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Some may say this Daddy is too Baby of a Daddy, but Monica and Jessica beg to differ! Daddy Daniel Kaluuya is having a moment in Hollywood right now and has already established his star power at a mere 32 years of age. He stunned audiences with his debut performance in Get Out, provided a moving yet haunting performance in Queen & Slim, and transformed into Fred Hampton in Judas and the Black Messiah. He continues to prove that he is a force to keep your eyes on, which is why Daniel Kaluuya is hands down already a Daddy. Want to submit a daddy? Visit our website and pop their name in the form! jonfavreauismydaddy.com Want to receive some questionable advice, ask us for a film recommendation, or tell us a story about when you met a celebrity Daddy? Fill out the form on our website or DM us on Instagram @jonfavreauismydaddypod Follow us and stay up to date: Instagram @jonfavreauismydaddypod Twitter @jfismydaddy Jonfavreauismydaddy.com Email: jonfavreauisallegedlymydaddy@gmail.com If you’re not into spoilers, watch these films to prep for next week’s episode: Pineapple Express, This is the End, Long Shot

Welcome to 2021! It promises to be a wild ride! If 2020 left you feeling less than successful in your dream chase, then you can’t miss today’s show! I’m claiming 2021 as my own. I’m listing ten things I’m doing to make that happen. You can follow these steps as I count them down to make YOUR 2021 a year of progress and accomplishment. Top Ten Ways to Claim 2021 for yourself: 10- Decide for yourself what you want in life. TWEET: I was conditioned by my culture to go in directions that didn’t fulfill me. Don’t be like I was. #chasingdreams 9- Visualize your dreams and   goals. TWEET: Plan out what you want to see and when you want to see it happen. #chasingdreams 8- Step outside your comfort zone. TWEET: Don’t live in fear, but open up to new possibilities. #chasingdreams 7- Create SMART goals for yourself. TWEET: SMART goals are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-based. #chasingdreams 6- Identify your reason and your WHY. TWEET: Your WHY is your motivator, fuel, and your reason to keep going. #chasingdreams 5- Practice an attitude of gratitude. TWEET: Gratitude will change your outlook to focus on the positives. #chasingdreams 4- Find your accountability support group. TWEET: Get a coach or mentor, or find like-minded people who will support you. #chasingdreams 3- Be intentional. TWEET: This is my theme for 2021; it’s about the dream chase and its progress. #chasingdreams 2- Value progress over perfection. TWEET: Take the first step; don’t wait for things to be perfect. #chasingdreams 1- Take action. TWEET: Make choices that align with your goals. #chasingdreams           OUTLINE OF THE EPISODE: [2:18] Make your own decisions [4:29] Visualize your dreams and goals [5:40] Step outside your comfort zone [7:25] Write down your SMART goals [8:57] Identify your reason and WHY [10:20] Practice an attitude of gratitude [11:18] Find your accountability support group [12:34] Be intentional [14:30] Value progress over perfection [16:34] Take action RESOURCES MENTIONED: My https://www.facebook.com/aimeej21 (Facebook) My https://twitter.com/aimeej21 (Twitter) My https://instagram.com/aimeej21 (Instagram) My https://linkedin.com/in/aimeej21 (LinkedIn) https://youtu.be/ydreW2EYJGc (Watch the Episode on YouTube) TWEETS YOU CAN USE: You have to decide what you want and not rely on what other people tell you. #chasingdreams Stepping outside your comfort zone gives you more options. #chasingdreams To align my goals, I have to say NO to some things. #chasingdreams

B.J. and Brian get the first hour started tonight with B.J. having a bad Dad moment last night and Brian chimes on his thoughts! We talk some Brewers baseball as they split a doubleheader with St. Louis yesterday. Balky (The Show with Leo & Balky) joins the show to chat fantasy football after Week 1 around the NFL! Our best tweet is all about gettin some shots up!

What’s possible when you step outside your comfort zone, push the limits, and refuse to let anything hold you back? As you might imagine, the sky’s the limit! Today’s guest has proven at a young age that chasing a dream can be satisfying and fulfilling beyond your wildest imagination.  Sarika Mehta appeared way back in Episode 29 of Chasing Dreams, almost three years ago. She’s part of a new feature for 2019, in which I’ll check in with a previous guest about once a month, and we’ll see how the dream-chase is progressing. When we last spoke with Sarika, she was an 18-year-old student at the Culinary Institute of America. Today, she’s graduated with an Associate’s degree in Culinary Arts and a Bachelor’s in Hospitality and Business Management, with a concentration in Wine, Beverage, and Hospitality Studies. Sarika has found a love for hospitality as a whole, not just in creating dishes for people to enjoy, but in interacting with guests during their entire experience. Fascinatingly, Sarika received an email during the recording of this conversation about a job she had interviewed for and was offered a position as Food and Beverage Manager-in-Training with the Four Seasons Hotel in Denver. Changing Directions Do you have the guts to change directions when you need to? Sarika had spent much time and education in learning kitchen skills, but then she discovered the broader field of hospitality, learning to “speak two languages.” She found that she enjoyed the art of managing, which means taking the responsibility for the kitchen and the dining room working together fluently. Communication is the key to prevent a disconnect in the hospitality arena. Sarika says the important thing is to find what YOU love to do, no matter what path others around you are choosing. TWEET: I like having the freedom to take advantage of opportunities that come my way. #chasingdreams New Year, New Aspirations How do you feel when the job you’ve longed for just lands at your feet? As we were recording this conversation, Sarika received an email notification that the job she wanted and had just interviewed for was hers. She will start in February as a manager-in-training at the Four Seasons Hotel in Denver. She enjoys the opportunity to rotate through different parts of the property and guest services operations to learn about a large scale operation. This new opportunity is a huge step where Sarika plans to experience lots of self-growth, new challenges, and more independence as her career advances. TWEET: Get out of your comfort zone and push yourself to get out of your bubble. #chasingdreams Thriving in the face of challenges How do you learn to be independent in a new role in a new place? Sarika had to learn this skill when she lived and worked in Boston and didn’t know anyone there. Her advice is to surround yourself with what makes you feel comfortable, but not to be afraid to go, explore, and experience new things and new places. She calls it “being a tourist in your hometown.” It’s true that we take the things for granted that exist all around us, and we often don’t experience them until guests come to visit. In 2019, determine to explore and tour what’s around you, because you don’t need an excuse!  TWEET: If you’re afraid of failing, then you will. #chasingdreams Guest Recommendation: ONE action for a dream chaser to take--”Don’t be scared or nervous. Leave something old to pursue something new that’s your passion. Throw caution to the wind and take the risk. Don’t be afraid to fail---or you will.”   OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [:12] Revisiting and catching up on new developments [1:36] How new experiences opened up for Sarika [3:22} Choosing balance [5:00] Figuring out the best track for YOU [6:52] What we can expect next for Sarika [9:44] Bucket list opportunities [12:07] Continuing education opportunities for the future [13:34] Would Sarika do a Food Network reality show? [18:43] What Sarika wants for the new year--and then a job offer [20:14] Learning to be independent [23:04] Explore your hometown and learn to be a tourist [27:03] Something Sarika wants to try [31:20] ONE action for a dream chaser RESOURCES MENTIONED: Sarika on Instagram Sarkia on LinkedIn TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: I enjoyed learning to be “the bridge” between the kitchen and guest, and seeing the WOW moment. #chasingdreams TWEET: Regret is a powerful drug that can hold you back. #chasingdreams

The quadfather joins ginger to once again talk what's worth bingeing. Quadfather talks The House on Haunted Hill, Better Call Saul and even a quick romantic outing with his sons to see A Star Is Born. A male-nourished (see:Malnourished) and sleep deprived Ginger repeatedly says he hasn't seen a thing... then recounts his viewings of Daredevil Season 3, The Post, Homecoming (The Show and The Podcast) Etc. Listen and Tweet Get your Monkey Poo Swag by emailing me at AngryGinger@MonkeyPooStudios.com Thanks for all your support!

Do you have a pile of unfinished projects laying around? Those pesky projects tend to drain your energy as you see them in front of you begging for attention. We can throw them into the closet and ignore them, but some projects just need to be finished because - for whatever reason - they are important. Here is a trick I use to get those unfinished projects done. [Tweet "Get those pesky projects done. #GettingToDone"] My Steps to Complete those Unfinished Projects Define finished - One thing that gets to me is that we rarely know what finished looks like. Small DIY projects as well, as multi-million dollar corporate projects, suffer the same issue. How do we know when we are done? What does Done look like? Set a deadline - There are times when others put a deadline on us and we find we can get it done. So, why not use the same trick for projects you want to get done. Set a deadline! Break down the steps into as little as 15-minute actions - Work backward from your deadline to set steps and a schedule. Break down into specific actions that are measurable. Not things like "research paint color" which is an ongoing activity, but instead "choose a paint color" which is done and measurable. Who will do the work? Most entrepreneur types (like me) think they need to do it all. How about you? A better option is "who SHOULD do this task?" Break each task into who does the work. Your action will be defining what DONE looks like and finding the person to do it. For example, when we were moving from our last house, I still had to tile a bathroom. A chore for me. So, I hired someone and in days - with no effort from me - it was done. Money well spent. Put it on your calendar -  Putting stuff on your calendar to do daily till done - and using those 15 minutes to get them done. Check out Productivity Hack – Tiger Time using Google Calendar   My Recent Example Recently we needed to get our product to the publisher which required we do some editing of video content. We used the above process to get it done. Finished meant product complete on disk, and in the mail. The publisher set the deadline for the first week in January. (Sooner than we expected of course.) We set up daily actions for what needed to be done, and when to meet the deadline. Wow, we had a lot of work to do! Multiple people worked on it to get it done. We worked to our skillset. Without the team effort - we would have never made it. We put on our calendar the plan and the daily actions to meet the deadline. Then we worked to get ahead of schedule! We shipped before they asked - which is always a win! But, I have used this approach a number of times to get things done. Here are some times: Finishing my Ph.D. Dissertation > 3 months from start to finish. Building a new product that our customers demanded > 1 month to market Completing content to meet our publishing contract deadline > 2 weeks Finishing a basement (good enough) for a weekly event at the house with kids > 2 months Building a fence when we moved > 2 days What about you? When have you used a similar process to get it done? Anything I am missing?   Links mentioned in this episode: Productivity Hack – Tiger Time using Google Calendar Building Your Own Business Podcast Details: Click Here to Subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed) Subscribing is simple! Go to iTunes. Click Open In iTunes Hit subscribe! While there why not leave me a review! Stitcher If you are a Stitcher listener, I have not left you out! Just click Company of One on Stitcher!

One thing we all have in common is that we all want to learn how to finally get things done. No matter position, title, or role - we never have enough time to really get the big items done. I can claim no particular expertise or success here. I struggle just like you. But, I have found some things that work for me. Here is my method on how to finally get things done. How to Finally Get Things Done (well what works for me) [Tweet "Get things done - make sure you set appointments for what you want to happen.  #Productivity"] Step 1 - Have Solid Goals I do not always use the SMART goals  (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time Bound) - yet I do make sure my goals are mine and make sense to me. I use 3-month goals I break down into my areas of focus. Mine are Faith Self Family Work - University Work - Company Home Investments Fun Each area will have 3 goals for the term.   Step 2 - Plan Your Week Before it Starts Do at the end of the last week. I do my weekly planning on Friday. Make sure you look at your list of goals before you plan your week. Focus on the next actions - those specific actions you will take to move you closer to the bigger goal.   Step 3 - Decide Which Tasks Require Mental Focus Some activities will require a lot of mental focus and others can be done while you are less sharp. For me, meetings are rarely in need of my total mental sharpness. (perhaps this is a bad choice - but yet the one I have made) Knowing which are which helps you decide the time of the day these tasks are done.   Step 4 - Know your Daily Rhythm Most of us are morning people - we work best and with the most focus in the morning. Others might be night owls. Decide which you are and use it. But be realistic.   Step 5 - Schedule Your Tasks Add your tasks to the calendar. These will be an appointment you make with yourself. Remember to put the tasks in the right spot depending on the mental focus needed.   Step 6 - Execute Your Week!!!! Get your worksheet and get started - hour-by-hour-scheduling-to-get-things-done Links mentioned in this episode: Make Your Goals Really Happen Building Your Own Business   Podcast Details: Click Here to Subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed) Subscribing is simple! Go to iTunes. Click Open In iTunes Hit subscribe! While there why not leave me a review! Stitcher If you are a Stitcher listener, I have not left you out! Just click Company of One on Stitcher!

We've had a lot of questions pouring in recently about our live events. So for this week's special episode, we have our very own Live Events Coordinator, Amber Bowling, walk us through Live Events 101. Amber is based in Lexington, KY and had been in the industry for about 12 years. She started with social gatherings like weddings and college events, later on she also helped in corporate and nonprofit events. She has been behind our latest community event, and it was every bit as fun as we imagined. She believes that live interaction in events are profitable since it brings and builds business dynamics. So, join us as we discuss this interesting topic and get your online business to the next level. [Tweet ""Get them excited, take them over the edge, keep the momentum moving forward." - Shane"] [Tweet ""Make events an experience that lasts them a lifetime." - Jocelyn"] [Tweet ""When you serve your customers, their lifetime value will even out the profit later on." - Shane"] You Will Learn: The Benefits of Live Events for your business How to start a live event for your online business What to charge for a live event The importance of cost-benefit analysis Make your Live Even Checklist AND so much more! Links and resources mentioned on today's show: Flip Your Life Community Amber's Live Event Checklist Amber's Website Enjoy the podcast; we hope it inspires you to explore what's possible for your family! Click here to leave us an iTunes review and subscribe to the show! We may read yours on the air! Can't Miss Moment Today's Can't Miss Moment is going to the apple orchard with our daughter, Anna.  This is her very first field trip ever.  It was the kindergarten fieldtrip and we went out to apple orchard and just got to pick some apples. We played with some friends, and I was really happy to be able to go to her trip to the apple orchard. You can connect with S&J on social media too!   Thanks again for listening to the show! If you liked it, make sure you share it with your friends and family! Our goal is to help as many families as possible change their lives through online business. Help us by sharing the show! If you have comments or questions, please be sure to leave them below in the comment section of this post. See y'all next week! Can't listen right now? Read the transcript below! Jocelyn:  Hey y'all!  On today's podcast we help you plan and execute a successful live event, with live event coordinator, Amber Bowling. Shane:  Welcome to the Flipped Lifestyle podcast, where life always comes before work.  We're your hosts, Shane and Jocelyn Sams.  We're real family who figured out how to make our entire living online and now, we help other families do the same.  Are you ready to flip your life?  Alright, let's get started. What's going on everybody? Welcome back to the Flipped Lifestyle podcast.  It is great to be back with you again this week. We've got a little bit different kind of show for you than our normal podcast.  Normally, we bring on a member of our Flip Your Life Community and we help them with some of the questions they have about online business and give them a live consulting call on the air. But we've been getting a lot of feedback and questions lately about live events specifically, how do you host your own live event.  I know that this can be a great compliment for many people in their online business to create these live meet-ups and these live events so, we thought we would bring on an expert today. Jocelyn:  And we don't always bring on experts. Shane:  No, we don't.  We do not bring on self-proclaimed gurus, but we know this person is an expert because this is actually our live event coordinator, Amber Bowling.  Amber, welcome to the show! Amber:  Thank you for having me. Shane:  And Amber is also my cousin.  So, this is a family thing y'all and if you're blood related,

Are you too preoccupied in creating "perfect" content? Dislike mistakes? Want everything to be perfect before releasing your content? Is it causing delay or anxiety? Listen in on this episode and find out how we help our guest deal with these struggles, and take her online business to the next level. Our guest at the Flipped Lifestyle podcast this week is the very passionate, veterinarian extraordinaire, Carolyn Lincoln, DVM. Carolyn and her husband, have 4 awesome children --with their youngest almost ready for college -- 2 Australian Shepherds, and two wonderful cats. Dr. Lincoln had practiced in the Cleveland area since 1990 and always had a special interest in Behavior Medicine. She became more and more involved with the American Veterinary Society for Animal Behavior (AVSAB) and now proudly holds the title of Corresponding Secretary, top that with her passion for the sport of dog agility with almost 10 years of experience, her credentials just goes on and on and on. Caring for pets with behavior issues part-time throughout her career, seeing the tremendous need their owners have first-hand, her mission was clear... she followed her heart and it led her to create Play To Behave, a website that provides a more realistic, hands-on approach to addressing pet behavioral issues without the restraints of clinic hours, etc. Carolyn has identified herself as a perfectionist and this has been holding her back from sharing her content online. Join us as we help Carolyn overcome this hurdle by giving her tips and tricks to get her started in the right direction based from our personal experiences in online business. No gurus, no perfect speeches, just real people reaching out to other real people. [Tweet "If you want to make serious money, you have to solve a serious problem."] [Tweet "Get something done. Get it out there. Something that's finished is always better than something that's perfect."] [Tweet "Don't just set arbitrary deadlines on your calendar, you need deadlines with consequences."] [Tweet "People would want to KNOW you, LIKE you, and TRUST you before they decide to purchase something from you."] [Tweet " Any content you charge for MUST deliver a result. People will come back to you for the next step."] You will learn: Why passion and expertise are key ingredients to your online business' success. How to be get people to buy from you more than once. Spotlight Syndrome and why you are your biggest critic. The magic of taking the leap and making it work anyway. Bulk is better: How to use your membership to get the income flowing. Get your leads through that funnel and build that membership. Now. Links and resources mentioned in today's show: Flipped Lifestyle Flip Your Life Community Play To Behave Elementary Librarian Enjoy the podcast; we hope it inspires you to explore what's possible for your family! Click here to leave us an iTunes review and subscribe to the show! We may read yours on the air! Can't Miss Moments Each week Jocelyn and I share moments that we might have missed if we had not started our online business. We hope these moments inspire you to see the possibilities and freedom online business could provide for your family. "We took off to Dollywood, down in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. We all just kind of shut everything down on a Wednesday to have some fun with the kids, our executive assistant and her son." You can connect with S&J on social media too!   Thanks again for listening to the show! If you liked it, make sure you share it with your friends and family! Our goal is to help as many families as possible change their lives through online business. Help us by sharing the show! If you have comments or questions, please be sure to leave them below in the comment section of this post. See y'all next week!   Can't listen right now? Read the transcript below!

Join my conversation with Good Morning America's Sara Haines to help you avoid the comparison trap on this episode of the DREAM. THINK. DO. podcast Listen To The Podcast:    There are many reasons why we don't pursue all of those awesome dreams that we have, but one of the biggest happens when you compare yourself to others. You see how incredible your friend's life looks on Facebook, believe you don't measure up, and get sucked into a downward spiral of negativity. It's time to stop! And here is where you can discover how. Joining me on this episode is my hometown gal pal, the amazing Sara Haines. Through lots of hard work and some conquering of fear, Sara earned her way up a television network to become one of the most adventurous contributors on Good Morning America. She's here now to give you her personal techniques on how to combat comparisons and fight fear. [Tweet "“Get mad, get annoyed, but then get perspective.”@sarahaines @mitchmatthews #dreamthinkdo"] “I think the second you believe ... you're entitled to something, you've just lost it.  You've lost the magic.” Discover a day in the life of Sara Haines (sneak preview: it involves the Rock). Then learn her strategies for stopping the comparison game, including the importance of staying humble and how to put on horse blinders. Sara also dives into the pitfalls of fear, and how she overcomes her fears as a regular part of her dream job. “The thing that reminds me I matter is the reflection back in someone else's eyes.” Comparing yourself to others is a temptation that we all face, but that doesn't have to bring you down. Find out how to fight the temptation so your dreams can thrive. Listen now so you can gain the confidence to do all of the cool stuff you were put on this planet to do. They are YOUR dreams, and only YOU can accomplish them!

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Our guest this session is Joel Fortner. Joel works with the Poimen Group with Chris LoCurto. He has experience and a great background in online marketing. You can find Joel at ChrisLoCurto.com and on Twitter. Tell a little bit about how you got into marketing. While working for the Air Force in Washington DC, He felt God calling him to do more than he was doing. He working at trying to figure out exactly what that meant. This led him to start a marketing business, Get Serve Keep. His life purpose is not to be a marketer – it is to take his skills to help others change their lives by changing their business. Every business has three businesses within it: Get, Serve, and Keep. Focusing on that first part, how can we get clients? Marketing is not simple. Getting customers is difficult, so you need to have a strategy in place. Find Identify Educate Motivate What are some specific things that we can do to identify who our ideal client is? Take your own experience, see what you’re already trying to solve. If you have a way to solve a problem that you know is a major pain point for people, and you can deliver on that well, you have a business. What are some places we can look to find potential clients? Joel focuses on inbound marketing, which is trying to capture people doing searches (i.e. Google) and growing an e-mail list. What are some Search Engine Optimization (SEO) practices? Create content that solves problems. Make sure the headlines match what people search for. Include the right keywords in your content. Excerpts vs. Entire post These are different thoughts about how blog posts should be presented. Each strategy works for different audiences. The only way to find out what is best for you is to test them. [Tweet "Get very focused. It’s easy to get overwhelmed. Get a process that’s simple to follow. - @JoelFortner"]   The post Online Marketing Tips from Joel Fortner (1-14) appeared first on Creative Studio Academy.

While most investors think of real estate investing as buying an ugly property and making it look good, today we sit down with an investor who runs a highly successful investing business that focuses heavily on investing in new home building, along with wholesaling and flipping as well. Tucker Merrihew, the owner of TTM Development Co in Portland, Oregon, shares a ton of great advice on creating a sustainable and automatic lead funnel, as well as numerous tips on a variety of investing techniques.Read the transcript for episode 22 with Tucker Merrihew hereIn This Show, We CoverHow a “failed personality test” led to real estate investingThe early mistakes that caused major problems for TuckerDo condos make good investments?How to build a marketing machineDirect mail “shock marketing“Why knocking down houses might make you moneyTucker’s online marketing strategyThe financial benefits of spec buildingTips for finding and working with great contractorsFinding deals when the MLS is too competitiveLinks from the ShowEvery Door Direct MailBP Podcast 010 : Flipping Houses 101 with J ScottTucker’s Lead Generating WebsiteBooks Mentioned In The Show:Donald Trump BooksHow to Win Friends and Influence People – Dale CarnegieTweetable Topics:“There’s motivation in weird places sometimes.” (Click to Tweet)“When investing in real estate, you’ve got to have a website.” (Click to Tweet)“To be successful in real estate investing, you gotta build momentum.” (Click to Tweet)Get in Touch with TuckerTucker’s BiggerPockets ProfileTucker’s Company Website: www.TTMDevelopmentCompany.comTucker’s Facebook Page: www.Facebook.com/TuckerMerrihew