Podcasts about thinks

Welcome to a brand new episode of You Think You Know, the weekly trivia show where we find out how much someone THINKS they know about a topic. On this week's episode, Aubyn is on the hot seat and we are going to find out how much he knows about the hit ABC show "Grey's Anatomy". Will Aubyn earn his residency or will he remain an intern? Find out on this episode of You Think You Know! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afro-latinos/support

On this week's episode of You Think You Know, our friend Quaylin Rice makes his best attempt to prove he is a superhero and not just another every day person like the rest of us. Let's find out how much he THINKS he knows about Marvel! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afro-latinos/support

Snap on that Speedo and dive into a fun conversation about the BEST TV show ever, Battle Of The Network Stars! There was such joy in seeing all our favorite stars shed their TV characters to don tight swimsuits, short shorts, tube socks, and intense competitive faces! Who were our favorite competitors? Which were our favorite events? Who holds the men's obstacle course record and who THINKS they do? Listen to our fun conversation and relive this fantastic show! Hear what we have to say about Scott Baio, Laff Olympics, US Against The World, Howard Cosell, Kristy McNichol, Valerie Bertinelli, Gabe Kaplan, Penny Marshall.Visit us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter & TikTok

Thinks he has a good chance today

Find out what happened to one guy who played video games too long..  Good news for those who wants to start walking their cat on a leash..  Thinks that drive women crazy when a man is in the kitchen and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave THINKS He Trimmed His Beard Too Short / Show Wrap 06/30/2021

On this week's episode of You Think You Know, Channy is on the hot seat to see how much he THINKS he knows about the hit 90s TV show "Friends". Does Channy belong in the apartments with the Friends or will he be working with Gunther at Central Perk? Stay tuned to find out! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afro-latinos/support

LinksKyle Davies TwitterThree Arrows WebShow PartnerThis episode is presented by Blockfolio. Trade on an awesome mobile interface fee-free, and still get all the great portfolio tracking features you know and love: https://uponly.tv/blockfolioShow NotesChina FUD ⁃ Matty: there will be some clamp down on leverage and futures trading but spot will be fair game. It's about financial stability in China at the centre of it all, not crypto. Article: https://decrypt.co/72276/heres-how-chinas-crypto-fud-will-play-out ⁃ Sicarious: intro to crypto was during a wave of China FUD, right after his wedding, the same night there was a China ban and 50% drop. Has seen the ban so many times now it isn't scary.FloodCapital – State of the Market ⁃ Firmly in the “this is a correction” camp. We're not going into a bear market. ⁃ US are printing money to pay their debt interest. 130% debt to GDP. Needs anomaly GDP growth in order to de-lever. Going to light a fire under the bond market. Money will flow into other markets ⁃ Matty: disagree (in the strongest possible terms). US has a huge underinvestment problem for e.g. infrastructure, R&D. Yield curve implies a different position on inflation. US debt is denominated in USD which makes a big difference – rock bottom interest rates, use it.Sino Bull Thesis for $COPE ⁃ Shout out @cyrii_MM ⁃ COPE whitepaper: https://www.unlimitedcope.com/whitepaper/ ⁃ Matty: Fully backing the team, if they don't get the engine right first time they'll pivot to something amazing. ⁃ Full Thesis: https://sinoglobalcap.medium.com/why-we-invested-in-cope-8dc920caeffeVCs & Raising Money in Crypto ⁃ Cobie: If you have an awful project you can adjust the tokenomics to make it favourable to Vulture Capitalists and raise now, easy. Funds race to dump on other funds. Don't buy pre-sales! ⁃ Hate the game rather than the players as if they players stop, they will be replaced with different players. ⁃ Will see a divergence in the types of projects raising. Good projects can raise what they want with long lockups – whole team get Castles if they want. You'll be able to judge a projects quality by looking at their terms. ⁃ Matty: A lot of Crypto VCs are not actual VCs. They're not acting in a VC capacity and servicing projects for the long haul. Sino are trying to do something different. ⁃ FloodCapital: There are rare opportunities that retail can get in at similar prices to VCs, those are always worth searching for.Layer 1 Solutions ⁃ Matty: We're still extremely early, comparing BTC penetration rate with Internet penetration rates. ⁃ Bullish on ETH and the moat they have created with their developer community. ⁃ ETH is the family car. SOL is the high performance car. They can coexist and both see enormous growth, as can other projects. ⁃ Cobie: What's ADA? Matty: What's the worst car you can think of? ⁃ Ledger: What's Bitcoin? Chat says it's a Tank.What Sicarious looks for in a project? ⁃ Long term investor, if he likes a project he holds it long term e.g. One of the first investors in HXRO and still holding. ⁃ Doesn't care what the team is building as long as he can trust them. ⁃ Got into DeFi “late” so it was important to look for long term fundamentals. Even if something is up 100x it can still be a good place to enter. Has to actually read white-papers now!Bull Market? Over? ⁃ Flood: This is a mid cycle correction. ⁃ Sicarious: Hell no. Going to be taking profits this cycle compared to other cycles but items not over yet. ⁃ Cobie: Give the most likely scenarios weighting and trade on that. Just as likely that there is a 2013 style double bubble as it is that it's over. Or maybe it really is a super-cycle, and it is UpOnly (lower probability but still possible). ETH might be able to prop up the market enough for ATHs. Looks for the narrative that would upset the most people Up(set)Only. ⁃ Ledger: Looking at charts on linear and it can get very scary. Thinks there will be a new high this year especially on ETH.Final Alpha ⁃ Matty: Stop saying you don't need sleep. You need sleep. 8-10 hours of sleep, don't wreck your mental capacity. Get your sleep! ⁃ Sicarious: Don't burn bridges needlessly. Even if someone screws you over, things might be different in future and the relationship will be beneficial. ⁃ FloodCapital: Be patient and a long term thinker. It's so easy to be distracted. How much time do you spend a day thinking original thoughts? Longer term you can achieve what you want financially by growing year on year rather than needing to 100x.Music by GiovanniPickle

Join us as we welcome a guest to the show to see how much she THINKS she knows about Disney! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afro-latinos/support

We have a packed house today on You Think You Know, instead of only having one guest there will be THREE contestants. Stick around to find out who THINKS they know the most about movies! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afro-latinos/support

Listen as Aubyn is put on the hot seat once again on a brand new episode of You Think You Know! Can Aubyn remember the lyrics to popular 90s R&B songs or will he mumble his way through and prove he doesn't know as much as he THINKS he knows? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afro-latinos/support

Tune in to this week's edition of You Think You Know, the game show designed to see how much someone THINKS they know about a topic. This week, Channy is back and he will be putting Aubyn on the hot seat! Can Aubyn top last week's score or will he too be stumped by the questions? Tune in to find out! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afro-latinos/support

The Fat One is back with a recap of his day, an explanation of the ruination on Tuesday and a voiceletter… PLUS he THINKS the Glamour Shot will indeed post today at Noon. Happy National Rocky Road Ice Cream Day.

Entertainment Watch - Austin Michaels LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUPGET READY AMERICA AND AROUND THE WORLD AS @AUSTIN MICHAEL IS  ready to take over the world he is the REAL DEAL 17 years old, Austin Michaels’ country music debut came when he first appeared on Season 17 American Idol roping Katy Perry on the back of Luke Bryan.  He learned a lot from being on that show, most importantly to work hard and believe in himself.The last year has been building on that knowledge, 2 viral videos, multiple performances with the likes of Randall King and Doug Stone, and hard at work with Split Window Studios writing songs for his debut self-titled album which is out now with 11 great tracks. With its pure country sound, Austin pours his heart out in songs like, “Feel It Too”, “Still Ain’t Over You”, “Love Song”, and “Hard to Say Goodbye”.The album isn’t short on more up-tempo songs that will fill dance floors, like “Merry Go Round”, “Honky Tonk Party”, and one personally dear to his heart “Thinks my Grandpa Said”, with a special feature with Grandpa Robinson.Austin is humbled about the enthusiasm has received from the release.

Entertainment Watch - Austin Michaels  LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool -  Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUP GET READY AMERICA AND AROUND THE WORLD AS @AUSTIN MICHAEL IS  ready to take over the world he is the REAL DEAL  17 years old, Austin Michaels’ country music debut came when he first appeared on Season 17 American Idol roping Katy Perry on the back of Luke Bryan.  He learned a lot from being on that show, most importantly to work hard and believe in himself. The last year has been building on that knowledge, 2 viral videos, multiple performances with the likes of Randall King and Doug Stone, and hard at work with Split Window Studios writing songs for his debut self-titled album which is out now with 11 great tracks. With its pure country sound, Austin pours his heart out in songs like, “Feel It Too”, “Still Ain’t Over You”, “Love Song”, and “Hard to Say Goodbye”. The album isn’t short on more up-tempo songs that will fill dance floors, like “Merry Go Round”, “Honky Tonk Party”, and one personally dear to his heart “Thinks my Grandpa Said”, with a special feature with Grandpa Robinson. Austin is humbled about the enthusiasm has received from the release.

Entertainment Watch - Austin Michaels  LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool -  Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUP GET READY AMERICA AND AROUND THE WORLD AS @AUSTIN MICHAEL IS  ready to take over the world he is the REAL DEAL  17 years old, Austin Michaels' country music debut came when he first appeared on Season 17 American Idol roping Katy Perry on the back of Luke Bryan.  He learned a lot from being on that show, most importantly to work hard and believe in himself. The last year has been building on that knowledge, 2 viral videos, multiple performances with the likes of Randall King and Doug Stone, and hard at work with Split Window Studios writing songs for his debut self-titled album which is out now with 11 great tracks. With its pure country sound, Austin pours his heart out in songs like, “Feel It Too”, “Still Ain't Over You”, “Love Song”, and “Hard to Say Goodbye”. The album isn't short on more up-tempo songs that will fill dance floors, like “Merry Go Round”, “Honky Tonk Party”, and one personally dear to his heart “Thinks my Grandpa Said”, with a special feature with Grandpa Robinson. Austin is humbled about the enthusiasm has received from the release.

Entertainment Watch - Austin Michaels LIVE FROM OUR STUDIOS IN DALLAS TEXAS - Please join us live this Thursday at 6pmcst for our live/unscripted show: We discuss politics/events in the world like no other show you have heard. Caution there is no spin here just the truth as we know it. Your host John Hollywood & Amos Waranch Show Producer Maureen Vanterpool - Show sponsor American Wealth Group U.S.A. GROUPGET READY AMERICA AND AROUND THE WORLD AS @AUSTIN MICHAEL IS  ready to take over the world he is the REAL DEAL 17 years old, Austin Michaels' country music debut came when he first appeared on Season 17 American Idol roping Katy Perry on the back of Luke Bryan.  He learned a lot from being on that show, most importantly to work hard and believe in himself.The last year has been building on that knowledge, 2 viral videos, multiple performances with the likes of Randall King and Doug Stone, and hard at work with Split Window Studios writing songs for his debut self-titled album which is out now with 11 great tracks. With its pure country sound, Austin pours his heart out in songs like, “Feel It Too”, “Still Ain't Over You”, “Love Song”, and “Hard to Say Goodbye”.The album isn't short on more up-tempo songs that will fill dance floors, like “Merry Go Round”, “Honky Tonk Party”, and one personally dear to his heart “Thinks my Grandpa Said”, with a special feature with Grandpa Robinson.Austin is humbled about the enthusiasm has received from the release.

Jenn Thinks Aliens are Landing 05/26/2021

Average American THINKS They Can Survive THIS Long in Wilderness... 05/25/2021

Could a backrub get you fired? His girlfriend got let go from her job because, she says, she gave a backrub to another employee who turned on her. He doesn't buy it. Thinks there may be a more salacious reason she got fired. Is she hiding an affair and is it a deal breaker?

Are there secrets to building human connection?  Deborah King, founder of Final Touch and Finaltouchschool.com tells her personal story of discovering success and helping people connect through people and communication skills that many struggle to gain.We may be well trained technically but how do we want to be remembered?Deborah and Lenora, podcast host, talk through the foundational pieces of what can make an enormous difference throughout life when it comes to interacting with people.Thinks like:What's the secret?It's not about the rules, it's about relationshipHow to connect across the tableHonoring other culturesFocusing on trust and respect brings connection All people have worth and valueThe art of acknowledgement, "I see you"You can go to Finaltouchschool.com to sign up for the free newsletter with regular tips and discounts for personal or business training for groups or individuals.Sponsored by Lenoradiane.com

Jade has travelled to the future in her own mind - Thinks we've been back from holidays for two weeks - Reality - Four days...

Broncos Draft grades, Terry Bradshaw thinks Rodgers is weak, Davante Adams warns the Packers, best Star Wars movie

Sean Keeler says Fangio got the Draft he wanted, thinks Broncos should've taken a chance on a QB, and discusses the possibility of Aaron Rodgers in Denver

The Jubal Show has another edition of Friday Feels, where English Evan chats about his excitement on going to a bachelor's party! A Pass The Prank where someone THINKS they are talking to Ed Sheeran. a First Date Follow Up of some High School Sweethearts and a Dirty Little Secret about a husband...!Let us know what you think on social!Follow us at: @thejubalshow @jubalfresh @thatdreas @evanontheradio

She KNOWS her girlfriend might be cheating based on a "friend finder" app on their phone... like she's not where he THINKS she is. How does she approach this?

Poor baby.  He doesn't understand why the NBA would make a playoff format that could mean two and through.  He maybe doesn't notice there are no fans in the stadiums.  He may be just so focused on his game that he can't comprehend that the league has likely lost it's butt this year and this is a way to get some revenue toward the gap.  Enter Mark Cuban to the rescue.  Now he doesn't like the play-in format either.  Thinks it was a big mistake.  Could it be because his team is in 7th place right now???  Let's talk a little about the process in today's rant.  

r/Relationships_Advice In today's episode, OP has a boyfriend who is constantly using Tinder, even though they've been in a committed relationship for 3 years. At least, she THINKS they have a committed relationship. When OP catches her boyfriend in one too many lies, she decides that enough is enough and it's time to end their relationship permanently. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Music + Talk: Got an idea for a Music + Talk show? Get started by downloading the free Anchor app or going to anchor.fm/musicplustalk anchor.fm/musicplustalk Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rslash/support

Are you interested in hearing more about how people who have come through the Director of Operations certification program are structuring their businesses?   My guest today is Courtney Waid, who came through the Director of Operations (DOO) certification program in Round 6. I’m chatting with her about the way she has been able to cultivate success for herself and the transitions she has made as she has come into the space.  Meet Courtney Courtney the founder of First Turn Operations, and a mother of four. Her background started in the army. She is a West Point graduate, a former army intelligence officer, which she loved.    Once she had kids she decided to get out of the army, while her husband continued in his fast paced army career. She kept busy with various volunteer gigs, mom groups, and charities but she wanted to do more.   “I always really struggled with wanting to put my skills to use, but wanting to be there for the kids.”   She started out as a virtual assistant, and found she enjoyed the operations and project management tasks. She moved up in the ranks of a VA company and when one of the founders decided to go back into the coaching business, she was recruited to work as a community manager and eventually became the DOO of that organization.  Shortly after she started in the DOO program, her organization shifted gears, which was then the perfect opportunity to strike out on her own.    As you were thinking about up-leveling your skills, what was it about the DOO certification that intrigued you? There is no other program like this that looks specifically at the DOO level. She had looked at OBM programs, but that seemed more on the execution side of things. After doing extensive research, she felt like this program would help her take the skills that she had and package them up in a way that she could understand and create boundaries. Her role as a DOO bled into marketing and executing and anytime anything had to get done it was her, so she really liked the idea of learning how to put boundaries on her role She would not have had the confidence to hone in on her automation skills without the course and all of the women in her cohort.  The idea of project work really scared her because she wanted the predictable income, but it took the group pushing her to do what she loved.    “The ability to match your aptitude with what you enjoy comes out in the DOO program” - Natalie Gingrich “When you’re good at getting things done, you end up doing all the things.” - Courtney Waid   When you were looking over the certification, were there any fears or doubts you had?  She had to do some soul searching to see if it was something she really needed, or if she was falling into the trap of feeling like she needed a certification in order to be valid. She talked to some of the people who had been through the program, realized the network that she would have access to. It was so different to be surrounded by people who were doing similar work and had similar thinking rather than her old circles who were primarily filled with visionaries. It took her a long time to work internally on not feeling less-than because she was not a visionary.  The DOO program helped her validate and understand that this is a unique skill set, that is valuable, useful, and needed.    When you were going through the program, was there any specific part of it that helped you gain confidence? The strategic mapping, because she was able to turn around and sell 3 sessions and almost make her investment back within the first month of learning.  She had the skills, but the way the framework was laid out helped her to decide to sell this service.  One of those clients even hired her as a retainer client, so she made her money back in the first week of the program.  Of the 5 components of the program, you weren’t interested in the HR component. But as we talked about HR in a way that was different than your initial impression, you seemed to open up to it. What did you learn as you went through the module? She was resistant to HR because she assumed it was mostly people talking about their feelings. It was broken down really well into hiring, organizational structure, reporting, client communication, and team communication, all of which was relevant. It was helpful in her current DOO role.   What are some of the services you have offered as you have gone through the program? Out of a scarcity mindset she said yes to everyone to begin with, so she had a DOO client, project management work, one-off projects. Has since refined that into what she loves which is building out automated processes and workflows. Currently in the business bootcamp phase of the program, where she has to commit to one model, which was the push she needed to realize that project work is her favorite. Thinks she will also offer products to her services because most people need these types of processes. She took the strategic mapping piece, tweaked it, and turned it into a process inventory. Any thoughts on if the product space will or won't work for you? Her biggest issue is not doing “the thing” because she gets in her own head about things not being perfect. She knows that she just needs to create the template and get it out there, and worry about tweaking it later. She likes the idea as a way to help people who aren’t her ideal client yet. Since you sold strategic mapping sessions so quickly, do you have any tips on selling without feeling like an imposter? She had some bad sales calls, where she felt like she tripped over herself, but thanks to the program and the mindset block she has come a long way in not wallowing in her embarrassment. She had a lot of referrals from her previous business. One of her former coworkers convinced her of the opportunity that was out there for someone who can look at what the client wants to do, turn it into a plan, and then hound them until everyone accomplishes the plan. She didn’t believe him at first, but found that it was true. She worked strategic mapping into all of these leads and the sales process was so natural.   What has been the impact of the DOO certification on your life? One of her big struggles coming out of the army was looking for a life that felt like service, seeing that from CEOs and visionaries, and feeling like it was not for people like her. This program has been instrumental in seeing that she can create a life that is authentic to what she wants within the parameters that she needs. Realizing that she is able to use her operational skill sets to assist people who are doing world changing things, and how that is service in itself. What would you say to someone who is considering the DOO certification program? Absolutely do it. It could not have been easier to make her money back by just following the steps. The community of supportive peers has helped in so many ways. Being in community with people like her who were on the same journey has been totally worth it.  As we get ready for the next round of the DOO certification program, I hope you will join us for the Scope Creep Solution.   Connect with Courtney Courtney Waid is the founder and CEO of First Turn Operations which specializes in creating automated workflows for impact-driven businesses. A West Point graduate, Iraq war veteran, and former Army officer, Courtney left a career in the military to focus on her kids when balancing family and deployments became too difficult. Since then, she's been passionate about helping business owners create more efficient processes so they can fulfill their missions while still having time for the people and activities they love.   Courtney currently lives outside Ft Worth, TX with her husband, 4 kids, and a menagerie of farm animals. In her free time, she enjoys drinking coffee, riding horses, and nerding out on Zapier automations.   Website  Email Other Ways to Connect with Me: Website Private Facebook Community Facebook Page Instagram This episode was first published at theopsauthority.com/podcast/89.

Our special guest today is Sade Jean-Jacques. Her 9-to-5 is as Associate director for multicultural education at Quinnipiac University. You will hear about her passion/purpose project, "Pascale's Body Care." Learn How Sade: - Made space for her purpose/passion project - Thinks about grind culture and embracing space for doing nothing Enjoy this dope conversation and envision how it can help fuel and inspire your own purpose/passion project. See the full show notes at: www.NoMoreReasonableDoubt.com/s2e8sadejeanjacques A special for hip-hop lovers: Pick up a free gift to help you get your purpose/passion project off the ground at: www.NoMoreReasonableDoubt.com/FreeGift --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nomorereasonabledoubt/message

You can WATCH today's podcast HERE! There's a surprise at the bottom of these cupcakes, or is there? Check it out! Lizz tries to explain when you should throw away food in your fridge. Rob (and everyone else) is confused... Holly just found this can of cream of tartar in her mom's pantry and she THINKS it's from the 60s!!! See the price! She wanted a soda, but her date, on the first date, only let her order water! Lizz's mom had something hilarious...

Welcome to Wednesday Friends! On the Show Today. the Return of Skydiving Santa for A cameo (or 2), as We Head into Your Weakest Claim to Fame Stories, You'll Find out how the very first training session for the CouldAbeens went Yesterday and if their coach Simon Goodwin from the D's Thinks they Can win. Plus all your Late To the Party Emails and maybe even a story about The Legend Toadfish! Enjoy

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Zhenya Loginov has been the driver of growth and revenue at some of the most successful companies, including Dropbox, Segment, and Miro. As the COO at Segment, Zhenya led the revenue and operations teams as the company scaled from SMB to Enterprise and expanded their product categories. Today as the CRO at Miro, he is responsible for all revenue and is the main driver of the evolution of the business as they target larger customers. ‍ In this episode, you’ll hear how Zhenya: 1) Thinks about the playbook for self serve and enterprise businesses including where the teams should live, 2) Discovered the point in time to start building an enterprise business, and when is too late, and 3) Transitions the culture of an organization to better service larger customers, from product and engineering to sales and success.

I built the Almanack of Naval Ravikant or Navalmanack entirely out of transcripts, Tweets, and talks Naval has shared. Every attempt is made to present Naval in his own words. However, there are a few important points.     The transcripts have been edited for clarity and brevity (multiple times).   Not all sources are primary (some excerpts are from other writers quoting Naval).   I can’t be 100 percent certain of every source’s authenticity.   Concepts and interpretations change over time, medium, and context.   Please verify phrasing with a primary source before citing Naval from this text. Please interpret generously.    By definition, everything in this book is taken out of context. Interpretations will change over time. Read and interpret generously. Understand the original intent may be different than your interpretation in a different time, medium, format, and context.    In the process of creating this book, I may have mistakenly re-contextualized, misinterpreted, or misunderstood things. As content passed through time, space, and medium, some phrasing may have shifted in flight. Every effort has been made to maintain the original intent, but errors are (very) possible.    Interviews have been transcribed, edited, rearranged, and re-edited for readability. I did my best to keep Naval’s ideas in his own words.    All brilliance in this book is Naval’s; any mistakes are mine. Huge thanks to Sky King for his help. If you need help with podcast growth or monetization go to modernstoa.co or hit him up on twitter @consumersky Artwork and illustrations by Jack Butcher of @VisualizeValue   If you don’t have time for the podcast here are a few important quotes from the prologue of The Almanack of Naval.   Naval Ravikant has changed my life for the better, and if you approach the following pages like a friendly but highly competent sparring partner, he might just change yours. - Tim Ferriss   “Naval is one of the smartest people I have ever met and he is one of the most courageous.” - Tim Ferriss    “I’ve learned a few things, and some principles. I try to lay them out in a timeless manner, where you can figure it out for yourself. Because at the end of the day, I can’t quite teach anything. I can only inspire you and maybe give you a few hooks so you can remember.” - Naval Ravikant   “Naval is one of the people I call most for advice” - Tim Ferriss   “Books make for great friends, because the best thinkers of the last few thousand years tell you their nuggets of wisdom.” - Naval Ravikant   “I take Naval seriously because he:   Questions nearly everything  Can think from first principles Tests things well Is good at not fooling himself  Changes his mind regularly  Laughs a lot  Thinks holistically  Thinks long-term  And…doesn’t take himself too goddamn seriously.    That last one is important” - Tim Ferriss

H4, S1 - Dave Thinks He's Destined to Win the Lottery 01/26/2021

Am I the only oneWho thinks that we are only goingBackwards from the place we need to be?And I will find my wayIf you could just trust meMaybe I could show youI'm not the crazy oneRetrace the steps and pick up the piecesBoth yours and mine together we can findThat in a broken sort of wayEverything is perfect here

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Who are you following? Maybe you consider yourself a follower of Jesus. Are you a follower? A fan? A secret admirer?In this message Pastor Jamie describes three types of relationships people have with Jesus. Which one are you? 1. Secret admirer.John 3:1-2“There was a man named Nicodemus, a Jewish religious leader who was a Pharisee. 2 After dark one evening, he came to speak with Jesus. “Rabbi,” he said, “we all know that God has sent you to teach us. Your miraculous signs are evidence that God is with you.”A secret admirer only THINKS about the object of their affection. 2. Fan.John 6:1-2, 25-26, 53, 66 A fan declares their devotion, but it doesn’t change their life. 3. Follower.John 6:67-69“Then Jesus turned to the Twelve and asked, “Are you also going to leave?” 68 Simon Peter replied, “Lord, to whom would we go? You have the words that give eternal life. 69 We believe, and we know you are the Holy One of God.”Luke 9:23“Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me.”A follower DOES the things that the person they are following does.Later, Nicodemus became a fan (John 7:50) and then became a follower (John 19:39). Are you a secret admirer, a fan or a follower of Jesus?

Show notes can be found at tashcorbin.com/249 Today I have a very practical podcast episode for you in which I'm going to tell you how to structure a webinar for great conversion. There's no ONE size fits all, ONE way to do it, ONE specific structure that works for everyone. However, I'm going to give you some really great starting points so that you can ensure your webinar does all its jobs to maximise conversion. If you've been following me for more than 15 minutes, you probably already know that I absolutely love and adore webinars. I think they are a brilliant lead magnet, and an amazing opportunity to create a connection with your audience, maximise conversion, really work on your list growth, and get feedback on your offers, your messaging, what people's resistance points are, and more. I also love webinars because they're so low cost and it's really easy to do in startup. You don't need a website, you don't need a really fancy mailing list platform, and you can use low cost or free tools. When it comes to hosting a webinar, you can use the Zoom Meetings option, which in most cases is under around $20 per month. Running a webinar is low cost and simple to do, and you don't have to get everything sorted, pre-recorded and edited up in the background beforehand. It allows for great connection and therefore great conversion. These days, when I'm launching my programs and promoting my offers, a webinar still converts way better than any of my other lead magnets. Generally, my webinars convert anywhere between 4% and 8% of the people who sign up into paying clients of what I'm offering If the 94% of people who don't convert on the webinar join my mailing list, chances are, they're going to convert on the NEXT webinar or the NEXT launch. It's a great way for me to grow, nurture and convert my audience all in one. Webinars are sexy and I love them so much. When it comes to structuring a webinar, we want to ensure that it's doing all of its jobs. Webinars have multiple jobs in your business and in your content strategy. We want to make sure that we do all of those. The first job is maximising reach. In order for a webinar to maximise reach, it needs to be a topic that is juicy, tangible and practical for your audience. In most cases, the topic of the webinar speaks to the symptom - what your audience thinks the problem is or thinks the solution is. For example, if your audience thinks that what they need is more followers on Facebook, and you know that they do need more followers on Facebook but they also need to convert and make sure that they're niched so that they can attract in their ideal audience, you might do a webinar on how to grow your Facebook audience. In the webinar, you're not just delivering how to grow your Facebook audience, you're also delivering on making sure that it converts AND that the growth is the right type of person. When it comes to structuring your webinar, we need to bridge a gap between what people THINK is the problem and the solution, and what we KNOW is the real transformation that needs to occur for them to get the outcome that they want. Let's face it, people might think that they need more followers on their Facebook page, but in most cases, they want that extra following for a reason. They want more followers on their Facebook page because they think that's going to solve their issues with the number of sales they're making or their income level. The real transformation that they're looking for is not simply getting more followers on their Facebook page, it's actually something that is a lot deeper. This leads in really nicely to the TURN process. The TURN process is a four-step process through which we take people from curious to converted. The TURN process stands for: Think Understand Real need Next steps Think is the start of my webinar structure - making sure that we are on the same page about what the person thinks the problem is and what they think the solution is. I deliver on solving that problem and delivering that solution. In the example of getting Facebook followers on your page, you would use How to get followers on your Facebook page as both the title AND the topic you will be covering in the early stages of the webinar. Give your people what they want because if you just keep yelling at them that that's not what they need, chances are, their eyes will glaze over and they'll go and work with someone else. People come to me all the time asking how to get more followers on Facebook. I've tried to explain to them that they don't need more followers, what they do need is high conversion, high connection strategies. But most people will just immediately shut that down and claim that they do in fact need more followers on their Facebook page first. Instead of telling people that they don't need that, I explain to them how to do it, and then explain to them how to maximise the results in achieving that outcome. Generally, I have the topic and the early parts of my webinars speaking to what my audience THINKS the problem is and THINKS the solution is, and I deliver on that. That's the T of the TURN process. U stands for understand. Understand is where I help people understand how to solve the problem that they think that they have, but also I'm planting the seed of helping them understand that it goes deeper. It's not just about getting followers on your Facebook page, there's a thing that you want that to achieve for you - you want followers on your Facebook page because you think that that's going to get you more sales. Not all followers are created equal. If we're going to get you more followers on your Facebook page, why don't we get you more followers who are high quality, in your niche, ready, willing and able to take action and buy from you? Let's engage with that audience in a way that maximises conversion. Wouldn't that be amazing? The U stands for understand - understand how to solve what they think the problem is, but also understand that it goes deeper. If we want the big outcome that we think that that's going to get us, we need to ensure that we understand all the pieces that go into creating that outcome. The R stands for the real need or the real transformation. The R is where you present in your webinar that if your audience wants the big outcome, it's not just a matter of getting more followers on Facebook (because let's face it, you can buy 1000 followers on your Facebook page for $20 through Fiverr). If all you need is Facebook followers, then you can get those. The thing is, they don't just want Facebook followers for followers' sake. They want Facebook followers because they want to make more sales, they want an audience and for that audience to be the right audience. What we do in the R phase of the webinar - what the real transformation is - is we actually present what the combinations of things that go together to achieve that bigger goal are. If someone wants more Facebook followers because they want to make more sales, then actually we need a combination of strategies here. We need to: 1. Understand what your niche is really clearly. 2. Grow your Facebook audience through content that speaks to the value proposition of your work, and a message that deeply resonates with that specific audience. 3. Ensure that if we're going to have that Facebook following turn into paying clients, we're presenting them with an offer that is compelling. 4. Find the marketing strategies and techniques that we can use to maximise growth, new audience members, reach to existing audience and their engagement on your Facebook page. Can you see how by bringing this combination of things together over an extended period of time, we're not just going to achieve extra reach and extra followers on your Facebook page, we're going to achieve more sales, more paying clients and high-quality audience? You can see how that is the R stage of the webinar because we're not just talking about the surface level thing that people think the problem is or the solution that they need, we're also presenting to them a depth of understanding of what that real transformation is going to take. Then the N of the TURN process is to present the next steps. The next step from the webinar is for us to work together. You present your offer on how you can go deeper with that real transformation with your audience, and how you can support them through that process. You can see here with this webinar structure, you're meeting your audience's needs. You're not just discrediting those needs and going against what they think they need, you're delivering on that AND you're giving them tangible, practical strategies to solve the problem and address the solution that they're looking for. In the process, you're also helping to open your audience's eyes to the lightbulb moment or that big aha of understanding that in order to get Z, they also need X and Y. Then you present your offer as one of the ways that they can bridge that gap. Some people will come to your webinar and only need to get more Facebook followers. They get good conversion and engagement but they just need some practical ways to get better reach. They leave that webinar really happy - they don't need to buy the next step from you because they're already sorted with the rest of that transformation. But there is a percentage of people who come along to that webinar and realise what the bigger issue is for them and, if it's the right fit for them, they'll see that working with you further will help them to get where they need to go - not just with growing their Facebook page but also with making sales from it. It's a really beautiful process that is very value-laden, and you don't have to hold back on the information that you're giving away (due to fear of taking away the value of the paid offer) because the webinar presents information and the next steps is actually embedding the transformation. It's a beautiful bridging process that not only achieves reach through a great topic that's speaking at the symptom level, it also increases connection and that engagement with your audience. You're taking them through a really beautiful process, you're meeting them where they are, helping them with what they think they need helo with, and you're also getting it to do its job in terms of conversion and lead generation for working with you further because for the right people, the next steps are exactly the steps that they're looking for. Therefore they jump in and join in, or they sign up for a sales conversation or whatever it might be. When I present this as a structure for a webinar, I want to say to you that there is no one perfect webinar structure. There is no one perfect number of testimonials (I don't actually use testimonials in webinars). There is no one perfect webinar title structure, one perfect sequence of things that you say and you have to ask people, and in most cases where people are teaching that one perfect structure, it's just that they've found a structure that works for them and their audience so they think it's going to apply to every person and every audience and every provider. In most cases, that's just not true. We need to make sure that we craft webinars that really meet our audience where they are, help them achieve that short term goal with the information that they need, and then present what the real transformation is - that deeper piece of the puzzle - and the next logical steps to working with you. There are dozens, if not hundreds of ways to be able to do that. A couple of quick myth-busting side notes here: I know that it's very tempting to fall into the idea that you have to get people to say 'yes' six times, so you're constantly asking people to give you a 'yes' in the comments. This is old school neuro-linguistic programming - it's a very masculine-oriented sales strategy. Just ask questions that get people engaging with you, but don't feel like you need to make people jump through the 'yes' loop. I get eye-rolly whenever I go to a webinar and I have to continuously type 'yes' in the chatbox before they even get to the content. Just get to the content as quickly as possible. What I generally do when I'm asking questions on a webinar, is I ask my audience not to just give me a 'yes', but to tell me where they're at, what they want to get out of the webinar, what their biggest struggle is with the topic and how it shows up for them. What that does is it creates so much connection, because people feel seen and they feel heard. As you continue to deliver webinars, you'll get more practise at asking quality questions and engaging your audience, but don't feel like you need to do the checkbox kind of structure where you're really buying into that masculine structure of setting people up and then swooping in as the hero and saviour with your paid product. This is a very feminine, connection and value-laden way of structuring a webinar. Sometimes people are trying to push square pegs of masculine webinar strategies and checkboxes into the round hole of a feminine, value-laden process that we're taking people through, and it just doesn't fit together. Don't feel like you need to force it. When it comes to growing a webinar and getting your webinars working well, the best advice I have for you is to practise. Run your webinar... then run it again... then run it again... You are going to get better at delivering that webinar, understanding where people get stuck, answering people's questions, juggling the chatbox and the slides and remembering what you've got to say, learning how to speak without a script so it doesn't sound so stilted, as well as really mastering, nailing and scaling the webinar promotion piece, because you need to learn how to start getting that webinar appealing to colder and colder audiences as you continue to promote over and over again. Generally, when I'm working with people in startup, we run the same webinar three months in a row. The first time is just getting all of those firsts ticked off and running it, giving it a go and seeing how it goes. The second time is process improvement - how to get more organic leads coming to that webinar, and how to deliver that webinar in a much more structured way where you're feeling confident with it. Then if it works well the first two times, we start scaling it with some Facebook ads for the third time around. You don't need to run a new webinar every month and come up with a fresh webinar topic every single time. What you need to do is nail your webinar and scale your webinar to colder and colder audiences. That is how you get a webinar to do its job effectively. Remember, when it comes to making money and conversion and sales in your business, the money's in the follow-up. Don't forget to follow-up your webinar audiences. Too many times I see people create a webinar, do all of the promo, run the webinar, get one or two leads live on the webinar, send out the recording and then people never hear from them again. Remember to write a really nice email sequence to follow-up on that webinar. Usually I write three emails after I've sent out the recording (sometimes only two) but I do create a really nice follow-up process that ensures that people have the information that they need, maximise the number of people who watch the recording, and maximise the conversion that I get from that webinar. One thing that I do want to say about webinars, and it's my extra special juicy freebie for you today, is that the best webinars are hyper-specific to your niche. They aren't broad-brush webinars that could be helpful to anyone. A really hyper niche webinar that speaks to the tangible practical issues that your audience is facing is going to maximise not only the signup rate but also the conversions. It makes it so much easier for you to structure your webinars as well because you're speaking to a much more refined and narrowed audience. My free resource for you today is my Nail Your Niche training. It is available for you anytime, all you need to do is grab it at tashcorbin.com/niche. If you have any lightbulb moments or questions following this podcast episode, make sure you come on over to the Heart-Centred Soul-Driven Entrepreneurs Facebook group, use #podcastaha, let me know that you've been listening along to episode number 249 and let's continue the conversation over in the community. Until next time, I cannot WAIT to see you SHINE.

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This weeks guest is comedian Rick Glassman... oh wait no it’s Moses Storm AS Rick Glassman. A Conan-favorite and very funny stand up comic and actor, Moses turns up to what he THINKS is the Halloween episode... dressed as Rick, New York skyline and all. They discuss their first meeting and whether Rick really did roast him after following him on stage, how they’re similar in comedy & energy, and how Moses got his start with Conan O’Brien . They also delve into Moses’ childhood from poverty and cults to finding his way in the entertainment industry. He even gets a commercial job ON the podcast! A really connected and sincere episode with more goblin (and raccoon) bits then ever before! SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR & take 20% off + FREE SHIPPING: PROMO CODE: SHOESOFF MANSCAPED - https://www.manscaped.com RICK GLASSMAN MERCH: https://www.rickglassman.com/store PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/takeyourshoesoff INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/rickglassman DISCORD: https://discord.gg/XXy4brb MOSES STORM: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/mosesstorm TWITTER: https://twitter.com/MosesStorm Edited by: @Perry Grone & Rick Glassman Sound Mixing: Evan O'Lear Animation: https://www.instagram.com/tombates.films

This week’s Misfit Entrepreneur is Damion Lupo. Damion is the founder of multiple businesses, EQRP co, My Gold Adviser, and Financial Underdogs. Damion’s mission and that of his businesses is helping people break financial bondage by empowering them with the tools and training to be financially free in retirement. And if that is not enough, the guy has published 12 books, is the comeback king after losing $20 million and being negative $5 million – he built it all back and surpassed where he started, and is a multiple degree black belt who created is own martial art called Yokido. Needless to say, Damion’s experience, mission, and discipline has allowed him to become the leading voice in helping realize how to take control of their financial future and I’m excited for him to share his wisdom with you today. ​ www.EQRP.co Damion’s path was all over the place. He originally had gone to the Air Force Academy and was going to be a fighter pilot but had issues with his eyes and ended up working in the article circle. After a little while, he went back to school and ended starting a textbook business out of his dorm room that paid for his school – until the school shut him down and would not allow him to run it. The universe kept giving him feedback to be an entrepreneur and after he left school, he embraced it. As he says, “I’m a bad employee – I got fired from a volunteer position…” He then started into real estate and learned how to use other people’s money and did it 150 times. He was naïve and just focused and took action amassing millions in property. Things went great until 2008 hit. Damion got caught up in the 2008 bubble and lost $20+ million. He lost everything and after a few years, he finally admitted defeat and lost the game. He went to work on himself and found that who he truly is, is a teacher, but he needs to be in trenches doing the work too. He shifted his focus to freeing 1 million people from financial bondage. It took him 10 years to go from the crash to surpassing his previous wealth. Can you elaborate on what truly happened in 2008 and what happened to you so people can learn from it as the market is heated up again? Damion leveraged a ton and took on too much debt doing real estate in 7 states. When the market got sense and re-priced, he was essentially naked in that the fundamentals were way off, so his investments were worth a lot less over night. He was underwater and it collapsed on him. He was also remote operating and losing money in that process. He got hit from all angles because of his personal guarantees, etc. What is EQRP? It is an Enhanced Qualified Retirement Plan. It came from a philosophy of personal responsibility. Instead of handing their money over to someone to manage, they can have the ability to control their money. EQRP gives people the power to invest and control their investments in a much better way. The IRS actually allows people to do much more than buys stocks and bonds in retirement accounts, tax free – and most people don’t know it. The tax code is setup for entrepreneurs and business owners to succeed. The government wants you to have a good retirement so you are not a burden on them. With EQRP, you could literally put almost $250k a year away tax free for a family of 5. Why is it better to specialize than diversify? Narrowing your focus is a key to success. Pick your focus and nurture it over time. Patience is critical. You have to put in the time. Don’t chase irrational expectations and spend time understanding risk. What type of investments can be done that people don’t know can be done and how do they give you more control? The IRS tells you what you cannot do. Outside of that, it is pretty open. For example, the IRS says you cannot invest retirement money in something like a classic car, but you can invest in multi-family properties, rentals, flips, gold, silver, AirBnB, private notes, etc. These things give you much more control than what Wal Street is selling. At the 26 min mark, Damion talks about how you can do an EQRP account… You can actually have unlimited amounts of retirement accounts – you just have to stay within the monetary limits for them. What should people know about investing in real estate in these accounts? Real estate gives you leverage because you can use a small portion of your retirement account for a down payment on a piece of property and finance the rest. “Money makes people stupid. And a lot of money makes people super stupid because they think they can solve all of their problems with money and the reality is they just gave up thinking.” Your biggest asset to attaining wealth is your ability to learn and think – it’s between your ears. At the 31 min mark, Damion talks about how is not a good fit for EQRP. We also talk about personal responsibility and empowerment and not playing the role of a victim. How did you go out and create your own martial art? When you do something long enough, it becomes part of you. It becomes part of your DNA Business and martial arts are now one and the same for Damion. He notices some big overlap with martial arts, yoga, and reiki, and created a fusion of them into a new martial art he calls Yokido. What principles from martial arts have a made a big difference for you in business? Heading straight into something doesn’t end well. You need to get into alignment which requires maneuvering and connecting. Teams will beat an individual. Thinks sports. It’s the same in business. You must align your team and bring people with the right values. How you do anything is how you do everything – so how people act in their lives is how they will act in business. Get your Foundational 15% right and you will do well. ​ What is something you think every entrepreneur should know? Everything takes longer and more money than you think. You should double everything when you are starting off. Having unreasonable expectations and lack of patience is a business killer.   Best Quote: Money makes people stupid. And a lot of money makes people super stupid because they think they can solve all of their problems with money and the reality is they just gave up thinking.   Damion's Misfit 3: Make sure you balder and greyer people around you. You have to wisdom and true life experience from people that have gone through it to help you. Passion is not enough. You have to figure out what the market wants and solve problems. Have passion for solving a worthy problem. Fall in love with the process vs. the outcome. The process will lead to the pleasing outcome.   Show Sponsors: Incredible offer from Get.Store Domains, over 90% off your .STORE domain.  Get it for just $1.99 using the promo code MISFIT:  www.Get.Store and use promo code: MISFIT 5 Minute Journal: www.MisfitEntrepreneur.com/Journal  

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