose is your good? (ACIM, W-135.18:1)"

Anže Abram je raziskovalec materialov, ki je svoje delovno mesto na Inštitutu "Jozef Stefan" za dve leti postdoktorskega izobraževanja zamenjal za "pisarno" na koralnih grebenih japonske prefekture Okinava, otoka, ki mu pravi(jo) tudi slepo črevo Japonske. Tam preizkušajo nove materiale, ki bi se lahko v prihodnosti uporabljali kot podlaga za nanos morskih bitij ter ohranitev oziroma nastanek novih koral. Japonci so namreč vprašanje izginjajočih koral doslej reševali s potapljanjem velikih cementnih kock, ki tudi potem, ko jih prerastejo korale, ostanejo v morju in tako spreminjajo podobo grebenov. Njihov cilj je najti materiale, ki bi sprva opravljali enako vlogo kot zdaj cement, potem pa čez čas sami izginili.

Školu už mám pár pátků za sebou, a tak občas přemýšlím, jaké rozdíly bych našel v nějaké dnešní proti naší vesnické malotřídce. Tam, kde učitel promyšleným multitaskingem souběžně vzdělával i tři různé ročníky naráz.Všechny díly podcastu Rozhlasový sloupek můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Tim, Greg, Nick, and Tam give their thoughts on ep 4 Seeing Red of the latest Disney Plus MCU Marvel Studios show Ms. Marvel starring Iman Vellani. Follow Tam: https://twitter.com/TamoorH

When we're bombarded with micro trends every day, how do you tell what's actually going to last the test of time? We're talking trends this week, and how to navigate shopping when so much changes so fast. Tam has some advice for listeners who feel the pressure to dress strictly on trend. Plus, boujie and budget this week features some cool trousers and Deni's new favourite personalised bag. THE END BITS Subscribe to Mamamia RECOMMENDATIONS: BOUJIE Deni: St. Oddity Evening Bag Tam: Raef the label Joplin pants BUDGET Deni: Lucy & Yak Alexa trousers Tam: Kelsey Wide Leg High Rise Crop Length Denim Jeans FOLLOW US Check out everything we talked about today on the Mamamia Style Instagram We have a Facebook group! Check out What Are You Wearing GET IN TOUCH: Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au CREDITS: Hosts: Tamara Davis and Deni Todorovic  Producer: Rose Kerr Audio Producer: Leah Porges Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Just by reading our articles or listening to our podcasts, you're helping to fund girls in schools in some of the most disadvantaged countries in the world - through our partnership with Room to Read. We're currently funding 300 girls in school every day and our aim is to get to 1,000. Find out more about Mamamia at mamamia.com.au Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been a big year for Jesse James Keitel. Starring as one of the leads in the Peacock reboot of Queer as Folk is a dream job for the actor, who is also a writer. Shortly after the series' debut, there came Jesse's appearance on an episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds---another dream job moment for the artist...all on the heels of two seasons on the ABC David E. Kelley hit, Big Sky, where her character, Jerrie Kennedy, quickly became a fan favorite for what she describes as Kennedy's ‘realness;' realness that Keitel had a heavy hand in shaping, and that she worked hard to bring to the screen. On episode 107, Jesse talks about the influence Big Sky's Jerrie Kennedy has had on friends, fans, and on network television, where she broke ground as ABC's first openly transgender series regular on primetime television. An advocate in moving the needle for LGBTQ+ representation in Hollywood, here, Jesse discusses the lack of queer actors being cast in straight roles, and how she's looking forward to playing characters that have nothing to do with her gender and sexuality in the future. We discuss the roots of her creativity, how she found an outlet for it after college, and her very first roles---including her standout performance as intern Tam, on Darren Starr's Younger. Jesse explains how and why community is a source of inspiration, and talks about the sense of community she experienced on Queer as Folk. We talk all things Queer as Folk, of course, we get into detail about her character Ruthie, and we discuss everything from the series' topics and themes, to costumes and location. Jesse shares her acting process, what's ahead, what she's looking for creatively in her work, and what she's writing. Becoming an adult, finding her flow, her Obsixed list of current obsessions, and more…a multilayered conversation with one of our very favorite actors, with so many exciting things ahead.Discover more and shop Jesse's Obsixed list: Queer as FolkStar Trek: Strange New WorldsBig SkyRoller Derby roller skates Anine Bing workout clothesHer hammockMaison Margiela Tabi boots

Karstais laiks ir bīstams ne tikai augstās gaisa temperatūras dēļ, diemžēl arī tāpēc, ka atvēsināšanos cilvēki mēdz padarīt par gana ekstremālu pasākumu, kas var beigties ar smagām traumām un pat cilvēka nāvi. Nebūt nevajag lēkt no tramplīna vai tilta margām, bieži vien pietiek ar labi zināmu ezera laipu, lai viss noietu greizi, ļoti greizi. Raidījumā Kā labāk dzīvot saruna par traumām, kas tiek gūtas, lecot ūdenī, un par rehabilitācijas iespējām pēc tām. Pieredzē dalās Juris Kalniņš, vīrietis ratiņkrēslā, kurš guvis traumu, lecot dīķī. Kā sniegt pirmo palīdzību šādam neapdomīgam lēcējam, skaidro traumatologs ortopēds Agris Mertens. Par rehabilitācijas iespējā stāsta nacionālā rehabilitācijas centra „Vaivari” valdes priekšsēdētāja, fizikālās un rehabilitācijas medicīnas ārste, ģimenes ārste Anda Nulle. Slimību profilakses un kontroles centrs uzsācis kampaņu par drošu atpūtu pie ūdens "Pārgalvības cena. Nelec!". Kampaņas mērķis ir skaidrot drošas atpūtas pie un uz ūdens nozīmi, kā arī aicināt aizdomāties par sekām, kādas var rasties pārgalvīgas rīcības rezultātā, lecot uz galvas ūdenī. Jura Kalniņa liktenīgais lēciens bija pirms 12 gadiem Līgo vakarā. "Tikko nosvinēju savu 12. dzimšanas dienu," saka Juris Kalniņš, piebilstot, ka tas ir melnais humors. Viņš cer, ka ar laiku arī piecelsies no ratiņkrēsla, arī pateicoties medicīnas attīstībai. "Bija Līgo vakars, svinējām, pirts, piemājas dīķis, visu vakaru lēkāju. Es taču esmu super pārliecināts, lecu visu jaunību, bērnību. Normāla lieta, jālec uz galvas. Lēkāju, jau zāle bija slapja. Liktenīgā reizē paslīdēja kāja, lēciens sanāca tuvāk, nekā vajadzēja. Tad arī notika tas - nokrakšķēja kaut kas, zem ūdens sapratu, ka kaut kas nav labi. Nezinu kādā mistiskā veidā aizkūlos līdz krastam, pamanīja apkārtējie, tie pavilka vairāk ārā no ūdens, tad arī viss, atslēdzos. Nākamais, ko atceros, reanimācija," atminas Juris Kalniņš. "Īstā apjauta, kas noticis, tas nenāca reanimācijā, tas pēc tam sākās tālāk rehabilitācijā, kad saproti, es te gulēšu ilgu laiku. Tad lēnām sāc saprast, kas noticis. Viena liktenīga reize, pāris sekundes, neatgriezenisks process notiek." Agris Mertens bilst, jo siltāka vasara, jo traumu ir vairāk. "Liels noteicošais faktors ir ūdens daudzums upēs un ezeros. Karstajās vasarās ūdens daudzums krietni samazinās un tur, kur varēja droši lekt, vairs to nevar. Tā ir lielākā problēma - pat droši pārbaudītas vietas, kur to esi darījis gadiem, iespējams var būt ļauna un var beigties bēdīgi. Lekšana nav ieteicama  nevienā laikā posmā, jo gada laikā var būt parādījies peldvietā kāds zemūdens objekts. Kāds netīšām lielāku bluķi iemetis, vai tas ir kaut kur iesprūdis. Uz tā var uzsisties un dabūt smagas traumas," skaidro Agris Mertens. "Jo ūdens dziļums ir mazāks, jo lielāka traumas iespējamība. Tā arī tās rodas - truls trieciens pret upes vai ezera gultni." Kāda ir pareizā rīcība šādā situācija, skaidro Agris Mertens. Viņš atzīst, ka bieži pēc šāda lēciena, ja apkārtējie nepamana, cilvēks var arī noslīkt, jo rodas īslaicīgs samaņas zudums vai samazinās rokās spēks. Cilvēku, kurš guvis traumu ir jādabū krastā, problēmas var būt upē, kur cilvēku var sākt nest straume. Tāpat jāizvērtē savi spēki, lai nebūtu tā, ka ejot palīgā, situāciju vēl pasliktina.  Ja cietušajam ir spēks rokās, var padot koku vai dvieli, lai aizķer, un var izvilkt ārā; Ja cietušais ir zaudējis samaņu un vēl atrodas ar seju ūdenī, pirmām kārtām, viņu vajag apgriezt otrādi, lai varētu elpot. To vislabāk darīt divatā, lai pieturētu ķermeni un galvu, tā mazinot neiroloģisko bojājumu. Nevajag tālu nest krastā un noguldīt uz līdzenas vietas.  Nepieciešams izsaukt neatliekamo palīdzību, bet jārēķinās ar attālumu līdz notikuma vietai un laiku, kamēr mediķi ierodas, tāpēc pārējiem jārīkojas koordināti, vienam norādot, ka tas izsauks ātro palīdzību un arī paziņos par to pārējiem, vai vispār var sazvanīt. Ārsts atzīst, ka palīdzēt nācies tikai vīriešiem, nevienu sievieti lēcēju nav operējis, vīrieši ir katru gadu. Tāpat viņš atgādina, ka bīstami var būt arī lēcieni uz kājām ūdenstilpnē. Pēc sarunās ar tiem, kas guvuši līdzīgas traumas, Juris atzīst, ka visi bijuši pieredzējuši lēcēji, pieredzējuši peldētāji. "Lielā pārliecība, ka es visu māku, ir nosacījums, ka kaut kas notiks," norāda Juris Kalniņš. Viens lēciens maina visu dzīvi un arī ar operāciju viss nebeidzas. Uzlabojumi ir minimāli. Psiholoģiskais kritiens ir 3-4 mēnesī, kad cilvēks saprot, ka uzlabojumi notiek minimāli, ārstu prognozes nav tādas, kā vēlētos, tad notiek sevis pārvērtēšana. Tad liela nozīme ir ģimenes atbalstam. "Nācās mainīt ne tikai darbu, bet visa dzīve apgriezās otrādi. Pirms traumas strādāju celtniecībā, ratiņkrēslā tas nav iespējams, laika gaitā iemācījos ar datoru apieties, pārceļos uz ofisu," stāsta Juris Kalniņš. "Bet profesijas mainīšana nav sarežģītākā lieta. Sāksim ar to, ka iemācāmies paši paēst. Tas jau ir sasniegums. Iemācamies sevi apkopt, elementāras higiēnas lietas - noskūt bārdu, nomazgāt seju. Pēc tam nākamais ir gultā pašam pagriezties, ka tevi kāds negroza. Uzvilkt zeķes. Ticiet man, tas sākumā var aizņemt līdz pat stundai, abas zeķes uzģērbt un noģērbt. Nākamais grūtais ir bikses uzvilkt. Kas tur, uzvelc un ej, bet kad rokas ir vājas un guli gultā, atkal aiziet stunda.   Soli pa soli vispirms jāiemācās pamatlietas, tad var sākt par profesijas maiņu domāt. Kad spēj ratiņkrēslā pastāvīgi pārvietoties, sevi apkopt, tad valsts piedāvā izglītības iespējas, apgūt profesiju."  Ārsta minēto samierināšanās periodu, ka tagad dzīve būs citāda, Juris pārvarējis, sākot nodarboties ar fiziskām aktivitātēm, sportu. Sākumā cilājis hanteles, braucis ar ratiem, iesaistījies ratiņbasketbolā, vieglatlētikā. Ar speciāliem ratiem nobraucis septiņus maratonus.  "Sportošana nodarbina prātu, nav laika visādām muļķībām. Otrs – rehabilitācija," atzīst Juris Kalniņš. "Neskatoties uz karsto laiku, šobrīd "Vaivaros" nav šogad ielekušo. Un es ļoti ceru, ka nebūs. Diemžēl pieredze rāda, ka katru gadu, pēdējos gados gan samazinās šis skaitlis, bet vidēji līdz desmit jauniem cilvēkiem muļķīgas pārgalvības dēļ turpina pie mums rehabilitāciju pēc ķirurģijas, lai spētu dzīvot tālāk dzīvi riteņkrēslā," norāda Anda Nulle. "Statistika ir nepielūdzama, katru gadu ir cilvēki, kas tomēr ir lekuši uz galvas ūdenī, neraugies uz to, ka ir tik daudz kampaņu, runu un sarunu. Diemžēl tas turpinās." "Tam tā nevajadzētu būt un ļoti ceru, ka tā nebūs, jo varam skatīties uz Skandināvijas pieredzi, kur faktiski tādi gadījumi ir retums, varbūt viens vasarā. Runājot ar savu kolēģi Dānijā, kāpēc pie mums ir tik daudz šo gadījumu, viņš teica, jā, pie mums arī bija divi gadījumi Kopenhāgenā - viens bija viesstrādnieki no Latvijas, otrs bija viesstrādnieks no Polijas," turpina Anda Nulle. "Jautājums, kā jūs panākat? Profilakses kampaņa nav tikai tajā brīdī, kad ir karsts, profilakses kampaņa  ir cauru gadu, skolā par to runā, par to runā bērnudārzā, jo patiesībā ir jārunā ar vecākiem, kas rāda piemēru. Ir vienkārši jāieaudzina no bērna kājas tas, ka pārgalvīga rīcība ir stulbums, nevis drosme. Un jāiemāca, ka faktiski jebkurš, ja mēs redzam, ka kāds rīkojas neprātīgi vai vienkārši neapdomīgi, ka tas ir jāpatur. Es domāju, ka šis ir varbūt sabiedrības izglītošanas un audzināšanas darbs, jo tādām traumām nav jābūt. Bet, protams, ir vēl viena lieta. Nupat lasīju plašu Kanādas pētījumu un mūsu dati ir tieši tādi paši. Lielākā daļa - 50% gadījumu - ir alkohola vai narkotiku reibumā. Un jocīgi, ka ir arī tā, ka 30% no šiem pacientiem ir apzinājušies risku, bet vienalga darījušas. Tātad cilvēka daba ir, ka gribas riskēt.

Jules Miller is a partner at Mindset Ventures, an international venture capital firm that invests in early-stage enterprise software companies. Prior to working in venture capital, Jules also founded her own company and worked at a variety of startups. She has an extensive background in blockchain and has been in the venture capital space for quite some time.Full Show NotesEpisode Notes From founder to venture capitalist [1:12]Angel investors vs venture capitalists … what's the difference? [3:38]Why did Jules decide to become a VC investor after creating her own startups? [4:18]Funding a diverse group of founders and working to create change in the VC industry [6:01]Growth and people — the two most important qualities Jules focuses on when funding projects [8:03]Venture capitalists focus on different business stages and each developmental stage of a startup carries different levels of risks [10:48] If you are not planning to grow 200% to 300% a year, reconsider seeking out VC funds  [13:42]Most VCs will want a seat on the company's board, so be prepared to give up influence in your company if you choose to seek VC funding [14:36]VCs invest in startups that scale quickly and need to make quick decisions. Overinvolved CEOs may struggle with this [15:41]The coaching and mentorship relationship between a founder and the VC firm [18:13]How to pitch to VC firms on the first meeting — Hint: be concise [20:41]Jule's investment committee will pay attention to the five Ts: team, TAM, technology, traction, and terms [23:02]Investors typically want 10x on their revenue over five to ten years [26:21]Fit matters. Good ideas may not be funded for various reasons [28:29]People problems and team dynamics can be reasons startups do not succeed in the initial stages [30:12]Ask questions! Both VCs and founders need to ask each other questions and assess fit [33:08]Don't take rejection personally, and learn from rejection [36:41]Tech industries and software businesses with strong margins are hot right now [39:55]Focus on the relationship you are trying to form with the VC firm and engage the audience [43:48]Pivoting is still possible as the company grows, and there are always options [46:22]How the pandemic changed the locations of startup hubs (Hint: You don't need to live in NYC or Silicon Valley to succeed) [49:50]Jules's word of advice “If you can show growth, you can raise venture capital” [52:52]Get more exciting entrepreneur content and podcast exclusives on StartupSavant.com. Watch Startup Savant founder interviews on YouTube and follow us on social media: Instagram TwitterLinkedIn

Gary and Tam break down all of the big announcments from this mornings Nintendo Direct Mini! Time Stamps - 00:00:00 - Intro 00:08:53 - Housekeeping 00:11:40- Persona coming to Switch 00:22:17 - Nier: Automata Comes To Nintendo Switch This Fall With All Content 00:29:37 - Portal Collection Shadow Drop on Switch 00:35:31 - Mario + Rabbids Sparks Of Hope Releasing October 20 00:39:43 - Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection 00:43:29 - Return To Monkey Island Is Headed To Nintendo Switch First On Consoles 00:45:18 - Ads 0047:31- Horizon show is titled and crew is revealed 00:52:56 - Halo Infinite melee bugs aren't fixed because devs are working on other things 00:58:32 - Out Today & You're Wrong Wed: Blessing and Janet Thurs: Greg and Mike Bithell Fri: Bless and Janet

Oh That's Posh! Would You Take Leigh Griffiths? Is Tennis Better Than Football? Terracing Teaser and Sound Effect Tunes with Stuart, Tam and Stephen Reside.

Three matches in, and what does the Nick Cushing era look like for NYCFC? It looks like -- a team that hasn't played in nearly a month trying to find its footing again! This and some even more obvious insights are exactly what you can expect from the return of Da Boys as Jake & Trey pop back into the hot seat and break down the draw-loss-loss of the last three matches. We touch briefly on reconnecting with old pals against Colorado, then break down the c(r)ushing loss against Red Bulls in the Open Cup, and do our best to stay chill unpacking a disappointing 1-2 loss against regional rivals Philly Union.THEN: Missives from the Soup as Chris Campbell gives us all something to hope for this summer! Mitrita: is he coming back? What does it all mean for TAM, GAM, DPs, and TPS reports!? And Gareth Bale, soccer's least motivated superstar, is coming to the city of angels! Are LAFC unstoppable? Only time -- and this podcast -- will tell. So take that ice-cold White Claw out of your lap and pop your airpods in: you've got Blue Balls.

In a super humid Florida night Indiana Vassilev puts wins the game for Inter Miami CF. He comes in late in the game and does what no other player could do and score a couple of goals for a come from behind victory. Was the humidity play a part in this game? The MLS summer transfer window opens July 7th. Miami are expected to bring in a couple of TAM players. What players and positions do you hope for? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/futbolmiamitv/support

Cindy Edwards, Martin Friedman, and Martina Tam are back on Soul Focused Radio to continue their discussion on emotional sobriety. This week our hosts begin this episode by interviewing Dustin Washington. Dustin is the Vice President of The Soul Focused Group, and has been featured on many of our previous episodes. Dustin was invited to explain why it is so important to recognize what triggers you. When you can realize what triggers your past traumas you can begin to show up as an emotional sober person. You will hear Dustin conclude his interview with discussing the benefits of reparenting your inner child. We know what harmed us when we were children, and we don't want our children to go through those same experiences. After Dustin's interview you will hear from our host Martina Tam. Martina's segment is about emotional sobriety in the healthcare system. We are so excited for you to hear this very interesting and unique segment from a doctor's perspective. You will hear from Dr. Tam as she takes you through the emotional intoxication medical students experience unit they become doctors. She points out that our healthcare workers are trained to save lives, but they are also trained to not show emotions. We can't expect healthcare workers to watch someone die, and move on to the next patient as if nothing happened. We hope that by listening to Martina's experiences it can help you see numbness as a symptom of emotional intoxication.Cindy Edwards closes out this podcast as she talks about parenting from an emotional sober place. Cindy introduces the the thought of slowing down as a parent. As parents we can get so overwhelmed with our own lives that we forget how our reactions make our children feel. Cindy has found that taking a break is the best way to approach stressful situations with her children. When you take a break you are shifting away from negative energy, and you allow yourself to approach situations with your children differently. After Cindy's segment that will conclude our emotional sobriety versus emotional intoxication podcast. We want to thank you for listening and don't forget to always #StaySoulFocused 00:00 Intro6:07 Interview With Dustin29:38 Emotional Intoxication In Healthcare50:17 Emotional Sober Parenting1:03:00 Outro

11 mln hektarów lasów zniknęło z powierzchni Ziemi tylko w ubiegłym roku. Przez ostatnie 3 dekady to aż 420 mln hektarów lasów, czyli tyle co - jak wylicza Koalicja Klimatyczna - powierzchnia całej Unii Europejskiej. A lasy to przecież pochłaniacz dwutlenku węgla z atmosfery. Jaki wpływ na wylesianie mają nasze wybory konsumenckie? Co zapisano w nowej dyrektywie Unii Europejskiej? Gośćmi Zielonego Podcastu są: Maria Staniszewska, prezeska Polskiego Klubu Ekologicznego, prof. Bogdan Chojnicki z Uniwersytetu Przyrodniczego w Poznaniu, ekspert Koalicji Klimatycznej. Obserwujcie stronę www.facebook.com/ZielonyPodcast i mój profil www.instagram.com/krzysiekrzyman . Tam w relacjach (stories) okazja do zadania pytań kolejnemu gościowi, albo gościni. Zapraszam, Krzysiek Rzyman

- Đã có hơn 40 tham luận của các nhà khoa học là giáo sư đầu ngành, là chuyên gia trên nhiều lĩnh vực lịch sử, địa lý, quân sự, kinh tế, văn hóa - nghệ thuật... nghiên cứu về về văn hoá, con người của vùng chiêm trũng Bình Lục tại Hội thảo khoa học "Văn hóa đồng chiêm Bình Lục - truyền thống và hiện đại" do Huyện Bình Lục, tỉnh Hà Nam và Viện Nghiên cứu bảo tồn và phát huy văn hóa dân tộc tổ chức hôm nay (25/6/2022). Đây là hội thảo khoa học về chủ đề “Văn hóa đồng chiêm” lần đầu tiên được tổ chức ở vùng đất cổ, nơi "rốn nước" của châu thổ sông Hồng, đồng bằng Bắc Bộ. Tác giả : Nguyên Long Chủ đề : Văn hoá Đồng Chiêm, Tam nguyên Yên Đổ, Rốn nước của châu thổ sông Hồng, ĐBBB, Huyện Bình Lục, tỉnh Hà Nam --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vov1tintuc/support

Summer Makeovers; What's In A Name; Midlife Crisis; In The Spotlight; TOTW - Strike XI. Stuart, Tam with Fiona McIntyre and Jim Spence.

Greg, Tim, Tam, and Andy talk about a bunch of Overwatch 2 news! Then, Greg and Tim run you through the big headlines of the day! Time Stamps - 00:00:00 - Intro 00:03:50 - Housekeeping  - The Roper Report 00:08:09 Overwatch 2 Details! 00:31:00 A Plague Tale: Requiem Release Date 00:33:00 Ads 00:34:13 No Man's Sky coming to Switch 00:37:32 Former Days Gone Director Teams With PlayStation Veteran To Form New AAA Studio, Announces ‘Web 3.0' Game 00:44:33 Xcloud Getting Mouse and Keyboard Support 00:47:00 Dead Cells Accessibility Update out today! 00:54:40 Out Today & You're Wrong Tomorrow's Hosts are Blessing & Janet

Początek lat 80tych. Agent FBI ma zbadać sprawę morderstwa poważanego profesora. Śledztwo prowadzi go na Tajwan. Tam agent dowiaduje się, że zabójstwo profesora nie było przypadkiem, tylko desperackim posunięciem rządu chcącego zataić swoje działania. Detektyw wkrótce staje przeciwko Departamentowi Stanu USA, chińskiej mafii i nacjonalistycznemu rządowi chińskiemu. Inspirowane rzeczywistymi wydarzeniami. #IPPTV #ZdradaFormozy #FBI #Tajwan #Chiny

"Do not leave any spot of pain hidden from His light, and search your mind carefully for any thoughts you may fear to uncover. ⁶For He will heal every little thought you have kept to hurt you and cleanse it of its littleness, restoring it to the magnitude of God." (ACIM, T-13.III.7:5-6) Today's Guest Tonya Zuniga joins Tam and Matt to share about how a personal crisis was the catalyst for a serene and clear mind. Books Mentioned on today's episode: The Disappearance of the Universe https://www.amazon.com/Disappearance-Universe-Gary-R-Renard-ebook/dp/B00DJ736RK/ Story of Edgar Cayce: There Is a River https://www.amazon.com/Story-Edgar-Cayce-There-River/dp/0876043759/ Absence from Felicity: The Story of Helen Schucman and Her Scribing of A Course in Miracles https://www.amazon.com/Absence-Felicity-Schucman-Scribing-Miracles-ebook/dp/B09R6R9SQX/ The title of this book comes from Shakespeare's Hamlet, as Helen was big fan of Shakespeare. "Absent thee from felicity awhile, And in this harsh world draw thy breath in pain, To tell my story." Note on this quote from Hamlet: Hamlet, Act 5, Scene 2. Hamlet appeals to Horatio to postpone death for a while and remain in this harsh world to tell his story. Horatio had wanted to join his beloved prince in death. But Hamlet prevails on his friend to live to tell the truth to the world and protect his memory beyond the grave. Inspiration Around The Web "There is an assumption in the unconscious mind that unless you worry a lot, then you are not controlling your life, this is a delusion, that the more you are thinking the more you have to keep thinking to hold it all together." - Eckhart Tolle, Source: https://youtu.be/LiEU84nHEcY?t=466 Get Notified of New Episodes By Joining Our Email List at:https://www.miraclevoices.org/email How Can You Support Miracle Voices? If you feel inspired to make a donation to support these podcasts you can donate here: https://acim.org/donate-miracles-voices-podcast/ Topic or Question You Want Us To Cover? If you have topics that you would like Judy and Matthew to address, simply drop us a line at: https://www.miraclevoices.org/contact/ We Need Your Help Please leave a review for the podcast on whatever app or site you use to listen to this podcast. This helps new listeners that are trying to practice forgiveness find the show.

We're going on holiday! Well... Not quite. But we are metaphorically going on holidays with you as Deni and Tam break down what to pack for all different types of trips. So whether you're going to sit by the pool in Bali, stay in a hotel in Melbourne, go camping along the coast or go dancing at a festival, we've got your packing list ready for you. THE END BITS Subscribe to Mamamia RECOMMENDATIONS: Festival wear ASOS Boohoo Camping PE Nation puffer Kmart puffer Decjuba puffer jacket Cotton On puffer jacket City staycation Ena Pelly coat European summer Birkenstocks DISSH linen dress Plisse set Kinga Csilla LMND set Packing T.House packing cubes July packing cubes FOLLOW US Check out everything we talked about today on the Mamamia Style Instagram We have a Facebook group! Check out What Are You Wearing GET IN TOUCH: Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au CREDITS: Hosts: Tamara Davis and Deni Todorovic  Producer: Rose Kerr Audio Producer: Rhiannon Mooney Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Just by reading our articles or listening to our podcasts, you're helping to fund girls in schools in some of the most disadvantaged countries in the world - through our partnership with Room to Read. We're currently funding 300 girls in school every day and our aim is to get to 1,000. Find out more about Mamamia at mamamia.com.au Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim, Greg, Andy, and Tam give their thoughts on ep 3 Destined of the latest Disney Plus MCU Marvel Studios show Ms. Marvel starring Iman Vellani. Follow Tam: https://twitter.com/TamoorH

In this episode Benji talks to Will Lyon, Sr. Manager of Strategic Marketing and Industry Solutions at 6 Sense.  Discussed in this episode:  Increasing your TAM effectively with Data Using data to discern resonance and inform strategy How to warm a new market

Tam da kendi anlatımıyla "ülkeyi bir şirket gibi düşünerek" konuşalım bu sabah, var mısınız? #erdoğan #zam Jenerik müziği: Rahman Altın

Dziś będziemy mówić o Joannie Żubr i Księstwie Warszawskim. Najpierw jednak chciałbym zapytać czy wiecie jak długo trwały zabory? Jak długo nie było Polski na mapie Europy?To prawda Polska była pod zaborami przez 123 lata. Jednak był wtedy, był podczas zaborów okres, kiedy przynajmniej część Polski była wolna i niepodległa. Jak się nazywał kraj, który powstał w 1807 roku?W 1807 powstało Księstwo Warszawskie i istniało aż do 1815, czyli prawie 8 lat. Właśnie w tym okresie stała się sławna Joanna Żubr. Była ona kobietą żołnierzem. Czy jakieś inne kobiety też służyły w wojsku?Historia mówi o wielu kobietach, które walczyły. Np. w Biblii mowa jest o Jael. Z kolei królowa Brytów bodika walczyła z Rzymianami, a Joanna d'Ark walczyła z Anglikami. Na wojnach walczyli jedank głównie mężczyźni. W dawnych czasach nie było pielęgniarek, a żołnierze musieli sami sobie przygotowywać jedzenie i prać swoje rzeczy. Niektórzy zabierali więc na wojnę swoje żony. Gdy byli ranni żony się nimi opiekowały. W armii francuskiej były także kobiety. Nazywano je markietankami. Nie były one żołnierzami, ale pomagały. W armii brytyjskiej w tamtych czasach pozwalano aby 6 żołnierzy w każdej kompanii miało ze sobą żony i dzieci. Tak więc w każdym takim oddziale mogło być 6 kobiet wraz z dziećmi. Dzisiaj będziemy mówić o Joannie Żubr. Niektórzy także ją nazywają markietanką. Czy ona była taką pomocnicą czy była żołnierzem?Zanim jednak do tego przejdziemy powiedzmy trochę o Księstwie Warszawskim. W odcinku 14 mówiliśmy o historii Legionów Polskich we Włoszech oraz powstania Mazurka Dąbrowskiego, pieśni, która jest teraz hymnem Polski. Mówiliśmy wtedy o dwóch postaciach.Czy pamiętacie kim był Wybicki? Najważniejsze co napisał Józef Wybicki to oczywiście Mazurek Dąbrowskiego, który później został hymnem, ale nas dzisiaj interesuje szczególnie ta odezwa. O tym jednak za chwilę.A pamiętacie kim był Jan Henryk Dąbrowski? Dąbrowski był generałem, który dowodził Legionami Polskimi we Włoszech. To właśnie o nim Wybicki napisał w hymnie: “Marsz, marsz, Dąbrowski, Z ziemi włoskiej do Polski”. Czy te słowa hymnu się spełniły? Czy Dąbrowski przyszedł do Polski aby ją wyzwolić?W 1806 roku Dąbrowski i Wybicki spotkali się z Napoleonem w Berlinie. Współpracowali oni z Napoleonem już we Włoszech. Teraz Napoleon pokonał Prusaków i chciał stworzyć państwo polskie. Generał Dąbrowski i poeta Wybicki spotkali się z Napoleonem i napisali odezwę do Polaków w Wielkopolsce, aby ci się zbuntowali. W ten sposób wybuchło powstanie wielkopolskie, które trwało od listopada tego 1806 roku, aż do lutego 1807 roku. Powstało wtedy państwo, które się nazywało: Księstwo Warszawskie.August Mocny był kiedyś królem Polski, teraz jego prawnuk Fryderyk August I został księciem warszawskim czyli władcą Księstwa Warszawskiego. Jaki był herb tego państwa?Herb Polski to biały orzeł na czerwonym tle. Z kolei herb Wettynów przypomina trochę zebrę. Wettynowie z Saksonii mieli herb składający się z 10 czarnych i żółtych pasów. Tak więc herb Księstwa Warszawskiego to było połączenie tych dwóch herbów. Połowa to była taka czarno-żółta zebra, a druga połowa to orzeł na czerwonym tle.Napoleon pokonał Prusaków i dlatego Księstwo Warszawskie powstało z ziem zaboru pruskiego. Jak pewnie pamiętacie zabory to podział Polski na trzy części. Część zabrała Rosja, część Austria, a część Prusy. Teraz nie powstała ponownie cała Polska, ale tylko ta część, którą zabrali Prusacy.Gdzie mieszkała Joanna Żubr ze swoim mężem?Maciej Żubr i jego żona Joanna mieszkali w zaborze rosyjskim. Chcieli się przeprowadzić do Księstwa Warszawskiego, ale władze rosyjskie nie pozwalały na to. Tak więc Maciej i Joanna pojechali najpierw do zaboru austryjackiego i stamtąd chcieli pojechać do Księstwa Warszawskiego. Nie mieli jednak paszportu, co więc zrobili?W Austrii było sanktuarium maryjne. Joanna udawała, że jest szalona, a Maciej twierdził, że wiezie ją do tego miejsca, aby tam została uzdrowiona. W ten sposób udało im się przedostać do zaboru austriackiego. Tam jednak zostali okradzeni. Później Macieja zamknięto w więzieniu, aby wyjść Joanna zapisała go do armii austryjackiej. Później wykupiła go z tej armii. Przez to nie mieli już pieniędzy na dalszą podróż. Na szczęście trafili do Puław do Czartoryskich. Dostali od nich pieniądze na drogę. Niestety wtedy Maciej zachorował. Joanna go pielęgnowała i tak pierwszy raz uratowała mu życie. Ale dlaczego Joanna wyruszyła razem z mężem?Niestety Maciej dostał tylko stopień kaprala i tylko tyle pieniędzy, że mógł utrzymać wyłącznie siebie. Postanowili wtedy, że Joanna utnie sobie włosy i będzie wszystkim mówić, że jest młodszym bratem Macieja. Nie było wtedy jeszcze żadnej wojny.Wszyscy żołnierze dostali taki sam rozmiar munduru. Dla niektórych te mundury były za duże. Dla innych za małe. Joanna poprawiła mundur swojego męża. Gdy inni oficerowie zobaczyli, że jego mundur jest zrobiony na wymiar też chcieli mieć takie. Maciej mówił, że to jego młodszy brat jest krawcem. W ten sposób Joanna zarabiała nawet więcej pieniędzy niż jej mąż. Jej mąż dostawał żołd, czy wiecie co to znaczy?Ale dlaczego nikt nie poznał, że Joanna jest kobietą?W tamtych czasach żadna kobieta nie nosiła spodni. Tak więc wszyscy myśleli, że Joanna jest chłopcem, a nie dziewczyną.Joanna potrzebowała materiały na te mundury. Często więc chodziła do sklepu, a była wciąż przebrana za żołnierza. Właścicielka tego sklepu w Warszawie myślała, że to młody żołnierz i chciała wziąć z nią ślub.Później jednak się wydało, że jest dziewczyną. Poprosiła wtedy dowódcę, żeby pozwoliłJoannie pozwolono zostać w wojsku, ale nikt jej nie płacił żołdu. Musiała też sama zapłacić za mundur i karabin. Na szczęście ona zarabiała wtedy szyciem mundurów.Początkowo armia Księstwa Warszawskiego nie musiała walczyć. Joanna zarabiała wtedy szyciem. Jednak w 1809 roku Napoleon zabrał dużo wojska na wojnę w Hiszpanii. Wykorzystali to Austriacy, którzy zaatakowali Warszawę. Polskimi wojskami dowodził książę Józef Poniatowski. Zatrzymał on Austriaków w bitwie pod Raszynem. Raszyn jest niedaleko Warszawy. Jak pamiętacie Księstwem Warszawskim rządził Fryderyk August I, który był także królem Saksonii. Po bitwie pod Raszynem wojska saskie odeszły aby bronić Saksonii. Książę Poniatowski stracił w ten sposób dużo wojska postanowił więc oddać Warszawę, a sam ruszył na Zamość i później Kraków. Wielu ludzi krytykowało księcia Poniatowskiego za to, że oddał Warszawę. On jednak wiedział, że gdy zaatakuje Austrię wojska tego kraju same opuszczą później Warszawę i tak się stało. Poniatowski ruszył na Zamość i Kraków. Austryjacy wkrótce sami wyszli z Warszawy. Zamość był wtedy częścią Austrii. Była to twierdza. Co tam robiła Joanna Żubr?Jej oddział miał udawać atak z boku, aby główne siły polskie uderzyły na Zamość z innej strony. Jednak oddział, w którym byli Żubrowie zdobył mury tego miasta, a Joanna była pierwszą, która się tam wdarła. Gdy się o tym dowiedział książę Poniatowski postanowił dać jej order Virtuti Militari. Jest to medal, który daje się żołnierzom za odwagę. Później gdy armia Poniatowskiego zdobyła Kraków zaczęto rozdawać te ordery. Przydzielono do każdego oddziału taką samą ilość orderów i najdzielniejsi żołnierze mieli je dostać.Niestety inni żołnierze byli zazdrośni, że kobieta ma dostać jeden z tych medali i poszli do dowódcy. Ten powiedział, że kobieta nie może dostać medalu za odwagę i zaproponował, że da Joannie pieniądze zamiast medalu. Ona tego nie chciała i razem z mężem przeszli do innego oddziału. Swój medal dostała dopiero wiele lat po wojnie.Joanna nie ustępowała żadnemu mężczyźnie.Gdy jeden z innych żołnierzy twierdził, że nie umie strzelać i nie trafi go w dłoń, ona strzeliła i zrobiła mu dziurę w ręce. Gdy ta sprawa trafiła do dowódcy ten powiedział, że tamten żołnierz sam o to prosił i Joanna nie została ukarana.Ukarał ją jednak mąż przy innej okazji. Joanna była furierem. To taki stopień w wojsku. Furier zajmował się zaopatrzeniem oddziału. Pewnego razu Joanna wyjechała naprzód aby znaleźć miejsce, gdzie jej oddział mógłby przenocować i coś zjeść. Pewna polska rodzina zaprosiła ją do siebie. Zrobili na jej cześć przyjęcie i Joanna zapomiała o swoim oddziale. Maciej nie mógł jej znaleźć i w nocy kazał strzelać swoim żołnierzom i walić w bębny. Gdy Joanna to usłyszała przyjechała zaraz do męża aby pokazać mu gdzie wojsko może odpocząć i zjeść.Maciej się zdenerwował i zbił ją szablą, ale płazem to znaczy, że nie tą ostrą częścią. Najpierw na nią tylko krzyczał, ale żołnierze powiedzieli, że gdyby to nie była jego żona ale ktoś inny to by dostał większą karę i wtedy właśnie Maciej zbił Joannę szablą. Czy dobrze zrobił? Jak w tamtych czasach było z biciem?W tamtych czasach kary cielesne były czymś normalnym. Takie kary dostawali także żołnierze od swoich oficerów.Księstwo Warszawskie początkowo było małe. Początkowo była to Wielkoposka z Poznaniem i Mazowsze z Warszawą. Później jednak zaatakowali Austryjacy, a Poniatowski zabrał im Małopolskę z Krakowem. W 1812 roku Napoleon ruszył na Rosję. Księstwo Warszawskie jeszcze się powiększyło o Litwę. Joanna i Maciej także ruszyli z wojskiem Księstwa Warszawskiego. Pewnego razu Maciej wpadł w pułapkę, ale Joanna ruszyła mu na pomoc i go uratowała.Niestety choć początkowo Napoleon wygrywał, później musiał się wycofać z Moskwy. Była zima i wielu Francuzów i Polaków zmarło podczas tego odwrotu. Joanna wtedy ciężko zachorowała. 28 listopada 1812 doszło do bitwy pod Berezyną. Wszyscy ranni, w tym Joanna Żubr leżeli w zimnie w krzakach i patrzyli kto wygra bitwę. Polakom udało się utrzymać most na tej rzece na Berezynie i wszyscy zdążyli się przeprawić także ranni, wśród nich także Joanna.W Księstwie Joanna i Maciej się rozdzielili. Ona została chora na miejscu, a Maciej pojechał dalej walczyć z Napoleonem. Niestety dla Francuzów i Polaków Napoleon przegrał.

Skyler Reeves is the Founder and CEO of Ardent Growth out of Murray, Kentucky. They are a company that helps B2B SaaS companies get more value from their content by blending qualitative customer insights with their proprietary content prioritization algorithm. Skyler is on a mission to blend data and creativity to make the web a better place. He holds degrees in both computer science and philosophy (MSU) and is an Iraq War veteran.In this episode, we talk about Skyler's journey from war veteran to going to college to study computer science and philosophy to founding an agency focused on SEO and marketing and helping B2B SaaS companies scale their organic traffic with their internal software.  He also shares why he's investing in a coach, in building out a sales operation for Ardent Growth, and his insights on his experiences of hiring the right people for your agency.This Cast Covers:How Skyler's love for creating solutions to unsolvable problems and philosophy got him into the world of SEO and marketing (02:27)His reasons for joining the military right out of high school and what his experience returning to civilian life was like (05:31)The genesis of Ardent Growth and his transition from working in logistics to building his own digital firm (09:44)The value of investing in a coach, having someone speak into your life and your business, and how to go about finding a good coach (11:43)Why his coach told him about bringing the internal technology Ardent had built out to B2B SaaS companies, private equity, VCs, and agencies (15:58)The core problem this internal tool has helped solve for a lot of companies looking to invest in content and SEO (17:32)  How they realized the value of their technology would be a great help for digital marketing agencies (19:25)Did Skyler ever desire to go to market with their tech and make it customer-facing or was the motivation always to serve them internally as they serve other people? (20:21)How having this internal tool helps their profit margins as an agency (21:40)Goals and priorities for the agency as Skyler looks to the future of Ardent aside from investing in building out a sales operation (26:54)Skyler's decision to push working into the VC and private equity industry as well (31:06)Why SEO is a challenging endeavor for agencies specifically to get right (33:06)Skyler recommends where SDA as an agency should focus when it comes to SEO-related efforts (35:45)Areas where Skyler might still be struggling with in the agency and what he's doing to work on them (37:20)One of the largest mistakes Skyler's done growthwise for the agency is not thinking about people (41:01)A pretty interesting rule Joey made up when it comes to hiring the best talent for his agency called the 95-5-90 (42:45)Why Skyler likes looking for coachable people (45:48)What Joey looks for in people related to mindset (46:45)Additional Resources:The Sales Driven AgencyThe Best Damn Agency MastermindSkyler Reeves | LinkedInArdent Growth

Liberty Dispatch ~ June 21, 2022 Tune in as hosts Andrew DeBartolo and Matthew Hallick look back on the weekend news, the Liberal-NDP cram down of the controversial Bill C-11, and whether or not Toronto cops are truly a bunch of evil racists. Weekend Review: Dr. Fauci gets COVID: https://edition.cnn.com/2022/06/15/health/fauci-covid-positive/index.html; Dr. Tam warns of the return of COVID-19 mandates and the emergence of sub-variants: https://globalnews.ca/news/8928883/covid-subvariants-summer-surge-phac; Pfizer admits to fraud in court: https://brightlightnews.com/pfizer-admits-to-fraud-in-court; Stigmatizing LGBTQIA2+ people is apparently the real pandemic: https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/3506160-pride-parades-should-go-on-despite-monkeypox-concerns-who [Story 1] NDP-Liberal love affair seeks to ram through Bill C-11: Bill C-11; Bill C-11: Status; ARPA Canada | Bill C-11; Contact Yor MP Today! ARPA Canada - Easy Mail; Danger Zone: Bill C-11 | Michael Geist; Heritage Minister Betrays Democratic Norms | Michael Geist; Liberals & NDP Shut Down Debate Over Bill C-11. [Story 2] Are Toronto Police a bunch of racists?: Toronto Police Data Broken Down by Race | CityNews; Toronto Police Chief Apologizes About "Over-Policing" of BIPOC People | CityNews; Homicide Among Black Men a "Major Health Crisis" | Canadian Journal of Public Health; The Myth of Systemic Police Racism | Manhattan Institute. Sick of Mainstream Media Lies? Please Support us in bringing you real, truthful reporting and analysis from a Christian perspective.Subscribe to our various shows:LIBERTY DISPATCH PODCAST: https://libertydispatch.podbean.com OPEN MIKE WITH MICHAEL THIESSEN: https://openmikewithmichaelthiessen.podbean.com THE LIBERTY LOUNGE WITH TIM TYSOE: https://rumble.com/c/c-1639185 Stay up-to-date on all things LCC: Gab: https://gab.com/libertycoalitioncanada Telegram: https://t.me/libertycoalitioncanadanews Instagram: https://instagram.com/libertycoalitioncanada Facebook: https://facebook.com/LibertyCoalitionCanada Twitter: @LibertyCCanada - https://twitter.com/LibertyCCanada Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/LibertyCoalitionCanada YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLb1yNIeJ-2bSuHRW4oftRQ You can also find us on Spotify & Apple Podcasts and just about every other podcast catcher!Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW and SHARE it with others!

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Tamara Ward of Oscar Health Tamara Ward, SVP of Insurance Business Operations at Oscar Health, shares what happens when you put empathy at the center of the transformation equation. Sometimes starting and failing at transformation is still better than never trying it at all because of what you learn along the way. Learn how Tam has learned to align transformation with the core competencies of the business and not get distracted by the hot topics of the moment. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

A personal favorite episode for Erik. We've got Romulans chasing after a living ship, and a telepath that puts Troi's abilities to shame. Tam Elbrun played by Harry Groener does annoying parlor tricks of reading Picard's mind, and Riker hates him for it, as well as for getting his friend's killed in some kind of massacre. Data bonds with Tam, because he has no mind to be read, but Tam's love and empathy teaches Data something too: How to get Troi to give him a backhug. Get in touch with us on Twitter @ReEngageTNG!   Host: Erik Gratton (@erikfallsdown on Twitter & IG)   Panel: Greg Tito (@gregtito on Twitter, @greg_tito on IG) , Kate Jaeger (@jaegerlicious on Twitter and IG), Jimmie G (@thejimmieg on IG & Twitter)  Audio Editor: Greg Tito (@gregtito on Twitter, @greg_tito on IG) Logo artwork: @mojojojo_97 on Twitter, mojo97.com Theme music: Ryan Marth   Next up is the s3e21 "Hollow Pursuits" hosted by Greg featuring special guest Lucian Kahn!

Liberty Dispatch ~ June 21, 2022 Tune in as hosts Andrew DeBartolo and Matthew Hallick look back on the weekend news, the Liberal-NDP cram down of the controversial Bill C-11, and whether or not Toronto cops are truly a bunch of evil racists.    Weekend Review: Dr. Fauci gets COVID: https://edition.cnn.com/2022/06/15/health/fauci-covid-positive/index.html; Dr. Tam warns ofthe return of COVID-19 mandates and the emergence of sub-variants: https://globalnews.ca/news/8928883/covid-subvariants-summer-surge-phac; Pfizer admits to fraud in court: https://brightlightnews.com/pfizer-admits-to-fraud-in-court; Stigmatizing LGBTQIA2+ people is apparently the real pandemic: https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/3506160-pride-parades-should-go-on-despite-monkeypox-concerns-who [Story 1] NDP-Liberal love affair seeks to ram through Bill C-11:  Bill C-11; Bill C-11: Status; ARPA Canada | Bill C-11; Contact Yor MP Today! ARPA Canada - Easy Mail; Danger Zone: Bill C-11 | Michael Geist; Heritage Minister Betrays Democratic Norms | Michael Geist;   Liberals & NDP Shut Down Debate Over Bill C-11. [Story 2] Are Toronto Police a bunch of racists?: Toronto Police Data Broken Down by Race | CityNews; Toronto Police Chief Apologizes About "Over-Policing" of BIPOC People | CityNews; Homicide Among Black Men a "Major Health Crisis" | Canadian Journal of Public Health; The Myth of Systemic Police Racism | Manhattan Institute.   Sick of Mainstream Media Lies? Please Support us in bringing you real, truthful reporting and analysis from a Christian perspective. Subscribe to our various shows: LIBERTY DISPATCH PODCAST: https://libertydispatch.podbean.com OPEN MIKE WITH MICHAEL THIESSEN: https://openmikewithmichaelthiessen.podbean.com THE LIBERTY LOUNGE WITH TIM TYSOE: https://rumble.com/c/c-1639185  Stay up-to-date on all things LCC: Gab: https://gab.com/libertycoalitioncanada Telegram: https://t.me/libertycoalitioncanadanews Instagram: https://instagram.com/libertycoalitioncanada Facebook: https://facebook.com/LibertyCoalitionCanada Twitter: @LibertyCCanada - https://twitter.com/LibertyCCanada Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/LibertyCoalitionCanada YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLb1yNIeJ-2bSuHRW4oftRQ You can also find us on Spotify & Apple Podcasts and just about every other podcast catcher! Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW and SHARE it with others!

Elvis, Bikes, Biggest Club Goal You Missed, Dad/Father Themed Music and Terracing Teaser with Stuart, Tam and Gordon Waddell.

(00:00) Intro(01:19) Introducing Jon Wu(04:40) What is Ethereum?(08:10) Present and future of crypto(12:53) How Jon got into crypto(17:48) The oracle problem(19:58) Real world crypto uses(23:07) Post speculation(29:15) Lack of sovereign money(35:00) What's happening with Celsius?(37:30) Why does DeFi work?(42:00) Digital goods(48:06) Celsius state of play(55:40) Celsius' impact on the crypto market(59:29) Crypto regulation(1:05:31) TAM analysis(1:10:08) Youth in crypto(1:12:21) VCs in crypto(1:19:52) Why should we care about crypto?(1:27:20) The jetpack example Mixed and edited: Justin Hrabovsky Produced: Andrew Nadeau and Rashad Assir Executive Producer: Josh Machiz Music: Griff Lawson  

How to take your business to greater heights? Consider expanding your Total Addressable Market (TAM) for your High Ticket Digital Marketing. Learn in this episode how Dan Lok reached students in more than 151 countries and how you can venture your High ticket digital business locally and internationally.[1:49] How going from local to global markets impact your high-ticket coaching business.[2:36] Understanding the Concept of TAM and how you can implement it in your high-ticket coaching program.[3:15]How Dan reached students in over 151 countries and why this is a very important lesson for you as a coach.[3:38]Here's how Dan Lok does his virtual High ticket events and what you can learn from it.[4:05]Here is something you can consider to serve more people and expand your TAM.[4:38]If you are able to expand your TAM, should you take your seminar business online?

Everyone is tired. Tam's got Covid. But that's not gonna stop the After Dark crew! We games to talk about, Star Wars shows to watch, and TikTok's to react too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Jan and Tam are back to report on Summer Game Fest, Street Fighter 6, and we have a whole GRIP of news to breakdown.

Should We Be Able to Reclaim a Racist Slur – as a Registered Trademark?  In this special State Bar of Texas podcast, host Rocky Dihr welcomes Simon Tam, a musician, author, activist, and entrepreneur, whose efforts to trademark his band name “The Slants” prompted a nearly 10-year long legal battle that eventually wound up in the U.S. Supreme Court. Rocky and Simon discuss:   The Power of Reclaiming Culturally Controversial and Derogatory Terms What it's like to bring a Lawsuit Before the U.S. Supreme Court The State of Free Speech The Landmark Supreme Court Ruling in Tam's Favor The Relationship between Arts and Activism, and How to Create Positive Change with Lasting Impacts   Simon Tam is the the founder and bassist of “The Slants”, the world's first and only all-Asian American dance rock band. Simon is also an author, activist, TEDx speaker and podcaster, who is passionate about changing the world with relentless optimism and compassion.

Scotland Ireland reaction; I Never Saw That Coming; Who Did Harry Houdini Really Support? With Stuart, Tam and Adam Miller.

The show is largely off this week, which means that we don't have our usual deluge of new startup news covered for you. But, we didn't want to leave you with nothing at all on this lovely Friday, so we went to the time machine to see what we could find.The episode in the feed today is the same episode we put out nearly exactly one year ago today (June 11, 2021) to give some flavor and context to what was going on a now a year past. The idea was that we've spent so much time talking about how 2022 is shaping up to be different than 2021, so why not go back and show the distinction?https://techcrunch.com/2021/06/11/the-huge-tam-of-fake-breaded-chicken-bits/We hope you like our fun little experiment. The show returns to regular form Monday.Equity drops every Monday at 7 a.m. PDT and Wednesday and Friday at 6 a.m. PDT, so subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the casts

Otis Guy started racing mountain bikes at Repack in the late 1970s and competed at the first mountain bike World Championships in 1990. He's also been a frame builder since the 1980s and currently works as a youth cycling coach in Northern California. In this interview we ask Otis: How did you get introduced to mountain bikes and mountain biking? What appealed to you about riding off road? How do the early trails on Mt. Tam compare to the purpose-built mountain bike trails being created today? Are you still building bike frames today? What do you think about the current trend toward slacker MTB head tube angles? What were the mountain bike race courses like in the 1990s? Did your pro team, racing full suspension bikes, have a big advantage over other teams at the time? Did you and Joe Breeze ever complete the tandem bike ride from San Francisco to New York? How did you learn mountain bike skills? Did you have a coach?What is the focus of your youth MTB camps? What do you hope kids will get out of mountain biking? What's one thing you want today's mountain bikers to know about the history of our sport? To learn more about his frame building business and coaching visit otisguycycles.com. ✏️ A written transcript of this conversation is available to Singletracks Pro supporters: singletracks.com/support --Keep up with the latest in mountain biking at Singletracks.com and on Instagram @singletracks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singletracks/support

Tam O'Shaughnessy and Sally Ride, the first American woman in space, met as kids in the early 1960s and developed an instant connection. Years later, they fell in love. They also were dedicated to STEM education and founded Sally Ride Science in 2001, a company focused on equity and inclusion in science education. Tam talks about this, and her relationship with Sally Ride, with Maddie Sofia. (encore)