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In this two-part episode, Sam (@theSamParr) and Shaan (@ShaanVP) start off with ideas on building brands around pop culture, discuss the drama around the private space race, and talk about a few business-in-a-box concepts. In the second part they interview Andrew Gazdecki (@agazdecki) from MicroAcquire. They talk about how Andrew raised $3.5M this week, discuss MicroAcquire's role as a market network, and successful niches to build in. --------- * Want to be featured in a future episode? Drop your question/comment/criticism/love here: https://www.mfmpod.com/p/hotline/ * Support the pod by spreading the word, become a referrer here: https://refer.fm/million * Have you joined our private Facebook group yet? Go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourfirstmillion and join thousands of other entrepreneurs and founders scheming up ideas. --------- Show notes: * (:49) Intro * (2:41) Building brands around pop culture * (10:59) The private race into space * (21:48) Bill's lemonade stand * (24:57) Service based businesses-in-a-box * (30:34) Meet Andrew Gazdecki * (34:17) The buy & build MBA - Soldstock.io * (37:19) Market networks * (40:04) Andrew's first company * (47:30) What Andrew did after selling his first company * (59:05) Successful niches to build in

Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast. In today's show, we discuss: Andrew's origin story and how he became the founder of Tiny, the Berkshire Hathaway of the tech world The idea behind starting to buy businesses based on the same framework that Warren Buffett uses for his investments What Andrew has learned from running […] The post Andrew Wilkinson's Tiny Tech Empire appeared first on Investing for Beginners 101.

Imagine the insights you'd glean if you could get a behind-the-scenes look at five different brands at once. Lucky for you today's guest is pulling back the curtain.  Andrew Faris is the host of the Ecommerce Playbook Podcast and CEO of eCommerce holding company, 4x400. After helping grow one brand from $0 to $20MM in less than 2 years, Andrew founded 4x400, where he supports five different eCommerce brands. In this episode, Andrew shares the challenges he's faced and how his mindset has changed while running multiple eCommerce businesses simultaneously. We discuss the shift he anticipates we'll see in how brands reach their audiences in the near future and the channels he's investing in as a result of this.  If you're an eCommerce operator, you won't want to miss this episode. Episode Highlights: 4:13 The meaning of 4x400 and how it relates to business growth. 6:11 Andrew's beginnings in the eCommerce world. 10:20 The challenges of operating multiple eCommerce businesses at once and the depth of learning that comes with it. 15:57 What Andrew's team at 4x400 looks like. 19:03 Metrics Andrew regularly looks at to track brands' success. 21:34 Impacts of the iOS 14 update across five different brands.  24:57 Channels Andrew is investing in as a result of Facebook's volatility. 29:45 The mindset shift entrepreneurs need to make around attribution. 32:37 Why you should take a cautious approach to your 2021 projections, especially if you crushed it in 2020. 33:59 How Andrew measures success and the difference between his free cash flow and EBITA goals.  37:15 Recommended resources for eCommerce entrepreneurs. 40:10 Lessons Andrew's learned as he's grown into a leader in his business. 45:25 Things that are making Andrew's life better right now. Links and Resources: 4x400 Bambu Earth Slick Products 31 Bits Genuine Canine Modern Fuel QALO Agency Partners Kynship CTC Community Resources eCommerce Fuel ADmission  Podcasts Ecommerce Playbook eCommerce Fuel Generous Giving Planet Money Freakonomics Klaviyo Twitter Andrew Faris Taylor Holiday Web Smith Related Episodes 211: From Seminary To Shopify Plus: A Conversation About Brands with Aaron Orendorff 306: What's Next In Ecommerce: The Future Of Amazon, Facebook Sustainability, And Emerging Channels With Andrew Youderian Intentional Wealth The Coalition @a_brawn on Twitter Review or subscribe on iTunes

Eno Sarris welcomes Andrew Perpetua, founder of xSTATS to the show. Andrew explains his unorthodox path into the Mets' front office after an accident kept him out of medical school. Eno and Andrew also discuss why he started xSTATS, what is the future of baseball research and where he's headed next. Rundown 2:27 Andrew's education background and journey into baseball 10:50 Realizing that the data is not perfect 17:25 The three types of people that do baseball analytics 21:12 How baseball front offices need to change 31:45 What Andrew learned once he was "inside the game" 34:00 Improving technology for visual tracking 40:20 The next frontier is meshing all the technology together 47:00 What's coming next for Andrew Follow Eno on Twitter: @enosarris Follow Perpetua on Twitter: @AndrewPerpetua e-mail: ratesandbarrels@theathletic.com Subscribe to the Rates & Barrels YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/RatesBarrels Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Here's an age old question: how do you make marketing a force for good in the world? Welcome to the world of Andrew Forman's win-win-win business strategy. Win 1: Generate piles of money for philanthropic causes. Win 2: Provide people an avenue to do some good while also getting the stuff they want. Win 3: Use companies' intrinsic motivation to improve their bottom line through a marketing strategy that will maximize Win 1 and Win 2. Givz wasn't the company Andrew intended to start, but as is the case with most entrepreneurs, he listened to the needs of his clients and the reception of the customers to pivot into a business model that had real traction and could grow into a substantial company. The premise is simple: what if those discounts that companies offer you (Buy NOW and get 20% Off!) changed slightly, so that instead of getting to keep a few dollars for yourself, you were able to donate that money to a cause you cared about. And, well, that's basically it. But the story gets a whole lot more intricate from there. What Andrew and his team needed to prove was that people would actually prefer the charity option over keeping the money for themselves. And that companies could get as good a return on the charity model as they could on the discount model. And that the money would actually go to causes which would do right by the people they set out to help. A tall order, but one he was up to the task for. Givz has donated over $1,000,000 to charities of their members choosing while proving to businesses that people are at least just as, if not more likely to be compelled by an altruistic message (give to charity) than a self serving one (get a discount). Perhaps, humanity, we've got a shot. In addition to the planet saving and the business modeling, stick around for the wholesome father talk, because who doesn't love that.

As Co-founder of Four Peaks Capital Partners, Andrew oversees the company’s investor relations and asset management. Previously, Andrew was a Talent Agent at William Morris for 16 years representing the likes of Taylor Swift, Steve Martin, and Tom Petty. In 2009, Andrew started an initiative to acquire single-family investments and quickly realized the demand for affordable housing in the United States. Since starting Four Peaks, he and his team have become a Top 100 Owner/Operator of manufactured housing in the U.S. With over a decade of experience, Andrew understands the challenges investors face and he is passionate about helping them overcome those obstacles and achieve financial freedom. (00:01-04:05) Opening Segment - Introduction of the host into the show - Alpesh introduces the guest of the show, Andrew Lanoie - Andrew shared something interesting about himself (04:06-26:26) Real Estate Investing Journey and Talent Agent to Top 100 Operator of Manufactured Housing - When and how Andrew started investing in real estate - The catalyst behind becoming a full-time investor - What was the process of turning from talent agent to top 100 operator of manufactured housing - Andrew's first MHC deal - How did Andrew's first real estate deal work? - Markets that Andrew operates - The other side of job loss and lowest rate due to the pandemic - What Andrew thinks about Eviction Moratorium under Pres. Biden (26:27-26:47) Break (26:48-27:03) Second Segment - Welcoming listeners and guest back to the show (28:52-32:57) Fire Round - Will Andrew change the business strategy after Coronavirus? - Andrew's favorite real estate, finance, or other related books - Tool or website Andrew recommends - Andrew's advice to beginner investors - How does Andrew give back? - How can Wealth Matters Podcast listeners reach out to Andrew? (32:58-33:21) Closing Segment Reach out to Andrew by visiting fourpeakspartners.com

Subscribe to How To Trade ItWhy does institutional order flow matter for options trading? What is unusual options activity? Andrew Keene—the CEO of AlphaShark Trading—joins me in this episode of How To Trade It to talk about his options trading strategy. Andrew traded at the Chicago Board Options Exchange for over 10 years as a market maker. Andrew has spent years watching order flow and trading accordingly. Don’t miss his insight into the topic!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:10] What Andrew looks at when trading[3:17] Robinhood vs. Institutional traders[9:32] How to follow order-flow[13:31] The concept of unusual options activity[19:21] The Big Short (and what Reddit should be doing)[28:38] How to get Andrew’s Free eBook Resources & People MentionedGet Andrew’s FREE eBookThe Stock Trader’s AlmanacLawrence McMillanTrade AlertFinvizConnect with Andrew KeeneAlphaShark Trading OptionHackerConnect on LinkedInFollow on TwitterWatch on YouTubeConnect With Casey StubbsWebsite: https://caseystubbs.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TradingStrategyGuidesYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/caseystubbsTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/caseystubbsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TradingStrategyGuidesLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/caseystubbsNewsletter: https://financeandmarkets.com/Subscribe to How To Trade ItSupport the show (https://caseystubbs.com)

Andrew (@ando_pfs) and I met through Instagram and through both participating in the Compound Performance Mentorship. Our introverted tendencies helped us connect. There are so many instances where we are on the same page with our values and work ethic that I was excited to have him on the show to take a deep dive on a few things.  There are a lot of podcasts that Andrew has been on that go a lot further into fitness for golfers or simply talk more about exercise and training. We talked a bit more about life and values and people.  Andrew started as an athlete in a small town in Kansas where he participated in three sports in high school. His sports career continued at Baker University where he played baseball and basketball. During that time Andrew began to find his true passion for fitness and performance. While majoring in Exercise Science his knowledge on fitness and health continued to grow. Throughout his athletic career at Baker, he realized his strength performance goals could be reached by getting into weight lifting. After he graduated he knew that he wanted to share the knowledge he learned to help other people, and that's where his personal training career started. What Andrew loves about personal training is the fitness industry is always expanding and there is always something new to learn. The mindset and heart of an athlete, he continued to look for opportunities to continue his education with health and fitness. He embraced the learning and concepts of golf fitness and performance. He believes that the general public can benefit from the techniques and concepts of golf fitness training through mobility, flexibility, dynamic movement while throwing a twist with traditional strength and athletic movements. Andrew views health and fitness is not necessarily about looking ripped or toned year round with high intensity workouts, but about a life style change through active habits, maintainable nutritional choices, and a healthy mind set of self-worth. Andrew loves working with all types of people, and enjoys creating valuable interpersonal relationships that can help clients exceed their goals. He enjoys learning about his clients to ensure a fun, motivational and fulfilling workout. If you enjoy this episode, please share a screenshot in your Instagram story or tell a friend.  To stay up to date with all things The Lifestyle Chase, follow @thelifestylechase on Instagram.  I've also recently partnered with a Canadian Company called truLOCAL. The truLOCAL marketplace is an online shop where you can support your local economy by browsing for meat products from farmers, producers and butchers within your province. truLOCAL is also expanding to the US. Head to trulocal.ca or trulocalusa.com You can get a bonus with your first few orders by using the promo code APLIDDLEBACON for bacon and chicken or TRULIFESTYLECHASE for ground beef. Details are in the podcast episode.  It's a great way to support local while supporting The Lifestyle Chase as well. Thank you for listening, please rate the podcast and subscribe to be in the loop for future episodes!

Do you like free golf stuff? Here is what we for you...Step by Step Guide to Creating Your https://www.birdiedads.com/golf-pre-shot-routine-guide/ (Golf Pre Shot Routine) Printable https://www.birdiedads.com/printable-golf-coloring-book/ (Golf Coloring Book) for Kids (Animals Golfing) https://www.birdiedads.com/golf-swing-webinar-signup/ (Golf Webinar - Speed, Power and Consistency) https://www.birdiedads.com/birdie-dad-subscribers/ (30% off coupon) on merchandise Andrew Jensen, professional golfer and content creator, brings powerful stories from the golf course to our personal lives. What you don't know about Andrew is how he has faced adversity and fought to be the best on and off the golf course. How he has taken a step back from the grind of golf to give back to the game and influence others. Andrew shares his story with us including his insight to conversations parents have with junior golfers and how that can be used to help others. The full episode with https://birdiedads.com/how-parents-influence-their-child-with-andrew-jensen-ep-28/ (Andrew Jensen) is also here on our website. Other topics we cover in this episode:Shooting 59: Why the series took a life of it's own Playing Professional: Putting Practice Wedges and Putters Mental Game: Thinking on the course How to Get the Best Out of Your Game (don't think just play) Being Creative Is Like Being Competitive Goals for 2021 Playing vs Competing Golf Junior Golf and Getting Noticed for College Andrew's Exposure to the Game Andrew's Relationship with his dad Parent Lessons: What to Say to Your Kids After A Win and a Loss Mental Health: An Honest Talk How to talk about failure Being vulnerable in life Andrew's Long Drive Working with Junior Golfers How to talk with your dad: What Andrew realizes now The Teenage Brain Why Golfers Are SO Good Today https://www.instagram.com/andrewsjensen (Andrew's Instagram) Are you ready to hit the course? The question I get all the time is how to swing faster. Anyone can golf. We'll prove it. If you need to build club speed and add consistency - use https://birdiedads.com/the-golf-swing-tips-to-hit-irons-farther/ (the golf swing tips) to hit your irons farther.

We are thrilled to welcome back our guest today Andrew Cogar who is an architect and president of the award-winning firm Historical Concepts. We discuss his new book, Visions of Home: Timeless Design, Modern Sensibility, collaboration, the narrative of a house, a closer look at a historic Charleston single house, designing around honesty, the concept of the creative process, and more. What You’ll Hear on This Episode: Trials & Triumphs! Karen’s lingering Christmas issues, the Wilcox mirror, adorable doormats, our love of Etsy, Taryn’s old bricks, where to store the extra toilet paper, and Caroline’s new dishwasher. What are some examples of “sparks of joy” as it relates to architecture? Why collaboration is a fun puzzle. What is the concept of a “house narrative”? Recent shifts around the open floor plan. Considering the guest experience and privacy in a house. Reinterpreting the historic Charleston single house featured in Andrew’s book. The importance of designing even the small spaces. Why it’s imperative to be honest with your design team about how you want to live. What Andrew studied and learned while in London. The concept of creative process; emphasis on two separate words. Decorating Dilemma  Hi Olivia, The biggest challenge is that this is a pass-through room and it’s hard to get around this square layout. My advice is going to come more from an architectural standpoint than interior design. First, I would suggest putting up a wall. Most people think of this as an impossible task, but it’s not! It’s actually some of the cheapest and simplest construction to do as long as it doesn’t involve any electrical or plumbing. Assuming the fireplace is a gas insert, I would close up that space above the couch and I would put the fireplace on that wall. Incorporate it in a complete wall of bookcases and built-ins and have the TV worked into the bookcase more to the right. You could get a big reading chair and ottoman to be able to take advantage of the fireplace. I would then shift the cased opening and put that where the fireplace was (assuming those are closets and not a powder room) and move the opening there. That way you can have a 3-sided enclosure at the West side of the room. You can put a couch or sectional where the TV currently is, so it really takes advantage of the natural daylight coming in from the sunroom. This really creates two zones; one is a sitting and reading zone and the other one is more of a living room. Being able to see this from the front entryway will really bring it in with the rest of the house. You can spend just as much money and time trying to solve this room, but I think making these inexpensive and simple changes will really unlock so much potential in the space. Hopefully, this is helpful and works out! – Andrew With regards to the rug, we think you should try to find the biggest rug you can find for the space. Usually anywhere from 3inches to a foot of space around the edges works well. It will really help ground and center the room in a good way. Good luck, Olivia! Mentioned in This Episode: Etsy Historical Concepts Historical Concepts on Instagram Andrew Cogar on Instagram The Charleston single house Visions of Home: Timeless Design, Modern Sensibility

As a business grows, the ability to do things more efficiently is key to scaling up successfully. But oftentimes, the plan to automate processes gets little priority. When is the right time to adopt technology to get rid of those manual processes? And how do you go about updating your internal infrastructure? These are just some of the questions we cover today as process consultant Andrew Millet joins me today to help founders who may have found themselves stuck and in need of ways to streamline their process to meet buyer preferences, improve the customer experience, and improve retention and profitability. Jump into this episode to grab valuable insights on process and automation.   We’ll talk about: Andrew’s background and the start of Process Pro Consulting [01:19] What led them to the B2B space [02:12] The reason for automating your processes [04:33] Setting up your infrastructure to scale [10:56] Don’t forget onboarding and organization of process after technology adoption [16:19] Successful technology implementations are aligned with your goals [20:17] Don’t just sell then forget about the customer [24:37] The handoff process is miserable for the customer [29:32] Make sure the data follows the customer [33:33] How a business delivers customer value is different for every company [35:36] Find the things that are taking a lot of time then try to automate it [39:25] When’s the right time to be thinking about efficiency and automation [43:15] What Andrew plans to focus on this 2021 [45:20] The one thing that Andrew recommends [47:04]   Resource Links: Brett Trainor Website (https://bretttrainor.com/) Download The Growth Readiness Checklist (https://bretttrainor.com/resources/) Process Pro Consulting Website (https://processproconsulting.com/) No Man's Land: Where Growing Companies Fail by Doug Tatum (https://www.amazon.com/No-Mans-Land-Growing-Companies/dp/1591842492)   About Our Guest: Andrew is the Founder and Principal Adviser at Process Pro Consulting. As a process-oriented consultant with a passion for growing businesses, he has spent the beginning of his career providing services to Fortune 500 companies.  He later became the Director of Solutions & Customer Experience ScaleFactor, where he helped accelerate the startup’s growth from seed investment through multiple funding rounds. Now through his own company, he dedicated to helping businesses succeed through the optimization of their processes. You can connect with Andrew through his LinkedIn or just send him an email at andrew@processproconsulting.com. If you liked this episode, please don’t forget to tune in, subscribe, and share this podcast.  Connect with B2B Founder:  Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCySoKsETeKxu-Fnf2VfE7Gg/

Andrew Sykes is founder and CEO of Habits at Work, a training company based in Chicago that arms revenue-responsible teams with conversation skills and high-impact habits. He is a master of conversation who helps salespeople and organisations sell more, faster, and keep customers happy, longer.  He grew up in South Africa where he qualified as the youngest actuary at the time and, starting at the tender age of 22, built one of that country’s largest healthcare consulting businesses. As a professional salesperson of 25 years, Andrew has studied and practiced the art of habit creation in organisations and in his own life.  This work culminated in the Behavioral Research and Applied Technology Laboratory (BRATLAB), whose team of psychologists and actuaries seek to understand which habits really matter to sustain high-performance and organisational growth, and how to help people to practice those habits.  He co-authored The 11th Habit, a book that shows how to design a company that makes it easy and natural for employees to prioritize and care for themselves, and perform at the highest level as a result. Andrew is a Lecturer of Entrepreneurship at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management and part of the Kellogg Sales Institute Executive Education Team where he teaches the award-winning course “Entrepreneurial Selling,” ranked by Inc. Magazine as one of the “Top Ten” courses in the United States. Key Points of This Discussion The importance of conversation mastery in the age of technology  How the art of conversation can give salespeople a winning edge Recognising the different types of conversations The power of the reconnaissance conversation in sales Andrew shares some examples of best practice approaches Respecting the buyer and listening before we pitch The concept of the pathway conversation   The key components of a milestone conversation What Andrew believes the future of sales looks like Leveraging powerful customer feedback     You can find Andrew here on LinkedIn.

On this week's podcast, I chat with Andrew Kinnear, Co-Founder and President of yellofruit,- a plant based alternative to ice cream, which is now in over 1200 retailers across Canada. Andrew built the business from the ground up with his wife, when they first realized they need a solution to regular ice cream in 2016. Prior to yellofruit, Andrew worked as a consultant helping businesses on their digital marketing and tech journeys. He also spent some time in Tim Hortons, and OLG, where he was responsible for all non-paid media and direct-to-consumer marketing technology platforms for the Lottery business unit, including systems and platforms at Ontario's 10,000 Lottery Retailers On this episode, we discuss: How Andrew built a plant based CPG business Some of the challenges he faced while getting into 1200 retailers The future of D2C industry What Andrew believes is key success factor for businesses on a digital journey How to shift your strategy on tech as an entrepreneur, to a small business, to multinational Be sure to checkout yellofruit at your major grocery and independent retailers, and check out their website at yellofruit.com

A note from Talking Taiwan host Felicia Lin:   In 2013 I spoke with Andrew Yang who was the CEO of Venture for America at the time. He was at his office and multi-tasking during our interview, so when you listen to the interview, you’ll hear some background noise and typing. At the time he talked about being invited to the White House amongst several things.   Who would have predicted that a few years later that he would be running as a Democrat for the 2020 U.S. President election?   Many now know him as the Presidential candidate who proposed something called the “Freedom Dividend.” With the 2020 U.S. Presidential election results unfolding, and Joe Biden recently declared President-elect, some say that there may place for Andrew in the Biden administration. I thought it would be a good time to share this interview that I did with Andrew.     Here’s a little preview of what we talked about in this podcast episode:   Andrew’s involvement with the Entrepreneur Challenge and Competition and connection with the Taiwanese American Professionals What is Venture for America? What it was like for Andrew to be invited to the White House and speak to President Barack Obama about Venture for America? How Venture for America was modeled after Teach for America What cities Venture for America was in (at the time of the interview) and where they were planning to expand to What types of startups Venture for America works with How long is the bootcamp that Venture for America fellows are required to go through and what are they taught How many fellows there were in Venture for America (at the time of the interview) What are some of the things that the fellows have done/accomplished How Jeff Weiner the CEO of LinkedIn has agreed to join Venture for America’s investment council The highlights of being involved with Venture for America for Andrew What’s the most challenging thing about running an organization like Venture for America What motivates Andrew with Venture for America Who are some of Andrew’s role models in the nonprofit space What’s the difference between a struggling and successful entrepreneur What advice Andrew has for someone wanting to start a community-based organization What Andrew’s future plans are for Venture for America Andrew’s book Smart People Should Build Things Andrew’s thoughts on Taiwan and the entrepreneurship of the Taiwanese people   Related Links:   Venture for America: www.ventureforamerica.org   Teach for America: https://www.teachforamerica.org/   Charity Water: https://www.charitywater.org/   Donors Choose: https://www.donorschoose.org/   Angela Lee Duckworkth’s TED talk about Grit: https://www.ted.com/talks/angela_lee_duckworth_grit_the_power_of_passion_and_perseverance?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare     Smart People Should Build Things by Andrew Yang: https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B00DB3D7EY&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_BVrSFb10ZBV39   Andrew Yang’s campaign website for the 2020 U.S. Presidential election: https://www.yang2020.com/   Taiwanese American Professionals- New York (TAP-NY): https://tap-ny.org/

The Venture story is not one that is common in many of its peers on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX). I have followed this company for at least 10 years and they have impressed me with both the quality of the projects and the success that the management has been able to create over time.   One of the most important aspects of any mineral explorer is the quality of management and the history of success they have been able to achieve in their time. The other is the quality of projects and it is in this space that Venture Minerals, in my opinion, has executed very well.   I speak to Andrew Radonjic, the managing director of Venture Minerals Limited. Andrew shares with us the history and the prospectivity of the projects. What Andrew has that many have not is the history of how exploration was when things were this hot in the market.   Andrew shares some insights with us,   Exploration is all about perseverance and being able to understand good geology. Open your blinkers and look at things that may not be obvious and do your research and understand the information you are being given.   Have you seen a Diversified Mineral Explorer with projects this good?   This episode of Coffee with Samso delves into all these questions. At the conclusion of the conversation, I cannot help but think that this company is a few drill holes from a major discovery in any of their projects. If you listen carefully, the projects within the Venture Minerals portfolio are highly prospective and are close to value-adding.   Each project has its own unique "wow" factor that makes it an attractive exploration target.

This week's guest is Andrew Shapiro-Zysk. Andrew explained how lean is being used in the legal profession, including dealing with pushback. He and Ron also discussed the power of automation and avoiding automating waste. A MP3 audio version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn:  The quote that inspires Andrew (2:44) Andrew's background (3:45) What Andrew's job entails (9:30) Andrew's introduction to lean (11:29) Dealing with pushback and resistance (13:45) How to avoid automating waste (17:13) Using software integration (23:28) More examples of using lean at a law firm (24:15) The next steps (29:43) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com Andrew on LinkedIn Subscribe & Never Miss New Episodes! Click to Subscribe in iTunes If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to subscribe on iTunes. Once you're a subscriber all new episodes will be downloaded to your iTunes account and smartphone. The easiest way for iPhone users to listen to the show is via the free, and incredible, Podcast app.  NEW! You can now follow the podcast on Spotify here.  You can also subscribe via Stitcher which is definitely Android friendly. What Do You Think? How else do you avoid automating waste?

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid Episode 48: From Finland to Financial Freedom   In the conversation with today’s guest, Andrew Keel, you’ll learn the following:   [00:26 - 02:40] Andrew’s profile, in Billy’s guest introduction. [02:40 - 09:17] The backstory and life journey of Andrew up to today, in his own words. [09:17 - 11:02] What Andrew learned from the experience of living overseas and playing team sports that benefits business and helps growth today. [11:02 - 12:16] What sales and sales management experience has taught Andrew that helps him and his team. [12:16 - 14:56] Why Andrew decided to make the move from paper assets to Real Asset investments. [14:56 - 19:11] Lessons which Andrew learned from his Father that are useful today. [19:11 - 21:43] What Andrew is doing to educate communities where his team is located. [21:43 - 28:46] What criteria to look out for in a mobile home park that lets you know if it is a good one to invest in. [28:46 - 30:50] The vision and reasoning behind Andrew’s decision to invest further afield in multiple States. [30:50 - 33:50] Rentals for non-owned lots versus owned lots, and the difference between owning the plot of land and owning the land plus the mobile home itself. [33:50 - 37:00] The importance of having strong systems in place in order to be able to successfully scale the business to multiple States and beyond.   Here’s what Andrew  shared with us during today’s conversation: Where in the world Andrew is currently: Oviedo, Florida. Favourite European city: Ravello, Italy. The best thing to happen in the past 24hours: Having friends from Nebraska over for dinner and enjoying a great evening together! A mistake Andrew would like you to learn from so you don’t have to pay full price for it: Be wary of any issues that may require a capital call in order to be resolved, and be ready and prepared to do so if necessary. Book Recommendation: Forever Cash, by Jack Bosch.   Be sure to reach out and connect with Andrew Keel by using the info below:   https://www.keelteam.com Go to the above website and fill in the contact form, and someone from Andrew’s team will be in contact to set up a call.   Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   To see the Video Version of today’s conversation just CLICK HERE.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He’s made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

Andrew Parker is the Co-Founder & CEO of Papa, a company that's raised $30M+ in venture capital from top investors to build and grow their family-on-demand platform. Andrew has spent his career focusing on healthcare technology and service. In late 2017, Andrew founded Papa, a company that offers “Family On-Demand!” by connecting older adults and families to college students for companionship, assistance, and transportation. He started the company to support his own grandfather, whom he endearingly addressed as “Papa”. Andrew has a passion for healthcare, technology, and people. This combination drove him to build Papa, an ongoing endeavor to support older adults and families. Papa has grown to 120 employees and over 5,000 students on the platform in 20 states working with 15+ health plans as a benefit to older adults and families. Prior to Papa, Andrew ran Health System Sales and Strategy for MDLIVE.com, a large telehealth provider. Andrew was one of the first 15 employees of MDLIVE which has grown to over 300 employees and 30M members. In this role, Andrew helped to facilitate multi-year relationships with some of the nation’s largest health systems and employers as well as design virtual care products, which has now become a ubiquitous part of healthcare. Andrew received his Bachelor’s in Finance from Florida State University and his Certified Employee Benefit Specialist certification from the Wharton Business School at the University of Pennsylvania. Additionally, Andrew and Papa are alumni of the prestigious incubator Y Combinator. Andrew resides in Miami, FL with his dog Chewie. About Our Partner, Pivot CMO This episode is brought to you by Pivot CMO. Whether you’re a startup and you’ve just launched your product or a larger business, accelerate your growth with performance marketing solutions from our partner, Pivot CMO. Pivot specializes in performance marketing solutions that have helped countless companies double or even triple in the first few months of working with them. They’re boutique, extremely data-driven, and launch and iterate quickly. 84% of their clients double their revenue. Pivot CMO is focused on digital marketing channels like Facebook/Instagram, Google, Pinterest, and TikTok. Their founders are involved with every account so you don’t get a low-level account manager, but instead a highly skilled and experienced, outsourced CMO.  They’ve helped a number of Y Combinator and venture-backed companies along with fortune 500 companies, so no matter the size or stage of your company, use Pivot to help with all of your marketing and growth needs.  To book a free consultation visit pivotcmo.com. Connect with Andrew Parker and Papa Papa LinkedIn Instagram Twitter Facebook Some of the Topics Covered by Andrew Parker in this Episode What Papa is and why Andrew decided to start it How Andrew signed up the first few people on Papa and what his pitch was initially How Andrew decided to quit his job How Andrew found his Co-Founder, Alfredo Equity splits Raising an initial $500K then $2.4M led by Initialized Capital and Sound Ventures Not taking a salary for almost two years The differences in raising different rounds of funding How Andrew scaled Papa from the initial few customers Going from one health plan to ten What Andrew is looking for in Pals on the Papa Platform Adding virtual visits to Papa The support Andrew has gotten from his investors Coming from a family of entrepreneurs and the impact that had on Andrew What Andrew's day-to-day looks like today How Andrew thinks about culture for Papa Andrew's book suggestion What Andrew does to recharge Links from the Episode Garry Tan Initialized Capital Y Combinator Alfredo Vaamonde Sound Ventures Zubin Bhettay Fuzzy Pet Health MDLive Karl Alomar Meditations The Lean Startup 1984 Devil in the White City Shoe Dog The Daily Stoic

Gary chats in this episode with Andrew Hines, a real estate investor and fellow podcaster. Gary has learned a lot from Andrew over the years. They talked about what’s happening in the condo market and what changes are taking place; inflation and the printing of money; what that means and where you should be putting your money; why some investors are experiencing some issues; what should you NOT do right now; why there’s no ONE Golden Rule for investors; and Andrew’s predictions of the next 3-6 months! Andrew got involved with with real estate as it could give him the life he dreamed of, coming from a family home where his parents struggled. What you'll learn: How his upbringing played into his career choice His friends were living in student rentals and why he chose that and the difference it made in peoples lives The landlord has 80 units paying $500 per month! How when he compared this investment to his dad’s salary, he realized it was double his dad’s! He dabbled in US investing, development and why he moved on from them He’s still in building materials Why the ‘work hard all your life and retire on a pension and CPP’ no longer works, and is an outdated theory What reasons made Andrew want to pursue investing How he bought his first two properties in the first year, when he was 24 He ran out of money, how did he get his next property? How a Heritage Control Bylaw derailed his plans What was his Plan B because of this What happens if you are losing money on an investment What Andrew thinks will happen in Toronto w C19 What’s happening with commercial real estate, and how some are changing to residential Why condos above 5+ floors are selling less quickly What’s happening with the cottage market on the low and high end What’s the difference between nominal and real GDP Have we had real economic growth since the crash of 2008 Why business continues to be bailed out, and how it hurts every Canadian How building material costs have skyrocketed, affecting starts and prices What is Andrew’s favourite investment strategy right now? Why our education system is not geared towards questioning and learning, but merely memorization And MORE! Andrew’s Bio Andrew Hines is a real estate investor from Burlington Ontario and he's primarily invested in London Ontario. As of the time of publishing this video Andrew has a approximately $4,000,000 in personal real estate holdings and aspirations of growing his personal cash flow to $20,000 per month. Andrew promotes the use of the BRRRR method to achieve financial independence and he has become quite proficient in construction management, building and development due to his value-add approach to real estate investing. Andrew owns several companies, including a construction general contractor, and has built out multiple investment property units in Southwestern Ontario Canada. The Andrew Hines Real Estate Investing Podcast - https://linktr.ee/theandrewhines Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandrewhines Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theandrewhines Website: http://www.andrew-hines.com Please a leave a review, as it helps Gary understand if he’s bringing on the right guests that you want to hear from! Interested in learning more about Real Estate Investing? Visit https://www.smarthomechoice.ca

#139 This week, my amazing guest is Dr. Andrew Newberg. Andrew is a neuroscientist who studies the relationship between brain function and various mental states. He is a pioneer in the neurological study of religious and spiritual experiences, a field known as “neurotheology.” His research includes taking brain scans of people in prayer, meditation, rituals, and trance states, so he can better understand the nature of religious and spiritual practices and attitudes.  This episode is incredibly interesting because we discuss a rather new, but highly crucial, field. It’s amazing to see how religion and science can come together and even explain each other. How do we as humans have all these contradictory perspectives that can make us even go to war against each other?  Are the brains of people who have undergone mystical and or spiritual experiences different than those who have not?  How do we even know if we’ve gone through a spiritual experience? Are you really sure of what you believe in? Why is that? These are only some of the deep and important questions we try to answer in this episode as we try to figure out ways to bring us all together as humans. About Andrew: Dr. Andrew Newberg is the director of research at the Marcus Institute of Integrative Health and a physician at Jefferson University Hospital. He is board certified in internal medicine and nuclear medicine. Andrew has been asking questions about reality, truth, and God since he was very young, and he has long been fascinated by the human mind and its complex workings. While a medical student, he met Dr. Eugene d’Aquili, who was studying religious experiences. Combining their interests with Andrew’s background in neuroscience and brain imaging, they were able to break new theoretical and empirical ground on the relationship between the brain and religion. Andrew’s research now largely focuses on how brain function is associated with various mental states—in particular, religious and mystical experiences. His research has included brain scans of people in prayer, meditation, rituals, and trance states, as well as surveys of people's spiritual experiences and attitudes. He has also evaluated the relationship between religious or spiritual phenomena and health, and the effect of meditation on memory. He believes that it is important to keep science rigorous and religion religious. Andrew has also used neuroimaging research projects to study aging and dementia, Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, depression, and other neurological and psychiatric disorders. www.andrewnewberg.com Key points with time stamp: Andrew’s work in his own words (4:39) What is Neuro-theology? (6:18) How does neuro-theology deal with our biases? (9:10) Are religion and science coming together? (11:27) How did Andrew start in the field of neuro-theology? (15:15) Is there significant change in the brain of those who meditate and or pray? (21:52) Can mystical experiences really change us for the better? (25:27) 5 key elements to enlightening experiences (30:54) How long can it take to make long-lasting change within ourselves? (34:00) How has Andrew’s work changed his life? (40:03) What does Andrew’s morning routine look like? (43:39) Andrew’s meditation practice (44:27) Andrew’s choice of a dinner guest, from any timeframe (45:31) What Andrew leaves us with (46:40) Mentioned in this episode: Thomas Jefferson University Principles of Neurotheology, Book by Andrew B. Newberg Donald Trump Descartes Cartesianism How Enlightenment Changes Your Brain: The New Brain Science of Transformation, Book by Andrew B. Newberg and Mark Robert Waldman University of Pennsylvania Abas Alavi Eugene D'aquili Kundalini Yoga Why We Believe What We Believe: Uncovering Our Biological Need for Meaning, Spirituality, and Truth. Book by Andrew B. Newberg and Mark Robert Waldman Leonardo Da Vinci Aristotle About me: My Instagram: www.instagram.com/guyhlawrence/?hl=en My website: www.guylawrence.com.au www.liveinflow.co

It's the first of our two-part fantasy draft special. Andrew Jordan, fantasy analyst and editor at Pro Football Network, joins the team as our fantasy football guru. He hooks up with Anthony Wootton to tell you about the running backs and wide receivers you should be concentrating on at different stages throughout your draft. What Andrew doesn't know about fantasy football isn't worth knowing; his advice could win you a title this season! 

This week on #SlapperCast, Patrick's brother Andrew Devlin joins us to talk about his company PitchHub. What Andrew's life has been like with three young boys virtual learning from home Why Andrew prefers Spotify over other streaming music services Andrew's company PitchHub, which helps businesses create video content to use online PitchHub's concept of helping clients create a "video business card" How PitchHub could be useful for musicians Why PitchHub has so much work with realtors How the pandemic is affecting the real estate business, as people no longer have to worry about living close to work How music venues might adapt to the pandemic The challenge of adding real applause to live stream performances How late night talk show hosts have adapted to working from home Working on song arrangements in the recording studio instead of on stage Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/66cBy-PqV-I Show notes PitchHub (https://www.pitchhub.com) Eric C. Hughes drum lessons (echdrumlessons.com) (https://echdrumlessons.com) Patrick leading a Saint Paddy's Day crowd in College Station to welcome his nephew Patrick (Andrew's son) to the world (https://youtu.be/Czp6k22adJM?t=66) Join us in IRELAND Fall 2020 Ireland 2020 (https://blaggards.com/ireland/) — Sign up to learn more about our next Ireland tour Show dates Blaggards.com (https://blaggards.com/shows/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pg/blaggards/events/) Bandsintown (https://www.bandsintown.com/a/3808) Follow us on social media YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/blaggards) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/blaggards/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/blaggards) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/blaggards/) Become a Patron Join Blaggards on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/blaggards) for bonus podcast content, live tracks, rough mixes, and other exclusives. Rate us Rate and review SlapperCast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/slappercast-a-weekly-talk-show-with-blaggards/id1452061331) Questions? If you have questions for a future Q&A episode, * leave a comment on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/blaggards), or * tweet them to us (https://twitter.com/blaggards) with the hashtag #slappercast. Special Guest: Andrew Devlin.

On today’s show, we are happy to welcome someone we’ve wanted to have on for some time now, Andrew Wilkinson. He is currently a Managing Partner at Tiny Capital, as well as the Founder of MetaLab, which helped design Slack. Along with this, Andrew is also invested in a range of other companies. In this episode, we learn more about his incredible journey and how he grew a passion for tech and design into a range of flourishing businesses. Andrew also sheds light on his investing education and overcoming his initial reluctance to see the power of investments. For Andrew, being an entrepreneur is about freedom to create the life you want, and having time to pursue your interests, which is how he saw the value of delegating. This is not easy when you are starting out your entrepreneurial journey, as Andrew knows, but as a company scales, so too should the owner’s levels of delegation. We take a look at the types of businesses Tiny Capital is interested in and why they are only pursuing simple business models. Our conversation then takes a turn into a different interest of Andrew’s — subscription podcasts. We discuss why these are such effective, yet untapped income-generating models and Andrew shares some of the work they are doing in this space. We then circle back to Tiny and leadership more generally where Andrew unpacks the importance of incentives along with his characteristic lazy leadership style. Andrew’s self-reflexivity and ability to talk openly about his weaknesses is truly refreshing. This conversation was a great look into what it really means to be an entrepreneur. Be sure to tune in today!   TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:21] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [01:16] Hear more about Andrew’s background and his varied business journey so far.  [06:58] What led Andrew to learn about investing and what stood out to him in his education. [09:39] Why Andrew is not a good CEO and what he has done to compensate for this. [10:41] Learn about a launchpad business and the opportunities it provides owners. [11:04] A common mistake entrepreneurs make: Building the first business to be venture-backed.  [12:50] What Andrew’s day-to-day looks like and the different activities he’s involved in. [14:09] The kinds of businesses that Tiny Capital is currently interested in. [16:05] How Tiny buys businesses and some of the terms they stipulate. [17:01] Insights on how Tiny brings companies down from unrealistic venture valuations.  [18:05] Tiny’s organizational structure and tips for anyone looking to start something similar. [20:58] Some of the characteristics that Andrew looks for when hiring a CEO. [21:48] Why hiring great executives when starting out is so difficult. [22:26] The different comp structures that are appropriate for these high-level executives. [23:13] How Tiny interprets profitability and different ways to manage cashflow. [24:18] The difficulties Tiny’s staff faced working on the range of entities and splitting attention. [26:10] Find out about subscription podcasts and why Andrew is so passionate about them. [31:09] Andrew’s interest in the No Code movement and why it’s valuable for business owners. [35:02] The motivation behind Tiny’s Twitter ads and their efficacy in relation to deal flow. [36:55] Andrew’s take on incentivization, common mistakes, and examples of good ones. [40:53] Incentive-related resources that have helped Andrew. [41:47] How Tiny thinks about company culture after founders have departed. [44:29] What it means to be a ‘lazy leader,’ and the role a CEO should play. [46:28] Books that have shaped Andrew as an investor.  [48:11] Andrew’s favorite tool that’s not part of his portfolio.   Resources From The Interview:   Tiny Capital MetaLab Andrew Wilkinson on Twitter  Andrew Wilkinson on LinkedIn Dribbble  Designer News Slack WeWork Steve Jobs TechCrunch Coinbase Shopify Warren Buffet SpaceX Berkshire Hathaway Zack Onisko Creative Market Supercast Tim Ferriss Joe Rogan DoubleUp Squarespace Flytographer Lambda School Bubble Coda Zapier Anthony Casalena on LinkedIn Charles Munger The Psychology of Human Misjudgment My First Million Superhuman SaneBox Jason Fried Basecamp HEY Must read books: The Dhandho Investor, Tao of Charlie Munger, Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist   Leave Some Feedback:   What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed   Connect with Eric Siu:    Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter

Today I had the pleasure of speaking with Mobile Home Park investor and founder of the Keel Team, Andrew Keel. Andrew Keel is an Augustana University graduate who began as a Sales Manager then moved into the Real Estate Market in 2015. He then realized he needed something that could give a stable monthly cash flow. That’s when he found the magic of Mobile Home Parks. Andrew joins us today to talk about the value of this unique and growing asset class. Let’s jump into Andrew Keel’s story so you can start getting some quality knowledge on this field and the kind of strategies you will need to navigate it.    Things you will learn in this episode: [00:01 - 08:05] Opening Segment Introducing the topic of "Knowledge" I welcome our guest, Andrew Keel, to the show Andrew tells his story about how he went from flipping houses to owning parks He started out as a sales rep for a marketing company meeting people in the real estate field  Eventually left his job and started flipping houses Andrew talks about how he got a deal on his first mobile homes Andrew talks about going from owning Mobile Homes to wanting to buy a Mobile Park and its value [08:05 - 13:10] Insight into the Mobile Homes Market Allocating your first property Andrew talks about his first property and how he allocated each resource What is better about this asset class than just fixing flipping and wholesaling? Andrew talks about high rates of return and shrinking supply His experience with the Mobile Home market He talks about how this asset class could be better than just fixing, flipping, and wholesaling [13:10 - 28:00] Talking strategies  What Andrew looks for in investment criteria Andrew breaks down what he looks for in the Midwest Using the Syndication model We talk about what class Andrew looks for before purchasing Andrew gives people wanting to go into Mobile Home Parks some advice He talks about starting out with small properties Check out the Mobile Home Park Academy by Kevin Bupp and MHU Bootcamp by Frank Rolf Andrew's experience as a landlord Typical hold while on the Syndication Model We talk about Andrew's long term strategy  An overview of the competition in the field Andrew talks about the increasing awareness of the asset class Andrew’s 5-year goal Andrew talks about how he wants to double in size and expand the business Learning the value of getting creative with your owners final questions [28:00 - 31:44] Call To Action Three closing questions Pain point and weakness Andrew talks about the hiring process Favorite book Deals on Wheels - Lonny Scruggs Ideal place to live anywhere in the world Italy Get hold of Andrew on keelteam.com and check out the podcast the Passive Mobile Home Park  - investing podcast. Final words from your host     Tweetable Quotes: “You really want to own the Real Estate in the whole entire Mobile Home Park. That's where the wealth is built…. You’re going to create forever cash instead of just temporary cash.” - Andrew Keel “Mobile Home Parks have one of the highest rates of return out of any rental Real Estate…” - Andrew Keel   Resources mentioned in the episode: Mobile Home Park Academy MHU Bootcamp Deals on Wheels   Visit Elite Podcast Bookings, the #1 Real Estate Podcast Booking service, and get 25% off with our new Economy Plan. You can get more of Andrew on LinkedIn,  or visit his website and meet the Keel team at www.keelteam.com. Also, be sure to check out his podcast The Passive Mobile Home Park - investing podcast. LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes. To know more about me and all the real estate opportunities you can find, check out my website at MatthewBaltzell.com. Book a free 15-minute call with me. Click here!

#94 - She Will Think You Are A Sex Coach (If You Do This...) Have you ever had such amazing and intense sex with a woman that she has asked you if you are a sex coach? Well, our guest today recently had this experience and he is here today to walk you through exactly what went down in his sexcapade. Billy has been spending some time with me and Bali and attended a mini-workshop I held and he really took on board the ideas of presence and slowing the f*ck down, 2 fundamental concepts I stand by. By taking what he learned onboard he really took his f*ck game to new heights giving his sexual partner an experience she had never had and it left her wanting more Today you’ll learn: - #1 sex toy - How Billy managed a strong natural erection without viagra - The importance of ‘Thankyou Sex’ - Plus more Check out the Youtube Channel | http://www.youtube.com/c/SexualQuantumLeap Learn more about our Retreats & Events | https://www.sexualquantumleap.com Contact Andrew Personally | sexualquantumleap@gmail.com Facebook Group | https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheSQLgroup/ Timestamps: [1:50] How Billy met Andrew and his first thoughts [5:29] Billy’s big epiphanies about sex [7:25] The #1 sex toy every guy should own [9:29] Billy’s date with a Russian [11:32] It’s all about the begging [13:48] Strong erections without Viagra [14:47] The misconception of, “I have a boner I have to stick it in quick” [15:23] Keeping it interesting and playful [17:14] The 3 stages of sexuality [18:42] Do what makes both of you happy and satisfied [19:35] Going into round 2 [20:52] “How did you make me squirt without fingering me?” [21:14] Then she dropped the sex coach question [22:20] Thankyou sex [24:30] Leaving women better and wetter [26:04] Taking his sex life from good to great [28:56] What Andrew teaches besides just sex

Around 15 years ago, Andrew Hood was transferred to another city for work. It coincided with having financial problems due to a bad real estate investment that he had made at the time. He was isolated from family and friends with a failing single income, a bad investment and a two year old son. He had always been a sufferer of anxiety, but at that point, he was deep in depression also. Andrew didn’t want to let anyone know that things had gotten so bad because that would be like admitting he was failing at life. Things go so bad that his wife ended up calling his father because she was scared that he might hurt, or perhaps even kill himself. Around that same time, he had people coming up to him at work and asking him to be their mentor because they saw him as someone who really had his act together. To put it simply, Andrew was living a lie at work and at home. His wife calling his father was probably the best thing that could have happened to him because of the love and support his parents have always shown him. Andrew still remember his father saying “You don’t understand son, hearing the words ‘dad I need help’ is one of the nicest things that I could ever hear as a father." Soon, Andrew had a plan with his father and accountant to get out of the investment trouble once and for all and was starting to see a therapist about his mental health struggle. Over the next 15 years, Andrew has been working on his career (Now a Director Of Sales for a multinational IT Company), and started a blog which was awarded no.39 in the Best and Most Inspiring Blogs Worldwide, Written two self-published books, and, late last year, signed a publishing contract to release his first novel to the world. He also now loves reading philosophy and learning about people. His life is busy but great. He helps people now, with his management style and in his writing. The book he just published, The Man Who Corrupted Heaven, is about a rich man who dies and progresses through something called the 4 stages of death. It deals with self-reflecting and issues such as child sexual abuse. It is already getting fantastic reviews. Key Points from the Episode with Andrew Hood: In his day job, Andrew is a sales director for an IT company His side hustle, or “passion lane” as he calls it is in his writing Fifteen years ago, he was a junior sales rep at a company. The economy in Australia, where he lives, was booming. On top of the day job, he had lots of little passion projects on the side, and felt like he was thriving. He was married, and had a two year old, and things were good. He was tapped for relocation into a promotion. For six months, everything went well. After that, the work he was moved to do dried up overnight. At the same time, an earlier decision he and his wife made to invest in real estate went South as the global financial crisis took hold. The stress he started living under was tremendous, and the idea that the world thought he was failing only added to it. Andrew described it as a black hole that was following him, and if he didn’t keep moving forward, it would swallow him. Someone at work asked him to be her mentor because he had everything together. Little did she know, he had just been alone in a conference room crying. What was coming out was that Andrew suffers from anxiety, and he was deep in the throes of it. The mentoring brought front and center the idea that he was living a lie because people thought he was ok, but he was struggling inside and hiding it from the world. His wife knew enough of what was going on to know he needed help, and called his father to step in and ask him what was going on. His father said something he would never forget, “One of the best things a father can hear is, ‘Dad, I need help.’” His father helped him work with an accountant to get a plan around the financial problems he faced. Andrew also started to see a therapist, who he shared the idea of living this secret life. He said he always thought secrets were character-building and make you stronger. The therapist shared how the therapy community views secrets, which opened Andrew’s eyes to the need to be open and honest about what we struggle with. She said, “You are only as sick as your secrets.” After the money situation got better, the depression and anxiety remained, as if he was stuck in a hole and couldn’t bring the standard up. This was really interesting - even when the problems go away, the internal work is still needed. As he came through it, he started to write. He told his wife as he began, “I don’t always know what I’m writing until I write it down.” This helped him work through it. He started with a blog, sharing his thoughts. He put out an article on his blog on RUOK Day in Australia about his struggles with mental health and anxiety and the work he did. He was scared to release it as it would expose him and his secrets, but he published it, and the attention started. All his friends and family who knew about the financial issues but not the emotional or mental suddenly knew. What it did was flip a light switch on the issue for others, and people started to share how they also suffered with he same issues but didn’t feel comfortable talking about it. This was the final part of the secret, so when it got out, he started to finally be free of his secrets. As Andrew says, it’s a much better life when you’re not trying to outrun something. He started to get fit, where his health had been suffering for years. He’s started writing books, with is first one taking two years to write. After writing his blog, The Tipping Point, he started to realize he could piece together his thoughts to give a picture of a complete person. His first book is called The Man Who Corrupted Heaven. It was all about a rich man who doesn’t want to give up everything he spent his life building up when he gets to heaven, where you can’t bring anything with you. It follows the main character as he goes through what Andrew called The Four Stages of Death, and the growth he goes through. The sequel, The Man Who Settled the Score, is being written now, and the third book in the series, The Woman Who Stole the World, comes out later. What Andrew realized through everything this that trying to keep it all together by yourself is exhausting and doesn’t help. If you’re worried about someone judging you, then it’s probably not the kind of person you want in your life anyway. Find someone to just talk to so you can start the process. Find something you’re passionate about, and go toward that. Links: Books: Find all of Andrew's books on Amazon.com Facebook @andrewhoodauthor Twitter: @andrewhoodtwtp Instagram: @andrew_hoodtwtp Subscribe to The Do a Day Podcast    Keep Growing with Do a Day Get Bryan's best-selling first book, Do a Day, which is the inspiration for this show and can help you overcome your greatest challenges and achieve in life. Read Bryan's best-selling second book, The 50 75 100 Solution: Build Better Relationships, to tap into the power we all have to improve our relationships – even the tough ones we feel have no hope of getting better. Get started on your journey to Better with the Big Goal Exercise Take your growth into your own hands with the Do a Day Masterclass Work with Bryan as your coach, or hire him to speak at your next event

Today's guest is my good friend, Andrew Leib. He's an artist manager at Red Light Management. He's worked on the teams of Robert Randolph and the Family Band, Counting Crows, Three Doors Down, Emily King, Lecrae, Luke James, Cory Henry, Victoria Canal, Nu Deco Ensemble. He's worked with a lot of artists. Andrew and I get into his story and what he looks for in artists that he wants to work with and how artists can reach out to managers. We dig into artist branding and his process on how to put a package together. This was a fun episode for me to be able to catch up with one of my best friends.---Quick links: 2:04 - Andrew going to China for a nine city tour7:20 - Being a hands-on manager and 'being in the band without being on stage with them.' 9:30 - Things Andrew's learned about being a manager from his years of experience in the music business17:05 - Creating an authentic artist brand so fans can connect to them25:51 - The Nu Deco Ensemble project, an orchestra for the 21st century37:12 - Do you need a manager? What Andrew looks for in clients before bringing them onboard.44:30 - Getting a manger doesn't happen from the first meeting. It takes time. 55:00 - How do you reach out to a manager after you've built up your business?1:00:31 - How Andrew defines making it in the new music business---Connect with Ari’s Take:Website: https://aristake.comAcademy: https://aristakeacademy.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aristake_/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aris.takeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArisTakeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aristake1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aristake/Connect with Ari Herstand:Website: https://ariherstand.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/ariherstandTwitter: https://twitter.com/ariherstandYouTube: https://youtube.com/ariherstandFacebook: https://facebook.com/ariherstandConnect with Andrew Leib: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leib/Twitter: https://twitter.com/grandwazoo4u See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s episode was recorded BEFORE the demise of 2020, before quaratines, lockdowns, and economic tragedies. We cut a couple things that no longer made sense, but the rest of it survives as useful and oh so encouraging. Our special guest today is Andrew Pudewa, the founder and director of the Institute for Excellence in Writing and a father of seven. Traveling and speaking around the world, he addresses issues related to teaching, writing, thinking, spelling, and music with clarity, insight, practical experience, and humor. His seminars for parents, students, and teachers have helped transform many a reluctant writer and have equipped educators with powerful tools to dramatically improve students’ skills. Although he is a graduate of the Talent Education Institute in Japan and holds a Certificate of Child Brain Development from the Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, his best endorsement is from a young Alaskan boy who called him “the funny man with the wonderful words.” He and his wonderful, heroic wife, Robin, have homeschooled their seven children and are now proud grandparents of fourteen, making their home in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Andrew Pudewa helps us be brave and not hide our homeschooling light under a bucket. He says we should be practicing homeschool evangelism. And when he said this, NO ONE KNEW the entire country would be doing school at home by the time this went live. What Andrew says here is even more applicable than when he first said it. *** Don’t forget to register for Spring Training 2020! Did you know? If you sign up for a Sophie level Sistership membership (or already have one) Spring Training is included, along with all the other great things (I’m looking at YOU, Kelly Cumbee’s amazing Shakespeare mentorship)? If you aren’t a Sophie, click here to go sign up. If you already are a Sophie, we highly encourage you to go through the Spring Training 2019 sessions if you haven’t already as a way to prepare for this year’s Spring Training. *** Don’t forget to download this episode's Your Scholé Sheet to think through and apply the ideas from this episode, then bring your thoughts into the Sistership and join the conversation happening there. Click here to download your copy for free. *** Click here to get the show notes for today's episode and download Your Scholé Sheet. Click here to join the Sistership. Don't forget to find us on Facebook! Click here to follow us on Instagram!

The priority and pressure of dealing with the COVID 19 pandemic is forging stronger relationships not only in the Australian public service but between Government, Industry and peak bodies.In our second episode of Work with Purpose, David Pembroke sits down with Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment Andrew Metcalfe AO.Andrew began his career in the Australian Public Service way back in 1980 when he joined the as an administrative trainee. In a distinguished career of public service both in Australia and overseas Andrew has served in key portfolios including Immigration, ethnic affairs, Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry.He served as Chief of Staff to a Federal Minister and adviser to the former Prime Minister John Howard on international affairs, national security and machinery of government issues.In this wide ranging conversation, Andrew speaks of his love of Italy, the importance of staying rested and fresh, collaboration with Industry and the inspiration he gets every day from working with his fellow public servants on this major crisis.Discussed in the episode:• The transition from the Bushfire Crisis to the COVID-19 pandemic• Andrew’s department priorities• The importance of relationships• What Andrew’s department is doing to ensure economic stability through international trading• Contrasts between past and the current crisis• Inspiring action versus fear of failure• IPAA’s Young Leaders questions See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The priority and pressure of dealing with the COVID 19 pandemic is forging stronger relationships not only in the Australian public service but between Government, Industry and peak bodies. In our second episode of Work with Purpose, David Pembroke sits down with Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment Andrew Metcalfe AO. Andrew began his career in the Australian Public Service way back in 1980 when he joined the as an administrative trainee. In a distinguished career of public service both in Australia and overseas Andrew has served in key portfolios including Immigration, ethnic affairs, Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. He served as Chief of Staff to a Federal Minister and adviser to the former Prime Minister John Howard on international affairs, national security and machinery of government issues. In this wide ranging conversation, Andrew speaks of his love of Italy, the importance of staying rested and fresh, collaboration with Industry and the inspiration he gets every day from working with his fellow public servants on this major crisis.   Discussed in the episode: ·         The transition from the Bushfire Crisis to the COVID-19 pandemic ·         Andrew’s department priorities ·         The importance of relationships ·         What Andrew’s department is doing to ensure economic stability through international trading ·         Contrasts between past and the current crisis ·         Inspiring action verses fear of failure ·         IPAA’s Young Leaders questions  

    Dr. Andrew Bonnici is a Counselor with a Doctorate in Humanistic Depth Psychology. Due to his understanding of mindfulness and its core principles, he is also referred to as the Zen Doctor. He runs a private practice that offers counseling, training, and coaching to individuals, businesses, families, couples, and executives. Andrew is also the author of Boundless Intimacy, where he helps readers experience self-intimacy through stillness.   Andrew joins me today to share how you can live a Zen lifestyle. He explains how he gravitated towards Zen and meditation and how he benefited from it. He discusses some of the core beliefs and principles surrounding mindfulness and why stillness plays a major role. Andrew also describes the part of the body that you will focus on during a period of meditation and shares why he is currently writing a Zen book for kids.       "Zen is about being intimate with yourself and your true nature." - Dr. Andrew Bonnici       Today on Mastering Midlife:   What people get wrong about Buddhism and Zen meditation. How Zen can reduce stress and enhance our lives. What Zen is and is not about. How busy people can learn to be intimate with themselves. The exact location where we're supposed to focus while meditating. What Andrew learned from his motorcycle accident. What prayerful gratitude feels like and how it changes your worldview. How Zen can affect the way leaders manage their business and team. Authoring a book about mindfulness for younger readers.     Resources Mentioned:   The Power of Now Practicing the Power of Now     Connect with Dr. Andrew Bonnici:   Zen Doctor Book: Boundless Intimacy         Get FREE Access to the Only 10’s Course   Are you struggling with knowing what, when, and how to focus your efforts to get things done? As a long-time sufferer of severe ADD, I understand the struggle - and that’s why I created the Only 10’s system. This system has helped me and thousands of others clear the clutter and focus their energy on getting the right things done.   The Only 10’s free online course is based on my proven system to help you focus your attention and maintain momentum around your day-to-day life.   Sign up for the Only 10’s free course today!       Mastering Midlife...Together!   Thanks for tuning into today’s episode of the Mastering Midlife Podcast: How to Thrive When the World Asks the Most of You with Mark Silverman. If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review.   Be sure to visit our website and connect with us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube and don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media.  

This Read All About It Extra episode is out on March 17, 2020 and celebrates St Patrick's Day. There are plenty of Irish author and book recommendations, the latest feature with my son, entitled, ‘What Andrew's not reading this week,’ and some poetry and a song to keep you entertained. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew J Taggart is a practical philosopher, Zen Buddhist, and entrepreneur. Recently Andrew wrote an article called 'Psychotechnologies of Self-Transformation' that led me to reach out to him and schedule a conversation. This episode was recorded a few months ago, but it occurs to me as exactly the right time to release it. If you are feeling panicked about the Corona Virus, I'd encourage you to slow down, get a hot cup of tea (or go for a walk outside) and enjoy this warm-spirited philosophical conversation. We inquire about: Why aren't human beings kinder to each other, let alone to all sentient beings? Is liberalism, humanism, and nihilism at the root of the meta-crisis? How social media requires a self-enclosed narcissistic humanism to function How do we move beyond humanism into a new cosmological sense of being? Is it possible to install new modes of being in time to confront the planetary challenges facing us? The necessity of existential openings as a portal to self-inquiry Whether we need to administer 'gentle shocks' to help people enter into spiritual crisis as quickly as possible How can we help ensure that instances of emergency and crisis can touch the heart and open the spirit? How do we precipitate mass existential opening? How do we help others encounter the truths of their heart? What Andrew has learned about having skillful philosophical conversations The importance of becoming sensitive in conversation to what Andrew calls 'existential weight' Why we must change our lives according to our existential truths, and the consequences of not doing so What is an adequate new definition of the human being that supports the emergence of a broadly contemplative culture Does wisdom arise from awakening, or does awakening arise from wisdom? What are the most important virtues to be cultivated now, in this time between worlds? Andrew's Home on the Internet --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emerge/support

The second Read All About It Extra episode is celebrating World Book Day, and has plenty of book recommendations for readers of all ages. There’s also the latest feature with my son, entitled, ‘What Andrew's not reading this week,’ while there’s an interview with author, Chris Dolan, about his wonderful novella Aliyyah, and some poetry for you to enjoy as well. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew Neeme, a professional poker player and vlogger, shares valuable advice for new players wanting to get into the game. He explains the importance of managing your bankroll and expenses, and speaks from personal experience when he suggests to study and use the resources that are out there to improve your skills. Andrew and Jamie chat about the latest news in the online world and brainstorm the regulations and guidelines around poker on YouTube. Listen in to hear Andrew talk about his poker meet-ups – and learn how he’s using them to bring fun and social connection back into the game. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 04:00 – Recent online poker results, live poker news, some Twitch updates, and a quick plug from Jamie. 04:00 – 10:00 - Introducing Andrew, his poker journey, how he learned poker thorough online forums and education, and when he took the leap to play professionally. 10:00 – 19:00 - On the challenges he faced, where he likes to play, and the advice he has for someone starting with a low bankroll and wanting to work their way up. 19:00 – 23:30 - On utilizing all of the education tools that are out there and treating your expenditures like a business when you’re a new poker player. 23:30 – 31:00 - Andrew’s vlogging journey, what attracted him to do videos, and why his channel filled a missing link in poker and in his life personally. 31:00 – 40:30 - The structure of Andrew’s videos and his thoughts on what’s happening with poker guidelines on YouTube. 40:30 – 43:00 - Brainstorming the content moderating issue and the monumental task of monitoring what goes on media sites. 43:00 – 50:30 - What Andrew’s meet-up games are all about and how they incorporate fun and a social aspect into the game again. 50:30 – 01:00:00 - Andrew’s favorite country, travels, fun activities, favorite beer, thoughts on being the “big stakes grinder” on YouTube, and what his hopes are for the future. 01:00:00 – 01:07:00 – Andrew’s goals for the next one and five years and the JS Poker Hero competition results and challenge. 3 Key Points Make use of all the resources out there to improve your game. As a professional player, monitor your expenses and treat your finances like a business. Keep poker a fun and social game. Contact/Resources Andrew’s Vlog

65. The Suited Gentleman™: The High End Experience You Must Give a Woman to Have The Most Insane Sex of Your Life Sometimes on the podcast - we go into specific topics covering different areas of sexuality. Everything from multiple orgasms & blowjobs to sex toys and performance issues. But today - we’re going to switch things up a bit... Starting with what I call “The Suited Gentleman”: a sexual experience you can create to give your woman a night she will never forget. On this episode, you’ll discover: What “The Suited Gentlemen” is and why it drives women crazy How this crazy night came together and why I share it with men across the world The psychological secret that drives her crazy and keeps her completely on edge throughout the experience Plus tons more Timestamp [00:30] How the next 10 episodes are going to be different [2:56] Who to do this with [3:09] How these ideas came about [4:45] The preparations you need to do for yourself [5:58] How to set up preparations for your partner [9:18] A sexual experience a woman propositioned me for...that i didn’t end up doing [10:02] How to set up the place for your partner for the best experience [11:24] Andrew’s personal experience with the Suited Gentleman [12:29] “Tonight you don’t have to think, I’m going to take you to the most beautiful place. I just want you to shut off, not think and just be with me and just completely relax” [14:08] The outlook you should have on the night and the 2 of you together [15:09] When you go to dinner [16:34] Onto the more explicit sexual nature - One of my favourite sex toys [18:18] Another experience in the restaurant most guys would be too scared to do [20:32] What Andrew got both girls to do for him in the restaurant [22:42] What to do when you are finally back at the hotel [29:01] Ignite details

How do diseases like leukemia begin? Could they be more than just physical challenges your body must overcome.Andrew Johnston – Professional Triathlete and Master CHEK Practitioner - describes his journey from competing in Ironman triathlons to fighting and beating leukemia and how your emotional health may be affecting your overall health more than you ever realized in this inspiring Living 4D conversation.Learn more about Andrew and his Atlanta-based practice at his Triumph Training website and look for his daily social media posts via Facebook.Show NotesAndrew inherited much of his athletic abilities from his grandfather, a pro soccer player in Scotland. (3:03)“Ironman triathlons are not about who is going the fastest so much as who is slowing down the least.” (9:49)Charging on a finish line surrounded by 200 competitors can bring you much closer to God than sitting in a church. (16:14)What Andrew experienced when taking Ayahuasca in Hawaii. (28:07)Get the most out of taking medicines by having a solid intention about what you want to get out of the experience. (33:17)Plant medicines versus meditation. (43:26)The more biased you are against plant medicines, the better your experience may be. (49:04)The phenomenon of shared death experiences. (56:58)Andrew’s leukemia journey began with a 2004 diagnosis after falling apart during an Iron Man triathlon. (1:07:50)Living is Winning, the documentary made about Andrew’s life after healing from leukemia. (1:18:28)The emotional etiology behind disease. (1:23:51)Working through the death experience. (1:29:08)How CHEK Institute training — looking at the whole person — influenced Andrew’s work, life and health. (1:40:33)Paul is visited by a bobcat. (1:47:51)Andrew’s philosophy about supplements. (1:57:41)The lack of connection. (1:59:57)Earned beliefs from others can be the inspiration to grow to your full potential. (2:07:08)ResourcesHolistic Strength Training For Triathlon and Spot On: Nutrition by Andrew JohnstonThe work of Nassim Haramein, Dr. Ian Stevenson and Dr. Raymond MoodyLiving is WinningPaul’s Living 4D podcasts about re-imagining your health and performance parts 1 and 2

Support the show: http://patreon.com/FirstStrike (0:45) What Happened? - Andy's MC Richmond performance (6:00) Asking Shaheen about Eli's top 8 performance, lifetime split (12:00) Reactions to Pioneer ban (28:35) Shaheen's suggestion for Standard (29:55) finalnub's Pioneer deck seeing notable success (44:00) Top 16 MC competitor Andrew Huska joins the show! (57:00) Andrew had the best Constructed record at the MC (59:15) What Andrew thinks is the best deck from here on out Find us on Twitter: Kar Yung Tom – https://twitter.com/kytmagic Elliot Fortier – https://twitter.com/elliot_fortier Andy Robdrup – https://twitter.com/AndyAWKWARD Jonathan Zhang – https://twitter.com/finalnub Shaheen Soorani - https://twitter.com/shaheenmtg First Strike is a Magic: The Gathering debate-style podcast hosted by KYT that discusses the week’s hottest competitive and social topics of the game. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firststrike/support

For some of us, our aviation dream started with a goal to earn a private pilot certificate.  On this week's SimpleFlight Radio episode, you'll meet Andrew Holmes, whose dream was to buy a jet, but knew that the process must start with him learning to fly, and to do so with dedication, patience, and no short-cuts.   What Andrew learned during his training, is that flying is a skill that is acquired through practice.  What Al and Marc learned about Andrew, is that he is someone who is dedicated to being a safe pilot and brings a significant respect for the learning process, and it goes without saying that if Andrew sets a goal, he will achieve it.  With this episode, our goal for you, is to have you ask yourself the question, "Why Not Me?"     As always, we love hearing from you and ask you share your ideas with the entire SimpleFlight Facebook and Instagram community  @simpleflightradio ​ Thanks for being a part of the SimpleFlight Family!!

In this episode, Andrew Neeme, a professional poker player and popular vlogger, talks about how he started vlogging and shares the valuable lessons he learned along the way. Jeff and Andrew discuss how to balance time between marriage, vlogging, studying, and playing, and they speculate on developments in poker legislation. Listen in to hear Andrew share tips to follow when sharing your own content – and get some insight on what he wishes he would’ve done from the get-go. Visit Jeff Gross - The Flow Show or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Jeff Gross.  Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:00 – Introducing Andrew and his journey 01:30 – He went to Michigan State University and did an internship with a music production company in London and moved back to LA 02:50 – 2004-2008 he dabbled in online poker; around 2008 he started playing full-time poker 04:20 – He moved to Las Vegas almost 10 years ago 04:50 – Andrew’s popular Vlog 05:15 – He understood and enjoyed the video medium for poker; he liked that he could connect directly to the audience and do creative storytelling 07:00 – He started Vlogging in October of 2016 08:24 – Advice for vloggers 08:40 – You can film from your cell phone, and the hard part is the editing; he had no idea how long it would take at first 10:20 – He suggests hiring someone to do the editing from the get-go; personality goes into the editing, which is hard for him to let go of now 12:45 – How Andrew manages his time 13:25 – He films and edits all his videos; he doesn’t have a science behind his social media strategy and just posts when he wants to 17:25 – Social media apps can easily take time away from productivity 19:15 – Developments in online poker legislation 19:45 – Everything happens slowly but he feels there is still hope and possibility; people can gamble online easily if they want to whether it’s regulated or not 22:21 – He’d love to road trip around Michigan and livestream 23:05 – Andrew’s position on team Run It Up 25:28 – They help with management, messaging, and branding 28:00 – The Vlogger in Paradise Challenge and the Andrew’s biggest tournament 28:30 – They got submissions from around the world; the quality of the videos and personalities were amazing 31:13 – It’s the biggest tournament he’s ever played; there are giveaway winners and professionals playing side by side 33:41 – Tournaments always have variance; the key is not to get too carried away, it’s 2.5 times bigger than the biggest buy-in he had ever played 40:20 – Andrew’s relationship with his wife, Busi; they met at a friend’s gathering in Las Vegas and the rest is history 45:00 – Stake Kings is like crowdfunding for poker players; Andrew is there 47:50 – The other games Andrew plays 48:00 – He loves PLO, 1-2-5, and 2-5-10 game in Vegas; he also likes the short-deck he played at Run It Up Reno 50:00 – He hasn’t gotten into mixed games 52:40 – What Andrew does to decompress and what content he consumes 52:50 – Most videos are long format; he follows a few vloggers and doesn’t watch TV 55:50 – His main goal this year is to focus on being more present; when you make videos you’re always looking ahead 57:20 – At the time of the recording, he has 150 vlogs 58:30 – Andrew’s meet-up games and Twitch streams 58:40 – They aren’t planned in advance and it’s an approachable game for most people; they’re every man’s stakes and it’s more of a social game 01:00:45 – They had their first meet up game tournament in Austin; it’s nice to get face-to-face with people 01:02:05 – He’s done about 10 livestreams and can do it simultaneously through YouTube and Twitch; Twitch is more lenient about background music 01:05:15 – Andrew’s future plans 01:05:30 – He started the videos over a year ago; he says it’s hard to say how he’ll be making a living years from now but maybe the content will change 01:07:50 – He doesn’t know what the future of poker holds; he said it’ll be hard to replicate the boom of years ago but regulations would be great for poker 01:10:20 - People recognize Andrew in the poker scene and sometimes outside of the poker room; the work he’s done is like his resume and can be done in any industry 01:14:50 – Advice for new vloggers 15:00:00 – Uploading earlier in the week at a reasonable hour is better than uploading on the weekend; as far as length, he takes as long as needed to tell the story 01:21:05 – An unpleasant experience at the table 01:21:30 – He’s never seen any fistfights; Jeff saw someone take $2,500 worth of chips 01:22:40 – Poker seems to be pretty chill overall 01:23:00 – Poker or content creation? 01:23:30 – Vlogging is more exciting, but poker is the income source; the YouTube revenue is helpful and pays some bills and he tries to balance all channels 01:24:15 – It would be daunting to create content about another subject that he doesn’t know as well as poker 01:25:10 – Kids and doppelgangers 01:25:20 – Yes, someday, and yes, he knows he looks like Aaron Rodgers and the Verizon guy 01:29:30 – Income streams through social media and weed 01:30:00 – Merchandise, YouTube income, and partnerships provide for income streams; he smokes weed very rarely 01:31:25 – Impacts to Andrew’s relationship due to his celebrity 01:31:40 – The biggest downside is that everything takes a lot of time; he has to balance his relationship with everything else 01:32:25 – He and his wife started a podcast called the Tells Podcast; they talk about life, poker, YouTube, pop culture, and relationships 01:35:58 – His family likes to see what he’s up to on YouTube; he recommends people show their family the professionalism and passion they have for the industry 01:37:40 – Busi plays the markets and poker is similar, so they understood each other from the get-go 01:38:45 – Andrew’s thoughts on staking 01:38:57 – He sees it as a natural part of the poker experience and helps people move up in poker stakes; just like in other businesses, people get outside investors 01:39:39 – You can sell a piece of yourself to friends, colleagues, or other poker players while you get used to new poker stakes; he doesn’t have a lot of experience in that 01:40:24 – Ask each other as many questions as possible and sign a document hashing out all scenarios 01:41:50 – Money management 01:42:19 – When he first moved to Vegas he spent too much, now he manages his money better and isn’t into material possessions 01:46:10 – Poker as a zero sum game 01:46:20 – He looks at poker like a sport like golf; there’s tours, sponsorships, and it’s a spectator sport 01:46:55 – If you’re doing something that makes you happy, you’ll share that happiness with the world 3 Key Points If you want to be a vlogger, hire an editor early on, refine as you go, and just do it! There are so many ways to make a living now; there’s no telling what could be possible just a few years from now. Staking is like a business seeking outside investors; it’s great as long as there’s good communication between the investor and the investee. Contact/Resources Partner - Party Poker Jeff’s Website – Jeff Gross Poker Andrew’s Vlog - YouTube Run It Up - Website Stake Kings - Website Andrew’s Website Andrew’s Twitch Andrew and Busi’s Podcast

My guest this week is Andrew D'Souza, the Co-founder and CEO of Clearbanc, a fundraising alternative to traditional venture capital. The company is based in Toronto and helps businesses fuel their marketing spend – because right now 40% of venture capital invested in companies goes directly to funding Facebook and Google ads. Equity is an expensive way for founders to fund repeatable growth and Clearbanc exists to solve that problem. Here's how it works – Clearbanc gives startups anywhere between $5,000-$10 million and in exchange Clearbanc typically receives a 5% to 10% revenue share of that company's earnings until the funding is paid back plus a 6% fee. Now here's the secret, Clearbanc picks merchants by developing technology that scans the merchants' Stripe payments and Facebook ads and that way they can assess the financial health and momentum of the company. In 2018, Clearbanc poured more than 100 million dollars into 500 companies. SUBSCRIBE TO MY “MONDAY MUSINGS” NEWSLETTER TO KEEP UP WITH THE PODCAST. Show Notes LINKS: Find Andrew online: Twitter Clearbanc People mentioned: Chamath Palihapitiya Chip Wilson Tobi Lütke Sam Altman Paul Graham Stewart Butterfield Drew Houston Mike Krieger Other mentions: Clearbanc Social Capital Andreessen Horowitz Y Combinator Lululemon Little Black Stretchy Pants by Chip Wilson Groupon Dragon’s Den It’s always Day One letter Top Hat SHOW TOPICS 1:55 How Systems Engineering helped Andrew helped think about the intersections of different disciplines like Neurobiology, Psychology, Marketing, and Macroeconomics 5:36 Why authenticity is key to building great marketing campaigns and why your job as the CEO is to create the necessary conditions for success 10:12 The origin story of Clearbanc and how 40% of all venture capital goes to Facebook, Google, and Amazon 20:05 How companies build a culture that allow people to fail and how Clearbanc started by funding Uber drivers which keeps them true to their origin story 25:14 How Andrew squares the dichotomy between funding growth through social media and the idea of a disproportionate portion of VC going to Facebook ads 29:42 Airbnb and the future of how cities will evolve around self-driving cars and subscription songs 35:00 Why Andrew thinks that the advent of self-driving cars is more a policy problem than a technological one 40:48 The independence of Canadian provinces and how Quebec has managed to preserve the European culture against huge pressures 47:31 How meeting YC partners showed Andrew that VCs are just one way to build your company 50:43 How Andrew builds and cultivates relationships while building Clearbanc 55:10 What Andrew thought about traveling to Israel and thinking about Jesus as a founder of a movement 58:29 How Andrew returned to his initial passion for selling a product that he believes in through hiring people in positions which were their passion

Something most of my clients tell me they struggle with is time management and always being busy. There’s so much to do and it feels like there’s never enough time to do it. Often most of their time is spent in their business, leaving little time to spend on the things they enjoy in their personal life. Time is something both Andrew and I are focusing on this year: how we can spend more time doing the things we want to do while continuing to grow our businesses. Today we’ll share some of the strategies and tools we use for effective time management, and the impact they’ve had on our lifestyles. Enjoy! Episode Highlights: 7:34 Buffer days versus focus days: Austin’s approach. 9:36 Andrew’s take on buffer days and buffer zones. 13:36 Creating an ideal schedule that works for you. 16:23 The importance of protecting your schedule once you’ve planned it out. 17:19 Building milestones or keystones into your week to keep yourself on track. 19:23 Andrew's approach to setting goals, including a 100-year vision and the “One Thing.” 20:10 Starting with your “One Thing” and building in the other time management frameworks to create change in your life. 22:22 How giving away control of your time is like giving away control of your bank account. 23:21 Learning how to say NO, or at least no-ish. 26:06 What Austin does before making a decision about a requested meeting or opportunity. 28:18 The benefit of estimating time for tasks and tracking how long things actually take. 30:07 Using time tracking to understand time spent vs. revenue and which tasks are actually aligned with your larger financial goals. 32:11 What Andrew is using as an alternative to email in order to spend less time in his inbox. 33:08 Tools Austin uses to effectively manage his time. 35:19 Time management tools Andrew is using. Links And Resources: Book: Essentialism Episode 149: The Art Of Doing Less But Better W/ Greg McKeown [Part 1] Episode 150: The Art Of Doing Less But Better W/ Greg McKeown [Part 2] Productivity Planner by Intelligent Change Panda Planner Freedom App Be Focused App Freedom Business Family Weekly Planning Sheet Brand Growth Experts Foxwell Digital Become a Member: If you liked this episode, you’re going to love the Brand Growth Experts Membership.  It’s a community of top ecommerce business owners and marketers who I coach one-on-one to help scale up their businesses. Together we’ll create a plan that will help you scale up your business, and then I’ll help you execute it. If you want to make sure you’re growing as quickly and sustainably as possible, click here to learn more. Hope to see you on the inside! Sponsor: Shoelace This episode is brought to you by Shoelace. Shoelace helps fast-growing ecommerce stores tell their brand story, increase conversions, and grow revenue through Customer Journey Retargeting. This personalized approached to retargeting shows the right customers the right ads at the right time based on where they are in the buying journey with your brand. Whether a visitor is discovering your brand for the first time or a loyal repeat-customer is considering a purchase from your latest collection, they'll see tailored ad content that evolves like an engaging story in the days and weeks following their visit. Shoelace's automation platform makes it a breeze to run memorable retargeting experiences. Visit to ecommerceinfluence.com/shoelace and get started on working with Shoelace today. Mention "Ecommerce Influence" to claim a special offer during your free trial! Sponsor: Klaviyo Today’s episode is brought to you by Klaviyo. Over 10,000 brands have joined Klaviyo to help them build higher-quality relationships with their customers. Klaviyo does not force you to compromise between speed and powerful functionality, you get both. Interested to see Klaviyo’s impact? Tune into their 12-part docu-series following three brands—Chubbies, SunSki and the Love Is Project. You’ll learn how they prepared for Cyber Weekend 2018, marketing throughout the holidays, and beyond. Along the way, we’ll fill you in on what you should be doing as a business to push your marketing strategy to the next level. Also, as you're going through this, they're going to show you how to prepare the business to continue to take it to the next level segment and grow and use it to use Klaviyo to drive more profitable interactions. If you want to go check out this docu-series, go to www.ecommerceinfluence.com/beyond.

Today we welcome Andrew Cogar, architect for Historical Concepts, and interior designer Kristin Kong! We talk to them about designing and building from the ground up, the balance of architecture and design together and the way the two fields complement each other, what to know when finding an architect or interior designer to work on your home, and some smart tips to help navigate this major investment. What You’ll Hear on This Episode: Taryn’s trial in the eyeglass world, and her triumph in seeing the comedian Celeste Barber live. Yes, you can have Prosecco on tap at your office too. The ongoing saga of Karen’s basement and her husband’s dream bar. Caroline’s Christmas Tree trials and triumph, and how to correctly flock your tree to give it that beautiful snow misted look. How the recession changed the relationship between architects and designers. The ways architects and designers inspire and complement each other. What Andrew and his team look for in renovations at Historical Concepts, and why one of their core values is to be “appropriate”. How Andrew helps steer and educate clients in the direction of quality, skill and proportion. Why seeing is believing holds true for what both Andrew and Kristin do. Andrew and Kristin’s expert tips to add an interior designer early on in the project. The importance of communication and trust in the process of both renovation and design. Why the challenges that arise between architects and designers can actually be an opening for better dialog and a stronger partnership. Personal stories from both Kristin and Andrew on some of the projects they are most proud of. How both Andrew and Kristin weave in trends but still keep the integrity and lifestyle needs of the project. Why it’s important to have a master plan, no matter how small the project is.

We are joined by tenured employee and current Specialty Brand Manager at New Belgium Brewing, Andrew Emerton. We discuss many items including: - What Andrew's current role at NBB looks like. - How the marketing guy interfaces with the artist. - Rotating and refreshing certain brands. - A look back at Lips of Faith Series. - The legacy of Felix and Oscar. - The current climate in bars, restaurants and liquor stores. - Price points on perceived premium products. - The importance of social media. And much much more! This podcast is sponsored by The Full Pint Shop. Grab tshirts, hats, glasses and more to support the beer fam. Music for The Full Pint Podcast provided by our pal Ben Tuttle, check him out at tenderbubbles.com

Full-Time Day Trader Secrets and Tricks In episode 170 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, I bring another past guest of the podcast who has impacted me that made a big difference in my trading, and this time I have a chat once again with full-time trader Andrew Aziz. Andrew is a day trader based in Vancouver, Canada. He’s been trading full-time since a couple of years now. He knows what it takes to perform at your best and to keep improving yourself on a daily basis. Watch the video here.    Topics Covered In This Episode Who Andrew Aziz is and his background [1:30] What people should do if they want to become profitable traders [3:24] Why waking up early to trade is not that bad [4:54] How Andrew found his purpose in trading [6:04] What the next steps Andrew did were after having the feeling of having to make it work [7:58] Having coaches/mentors to become a good trader [9:34] Getting support from family and friends [11:25] How Andrew tried swing trading and found out it wasn’t for him [13:47] Selecting the criteria for day trading [14:52] Andrew’s structure for trading, when he starts and stops trading during the day [15:38] Andrew’s maximum loss percentage that he stops trading during the day [17:59] The tools for profit targets and stop-loss Andrew uses [19:49] What traders should know and apply in their trading [21:31] How Andrew manages his money [23:54] What it takes from being a break-even trader to profitable trader [24:55] What Andrew does when he’s trading [27:05] Going back and looking at your stats in trading [28:21] The markets Andrew trades in and the reason for it [32:03] Resources Mentioned BOOK: How to Day Trade for a Living by Andrew Aziz BOOK: Advanced Day Trading Techniques by Andrew Aziz Use the promo code "D2TBBTLT18" to save 10% off Andrew's trading room lifetime membership!   DesireToTRADE Top Resources Desire To TRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist (free checklist!) One-Page Trading Plan (free template!) DesireToTRADE Academy (exclusive training program)  How To Find Andrew Aziz? Bear Bull Traders Email   What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!

What if I told you that there is an entire segment of training that maybe you've never considered?  When I first moved to Kelowna, I was introduced to Dr. Andrew Sellars.  Dr. Sellars is an anesthesiologist as well as a sports physiology expert.  He also is co-founder of Balance Point Racing.  When I did my first physiology assessment with Balance Point, I realized that everything I thought I knew about training and had learned from some of the top sports institutions in the US was very limited.  The crazy thing that a lot of the assessments are still done using a very old method of measuring all of your physical systems.  Balance Point taught me that there are many more factors at play.  For example, instead of wondering my wattage was low when I tired, I learned exactly what it was about my body that made me unable to generate higher power - things like how much oxygen was in my muscle, if my heart itself was tired, or if my respiratory system was tired.   There's a lot of incredibly important and useful knowledge in this episode if you're interested in taking your training up a notch! Topics Discussed in the Podcast  Andrew's background and how he became a doctor What Andrew learned through mentorship with Juerg Feldmann What is a Balance Point Assessment? Why the respiratory system is an integral part of fitness how to train your respiratory system  Listen Now   Links Balance Point Racing Spiro Tiger Support the Show If you would like to support the growth my show, I'd love your contribution on.  Patreon.  The current production of this free show is primarily supported out of my own pocket and a small portion is covered through the donations on Patreon. With my Patreon page, you can donate directly to the show which will help me cover the costs and help it grow! Even 4 bucks a month- the cost of one coffee per month helps a LOT! Thanks, I really appreciate your support! Crowdfunding on Patreon – thank you! Shop my products!  Leave a review or share on social media Don't forget to subscribe! Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Spotify Thanks for listening!

This episode is very, very special to me. I had the honor of going to visit Andrew in his beautiful center in California here, and it's so incredible. I just feel so excited about sharing him with you because he is such a special person to me. I've been working with Andrew for about 2 years now, working on energy work. He is such a talented healer. What Andrew does, I can't even explain it. He's able to clear energy, move energy, really understand patterns and attachment, and really getting to the root of why we do what we do and why we are stuck in these behaviors and patterns that aren't serving us. He is just an absolute wizard. In this episode, we talked about how to truly access energy in our bodies, which is something that I know we talked about a lot about on the show, but the way that Andrew frames it is so beautiful and really allows us to dig into the part of us that feels calm, and feels safe. So Andrew had a near-death experience which really let him into this whole body of work. He didn't wake up one day, deciding to do this work. He was actually comedian. One day, he was surfing and he got smoked in the head with a surfboard, and he had a spiritual awakening. It's just such a beautiful story. He's such a grounded individual yet has this power to just heal, influence, and just be such a leader for oneness and wholeness.   About Andrew   At the age of 32, a surfboard bashed into Andrew's head when he was out surfing one day. He was left unconscious in the ocean until a stranger pulled him out and saved his life. Andrew was never the same again. Andrew began to question his identity. He became incredibly present to the world in a way he never experienced before. Andrew took it upon himself to dive deep into healing and discovered his purpose.   In this episode, Andrew shares:   Learning to access safety in our bodies, so we can use it when fear arises within us. How Andrew's near death experience led him to become a healer. How our childhood protectors have positive and negative impacts on our adult life. How to acknowledge our protectors so they don't control our experience. How shifting our perception allows us to shift our energy. The difference between true discernment and being in resistance. Being intentional and intuitive with the types of coaches and healers you decide to work with. You can find more of Andrew at: Website | Instagram | Facebook

Andrew Hellmich is responsible for opening up my eyes to the business side of photography with his podcast PhotoBizX where he interviews photographers not to talk about the technicals of photography but everything behind the curtain. Marketing, SEO, Sales, and so so so much more. Today Im thrilled to be speaking with Andrew Hellmich.   In This Episode You'll Learn: How Andrew booked 20 weddings at his first bridal fair How Andrew advertised his photography 20 years ago How many weddings Andrew was shooting per year How Andrew dealt with burn out A lesson leaned from his first paid shoot Some of the hardest aspects of running a photography business Some of the best perks of being a photographer What Andrew thinks about running a business by himself If we should focus on one subject in photography or shoot a variety of subjects The biggest lesson Andrew has learned in his almost 300 podcast interviews Some bad info that Andrew hears being taught to new photographers Resources: Andrews Photography Website Andrew’s PhotoBizX Podcast Memorable Quotes: You can make photography fit around your life I wouldn’t have the lifestyle I have now if it wasn’t for photography     Check out more at www.BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Have A Question? Reach out to us on social Facebook: www.Facebook.com/BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Instagram: www.Instagtam.com/BeginnerPhotoPodcast Or Email us at: BeginnerPhotographyPodcast@gmail.com

Would you be willing to make 4,500 agonizing phone calls to land your first property? How about going to the trouble of analyzing 100 deals to find one good one? It goes without saying that we have unparalleled opportunities here in the US, but success is unlikely to fall into your lap. So, if you are looking to become a successful multifamily investor, you have to START: Learn to analyze deals properly and get one done. Andrew Cushman is the principal of Vantage Point Acquisitions, a multifamily investment firm out of Southern California. Andrew has a BS in Chemical Engineering from Texas A&M University, and he worked for a Cargill Foods for seven years before leaving the corporate world for real estate investment. He completed 24 profitable single family flips before making the transition to apartment building acquisitions in 2010. Since then, Andrew has successfully syndicated 1,800 units that continue to provide investors with strong returns. Today, Andrew joins me to share his story, explaining how an article in the Wall Street Journal inspired his real estate career and why he made the transition from pre-foreclosure flips to multifamily. He walks us through his first deal, a 92-unit property in Macon, Georgia, discussing his mistakes around failing to vet investors and underestimating renovation costs. Andrew offers advice for aspiring investors on beginning with the end in mind, building a network of investors, and partnering for instant legitimacy. Listen in for Andrew's insight into the benefits of B properties and learn why finding a good deal in the current climate is challenging—but not impossible! Key Takeaways How Andrew got into real estate Chemical engineering degree Tried other businesses Article in WSJ re: flipping houses Four years in single family (pre-foreclosures) Andrew's shift to multifamily ‘Only as good as last flip' Looking for true financial freedom Andrew's first multifamily deal Hired mentor as guide 92-unit deal in Macon, GA 75% vacant, built in 1960's All-cash syndication ($1.2M raise) How Andrew financed his first deal Failed to vet investors, lost ¾ of $800K Reached out to entire network Extended closing three times Seller agreed to carry $200K note Raised just enough to close Continued to raise for renovation What Andrew learned from his first deal Properly screen neighborhood Better estimate rehab costs Better track rehab spending Hire right contractors Andrew's advice around doing your first deal Choose deal just outside comfort zone Begin with end in mind, work backwards ‘Don't buy in the hood' Don't underestimate rehab costs Learn to analyze deals and get one done Andrew's take on the challenge of finding a great deal Must be willing to analyze 100 to find one Don't look for home run on first deal Andrew's insight for aspiring investors who lack capital Start analyzing deals Build network of potential investors (sample deal) The value in partnering Saves from mistakes Creates legitimacy Go farther, faster Andrew's advice to his 22-year-old self Go straight into multifamily B properties = highest return with least effort Andrew's perfect day Surf in morning Work at home office Meet wife for lunch Family dinner Work in evening What Andrew is looking forward to Deal with colleague met at conference Climb, ski Mount Shasta Connect with Andrew Vantage Point Acquisitions Andrew on LinkedIn Andrew on BiggerPockets Resources LoopNet Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki Michael's Ultimate Guide to Apartment Building Investing Syndicated Deal Analyzer Financial Freedom Summit Partner with Michael Invest with Michael Michael's Course Free eBook: The Secret to Raising Money to Buy Your First Apartment Building Review the Podcast on iTunes

Ahead of a possible Utah medical marijuana ballot initiative in the Fall of 2018—and in light of the LDS Church signaling its opposition to the initiative—Mormon Stories seeks to have an open, facts-based discussion about the medicinal uses of marijuana and the LDS Church's role in the legislative process to prevent its passage in the state of Utah. To begin that conversation, we continue our interview with Andrew Jolley—an entrepreneur in Nevada who started The+Sourcedispensary in 2013 after Nevada passed legislation allowing the use of medicinal marijuana in that state. We cover: *What Andrew learned about the medicinal and societal value of marijuana that lead him to become involved *A historical discussion about the political and cultural motives to making marijuana illegal *The economic impacts seen in the states that have chosen to legalize marijuana use *The medical impacts of the different types of cannabinoids found in marijuana *Efforts made 'behind the scenes' by the LDS Church to oppose the initiative to allow for medicinal marijuana use *What Andrew believes Utahns should do to inform their decision on legalization

Ahead of a possible Utah medical marijuana ballot initiative in the Fall of 2018—and in light of the LDS Church signaling its opposition to the initiative—Mormon Stories seeks to have an open, facts-based discussion about the medicinal uses of marijuana and the LDS Church's role in the legislative process to prevent its passage in the state of Utah. To begin that conversation, we continue our interview with Andrew Jolley—an entrepreneur in Nevada who started The+Sourcedispensary in 2013 after Nevada passed legislation allowing the use of medicinal marijuana in that state. We cover: *What Andrew learned about the medicinal and societal value of marijuana that lead him to become involved *A historical discussion about the political and cultural motives to making marijuana illegal *The economic impacts seen in the states that have chosen to legalize marijuana use *The medical impacts of the different types of cannabinoids found in marijuana *Efforts made 'behind the scenes' by the LDS Church to oppose the initiative to allow for medicinal marijuana use *What Andrew believes Utahns should do to inform their decision on legalization

In this Mormon Stories Podcast episode, we travel to Nevada to listen as Andrew and Allison Jolley tell the story of their Mormon faith crisis, how they healed their painful and disconnected marriage, and (in episodes 911-912) how Andrew became a founder and owner of a marijuana company in Nevada called The+Source Nevada. We cover: The shame and unresolved issues that were brought into the marriage by transgressions in their youth The barriers to emotional intimacy that both felt throughout their marriage and how they sought to meet their emotional needs in other places How Allison clung more to the church when she felt Andrew pulling away in the marriage Why Andrew embarked on a journey to deepen his faith, which instead lead to a faith crisis How Allison experienced anxiety and confusion when Andrew worked harder to strengthen his marriage after expressing doubts about the LDS Church How Allison experienced her own faith crisis What Andrew and Allison did to heal their marriage after experiencing a faith transition ___________________________ Part 1: Andrew and Allison describe their early marriage including the shame and unresolved issues each brought in Part 2: Andrew and Allison share their difficulty with emotional intimacy and the impact a faith crisis had on their marriage Part 3: Andrew and Allison share how they healed their marriage ___________________________

In this Mormon Stories Podcast episode, we travel to Nevada to listen as Andrew and Allison Jolley tell the story of their Mormon faith crisis, how they healed their painful and disconnected marriage, and (in episodes 911-912) how Andrew became a founder and owner of a marijuana company in Nevada called The+Source Nevada. We cover: The shame and unresolved issues that were brought into the marriage by transgressions in their youth The barriers to emotional intimacy that both felt throughout their marriage and how they sought to meet their emotional needs in other places How Allison clung more to the church when she felt Andrew pulling away in the marriage Why Andrew embarked on a journey to deepen his faith, which instead lead to a faith crisis How Allison experienced anxiety and confusion when Andrew worked harder to strengthen his marriage after expressing doubts about the LDS Church How Allison experienced her own faith crisis What Andrew and Allison did to heal their marriage after experiencing a faith transition ___________________________ Part 1: Andrew and Allison describe their early marriage including the shame and unresolved issues each brought in Part 2: Andrew and Allison share their difficulty with emotional intimacy and the impact a faith crisis had on their marriage Part 3: Andrew and Allison share how they healed their marriage ___________________________

In this Mormon Stories Podcast episode, we travel to Nevada to listen as Andrew and Allison Jolley tell the story of their Mormon faith crisis, how they healed their painful and disconnected marriage, and (in episodes 911-912) how Andrew became a founder and owner of a marijuana company in Nevada called The+Source Nevada. We cover: The shame and unresolved issues that were brought into the marriage by transgressions in their youth The barriers to emotional intimacy that both felt throughout their marriage and how they sought to meet their emotional needs in other places How Allison clung more to the church when she felt Andrew pulling away in the marriage Why Andrew embarked on a journey to deepen his faith, which instead lead to a faith crisis How Allison experienced anxiety and confusion when Andrew worked harder to strengthen his marriage after expressing doubts about the LDS Church How Allison experienced her own faith crisis What Andrew and Allison did to heal their marriage after experiencing a faith transition ___________________________ Part 1: Andrew and Allison describe their early marriage including the shame and unresolved issues each brought in Part 2: Andrew and Allison share their difficulty with emotional intimacy and the impact a faith crisis had on their marriage Part 3: Andrew and Allison share how they healed their marriage ___________________________

Andrew Nemeth is a BC Registered Massage Therapist who works in Elder Care Facilities doing massage therapy.  Over 15 years of experience working in care homes gives him a unique and expert perspective in this style of massage.  He has also recently taken the lead position for the Advanced Practice Group - Gerontology and speaks to this unique position   0:58  intro 1:56  proper term for advanced practice for working with the aged 3:28  RMTBC'sadvanced practice groups defined 5:18  How has massage therapy grown when working with the elderly, especially as the baby boomers age? 7:18  Are the elderly underserviced by RMT's? 8:09  Building a brand when working with the niche that is geriatric massage 9:09  Lots of opportunity for work with the elderly as either a new or long term therapist  10:08  Numbers working with the elderly as far as number of RMT's go is unknown 10:45  Loving working with the elderly  12:40  Staying interested in your work and how the elderly help you do this! 14:10  How the aged can appreciate your work as a massage therapist 15:05  is the work interdisciplinary? 15:55  Developing rapport with existing medical teams 17:05  Jumpstarting an rmt’s work with the elderly 18:30  How the advanced practice groups are already helping therapists develop particular skills 19:37  Advanced practice group gerontology current lead duties  20:49  The lead as an information filter and educational advocate 21:25  The symposium  22:31  Who should come 23:23  RMTBC symposiums rock 24:14  What Andrew will be doing at the symposium  25:44  Getting in touch with Andrew  26:55  Where will advanced practice gerontology be in 10 years as it relates to massage therapy  28:00  The unique problem of you clients aging and dying when you focus on work with the elderly 30:20  The specialness of the work with the elderly 31:12  End of show comments   Music by Broke For Free - Night Owl - Directionless EP

This episode shifts us to the science behind running, and beetroot.  Beetroot?  You heard that right.  After listening, you just may want to put it on your next shopping list. We begin by talking about his running records held at an early age and how his running led him to become obsessed with the physiology of distance running. He get into the specifics about his beetroot study. We hear first-hand examples of time spent working with Paula Radcliffe. He discusses his role as the scientific adviser with Nike’s the sub-2 hour project and his reflection to the outcome of it. He shares his experience and what he learned when he visited the Kenyan runners’ camp in Kenya. Today's Guest Andrew Jones Andrew Jones is famous for his study of beetroot as it relates to a runner’s performance.  He is a physiologist who has worked with some of the leading distance runners including Paula Radcliffe.  His involvement led to huge improvements in her performance.  He was the major scientific adviser with Nike’s sub-2 hour marathon project. What You Will Learn About What record Andrew has held for the last 30 years. What Andrew’s involvement was with the Nike sub-2 project. What foods are used as great recovery products. When and how much beet root should be used to see a benefit. Why Andrew says that “the marathon world record is way slower than a human would be potentially be capable of running it.” What Andrew sees as the reasons why Kenyan runners are ranked above the rest.   Inspirational Quotes Things like cherry juice are better in recovery and they contain a lot of polyphenols.  Taking anti-oxidants and things like polyphenols which are in cherries, also in beet root juice, can sort of help the recovery process a bit. If you consume high nitrate food stuffs you can lower your blood pressure, as well. I’m not saying you should run, you should not have breakfast before you race, but actually in terms of forcing some additional musclar adaptation, it isn’t always a bad thing to get up and to run.   You kind of treat your body to, or teach your body to adapt in certain ways by so doing. And you can have your breakfast after you run. Resources Mentioned Last week's interview with Kim Jones Andy on the University of Exeter website Andy on Twitter    Thank you to my new running buddy VI and favorite recovery product BodyHealth for sponsoring this episode of Running for Real. VI is there to encourage you on tough days, congratulate you on the days you crush it, and remind you of your goals when you need it. You can enter to win your own VI by visiting GetVI.com/running4real When I was running 90 miles a week as a pro, I would take 5-10 BodyHealth Perfect Amino tablets every day without fail. They helped me recover faster, and feel better. Now they have Perfect Amino XP, which makes it even easier. Get 10% off at Bodyhealth.com using coupon code TINA10

Download Episode Here Kick off the new year with Alex, Molly, and Andrew Connors, a Certified Financial Planner and Partner at Fairport Asset Management. Prepare for the future with Andrew's top tips for young people and for business owners, and find out the difference between a wealth manager and a financial planner. This episode will transport you back to the holiday season when Molly was feeling festive and Alex revealed his kryptonite in a bag of mixed nuts. And we ask the eternal question: how many items constitute a "collection"? Get in touch with Andrew through www.fairportasset.com or on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/andrewconnors/. Interested listeners can read his thought paper on "Minding Your Business", a new program for business owners about how to align personal, family and business goals, linked here on the BPE website. The 2018 We Solve Problems Essay Contest is looking for judges and sponsors. Members of the community and business leaders are invited to visit www.wesolveproblems-essay.com to learn more and to sign up through the month of January. Help shape the leaders of tomorrow, as they compete to solve problems and communicate those solutions in a short essay. CoverMySix is a one-stop legal audit for your business, led by award-winning litigators and in-house counsel at The Gertsburg Law Firm. CM6 minimizes your exposure to lawsuits, investigations, disgruntled employees and customers, and all the damage that comes with them. Go to CoverMySix.com to learn how we keep you safe by covering yours. Don’t get sued. Cover Your Six. [caption id="attachment_644" align="alignleft" width="225"] In case you missed it... here is the honorary Gebler chair at Burntwood Tavern[/caption] [caption id="attachment_726" align="alignright" width="300"] Was Alex channeling his inner Molly in this picture from Thanksgiving?[/caption]                 SHOW NOTES * 1:05 One Year of Best.Podcast.Ever. * 2:18 Alex has an allergic reaction to nuts * 3:56 Trying some Mushroom Tea during flu season * 6:52 Molly's VIP chair at Burntwood Tavern * 8:22 Alex saw Dead and Company and approves of John Mayer * 9:25 When Molly started feeling festive during the holiday season; not so much for Alex * 11:29 Introducing Andrew * 14:24 What Andrew is doing with those belt buckles * 19:05 What's the difference between Wealth Management and Financial Advising * 21:48 Common requests and Andrew's advice for young people * 27:48 "Andrew's Commandments" * 29:54 An Andrew-Commandment for personal finances: "Treat yourself as a business" * 32:51 How technology can help with personal finances * 34:26 Working with clients and building relationships * 36:28 Who is the "right fit" client * 39:50 Best Advice for business owners * 43:36 Best Advice for individuals * 45:20 Lightning Round * 58:30 What is Exit Planning

$2,000 Days As A Stocks Day Trader After Getting Fired – Show Notes In episode 115 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, I interview Andrew Aziz, a stocks day trader based in Vancouver, Canada. Andrew is the author of the amazing book How To Day Trade For A Living. This is probably one of my favorite story shared on the podcast so far. After all, Andrew got very serious about day trading after getting fired from his job as a research scientist. I’d love if you can take a few seconds to leave a review on iTunes or Stitcher. Let me know honestly what you think of the podcast because the only way I can improve is through your reviews. Covered In This Episode... "Every day I wake up at 4:30 a.m. but it doesn't bother me. It's my passion." - Andrew Aziz Andrew Aziz's favorite quote about passion 2:10 The daily routine of a stocks day trader on the West Coast 3:30 How Andrew reacted to receiving an employment termination letter 6:30 The learning process Andrew went through 8:44 The #1 thing Andrew had to learn to succeed in day trading 10:26 The reason why Andrew jumped into day trading 12:25 The step-by-step guide for those wanting to day trade 14:45 Andrew's top trading strategy: he guides us through a recent trade 17:55 How Andrew manages to day trade only 1hr/day 20:35 How traders can use video journals for their trading 22:55 Daily habits most traders tend to overlook 25:00 What Andrew does when he doesn't feel in the right state to trade 28:30 Powerful advice applicable to any trader 29:42 Listener's question: the best timeframe for day trading 30:20 What your job is as a stocks day trader & common mistakes 32:05 Resources Mentioned Andrew Aziz's daily trade review videos Book: How To Day Trade For A Living (recommended!) DesireToTRADE Top Resources DesireToTRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist (free checklist!) One-Page Trading Plan (free template!) DesireToTRADE Academy How To Find Andrew Aziz? Bear Bull Traders Email What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!

Freedom Lifestyle Forex Trading – Show Notes Show notes: http://desiretotrade.com/104/ In episode 104 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, I re-interview Andrew Mitchem, a Forex trader & coach who has successfully created a "freedom lifestyle" through Forex trading. What's nice about Andrew's style is how he combines multiple time frames and manages to spend little time trading on a daily basis. I personally learned a lot from Andrew and he was the very first person who agreed to be interviewed on my podcast. He personally taught me The Money Management Principle Most Traders Don't Know About. The Forex trading freedom lifestyle Andrew Mitchem developed for himself is very inspiring and I could personally still learn new things from that interview - in which we dive deep on trading strategies & the methods used in the Forex market. I’d love if you can take a few seconds to leave a review on iTunes or Stitcher. Let me know honestly what you think of the podcast because the only way I can improve is through your reviews. In This Interview, You'll Learn… The technical trading tools Andrew uses on a daily basis How to enter continuation trades for a better result Why & how trading uncommon time-frames (6hr, 8hr, etc.) How Andrew's trading style changes when traveling How to use round numbers and why they work on all currency pairs Some advanced trading strategies for taking profits What Andrew does uniquely in trading Some of the worst trading mistakes What Andrew thinks is necessary to win a trading competition What is an acceptable drawdown And much more! Share This! “Keep your risk low per trade and make percentages (not pips)” – Andrew Mitchem DesireToTRADE Top Resources DesireToTRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist (free checklist!) One-Page Trading Plan (free template!) DesireToTRADE Academy How To Find Andrew Mitchem? The Forex Trading Coach The Successful Trader System Online Forex Course (with a 20% discount) Facebook Twitter Youtube What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!

In today's market, it is difficult for investors to get good yields on their investments, especially for those who wish to invest outside of their area of expertise. Our guest today, Mr. Andrew Cushman solves this problem by providing high-yield multifamily investment opportunities to accredited investors. Andrew is a details-driven real estate professional who leaves no stone unturned when vetting deals. He believes in building passive income streams in order to free up more time for enjoying family and the personal hobbies/passions that make life a little bit more exciting. Join us today as Andrew shares his story of passion that drives him forward in entrepreneurial endeavors in another episode of Grab Life Big! In this episode, you will learn: Andrew's brief bio. The steps that Andrew took to get into the real estate business. What Andrew does to make money/his income sources. What Andrew's left to invest was last year. Andrew's life happiness index. Andrew's best and worst pillar. Where does Andrew want to be ten years from now. Andrew’s life’s greatest hits. The one thing that Andrew had given up but still wants to pursue. What Andrew does to stay fit and healthy. What one event raised Andrew’s self-esteem the most in his life. Andrew's bucket list items. Plus so much more! Andrew Cushman has a BS in Chemical Engineering from Texas A&M University. After graduation, Andrew worked for a large food company for 7 years in a variety of supervisory positions, including Plant Manager where he was responsible for plant operations, maintenance, plant personal, and plant finances. Andrew specialized in turning around underperforming plants and departments and was relocated to various facilities throughout the U.S. to perform this task. In 2007, Andrew left his corporate position to start a business in real estate investment. Starting off with single family properties, Andrew completed 24 single family transactions (purchase, rehab, sell), all of which earned significant returns for both his business and investors. In 2010, Andrew transitioned to multifamily acquisitions and has successfully syndicated and repositioned 1,646 multifamily units that are providing investors with strong returns. Outside of the business world, Andrew is a certified alpine ski instructor and when not working in real estate enjoys surfing and backcountry skiing. Andrew is married with two children and resides in Southern California.

Andrew Sherman is a Partner and Chair of the Washington, D.C. corporate department of Seyfarth Shaw LLP. His practice is focused on issues affecting business growth for companies at all stages, including licensing and leveraging intellectual property, intellectual asset management and harvesting, and international transactional and franchising matters. He has served as an advisor to dozens of Fortune 500 companies and hundreds of emerging growth companies. He also counsels on issues such as franchising, licensing, joint ventures, strategic alliances, capital formation, distribution channels, technology development, and mergers and acquisitions. Andrew has written nearly 30 books, published many articles, and is a frequent keynote speaker. He has appeared on CNN, NPR, CBS News Radio, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Forbes, U.S. News & World Report, and other media. What you’ll learn about in this episode Andrew’s testimony in front of Congress and why it was a dream for him The importance of giving thought to your legacy and mortality Returning to the core and asking yourself why you started your business in the first place The dangers of not having a succession plan What Andrew uses to help him get focused and be prepared each day How your habits evolve as your life goals, perspective and wisdom evolves Why you need to show genuine empathy and appreciation towards others Andrew’s new book “The Crisis of Disengagement” and some staggering stats that show we’re in a true crisis Why you need to take an engagement audit of your workforce and what it involves The impact of robotics and how our whole world and workplace is about to change because of it The ‘E.N.C.’ syndrome and why it is affecting so many leaders How to best connect with Andrew: Website: seyfarth.com Author page: Amazon Book: “The Crisis of Disengagement Book”

Once in a while, I get the rare chance to sit down and talk with a person who is truly happy. Andrew Matthews, a happiness expert and author in Australia, is just one of those people.  Frankly, I’ve often been suspicious of ‘happiness experts’. Sometimes such people are secretly tormented, right? But what I learned from Andrew is that a) he’s not actually a happiness ‘expert’ per se. He just likes to think about such things. And b) even happiness experts experience hard times.  This made me feel infinitely better! What Andrew does is help us reframe our current situation to get back to more peace, more serenity, and more ease in life. And who doesn’t need this? It’s like a great infusion of joy at just the right moments. He says gratitude is the key. “People often think, ‘When I am happy, then I’ll be grateful.’ But here’s the reality … when I’m grateful, then I’ll be happy.”  Here here! Enjoy this stimulating chat. I did! Here’s what I learned: The basic things we must do to turn life around so it becomes easier Why the happiest people also seem to have the biggest problems How his happy neighbor irritated the heck out of him … and what he learned from it The truth about achieving success The ‘X Factor’ that makes all the difference … and how to get it The hardest experience of his life and how he was shaped by it His very personal connection to spirituality The pitfalls of ‘thinking happy thoughts’ Why getting out of your comfort zone is so good for your soul The value of giving others on compliments The place of ‘no other options’ that inspires so much forward action. BIO Millions of people have seen Andrew Matthews speak. His blog, The Being Happy Podcast, is top rated. And he is one of the world’s most widely read self-help authors, His books are best-sellers in the USA, UK, China, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Mexico, Russia, Germany, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Indonesia, the Philippines, India, Vietnam, South Korea, Singapore and Malaysia – and Iran! Andrew is a popular international speaker who has addressed over 1000 international corporations. His presentations are laced with humor, and he draws lightning-fast cartoons as he speaks. Andrew’s clients include Shell, McDonalds, Lenovo, Wal-Mart, Hewlett Packard, Toshiba, Honda and HSBC.

Andrew Gordon returns for his second interview on CBD radio! Andrew was my very first guest on the show and I’m super grateful to have him back! Andrew is an amazing guy who’s doing a lot of positive, purposeful work in the cannabis space. He has worked with many dispensaries to help improve their community engagement and is now focused more on working with private clients to help set up legal access to cannabis. In this episode we dig into all sorts of stuff around the cannabis space, including the benefits of focusing on giving vs getting, how lucky we are to be in Vancouver to watch the cannabis space evolve, cannabis and kids, the benefits and legal confusion around CBD, dispensaries vs LPs, some advice from Andrew on my business, some great book recommendations, and much more! It’s a long one, but there’s a ton of gold in here! You can also listen to the episode on iTunes at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id1197164343 Enjoy!   Show notes: 4:20 ~ What does Andrew believe? “It’s better to be kind than be right.” 7:30 ~ The value in focusing on giving rather than getting. 9:00 ~ The inflow of capital into the cannabis market. 11:00 ~ Working together locally and globally. 17:00 ~ The privilege of being in Vancouver working in the cannabis space. 18:30 ~ The medical and spiritual benefits of cannabis. 20:00 ~ Cannabis and kids. 21:00 ~ Talking CBD. 23:30 ~ My mission is to create value and improve health and wellness in my community” 25:30 ~ The benefits of growing your own medicine. 27:30 ~ Being patient with the unfolding legalisation.          ~ Howard Zinn - A people’s history of the United States: http://amzn.to/2ooo0BT 30:00 ~ Politics and cannabis. 32:30 ~ “Products need to be more community focused than profit-focused” 35:00 ~ Challenges with maintaining a quality supply chain. 36:00 ~ Anandia labs at UBC http://www.anandialabs.com/ 38:30 ~ The confusing legality of CBD. 40:15 ~ What Andrew is focused on now career wise. 44:30 ~ Dispensaries vs LP’s (licensed producers) 49:30 ~ Make sure you’re not the smartest person in the room. 51:30 ~ The future of industrial hemp and cbd. 53:00 ~ Cannabis Hemp Conference - http://www.cannabishempconference.com/ 55:00 ~ Mentor section - Advice for CBD radio and the Grind Bar from Andrew. 56:00 ~ Find what inspires you in other entrepreneurs and businesses. 57:30 ~ The value in creating content on social media. 1:00:00 ~ Building a community around you. 1:01:30 ~ Keep doing what you’re doing, and do more of it. 1:02:00 ~ Keep focusing on doing and taking action. 1:05:00 ~ Transformative books for Andrew. Thus Spoke Zarathustra: A Book for Everyone and No One: http://amzn.to/2pYLwFB 1:07:00 ~ What he’s reading now... Deepak Chopra presents - Buddha, a story of enlightenment: http://amzn.to/2pXmOTm THE U.S. Pharmacopoeia - Cannabis - http://antiquecannabisbook.com/Appendix/AppendixC.htm The Making of the Oxford English Dictionary - http://amzn.to/2oYJx2U Meetings with Remarkable People by Osho - http://amzn.to/2oYJOCY 1:10:15 ~ What Andrew’s most excited about in the future. 1:11:30 ~ 3 questions to consider as a 21st century leader Where are you looking to anticipate change? What’s the diversity measure of your personal and professional network? Are you willing to let go of things that have gained you success in the past if necessary? 1:14:45 ~ Regulation vs legalization for cannabis. 1:16:00 ~ How to connect with Andrew http://alltogiveconsulting.com alltogive@gmail.com 1:20:30 ~ Andrew’s question for you, the listener!   As always, CBD Radio is brought to you by the Grind Bar! The world's first performance nutrition bar infused with CBD! Check out www.thegrindbar.com to learn more about how CBD can help you and how to make your body and mind operate at their best! Thank you!

https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/andrewhill Six months ago, I visited the for a special type of advanced brain scan and brain mapping system called a quantified electroencephalography, or “QEEG”… …and I was shocked at what they discovered in my brain. Dr. Andrew Hill, who oversaw the test and who you may remember from my podcasts “” and “” (and who you also may have seen on , the and beyond) discovered some pretty severe patterns of excess stressful beta waves, excess theta waves, and excess delta waves in my brain. What's that mean? Basically, this suggests that I have had some history of concussions and traumatic brain injury (which I indeed have had, in everything from football to mountain biking to kickboxing), as well as built-up deficits of attention, increased distractibility, limited sleep potential and less-than-optimal cognitive performance from life, travel, toxins, head injuries and beyond. Dr. Hill actually explored much of this in a follow-up article he wrote after my scan, entitled "" After that initial scan, I hopped on a plane to LA, and went back to the Peak Brain Institute for three days of intensive training to fix my brain, and then I returned from LA with a tiny suitcase full of every piece of neurofeedback technology necessary to transform and rewire my brain. In today's episode with Dr. Andrew Hill, who is one the leading neurofeedback practitioners and peak brain performance coaches in the country, a UCLA trained cognitive neuroscientist, lecturer, entrepreneur, avid biohacker, and host of the soon-to-be released podcast – Head First With Dr. Hill (stay tuned as one of the first episodes is with yours truly)… ….you're going to discover exactly what happened to my brain over my 4 months of over 60 sessions of neurofeedback training, how this method of brain fixing blows any other form of electrical brain stimulation out of the water, and how I felt while going through what is essentially like “meditation on steroids”. During our discussion, you'll discover: -What Andrew discovered on my initial brain scan...[9:25] -How I was able to engage in neurofeedback while simultaneously watching Shark Tank...[14:10] -The difference between a "one channel" design and "two channel" design when it comes to how much you're asking of your brain...[25:50] -How you can be "doing other things", like typing, and still also at the same time doing neurofeedback and training your brain...[31:00] -One of Andrew's favorite "kitchen sink" neurofeedback protocols for sleeping like a baby, improving mood, and increasing focus...[33:00] -How to use neurofeedback to reset alcohol and marijuana tolerance with just one single session...[42:20] -The shocking results of the second scan that Andrew and I did...[50:15] -And much more! Resources from this episode: - - - - - Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Dr. Andrew Hill or me? Leave your comments at  and one of us will reply!

Welcome to Episode 6 where Evan Nyquist (Überwucherung) and Andrew Wright (biglongjohns) ramble about some of the recent changes in the meta, go over some ‘bad decks,’ predictions for Eternal Masters, Eternal Weekend, briefly touch on 93/94, SE Eternal teams, and more. 0:00:00 Intro 0:05:06 Chatting about Tezz and 12 Post 0:31:45 What Andrew’s been […]

To get my FREE EBOOK go to http://timjpcollins.com/free Please click here to leave a review - http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 Thanks! For any questions or show suggestions please email me at tim@timjpcollins.com Summary: In this episode I talk to Andrew O'Brien about growing up in very challenging circumstances, how he went to war in Iraq and then subsequently struggled with PTSD amongst other things. Andrew now speaks on the topic to support others that are struggling. Andrews' life has been filled with traumatic events that haunted him into adulthood. These events almost cost him his life and his family. Andrew was raised around prostitution, experienced war, attempted to take his own life and to top it all off... He had to testify in court against his own mother for murder after she asked him to frame someone else. It was the haunting of these memories that almost cost him the family he created. After realizing that he almost lost his family he began to face the ghosts from his past that were haunting him. He successfully overcame all of these events and now uses them as lessons to teach his audiences and private clients. He is now one of the most requested speakers by the U.S. Military and the mental health field. He has been featured on over 70 media stations around the world, some to include: USA Today, MSNBC, MTV, BBC, NHK World, Huffington Post, Al Jazeera America and many more. Andrew is now married and a proud father of two, living on a piece of land in Central Texas. Links: http://www.andrewmobrien.net/ In this particular episode you will learn: - How Andrew grew up in very challenging circumstances - How there was no vulnerability when Andrew served in the army - How there was no support from Andrew's leadership in his recovery - Why we don't need to be a superhero or pretend to be one - How Andrew nearly died but something made him dial 911 - How knowing you are not alone is a big part of the solution - How Andrew would have loved someone else to stand up when he was suffering - How Andrew's mother was sentenced to prison for murder - What Andrew now does today to support others  

A full 80 min chat with one of the most respected artists in the VFX industry, Andrew Kramer from VideoCopilot! In this interview we chat about: * How VideoCopilot got started * Transitioning from Artist to Business owner * What Andrew thinks of seeing video copilot stuff everywhere * Handling criticism * Working JJ Abrams and Adobe * Plus, rapid fire questions like favourite music, coffee, books & daily routine Hope you enjoyed the podcast! Check out the notes at blenderguru.com

What Andrew learned at South By Southwest, why great chefs go under the radar, and why not all restaurants are created equal when it comes to restaurant reviews.

Mark Honeybone talks with apartment specialist Andrew Murray (Part2) We welcome Andrew Murray from Apartment Specialists to Part 2 of his Podcast with us. Andrew is a licensed RE Agent and is founder of the company. He lives and breaths Auckland Apartments and loves nothing more than matching the right purchasers up with the right apartment. He gives our listeners a great insight into the many facets of the Apartment Market. In this 2nd Podcast we discuss: Body Corps Leaky Buildings and opportunities regarding this What Andrew sees as a good yield And some other great tips Property Ventures has a new licensed finder in Auckland and we are going to start marketing Apartments. As with our other investment properties, we want you to tell us what you are after, and we will endeavour to bring it to you. The more info you give us, the more likely we are to deliver. Listen to part one at http://propertyventures.co.nz