Podcasts about team challenge

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast. The New England Team Challenge season is winding down and while both The Stonykillers and DisCaptains are in no danger of relegation, their spots in the Finals are not guaranteed. Alex recaps the Stonykillers neutral match at 501 versus The Crane Toads. Can they get the win without Tyler Calzada's dubs partner? Will it matter in regards to Finals? How long does it take to thaw Uncrustables? Alex has the answers. Meanwhile, the DisCaptains continue their seemingly season-long road trip to the Far East with another trip to New Hampshire, this time to finish the season at Bellamy. Jaimen, Corey and Jasan run down the action and answer all of your burning questions. Will Jaimen remember his score? Who throws first in Team Challenge? Which Lasasso will go home with 2 wins on the day? Which was better, the course or the spread? And what about Finals? Most of these questions will have definitive answers.Evan catches us up on The Winter Battle Royale. Who's out? Who's still in? Will they finish before December?We find out who got Eliminated from our SkipAce Guillotine League(It's NOT Mikey Bottlez) and go over the SkipAce Picks League results now that scores are starting to get dropped. As a way to preview The 22nd Annual FDR Fools Fest, we do a snake style draft of MPO, FPO and a Dark Horse pick. And to finish it up, Evan and Corey team up against Tim and Alex in a Round of Disc or No Disc with a couple deja vu moments.Special Thanks to our Patreon Supporters:Branden Cline, Tim Goyette, Peter Hodge, Ryan Nelson, Kevin T. Kroencke, Brian Monahan, Corey Cook, Evan Parsley, Mark Bryan, Nick Warren, Jasan Lasasso, Justin Mucelli, Terry Hudson, Kyle Hirsch, Brian Bickersmith, Sparky Spaulding, Mike Schwartz, Erich Struna, William Byrne, Jeff Wiechowski and Sean Dollard.Support the show

The evidence against Bryan Kohberger that has been presented thus far has been very strong as far as circumstational evidence goes. However, that doesn't mean that there is no room for the defense to try to punch holes in the evidence, especially if the only DNA turns out to be the DNA left on the sheath.In this episode, we hear from Tracy Walder who discusses what the DNA found on the sheath tells us and doesn't tell us and how the defense might attempt to attack this evidence.(commercial at 7:59)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Why Bryan Kohberger's DNA Presents Problem for Prosecution (newsweek.com)

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: It's the final regular season matches in NYTC and we've got a lot of questions to answer. Alex, Kaitlyn, Corey, Jaimen, Jasan, Kristen, Randy, Evan, Jacob and Kevin join to answer them. We also say goodbye to our first SkipAce Guillotine League player, get updates on some local events including The Winter Battle Royale and look ahead at the new leagues starting up. We finish it off with a Round of Disc or No Disc where Randy and Corey vie for early Minekill registration.Special Thanks to our Patreon Supporters:Branden Cline, Tim Goyette, Peter Hodge, Ryan Nelson, Kevin T. Kroencke, Brian Monahan, Corey Cook, Evan Parsley, Mark Bryan, Nick Warren, Jasan Lasasso, Justin Mucelli, Terry Hudson, Kyle Hirsch, Brian Bickersmith, Sparky Spaulding, Mike Schwartz, Erich Struna, William Byrne, Jeff Wiechowski and Sean Dollard.Support the show

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex and Randy recap the Stonykillers home match vs. Newton; Jaimen, Jasan and Corey relive their neutral match against Borderlands in New Hampshire and Evan has a Winter Battle Royale Update. We also make picks for this weekend's New York Team Challenge matches and try to make sense of the first weekend of SkipAce Leagues. We finish it off with a round of Disc or No Disc.Special Thanks to our Patreon Supporters:Branden Cline, Tim Goyette, Peter Hodge, Ryan Nelson, Kevin T. Kroencke, Brian Monahan, Corey Cook, Evan Parsley, Mark Bryan, Nick Warren, Jasan Lasasso, Justin Mucelli, Terry Hudson, Kyle Hirsch, Brian Bickersmith, Sparky Spaulding, Mike Schwartz, Erich Struna and William Byrne.Support the show

Andrew and Dan embark on another random team challenge, where we select a historical team at random and then record a podcast about that team. This time we land on the 1978 Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Hello Old Sports is part of the Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Your Favorite Sport's Yesteryear. Contact the show at HelloOldSports@gmail.com and find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/HelloOldSports

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Corey, Jaimen, Jasan, Alex, Randy, Evan, Kristen and Kevin recap last weekend's New York Team Challenge matches. We also talk SkipAce, AM Worlds and cover the local putting leagues and the Winter Battle Royale. We finish it off with a quick round of Disc or No Disc you're gonna love.Support the show

Dive into the thrilling world of off-roading with Marc Lawson, the mastermind behind the Trail Team Challenge! In this detailed interview, we explore: Trail Team Challenge: Understand what it's all about, from marksmanship to survival skills. Learn how you can participate, whether you're driving a Jeep, Bronco, or any other mid-sized vehicle. Marc's Jeep Journey: From his days with the Civil Air Patrol to his current role at Tampa Jeep Lab, Marc shares his insights on Jeep modifications, including his thoughts on snorkels, lockers, and the notorious Gladiator issues. Event Details: Get the scoop on when and where the next Trail Team Challenge will be held, how to register, and what you need to prepare for this unique off-road competition. Jeep Mods and Maintenance: Marc talks about essential Jeep modifications for hurricane preparedness, the importance of quality parts like those from Mopar and Motobilt, and his experiences with various Jeep models. Community and Preparedness: Learn about the Jeep community's role in emergency services and how to be ready for natural disasters like hurricanes with your Jeep. SEO Keywords: Jeep Off-Roading Trail Team Challenge Jeep Modifications Jeep Gladiator Problems Jeep Snorkel Off-Road Competition Florida Jeep Hurricane Prep Jeep Community Tampa Jeep Marksmanship Jeep Navigation Skills Social Media Links: Website: FloridaTrailTeamChallenge.com Instagram: @TrailTeamChallenge Follow Marc on TikTok for Jeep tips and humor! Call to Action: Don't miss out on the adventure! Subscribe for more Jeep content, hit the like button, and comment below if you're ready to tackle the trails with us. Register early for the Trail Team Challenge and join the off-road legacy! Hashtags: #JeepTalkShow #TrailTeamChallenge #JeepLife #OffRoading #JeepMods #HurricanePrep #JeepCommunity #TampaJeepLab #JeepGladiator #JeepSurvival Note: This video is packed with valuable insights for Jeep enthusiasts and off-road lovers alike. Whether you're a seasoned off-roader or new to the scene, you'll find something useful in this conversation with Marc Lawson. Remember, preparation, community, and a love for adventure are key to enjoying your Jeep to the fullest. The Jeep Talk Show has been in publication for 15 years! We have a large group of team members and hosts. We publish five episodes a week. One episode, Chic Chat, is a women only hosted episode for women that feel more comfortable watching women talk about Jeeps and off road. We hope you give us a try and if you like the show please subscribe! Our website is https://jeeptalkshow.com. We do both video and audio only so you can watch or listen which ever is more conveinant depending on where you are and what you are doing. Driving to and from work, mowing the grass, or working out at the gym. Let the Jeep Talk Show 1000+ episodes make your day better and more entertaining! Join the Jeep Talk Show family! (chat server) https://jeeptalkshow.com/discord Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/jeeptalkshow (subscribe for commercial free episodes!) Round Table recording Tuesday's 7:30pm CT (Zoom meeting) https://jeeptalkshow.com/roundtable pass jeep Visit our website! https://jeeptalkshow.com Sign up for our newsletter! https://jeeptalkshow.com/newsletter Instagram @jeeptalkshow https://instagram.com/jeeptalkshow

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: We have each match represented from this past weekend's New York Team Challenge matches. From the Tower of Power we got Kevin Kroencke and Evan Parsley to recap their match at The Beasts of Burbine. From Wilcox, we have Kristen McDonald to tell us about the Windowmakers match at Central Park. Jacob Dunbar is here from The North to go over their match with Alex and the country clubbers of Chatham Hill. And Corey, Randy and Jasan will explain what happened during Mine Kills trip to Jpark to face the Wrenches. We also recap all the putting leagues that we know about in the area.Support the show

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Corey, Jaimen, Jasan and Alex help hand out awards for HVDGP Player of the Year in several divisions, including: AM 40, AM1, MP40, FPO and MPO. Kaitlyn Clay and Tucker Kozloski also join but for a totally unrelated reason. They just want to talk some Team Challenge and about their rounds at the 2024 Turkey Throwdown driven by Innova. We also recap Nine Pin Cider Putting League and finish it off with a round of Disc or No Disc. Thanks to Mark Bryan and Nick Warren our two newest Patreon members.Support the show

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Jaimen, Corey, Alex and Randy join to recap some Tags, Tag Rounds, including the Two Town Turkey Trot, and Disc in The Dark presents Triples VS. The Machine! Corey talks about JParks home match against Saratoga in New York Team Challenge and Alex, Randy and Jaimen cover Mine Kill at Chatham Hill Country Club. We finish it off with a round of Disc or No Disc.Support the show

The evidence against Bryan Kohberger that has been presented thus far has been very strong as far as circumstational evidence goes. However, that doesn't mean that there is no room for the defense to try to punch holes in the evidence, especially if the only DNA turns out to be the DNA left on the sheath.In this episode, we hear from Tracy Walder who discusses what the DNA found on the sheath tells us and doesn't tell us and how the defense might attempt to attack this evidence.(commercial at 7:59)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Why Bryan Kohberger's DNA Presents Problem for Prosecution (newsweek.com)

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Jaimen, Corey and Randy are joined by Evan, JP and first timer Jacob Dunbar to talk about all of the New York Team Challenge Matchups from this past weekend. So, of course, we start by hearing about Corey's Cruise, Evan's Glow Round and Putting League at the Nine Pin Walking Taco Hut. We do eventually get to some Team Challenge talk and finish it up with a round of Disc or No Disc. And, if you haven't already, sign-up for the Space Race at Jenkinsville on November 16th.Send us a textSupport the show

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex, Jasan, Randy, Corey and Jaimen look at this past weekend's surprise New York Team Challenge match between The North and Burbine. Jaimen, Corey and Jasan recap their DisCaptains New England Team Challenge match against Rhode Island. We look ahead to some of the upcoming events including the Nine Pin Putting League and DisCap Volunteer tournament and finish it off with a round of Disc or No Disc.Send us a text

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: A supersized episode with a supersized group of panelists. Jasan, Jaimen, Randy, Alex and Corey are joined by Kevin Kroenke and first timer JP Hafner to recap The Stonewall Classic and Week 1 of the New York Team Challenge Season.Send us a text

In this episode of The Chris Abraham Show, Chris and ChatGPT dive deep into the 2024 Concept2 Fall Team Challenge, where rowers from all over the world team up virtually to row as many meters as possible between September 15 and October 15. Chris shares his experiences rowing for Potomac Boat Club, his strategy of rowing 10,000 meters per day, and tips for keeping motivated and engaged throughout the challenge. The conversation highlights how anyone, regardless of fitness level, can participate and adapt the challenge to their needs, with tips for modifying workouts, staying consistent, and focusing on the process rather than perfection. Chris and ChatGPT also talk about the importance of staying active even during sedentary tasks, and the long-term benefits of maintaining a fitness routine. Tune in for practical advice, motivation, and a look into the world of virtual rowing challenges. Episode Overview:In this episode, Chris and ChatGPT discuss the 2024 Concept2 Fall Team Challenge, offering insights on how to participate, ways to stay consistent, and how even beginners can join in on the virtual rowing fun. The episode is full of advice on maintaining functional fitness, staying motivated, and integrating movement into your daily life. Key Topics Discussed: Concept2 Fall Team Challenge: Overview of the challenge, which runs from September 15 to October 15, 2024. Teams work together to accumulate as many meters as possible using a RowErg, SkiErg, or BikeErg. Chris's Rowing Routine: Chris shares his goal of rowing 10,000 meters daily for Potomac Boat Club and offers advice on how others can break down their daily goals into manageable chunks. The Importance of Consistency: Tips on showing up regularly, even if it's just to start small, like Chris's story of his landlord David who built a gym habit just by showing up. Additional Links: Learn more about the Concept2 Fall Team Challenge here. Potomac Boat Club: www.potomacboatclub.org What is the Concept2 Fall Team Challenge?The Concept2 Fall Team Challenge is a virtual rowing challenge where teams from around the world work together to accumulate as many meters as possible on the RowErg, SkiErg, or BikeErg between September 15 and October 15. Participants can join existing teams or create their own with at least two members. How do I join a team for the challenge?You can join or create a team through your Concept2 logbook at log.concept2.com. Once you're in the logbook, navigate to the Teams page to join a team or confirm your participation in the challenge. Do I have to row a certain number of meters per day?There's no set requirement. Participants can row as many or as few meters as they'd like. Some rowers, like Chris, aim for 10,000 meters a day, but you can set your own goal based on your fitness level and availability. Is this challenge suitable for beginners?Absolutely! The Fall Team Challenge is open to all fitness levels. There are no speed or intensity requirements, just a focus on accumulating meters. Workouts can be adapted to suit your abilities, and modifications like wall presses and seated rows can make the challenge more accessible. How do I track my meters?You can track your meters using the Concept2 PM5 monitor and the ErgData app to automatically upload your results to your logbook. Alternatively, you can manually enter your meters into the Concept2 logbook if you don't have access to the technology. RowErg: A rowing ergometer, commonly known as a rowing machine, used for indoor rowing workouts. ErgData App: A smartphone app that connects to the PM5 monitor to automatically log and sync workout data to the Concept2 logbook. Posterior Chain: A group of muscles on the back of the body, including the hamstrings, glutes, and lower back, important for movements like rowing and kettlebell swings. Anterior Chain: The muscles on the front of the body, including the chest, abs, and quadriceps, often targeted with pressing and pushing exercises. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chrisabraham/support

This week we spoke to Rocio Castrillon- better known for her popular Instagram account @VoiceforIBD! She shared her story of being diagnosed with Crohn's disease and how a lack of information caused her to suffer in silence with fistulizing disease. We talked to her about finally getting involved with Team Challenge with the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation in the USA and how that helped her find a large community of other people living with IBD. The opened up other volunteer opportunities and so we talked to her about the many ways that she's gotten involved with the community including advocacy work, leading a Spanish-speaking support group, educational initiatives, and more. We especially discussed her support group that includes people from many parts of the world and what are some commonalities she's observed and the people she helps. Finally we talked about how all of her advocacy work and involvement led her to being nominated for the National Board of Trustees for the Crohn's &  Colitis Foundation here in the US. We  discussed how she's using this seat at the table and this platform to raise even more awareness of the needs of the Hispanic/Latino IBD  community and so much more. We really loved getting to know Rocio more during the conversation and we know you'll appreciate all that she does for our community as well! Links: Crohn's & Colitis Foundation - Hispanic Facebook Support GroupArticle by Rocio in Crohn's & Colitis 360Crohn's Disease Patient Experiences and Preferences wit Disease Monitoring: An International Qualitative Study - Crohn's & Colitis 360Let's get social!!Follow us on Instagram!Follow us on Facebook!Follow us on Twitter!

Joe DeLeone and Sean Anderson share their 2024 Big Ten Champion Futures Betting Picks, discussing which Big Ten football teams are worth betting on to win the conference. They also react to gameplay of the college football 25 video game dropping this past week

In addition to our regular weekly podcast, we also host an Ask Us Anything Live on YouTube once a month where the Frequent Miler team answers listener questions about points, miles, rewards cards, and whatever else comes to mind. This special episode (67) was streamed live on May 8, 2024 and introduces our 2024 annual team challenge! (06:10) - Hi FM Team, now that we are approaching Summer, what you are most looking forward to this Summer? (13:35) - how do you plan on handling the requirement for onward travel that many countries have in this challenge? (15:37) - What's the "budget" for the contestants in this challenge? (18:09) - Scoring? (And) Will the judges share their scoring criteria in advance? (19:06) - Will there be any opportunity for reader/viewer engagement at the convergence points? (24:00) - I hope you plan to document via Instagram stories this time! That's been my favorite way to watch along with the previous challenges in real time (28:48) - Can you guess where you're each getting sent? (32:17) - What is a place you are hoping you aren't sent to? (35:39) - Thoughts on the strata? And the strata elite? Do you think there will be family language? (37:40) - Do you think that citi rebranding the premier signals a much better chance of a prestige replacement/csr comp coming in the next year or so? (40:30) - Thanks for all the awesome content! Citi has denied P2 and I premier 3 times in the last 2 years, should I product change my DC to Premier since it's going away or try for Strata Elite? (42:13) - hi team! what's going on with transfers to Virgin? are points getting stuck in transit lately? would you advise holding off on transfers to virgin? (44:11) - Can you speak on the capital one VX business priority pass rumors? My newly issued card is a visa and I've read on other blogs that the visas won't have restaurant access. Is this true? (46:46) - FHR Points question please - My Platinum AU is getting a points cost 33% higher than I get for the same stay, ideas on the reason? (49:29) - Question: what are the most rewarding ways to get 529 gift of college gift cards? (51:21) - Name your 6 must hit destinations if you were booking an ABA around the world trip (55:39) - Is it worth to move 100k out of Fidelity to Meryl to get platinum honors ? Did FM team saw any inconvenience on maintaining 100k in Meryl (58:36) - hi. I was recently informed by an Air France representative that it's permissible to forgo the first leg of a reward ticket and still utilize the second leg. Can you confirm this?" Visit this link to get updated on in-depth points and miles content like this, and don't forget to like and follow us on social media. You'll find all other Frequent Miler on the Air episodes here.

We chat about the ups and downs of getting young or inexperienced horses out and about, the AERC Green Bean program, tips on rider fitness, and the NE Endurance Team Challenge at Fair Hill.HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3431 – Show Notes and Links:Link for sight impaired – Click HereThe HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Coach Jenn and Karen ChatonImage Credit: Horses in the MorningGuest: Griffen Keller, AERC Green Bean Endurance ChallengeGuest: Mirella BulawaGuest: Holly Corcoran, Northeast Endurance Team ChallengeAdditional support for this podcast provided by: The Distance Depot, US Rider, My New Horse, and Listeners Like YouTime Stamps26:00 - Green Bean Endurance33:33 - Rider Fitness34:25 - Northeast Endurance Team Challenge

We chat about the ups and downs of getting young or inexperienced horses out and about, the AERC Green Bean program, tips on rider fitness, and the NE Endurance Team Challenge at Fair Hill.HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3431 – Show Notes and Links:Link for sight impaired – Click HereThe HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Coach Jenn and Karen ChatonImage Credit: Horses in the MorningGuest: Griffen Keller, AERC Green Bean Endurance ChallengeGuest: Mirella BulawaGuest: Holly Corcoran, Northeast Endurance Team ChallengeAdditional support for this podcast provided by: The Distance Depot, US Rider, My New Horse, and Listeners Like YouTime Stamps26:00 - Green Bean Endurance33:33 - Rider Fitness34:25 - Northeast Endurance Team Challenge

Hello Old Sports is part of the Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Your Favorite Sport's Yesteryear.EPISODE SUMMARYAnother in our random team challenges, this time the 2002 Super Bowl Champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers! Contact the show at HelloOldSports@gmail.com and find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/HelloOldSports

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Mark Bryan joins Randy, Corey, Jasan, Jaimen and Alex as we recap  the final Team Challenge match of the season for the DisCaptains. We also preview this weekend's SkipAce events, including some extra picks for The 21st Annual Fool' Fest, and some other events coming up in the area like the HelderBERG Championships. We finish it off with possibly the most difficult and, at times, poorly worded round of Disc or No Disc in the history of Disc or No Disc.

This Week on the Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Jaimen, Corey, Alex, Randy and Jasan are joined by one of the captains of NYTC team Tower of Power, Kevin Kroencke. We hear some of Kevin's DG story and learn about the Disc Beat Club. Alex and Randy recap their home Stonykillers match with Goats and then Jaimen and Corey do the same with their DisCaptains neutral match with Bombers at Oakholm. We also go over the Last Week in Disc Golf and finish it off with a round of Disc or No Disc.

This week we get to catch up with one of the original and most popular Perpetual Chess guests, GM Jan Gustafsson. Jan, of course, is a renowned opening theoretician, commentator and trainer, who has worked on GM Magnus Carlson's World Championship team, and is currently the coach of the German National Team. Jan has recently released a highly anticipated Chessable course, Gustafsson's  Aggressive 1. E4 (co-authored with CM Vjekoslav Nemec).   In our conversation, we discuss the lines Jan selected for this course which often belie his reputation as a "chicken", but also catch up on a wide variety of topics including life after Team Magnus, life after Chess24, life after the Chicken Chess Club podcast, chess cheating, the Bundesliga and the FIDE Candidates. It is always amusing and informative to chat with Jan, and this time is no exception! Timestamps of topics discussed can be found below.  0:00- Thanks to our sponsor, Chessable.com. Chessable has tons of new offerings in addition to GM Jan Gustafsson brand new course on 1. E4!  If you use the link below to sign up for Perpetual Chess, it helps to support the pod!  https://www.chessable.com/pro/?utm_source=affiliate&utm_medium=benjohnson&utm_campaign=pro 0:01- Welcome back Jan! Patreon mailbag question: what chess generation does Jan identify with?  0:05- Jan recently competed in the renowned German Chess League, the Bundesliga. How were the games, and what was his schedule like?  Mentioned: GM Viswanathan Anand, Nakamura, GM Vincent Keymer  9:30- How did Jan enjoy the Chess.com Team Challenge match, where he and Peter Svidler lost to a team with GM Robert Hess and GM Daniel Naroditsky  You can watch the match replay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Pl3TNUTtqQ 11;00- Will Jan be playing his aggressive 1. E4 repertoire in the Bundesliga? Was it challenging to work on this course as a lifelong 1. D4 player.  14:30- Why did Jan decide to focus on the Dubov Italian within his course?  20:00- Why did Jan pick the classical against the Pirc?  24:00- Patreon mailbag question: Why did Jan make an aggressive repertoire rather than a “chicken” repertoire?  27:00- Did Jan have a secret blitz account to try these lines?  28:15- Patreon mailbag question: Why does Jan stream in German rather than English?  30:00- What does Jan miss most from Chess24?  32:00- Will Jan do a banter blitz for Chess.com ?  33:00- Patreon mailbag question: Whither the Chicken Chess Club Podcast?  36:00- What are Jan's thoughts about the upcoming FIDE Candidates? 41:00- Is Jan still working with GM Anish Giri?  42:00- Patreon mailbag question: What emotions did Jan feel when Magnus announced his stepping down from the World Championship cycle?  46:00- What does Jan think of Chess960/Freestyle chess?  50:00- Jan's 2024 calendar including coaching the German Olimpiad team  57:00- Jan asks me for chess book recommendations Mentioned; Think Like a Super GM, In Black and White  59:00- Has any seen any good movies or TV shows lately?  Mentioned: Mr and Mrs. Smith, Shogun, Blue Eyed Samarui, The Bear,   1:02:00- How are Magnus' Carlsen's Fantasy Basketball skills?  1:04:00- Has Jan seen GM Hans Niemann's vlog?  Mentioned: GM Hans Niemann's YouTube  1:06:00- What does Jan think of all of the recent cheating accusations?  Mentioned: Episode 368 with Erik Allebest  1:10- Thanks to Jan for rejoining! Check out his course here: https://www.chessable.com/gustafsson-s-aggressive-1-e4-part-1/course/207313/ If you would like to help support Perpetual Chess, you can do so here: https://www.patreon.com/perpetualchess Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the 194th episode of The Main Street Electrical Podcast, it's a chat straight from the past weekend when the Upon a Star team met up in WDW, and participated in a large team scavenger hunt that put 29,000 steps on d$'s step counter, and put the teams all over the parks.  First, Jenn is continuing to catch up from being gone over the weekend, and Dave is proud of wearing the right shirt for his anniversary dinner.  And big congrats to Quasi-Producer Heather, aka the Moana Mom, for running the 5K and 10K Next, they discuss 2025 pricing being released so early in the year (and speculate as to why), then take a look at not only the Team Challenge that Jenn created, but also give ideas for other park challenges YOU may want to do. If you are going to the parks for the first time, definitely do your parks touring plan... but if you've been several time and are looking for a different way to experience the parks, we have some ideas!  Food challenges and ride challenges and scavenger hunts and much more!  And let us know what YOUR fave park challenges are!  Drop us an email at TheMSEPodcast@gmail.com! 

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex, Corey, Jasan and Jaimen are joined by Randy Bemis. Jasan tells us about his Florida trip, which included a visit to The Chess.com Invitational, the first event in the SkipAce season. Jaimen and Corey recap the weekend in Team Challenge for the DisCaptains while Alex and Randy talk about the long awaited match between the Stonykillers and Team WeDGE. We also go over the Last Week in Disc Golf and finish with a C-Pool vs. D-Pool round of Disc or No Disc.

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex, Corey and Jaimen are joined by Mark Bryan and Randy Bemis. We talk about the Nine Pin Cider Putting League, Colonial Acres Disc Golf Course and a Berg-only tournament at Thatcher Park in May. Also, Corey previews the Upcoming J-Dubz Points series, we look ahead to the upcoming Team Challenge matches and SkipAce is Back!! We then go over the Last Week in Disc Golf, recap the J-Park Ice Bowl and finish it off with a round of Disc or No Disc.

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex, Corey, Jaimen and Jasan are joined by Jeff Wiechowski to recap the Super Bowl, this past weekend's New York Team Challenge matches and a couple recent Polls. We also go over the Last Week in Disc Golf and finish it off with a round of Disc or No Disc. 

The show is up a littlte bit early cause Scott is going on a ship. This show we chat with Marc from Tampa Jeep Lab. His event is coming up https://www.floridatrailteamchallenge.com/ Check it out and test your skills!. 

This Week on the Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex, Corey and Jaimen are joined by Innova Ambassador and DisCap TD extraordinaire Jeff Wiechowski. We talk about the Northeast Disc Golf Expo, Shenantaha Dubs and why wide right is better than a turnover on downs. We also go over the last week in Disc Golf, Team Challenge, the Empire Open and finish it off with a round of Disc or No Disc. 

This week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex, Corey, Jack and Jaimen are joined by 2023 Co-HVDGPPOTY Tucker Kozloski. We get some insight on Tucker's Disc Golf Journey, his goals for 2024 and a challenge to his Co-Player of the Year. We also go over the Last Week in Disc Golf, including a new singles league in Westchester. We talk Team Challenge with an update on WeDGE's visit to Tank and finish it off with a round of Disc or No Disc.

This Week on the Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex, Corey, Jack, Jaimen and Jasan join as we go over the 2024 goals of Jaimen and Jack, take a look at the last week in Disc Golf, and recap the 4 NY Team Challenge matches from last weekend. We also discuss the benefits and drawbacks of putting leagues and finish it off with a short quiz based on some Brian Bickersmith research.

The Challenge 39 Episode 10 Recap: A New Hope, A Team Challenge, and A Legend Returns If you are a fan of The Challenge, the ultimate reality TV show where non-champions compete for a chance to become legends, you'll love this podcast episode where Jeremy and Navid recap the latest episode of The Challenge 39: Battle for a New Champion. In this episode, they: • Share how this episode revived their hope in the season after a disappointing start • Recap a unique team challenge that involved trivia, puzzles, and endurance • Discuss the chaotic vote that tested alliances and friendships • React to the return of an OG champion who shook up the game Don't miss this fun and informative podcast episode! Subscribe now and follow us on Twitter, IG, Threads, Mastodon, and TikTok @RealityDailyPod for more reality TV updates. You can also visit our website https://realitydaily.transistor.fm to explore more episodes and content. Share your thoughts and opinions with us using the hashtags #TheChallenge, #TheChallenge39, #BattleForANewChampion, #RealityTV, and #RealityDailyPod. Let's stay connected and enjoy the reality TV ride together! Also, if you are planning to shop for Christmas with Amazon, please consider using our link here: [https://amzn.to/3GKc2sc]. We get a percentage and that will help fund the growth of this podcast. Thank you for your support! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realitydaily/support

Corey, Jasan and Jack help recap New York Team Challenge and Double Basket Doubles at FDR.

This week we recap one of the most infamous moments in American Wrestling Association history (good or bad), the Team Challenge Series. Who came up with the idea, the incredible hype, the most absurd ideas within it, what could have worked, is this the AWA's legacy and more. RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBE!

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex, Corey, Jack and Jasan talk Team Challenge. We also catch up with Jasan (or is it Jaimen?) and we finish up with a Round of Disc or No Disc.

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex, Corey, Jack and Jaimen talk Team Challenge, DisCap Flex #4 and the DGPT. We also review the last week in Disc Golf, get an update on Corey's Fantasy Football teams and we finish up with a Round of Disc or No Disc.

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In this episode, Anne & Lau share their experiences from a recent conference + discuss how to harness the momentum that comes from events, classes, and workshops. As voiceover artists working in home studios, staying connected and motivated is crucial. Discover how meaningful conversations and collaborations can propel your business forward. But it's not just about business…delve into building relationships beyond work and find support through mentors, coaches, and networks. Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to voiceover, tune in to ride the wave of momentum and elevate your success.   Transcript   Anne: All right. Hey everyone, welcome to the VO BOSS podcast and the BOSS Superpower series. I'm feeling super powerful today, by the way. I'm your host, Anne Ganguzza, and I'm here with my VO BOSS co-host, Lau Lapides!   Lau: Hey everyone, good morning or good afternoon, wherever you are. (laughs)   Anne: Lau, I'm feeling powerful. Definitely business superpowers. And you know why?   Lau: So many reasons, but tell me.   Anne: Well, I am still riding the high of the last conference that we were both at, where I'm so excited that we met each other for the very first time in person, which was so, so wonderful. And I'll tell you, people ask me, so how was the conference? What was your biggest takeaway? Was it great? And I'm like, you know, I think the very best thing about this conference was the energy. The energy that I have received and gotten and been motivated by and inspired by. And I feel like it's time to take action, to move forward and grow, and really just run full speed ahead with my business. And I think we should talk about taking action.   Lau: Oh, I love that. I'm going to second that. I felt like I got out of there and I was like Rosie the Riveter. You know, I just felt like I wanted to jump on things. I wanted to follow up. I wanted to stay in touch, keep the momentum going. There was an energy and momentum in an event like this that's hard to craft and create completely on your own. Just that group synergy, that team love, that family feel, right? And you and I meeting, oh my!   Anne: I know!   Lau: Wonder Twin powers activate.   Anne: I know. I feel like we've known each other forever though. It was like, oh, there's Lau, but it was like, oh my God, it was in person. It was so, so wonderful. And I think there's that extra special juice that you get when you are in person with people that can really help to motivate you. And I know it is so hard for voice talent, as we are so isolated in our booths and working from home a lot of the time by ourselves. And now that we're just starting to get back out into the world, I feel, a little more carefully, but we're getting out there, which is just wonderful. I think even I didn't realize how much I missed, you know, that energy. And I, you know, gosh, I used to have events all the time at my home and people are like, are you going to bring them back? Are you going to bring them back? And I'm like, oh gosh, you know, thinking about putting on events, it's a lot of work. But I'll tell you what, you get so much out of it.   Lau: Oh, the energy is infectious too. It's like you can't be sad. Even if you're shy or introverted — I had a few clients say, oh, I didn't make it, I'd like to go next year, but I'm a little, I'm not great with crowds, I'm not a very social person. I said, that's okay, because guess what? There was a room for everyone. There was a space for everyone. And you could be in an X session with 12 people. You could be in a speaking room with 40 people. You could be in a private meeting with someone in the lounge. So in my mind, whether you're an extroverted introvert or an introverted extrovert, you could come and enjoy and maybe not sit in a ballroom of 700 if that makes you feel uncomfortable, right?   Anne: Absolutely. And then just the people that you've always wanted to meet, that you've been working with them online, maybe they're in your accountability group, maybe you've been posting and exchanging messages back and forth. And when you finally meet, you can just go to a private area and just motivate, inspire, and all the good stuff. And I really came away thinking, wow, that was, even more than Anne Ganguzza — who I've been to conferences over and over and over again, and it just has been so long. It was just so refreshing. And so I think it would be good to talk about, what do we do now? What do we do now with all of that good energy? And how do we take action to really move ahead and move forward? Because I think this is the time to do it.   Lau: Right? And there's a, to me, it's like surfing a wave. I'm not a surfer, but I can visualize what a surfer is doing. And there's a wave coming. As it's coming, you're preparing for it. And then you start riding it, which is our conference event. We're riding that wave. But then it starts to come in and starts to crash, right? And then it kind of turns into a minimal, almost nothing anymore wave. So you have to ride the wave as long as you can while people's energy is up and excited. I actually had people, I'm sure you did too, Anne, that said to me, Lau, I want to reconnect before my momentum goes or before my energy leaves me. So there is that magical moment that you want to capture your clients and your colleagues in. You don't want to miss that window of time.   Anne: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. And I think, and this, I want to just not make it so much, well, of course, we just came back from an in-person event, but also I want to talk about when you have even an online class or an online workshop or an online meeting, something that inspires and motivates you. I mean, we've been getting together week after week after week recording this podcast, and you inspire me, you motivate me. And I think the energy of each other, right? We really pump each other up. And I think that's the time when we're taking notes, we're brainstorming ideas. That's when we can really help each other to grow in our businesses and really feel fulfilled. It is such a tough thing to work on your own and not have that energy.    So I would say that even if you have a really great workout class -- you know, I do the VO Peeps online, because it's hard for me to do them now, of course, in person. And it allows people from all around the world to join. And I'll tell you what, there's energy that can be received from those sessions as well. And so I think that if you are taking notes and you're jotting things down and you have goals, I think this is now the time to make sure that you've written them down and read them again and then start a plan for achieving those goals, right?   Lau: Absolutely. And no way am I saying you have to be in person in order to get that kind of energy and juice from your people. You can be online, you could be at your accountability group, you could be in a coaching session, you could be in a rehearsal session with a buddy. But the point is as creatives, we are oftentimes better at creating and motivating and keeping our momentum alive when we are with others that are like-minded.   Anne: Yes.   Lau: And I always say, you know what my precious dad taught me in business, one of his business principles was, surround yourself in the room with people who are so much better than you. You should not be the smartest person in the room. Be the dullest person in the room. That way, you can challenge yourself, you can learn things, you can share growth, and you don't have to feel like you're spinning your wheels. None of us want to feel like we're getting lazy or we're not engaged or we're spinning our wheels. That's why I love these conferences, because I feel like it's for every level. Someone coming in early entry, someone who's super advanced, who's been doing it for 15 years, they all belong. They all can find their peeps in there and they can learn and grow from them.   Anne: One other thing that I got from this too is that in-person energy. And of course, if you can, I always say, if you can have in-person meetups, I think they're absolutely worthwhile. There's something to be said about -- there's people that I hadn't seen in so long, and the past few years has been tough on social media. And I am the first to say it has been tough. I am all over social media because I'm selling events to people on social media and organizing audition demolitions and things like that. And so I am a lot, I am very much into social media.    I have been, in terms of engaging in social media, I've stepped back just a little bit outside of here's my event and I hope you guys can come and posting what I hope to be inspiring and motivational messages. But I have noticed that if I'm reading social media a lot, there's certain times that it becomes not inspirational or motivational and a little bit toxic, or what I perceive to be a little bit self-serving. Okay? But yet when I was in the room with maybe the same person or people that I have thought, well, maybe they're self-serving or what is that post all about? You really get to feel like, you know what? I get it now, I see. What might've seemed self-serving to me then became, oh, well, they're really feeling good about themselves. And it really just softened and gentler and more, I'm going to say, emotional, heart to heart. I had many, many times during this conference when I was like close to tears, just by being motivated and inspired by people.   Lau: Yeah, and I think we've got those cues that we don't often get, sometimes we even miss on Zoom, like the nonverbals, the energy, even just like the scent of someone. It sounds weird, but you've got the scent, the pheromones, the olfactory, which gives you memories. When you've got someone's energy right next to you, and they're looking into your eyes, and they're shaking their head and they're drinking coffee with you, there's a sensibility about that, that just as human beings, we need to have in our life to support all of our online work. It can't just be online.    We have to also have that real intimate time with a real social distance, you know, so that we get that sense that -- I don't know if it's a group, a team, a village. I don't know what to call it, but it's, I'm in humanity. I'm part of humanity and I'm part of my industry's humanity. I'm part of something that's larger than myself. It's almost like it's almost like the military. My son's in the military, and it's like, why do you want to do that? Oh, because you're a part of something that is much larger than you are, that has a common goal in mind. And that's what our industry is, where all of a sudden we remember we're part of a much larger mosaic of people and creatives that that give us more meaning as to why every day we do what we do.   Anne: Yeah. And I don't know if you were there and you heard the Team Challenge project at the very end. It was people coming together to create a commercial for, I think it was the local ASPCA or a local animal shelter. Yeah. And just people coming together and doing amazing things. And I think that when we come together, we can do amazing things.   So when we are talking about taking action, BOSSes, I would say, you know, do what you can to get yourselves an accountability group or a group of peers that you are meeting with, and make it a point to meet with them, you know, once a week, once a month, whatever that is, just to maybe go over what are some goals, what are some issues you're trying to work out. And as I've always said, I like to write things down because when I write them down, it then cements it in my memory. It gives me something that I can go back and look at and something that I can say, all right, keep on top of so that I can do what I need to do to achieve that goal. So for me, it would be get yourself a group of peers that can be accountability buddies, or even just having coffee once a week and just discussing the industry. Having a podcast together. I feel like, right?    Lau: Who knows? Who knows?   Anne: You know, really anything like that and write it down, write down actions that you want to take and goals that you have. Lau, you've got any other tips that can help you to really take action on this energy that we're getting?   Lau: Absolutely, don't limit yourself when you do find your people or your different groups of people that you're going to frequent and be a part of. Don't limit yourself to only professional talk and only business talk. I tend to fall into this problem myself, just because I love my business, I'm really passionate, I always want to talk about it. But when you're together, make sure you, you know, observe moments of each other's lives. What is the family doing? Or, wow, that outfit.    Anne and I, before we get on air, we're talking about our makeup and our outfits and our jewelry and our hair and our because that's part of who we are as people. You know it's part of our fun. It's part of our fun time. So don't forget the fun, and part of the fun is talking about something or doing about something that's not business related. It may be, you know, maybe you guys go out bowling together or maybe you guys talk about animals together or whatever because that really helps bond and cement your relationships through things that matter to you alongside your business, but not only your business, right?   Anne: Yeah. And a lot of times, you know, when it comes to networking with people, that's really where the hook is. You know, not so much the business part of it, but when you are connecting with other people, are those personal things, those things that you have in common. I had a student who, you know, who brought me a gift of a stuffed kitty. Oh, my God, the cutest thing, because who doesn't know that I love cats? And some other wonderful person that brought me an amazing pair of red boots and a wonderful piece of jewelry that says VO BOSS in case you guys haven't noticed, with my birthstone. My very favorite, Lau, thank you so much for that. But knowing that, right? And so now I've got something here that I can wear that can inspire me.    And I'm not saying you have to get everybody something to wear, but that personal touch, you can carry it with you. And also, I'm gonna say, because, again, our businesses are so personal, it's our voice, it's our personality that we're bringing to a read that story-tells, brings things to life, that the better you know a person, even outside of their technical prowess of being able to voice something effectively --    I know for me, when I help brand people, or I help select, what would be a great piece of copy for this person? And I know what they're passionate about. I know what their likes and their dislikes are. But I will tell you, it's always a great way to meet someone, right, when you're not initially attacking them with, you know, oh, I'm a voice artist. Can you hire me? In reality, what can I do for you rather than, you know, hire me, hire me, hire me? So I think, you know, always meeting people and approaching these groups with, what can I do to help you, is, I think, a wonderful way to approach that. And I think that's going to help you be more motivated and more inspired. I know for me, helping others inspires and motivates me. Just to want to do better and do more.   Lau: I would even add in, come up with an idea every now and then. It doesn't have to be a major breakthrough that you're sharing with everyone. It's just like a little mini idea. Like, for instance, you're a branding goddess, so you might have a quick little tip on branding that you're going to bring to your group, you're going to bring to your team, you're going to even bring to a conference where you're speaking on and say, let me lay this one on you, you guys. No one would think about this as a branding tool that also develops your rapport and deepens your relationship.   That's part of your expertise that you can give to people. That may be non-tangible, you're not spending money on it, it's just coming from your creative mind, that it's a gift that keeps on giving, literally, because someone could run with that ball and say, wow, Anne taught me this, Lau taught me this, now I'm using it in my business, now I'm doing whatever. That's where we want to go. We want to give value, give education, and give ideas at times too. Not your most precious ideas of your business. I'm not inferring you should give all that away. I'm just saying there's always these tips of value that we're looking to do, whether we're doing a podcast or we're doing a blog or we're doing whatever, right? That's what we're looking to do. And that in itself helps people bond to you because they see it's coming from an honest place.   Anne: Yeah, yeah, I think really that's key, is honesty and authenticity. And also it doesn't always have to be about voiceover, guys. Your support and motivation and inspiration can work into every aspect of your group's lives or the person that you're trying to help and move forward. You know, this is such a crazy industry and it's so volatile sometimes, and when you're first starting out, and it's hard to get your wheels spinning and see success. I think that's where a lot of times motivation and inspiration is very helpful. I know I've got some students that I mentor that sometimes it doesn't, it's not about voiceover. It's about how am I going to be able to continue to pursue what I love and start to see success while being able to pay the bills, right? So there has to be something practical there.   And so a lot of times, you know, my advice may or may not be like, okay, pursue voiceover, pursue voiceover. Be like, look, we need a parallel path. And so you can do this because you've got these skills. And so why not think about a side hustle in this or think about this, or I know it's hard, don't worry — you know, that kind of thing. A lot of times when talent will get frustrated and say, I'm just not seeing any success, you know, I don't know what else to do, and they're at their lowest point. I mean, here's where an accountability group, you know, can really help to inspire and motivate or a good coach.   Lau: And maybe you even need to dig deeper and have a support group. Accountability groups do offer support by nature, but maybe you need something even deeper and more emotionally or psychologically driven. Like you gotta find out what you need to be happy, balanced, and successful. And that has been a theme that's been running throughout our week post this event, Anne, is like, I loved this particular event because it validated my thoughts that I don't have to listen to everyone or listen to noise to be successful. I can also listen to myself and my own voice. And so get that coach, get that support group, get that friend in place that reminds you — we always need those reminders — you're good enough. You're working hard on what you do. You're doing the due diligence. And you're on a track that suits you, like just keeping you on track, right?   Anne: Absolutely, absolutely. And I think, I mean, we're our own worst enemies, aren't we? I mean, and even people such as myself, and Lau, I'm sure you would agree that even though we've been in the business, sometimes we even have our, we need our people too. We have our questions about, you know, and we need that guide. I need guidance every once in a while saying, Anne, so you're on the right path, it's okay. It's going to be fine, don't worry about it, and that will help to reel me in.    But I think the whole writing the energy, taking action, writing notes, right, setting goals, and continually revisiting that and revisiting your people, whether it be online, whether it be in person, or a combination of both. I mean, I think both is amazing. And, you know, it's always like, people talk about that discussion about, online learning, do you like online learning or in person, which is more effective, right? And I think honestly, if you can have a combination of both, right? Because obviously I voice a lot for some online learning places. And so, but I've always been a fan of in person communication and in person growth and working and classes and sessions that are in person because you get a whole lot out of that. Yeah.   Lau: I got one more for the road. Here's my last goody for the road. My last goody is -- and this is my specialty, I always think of myself as an idea person. I always say I missed my calling, Anne. I should have worked for some advertising agency -- before you step in with your group, whether it's a conference or an accountability group, before you step in, have two or three ideas ready to go of how you can work with people. I naturally do that because that's what energizes me. So before, for instance, before I podcast with Anne in the morning, I sit with my coffee and my smooth bossa nova jazz music. And I come up with not just helpful themes for the podcast itself, but how can Anne and I work together? How can we better each other's and grow each other's businesses? How can we energize and stir the pot of what we're doing? So I can come in and say, I'm excited. I have an idea. I have an idea. People love that, Anne.   And I don't see that as much. I don't know if you do, but when I get together with people, they're working on their stuff, which is great. But very rarely do I say, I have an idea. Let's do this together. Let's make this happen. Let's form a group. Only a very small minority of people think in that way. You think in that way. I think in that way. I want the listeners to start thinking in that way. Create.   Anne: Yes. I love that you brought that up because I cannot tell you the amount of, the benefits that I have derived from working with other people and teaming up, teaming together with people on multiple things.   Lau: Invaluable.   Anne: Invaluable, teaming up.    Lau: Invaluable, and it spirals too.    Anne: Yeah, it does.   Lau: It's like my hair in the heat. It just keeps going up and up and up. It just spirals out of control.    Anne: Yeah, partnering.   Lau: It's like, it's that rabbit hole where you just go down and down and down and down, and you just keep coming up with more thoughts, more ideas. And that doesn't mean that they're all gonna pan out or they're all gonna be successful. It means you keep the cobwebs out of your brain and you keep your motors going so that as a business owner, someone could come to you and say, hey, I need ideas for this. You say, I don't know, and I'm not sure. Let me think about it. And they're like, no, I got ideas for you. Here we go, here's the first one. Here's the second one, here's the third one.   Anne: Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah, absolutely. Think of how you can team up with someone to do something amazing. I really think that that can help to also, as you go along with your own independent business of voiceover, you can be contributing greatly to, let's say, becoming a resource for the community or a community. It doesn't have to be the voiceover community, But gosh, there's so much talent out there in our industry. I mean, we could do just about anything. You know, it doesn't have to be contained for voiceover.    Think of people that you know and have gotten to know and that would be great at doing a lot of different things. I mean, probably every one of the people that I work with that's on my team, I have come to them because they've had a special skill that I don't have that I need and that I want and that I'm happy to pay them for because they help me to grow my business. And, you know, it could be a skill that isn't voiceover, right, but skill that could be video editing, audio, whatever it is, it doesn't have to be voiceover specific. Even team leading or groups that they're a part of that we can be like a referral network for each other. So it's really incredible the things that you can do when you team up and you ride on that energy and they can help you take action in your business.    So I ask all of you BOSSes to really just consider, consider partnering up with someone, getting your peeps together in a motivational, you know, accountability group and working together and writing things down and really taking action, taking action on the high and the motivation that you've gotten from in-person networking or online networking, whatever that is.   Lau: Yes, and finally, know the difference between the people that you can grow with, that are growth people and people that are not in that sphere. It doesn't mean they're not creative or they're not energized. It means they're in their own little private Idaho. They're good with what they're doing. They're not as interested in helping you or them grow specifically. They're happy with where they're at. Just kind of know the difference. Don't have the same expectations of every person. That was something a financial adviser I heard say and that kind of rocked my world. They said know who your growth people are, and she was specifically talking to the team that you're growing. Like some people are great for now but they're not going to help you grow. Other people are going to come in and they're growth people know the difference.   Anne: Growth people, if they're part of your team, by the way, you have to, you have to, you have to motivate your growth people appropriately, okay? As Gary Vaynerchuk says, you know, no one's gonna be as excited about your business as you. However, when there is motivation and there's inspiration and there's -- like I say, you always have to be like, what can I do to help you, right? When there's something in it for them as well, right? And it's obvious that you're not just about, oh, you're my employee, let me pay you. ‘Cause I don't have a lot of money, let me not, let me pay you the cheapest amount that I possibly can. My, you know, my team members, I mean, I pay them.    Because I think of myself, like, how is it that they're gonna promote me, right, in my business, when I'm not paying them what they're worth, or if I don't think they're worthy enough to pay a decent salary? And that's part of the motivation, that as well as, you know, constantly encouraging, referring, doing what I can to help them move their own careers forward. And sometimes that means letting them go too. Do you know what I mean? Because they've outgrown me. And that's okay. I mean, I love that actually.   Lau: Yeah, and you need to be their cheerleader, but they also need to be your cheerleader. So you want to train cheerleaders, in essence, to be growing one another. And if the growth is stopping and everything's dying or stagnant or going the wrong way, then you may not need to be together anymore. You still stay connected and be a great associate and always leave things on a really great note. So you could come to back together if you want to come back together. But know who your growth people are.    Anne: I love that. Know, if you take away anything guys, know who your growth people are and really take action on that inspiration, motivation that you get from your growth people, absolutely. Lau, thank you so much.   Lau: My pleasure, as always.   Anne: Yeah, so wonderful as always to chat with you about all these wonderful topics for BOSSes. And BOSSes, I am going to say that as individuals, as we were just talking about, it can seem difficult to make a big impact. But I tell you what, as a group, as we just saw, as we've been talking about all podcast, we can contribute to the growth of our communities in ways that we never even thought possible. Visit 100VoicesWhoCare.org to learn how and learn more. So big shout out to our sponsor, ipDTL. I love ipDTL. You guys can also love ipDTL and be BOSSes. Find out more at ipDTL.com. All right, guys. Have a great week. We'll see you next week. Bye.   Lau: Bye!

The guys discuss the Great American Dream Team Challenge at Holly Springs at length. NHRA Route 66 Nationals and the Dallas Divisional was also covered as well as an update on points implications on the NHRA side. 

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