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Send us a text. We love to hear from our fans.SummaryIn this conversation, Janet Engel interviews Tom Nardone, founder of Dignity Lifts, about his innovative products designed to assist individuals with mobility challenges in using the toilet independently. They discuss the importance of toilet accessibility, the installation and functionality of Dignity Lifts, and Tom's journey into the Longevity Economy, highlighting the lack of innovation in products for older adults and women. In this conversation, Tom Nardone discusses innovative solutions for incontinence care, particularly focusing on the Dignity Lift, a toilet lift designed to enhance independence for individuals with mobility challenges. He emphasizes the importance of female perspectives in product design, the real-life impact of the Dignity Lift on users, and the economic benefits of such devices in preventing assisted living. The conversation also touches on future innovations in toileting solutions and the comparative analysis of existing products in the market.TakeawaysDignity Lifts provides essential products for toilet accessibility.Toilet height can significantly impact bowel movement ability.Installation of Dignity Lifts is straightforward and user-friendly.Innovative products can enhance independence for those with mobility issues.The Longevity Economy lacks product developers focused on older adults.Humor can play a vital role in marketing assistive devices.Tom's background as a mechanical engineer informs his product development.There is a significant gap in innovation for women's health products.Dignity Lifts aims to improve quality of life for its users.Understanding customer needs is crucial for product design. The Pure Wick has revolutionized incontinence care for women.Female engineers are crucial for designing products that meet women's needs.Clothing management during toileting is a significant challenge for those with mobility issues.The Dignity Lift promotes independence and dignity for users.Many customers purchase the Dignity Lift out of necessity, not as a luxury.The VA supports the use of toilet lifts to keep veterans at home.Economic factors play a significant role in the decision to use toilet lifts.The Dignity Lift has received high praise from users for restoring independence.There is a growing market for innovative toileting solutions.Future innovations may focus on enhancing existing products rather than creating new ones.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Dignity Lifts05:38 Installation and Functionality of Dignity Lifts16:39 Tom's Journey into the Longevity Economy22:14 Innovative Solutions for Incontinence Care29:47 Enhancing Independence with the Dignity Lift35:04 Comparative Analysis of Toilet LiftsSupport the showwebsite: https://homedesignsforlife.com/Email: homedesignsforlife@gmail.com

Tom Nardone is a serial entrepreneur, shares his journey from engineering to founding multiple businesses, including Dignity Lift, which focuses on solutions for the aging population. He discusses the importance of embracing unconventional ideas, navigating niche markets, and the lessons learned from his various ventures. Tom emphasizes the significance of finding unique opportunities and the value of feedback in the entrepreneurial process. What you will learn in this podcast - How embracing unconventional ideas can lead to successful business ventures. - Identifying underserved markets can create unique opportunities for innovation. - Tom's early business ideas and how he made his first millions - Why feedback from peers and potential customers is crucial for refining business ideas. - Why higher-priced products often yield better profit margins in business. - Overcoming self-doubt is essential for entrepreneurial success. - Tom's experience highlights the significance of adaptability in business. - Creating impactful solutions for the aging population is a growing market opportunity. Connect with Tom here: https://DignityLifts.com https://PriveCo.com Tom's TEDx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng9tftkVEtI

Entrepreneur and product developer and repeat offender Tom Nardone is back chatting about what he's done and what he's doing. 36 Ideas and a System (TEDxDetroit) Detroit Mower Gang ShopInPrivate.com, Bachelorette.com, Vibrators.com Dignity Lifts

This week Larry Webster is joined by Hagerty Media's editor-at-large, Aaron Robinson, and the BIG talk of the day is the Ferrari movie. Both Larry and Aaron saw it over the holiday break and they are not short on feelings about the film. In addition to Ferrari film talk, Larry also has an interview with Tom Nardone (Dignity Lifts, shopinprivate.com, motivational speaking, discussing ADHD, blogging and more), who is arguably one of the more interesting people in the world and definitely worth the listen! Join the Hagerty Drivers Club! https://www.hagerty.com/drivers-club/ About the pod: the Never Stop Driving podcast is available on Itunes, Spotify, and YouTube. Like this newsletter, it's free to everyone because one of Hagerty's goals is to spread car passion. On the show, we'll cover a wide range of automotive topics, including interviews with the people doing the most interesting work in the car world. I expect it to evolve over time so your feedback is welcome. Please give it a listen and help us spread the word with a positive rating and share it.

Real estate is a huge business with great potential for wealth. But just because you've set up your own business doesn't already mean you've achieved real estate success. In this episode, we'll hear the interesting story of Tom Nardone and get some expert advice on how to really have a thick cash flow in investing! From being a mailman to having a handsome 350 properties, Tom shares his wits and the secrets of a real estate millionaire and how you too, can do it!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Real Estate Investor Summit Community:reinvestorsummit.comReal Estate Investor Summit FacebookReal Estate Investor Summit TwitterReal Estate Investor Summit YouTubeMitch Stephen LinkedIn

Tom Nardone built multiple million dollar online companies for people who don't want to be embarrassed buying embarrassing things online. His company PriveCo, through his multiple online shops sells everything embarrassing - from drugstore items, to romantic items and more. PriveCo is unique as it specializes in online privacy. They have over 500,000 customers that trust them with their most personal products, ailments, and purchases. They became leaders in their industry by having the discipline to ensure their process is as private as possible.  Your secrets are safe with PriveCo. Listen in to our short conversation about it all. We wont tell anybody you listened. :-)    

In this episode of Your FIRST $100K Show, Joseph Warren is joined by  Tom Nardone  Millionaire Mailman, Entrepreneur, and Author  ...to discuss how he went from making $0 to $200K/yr and $$$ millions in assets.  Links www.MillionaireMailman.com  ★ Subscribe First100K.com   BLOW UP ROCKS™  ELITE COACHING FOR AMBITIOUS MEN  I Help Christian Husbands Go From Angry & Stressed to PEACE & PURPOSE in 90 Days or Less Without Therapy or Marriage Counseling! - BlowUpRocks.com  Music: Purple-Planet.com

Tom Nardone is the founder and president of PriveCo, a specializes in selling items that people would prefer to buy privately. ShopInPrivate.com is the world's most private store. Also check out Bachelorette.com and Vibrators.com for more private needs. Tom's latest project is Dignity Lifts, toilet lifts for those with mobility concerns. Some of Tom's other projects: Extreme Pumpkins where strange pumpkins designs for silly and outrageous jack-o-lanterns are showcased.Detroit Mower Gang has been mowing parks in Detroit for eleven years. Tom also gave his opinion on two books: The Longevity Economy by Joseph F. Coughlin and The Industries of the Future by Alec Ross.

Écoutez l'épisode sur le thème du Fromage en cliquant ici.Pour suivre les nouveaux épisodes du Cabaret des Acolytes: https://www.facebook.com/LeCabaretDesAcolytes/ Dans chacune de leurs émissions, les Acolytes vous proposent de faire le tour d'un sujet dans la bonne humeur et la légèreté. Un thème différent par diffusion est exploité: du bonbon à consommer sans modération. Aimez notre page Facebook ici.Cette semaine, on célèbre le Fromage du Québec. Nos artisans ont un penchant pour nommer leur fierté par le nom de célébrités bien de chez nous: Louis Cyr, Soeur Angèle, le Curé Labelle, le Curé Hébert, Laliberté (pour le nom le sculpteur québécois), Hercule de Charlevoix... Ou encore ce sont des villes qui sont mises à l'honneur. On n'a qu'à penser au fameux OKA, le Péribonka, le Tomme de Grosse-Île, le Kénogami, Le Bleu D'Élisabeth (et non ce n'est pas la Reine qu'on souligne ici mais bien Sainte-Élizabeth de Warwick). Livres discutés:Mordue de fromage !De: Anick DumontetAux Éditions: La SemaineLes fromages, L'art de choisir, de présenter et de dégusterDe: Yannick AchimChez l'éditeur québécois Marcel BroquetLes brefs extraits musicaux diffusés:Le pays des fromages [ Tom Nardone et les sales gones ]Compilation de chansons de fromage [ Arnaud Soly, Marie-Lyne Joncas ]Les phrases fromagées [ Bleu jeans bleu ]J'ai mangé trop de patates frites [ Bleu jeans bleu ]J'ai du bon fromage [ Passe-partout ]Les Fromages [ François Morel ]

Tom Nardone has many projects and jobs but we do focus on the the Enemies of Debris fundraiser on Dec. 6th. * Founded Detroit Mower Gang (how the Barretts know him), Trash Fishing and recently formed the 501c3 Enemies of Debris all with the goal of cleaning up Detroit.* Founded BulletSafe Bulletproof Vests (super affordable level IIIA bulletproof vest)* His main gig is PriveCo. He bought up a bunch of odd domain names that all link to him where he sells items that are embarassing to buy in a store. (like adult toys and medical stuff, anything you are too embarassed to go buy). I think he owns bachelorette .com, vibrators .com, stuff like that.* He's an extreme pumpkin carver - extremepumpkins .com He runs the pumpkin smashing show at Detroit Zoo Boo every year and makes appearances on national tv. He is a famous pumpkin carver, and has written three best selling books on the subject. And we covered a few articles..Italian Doctors Invent New Tool To Remove 23-inch Dildo From Man’s RectumBill, The Tinder Profile We've Been Waiting ForPlease consider supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/simpleblasphemyFollow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/simpleblasphemyFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SimpleBlasphemyFind everything by visiting: www.simpleblasphemy.com

Tom Nardone has many projects and jobs but we do focus on the the Enemies of Debris fundraiser on Dec. 6th. * Founded Detroit Mower Gang (how the Barretts know him), Trash Fishing and recently formed the 501c3 Enemies of Debris all with the goal of cleaning up Detroit.* Founded BulletSafe Bulletproof Vests (super affordable level IIIA bulletproof vest)* His main gig is PriveCo. He bought up a bunch of odd domain names that all link to him where he sells items that are embarassing to buy in a store. (like adult toys and medical stuff, anything you are too embarassed to go buy). I think he owns bachelorette .com, vibrators .com, stuff like that.* He's an extreme pumpkin carver - extremepumpkins .com He runs the pumpkin smashing show at Detroit Zoo Boo every year and makes appearances on national tv. He is a famous pumpkin carver, and has written three best selling books on the subject. And we covered a few articles..Italian Doctors Invent New Tool To Remove 23-inch Dildo From Man’s RectumBill, The Tinder Profile We've Been Waiting ForPlease consider supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/simpleblasphemyFollow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/simpleblasphemyFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SimpleBlasphemyFind everything by visiting: www.simpleblasphemy.com

Finally we have run out excuses and posted the first show in almost two years. Yvonne are looking forward this. Thanks for all of you who supported us.

I had the honor of having the one and only Millionaire Mailman on the show today, Tom Nardone.    I met Tom early last year on an investor cruise and had the pleasure of doing a swamp tour on his fan boat whilst we all prepared to depart on a week long cruise to soak up rays and knowledge.    Tom has been in the real estate world since the mid 80's and started out the gate buying rentals from owners on his mail route!    Listen in as we discuss his progression over the years, what he's learned through multiple market cycles, opportunity zones, rentals, notes, paper assets, subject 2 and so much more.   Find Tom at www.MillionaireMailMan.com   Text the word “mailman” to 31996 to get his free e-book  

Tom Nardone is known as "The Millionaire Mailman" and there is an absolutely incredible story behind that! Going from being a mailman to a millionaire through real estate, Tom has one of the most interesting success stories that you'll ever hear. 

Tom Nardone is a mailman turned house flipper, author, speaker and coach. Today he shares how he found his true calling from what he saw everyday and how economic downturn led him closer to Christ. He grew his business from a side hustle to a career by taking advantage of what God had already put right in front of him. Tom demonstrates the importance of looking at what you have and not what you don't have. Listen to Tom's story now! Stories Tom shared: Finding Christ at a youth meeting when he was 12 Seeing the world differently after giving his life to Christ How God showed him that his wife was the right woman for him Realizing that being a postman was not his highest calling How the real estate crash of 2008 affected him The books that helped him remember his relationship with God What God said to him while praying at a stoplight What being conformed to Christ's image looks like in his life Coaching people who flip houses Great quotes from Tom: There are a lot of promises God makes to us that He wants us to hold him to. Whether it's ups or downs, enjoy the journey. Resources we mentioned: Battlefield of the Mind: Winning the Battle in Your Mind by Joyce Meyer Destiny: Let God Use You Like He Made You by Tony Evans Tom's website: millionairemailman.com Text: mailman to 31996 for a link to download his book Notice: JavaScript is required for this content. The post Tom Nardone and Opportunity in the Ordinary appeared first on Eric Nevins.

Tom has been investing in Real Estate since the 80's and is a wealth of knowledge and experience. His early mentors are legends of the business and I believe Tom is quite simply a Legend in the Making.

Tom Nardone is a mailman turned house flipper, author, speaker and coach. Today he shares how he found his true calling from what he saw everyday and how economic downturn led him closer to Christ. He grew his business from a side hustle to a career by taking advantage of what God had already put […] The post Tom Nardone and Opportunity in the Ordinary appeared first on Eric Nevins.

This week’s Misfit Entrepreneur is Tom Nardone. Tom is known as the Millionaire Mailman. He is a great example of ingenuity and the American Dream. He is the co-author of the best-seller, Secrets of Real Estate Millionaires and has been featured on Good Morning America, CNBC, and others. At age 19, Tom started working for the post office, but according to him, it didn’t take him long to realize that the security entrapment of a “good job” is NOT a lot different from a 30-year jail sentence. So in 1993, he took some real estate investing courses and bought his first property. But, he realized that he had a huge advantage where others didn’t. Every day, he would see properties along his mail route. In fact, being a mailman, gave him even more huge advantages which I won’t spoil and let him tell you about. Because of the system he developed, Tom was able to retire at 35. Nowadays, he has purchased over 250 properties and works with and mentors others on their path to real estate investing success. The lessons he will share with you will not only help you if you invest in real estate but also in your business as well. www.MillionaireMailman.com Get Tom's Free Ebook on How to Make $10,000 in Your First 90 Days in Real Estate: Text Mailman to 31996 Tom started working as a mail carrier in 1979. After 5 years, he and his wife wanted to find a way for her to be a full-time mom. And one mailman’s paycheck wasn’t going to make it work. So, Tom went to a few real estate seminars where he met a couple mentors that were real and doing the business. They helped him to realize that he was in the neighborhoods everyday where he got to look at houses and start a real estate business doing what he was doing every day. He got started by buying run-down, foreclosed houses on his mail route. He slowly fixed them up and rented them out and after 10 years, he woke up and realized that he had enough cash flow that he could go full time. At the 6:30 mark, Tom reveals more about how found and got his homes… He would see the notices of potential foreclosure in the mail where he had to deliver a certified letter. The home owner would mention needing to get rid of the house and Tom would offer to help. He would come back after work in his civilian clothes and work out a deal with the seller. Tom stressed that timing and being prepared to act are big keys to success. What is different between the crisis in the 80’s and what we saw in 2008/09 with real estate and what are you seeing in the market now? 2008/09 allowed many to reinvest in the market at a very low price which hadn’t been available in a few decades. There are signs to watch for to see if there will be a slowdown in real estate or a future buying opportunity. Look for new housing starts to slow Look for defaults on credit cards to pick up Look for defaults on car payments After these happen, then you see foreclosure filings go up. At this point, Tom is seeing houses not move as fast and prices begin to flatten out. There has been an uptick in foreclosures. The next crash is not here yet, but things look to be slowing or at least in a softer patch Tell us about your system. How do you find properties and make them profitable? You want to buy houses for way below market value – find $1.00 for $.50. Tom uses postcards/mailers to find interested parties that need to get out of properties Mailers still work very well. You can get much more “intelligent” mailing lists You can get lists of absentee owners, 2nd homeowners, age, price range, how long people have owned properties, and also the equity spread, etc. Your profit as an investor is directly related to the equity already in a property. For example, if you find a property worth $100k and the owner only owes $50k on it, but wants to get out…you can negotiate to get the property below market value. Where can an investor get a list like you mentioned? Listability.com Listsource.com Where you need to be careful is that it can be expensive to test because of mailer costs. You have to give it a shot and when you find a good response rate with a list, stay with the company you got it from because the data is good. What is the criteria you look for in a deal? Look for problems, not properties. There needs to be uncomfortable circumstances with the seller and they have to be ok with selling at a discount. They just want to get out. There will be work that needs to be done – so you have to have a good idea of what those costs will be. If you can do a cash offer, you have a better chance. Only a small amount of offers you put will have interest and you will close a few over time – so staying consistent is important. At the 26 min mark, Tom talks about wholesaling and how you can make money that way. When flipping a property, you don’t want to have more than the 40% mark in the home compared to similar homes in the market. This means if houses are $200k average, you don’t want to have more than $120k in it after purchase and repairs. How does someone purchase a property if they don’t have the ability to do an all cash offer? Throughout the country there are real estate clubs and meetups. Go to the meetings in your area and start to make connections and learn These connections will have money and or be able to help you. Meeting others in the space can help you as well in evaluating deals to make sure you are not doing a bad deal. There is even the ability to use 401k or IRA money. There is a lot of money from non-traditional places looking for a home. It’s called “lazy money.” Talk to us about renting… That is the endgame. You want to have a rental portfolio in which the tenants pay down and eventually become free and clear. This will give you great cashflow and tax benefits over time. This cashflow is better than most retirement plans. But, you must be willing to play the long game to get there. Thoughts on AirBNB? You can do really well with them. It is more hands on as you need to run a tight ship with them. You also need to get good reviews from your guest Any other tips and tricks? Don’t become emotionally involved in a property. If you are buying a distressed property, it has problems, so the numbers have to make sense. Treat it like a business. Be careful about borrowing money personally – make the asset the sole collateral. What have you learned from real estate investing that translates well to running a business? You cannot and should not do everything yourself Put together your team of all stars in the areas where they are needed to help you. Stick with your unique ability   Best Quote: "Look for PROBLEMS, not properties..."   Tom's Misfit 3: Don’t settle for mediocrity. Do something bigger and braver. If it doesn’t feel right, don’t do it. Where the mind goes, the man follows. Feed your mind with good things.

The key to becoming a successful entrepreneur is all about mindset. Surrounding yourself with people who are where you want to be will program the way you think and support you in developing the ethos of an entrepreneur. So, where do you go to find the right mentors and Meetup groups? Tom Nardone is the Millionaire Mailman, mail carrier turned real estate investor who started buying homes on his route back in the 1980’s. After 25 years in the business, he has purchased 250-plus properties and created courses for several real estate information products. Tom is also the co-author of Secrets of the Real Estate Millionaires, and he has appeared on Good Morning America and CNBC’s Power Lunch. Today, Tom sits down with Emerald to share his evolution to become the Millionaire Mailman, explaining how he leveraged his work delivering mail to find real estate deals. He discusses how he developed the mindset of an entrepreneur, the unique way he financed his first property, and how he utilized mentors early in his investing career. Tom also shares the three best ways to approach the real estate business and his mission to give back by coaching aspiring investors to their first check. Listen in for Tom’s insight on surrounding yourself with the right people and developing the thought patterns necessary to be a successful real estate entrepreneur. What You Will Learn The moment Tom realized he was trapped in a government job How Tom leveraged his work delivering mail to find properties How Tom developed the mindset of an entrepreneur The unique way Tom financed his first real estate deal Tom’s top three approaches to the real estate business Wholesale Fix and flip Buy and hold The difference between true mentorship and info marketing How Tom utilized mentors early in his real estate career How Tom has supported 600 students in the last five years The value in learning to sell yourself through presentations Tom’s three- to six-month coaching process How Tom celebrates wins with tax-deductible vacations Tom’s advice on surrounding yourself with the right people Connect with Tom Nardone Millionaire Mailman Resources Secrets of Real Estate Millionaires by Tom Nardone, John Assaraf and Dustin Mathews New Media Summit Zig Ziglar Meetup Connect with Emerald GreenForest Creative Age Consulting Group Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation. Email listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com

Joseph Warren chats with: Tom Nardone - Millionaire Mailman | Entrepreneur | Author "USE YOUR JOB AS AN ASSET" Mailman becomes millionaire buys 250 homes on his mail route How Tom went from $0 to $200K/yr and $$$ millions in assets Where to find $50K-$70K homes for sale His #1 mistake you're doing right now and HOW to stop asap!! Learn More: www.MillionaireMailman.com Get More: www.First100K.com Become A Patron of The Show! Get Patron-Only Rewards Music: www.Purple-Planet.com

Ep #80 - Matt Brauning sits down for a special interview with Tom Nardone, the "Millionaire Mailman" who successfully transitioned from working as a 19 year old Post Office mailman to a real estate millionaire. Tom has now bought over 250 properties, and he truly lives the American dream. He has been featured on Good Morning America, CNBC's Power Lunch, and The Cash Flow Show.  Tom now spends his time working with and mentoring students who have rental properties and helping them with the challenges that tenants can give property owners. He works with both new students and experienced students in negotiating with sellers whether face-to-face or over the phone.  He is the co-author of the book, "Secrets of the Real Estate Millionaires," and he has created and written manuals for several real estate info products. If you would like to get his ebook, "How to Make $10,000 Wholesaling and Flipping Houses in 90 Days or Less," follow the instructions in bold below. Text the word "mailman" to 31996 to get your FREE BOOK You will receive Tom Nardone's "How to Make $10,000 Wholesaling and Flipping Houses in 90 Days or Less" when you text "mailman" to the phone number 31996. This is an incredible interview and you are going to learn a ton from Tom Nardone whether you are in real estate or not. Enjoy! Connect with Tom Nardone on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TomRNardone Twitter: https://twitter.com/gethugechecks LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomnardone/ As always, please remember to rate, review, and subscribe to the show if you have not already done so. We love to hear from you. Please share your feedback, guest suggestions, or ideas for show topics on social media. Facebook: @mattbrauning Instagram: @mattbrauning Twitter: @mattbrauning www.mattbrauningpodcast.com www.fireboxbook.com Get Your Copy of Matt's new book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Firebox-Principle-Drives-Every-Entrepreneur-ebook/dp/B07FDKK9QW

Do you believe it's possible to break free from the grind of a Job or business, regardless if you're a Blue Collar worker or a Doctor? It IS and the Millionaire Mailman PROVES it in this episode. Real Estate can give you “Income For Life” and a Lifestyle with cash flow when you get to your “Freedom Number”. Your Freedom Number is the number you need to meet your expenses and support your lifestyle so you can break free from an occupation that binds you.Tom started working for the Post Office as a mailman back in the 80's. It didn't take him long to realize that the security entrapment of a "good job" is not a lot different from a 30 year jail sentence. “You feel trapped, and your income is limited.” Tom started buying houses on his mail routes and After 25 years of buying and holding and buying and selling, Tom has bought and sold over 250 properties.Tom co-authored the book Secrets of the Real Estate Millionaires and has created and written courses for several real estate information products. Tom has been twice featured on television with two appearances on Good Morning America with Charles Gibson and Joan London and also CNBC's Power Lunch with Bill Griffith, with radio appearances on The Cash Flow Show and Real Estate related Podcasts.Find out more at www.MillionaireMailman.com Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom Nardone is THE Millionaire Mailman. He co-authored the book Secrets of the Real Estate Millionaires and has created and written courses for several real estate information products. Tom has been twice featured on television with two appearances on Good Morning America with Charles Gibson and Joan London and also CNBC’s Power Lunch with Bill Griffith, with radio appearances on The Cash Flow Show and Real Estate related podcasts. We discuss: Where all dreams come to die [2:51] The skills of a mailman that would help him launch into the real estate business [5:04] The handwriting that will get you a much higher open rate than any e-mail you send [6:59] Smart ways to filter and target your marketing [9:31] How someone who is making his first steps in the real estate investing can get to a monthly recurring income [12:33] How to work on a non-local market [16:07] Why now is a good time to start buying properties [17:40] How the pressure of online business can push you to change coats overnight [19:13] The core difference between education and instruction that will most probably lead you to your first deal [22:20] Tom started working for the Post Office as a mailman back in the 80’s. It didn’t take him long to realize that the security entrapment of a “good job” is not a lot different from a 30-year jail sentence. “You feel trapped, and your income is limited.” Tom started buying houses on his mail routes and after 25 years of buying and holding and buying and selling, Tom has bought and sold over 250 properties. What’s in it for your Listeners? If your Listeners would like to break free from the grind of a Job or business, regardless if they are a blue-collar worker or a doctor, real estate can give you “Income for Life” and a lifestyle with cash flow when you get to your “Freedom Number”. Your Freedom Number is the number you need to meet your expenses and support your lifestyle so you can break free from an occupation that binds you. Learn more about Tom at  Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/TomNardoneSpeaks/) . (http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/smashing-the-plateau) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn 0Shares

What if you knew that your everyday routines carried the clues to unlocking a million dollar opportunity? That’s what Tom Nardone discovered. For many years Tom was a mailman with a dream to break free from the grind of his job. By following his passion and taking inspired actions, Tom leveraged the knowledge he gained on his daily route to build a million dollar house flipping business. Whether you are interested in real estate wealth, or are always looking for inspirational stories to activate your own million dollar ideas, this is an episode not to miss!  Join me on episode 86 of Amplify Your Success Podcast as real estate millionaire Tom Nardone shares his story of “blue collar postman” to real estate success. Key Takeaways What gave Tom the courage to break out of a steady government job and pursue his freedom based business. The most important habit that he discovered ALL entrepreneurs need to have to be successful in business. Tom shares his BIG OBSTACLE and how upgrading his mindset unlocked the money flowing into his business. Tom and I talk about an “old school” marketing technique that is now a crucial part of any small business marketing plan. How did you develop the habits that Entrepreneurs need to have in the biz world? The two-phase growth strategy Tom used to build leveraged income and develop true financial freedom. About the Guest: Tom Nardone started working for the Post Office as a mailman back in the 80’s. It didn’t take him long to realize that the security entrapment of a "good job" is not a lot different from a 30 year jail sentence. “You feel trapped, and your income is limited.” Tom started buying houses on his mail routes and after 25 years of buying and holding and buying and selling, Tom has bought and sold over 250 properties. Tom co-authored the book Secrets of the Real Estate Millionaires and has created and written courses for several real estate information products. Tom has been twice featured on television with two appearances on Good Morning America with Charles Gibson and Joan London and also CNBC’s Power Lunch with Bill Griffith, with radio appearances on The Cash Flow Show and Real Estate related Podcasts. Connect with Tom Nardone Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Instagram Mentioned In this Episode: Get Tom’s book "How to Make $10,000 in 90 days Flipping Your First House” by texting the word "mailman" to 31996 Join in Amplify Your Success Community for Amplify LIVE on Thursdays

About Tom Nardone: Tom Nardone has bought and sold more than 250 houses and, in the last 5 years, has taught over 600 people his simple secrets to attaining financial freedom.  Tom started working for the Post Office as a mailman back in the 80’s and it didn’t take him long to realize that the security entrapment of a "good job" is not a lot different from a 30 year jail sentence. “You feel trapped, and your income is limited.” Tom started buying houses on his mail routes and After 25 years of buying and holding and buying and selling, Tom has bought and sold over 250 properties. He has co-authored the book Secrets of the Real Estate Millionaires and has created and written courses for several real estate information products and has been twice featured on television with two appearances on Good Morning America with Charles Gibson and Joan London and also CNBC’s Power Lunch with Bill Griffith as well as radio appearances on The Cash Flow Show and Real Estate related Podcasts. If you would like to break free from the grind of a Job or business, regardless if they are a Blue Collar worker or a Doctor, Real Estate can give you “Income For Life” and a Lifestyle with cash flow when you get to your “Freedom Number:” the monthly income you need to meet your expenses and support your lifestyle so you can break free from an occupation that binds you.   In this episode Virginia and Tom discuss:   How leveraging your current lifestyle may ultimately be your key to freedom!  Opportunity is all around you if you keep your eyes open! How to capitalize on a crisis and become a solution “super-hero” who designs win-win scenarios for others so you can win for yourself! Three ways to use real estate investment to create cashflow and wealth     Key Takeaways: Set a long-term goal and commit to meeting smaller milestones along the way.  We tend to overestimate what we can accomplish in a year and UNDERestimate what we can do in 10 with a little consistency! Don’t be a seminar junkie.  Implement what you learn, then REWARD yourself with another opportunity to learn. Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is walk away from the deal when the win/win just isn’t there. Profit is the entrepreneur’s paycheck!   How to reach Tom:   www.millionairemailman.com TEXT the word mailman to 31996 to receive Tom’s FREE ebook on how to do your first deal in 90 days!    

“You gotta quit that stupid job.” Former mailman turned real estate investor, Tom Nardone used a secret weapon to his advantage: As a mailman, he could tell which properties were receiving certified foreclosure letters before anyone else knew the property was available.  Listen in as Tom and Kim discuss how Tom went from “mailman” to “millionaire mailman” in just under 10 years. Get the show notes, transcription and resources mentioned at https://thekimsutton.com/pp404 Highlights: 12:17 Look for problems, not properties 13:27 My simple goal: to buy 3 houses a year 13:53 You gotta quit that stupid job - how Tom decided to leave his job as a mailman 28:35 Self-care: make sure you’re running the business and you’re not actually doing the business

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We are back after nearly a 90 day hiatus. We have up stories and all the crap that makes The Tom Nardone what it is.

No guest in the history of ADHD reWired has appeared as many times as Tom Nardone, and he joins me again on this episode.  If you’re new to the podcast, Tom and I have been friends since the start of this show.  He is the host of .  Tom was diagnosed with brain cancer in September of 2017. In this episode, you’ll hear a lot of laughter and emotion from Tom.  Tom is always an open book, and this visit to the podcast is no exception.  Most of this conversation is Tom sharing the emotions that he is experiencing at this stage of his brain cancer recovery.  He is incredibly transparent and I think we all have a lot to learn from Tom, and how he handles this situation. Connect with Tom Nardone: Website -  You’ll Learn: [09:21] - Tom came on the podcast about a week after brain surgery.  We talk about his communication skills after the surgery. [11:16] - Tom talks about his experience leading up to and immediately following his surgery. [17:00] - Tom describes what it’s like to go through radiation treatments. [20:55] - Tom explains why he tries to maintain a sense of humor throughout the process and provides a few examples of his humor opportunities. [27:55] - While Tom’s radiation has ended, and there is a tapering off period, he still has physical effects which leads to other people acting differently. [32:01] - Tom has been experiencing some unexpected symptoms that he considers a night panic attack. [37:17] - Tom shares why he struggles with his emotions during this time. [46:28] - We are trying to raise money to help Tom with his healthcare costs.  You can donate at  [54:08] - Tom talks about the anxiety he’s feeling and the fear of disappointing others. [1:05:03] - When it comes to ADHD, Tom says that he “is” ADHD.  He shares his thoughts on labels. [1:10:14] - Tom shares how he feels about people interacting with him after they know he was diagnosed with brain cancer. [1:13:40] - I have a little fun at Tom’s expense by having him repeat something he said earlier in the show. [1:17:04] - Tom explains how paralysis has caused him to spit when he talks and eats. Use my Audible.com affiliate link for your favorite titles: ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group Early registration of our 12th season of the ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group is now open. To learn more and schedule your interview, .  Early registration pricing is limited to the first 18 people. Support the podcast on Patreon Patreon allows listeners like you to support content creators like me.  With a monthly contribution, you can get access to different levels of perks.  Learn more at  ADHD reWired Facebook Group: If you would like to join the ADHD reWired secret Facebook group, go to  and fill out an application. Productivity Q&A Get your ADHD questions answered live!  These Q&A sessions take place on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 12:30pm.  Go to. ADHD Women’s Palooza I will be one of the presenters at the 3rd annual Women’s Palooza!  Join me and over 30 other ADHD experts at this conference.  This is an online event, and you can catch all of the sessions and the replays.  Learn more and register at  Want to be a guest? Hey! What about you?  Do you have a story?  Are you a Coach?  Are you an ADHD Clinician?  If you answered yes to any of these questions and you’d like to be a guest, schedule a pre-interview call .

Tom Nardone joins us to update his friends, family, and fans on his progress after having brain surgery to remove a tumor. He is not out of the woods yet and cannot return to work. In addition to some hilarious and moving insights from Tom about this experience, we ask that his supporters do what they can to help reduce his stress around his mounting bills by contributing to his GoFundMe Page. www.gofundme.com/Support-Tom-Nardone

Happy ADHD Awareness Month!Today, I'm thrilled to have Tom Nardone on again, sharing his story of triumph and tribulation. He's recently undergone surgery for a brain tumor and shares the experiences he's faced since.Share your love and support for one of the ADHD Communities' funniest personalities as he and his family brave his recovery road ahead.gofundme.com/support-tom-nardoneThank you!JennieClick to view: show page on Awesound

This is just me with a weekly update of about 12min. We be on the road at the time this posts at 7am Tuesday morning EST. Update page is tomnardone.net/update

This Week’s Episode: This week, I am pleased to be joined by Tom Nardone. Tom is not only a friend to ADHD reWired and the ADHD community, but someone who really has become one of my best friends.  Tom is the voice of courage, humility, and bravery.  On September 19th, Tom had a brain surgery to try to remove a tumor from the part of his brain that deals with his speech.  His speech has been affected.  Tom and his wife, Yvonne, join me about a week after Tom’s surgery. In this conversation, you will hear details from Tom on his recent brain cancer diagnosis and surgery.  Tom explains his speech issues, and what it’s like to adapt to those changes.  Tom also shares how this situation has changed his perspective on life.   Connect with Tom Nardone: You’ll Learn: [08:32] - Tom talks about recording and releasing a podcast episode shortly after his brain surgery. [11:46] - Tom shares what he remembers about the day of the surgery. [15:05] - I explain how I used my conversation with Tom as a scenario with my coaching group. Tom tells the story of this medical issue. [23:25] - Tom says that finding an entertainment niche without formal education. [24:23] - Tom explains what it is like to speak now and shares his outlook on his situation. [42:56] - Tom talks about a country singer that stutters, but when he sings, his speech is not impacted at all.   [46:22] - When Tom was in the hospital, he made the nurses download his podcast. [50:12] - Tom talks about how this experience has changed his perspective. [57:18] - Tom shares that he hates going to the doctor’s office, usually. But he has had a very pleasant experience with the medical care he received in this process. [58:08] - Tom explains his current outlook on life, which is quite inspiring. [1:00:54] - I share my observation on Yvonne’s role in Tom’s communication.  Tom shares the role she has played in his life recently despite her medical issues. [1:03:16] - Tom thanks the community for their support during this time. [1:06:35] - I took notes during our conversation, and I ask Tom to sing the words I had trouble understanding. We also work though the word “gigabyte.” [1:14:54] - Yvonne talks about enjoying some of this process. [1:17:14] - Yvonne has been talking with several people about helping set up a crowdfunding campaign.   Your Resources: Use my Audible.com affiliate link for your favorite titles: ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group October is ADHD Awareness Month, and we are kicking off with early registration for the 11th season of the ADHD Coaching and Accountability Group.  January 8th is the start date for this season, and you can save $400 by registering during October’s early registration drive.  Schedule your October registration call now. I’m available on most Tuesdays and Thursdays.  To learn more and schedule your interview, . Support the podcast on Patreon Patreon allows listeners like you to support content creators like me.  With a monthly contribution, you can get access to different levels of perks.  Learn more at ADHD reWired Facebook Group: If you would like to join the ADHD reWired secret Facebook group, go to and fill out an application. Productivity Q&A Get your ADHD questions answered live!  These Q&A sessions take place on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 12:30pm.  Go to . Want to be a guest? Hey! What about you?  Do you have a story?  Are you a Coach?  Are you an ADHD Clinician?  If you answered yes to any of these questions and you’d like to be a guest, schedule a pre-interview call .

An interview with Tom Nardone about his awesome brain, the tumor that managed to find space in his skull, the reality of facing surgery, and the importance of being real in any situation. If you don't know Tom Nardone yet, you will want to know him better after this show. Tom is having brain surgery on Tuesday. Whether you watch or not, please direct your healing thoughts and energy to him that day and in the days following while he heals. The ADHD community and the rest of the world would not be the same without him. Update since the interview- Tom came through surgery with flying colors and is healing well.  Every week on Your ADHD Life podcast Dr. Kirsten Milliken interviews people affected by ADHD. Guests include parents, partners, teens, adults, teachers and other professionals. This is your online ADHD support community.

The Tom Nardone Show APP is discussed along with our recent yardwork activity. and there is the usual banter and all the reasons people listen to this show  

Episode 65 Laurie Dupar & Tom Nardone Coaching and Binge Watching   Yes! Laurie Dupar at great potential risk to her career and credibility graced The Tom Nardone Show to discuss Coaching and ADHD, but also a whole lot more.   Laurie Dupar has been an ADHD Coach for many years at Coaching for ADHD and has recently started an ADHD Coach training at The International ADHD Coach Training Center.   This was a fantastic episode and I would like to personally thank Laurie for being so forthcoming in sharing parts of her personal life that she has never shared before. Hear it first on The Tom Nardone Show.   Reach Laurie on Facebook Coaching for ADHD Page Twitter @lauriedupar  

What happens when you decide buy a lawn tractor on Craigslist so you can mow some grass in an abandoned park? Lots of cool stuff. This week we talk with entrepreneur Tom Nardone about volunteerism and how doing something is always better than nothing. Follow Tom on www.Twitter.com/mowergang Patreon: www.patreon.com/dontfeedthetrolls Website: www.trollspodcast.com iTunes: bit.ly/trollspodcast RSS: bit.ly/trollsfeed Google: bit.ly/trollsgoogle

125 | Success Despite ADHD   Hello everybody. Tom Nardone here,  This week, we had the pleasure of speaking to Dan Spears. Dan learned of his ADHD as a result of the problems it was causing in his marriage. This episode hit especially close to home for me.  Dan saw a therapist in the fall of 2015. He was diagnosed and given a prescription. The therapist he was seeing at the time recommended he read, “Driven to Distraction” which was somewhat helpful. While the book spoke of helping with strategies, it was the emotional side of things that presented the biggest challenges in his life.  Dan speaks of his experience with procrastination, accountability and memory. These issues have caused problems for him, and consequently for his wife in their communications with one another. Dan cannot recall the simplest of things to memory when his wife engages him, in what should be a normal conversation. He has trouble not just remembering names, but entire events of which he was a part of. He often has only vague memories of things they have done or places they have been to.  Those of us with ADHD know this feeling all too well. Our inability to focus on the things we are doing, prevents us from being able to recall them later. This causes those who know and love us to feel like we are not interested in them or in the things they say to us or do with us.  This is not just a problem with our families. We struggle at work where forgetting something can present a completely different set of problems.  We see the so called “regular people” and wonder how they seem to master interactions and tasks with little to no effort. We wonder what they have that we do not. We ask ourselves, “Is it something we will ever learn?” We ask ourselves, “How to they do this without having to look for a strategy”   For many of us, this is where we begin to feel inferior or not good enough. Those of us with ADHD will usually take one of two paths. We will simply give up or mentally check-out and accept defeat, or we will seek the help of a professional. Thankfully Dan Spears has chosen the latter.  Dan works in IT and a big part of his job is preparing time sheets. This is very important because it is the way they ensure that clients are billed properly. This is where Dan struggles the most. He has tried many different methods to achieve this but nothing has worked for him in the long term.  We invite you to listen as Eric discusses solutions and helps Dan not only develop new strategies, but leaves him with a genuine enthusiasm about their implementation on this 125th episode of ADHD reWired.   Bio: Dan Spears   Dan is a 36-year-old native of Liverpool, England, who unfortunately does not sound like one of the Beatles. He immigrated to the US in 2005, landing in Texas, then ventured north to Ohio in 2010, where he lives with his wife, 3 step-children, and 2 cats and according to Dan, a rabbit that hates him.   Dan was finally diagnosed with ADHD in 2015.   Stay tuned to ADHD reWired for follow-up sessions with past guests who have allowed Eric to help them and keep up with their progress. Hey! What about you? Do you have a story? Are you a Coach? Are you an ADHD Clinician? If you answered yes to any of these questions and you'd like to be a guest, schedule a pre-interview call      Audio books mentioned in the show. Driven to Distraction – Edward M. Hallowell The Power of Habit – Charles Duhigg The Willpower Instinct – Kelly McGonigal Get these titles through my Audible.com affiliate link: http://www.audibletrial.com/ADHDreWired

Tom and Yvonne went to Myrtle Beach South Carolina for a vacation. Learn of their most recent adventures on the this amazing episode of the Tom Nardone show!

Time is almost up. RegisterToday!forthecoaching and accountability group just go to Ep.114|LivingYourMission Jennie Friedman is an ADHD coach out of New York. She is thehost of the “See in ADHD” Podcast and the cohost of the“The ADDCouple”podcast. Jennie graced the ADHD reWired studios with herpresence for the second time and this show was a lot of laughs asis always the case when Jennie present. Jennie is a member of Podcast Paradise,anonlinegroupofpodcasters and after seeking their counsel, shetoretoolabit.Jennie has recently re-launched her podcastandhascommittedto anamazing 5 shows per week. Jennie decided thatshehaslearneda lotsince the original launch that she referredtoasthe“SilentLaunch”. Jennie also goes to explain that muchofthiswasdo toher having a freak-out over her blog andthepressureshewasputting on herself. She finally told herself thatifshemustwritethen perhaps it is best she finish her next book. Jennie and Eric spend a great dealoftimediscussingVerticalHeterophoria, and the work of . OneofJennie’slistenersand close friends Renee Brooks wasrecently onaveryspecial show doneby Jennie’s See in ADHD’sPodcast Somewhere in the second half of this episode of ADHD reWired theshow took a bit of a turn as Jennie takes Eric to task on hisunwillingness to brand Tom Nardone with the title ofproducer.Jennie Admits to a bias as she claimed to be a raving fanof Toms.She is perhaps the first person to have finished thebook.She even mentioned she has a signed copy of the book that isalso signed by Tom’s wife Yvonne. Eric also believes his copy to besigned by Yvonne, but I can assure you it was not. This show is among the best and it was fantastictohearEricandJennie laugh at themselves and each otherthroughoutthewholeshow.These notes cannot possibly do it justicesopleaselisten toandenjoy episode 114 of ADHD reWired You can reach Jennie at

Tom Nardone is the Real Estate Millionaire Mailman Every one of us has a choice on what we want to be when we grow up and sometimes as we get older we can still make a new decision.  Our Featured Guest today is Tom Nardone.  Tom is another great example of Finding Freedom through real […]

[coolcastplayer id="75"] Tom Nardone is an example of pursuing the American Dream of financial freedom. At age 19, he started working for the Post Office as a mailman. It didn’t take him long to realize that the security entrapment of “good job” is not a lot different from a 30 year jail sentence. “You feel trapped, and your income is limited.” Realizing his “good government job” was not going to make his dreams of being financially free come true, Tom took some real estate investing courses and bought his first house in 1983 at just 23 years old. Shortly thereafter he recognized a valuable asset available to him that his real estate investor competition did not have. Walking around on mail runs gave him the advantage of finding prime real estate opportunities very quickly. The post 061: Define Your Why, Follow Your Dreams – Tom Nardone appeared first on The Positivity Effect.

[coolcastplayer id="76"] Tom Nardone is an example of pursuing the American Dream of financial freedom. At age 19, he started working for the Post Office as a mailman. It didn’t take him long to realize that the security entrapment of “good job” is not a lot different from a 30 year jail sentence. “You feel trapped, and your income is limited.” Realizing his “good government job” was not going to make his dreams of being financially free come true, Tom took some real estate investing courses and bought his first house in 1983 at just 23 years old. Shortly thereafter he recognized a valuable asset available to him that his real estate investor competition did not have. Walking around on mail runs gave him the advantage of finding prime real estate opportunities very quickly. The post 060: The Millionaire Mailman – Tom Nardone appeared first on The Positivity Effect.

Tom Nardone proves the American Dream of financial freedom is entirely possible once we open our eyes and recognize opportunities are literally everywhere. That’s how he became known as the Millionaire Mailman by getting involved in real estate investing. Tom wasn’t always the investor and author he is today who has been seen on TV talking about his life. He started simply as a “postal person” working a government job. At age 19, he started working for the Post Office as a mailman. It didn’t take him long to realize that the security entrapment of “good job” is not a lot different from a 30-year jail sentence. Tom explains it simply and truthfully. He says, “You feel trapped, and your income is limited.” Realizing his “good government job” was not going to make his dreams of being financially free come true, Tom took some real estate investing courses. He bought his first house in 1983… at the age of 23. (So when you say you’re too young to be an investor, you’re wrong.)Tom soon realized he had a major unfair advantage over other investors. That’s because he was delivering the mailed default notices and related mail that every homeowner who falls behind in payments always receives. That means Tom could knock on the doors of these individuals and chat with them. He would quite literally get there first and before other real estate investors. He’d have to jump into his civilian clothes to go back and have a deeper conversation with the homeowners, but he got really, really good at it. Every day Tom (like all other mailpersons do) drove and walked neighborhoods to deliver mail. Tom started buying houses on his mail routes and networking with other letter carriers to refer to him vacant houses that provide an excellent source of leads that no one else knows about. Smart move! This went on till Tom was 35, at which point he decided he didn’t need to be a mailman any longer because he had at least 35 rental properties. Tom explains the foreclosure process from the viewpoint of a mailman. He says that before the Lis Pendens and the Complaint are filed, the only people who know that the house is headed for foreclosure are: #1) The borrower who can’t make the payment, #2) The lender who didn’t get the payment, and #3) The mailman who has to deliver the certified letter sent from the mortgage company to the borrower, and gets to walk up to the front door and stare the person on title right in the face.Tom said, “When I bought my first few houses, my fellow workers started calling me “Millionaire Mailman”! The name stuck. Listen as Tom shares his story of how he built a portfolio of 25 “keeper” rental houses with positive cashflow and retired from his job. Tom says, “When I finally quit my job, my fellow workers were coming back to me begging me to teach them how I did it.”After Tom quit his J-O-B, he realized he no longer had the “inside scoop” on finding house deals from his old mailman job. So, he started an approach of building a mailman bird dog network. Another smart move!Tom now has more than 250 properties and truly lives the American dream in Florida. (But that doesn’t mean he only invests in Florida. Not by a long shot!) Want to know how he did it? Want to become a real estate investor? Tom lays it out step by step in this episode of my Cash Flow Diary podcast. Learn more. LISTEN NOW.

This week on Strategic Real Estate Coach Radio, Kyle Garifo interviews the "Millionaire Mailman" Tom Nardone. Tom is is a prolific entrepreneur and has founded four companies that each have more than $1,000,000 in annual revenue and allowed him to retire at the age of 35. Kyle and Tom discuss how Tom started his career as a mailman and how that position helped him find leads on properties that were being foreclosed on.

Tom is joined by a listener in the Tom Nardone studio as they talk about hoarding. Kristin Weicht is a real life hoarder.  

Popular returning guest Tom Nardone, of The Tom Nardone Show, walks through his book Chasing Kites, detailing his childhood stories of dealing with life, school, family, and ADHD. Go to erictivers.com/105 for the full show notes and links mentioned in this episode. Purchase a copy of Tom Nardone's book here: Go to meetme.so/erictivers to schedule a free 20-minute consultation with Eric if you're interested in the next Coaching and Accountability Group. Or, if you want more information about the next ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group, go to coachingrewired.com. For a free audio-book download from our sponsor Audible.com, please visit AudibleTrial.com/ADHDreWired Help the CHADD organization by donating to their fundraising campaign here: gofundme.com/oneof15m.

This week I sit down with Tom Nardone. We chat about living a big life, internet business, starting multiple businesses, vibrators, and more! Show Quote: "To get one great idea you need one hundred ideas and a system to determine which one is the best." By Gurminder Bedi More Show Notes to Follow Tom Nardone http://PriveCo.com http://ShopinPrivate.com http://bulletsafe.com http://www.extremepumpkins.com/ https://www.facebook.com/MowerGang/ http://twitter.com/PriveCo Renegade Detroit Investors http://RenegadeDetroit.com http://MeetUp.com/RenegadeDetroitInvestors http://Facebook.com/DetroitInvestmentClub http://Twitter.com/JeremyBurgess http://Youtube.com/user/DetroitWholesalers https://SoundCloud.com/RenegadeDetroitInvestors https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/renegade-detroit-investors

Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer is probably one of the most famous Christmas stories in the world. I find that sad. I cannot for the life of me, understand what it is about this story that any parent would like their child to learn.Christmas stories like that typically have an underlying message that teach kids some life lesson or help them to understand things about the world. Rudolph is no exception to that rule. It’s just the wrong lesson. Let me explain. For those of you who have not heard the story. A beautiful reindeer is born, but he is a little different. He is not like the other reindeer. He had a shiny red nose that glows. It, through most of the story, causes him nothing but grief and bullshit; much like anybody who,God Forbid, is different than others and the world just can’t seem to grasp this.  With the exception of Rudolph’s mother, the entire town was on his ass for something he could not help, and something he could not change. He wasn’t like everyone else, so all the other asshole reindeer decide that they don’t like Rudolph because of this shiny red nose. They laughed at him and they called him names. Rudolph’s father even covers his nose with a fake black one so that Santa Clause will find him acceptable. Yes, Santa. There is a scene where Santa, wobbles his jolly fat ass right into the shop where Rudolph’s dad was putting the finishing touches on his new black nose. Rudolph’s dad informs him that he has the nose problems well under control. He explains to Santa that it won’t be a problem, and that is son won’t embarrass him. Rudolph had no friends, no family, and no support system. He for no reason was made to feel bad about himself. His own father and that White bearded, bag-toting, ho ho ho shouting, sack of shit who is loved across the globe, could not see the beauty in what was different about this gentle meek child reindeer. Sometime later, a storm came in. It was a storm that could have halted Christmas. Santa was very concerned. (so he claimed) He was worried that all the poor little children in the world would have to go without the toys that his slave colony of elves has been working on all year. Yes, he was screwed. Santa did not have a clue, and he did not have a plan. he stood outside and watched the storm roll in with nothing, but his dick in his hand. Then all of a sudden, Santa remembers Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. He thinks to himself “Yeah Rudolph! That is the reindeer whose balls I have been busting all year. He is the one that has no friends and whose life I have been ruining for the glorification of my ego.” So now that Santa’s plans are shit side up, he thinks of Rudolph. Santa realizes that Rudolph’s shiny red nose can be of service to him and to the rest of the bastards who ostracized him and shut him out. Their lives can now be easier with Rudolph’s nose. So Santa, and Rudolph’s father, and all the other Shit-bag reindeer went to Rudolph, humble for the first time. Santa looking at the ground says “Hey Rudolph, as you know there is a storm coming and we are all really up shit creek here. Would you mind using your nose so that we can all see where in the Hell we are going tonight?” OK, Now here comes the Bullshit. Rudolph proudly agrees, to escort these son’s of bitches. He just tucked his tail and bailed these assholes out. This basically the story of Rudolph. I would like to apologize on behalf of Director: Larry Roemer, and Writers: Robert May, Romeo Muller. Literarily speaking they have corn-holed us all. All these years you have had to know the story as it is and it is all because of these three assholes Well your pain ends today. I, Tom Nardone, and I would like to present a more proper ending to this story. I now present the Tom Nardone ending. “Hey Rudolph, as you know there is a storm coming and we are all really up shit creek here. Would you mind using your nose so that we can all see where in the Hell we are going tonight?” Rudolph agrees. (Now stay with me) So on the night they leave, the reindeer get harnessed up, and they all take to the air from the North Pole. Santa is relieved; he could not believe that his gelatinous ass was finally airborne, and everything would work out okay, or so it seemed. Presenting: Rudolph the Rad-Nosed Reindeer. Rudolph was at the head of the pack leading the way to spread Christmas cheer to the whole world. About twenty minutes into the flight, they were clear of land. Then Rudolph, seeing, that they were now flying over the ocean, breaks a sinister grin. He detaches himself from his harness and flies around alongside the sleigh and says to Santa and all the reindeer. Rudolph’s nose increased its brightness casting a fiery red aura around himself as he spoke: “ALL I WANTED WAS TO BE TREATED LIKE ANY OTHER REINDEER, BUT ALL OF YOU CHOSE TO SHIT ON ME!  SO YOU PRICKS THINK ABOUT THAT ON YOUR WAY TO HELL. I  THIRST FOR THE TEARS YOU WILL SHED AS YOU CRASH THIS PIECE OF SHIT SLEIGH INTO THE OCEAN, WHILE TRYING TO FLY THIS MOTHER-F#CKER BLIND!! BEFORE YOU DIE. KNOW THIS!! I AM GOING BACK TO CHRISTMAS TOWN, AND I’M GONNA BURN THAT MOTHERFU#KER TO THE GROUND WHILE THE WHOLE TOWN SLEEPS!!! I WILL DRINK YAGER FROM THE SKULL OF AN ELF, AND EAT VENISON AS I STAND IN THE CREMATORY THAT YOU ASSHOLES ONCE CALLED HOME, I WILL WAIT FOR THE WHOLE TOWN TO BURN. WHEN IT IS COMPLETE I WILL GATHER THE ASHES AND THEM IM GONNA BURN THE F#CKING ASHES. YOU DOUCHE-BAGS DENIED ME A MERRY CHRISTMAS, SO I WILL JUST MAKE MY OWN HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! SO MERRY CHRISTMAS ASSHOLES, MERRY FU@%ING CHRISTMAS. Rudolph then flew away leaving Santa and the other reindeer without any hope of survival.

Margit Crane of Gifted with ADD is our guest and we discuss public transportation among other things as usual. Margit is an ADHD coach and Blogger who primarily works with families more so than individuals with ADHD.  

Tom started buying houses on his mail routes and After 25 years of buying and holding and buying and selling, he has bought over 250 properties, and truly lives the American dream. He co-authored the book Secrets of the Real Estate Millionaires and has created and written courses for several real estate information products. Inside this FREE “First Millionaire Manifesto”, J V reveals the seven steps to seven figures and how to put more money in the bank, enjoy a richly rewarding life, and make a big difference. Subscribe in ITunes Like this Podcast? Help spread the word. Subscribing and leaving a review helps other business owners and entrepreneurs find our podcast…and make their big difference. They will thank you for it.   Watch this FREE Video to discover the Secrets to getting in your zone, achieving fast results, and building a high-profit conscious business.  Conscious Millionaire Podcast: On his free podcast, Monday through Friday, J V interviews top successful entrepreneurs and business owners who reveal their business solutions and business opportunities on topics such as: conscious business, social entrepreneurship, business online marketing, internet business solutions, internet marketing, team building and culture, goal setting, how to become a wealthy entrepreneur, and developing a high-profit business plan that will change lives and the world.

Tom started buying houses on his mail routes and After 25 years of buying and holding and buying and selling, he has bought over 250 properties, and truly lives the American dream. He co-authored the book Secrets of the Real Estate Millionaires and has created and written courses for several real estate information products. Inside this FREE “First Millionaire Manifesto”, J V reveals the seven steps to seven figures and how to put more money in the bank, enjoy a richly rewarding life, and make a big difference. Subscribe in ITunes Like this Podcast? Help spread the word. Subscribing and leaving a review helps other business owners and entrepreneurs find our podcast…and make their big difference. They will thank you for it.   Watch this FREE Video to discover the Secrets to getting in your zone, achieving fast results, and building a high-profit conscious business.  Conscious Millionaire Podcast: On his free podcast, Monday through Friday, J V interviews top successful entrepreneurs and business owners who reveal their business solutions and business opportunities on topics such as: conscious business, social entrepreneurship, business online marketing, internet business solutions, internet marketing, team building and culture, goal setting, how to become a wealthy entrepreneur, and developing a high-profit business plan that will change lives and the world.

In this awesome episode, Alex and I are talking with ‘Millionaire Mailman’ Tom Nardone. Tom was actually a real postal worker for more than 10 years – he really did start as a mailman, which was his first job, and that job actually led him directly into REI. Using all of his postal knowledge, he created a genius REI product that he uses with mailmen and mailwomen – to help him find deals. This guy knows everything there is to know about the postal industry and direct mail, and in today’s episode, we’re getting all the insider info from him, as well as an awesome freebie. Let’s get to it…

In this awesome episode, Alex and I are talking with ‘Millionaire Mailman’ Tom Nardone. Tom was actually a real postal worker for more than 10 years – he really did start as a mailman, which was his first job, and that job actually led him directly into REI. Using all of his postal knowledge, he […]

In this episode I play a clip of Clark Howard from www.calrkhoward.com talking about real estate investing and I am talking to Tom Nardone from www.millionairemailman.com about section 8 housing.

  The Talcum Fist of Mother Nature has made it a bad day to be Tom Nardone as a giant tree has fallen across his front yard. Join Tom and his wife as they discuss the seven stages grief and how they correspond Tom not wishing to get off his ass and deal with the problem. See the video here. https://youtu.be/se_AyDOghlw

Tom and Yvonne for the first time on their ADHD Podcast decide to actually talk about ADHD. Tom has decided to take on a coach. He and his wife discuss Toms future with his good friend Eric Tivers who will have the monumental task of helping Tom get some of his stuff together. This show is not particular designed to be funny but is very inspirational hearing of Tom finally making an effort to improve upon his awesomeness

This is a compilation of shows I have Done with Justine Ruotolo on the Miss ADD Show. Justine was one of the people whio encouraged me and I am forever in her debt. I think this is a fantastic compilation. This is only because Yvonne is on third shift this month and we should be back on a reguar rotation next week. 

In episode #92 of You Leading You, Tom Nardone, a podcaster and blogger with a great sense of humor joins me for a laugh filled episode with a spotlight on how we need to take those lemons that life hands us, and just pucker up. Enjoy a conversation with this ADHD focused individual who brings laughs as […] The post YLY 092: Having A Laugh About Life With Tom Nardone appeared first on You Leading You .

Many ADHD People and non ADHD People, who are trying to achieve things, set goals for themselves. This is a practice employed by many people but not me. My wife enjoys setting goals and using them as a way to get things done. I look at them as something else at which I can fail.  I have heard you are more likely to achieve goals if you write them down first. I dont think I would write them down because it is stilll failure only now there is documentation of it. Join me Tom Nardone and my wife Yvonne Nardone as we hash this out. Tom Nardone of ADHD People adhdpeople.net @thetomnardoneshow @adhdpeople @tomnardonehere  

I really hate it when Yvonne says “Hey honey! Let’s watch a movie on Netflix tonight!” Don’t get me wrong. I love my ADHD wife, and I love spending time with her. However, us watching a movie on Netflix does not consist of us watching a movie on Netflix. It is something entirely different. Both of us are as ADHD as Hell, and it usually goes like this. We begin by queuing up the movies. Yvonne and I have standards for the movies we watch. There is one requirement that both of us have before it is even considered. The movie must be rated R. No PG, no PG-13, it must be rated R. If it is not rated r, then both of us know that the movie will only be a watered down version of what it could have been. We feel if the director had cared, enough about (his viewers they ) DECIDE ON THEIR OR HE. BE CONSISTENT would have included the right swear words and graphic violence that make a movie enjoyable for the whole family. In True ADHD Fashion we will begin scrolling through the entire menu, from A to Z. We will stop here and there to watch a preview. This part of the process is much like the old TV program called “The Gong Show” As the preview starts we watch it intently. As the preview is rolling, if either of us sees a red flag, we say, “VETO”. That means stop the preview, and continue scrolling. Yvonne will immediately veto a movie for the following reasons: creepy/evil children, the lighting in the movie is too dark, or movies about vampires, werewolves, zombies or Satan. I will Veto any movie that has two people who are obviously going to fall in love. I will veto any movie that has Barbra Streisand, Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds, Ben Aflac, Ben Stiller or Jason Statham. I will also under no circumstances watch any tear-jerking sports movies. Yvonne will not usually enter my man cave because according to her, it is “gross in there”; therefore, we have to watch the “together” movies in the family room where we have only a modest entertainment system. Because of this, I automatically veto any movie I think should be viewed in High-Def or in 5.1 Surround. This usually takes about an hour, and it is not even over yet. At this point, we will get up and take our bathroom breaks, get something to drink, and maybe pop some more popcorn. Now an hour has passed, and we have gone through every movie that Netflix has to offer, and determined that they are all shit. Then Yvonne wants to go to the documentaries. She loves them. I have only one rule about documentaries. “Is this a documentary of a rock band?” If not, veto. Then it is on to TV series. By this time, we have spent about two and a half hours together. We have walked through the muck and the mire that Hollywood has placed before us. We have taken an extensive in-depth tour at “The Museum of Shit-Box Entertainment”. We spent two and a half hours of our lives identifying all the programs that we never want to see. I have to be honest with you; I would not trade a minute of it. I know that some of you would feel that this process would be like being beaten over the head with a bag of oranges however, it is not. During those two hours, we laughed, talked, asked questions, made comments, talked about the good or bad movies we saw together and apart. We talk of the times in our lives when we saw the older movies with our parents. Yvonne and I interacted and communicated and did not even realize or care where the time went. When we realized what time it was, we laughed about that. I then got up, kissed her, said goodnight, and went upstairs to play with my toys. Yvonne and I spend some good quality time together. How tragic would it have been to find a movie that we both liked? I am Tom Nardone, and you are welcome  

My husband is Tom Nardone. Anyone in a relationship with a blogger might have the same issue as me. He is obsessed with blogging, but I think he is even more obsessed with bloggers. When I say obsessed I don’t mean He loves to play games or go to the gym (ha ha). I mean he has lost 40 pounds because he’s so busy blogging that he won’t stop to eat.   He not only blogs but now he has joined your community of bloggernaughts to interface with. For him It’s seemingly a blogger love gone cult. He knows and communicates way more online than in real life. But to Tom this is his real life. Don’t get me wrong I’m proud that he’s found a stage for his bizarre and controversial opinions. Blogging also makes him happy.   Tom is obsessed with his blogger stats and checks them like a 60 year old woman playing video poker. 300 hits is an all cherry day. His day is shot if people don’t like him or comment. I really liken it to a gambling addiction. Tom sits in front of his laptop after publishing a post, as if it were a video game. He used to bring me his laptop to show me a map of the world on goggle analytics, to brag to me about the wide span of his readers or as I will call them followers. “Hey babe! Check this out they love me in Australia” or “Hey babe! Look I am storming across Europe!!” He pretends not to care that I don’t read his all of his blog.   This happens to be true. I don’t read all of his blog. I think Tom is a brilliant writer and he connects well with his readers. The problem is that I have heard this shit a thousand times before, and since I don’t agree with half of the shit he says, I find it to be a reminder of the aggravation of his twisted and non-sense views. Sometimes when I read his blog I just want to pretend we are not related.   I have not been working, so I have enabled Tom to spend all of his free time on this. My Tom is ADD so I have been keeping track of the location of his wallet, and keys. I pay all the bills, I beg him to please bring me a load of laundry down to wash, and I am convinced that were it not for my involvement, that he would leave the house and go to work, with two unmatched shoes and not give a shit one way or the other.   I just bought him a new pair of shoes with the child-like Velcro straps (that I hate) which he insists on. Tom continued to wear this other pair of shoes that had holes in them because he says he likes them. I of course exercised my spousal privilege and threw them away. He cried like a girl about it. He actually said “Fine, I’m going to throw something away that you like to wear” Yah right! He doesn’t have the balls. I dare him to do it.   The only thing he has to do is put gas in his car and go to work for 40 hours a week. I have allowed this life style because I was laid off, but I am going back to work and Tom will have to become an adult.   Tom’s life is going to change dramatically. He will have to not only take the trash out to the garage, but also put a new bag in the can. He will have to match his own shoes and keep track of his own keys. He will even have to cook dinner as he will often get home before me. He will even have to take the initiative to put down his laptop long enough to take a shower, as I will not be here to prod him.   The truth is that Tom is a wonderful person, and he always steps-up just like he will when I start working. I have always known that I can depend on Tom to be there when I need him. He loves me more than anyone ever has, and it brings him to tears to see me disappointed in him.   It is also true that he is the funniest person I have ever seen when he gets mad. I am looking forward to the show. Email:tom@adhdpeople.netyvonne@adhdpeople.netWebhttp://tomnardone.nethttp://adhdpeople.nethttp://thetomnardoneshow.comTwitter:@adhdpeople@tomnardoneshow FacebookThe Tom Nardone Show Page Read more at http://adhdpeople.libsyn.com/#3cI81jsdAiUAjzdC.99

Tom Nardone of ADHDpeople.net returns to the podcast to chat with Eric about a wide variety of topics, from podcasting, motivation, and laziness, to sleep habits and more. Amongst a plethora of other topics, Eric discusses his post-vacation struggles with motivation, Tom and Eric talk about the definition of the word "lazy", and both give shout-outs to a bunch of others in the ADHD community. Go to for the full show notes and links mentioned in this episode. Help the CHADD organization by donating to their fundraising campaign here: . Connect with people virtually using Eric's favorite video conferencing and connectivity platform, Zoom, by visiting – the basic service is totally free. If you're interested in being a part of the next ADHD reWired Accountability Group, please visit For a free audio-book download from our sponsor Audible.com, please visit Visit for information on improving the lives of people affected by ADHD.

  We have all been told since we were kids lying is wrong. I think it is a fine lesson. Kids lying should not be permitted by parents. They should admit their wrong doings and face the consequences. When I was a child, I did not ever consider lying to my parents. However, I am not a child any more. There are times when Lying is necessary. We must sometimes, as parents lie to our own children. I know how terrible this must sound but you know you have done it. C’mon you have.  I don’t know who coined the phrase, “honesty is always the best policy”, but they were wrong. As adults, we know or at least we should know, when to lie and when to tell the truth. I realize most of you have not had any formal training on lying or when to lie so it is my pleasure to be here for you in this capacity. Lets run through some life circumstances where lying is acceptable, fun or both. Lying to a perspective employer You are in an interview for a great job. It could pay you more than you ever thought you could make. The interview is going perfectly until the interviewer says “This job requires you have at least an associate’s degree”. The problem is you don’t have an associate’s degree so it is now time to make a choice. Well here are your choices: You could tell the truth, and continue the agonizing job search, or you could just consider lying. You could simply appear dumbfounded and apologize for the absence of the paperwork for your associate’s degree. Then go home and manufacture it, fax it back to them, and follow it up with a phone call. Some of you may believe this could not possibly work, but I can tell you first hand, you are wrong. If you decided to tell the truth than you could just take all of your integrity, honesty, morality and decency home to your spouse and hand it to them and say, “Hey honey can you take this and see if you can use it to prepare something for all of us to eat for supper tonight?” Lying to those who disturb the sanctity of your home From time to time, an asshole will come to your home asking for money or wanting to enter your home for the purpose of demonstrating some piece of shit vacuum cleaner they would like for you to buy. You are home and someone dares to come knocking on your door. Someone is trying to capitalize on this special day while you are off work. They have decided since you are home they have the right to enter your castle and disrupt the only thing that prevents you from being homicidal. Whether they are interrupting time with your family or time with your Xbox, they are robbing you of that which you are in need of. You should not feel guilty lying to this person if you choose. You are within your rights as a human being to simply say, “Go to Hell!” or “Haul you ass from my sight!”. If you do not wish to be rude,  lying is a fine option. Lying will enable you to use your creativity to turn a bad situation into a fun story to tell your friends or write in your blog about. It is okay, the world will understand. For instance, you can say, “Hey not to be rude, but you kind of pulled me off of my wife. We were just making whoopy. Would you like to come in and wait for 20 or 30 minutes for us to finish?” Trust me. They will leave.  Lying to a controlling bitch of a spouse As a result of my first marriage, I developed skills as a liar that, if there was a market for it, I could go on tour, giving seminars on deception to automobile salesmen all over the country. She had a problem with everything I ever did, and if you know me, you know I don’t really do a hell of a lot. The most important thing she taught me was the importance of lying. I would never to do anything without first getting my lie straight. I knew the lies I told her needed to be quick, rehearsed and executed as if pulled from a holster. I never went out drinking or whoring around, I am too cheap to drink out at a bar, and too lazy to have an affair. I mean just regular guy stuff. If I wanted to go to a concert with a friend or anything that did not involve her then a lie would ultimately have to be told. So if you are trapped in this situation, where you are not allowed to be who you are. I support your fictional portrayal of the truth 100%. Liars have more fun Another thing about lying that perhaps you have never considered, is that it is fun. It is an opportunity for you to use your creativity to a live audience. Telling the truth, yes it is very moral and noble, and blah blah blah. It doesn’t however offer any type of creative outlet. It is actually quite easy. If I am somewhere and a total stranger decides to strike up a conversation with me, I don’t look at them as a person I might have something in common with, or even someone I might find to be interesting. I look at them as a blank canvas that I can paint the most outrageous stories on, and see how long I can hold their interest by gauging their reaction. I find it thrilling to view the outrageousness of my words in the reflection of their eyes. For example; Years ago I was on a first date at a restaurant/theatre. A couple sitting at our table struck up a conversation with my date and me. I perked right up and could not believe the size of the canvas I was just given. This was a two-fold opportunity for lying awesomeness. I jumped right in and told them we were married and lived in Chicago. I told this couple that all we do year round is compete in hot air balloon races all over the world. I told them that her dad was the CEO of DirecTV, and that he finances all of our equipment. I went on and on. I even made up a story about our balloon, while on an illegal night-time flight running out of gas got caught on a skyscraper in Las Vegas. I said we hung by the deflated balloon material for 14 hours until we could be rescued by helicopter. They were buying it all so I asked them if they heard about it on the news. I told them that I did six months in the Nevada state correctional facility for operating a hot air balloon in the city limits at night. You should have seen their faces. They were laughing until they were crying. Where was the wrong in this? I had fun. My date had fun, and the couple sitting next to us could not have been more thrilled to have met us. Imagine how boring this evening would have been for everyone if I were like many people who are categorically opposed to lying on principal. Lying is not always the best method. I would be remiss not to say it lying is wrong  in any case where someone else will end up paying for your deeds or actions. Lying is wrong when it jams someone else up. I should also say that I personally have never and will never lie to make a story more interesting. If I say something happened than you can be sure that it did. There are times when lying is not wrong and there are times when lying to people is wrong. It is up to you to do what you can live with. I am Tom Nardone and you are welcome. Email:tom@adhdpeople.netyvonne@adhdpeople.netWebhttp://tomnardone.nethttp://adhdpeople.nethttp://thetomnardoneshow.comTwitter:@adhdpeople@tomnardoneshow FacebookThe Tom Nardone Show Page

  Yard work is a bitch. I really don’t understand why people care so much about their yard. There is nothing about yard work that I find fun, interesting or rewarding. As it happens I have a very nice yard. My wife works hard and has worked hard to make it so. Yes, yes I help her. I have sent my step-son out there many times to cut the grass or clean up, or do the things that his mother might need help with, after all I am a man. Here are the problems I have with yard work. The sun is out, beating the hell out of the earth and everything on it. It is 98 degrees, suffocating humidity, and as miserable as a dental appointment. Also, the bees (which I consider to be tantamount to a flying hypodermic needle), and the mosquitoes and all the other bugs are out there flying around scaring the shit out of me laughing as they do it; knowing that at any moment they can sting me and cause me to go running into the house like a little girl. Whenever there are flying insects, well, here come the spiders and the birds. You never know where the spiders are. You have to watch and inspect anywhere that you might want to put your hand. I know people say the birds are good because they eat the insects. Two things on that; one, they don’t eat nearly enough of them, and two when they are finished they just shit them all over my fence. I am supposed to go outside and clean my own fence that the birds shit all over, as if I work at the fucking zoo. On a more personal note, I have a deathly fear of snakes. I don’t often see them but I believe, and know that they are out there. I don’t know which ones are safe or which ones are dangerous, so I err on the side of safety and treat them all as poisonous. People tell me that black snakes are good because they eat poisonous snakes. Is that supposed to make me feel better? I am not Steve Irwin. I don’t have the ability to identify snakes. If one comes near me, I scream, run inside, and then take a shower and throw my pants in the garbage can after wrapping them in a plastic bag. Yard work poses a threat to my safety. I don’t even enter my backyard without doing a thorough search for nature’s predators. I literally crouch down and slowly walk as if I were sneaking up on someone. Getting bitten by a snake, or a spider is too great a cost for having a nice yard. The coolest thing we ever did to our yard was when we had 25×25 foot concrete slab poured in the backyard. That is a guaranteed 625 square feet of maintenance free real estate. It is the part of my yard I am most proud of. It is the only part of my backyard that I feel safe on. If you think about it, people spend relatively little time in their yard. I mean besides the time spent doing yard work. Most of the time, people are indoors. They don’t even see their yard that much. My wife told me one time as I was leaving to got to work, “Hey Tom I am ordering ten yards of mulch today, It will be on the driveway when you get home. Can you help me get it to the backyard?” I said of “course dear.” I did not know what ten yards of mulch was I figured I would help her for an hour or so and then just start my weekend off. When I got home that afternoon, I could not believe what I saw when I pulled into the driveway. I parked my car next to this steaming pile of disappointments, and got out to have a closer look. I remember thinking “Why does my wife hate me this much?” Yvonne usually gets this much mulch every year, and she refers to it as “Mulch Madness”. Big Giant Pile of Disappointment I will however say that I do understand the idea of a vegetable garden. I just think that it is not worth it. I realize that there is some satisfaction in knowing that you grew something and now it is on your dinner table. I also know that it is a lot of work having a garden. I just don’t think I could take the disappointment of working that hard knowing that I had worked my ass off in the heat, and at great personal risk, only to have the very work that I have done, sustain life to those little bastards. Most people take a more offensive approach to yard work. I see them every day spraying for bugs or treating their yard. They declare war on the bugs and pests of the outdoors. I don’t have the energy to declare war on them. I just simply pull out my white flag of apathy and proudly wave it as I give up. I would just surrender my whole yard to them. To me, that is the only way to win. Besides even if I killed all the bugs, and all the weeds, and my yard just looked so good that it could be featured in magazines all over the country, there is still the core problem that would prevent me from working in my yard. I just don’t give a shit! I am Tom Nardone, and you are welcome.

  What dose this have to do with ADHD? I am Tom Nardone and I am ADHD! That is what it has to do with ADHD. My wife and I decided to play one of our favorite games this week. We call it what I guess everyone else who plays it calls it. Would you rather. I think it was funny so it became episode 5. Enjoy. Just a fun show nothing ground breaking.

ADHD / ADD | The ADHD Kitchen, Where Trouble is Always Cooking In an ADHD household the kitchen is always a source of trouble. Whether it is the cooking the cleaning or the things that break and cause us to have to make unplanned trips off the couch. Yvonne and I in what will likely be a many part series will focus on the food and food preparation issues that plague ADHD households. In a world that makes no sense to me but perfect sense to her is the source of this broadcast. I do not believe we made any progress but that is not the nature of what we do here at the Tom Nardone Show. We are here to celebrate our differences and prove to the world that in a happy marriage (particularly an ADHD marriage) the Kitchen is not a battle worth fighting. I am Tom Nardone, and You are welcome. (If you would like to get in touch with us) Email: tom@adhdpeople.net Web:  http://tomnardone.net http://adhdpeople.net http://thetomnardoneshow.com Twitter: @adhdpeople @tomnardoneshow    

  Greetings ADHD People. I am Tom Nardone and I am pleased to bring you up to date on a couple of things. My wife Yvonne and I have been working hard over the past month, and I am now pleased to officially announce “OUR” (ughhh) new Podcast’ on its own website.  As many of you know we have already released 2 pilot episodes earlier this year and we were appreciative of the response  we got from so many of you. We will be discussing the things that many ADHD couples discuss only we will be doing it on the show. Yvonne will disagree with me a lot because apparently she likes to argue. I will of course be all to willing to explain to her why she is wrong. We will speak about throwing food into the woods, letting the laundry pile up , and even the wearing of pajamas out in public. I am actually trying to convince Yvonne to do a show in a public store while we wear our pajamas.  We will have interesting guests who will not be permitted to discuss brain scans, types of diagnoses, medical theories, medication, ways to become more efficient, or most words beginning with the prefix, “neuro”. We support, appreciate and understand the value of all of this, but it is simply just not the function of our show. We are a real ADHD couple who really have ADHD and while we hope this show may somehow help you, its purpose is to entertain you and help you understand that you are not alone and having ADHD does not have to be a guaranteed miserable existence. I love ADHD people and it has been and remains my privilege to address so many of you. I am so excited to be able to communicate with you in this way. Please dont worry. Tom Nardone is still Tom Nardone. I had to learn all about Pod-casting in a very short period of time and put a studio together. It looks a lot like my man-cave but with a bunch more equipment in it. If you look carefully you might be able to spot some of it a midst the debris. Thank You Justine Ruotolo(Miss ADD), Jeff Copper, Eric Tivers, and Kim Trumbo. You have all inspired us to do this and without you believing in us first, it never would have happened. Below you can listen to episodes one and two. Early this week we will be releasing episodes 0,1 and 2. We hope to release two shows a week for the next 8 weeks. I know it is an exciting time to be a live and to have ADHD. The Tom Nardone Show is coming soon. ADHD is about to get a lot more fun.

  ADHD Dating Disasters We have all been on them and the stories while not pretty are hilarious. I could never seem to get a date and stopped asking girls out. I turned to dating services where I could meet other women who could not get a date. I have dated some real losers and even met the woman who I now refer to as my evil ex--wife Yvonne talks about her blind dates because she too is ADHD. Yvonne found it difficult to get someone to ask her out. We invite you to learn about why dating sucks and the people who made them suck. Hear about Yvonne’s worst blind date ever who she calls switch-blade Eddie. It is a potpourri of ADHD dating chaos.   I am Tom Nardone and you are welcome.

IT in the D, Episode 73 Holy wow, what a great way to kick off the year. Huge thanks to our guests Tom Nardone and Ian Sterrett who joined us tonight to talk about everything from the continually evolving Sony hack to bulletproof hats to geeks and conventions around the area. Yes, it was that random...and it was that much fun... In our opening segment, we talked about the college football fan who drunkenly took a $900 Uber ride, the continuing Sony hack debacle, whether or not apps are dying, the new advent of individual tv stations launching their own apps, and more. Then we dove in with Tom Nardone, President of Priveco and a number of other businesses.  Priveco (Prive like "private" and Co) specializes in allowing you to...well, here's how they describe what they do: PriveCo Inc. is the world's most private company. Our strict privacy policy allows you to shop at any of our web stores with the utmost privacy. Every aspect of your visit including the shopping, purchasing, delivery and after-sale experience is kept completely confidential. Our dedication to private service has caused PriveCo to become one of the Internet's most unusual and fastest growing companies.  Check them out at http://www.priveco.com/ In our third segment, we talked about one of his other companies - BulletSafe.  BulletSafe makes a great bulletproof vest at an unbelievable price. It offers NIJ Level IIIA protection for just $299. It's a great vest too, with a large coverage area, plate pockets for ballistic plates, 6 sizes to fit almost everyone, and high-quality materials. Bulletsafe bulletproof vests are the first great, affordable bulletproof vests. Check them out at http://www.bulletsafe.com/ They've also got a kickstarter running right now to help develop their line of bulletproof hats. Yes...hats. A very cool concept, and there's a whole bunch of science, math, and reasoning as to why this makes sense.  Go check it out at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/CalmTom/the-bulletsafe-bulletproof-baseball-cap To wrap things up, we chatted with long-time member of our networking group, Ian Sterrett, about his take on our group, what conventions in the area he's looking forward to or has hit recently, and just some good general conversations.  He's a great guy, and we couldn't be happier to have him around tonight or at our events. That's all for this time, don't forget to tune in next week! PriveCo can be found at http://www.priveco.com/ BulletSafe can be found at http://www.bulletsafe.com/ Their kickstarter can be found at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/CalmTom/the-bulletsafe-bulletproof-baseball-cap Ian can be found on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ianformed [soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/184701202" params="color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false" width="100%" height="166" iframe="true" /] As always, we can be found: On the web: http://www.ITinTheD.com On Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/ITintheD/  On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/IT-in-D-Read-Meet-91763  On Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ITintheD  On Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ITintheD  On Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/itinthed/  The $900 Uber ride: http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2015/01/05/ole-miss-fan-leaves-peach-bowl-and-racks-up-900-uber-tab-after-falling-asleep-photo/ ESPN without cable? http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/business/wp/2015/01/05/espn-goes-streaming-through-dishs-sling-tv-no-cable-required/ Another Bitcoin exchange hacked: http://www.techworm.net/2015/01/bitcoin-exchange-bitstamp-hacked-site-taken-offline.html Stop it with the Facebook privacy stuff.  Just...stop. http://www.snopes.com/computer/facebook/privacy.asp Netflix cracks down on VPN and proxy users: http://torrentfreak.com/netflix-cracks-down-on-vpn-and-proxy-pirates-150103/ GradsOfLife is kind of a cool site doing good things.

"ADHD People" writer Tom Nardone helps to inspire, communicate with, and provide relatable experiences to readers of his two blogs. With many unique perspectives and stories to tell, Tom's goal in running his blogs, at TomNardone.net and ADHDpeople.net, is simply to entertain; the rest is all a bonus. Tom discusses the story behind starting his blogs, an interesting sleeping situation with his wife, progress on his upcoming book, and many other topics via his straight-forward, true-to-oneself nature. Go to for the full show notes and links mentioned in this episode. Visit for information on improving the lives of people affected by ADHD.

Tom Nardone has ADHD and is outspoken about it. Love him or leave him, but he makes some very good points. In this episode host and attention coach Jeff Copper interviews Tom around how everything can't be blamed on ADHD. Very often, those without ADHD catastrophize everything and blame it on the one with ADHD. If anything goes wrong, they say it's because of the ADHD… which isn't always the case. If you have ADHD and you seem to get blamed for everything, don't miss this show. Attention Talk Radio is the leading site for self-help Internet radio shows focusing on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and attention deficit disorder (ADD), including managing symptoms of attention deficit disorder, adults with ADD, or adults who have children with ADHD. Attention Talk Radio, hosted by attention coach Jeff Copper, is designed to help adults and children (particularly those diagnosed with or impacted by attention deficit disorder or its symptoms) in life or business who are stuck, overwhelmed, or frustrated. It will help adults and children get unstuck and moving forward by helping to open their minds and pay attention to what works.  Attention Talk Radio host Jeff Copper is an ADHD coach. To learn more about Jeff go to www.digcoaching.com.

It's a ghoulish blitzkrieg in this installment featuring an interview with Tom Nardone of Extreme Pumpkins, News From Beyond, the Top Ten Best Women's Costumes, Fright Flicks and Horror Reviews, Knowing When It's Finished in Theater of the Mind, Icky Girl Stuff in the Charmed Pot, Mad Props for Fun Phantom's Monster Toilet prop, Letters to the Garage. Enjoy the show and Stay Scary!

Tom Nardone, President of Isdera Corporation, specializes in promising people privacy to help them cope with embarrassing situations -from sex to therapy. Is the encroachment of government into our private lives driving us to seek anonymous solutions to our problems?