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Send us a textIn this episode of The Last Honest Realtor, host David Fleming tackles the aftermath of Canada's 2025 federal election—and why, despite all the promises, Toronto's housing market remains stuck in the same cycle of gridlock, speculation, and political soundbites.What begins with a sharp story about development roadblocks turns into a no-holds-barred analysis of the post-election housing landscape. David breaks down why new legislation, tax promises, and party platforms won't deliver affordability—and how politicians continue to mislead voters about what's really possible in Toronto real estate.In This Episode:Why the election outcome won't change market fundamentalsHow GST and HST rebate promises misrepresent real buyer impactsWhy political gridlock at the municipal level continues to block real solutionsHow developers, not governments, are dictating the pace of new housingWhy every party's housing plan was more about votes than viable policyTimestamps:00:00 – The Election Is Over. What Happens Now?04:00 – The False Promise of GST and HST Housing Rebates10:00 – Why Politicians Can't (and Won't) Deliver Affordable Housing18:00 – Municipal Gridlock: The Real Barrier to New Supply25:00 – Developers Press Pause, Governments Point Fingers33:00 – Soundbites vs. Reality: The Future of Toronto's Housing MarketAlso in This Episode:David shares a real-world example of political interference in housing developmentA critical look at “Build Canada Homes” and why government-built housing is a flawed ideaWhy Toronto real estate is too big to fail—and what that means for buyers and sellers moving forwardSubscribe to The Last Honest Realtor on YouTube or your preferred podcast app. Drop a comment if you're fed up with political promises that never materialize—or if you just want straight answers about what's really happening in the market.Bosley Real EstateDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showSubscribe and Follow:Toronto Realty Group WebsiteToronto Realty Group YouTubeToronto Realty Blog InstagramToronto Realty Blog TwitterToronto Realty Blog Facebook

Send us a textIn this episode of The Last Honest Realtor, host David Fleming confronts a reality nobody wants to admit: Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, TikTok—they're all lying to you about real estate. And it is reshaping what buyers and sellers expect in ways that no one is prepared for.What starts with a rant about food photos on Instagram turns into a sharp, critical look at how social media has distorted the housing market. David dives into the rise of curated content, AI-polished listings, and the dangerous new standard of “scrollable perfection” that buyers now demand—and how all of it is quietly setting everyone up for failure.In This Episode:Why social media is creating unrealistic expectations for buyers and sellersHow algorithms, not agents, are misleading today's real estate consumersWhy perfect staging and Instagrammable marketing are backfiringHow buyers have been conditioned to expect “12 out of 10” housesWhy engagement metrics like showings and likes no longer equal demandTimestamps:00:00 – Social Media is Lying to You About Real Estate05:00 – Why Real Estate Has Become a Sport (and an Addiction)10:00 – How Algorithms Misprice Homes and Mislead Buyers16:00 – The Rise of Scrollable Perfection and Unrealistic Standards24:00 – Sellers Are Overstaging, Overpricing, and Overestimating32:00 – Why Likes Don't Equal Offers in 202538:00 – How to Focus on Fundamentals Instead of FantasiesAlso in This Episode:David explains how filters, AI, and real estate apps are setting buyers up for disappointmentThe hidden damage caused by HouseSigma, Instagram staging, and “perfect” listingsWhy honesty, substance, and brutal realism are the only things that will get deals done in 2025Subscribe to The Last Honest Realtor on YouTube or your preferred podcast app. Drop a comment if you've ever been fooled by a too-good-to-be-true listing—or if you're just fed up with the filters.Bosley Real EstateDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showSubscribe and Follow:Toronto Realty Group WebsiteToronto Realty Group YouTubeToronto Realty Blog InstagramToronto Realty Blog TwitterToronto Realty Blog Facebook

Send us a textIn this episode of The Last Honest Realtor, host David Fleming asks a question that says more about the market than you'd think: Where did all the sockless realtors go? And more importantly—what does their disappearance say about Toronto real estate in 2025?What starts as a joke turns into a look back at the peak years of hype: pre-construction mania, staged social media hustle, and the agents who disappeared when the market got real. David walks through the signs we ignored, the lessons we're still learning, and what's left now that the dust has settled.In This Episode:Why the sockless realtor became a symbol of the boom yearsWhat actually happened to pre-construction—and why it mattersThe Real Estate Bitcoin & Wealth Expo, in hindsightA $15,000 personal loss that hits a little too close to todayWho's still here in 2025, and why that's probably a good thingTimestamps:00:00 – Where Have All the Sockless Realtors Gone?05:00 – The Disappearance of Social Media Real Estate Stars10:00 – Pre-Con's Collapse and the Fallout16:00 – The Real Estate Bitcoin & Wealth Expo: Yes, That Happened25:00 – David's $15,000 Lesson from Nortel30:00 – Investor-Built Cities and What They Left Behind35:00 – What Real Professionals Are Doing Now40:00 – Who's Actually Buying and Selling in 2025?Also in This Episode:David breaks down how a bank draft photo, a Rolex, and a Mercedes became the defining image of an entire eraWhy hype is so easy to believe when everyone else is making moneyA straight-up look at what it takes to succeed in a market that isn't doing anyone any favoursSubscribe to The Last Honest Realtor on YouTube or your preferred podcast app. Drop a comment if you lived through the sockless era—or if you're just glad we've moved on.Bosley Real EstateDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showSubscribe and Follow:Toronto Realty Group WebsiteToronto Realty Group YouTubeToronto Realty Blog InstagramToronto Realty Blog TwitterToronto Realty Blog Facebook

Send me a Text MessageIn this episode of Grief 2 Growth, I sit down with David Hulse, a kindred soul whose journey closely mirrors my own—a shift from fear-based religion to love-centered spirituality. As a spiritual guide, teacher, and founder of the Academy for Spiritual Awakening, David has dedicated his life to helping others release limiting beliefs and awaken to a more expansive, compassionate faith.From his early days in fundamentalist Christianity to discovering the healing power of sound, frequency, and vibration, David's story is one of transformation, courage, and deep wisdom.One of the most powerful moments in this episode is David's first-hand experience helping release Oral Roberts' son's spirit—a remarkable insight into how religious beliefs can keep souls earthbound.Whether you've struggled with rigid religious teachings, are questioning your beliefs, or are simply curious about a more loving, inclusive spirituality, this conversation will inspire and challenge you.What We Discuss in This Episode:

With David Norec, author and activist   The rate of childhood or pediatric obesity has increased dramatically in the past few years with approximately one-third of children in the U.S. diagnosed as overweight or obese. While many people may dismiss childhood obesity as something they'll eventually grow out of, more often than not, obese children become obese adults who risk developing any number of health-related issues. Sadly, these same health consequences might have been avoided if their obesity had been addressed in childhood. Being overweight significantly increases the likelihood of a child developing type 2 diabetes and other potential health consequences, such as high blood pressure and sleep apnea, that could result from childhood obesity. Pediatric diabetes also increases the likelihood of developing serious health complications later in life such as retinopathy, neuropathy, kidney, and cardiovascular disease. But the risk is not just limited to physical consequences. Childhood obesity and type 2 diabetes are also associated with an increased risk for psychological problems such as severe depression, binge eating, and an overall reduced quality of life. Today, we're going to be speaking with David Norec, an author and activist who is drawing attention to the problem of childhood obesity through his books and combating it in a wonderfully creative manner.   What You'll Hear in This Episode: David talks about how diabetes has impacted his life and affected his family. What was it like for David growing up in the most obese city in America? How did David get diagnosed with diabetes, and how has he changed his life? What is type 2 diabetes and how does it differ from type 1? The importance of getting physical movement every day. For David, it's his daily walks at the mall. What inspired David to write a book and create an action plan to address the problems of childhood obesity and diabetes? More about David's book, Exo and Cy, and how it inspires both parents and children to win the battle against obesity. What are Storybook Walks and Fit Lit parks that encourage families to get out in the world and move? Why a healthy lifestyle can be an ingredient in academic success.   Today's Takeaway: Childhood obesity has become an epidemic in the U.S., particularly in socioeconomically deprived communities where children don't have access to healthy, well-balanced meals. As we learned from David, for the past six years, McAllen, Texas has been named the fattest city in America. Over 40% of the population in the Rio Grande Valley is currently obese or diabetic. Studies indicate that being overweight as a child or adolescent is one of the biggest risks for type 2 diabetes, especially when combined with a family history of diabetes and a sedentary lifestyle. That's truly frightening when you consider that more than 1.5 million deaths a year are directly attributed to diabetes. But as we've heard today, early intervention is the key. Educating children and their parents on the importance of proper nutrition and daily physical activity is the first step. Making sure that at-risk children, especially those with food insecurity issues, have access to healthy meal options and safe opportunities for daily physical fitness can go a long way toward reversing a family history of obesity. Remember that every day is a gift and the gift we get from giving children the tools to become their own best health advocate from a young age, is a gift that will keep on giving for a lifetime! I'm Florine Mark, and that's “Today's Takeaway.”   Quotes: “Diabetes is my family member, which is ridiculous and sad, but that's my life.” — David [3:20] “It's a sad and slow process and it's very difficult to see your loved ones go through that.” — David [5:20] “It has to be part of life, and not just for diabetes, but other obesity-related illnesses, to just do something rather than just sitting inside and not doing anything.” — David [8:21] “It's too late for my brothers and too late for my sister, but it's not too late for the next generation.” — David [9:14]   Brought to You By: Gardner White Furniture   Mentioned in This Episode: The Adventures of Exo and Cy David Norec: Instagram David Norec: LinkedIn David Norec: Website  

Sports and business have a surprising amount of things in common and today's guest is no stranger to either field. David Lindsay has a varied and exciting background in multiple sports and has made the connection between the sports industry and successfully running a business. Now, David spends his time working with companies on improving performance as a coach and motivational speaker. In our conversation today, David shares the process he has developed that is a surefire way to improve your vitality as a leader and team member. He gives actionable day-to-day things you can do right now that will help you become a more effective team member and will build the foundation of binding a team together for a common purpose. The major takeaways from this discussion will have your team motivated, engaged, and performing at a high level. What We Talked About in This Episode: David's varied and exciting background in sports The connection David has made between sports and business The importance of every skill set and position Managing goal clarity What does winning mean? Keeping up the motivation The 5 Steps to Improved Vitality System Open lines of communication and feedback Things you can do to recharge and rebuild The importance of sleep patterns How to bring a team together David's book recommendation and daily rituals About Our Guest: David Lindsay is a personal trainer and professional speaker from Sydney, Australia. David played Rugby League for many years up to NSW Cup, trained as a Professional Arm Wrestler, and then pursued Martial Arts. In the last ten years David has studied many successful teams and individual athletes, from The All Blacks (Rugby Union), to Rafael Nadal (Tennis), Ronda Rousey (MMA, UFC) and many other successful teams and individuals. They all, in their own way, follow a similar structure to the "5 Step System Towards Improved Vitality in the Workplace" that David has come up with to improve workplace relations, morale and profitability of your business. Connect with David Lindsay:  David Lindsay Home Page Dynamic Company Culture Spotlight Podcast Connect with John Murphy: LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Facebook If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast. Thanks for tuning in!

Many highly skilled SEOs and digital marketers use their expertise to build high-performing websites and other online assets.  Others recognize that their skill itself is an asset that they can leverage. So they create an agency, hiring out their SEO and PPC expertise to businesses in need. But building an agency is no walk in the park. How do you rise above the noise and claim your spot in this highly competitive arena? In this episode, we sit down with two entrepreneurs who've walked the talk—David Kauzlaric and Erich Schaefer, the minds behind Agency Elevation. This full-service, white-label agency offers a suite of digital solutions, including SEO, PPC, Facebook Ads, and TikTok Ads.  Join us as they pull back the curtain on their journey to agency success.Diving into their strategy, David and Erich unveil the blueprint of Agency Elevation's triumph. One standout element? Transparent pricing. While many agencies play the hidden-cost game, David and Erich defy the norm by showcasing their pricing upfront, fostering trust and transparency. With a 100% US-based team, Agency Elevation eliminates the hurdles of time zones and communication, ensuring swift turnarounds and effective collaboration.  They also walk us through the common characteristics that successful agencies share. The most important ingredient of success? Focusing on a specific niche. According to David and Erich, “Niche-focused agencies are the easiest to scale because you can get instant credibility with just good branding. All you need is a good offer, good branding, and experience or results in that industry. We see guys going from zero to multiple seven figures in three or four years because they're niche focused.“ So, whether you're a budding entrepreneur with dreams of agency ownership or a seasoned player aiming to amplify your agency's performance, this episode holds the key. Enjoy! Topics Discussed in This Episode: David and Erich's entrepreneurial journey and how they started their agency (02:09) Why Agency Elevation is 100% US based (05:02) How David and Erich manage to serve a high variety of niches and services (09:03) How the agency is structured in order to scale and stand out from the crowd (18:11) The service hierarchy that David and Erich recommend to their customers ( 22:22) Why David and Erich prioritize being transparent about their pricing (25:12) The common traits of successful agencies (33:24) The benefits of niching down vs building a general agency (37:18) David and Erich's approach to scaling sustainably (42:06) Top advice for agency owners who are looking to start and grow (46:55) Mentions: Empire Flippers Podcasts Empire Flippers Marketplace Schedule a call with our expert sales advisors  Create an Empire Flippers account Subscribe to the This Week in M&A newsletter Agency Elevation GoHighLevel David's Facebook page Sit back, grab a coffee, and peek behind the curtain of a successful white-label agency!

Many highly skilled SEOs and digital marketers use their expertise to build high-performing websites and other online assets.  Others recognize that their skill itself is an asset that they can leverage. So they create an agency, hiring out their SEO and PPC expertise to businesses in need. But building an agency is no walk in the park. How do you rise above the noise and claim your spot in this highly competitive arena? In this episode, we sit down with two entrepreneurs who've walked the talk—David Kauzlaric and Erich Schaefer, the minds behind Agency Elevation. This full-service, white-label agency offers a suite of digital solutions, including SEO, PPC, Facebook Ads, and TikTok Ads.  Join us as they pull back the curtain on their journey to agency success.Diving into their strategy, David and Erich unveil the blueprint of Agency Elevation's triumph. One standout element? Transparent pricing. While many agencies play the hidden-cost game, David and Erich defy the norm by showcasing their pricing upfront, fostering trust and transparency. With a 100% US-based team, Agency Elevation eliminates the hurdles of time zones and communication, ensuring swift turnarounds and effective collaboration.  They also walk us through the common characteristics that successful agencies share. The most important ingredient of success? Focusing on a specific niche. According to David and Erich, “Niche-focused agencies are the easiest to scale because you can get instant credibility with just good branding. All you need is a good offer, good branding, and experience or results in that industry. We see guys going from zero to multiple seven figures in three or four years because they're niche focused.“ So, whether you're a budding entrepreneur with dreams of agency ownership or a seasoned player aiming to amplify your agency's performance, this episode holds the key. Enjoy! Topics Discussed in This Episode: David and Erich's entrepreneurial journey and how they started their agency (02:09) Why Agency Elevation is 100% US based (05:02) How David and Erich manage to serve a high variety of niches and services (09:03) How the agency is structured in order to scale and stand out from the crowd (18:11) The service hierarchy that David and Erich recommend to their customers ( 22:22) Why David and Erich prioritize being transparent about their pricing (25:12) The common traits of successful agencies (33:24) The benefits of niching down vs building a general agency (37:18) David and Erich's approach to scaling sustainably (42:06) Top advice for agency owners who are looking to start and grow (46:55) Mentions: Empire Flippers Podcasts Empire Flippers Marketplace Schedule a call with our expert sales advisors  Create an Empire Flippers account Subscribe to the This Week in M&A newsletter Agency Elevation GoHighLevel David's Facebook page Sit back, grab a coffee, and peek behind the curtain of a successful white-label agency!

David Dennis is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Eckerd Connects, one of the nation's largest nonprofits providing workforce development, Job Corps, juvenile justice, and child welfare services across the country. His book is called GAMENESS, Land on Your Feet, Not on Your Feelings. Inspired by the word "gameness," which is not commonly used today but was prominent in the 1800s, Dennis explores its rich meanings and attributes in his book. The four defining characteristics of gameness that he highlights are a never-quit mindset, resilient purpose, a fighting spirit, and the will to act beyond one's feelings. David has earned certifications as a licensed professional counselor, marriage and family therapist, and childcare administrator. He holds a bachelor's degree from Oklahoma Baptist University and a master's degree in marriage and family counseling from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He and his wife Becky live in Clearwater, Florida. They have five grown children. What You'll Learn in This Episode: David's personal story and background The importance of discipline and acting beyond feelings Cultivating a mindset of game and taking charge of circumstances Turning pain into power and bouncing forward Introducing the concept of gameness and its significance Links Mentioned in This Episode: Website

There's no denying the benefits of being a business owner. It allows you to be your own boss, and have greater control over your time. And, you have the potential to make life-changing amounts of money.  But there are also risks involved, and buying the wrong business can be a costly mistake. You need to find a business that fits your unique skills and needs, which can be challenging. That's where David C. Barnett comes in. David is a former business broker who now works with buyers and sellers of small businesses, helping them navigate the sales process and ensuring they walk away with a good deal.  In this episode, David walks us through the intricacies of identifying the right business to buy. He explains why buyers should narrow down their search criteria instead of being industry agnostic, and reveals how to make the best return on your investment. According to David, “Find a business that makes money and has problems that you know how to address. That's the best opportunity because it's already profitable, so you've got this unending runway. Then you can start to fix those problems and create something of greater value. That's when you end up with a good deal.” David sheds light on the realities of being a business owner, including why many businesses require a long period of hands-on work before they can become passive.  Finally, David reveals the truth behind “no-money-down” financing, explaining how in many cases, this means leveraging your assets and owing massive debts to alternative lenders. These debts take years to pay off and counteract the perceived freedom that buying an online business gives you. If you're thinking of buying an online business, then you can't afford to miss out on the expert knowledge David shares in this episode! Topics Discussed in This Episode: David introduces himself and his history as a business broker (02:13) Things that often take buyers by surprise and how buyers can protect themselves (20:05) The realities of running an online business that people often underestimate (27:31) Why there's no such thing as a “hands-of” online business (36:39) How to buy a local business and successfully run it remotely (39:20) The business models that lend themselves to being run remotely (44:39) The truth behind “no-money-down” financing (45:25)  Mentions: Empire Flippers Podcast Empire Flippers Marketplace Schedule a call with our expert sales advisors  Create an Empire Flippers account David's YouTube Channel David's website Sit back, grab a coffee, and learn how to identify the right business to buy to help you level up!

There's no denying the benefits of being a business owner. It allows you to be your own boss, and have greater control over your time. And, you have the potential to make life-changing amounts of money.  But there are also risks involved, and buying the wrong business can be a costly mistake. You need to find a business that fits your unique skills and needs, which can be challenging. That's where David C. Barnett comes in. David is a former business broker who now works with buyers and sellers of small businesses, helping them navigate the sales process and ensuring they walk away with a good deal.  In this episode, David walks us through the intricacies of identifying the right business to buy. He explains why buyers should narrow down their search criteria instead of being industry agnostic, and reveals how to make the best return on your investment. According to David, “Find a business that makes money and has problems that you know how to address. That's the best opportunity because it's already profitable, so you've got this unending runway. Then you can start to fix those problems and create something of greater value. That's when you end up with a good deal.” David sheds light on the realities of being a business owner, including why many businesses require a long period of hands-on work before they can become passive.  Finally, David reveals the truth behind “no-money-down” financing, explaining how in many cases, this means leveraging your assets and owing massive debts to alternative lenders. These debts take years to pay off and counteract the perceived freedom that buying an online business gives you. If you're thinking of buying an online business, then you can't afford to miss out on the expert knowledge David shares in this episode! Topics Discussed in This Episode: David introduces himself and his history as a business broker (02:13) Things that often take buyers by surprise and how buyers can protect themselves (20:05) The realities of running an online business that people often underestimate (27:31) Why there's no such thing as a “hands-of” online business (36:39) How to buy a local business and successfully run it remotely (39:20) The business models that lend themselves to being run remotely (44:39) The truth behind “no-money-down” financing (45:25)  Mentions: Empire Flippers Podcast Empire Flippers Marketplace Schedule a call with our expert sales advisors  Create an Empire Flippers account David's YouTube Channel David's website Sit back, grab a coffee, and learn how to identify the right business to buy to help you level up!

Along with exhausting all your resources, education and determination can make a big difference no matter your industry! Today's guest, David Zamarin, tells us exactly how to get on the Shark Tank Show. He also explains how he invested the money into his education and the idea of nanotechnology, eventually leading him to develop the protective coating product, DetraPel.David shares his journey as a teenage entrepreneur and the behind-the-scenes when he joined the Shark Tank show, where he made a pitch to the sharks. What happens after the cameras stop rolling and how did his appearance on the show change the trajectory of his business? Tune in now and also learn the importance of sustainable businesses and their role in positively impacting the environment.Key Points from This Episode:David's background and what he and his business do.David shares his story of when he was an entrepreneur in his teenage years.How did David end up making $25k a month when he was in high school?David talks about his episode on the Shark Tank Show and tells us how he got in.What did David think when the sharks started making offers, especially since he was just 19 years old?How did airing in the show take his business into a company?David speaks about how functional his business was and their marketing lift at that time.What is the company doing today in a snapshot and how much capital does David have to infuse and raise from outside investors from the beginning?David's eco-friendly coating company and what it does.How did David raise capital for his company and how did he find investors?What is the ratio of capital to value?What is series A and what is the pivot there?The things that David is excited to be working on over the next couple of years.Links MentionedDavid Zamarin on LinkedInDavid Zamarin on InstagramDetraPel WebsiteAbout David ZamarinSneaker-head, serial entrepreneur, thrill-seeker, and proud founder of DetraPel, David Zamarin is the chief visionary behind his company which he brought to life in 2013 at the young age of 15.  David's passion and urgency to disrupt the growth trajectory of global challenges directly caused by irresponsible manufacturing is the driving force for the company's philosophy and purpose which is rooted in a commitment to developing innovative formulas that reduce environmental impacts and negative health effects. While David spends most of his time working on developing DetraPel, he recently graduated Magna Cum Laude from Babson College where he received the Entrepreneurship Award. A member of several youth entrepreneurship advisory boards, David seeks to give back to the entrepreneurship community and ignite the minds of young aspiring leaders.

This Episode David talks to Colin Knox of Gradient MSP about Cost-Effective Automation for MSPs.  Everyone in the IT Managed Service Provider industry has a different vision of the Stack. The MSP Stack Podcast explores MSP approaches to great client experiences and talks about the collection of tools and technology that make the MSP indispensable. Subscribe to join us as we talk to MSP Owners and Operators about all the buzzwords! PSA, RMM, Remote Management, Patch management, Ticketing, Time tracking, Task management, CRM, Billing & Invoicing, Cybersecurity, Email security, Zero trust access, Licensing, Password management, Documentation, Backups, ThreatOps, and more. [S01E19]

This Episode David talks to Alton Johnson of Vonahi Security about Automated Pentesting: The Future of Offensive Security.  Everyone in the IT Managed Service Provider industry has a different vision of the Stack. The MSP Stack Podcast explores MSP approaches to great client experiences and talks about the collection of tools and technology that make the MSP indispensable. Subscribe to join us as we talk to MSP Owners and Operators about all the buzzwords! PSA, RMM, Remote Management, Patch management, Ticketing, Time tracking, Task management, CRM, Billing & Invoicing, Cybersecurity, Email security, Zero trust access, Licensing, Password management, Documentation, Backups, ThreatOps, and more. [S01E18]

This Episode David talks to Carrie Simpson-Richardson of Richardson and Richardson Consulting about Lead Generation. Everyone in the IT Managed Service Provider industry has a different vision of the Stack. The MSP Stack Podcast explores MSP approaches to great client experiences and talks about the collection of tools and technology that make the MSP indispensable. Subscribe to join us as we talk to MSP Owners and Operators about all the buzzwords! PSA, RMM, Remote Management, Patch management, Ticketing, Time tracking, Task management, CRM, Billing & Invoicing, Cybersecurity, Email security, Zero trust access, Licensing, Password management, Documentation, Backups, ThreatOps, and more. [S01E17]

This Episode David talks to Michael Benadiba of MBC about The Microsoft Modern Workplace. Everyone in the IT Managed Service Provider industry has a different vision of the Stack. The MSP Stack Podcast explores MSP approaches to great client experiences and talks about the collection of tools and technology that make the MSP indispensable. Subscribe to join us as we talk to MSP Owners and Operators about all the buzzwords! PSA, RMM, Remote Management, Patch management, Ticketing, Time tracking, Task management, CRM, Billing & Invoicing, Cybersecurity, Email security, Zero trust access, Licensing, Password management, Documentation, Backups, ThreatOps, and more. [S01E16]

This Episode David talks to Mat Burke of Softlanding Solutions Inc. about The IT Services Industry. Everyone in the IT Managed Service Provider industry has a different vision of the Stack. The MSP Stack Podcast explores MSP approaches to great client experiences and talks about the collection of tools and technology that make the MSP indispensable. Subscribe to join us as we talk to MSP Owners and Operators about all the buzzwords! PSA, RMM, Remote Management, Patch management, Ticketing, Time tracking, Task management, CRM, Billing & Invoicing, Cybersecurity, Email security, Zero trust access, Licensing, Password management, Documentation, Backups, ThreatOps, and more. [S01E15]

This Episode David talks to Jeremy Hayward of Solut about The Plight of the CIO. Everyone in the IT Managed Service Provider industry has a different vision of the Stack. The MSP Stack Podcast explores MSP approaches to great client experiences and talks about the collection of tools and technology that make the MSP indispensable. Subscribe to join us as we talk to MSP Owners and Operators about all the buzzwords! PSA, RMM, Remote Management, Patch management, Ticketing, Time tracking, Task management, CRM, Billing & Invoicing, Cybersecurity, Email security, Zero trust access, Licensing, Password management, Documentation, Backups, ThreatOps, and more. [S01E14]

This Episode David talks to Tyson Choptain of Broadview Networks about vCIO, Tools and Delivery. Everyone in the IT Managed Service Provider industry has a different vision of the Stack. The MSP Stack Podcast explores MSP approaches to great client experiences and talks about the collection of tools and technology that make the MSP indispensable. Subscribe to join us as we talk to MSP Owners and Operators about all the buzzwords! PSA, RMM, Remote Management, Patch management, Ticketing, Time tracking, Task management, CRM, Billing & Invoicing, Cybersecurity, Email security, Zero trust access, Licensing, Password management, Documentation, Backups, ThreatOps, and more. [S01E13]

This Episode David talks to Ryan Nesharatnam from Infinite Corporation about the benifits of Ubiquiti Products for your MSP. Everyone in the IT Managed Service Provider industry has a different vision of the Stack. The MSP Stack Podcast explores MSP approaches to great client experiences and talks about the collection of tools and technology that make the MSP indispensable. Subscribe to join us as we talk to MSP Owners and Operators about all the buzzwords! PSA, RMM, Remote Management, Patch management, Ticketing, Time tracking, Task management, CRM, Billing & Invoicing, Cybersecurity, Email security, Zero trust access, Licensing, Password management, Documentation, Backups, ThreatOps, and more.

This Episode David talks to Brian Furner of HLB Systems about ITGlue Documentation. Everyone in the IT Managed Service Provider industry has a different vision of the Stack. The MSP Stack Podcast explores MSP approaches to great client experiences and talks about the collection of tools and technology that make the MSP indispensable. Subscribe to join us as we talk to MSP Owners and Operators about all the buzzwords! PSA, RMM, Remote Management, Patch management, Ticketing, Time tracking, Task management, CRM, Billing & Invoicing, Cybersecurity, Email security, Zero trust access, Licensing, Password management, Documentation, Backups, ThreatOps, and more.

This Episode David talks to Matt Lee Matt Lee, CISSP, CCSP, CCSK of Pax8 about Cyber Security as it relates to MSP Operators and their clients. Everyone in the IT Managed Service Provider industry has a different vision of the Stack. The MSP Stack Podcast explores MSP approaches to great client experiences and talks about the collection of tools and technology that make the MSP indispensable.

This Episode David talks to Cole Thompson of VDC about Secured Managed Hosting. Everyone in the IT Managed Service Provider industry has a different vision of the Stack. The MSP Stack Podcast explores MSP approaches to great client experiences and talks about the collection of tools and technology that make the MSP indispensable. Subscribe to join us as we talk to MSP Owners and Operators about all the buzzwords! PSA, RMM, Remote Management, Patch management, Ticketing, Time tracking, Task management, CRM, Billing & Invoicing, Cybersecurity, Email security, Zero trust access, Licensing, Password management, Documentation, Backups, ThreatOps, and more.

David Gaudet is the author of The Daily Undoing and has spent the last 20 years as a post-secondary educator and teaches all things brand and marketing to his students. In this episode, David shares what marketers need to have in order to succeed in this industry, what companies are actively looking for in their marketers, how David teaches these critical skill sets in his classes, and so much more! Key Takeaways: [1:25] What is wrong with marketing today? [3:00] What is marketing, really? The public and professionals see it through two different lenses. [6:00] What skills are companies looking for in a marketer? [12:00] Where does creativity come from? It starts with being curious and open to surprises. [14:20] Unfortunately, companies don't invest heavily in the pursuit of curiosity because it can be a waste of time. It's hard to measure. [15:20] Do adults live too much of a structured life? Is that why we are unable to really tap into our creativity? [20:35] What skill sets would be beneficial for marketers to know outside of marketing? [23:00] Marketers need to get out of the office and really talk to their customers. Get inside their head. [27:15] There is no excuse not to get out of your bubble. The internet is a great place to socialize and source new ideas from. There are people everywhere you can connect with! [35:20] David does a fun ‘“this or that” segment with your co-hosts. [44:35] What does “competency” really mean? David has eight pillars. [50:55] David shares where the future of marketing is headed, and where there's room for growth. [55:00] A little bit about Voicefound and the important work they're doing for sex-trafficked victims.   Mentioned in This Episode: David on Twitter David on LinkedIn The Daily Undoing: Being Better at Being Human, by David Gaudet Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience, by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Voicefound.ca Email Cynthia at: Cynthia@Voicefound.ca  

David Goltz, Design Thinking Lead explains Design Thinking as a 5 Step Process made up of Empathy, Define, Ideate, Prototype and Test. This Episode David discusses recent Design Thinking Experiences across both Public and Private Sector, from Banking, Councils though to Higher Education.