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Ever wondered how to run successful businesses without being physically present? I sit down with Chris Munn who reveals all on Nikonomics! With a background in Wall Street and corporate mergers, Chris now owns and operates multiple companies, including facilities management and offshore recruiting, all from a distance. Tune in to discover his strategies, the importance of customer trust, and his thoughts on Twitter analytics.https://x.com/CoFoundersNikhttps://x.com/chrisxmunnThis week we covered:00:12 Introduction to Chris Munn: Entrepreneurial Journey and Remote Business Management03:23 Exploring the Unsexy Yet Essential Business of Facilities Management11:19 Leveraging Offshore Teams for Business Efficiency14:34 Navigating the Complexities of Business Margins and Operations18:45 Exploring Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) in Traditional vs. Tech Businesses22:48 Investing in Growth: Talent Acquisition Strategies30:46 Diversity and Representation in SMB TwitterIf you liked this, please like and subscribe!If you want to ask a question on the show OR be on the show please fill out this form: https://tinyurl.com/yx89yr65

Cool Your Heels with Host Lillian Cauldwell interviewed Tony Wilson, a Wall Street Investor who Wrote a book, Take the Trade: A Floor Trader'sGuide to Making Money Every Day In Any Market Consistent Profits in 30-Days!In this interview, Tony Wilson, and Lillian Cauldwell discussed his groundbreaking stock market trading book, "Take the Trade." Mr. Wilson is an ex-floor trader with 32 years of experience, and he unveils a new and revolutionary approach to technical analysis. Gone are the days of complex jargon and overwhelming charts. Wilson breaks down the intricacies of stock trading in a way that is easy to understand and fun to learn.Tony draws upon his extensive knowledge and real-life experiences. He introduces readers to innovative strategies that will transform the way they view the stock market. With his unique insights, Tony guides the novice and the experts with innovative strategies. More information in the Audio Interview.For more information - providing the following info: Groundbreaking Stock Market Trading Book

What's Poppin' Con-gregation? This week, Cristen Conger joins the show to discuss David Bloom, a 23-year-old Wall Street “Whiz Kid” who was caught stealing millions from his friends to invest in the stock market in the late 1980's. Plus, Professional Cornhole has been rocked by controversy after illegal bean bags used in a championship game. Stay Schemin'! Research done by Kaelyn Brandt. Sources:https://nypost.com/2022/11/02/professional-cornhole-world-rocked-by-baggate-cheating-scandal/https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-09-28/con-artist-scam-manhattan-elite-la-dive-bar-frolic-roomhttps://www.nytimes.com/1988/01/13/nyregion/lush-life-investor-23-named-in-huge-fraud.htmlhttps://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1988-12-10-fi-1381-story.htmlhttps://nypost.com/2022/09/28/con-artist-david-bloom-arrested-for-fraud-in-los-angeles/

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What's it like to hate your prestigious, high-paying job? When we sat on the floor of the office space in his apartment complex on Wall Street, [Anonymous] told us.

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In today's episode we go over:1. The neuroscience of decision making 2. Two crucial things you can be doing to upgrade your brain and decision making areas of your brain3. The 1% compound effect rule I use with my athletes 4. A brief interview I did with a Wall Street Investor on his thoughts on human optimisation for risk management Sponsors of the show:Span Health: Get 35% off - code: LOUISA https://www.span.health/louisaEight Sleep: Get $150 off- code: LOUISAhttps://www.eightsleep.com/louisaSocial:Newsletter: https://bit.ly/3ewI5P0Instagram: thediamondboss_Twitter : louisanicola_The information provided in this show is not medical advice, nor should it be taken or applied as a replacement for medical advice. The Neuro Experience podcast, its employees, guests and affiliates assume no liability for the application of the information discussed. 

Scott Jennings makes cannabis food with healthy, guilt-free ingredients. Finding himself wanting more from the cannabis industry, Scott set out to build the company he wanted to see in the cannabis industry. That company is Pantry Food Co. Brandon and Scott talk about how his products compete with traditional flower consumption. They also dig into the economics of dispensaries and much more. Tune in, listen up, get acquainted!

NexTech AR Solution's  CEO, Evan Gappelberg, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast. He shares his passion on finding out what makes companies successful by interviewing hundreds of CEOs. Which eventually led to starting a publicly traded tech company of his own.

Chooch AI's Vice President of Strategy & Growth, Michael Liou, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast. He shares how he started his career as a technologist, moved into Wall Street as an investor, and is now back in technology working with AI technologies.

In this episode, Willy Walker interviews Kate Moore who is the managing director at BlackRock and head of Thematic Strategy. An expert in investments and markets, Kate spends time sharing her outlook for 2021 and beyond. The interview begins with Kate giving her thoughts on the accelerated economic restart and where we are as an economy. (1:41-4:59) Kate explains how certain platforms and technology innovations used before the pandemic have now been turbo charged as a result. She believes that these changes and turbo charged platforms will remain even after the pandemic. (5:00-6:14) Kate shares that as growth improves and the economy reopens, short-term inflation should be expected. When it comes to the market and manufacturing, as companies shift their supply chain and as the markets reopen, efficiency will be improved and increases in costs will be dampened. (6:15- 12:13) Willy asks Kate about her thoughts on the unemployment rate. As things begin to reopen, Kate explains how companies may be slower to rehire in order to protect their margins. (12:14-15:32) Kate gives her thoughts about the financial strategies that companies will put in place as reopening accelerates. (15:33-20:12) Willy asks Kate to share her thoughts on how consumers will approach markets and investments as reopening continues. She explains how the tools that were used in equity risks are currently unavailable to consumers, providing them with uncertainty in their investment. She also touches on defensive stocks and how one can approach them wisely. (20:13-26:45) Kate talks about the presence of disruptors in structural changes, emphasizing the importance of taking time to think through a business model and being creative about the solutions provided. (26:46-33:59) With the rise of technology in recent times, Kate speaks about the technology platform BlackRock uses, which is called Aladdin. She points out its pros, specifically in risk management and access to data. (34:00-38:16) Kate provides her take that international investment offers less than what you would receive from the United States. However, she goes on to share her enthusiasm about new business models, especially in China, that are growing. (38:17-44:56) Willy moves on to ask Kate about her favorite sources she uses for her job at BlackRock. She shares the importance of always challenging your thinking and reading alternate opinions, as well as having different sources of learning. (44:57-49:46) Kate shares her experience of being a female Wall Street Investor in a male-dominated field. (49:47-52:15) Kate gives her thoughts about ESG and sustainable investing as she prioritizes a mindset of sustainability. She concludes by giving advice to investors looking to identify what is important to their investing process. (52:16-56:29)

The popular quarantine dating show continues with this 3rd and final episode for season 1, as host Suki navigates 2 sets of eligible singles through a rapid round of questioning. The first set of singles starts with a lot of trash talking by bachelor Rob aimed at his two competitors, Marcus and Ryan all vying for a virtual date with attractive beauty queen Jessica. Jessica ups the ante by having all 3 guys showing her their feet, with unpredictable results by adding a 4 th bachelor Otis who wins out! The 2 nd group of consisting of eligible bachelor Veeral a Wall Street Investor, who immediately makes if clear he’s looking for no less than a baby’s momma, which doesn’t quite go over well with the 3 bachelorettes: Kathleen, Valeigh, and Jeffri. Jeffri quickly eliminates herself by being too confident, and Kathleen’s fart answers make her come across like the airhead she said she could sometimes be! The winner and safe bet Valeigh! We also get an update on the date between 90-Day Fiancée’s Jesse and learn his first date progressed nicely with a 2 nd date planned. The show has been renewed for season 2! Hosts: Mike Thieling, ReGina Coles and Nate Harris Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It would be a shame to die empty. You’ve got to maximize every single minute of your life. New York Jets linebacker Brandon Copeland gets a short amount of off time, so he’s always trying to fill those seconds with something. Brandon doesn’t want to be on his deathbed looking back at all the time he wasted not chasing after the things that he wanted to do or take the risks he wanted to take. He talks about consistently asking what more can you do for yourself and for others, and how to approach the struggle that comes with doing so.

Who is the Guest?: Ken Panton is a former pilot turned Wall Street Investor turned Entrepreneur. He is the founder Unnamed Project and owner of an online "all things style" media group. Ken and his team keep people in the know on all things cool. But more important than that, Ken is hugely inspirational and successful in the most unconventional of ways.One of Ken’s strengths is his uncanny ability to connect immediately with anyone and turn a random encounter into a trusting relationship. This skill has been something he’s perfected over his unbelievable career, and in this episode, he’ll share some of his insight on a topic so many people struggle with; putting yourself out there.Cool Links & Tools:www.UnnamedProject.comwww.instagram.com/kenpanton/ www.twitter.com/kenpantonwww.facebook.com/kenpantonSupport the show (https://www.hundredlifedesign.com/podcasts/)

Why settle for aiming to be a millionaire if you could just go for it and set your goal to be a billionaire? In this episode of the Disruptive Entrepreneur Podcast, Rob chats with Martin Fridson, a CFA and the author of “How To Be A Billionaire.” Martin's book has been one of the top non-fiction bestsellers and has helped many people on reaching – not just getting near – their goals. Discover today how a billionaire's mindset and personality differ from a millionaire. It's true also that along the way, there will always be challenges, detours, and people who would definitely put your guard down. Learn how the classic and modern billionaires dealt with these so you'll have the basis on how to face such and stay focused on becoming a billionaire. Aside from these, Rob and Martin also talk about Martin's career and his book. When you walk the road to being a billionaire, do you wish to be greedy and capitalistic? Or do you want to be generous and philanthropic? Listen in, so you know how to balance your life, how to give back, and how to live your billionaire life to the fullest. KEY TAKEAWAYS What does a billionaire know that a millionaire doesn't yet know? "Really understanding that it is possible to achieve, that's the most significant difference." You have to be extremely focused if you want to be a billionaire. "What comes first is the focus in business building and enterprise." Greedy and capitalist vs generous and philanthropic. Many billionaires had some issue with their dealings in their business, but once they have turned to philanthropy, they put their eyes on socially-relevant projects. For example, John D Rockefeller helped in a significant project of eradicating the hookworm disease. Three things you need to ready yourself with when you want to become a billionaire: Scale, Timing, and the ability to take rejection. Scale: Deciding on whether to make it to a national or international scale is very essential. To get into a billionaire status, you have to reach certain boundaries. Timing: The rapid growth right now is your cue to start moving to become a billionaire. Know the trends, so you know when's the right time to scale up or introduce new products & services. The personality of a billionaire: You have to have a thick skin to succeed. The downsides and upsides observed by Martin on starting billionaires: Example of a downside: People they interact with may think that they got the shorter end of a deal. Most of the time, this sparks the altercation between the parties – i.e. the individual getting sued. Upsides: Billionaires give essential contributions to the community. For example, in the restaurant industry, companies are starting to listen to the consumer demand of being provided with healthy options. A lot of companies also are at the forefront of the revolution in technology. BEST MOMENTS "There's this line of huge vision and craziness." “There are unquestionably dislocations when innovation comes along, when there's disruption, ultimately winds up better. it's important not to be cavalier about this to understand the effects of that dislocation towards solutions for those that wind up on the wrong end." "You have to have the incentive of profit to take the risk and do all the work, do all the regulation, construction and competition... and that's the reward." “I think that in many cases, they[billionaires] really feel that it's important for everyone to have the opportunity they have. They appreciate what capitalism has made possible for them. They know that without the education they received, they wouldn't have been able to exploit those opportunities. I think they feel a great sense of injustice that we haven't reached the stage where everyone has the educational opportunity.” VALUABLE RESOURCES How to be a Billionaire: Proven Strategies from the Titans of Wealth by Martin Fridson The Money Podcast with Rob Moore |iTunes |Stitcher|Omny ABOUT THE GUEST Martin Fridson is a Certified Financial Adviser, a financial writer and the author of “How To Be A Billionaire”. According to the New York Times, he is “one of Wall Street's most thoughtful and perceptive analysts”. In 2002, Martin was named the Financial Executive of the Year by the Financial Management Association International. He is also the youngest person ever inducted into the Fixed Income Analysts Society Hall of Fame. Martin Fridson Official Website Email him at ABOUT THE HOST Rob Moore is the author of 9 business books, 5 UK bestsellers, holds 3 world records for public speaking, entrepreneur, property investor and property educator. Author of global bestseller “Life Leverage” Host of UK's No.1 business podcast “The Disruptive Entrepreneur” “If you don't risk anything, you risk everything” CONTACT METHOD Rob's Facebook Rob's LinkedIn See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why settle for aiming to be a millionaire if you could just go for it and set your goal to be a billionaire? In this episode of the Money Podcast, Rob chats with Martin Fridson, a CFA and the author of “How To Be A Billionaire.” Martin's book has been one of the top non-fiction bestsellers and has helped many people on reaching – not just getting near – their goals. Discover today how a billionaire's mindset and personality differ from a millionaire. It's true also that along the way, there will always be challenges, detours, and people who would definitely put your guard down. Learn how the classic and modern billionaires dealt with these so you'll have the basis on how to face such and stay focused on becoming a billionaire. Aside from these, Rob and Martin also talk about Martin's career and his book. When you walk the road to being a billionaire, do you wish to be greedy and capitalistic? Or do you want to be generous and philanthropic? Listen in, so you know how to balance your life, how to give back, and how to live your billionaire life to the fullest. KEY TAKEAWAYS What does a billionaire know that a millionaire doesn't yet know? "Really understanding that it is possible to achieve, that's the most significant difference." You have to be extremely focused if you want to be a billionaire. "What comes first is the focus in business building and enterprise." Greedy and capitalist vs generous and philanthropic. Many billionaires had some issue with their dealings in their business, but once they have turned to philanthropy, they put their eyes on socially-relevant projects. For example, John D Rockefeller helped in a significant project of eradicating the hookworm disease. Three things you need to ready yourself with when you want to become a billionaire: Scale, Timing, and the ability to take rejection. Scale: Deciding on whether to make it to a national or international scale is very essential. To get into a billionaire status, you have to reach certain boundaries. Timing: The rapid growth right now is your cue to start moving to become a billionaire. Know the trends, so you know when's the right time to scale up or introduce new products & services. The personality of a billionaire: You have to have a thick skin to succeed. The downsides and upsides observed by Martin on starting billionaires: Example of a downside: People they interact with may think that they got the shorter end of a deal. Most of the time, this sparks the altercation between the parties – i.e. the individual getting sued. Upsides: Billionaires give essential contributions to the community. For example, in the restaurant industry, companies are starting to listen to the consumer demand of being provided with healthy options. A lot of companies also are at the forefront of the revolution in technology. BEST MOMENTS "There's this line of huge vision and craziness." “There are unquestionably dislocations when innovation comes along, when there's disruption, ultimately winds up better. it's important not to be cavalier about this to understand the effects of that dislocation towards solutions for those that wind up on the wrong end." "You have to have the incentive of profit to take the risk and do all the work, do all the regulation, construction and competition... and that's the reward." “I think that in many cases, they[billionaires] really feel that it's important for everyone to have the opportunity they have. They appreciate what capitalism has made possible for them. They know that without the education they received, they wouldn't have been able to exploit those opportunities. I think they feel a great sense of injustice that we haven't reached the stage where everyone has the educational opportunity.” VALUABLE RESOURCES How to be a Billionaire: Proven Strategies from the Titans of Wealth by Martin Fridson The Money Podcast with Rob Moore |iTunes |Stitcher|Omny ABOUT THE GUEST Martin Fridson is a Certified Financial Adviser, a financial writer and the author of “How To Be A Billionaire”. According to the New York Times, he is “one of Wall Street's most thoughtful and perceptive analysts”. In 2002, Martin was named the Financial Executive of the Year by the Financial Management Association International. He is also the youngest person ever inducted into the Fixed Income Analysts Society Hall of Fame. Martin Fridson Official Website Email him at ABOUT THE HOST Rob Moore is the author of 9 business books, 5 UK bestsellers, holds 3 world records for public speaking, entrepreneur, property investor and property educator. Author of global bestseller “Life Leverage” Host of UK's No.1 business podcast “The Disruptive Entrepreneur” “If you don't risk anything, you risk everything” CONTACT METHOD Rob's Facebook Rob's LinkedIn See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we talk about trade resuming on BCH for Coinbase, and Binance announcing a specific exchange arena for stable coins to be housed. Wall Street Investor and on-camera personality Brian Kelly discusses the potential of Bitcoin. And we go into the BItmain suit

Former Iranian Muslim discovers the God of the Bible in a thrilling story of financially testing the Lord. Born in Iran, but raised in the U.S., Ali had a proud view of Islam and himself as a Wall Street Investor before he met Christ who proved to be far more than He ever believed possible. In part 2 of this interview, Ali shares other ways that God revealed himself, his continuing struggle to overcome his objections, and how he ultimately came to profess his faith in Christ.

Former Iranian Muslim discovers the God of the Bible in a thrilling story of financially testing the Lord. Born in Iran, but raised in the U.S., Ali had a proud view of Islam and himself as a Wall Street Investor before he met Christ who proved to be far more than He ever believed possible. In part 1 of this interview, Ali shares his thoughts on the rapidly growing underground church in Iran, his transition here to the U.S. and how his journey to Christ began with a simple test of the Lord through his financial stewardship.

Former Iranian Muslim discovers the God of the Bible in a thrilling story of financially testing the Lord. Born in Iran, but raised in the U.S., Ali had a proud view of Islam and himself as a Wall Street Investor before he met Christ who proved to be far more than He ever believed possible. In part 1 of this interview, Ali shares his thoughts on the rapidly growing underground church in Iran, his transition here to the U.S. and how his journey to Christ began with a simple test of the Lord through his financial stewardship.

Former Iranian Muslim discovers the God of the Bible in a thrilling story of financially testing the Lord. Born in Iran, but raised in the U.S., Ali had a proud view of Islam and himself as a Wall Street Investor before he met Christ who proved to be far more than He ever believed possible. In part 1 of this interview, Ali shares his thoughts on the rapidly growing underground church in Iran, his transition here to the U.S. and how his journey to Christ began with a simple test of the Lord through his financial stewardship.