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2300 Wrestling Podcast with DB Richards and my Special Guest JVD. Today Guest we Have is Trainer at Superkrazee in Deptford Rob Prefontane. Talked about best Advice for his students, demolition and Superkrazee. Much more Producer Quinn Szente --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tenwrestling/support

The pandemic is transforming urban life. People have been fleeing cities for the suburbs and more affordable living as the infrastructure and social dynamics of larger areas continue to change. It comes as a new poll shows the financial toll COVID-19 has had on America’s four largest cities. The future of our cities and what life will look like after the pandemic. Today Guest's CapRadio Politics Reporter Nicole Nixon with the latest at the statehouse and President Trump’s visit to Sacramento Kinder Institute for Urban Research at Rice University Director and California Planning & Development Report Editor-Publisher William ‘Bill’ Fulton growth in suburbs and exodus in cities, California, jobs, how the infrastructure is impacted/changing, urban housing, etc Zillow Economist Jeff Tucker navigates the impact of COVID-19 on real estate and what the housing market might look like after the pandemic Transportation planner, and equity strategist, and Nelson/Nygaard Consulting Associates Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Principal and Director Naomi Doerner transit and city planning as a means to promote racial equity

Today Guest is Scott Choppin. He is the founder of the Urban Pacific Group of Companies, a Long Beach, CA based real estate development company, founded in 2000, that focuses exclusively on urban infill and affordable housing communities throughout California and the western US. Over the last 18 years, the company has developed nearly 1,700 units of unique to market urban housing communities throughout the Western United States. Presently, Urban Pacific has created a new housing innovation called UTH, which provides middle income multi­generational housing to urban families, while producing market superior yields on invested equity. Historically, Urban Pacific’s UTH projects have delivered 29% IRR yields on equity. As well as real estate development, the company provides project and development services to major commercial businesses across the nation through its subsidiary, Urban Pacific Realty Advisors.

Today Guest speaker Evangelist Cliff West talks about a topic entitled “Still Worth Saving”  If you would like to contribute to Evangelist Cliff West’s ministry please follow this link (https://www.nortonsvillecog.com/giving/) and select “offering/other.” In the comment section, simply write “Cliff West” and your contribution will bless his evangelism ministry. The post Still Worth Saving appeared first on Nortonsville Church of God .

Today Guest is James Whittaker Author of Think and Grow Rich: The Legacy , if You have every want to be successful and don't know how to get started I suggest you start listening to James. In This episode he lays out the princples of how to Get Started On Your JourneyDON'T wait success is only one push of a button away WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR!!!

Today Guest on Start your Engines at 10:20am is Linda Vaughn (Miss Firebird & Miss Hurst Golden Shifter)

Today Guest on Start your Engines is Jeremy Clements and Gene Hobby

Hey There you beautiful Podcasters! Welcome to Shine Brighter With Liz, a podcast on Personal Growth and Lifestyle development! Season 2 of my podcast is all conversations with people who I find to be "lighthouses" in the world! People who are living out their dreams and helping others shine their best light at the same time! Today Guest is Real Estate Investor + Entrepreneur, Raul Bolufe! Raul is a Miami native and early on in his life he decided to follow in the footsteps of some of the greatest real estate investors, taking a leap of faith to open up his own company, Raul has found early success. If you know Miami, you might know that real estate is a hot commodity over here. Raul and his team of 12 have flipped over 300 properties. Raul is big on personal development and is always sharing his latest ideas via his social media outlets. He also coaches other entrepreneurs and host meets ups to really encourage others in this community to grow into a better business and a better them! He has made it his life’s mission to help himself and to help others that want to be help! Connect with Raul: IG: Instagram.com/raulbolufe Website: www.raulbolufe.com Podcast: Flipping Miami with Raul Bolufe Youtube: Raul Bolufe --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shine-brighter-with-liz/support

Today Guest is Phenomenal, He is an Amazing Brand Identity Designer, Founder and Creative Director at Togra Designs, the mind behind theDescus a weekly chat series for Designers and also he is very passionate about knowledge sharing,  joining us is – Mr. Olushola Toluwase, and He shared his Design journey with us and also talks about dealing with plateaus, getting unstuck, theDescus series, client management, and much more. Do listen, share with a friend and have Fun!   Notes from Today's Episode: The desire to continuously improve and be better will help you make measurable progress Taking new challenges helped me deal with plateaus and pushed me out of my comfort zone Mentorship is an influence you want to be multiplied in yourself; study your mentors Accountability is important, if you are strategic, you will value and appreciate the need to be accountable. This will save you from making costly mistakes. It is okay to make mistakes, you just need to ask better questions You need to be inquisitive, observant and pay attention to details Learn to adapt, but always focus on the big picture   Remember to go out and create Awesomeness, I am looking forward to hearing from you, send in your comments via email:  thecreativeschronicles@gmail.com, remember to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Spotify and any other podcasting app you use, just search for thecreativeschronicles on your podcasting app and subscribe, thank You!   Show Notes: Follow Mr. Olushola Toluwase on Instagram  – https://instagram.com/iam_olusholatolu

Today Guest is Amazing, He is a Senior Designer at Fourth Canvas, he is well read and the mind behind the #DearDesigner Series, we have joining us - Tunji Ogunoye, he shares his Design journey with us and also talks about the #DearDesigner series, empathy driven design and much more. Do listen, share with a friend and have Fun!   Notes from Today's Episode: Uploading and putting your work out there helps you measure and track your progress You are unique as a designer, understand that you are different, bring this uniqueness to bear on projects Remember that your design is not all about you; you are designing for an audience! Understanding people, psychology and how the abstracts concepts we use are interpreted by people is important. Read about these topics, learn, get feedback and improve Whenever you get a client, understand the project in its entirety before talking about funds Find a rhythm and pattern that helps your productivity    Remember to go out and create Awesomeness, I am looking forward to hearing from you, send in your comments via email:  thecreativeschronicles@gmail.com, remember to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, PlayerFM and any other podcasting app you use, just search for thecreativeschronicles on your podcasting app and subscribe, thank You!   Show Notes: Follow Mr. #DearDesigner on Twitter – https://twitter.com/TunjiOgunoye

Today Guest is Amazing, she is a Motion Designer and also a Brand Identity Designer, we have joining us Debbie Bashorun. Today she shares her Design journey with us and also gives practical tips for handling self-doubt, becoming confident and much more. Do listen, share with a friend and have Fun!   Notes from Today's Episode: You might be in different stages in career with some of the designers you compare your work with, be patient with your process, get feedback, improve and grow. Be willing to listen and learn Experience is key, money can't buy experience. It takes time, trust the process Don't be shy to show your work, put it out there and get feedback Continuous measurable progress boosts your confidence When you get feedback for your work, separate your personality from the project. The feedback is targeted on making your work better and not on attacking on your person. Understand yourself, know what works for you and work it   Demystifying myths The Myth that only Males can be designers is wrong, anybody can design, you need to first want it, then you can go for it. We can master any skill we chose to. Remember to go out and create Awesomeness, I am looking forward to hearing from you, send in your comments via email:  thecreativeschronicles@gmail.com, remember to subscribe on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify and any other podcasting app you use, just search for thecreativeschronicles on your podcasting app and subscribe, thank You!   Show Notes: Follow Debbie Bashorun on Twitter - @ https://twitter.com/DebbieBashorun Follow Debbie on Instagram – https://instagram.com/suane.co

Today Guest on Start your Engines Parnelli Jones

Today Guest is Amazing, we have joining us today Tsowa Mainasara Al-min, He is a JavaScript and Go Developer who aims to change the world; one line of code at a time. Today he shares with us how starting with the basics and working our way up can be of tremendous value to our paths as Creatives.   “Your imagination is not limited whenever you are programming a computer, these devices have the power to do a lot and with little effort you can get them to do anything” Notes from Today's Episode: Stating with and facing seemingly difficult tasks gives us the confidence to proceed and even pick up simpler concept with ease. Learning standards and basics at the beginning is of crucial importance, it will save you a lot of valuable time and effort. If you get stuck, take some time out and come back; try and try again. When you leave the challenge you were working on, use that time to learn something new. Everything we do is connected. What we need more of is community projects, these way we can get more people interested in the tech industry and inspire these people to do more and make them enthusiasts too To stay updated, I usually get myself in the circle of the developers working on the new stuff   Demystifying myths The Myth that a certificate gets you the job is partly true, when you come out with a first class result in computer science, you will get the job, but to keep this job you need to be able to implement a lot of concepts. Most times in school, the students  that practice and implement  concepts they are taught might be average students and the other students that just get the head knowledge without necessarily implementing; will find reality after school rather shocking. Remember to go out and create Awesomeness, I am looking forward to hearing from you, send in your comments via email:  thecreativeschronicles@gmail.com, remember to subscribe on iTunes and any other podcasting app you use, just search for thecreativeschronicles on your podcasting app and subscribe, thank You!   Show Notes: Tsowa Mainasara on Twitter – @neutrino2211

Today Guest is Amazing, we have joining us today is the Women TechMaker Lead for GDG Minna, Ms. Gbemileke Anthony, she is so many things in one, a techie, developer, writer and poet. Today she shares with us how our paths are uniquely different, in this episode she challenges a lot of myths we hold about our personalities, our stories and life's tasks   “Do I have to be a single color, why can't I be a rainbow; if I am rainbow?” Notes from Today's Episode: Accept all of who you are, don't minimize your abilities to fit into people's definitions There is always a learning curve to getting any new skill, you don't just start and become a pro, remember that this is essentially what life is, give it time and be patient When people share their up and downs and failings you are encouraged and you know that you are not the dumbest and you are spurred on to keep going Remember you were once a newbie, be willing to provide mentorship and be honest about your own journey and give advice from your own experience People will still be people, just be as much of yourself as you can   Demystifying myths The Myth that you need to have a singular definition of yourself is quite limiting. “Do I need to stifle parts of me to be organized, can't I be all of me… if you are not just one thing, don't limit yourself” Why is there so much pressure to give a specific very succinct singular definition to oneself? An onion has several layers, but it is still an onion, a sedimentary rock has various strata but it is still a sedimentary rock, this is to say that the sum your parts is greater than the singular entity of you. You can decide to become as much as you desire to be. Remember to go out and create Awesomeness, I am looking forward to hearing from you, send in your comments via email:  thecreativeschronicles@gmail.com, remember to subscribe on iTunes: and any other podcasting app you use, just search for thecreativeschronicles on your podcasting app and subscribe, thank You!   Show Notes: Do you stay in Minna,  join GDG Minna - @ minna.gdg.ng, meetup.com/gdgminna

Today Guest is Amazing, we have joining us Mr. Omole Samuel, he is a full stack web developer and Freelancer, a coding instructor and an IT Consultant, currently based in Abuja, he started out as an Embedded Systems Programmer and then moved on to become an external coding instructor for various private schools and today he is a Freelance Web Developer. Today he shares with us how we could use criticisms as building blocks for career growth and also how community can be the best thing that can happen to any developer. Notes from Today's Episode: Programming languages are like spoken languages, the way to get good at it, is to speak it, keep using it till you get fluent in it. Soft skills matter a lot in this technical field, I actually believe that 20% is your skill set and 80% is the soft skills; your presentation, relationship skills etc. Community is the best thing that can happen to a programmer; you literally have a group of persons with different stories and different perspectives; it's not just about your skill, it's about the community around you. Criticism is what we need for growth, don't be defensive, use the criticism and let it becoming building blocks for your growth When you are just starting out, try and block out distractions, this will aid your growth Most times generalizations people have shaped the narratives people hold and our world views. Don't let such limiting beliefs hold you back, you can handle as much as you can dream up; you can evolve and get better You need to know how to create balance and turn off, this way you can build healthy relationships with friends, family and people in general   Demystifying myths The Myth that you cannot do a lot and be good at it, our brains can actually take as much as we would give it, polyglot programmers and multi-potentialite talented persons is prove to this concept of being able to thrive in more than one field. “A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.”  You can master more than one skill; you are well able. Remember to go out and create Awesomeness, I am looking forward to hearing from you, send in your comments via email:  thecreativeschronicles@gmail.com, remember to subscribe on iTunes and any other podcasting app you use, just search for thecreativeschronicles on your podcasting app and subscribe, thank You!   Show Notes: Follow Samuel on Twitter - @samuel_omole01

A'Esha Goins-Allums has various guest and talk about various issues. Today Guest is Las Vegas's DJ "Lex Luther" Jones. Discussing being single as a DJ and his thoughts on Las Vegas women.