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Today's guest Bob Sager is the founder of Spearpoint Solutions. Bob's professional background includes over three decades of experience in sales, leadership, and training. Bob Sager is the inventor of the creative thinking game What's the Big Idea, which he is turning into a game show. In addition, he has authored a personal achievement book named Discovering Your Greatness and a book of innovative strategies and how to create them called 101 Freaking Brilliant Business Ideas And 10 Ways You Can Create Your Own. Bob has successfully used his vast experience to help companies get unstuck and take them to the next level. We often hear about thinking outside the box and that is exactly what Bob helps clients do. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Bob's path to starting Spear Point Solutions? [2:02] What does out thinking the competition mean? [4:05] Why is it so hard for people to have an out-thinking mindset? [8:10] How Bob helps businesses implement and walks them through the process [12:34] The inside scoop on creative thinking FUNshops [14:09] What's the Big Idea game show [23:02] What Bob did today that put him in the right mindset for success? [28:31] Resources & People Mentioned Discovering Your Greatness 101 Freaking Brilliant Business Ideas And 10 Ways You Can Create Your Own Atomic Habits Connect with Bob Sager The website On Twitter On Linkedin: Bob, Spearpoint On Facebook Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset Show are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site. Connect With Mitlin Financial podcast(at)MitlinFinancial.com - email us with your suggestions for topics or guests https://mitlinfinancial.com  Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram Subscribe on Youtube Follow on Linkedin Follow on Facebook Subscribe to Mitlin Money Mindset™ on  Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

When you're in the middle of pain, do you allow yourself to feel it? For example, when sudden emotions become overwhelming do you let yourself say… “I feel like I am going crazy from the hot flashes and emotions.” “My emotions make me feel like I am a teenager with PMS.” Do you acknowledge how exhausted you feel? Or do you stuff it down? We all go through tough times. But some struggles feel heavier than others and they can shake you to your core.  Physical pains are tough, and so are the mental wounds associated with them.  If, like me, you've been through hard times, then you're probably familiar with feelings of hopelessness... And the feeling of resisting something new. Here's a beautiful truth: When you feel like you're resisting something, you probably need to move toward it. I'm still afraid of my workouts, especially the new ones...  But I feel the fear and I do it anyway and I think that is the key...  Allow yourself to feel the feelings but still do it anyway rather than let the feelings that you have hold you back from getting something done. I talk more about that in today's podcast episode with Bob DePasquale.  Bob was diagnosed with testicular cancer while he was in college. He also witnessed the 9/11 tragedy firsthand just five days after getting his cancer diagnosis.  Those experiences shaped him and led him to share the message that although life is full of struggles, the learning experience you gain from it leads to growth. If you're somebody who wants to grow even in these trying times, tune in to this episode!  Discussion Points:  [0:00] Introduction and Offer  [2:38] Bob shares his storywhen he got his diagnosis  [8:56] Next steps for Bob while getting treatment  [13:13] 9/11 as experienced by Bob  [16:09] The importance of a checklist  [16:39] Lingering issues Bob faced  [18:38] Managing the curveballs by allowing yourself to feel the feelings  [20:29] Self-actualization [22:45] The brilliance of the body  [24:21] Latent potential   [27:28] Learning new skills  [29:33] Kindness is contagious  [33:11] What Bob teaches and who he serves  [36:36] Questions to ask one's self in finding your purpose  About the Guest: Bob DePasquale is a motivated, passionate, and engaging communicator. He was diagnosed with testicular cancer on September 6, 2001, while starting college in New York that same year. Five days after his diagnosis, he witnessed the September 11 tragedy, a day that no one will ever forget.  It took him only six months to treat his cancer, but the mental wounds associated with the 9/11 tragedy and the cancer diagnosis took two years to treat. His journey is what led him to share his message with the world. A message that although life is full of struggles, we can all learn from them.  Resources: Check my latest podcast or listen to the previous ones (https://www.menopausemovement.com/blog)   Connect with me on Instagram (@drmichellegordon) Follow me on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/drmichellegordon)  Check out our course you can take in exchange for feedback and a video testimonial and avoid the application here: (https://www.menopausemovement.com/hormones)   Sign up for the video workshop here (https://www.menopausemovement.com/workshop)  Visit Bob DePasquale's website (https://www.bobdepasquale.com/)  Books mentioned in this episode: The Obstacle Is the Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph (https://amzn.to/3trZGf8)  For more podcast episodes, you may also visit my website. Tune in and subscribe to The Menopause Movement Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. Thank you for tuning in!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As a passive investors, we understand the importance of building a diverse portfolio. And while multifamily is the best investment on the planet, it doesn’t hurt to explore our options, especially when BIG opportunities present themselves. So, what are the opportunities in oil right now? And how do we choose a project that is likely to succeed? Bob Burr is the driving force behind Burrite, an investment firm that focuses on the acquisition and consolidation of oil and gas properties. A 47-year veteran of oil and energy finance, Bob is dedicated to helping the industry bounce back from the COVID crisis by providing the bridge capital necessary to weather the current economic storm. Bob is currently raising money for the BR Dome property, a project that involves recompleting 247 existing wells with room for 200 more. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Bob joins cohost Garrett Lynch and me to explain how he set himself up for buying opportunities when oil prices dropped and share the tax advantages of investing in oil. He walks us through the parallels between multifamily and oil, discussing the importance of putting together an experienced team that can identify and operate value-add projects. Listen in for Bob’s insight on why a passive investor should consider adding oil to their portfolio (even in the Biden era) and find out how YOU can get Bob’s Q&A video by shooting an email to admin@burrite.com. Key Takeaways Bob’s extensive background in the oil business Started with brother in 1973 Funding projects through syndication How Bob set himself up for buying opportunities in COVID People leave business as price of oil went negative Buy cashflowing wells and wait for cycle to go up Bob’s BR Dome project in Houston 247 existing wells with room for 200 more Note offering with interest rate of 10% to 18% What Bob does to attract and maintain a strong team Take care of people in loving business culture Make it rule to thank team every day The lessons Bob has learned through many market cycles Maintain integrity in relationship with partners Weather storm, make $ when cycle comes back Bob’s insight on buying undervalued assets Pick cashflowing wells not being run efficiently Reduce lifting cost to $3.50/barrel How it works to invest in an oil project Operator leases mineral rights from landowner Operator and investors get 75% of net revenue Why Bob is optimistic about oil in the Biden administration Shutdown of fracking doesn’t impact his business Still make good money at oil price of $25/barrel The parallels between investing in oil and real estate Make money by adding value with good operator Tax advantages (write-off up to 90% passive loss) Why a passive investor should add oil to their portfolio 65% shot at making well from good prospect BR Dome = 90% shot (cherry pick best spots) How to learn more about investing in Bob’s oil projects Email admin@burrite.com Request Q&A video Connect with Bob Burr Burrite Email admin@burrite.com for a link to Bob’s Q&A Video Resources Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Bob’s BR Dome Project Brad Simmons at Burrite Justin Burr at Burrite Dale Carnegie Ed Hirs at Burrite Podcast Show Notes  Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Join my discussion today with Bob Meltzer, Founder of VISANOW (rebranded to Envoy Global), one of the first immigration tech companies to raise VC funding and eventually exit to a private equity firm. Bob is a life-long entrepreneur and launched lawyer marketplace Lawyer Exchange after his exit from Envoy Global! We'll be talking about: Bob’s early days, college, and law school experience, Why Bob decided to get an international LLM and start his own firm, How Bob transitioned to immigration law, What sparked the decision to build and launch VISANOW? How Bob first bootstrapped, then raised VC $, and grew the company, Exiting VISANOW to private equity, and ultimately stepping down What Bob has been doing since VISANOW, Bob’s vision of the future of immigration and legal tech, For More Information On LawyerExchange: https://www.lawyerexchange.com/

Not only are you going to earn more money on facebook ads, you will stop losing money on wasted facebook ads. Join us today as Bob who has been working with facebook ads since 2013 shares his knowledge in the facebook world.  My Guest: Bob Regnerus Coach Bob Regnerus is the Co-Founder of Feedstories, a digital marketing expert, and author of five books, including the 4th Edition of the Ultimate Guide to Facebook Advertising (Entrepreneur Press). Since 1998, Bob has been helping his clients achieve their goals through digital media and storytelling, and he is eager to share his experience with you. Bob is a sought-after expert in the area of Facebook Advertising and Deep Funnel Marketing™ strategies. Most importantly, Bob is a husband to his high school sweetheart and a dad to 2 amazing daughters and is a high school basketball coach. Pivotal moments ·       When Bob finished college in the early 90's he worked at a couple of corporations working on mainframe programming. ·       He got interested in web programming as that was starting to become a viable kind of field for Bob. ·       Bob built his first website in 1998 for local sporting goods retailer, and they are still his client 23 years later. ·       Bob preferred paid advertising, because he liked the predictability of paid traffic. ·        When Bob began Facebook advertising in 2013, it was a great match for him because he is big on stories, he is an author, he posted radio shows for 3 years, and loved hearing stories. ·       A company that sold headbands for $20 hired Bob. They created a short video with a story about the headband. They created a brand because of this story; it became an 8 figure business. ·       What Bob loves about the facebook platform, is it allows you to combine marketing fundamentals with stories and that's what really makes a great facebook campaign. It is the ability to connect those in a really meaningful way with your audience. ·       Bob always advises his clients to become a personality, and personable as much as you can. ·       The advantage of using facebook ads, is you can pull someone into your world with value and start to track them. You're giving the prospect some breathing space, until they feel ready to do business with you. ·       When people raise their hand and say they are interested, you give them opportunities to engage with you and that is where the calls to action go. Advice The reason people would choose facebook over google, is because google is mainly for someone who has a problem, whereas facebook is where people go and settle in. When it comes to paid facebook ads, the first thing you need to know is how your organic marketing got you to where you are within your business, and then facebook ads will amplify that. Once you know your target audience, you model that and create a look alike audience. Since you are giving facebook a blueprint of the audience that follow and invest in you facebook will then find more of those people, and you can then draw them to the media that you feel most comfortable. Bob continues, when it comes to business, it's all about relationships. Noone wants to invest their money into shallow relationships. SO if you are going to do a product launch, you need to build up your following months in advance, shower content on your followers and prove your value. Paid advertising is a way to get a following faster, but you still need to have the goods. Facebook ads are more for those with higher complex services or products. They need to build a long term platform to turn followers and prospects into customers....

Not only are you going to earn more money on facebook ads, you will stop losing money on wasted facebook ads. Join us today as Bob who has been working with facebook ads since 2013 shares his knowledge in the facebook world.  My Guest: Bob Regnerus Coach Bob Regnerus is the Co-Founder of Feedstories, a digital marketing expert, and author of five books, including the 4th Edition of the Ultimate Guide to Facebook Advertising (Entrepreneur Press). Since 1998, Bob has been helping his clients achieve their goals through digital media and storytelling, and he is eager to share his experience with you. Bob is a sought-after expert in the area of Facebook Advertising and Deep Funnel Marketing™ strategies. Most importantly, Bob is a husband to his high school sweetheart and a dad to 2 amazing daughters and is a high school basketball coach. Pivotal moments ·       When Bob finished college in the early 90's he worked at a couple of corporations working on mainframe programming. ·       He got interested in web programming as that was starting to become a viable kind of field for Bob. ·       Bob built his first website in 1998 for local sporting goods retailer, and they are still his client 23 years later. ·       Bob preferred paid advertising, because he liked the predictability of paid traffic. ·        When Bob began Facebook advertising in 2013, it was a great match for him because he is big on stories, he is an author, he posted radio shows for 3 years, and loved hearing stories. ·       A company that sold headbands for $20 hired Bob. They created a short video with a story about the headband. They created a brand because of this story; it became an 8 figure business. ·       What Bob loves about the facebook platform, is it allows you to combine marketing fundamentals with stories and that's what really makes a great facebook campaign. It is the ability to connect those in a really meaningful way with your audience. ·       Bob always advises his clients to become a personality, and personable as much as you can. ·       The advantage of using facebook ads, is you can pull someone into your world with value and start to track them. You're giving the prospect some breathing space, until they feel ready to do business with you. ·       When people raise their hand and say they are interested, you give them opportunities to engage with you and that is where the calls to action go. Advice The reason people would choose facebook over google, is because google is mainly for someone who has a problem, whereas facebook is where people go and settle in. When it comes to paid facebook ads, the first thing you need to know is how your organic marketing got you to where you are within your business, and then facebook ads will amplify that. Once you know your target audience, you model that and create a look alike audience. Since you are giving facebook a blueprint of the audience that follow and invest in you facebook will then find more of those people, and you can then draw them to the media that you feel most comfortable. Bob continues, when it comes to business, it's all about relationships. Noone wants to invest their money into shallow relationships. SO if you are going to do a product launch, you need to build up your following months in advance, shower content on your followers and prove your value. Paid advertising is a way to get a following faster, but you still need to have the goods. Facebook ads are more for those with higher complex services or products. They need to build a long term platform to turn followers and prospects into customers....

The swankier side of Bob ... Could Pence derail Biden on January 6? ... Bob and Mickey try to capture 2020 in one sentence. Then try again. And again. ... Forecasting the pandemic’s end ... Should auld grievance be forgot ... Can Biden avert a new cold war? ... What Bob and Mickey got right and wrong about 2020 ... Mickey’s best and worst of 2020 ...

The swankier side of Bob ... Could Pence derail Biden on January 6? ... Bob and Mickey try to capture 2020 in one sentence. Then try again. And again. ... Forecasting the pandemic's end ... Should auld grievance be forgot ... Can Biden avert a new cold war? ... What Bob and Mickey got right and wrong about 2020 ... Mickey's best and worst of 2020 ...

Zach Klempf interviews Bob Lanham Head of Automotive Retail at Facebook on how used car dealerships can leverage Facebook Marketplace, Facebook Ads, and Facebook Messenger in 2020 and beyond. Topics for the podcast include: 1) What Bob has observed from his lens at FB when it comes to used car sales during the pandemic2) The latest for auto dealers in terms of Facebook offerings3) The importance of being responsive on Facebook Marketplace and how that contributes to best in class customer experience4) Most used car dealers are familiar with Facebook when it comes to FB Marketplace but they aren’t as familiar with FB Ads, Bob discusses ways successful dealerships are leveraging FB ads and what sort of campaigns are they running 5) Bob's thoughts about new models like subscription and the way Tesla sells EV vehicles online 6) A look ahead at 2021 and what Facebook has coming down the pipeline 7) What is the Facebook Auto Marketing Collective Group and why should dealers join it (Join here - https://www.facebook.com/groups/automarketingcollective)8) Bob's advice for dealers when it comes to their online presence across Facebook, FB Marketplace, Instagram, and social media as a wholeRead the transcribed version here - https://blog.sellyautomotive.com/blog/interview-with-bob-lanham-of-facebook-on-how-dealers-can-better-leverage-facebook-marketplace-and-adsListen to their other podcast episodes: https://www.sellyautomotive.com/podcast

Aloha TTSP Listeners! Calling all Dog Moms and Dads! Moi Moi Market is now selling artisan made dog collars from Chiapas, Mexico. I'm in LOVE! But what I love more than the product is the mission of Amor Handmade. "Our project aims to address socioeconomic problems within artisan communities. For the majority of artisans, work is only seasonal and dependent on tourism. Due to these meager seasonal earnings, the next generation of artisans is abandoning their cultural arts for alternatives such as strenous work on farms or factories. This takes them on dangerous journeys far away from their homes for little gain. This results in the loss of culturally significant techniques, great personal risk for each artisan, and no way to improve their quality of life or economic situation. To tackle these issues, every sale at AMOR supports artisan women with steady local employment. With AMOR, they can work from the safety of their homes and not worry about when or where they can sell their wares. We pay upfront because their financial security comes first. We hope to preserve their arts and create a brighter, safer future for their families and culture." Bob Waliszewski, a former Focus on the Family Plugged In Movie Critic, talks with Chris about his journey of Amor Handmade and how it impacts artisans. What Bob found fascinating, was the alternative employment for these people...a modern form of slavery. So by purchasing a dog collar, dog leash, bracelet, and/or earrings you are empowering individuals to earn a fair wage while doing something they LOVE! Chris's mission is to increase the quality of products while using the artisan's craft and skill. Amor Handmade is focused on modern and practical products which is what is needed to help a small community break into a western market. It's exciting to pamper your pooch while using your dollar to change lives. And that's what Moi Moi Market is all about.

Welcome to the Creative Breakthrough    I am your host Shereen Kassam    This week, we continue our conversation with the Founder of Def Comedy Jam – Bob Sumner    Before we jump in to part 2 of our conversation with Bob –    This season, I’m going to spend a lot of time talking about monetizing your creative passion and side hustles.      With many cities starting to open up performance spaces such as bars, clubs, and theater spaces I want to share some personal thoughts.    Yes, people are struggling financially.  Yes, unemployment is high.  Yes, people are scaling back on their spending.    But – people are still paying Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ their monthly subscription.  People are still eating out.  And people are still buying things they don’t need on Amazon.      So you do not need to start charging less than you are worth.      Yes, we are all excited to get back out there and start performing.  Yes, there may be less people in the seats due to social distancing.  Yes, the promotor may tell you he won’t be making as much money from each show.  But no, that doesn’t mean you are worth any less.    I’ve been getting tons of audition requests for acting.  Pre-Covid these requests were for $1500 to $2000 for a one year buy out.  Now?  These requests are for $400 and for use for life.  That’s cheap! And as much as I want to act again, and perform, I cannot allow myself to sell my image for life for $400 and neither should you.      The companies paying for these commercials stand to gain thousands of dollars from these ads, so why shouldn’t you also benefit?    As your cities start opening up and people start reaching out to you to perform, please do not perform for free if the producers of the shows/commercials stand to make money.    Because if we all go out and perform for free, we set a precedent of how much we value ourselves and of our talents.      And if you don’t get paid, how are you going to survive on your art?        This week I continue chatting with Bob Sumner –   On the previous episode, Bob shared his vision for Def Comedy Jam, what he looks for in talent, and his advice to creatives.      Bob is best known as the co-creator of HBO’s Russell Simmon’s Def Comedy Jam, a recognized force in the world of comedy and the man behind most comedy legends.  With over 25 years of experience, Bob has discovered many of the top gifted comedians that have graced the stages and big screens around the world, including Kevin Hart, Bill Bellamy, Mike Epps, Dave Chapelle, Sheryl Underwood, Chris Tucker, Cedric The Entertainer, and Bernie Mac.  One day, he will add me to this list!    Bob is the executive partner in LaffMobb Enterprises which has produced specials that have aired on Showtime, DirectTV and OnDemand.  He is also the executive producer of LaffMobb’s We Got Next and LaffMobb’s LaffTracks.     So what are we waiting for, let’s get started.     Key Questions answered by Bob Sumner:  Which is better LA or NYC for creatives  What Bob wants his legacy to be     Bob Sumner Discusses:  Bob’s advice for comedians and creatives   How to be successful as a creative  Next on Bob’s journey    Key Takeaways from Bob Sumner  Know your end goal or your legacy  Keep creating, even if there is nowhere to perform   Speak your goals in to existence    Contact Bob:  Facebook: .com/groups/130660473567  Twitter: twitter.com/bobsumner24  Instagram: Instagram.com/bob.sumner    Who am I?    I’m Shereen Kassam, the host of Creative Breakthrough and internationally touring speaker and comedian.  If you are looking for a speaker to talk on topics including creativity, branding, or work life balance, get in touch! I am also open to being guest on your podcast, TV show, or other medium.      Contact me:  Email: hi @ funnybrowngirl.com  Facebook: facebook.com/funnybrowngirl  Twitter: twitter.com/funnybrowngirl  Instagram: Instagram.com/funnybrowngirl 

Quantified Bob Returns! Bob Troia returns for another mind-blowing interview.  In this episode we cover Bob's approach for doing a 5-day water fast. What to do before, during after - and why you should consider doing it.  Download his Breathing App here •Motivation for water fast •Bob does it once per quarter, gives the organs a break, Tips: Don’t eat a huge meal before beginning the fast •Make sure you have proper minerals and electrolytes. Use mineral water, or pink Himalayan salt. •Re-feed syndrome, and how to break a 5-day water fast •Walter Longo and the fasting mimicking diet- for the regeneration benefits •Bob watched HRV, and other biometrics, ketone bodies, glucose levels with •Starting the fast Sunday afternoon •50% mineral water 50% spring water •Exercise during a 5-day water fast and gluconeogenesis •“It’s a great sensation - the trick is to not go crazy eating after the fast, when you actually come out of it.” •“The fast was actually kicking up my immune response.” •“I saw sleep quality improve throughout the fast” •Many find the second day is the hardest •Working out during the fast •His new breathwork app •What Bob does for stress •How he uses brain entrainment

[28:50] When the current pandemic became a global reality, suddenly Bob Hooey found his speaking business more or less obliterated.   In this episode, Bob expresses to Greg how he felt and how he dealt with the situation while perhaps realizing his and and maybe our biggest fears.  After overcoming the initial shock, Bob realised, "I can't travel,  but my message can."  Pulling from years of experience, he decided  instead of spiralling downward, he could pivot. So even at age 71, he found his new learning curve and embraced his new playing field. "I'm still learning," he says. What Bob did, many of us can do too as he discovered new technologies and used the power of partnering, creativity and the often forgotten value of simply asking for help to move forward. Additionally Bob also shares the wisdom of some of his past experiences, much of which can apply to all of us and our businesses today in his own entertaining way. FREE BOOK As a gift to our listeners, Bob is offering, free to all readers a copy of his latest book,  Succeed! Idea-rich strategies to succeed in business despite global disruptions.  Bob Hooey is the Canadian "Ideaman."  He's an accomplished speaker, prolific author of over 30 books on leadership and career success and travels the world (when its open) sharing his innovative Ideas At Work. He's also a long-time Distinguished Toastmaster, Past District Governor and Accredited Speaker. Bob lives in Egremont Alberta Canada and can be reached at Ideaman.net or SuccessPublications.ca.

In this podcast, we've covered everything in real estate from single family to self storage to multi-family and of course, my favorite, land and now.... being a 'lien lord'. What the heck does that mean?? I was wondering the same thing when I saw the title. Our next guest is on a mission to help investors take advantage of one of the most effective and overlooked avenues of real estate investing: residential mortgage notes. As Founder and Principal of Aspen Funds, he has purchased more than 1,000 mortgage notes without the risk and volatility of traditional investing options. Please help me welcome Mr. Bob Fraser! In this podcast, you will discover... What Bob learned from dealing with venture capital in Silicon Valley How Bob shifted his career and started this business What the potential downsides are and how often people default Why there are advantages of owning notes and becoming a “lienlord,” How their fund structure is set up to absorb an inevitable recession that will blow and how they will keep chugging along. Resources Mentioned Aspen Funds  

In today’s conversation, I’m speaking with Robert Glazer. Bob is the CEO of Acceleration Partners, a global affiliate agency trusted by some of the world’s top brands to manage their partner marketing programs. In addition to serving their clients at the highest level, Acceleration Partners has built a reputation on being known for their incredible company culture, and they’ve been recognized globally with culture awards year after year. In fact, Bob was ranked #2 on Glassdoor’s list of Top CEO of Small & Medium Companies in the US. Bob is also the author of Elevate: Push Beyond Your Limits and Unlock Success in Yourself and Others, a USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestseller, the host of the “Elevate” podcast, and the author of the “Friday Forward” newsletter - five minutes of inspiration and motivation read by over 100,000 people in 60 countries each week. If you’re looking to grow as a financial advisor, leader, and author, Bob’s proven framework and ideas, as well as the lessons he learned as his life changed along the way, make today’s conversation a must-listen. Here are 3 of my big takeaways from this episode… #1: How Bob turned a weekly newsletter into a Wall Street Journal bestselling book. [08:26] #2: Bob’s unique 4-Part Elevate framework for holistic training - and how you and your team can use it to find spiritual, intellectual, physical, and emotional balance, build momentum, and excel in life. [12:30] #3: What Bob did to build an award-winning company culture that defines his business - including the unique concept of transitioning employees out of your business versus firing them. [58:05] FREE GIFT Get a FREE Autographed copy of Robert's Book, Elevate: Push Beyond Your Limits and Unlock Success in Yourself and Others by visiting BradleyJohnson.com/81 SHOW NOTES To get access to today's show notes, including free offer, transcript, and links to all the resources mentioned, visit BradleyJohnson.com/81 FOLLOW ON SOCIAL Virtual Financial Advisor™ Facebook Group YouTube Interviews - The Elite Advisor Blueprint YouTube Clips - The Best Bite Sized Clips from the Show  Twitter LinkedIn Instagram

Full-time blogger, Bob Lotich talks about how he eclipsed his corporate income after blogging for just 9 months and the benefits of taking a sabbatical. Guest Biography Bob Lotich is the founder of the award-winning blog SeedTime.com and podcast SeedTime Money. He nerds out on experimenting with his money with small things like budgeting hacks, money-saving apps, and big things like radical giving, year-long sabbaticals, and other timeless financial instruction from the Bible. Bob is a Certified Educator in Personal Finance (CEPF®) and started SeedTime (formerly ChristianPF) in 2007 with a passion to help fellow believers learn how to manage their money wisely. His personal mission (and the SeedTime mission) is to make, save, grow, and give money to benefit others. After all, life isn’t about the accumulation of things but is about how we can make the world a better place by giving. Once he realized that by paying off his debt, he could fund God’s Kingdom instead of paying interest to banks, it provided a deeper level of motivation to get out of debt. That sealed the deal, and Bob and his wife Linda spent the next couple years paying off their $46k of debt in their first years of marriage.  Bob also has a passion for helping entrepreneurs get their business ideas off the ground and has written 2 books helping bloggers and wanna-be-bloggers build and grow their blogs. When Bob isn’t working, he is likely hanging with his wife Linda and their kids, Alden, Valerie, and Oliver, working on his garden, eating some artisanal dark chocolate, playing guitar, or riding his motorcycle. Sometimes all at the same time. In this episode, you'll learn: How Bob became a full-time blogger and blogging as a business. What Bob learned from taking a full year off from work, with no email or social media. Make sure you listen to the end to hear about Bob's big giving goals, like giving away nearly 40% of his income! Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/148 Find more from our guest: www.seedtime.com The SeedTime Money Podcast SeedTime Money YouTube Channel Twitter Instagram Mentioned in this episode: Poverty, Inc. (film) Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki The Automatic Millionaire, Expanded and Updated: A Powerful One-Step Plan to Live and Finish Rich by David Bach Inspired Money 138: How to Set Goals and Make Them Happen with Joe Pulizzi Runnymede Money Tip of the Week A reminder and a few tips to support local businesses. Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. Join us at the Inspired Money Makers groups at facebook and LinkedIn To help out the show: Leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser.com, or wherever you listen. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Email me your address, and I'll mail you an autographed copy of Kimo West and Ken Emerson's CD, Slackers in Paradise. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Special thanks to Jim Kimo West for the music.

Join Bob LIVE from AAMA Annual Meeting and Gala, where all the amusement manufacturers gather each year to showcase their new products to distributors. In this episode, Bob will be talking about VR with some of the leading distributors and manufacturers in the industry. Let's dive in! WHAT YOU'LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE: Hardware extraction from the content New technology takes time to evolve What Bob's new book will be about What is Neo 2? Questions Bob likes to ask operators What's new in the Virtuix world? Jan's experience in hiring sales-people Vladimir from BoxBlaster: linkedin.com/in/vladimir-avdeev-5a40a316 BoxBlaster: https://boxblaster.com/ Randy's blog: https://www.whitehutchinson.com/blog/ Dave Myers LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/davemyers Jan from Virtuix: linkedin.com/in/jan-goetgeluk Virtuix website: https://www.virtuix.com/ Minority Media website: https://www.weareminority.com/ Bob's blog: https://www.bobcooney.com/blog/ Listen to PART 1 here: https://anchor.fm/bobcooney-vrdeepdive/episodes/EP97-Bob-Cooneys-Virtual-Reality-Deep-Dive---Live-at-the-AAMA-Annual-Meeting-Part-1-efo117

Today we’ve got a technology special and I’m joined by Bob Stark, the VP of Strategy at Kyriba. Bob is a very informed guy around technology and has got some really good insights on AOI, BOI, RPA. We chatted through payments - what really good stuff out there that I’m sure a lot of you are thinking about.   In this episode: What Bob is hearing from his clients about AOI, BOI, RPA Difference of business intelligence and AOI Treasury use case for business intelligence Advise on payment side of things What should listeners think about to make sure they’re not attack with the phishing - from a fraud and control’s perspective When do treasury folks know when it’s time to bite the bullet and implement technology   Links Bob Stark LinkedIn

On this episode of Five Minute Friday, Bob shares the story of key decision making at North County Property Group in adapting the company to telecommuting, new workflows, technology for virtual tours, self-showings, and more during the COVID-19 pandemic. Most of the changes were proactively made as early as March 13, 2020, six days before California Governor Gavin Newsom issued the first statewide stay-at-home orders in the country to establish consistency to slow the spread of COVID-19. It has now been seven weeks of shelter-in-place, in a fluid and unprecedented time, during which the company had its opportunity to “Be the Lighthouse”.Topics Covered[1:00] Bob describes the company's Friday staff meetings before the pandemic and previously using consensus in decision making.[1:30] How things quickly changed, requiring decisiveness to focus on the greater good for the safety and health of the company's stakeholders.[1:54] Bob explains what he means by "Be the Lighthouse".[2:50] The importance of staying ahead of the curve in response to the COVID-19 crisis.[3:50] What Bob communicated and expected from each of his staff members.[5:21] What Bob has learned over the past seven weeks.[5:35] Be the Lighthouse to help your team navigate back to solid ground.Connect with Bob North County Property GroupResourcesStaying Focused ChecklistThis episode is always available for listening, sharing, or download at Property Management Brainstorm. Subscribe to Property Management Brainstorm on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, TunedIn, iHeart Radio and YouTube.

Dr. Bob Margeas, a professor at the University of Iowa, Editor-in-Chief of Inside Dentistry, speaker, and educator, shares how he’s able to juggle everything while maintaining his private practice, Iowa Dental Group. He confesses that he was fired not just from his first job but from his second job, too, and shares the funny encounter that happened 20 years later. Despite a rocky start, he didn’t stop – which has paid off in the form of massive opportunities, growth, and success. Listen in to hear what Bob would tell his younger self if he could – and get a peek into what he’ll be sharing at The Exchange. Time Stamped Show Notes: 03:00 – Introducing Dr. Bob Margeas, a dental professional in Des Moines, Iowa, professor of Operative Dentistry at the University of Iowa, and Editor-in-Chief of Inside Dentistry 04:05 – What Bob did before dentistry 04:15 – He was a biology major and decided to take the test to get into dental school at the very last minute 06:30 – Bob’s dental confession 06:50 – At his first job, he did a filling for his girlfriend and gave her a discount even though his boss told him not to; he was fired from his second job, too 08:00 – When he was fired from his second job, he owed his boss $3,000; 20 years later he was at the Kois Center as a scientific advisor for composites and adhesives 08:30 – His old boss was at the Kois Center and heard Bob’s name at a symposium; they reunited and his old boss called him his “first associate” 09:20 – Until 2001 when he merged with the best dentist in Des Moines, he did well; but it didn’t take off until he found a mentor and was given an opportunity 10:10 – On making the jump to the aesthetic arena 10:35 – He was interested from the very beginning; in his first 5 years he had 500 hours and laid the foundation to be able to teach down the road 13:10 – If you have someone who believes in you, a lot can happen 13:20 – When aesthetic cases go wrong 13:25 – After 30 years of doing veneers, he still gets apprehensive when he’s going to seat 8-10 veneers; he doesn’t do them all at once 13:55 – If you’re not nervous, you’re not taking it seriously and that’s when things can go wrong 15:50 – On digital vs. analog impressions for implants 16:05 – The digital ones slowed him down because he works with just one dental assistant; he still uses analog dentistry 17:00 – Tim and Mike like digital; they say you can do 90-95% digital 18:08 – Bob has about $10,00-worthof parts and pieces for implants; the most profitable thing they do is posterior single-tooth implants 09:15 – When Bob got into implants and composites 19:30 – He started learning about implants in the 80s; he started placing implants in 2002-2003 and had a veteran as a back-up 20:30 – He restores implants and does about 200-240 implants a year 21:05 – He got into composites at the University of Iowa and took his first course in Chicago 3 times, then became an assistant 22:20 – He started lecturing in Canada in 2000 22:45 – On how he’s been so accomplished 22:50 – He was single and didn’t get married until he was 53; he had lots of time to write, research, and learn 24:02 – He got married in 2014 to a dentist; he now has two step-kids and flies back and forth from Iowa to Michigan where the family lives 25:20 – His practice is lean and mean; he implemented a bonus plan for his hygienists so they would be motivated to see more patients 27:20 – Now, there has never been a month where they didn’t hit bonus 27:50 – On the secret to success 27:50 – Happiness is the key to success; his goal is to educate the patient and have them accept the dentistry that they need 29:50 – When you feel bad for patients, bad things happen and you make bad decisions 30:45 – Advice for his younger self 30:50 – He would tell himself not to wait so long to start his own practice; he was an associate for a long time but you can make much more money as your own boss 31:30 – If he bought a practice, he would ask the cost of servicing the debt of that practice and if he could live off the rest after paying the debt 32:45 – Practice where you want to live and always look at the numbers and what you can make 33:10 – Bob is grateful for his mentors who gave him opportunities 33:35 – Some successes 33:40 – He’s fortunate to be a part of some prestigious dental organizations; he has a teaching center and is an expert in a town of experts 34:20 – He has an open door policy and helps people through cases; he recommends sharing information and is grateful for the respect of his peers 34:50 – On The Exchange, Smile Source’s annual meeting 35:08 – He’ll be talking about everyday dentistry in the morning; he will explain how he uses composite resin to alter the vertical/change the tooth shape to get people by 36:00 – He’ll show some live demonstrations in the afternoon and it’ll be interactive 3 Key Points If you’re passionate, people will want to share knowledge. Incredible things can happen with a mentor. When you feel bad for patients, you make bad decisions. Contact/Resources Timothy’s Family Practice – Chips Dental Mike’s Practice – Advanced Dental Bob’s Practice – Iowa Dental Group

Today I’ve got a COVID special for you around treasury systems. Whenever I’m working from home, I thought it would be really a good idea to have a little chat around what treasury folks may be feeling. I am joined today by Bob Stark. Bob is the VP of Strategy of Kyriba Corporation. We chat through what we can be doing around working from home and getting some ideas on treasury in this environment.   In this episode: What Bob hears from his client Is there an issue with technology when working remotely Feedbacks from clients around remote working. Is it working from a functional treasury perspective? Making WFH work  Working effectively despite the challenges of working from home Is Bob seeing if any of his clients have downsized their treasury function during the process

Enjoy the Process or the End (LA 1146) Transcript: Steven Butala: Steve and Jill here. Jill DeWit: Hello. Steven Butala: Welcome to The Land Academy Show, entertaining land investment talk. I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill DeWit: And I'm Jill DeWit broadcasting from sunny Southern California. Steven Butala: Today Jill and I talk about, do you enjoy the process or the end? This is what Jill just said. What the hell were you thinking when you did this? I don't get it. Jill DeWit: I didn't I say it like that. Steven Butala: And I said, don't worry, I'll carry you. Jill DeWit: Why do you do that to me? You like to throw me under the bus. So, and I didn't do that. I just, I really sincerely asked, because I'm sitting here making notes about what I think it is, and I'm like, "Where were you going with this?" And it wasn't- Steven Butala: Here's Jill's mix. Let me read your notes, okay? Jill DeWit: Yeah. Steven Butala: A. What is this? Jill DeWit: Right. Steven Butala: B. Benefits, if any? C. Us. Jill DeWit: Yeah. And I'll explain my notes here in a minute. But I would like to know, seriously, are you going to share it for the meat of the show? Steven Butala: There are some people who really enjoy the process of doing stuff, I assume people who do crafts or people who build models, which I guess is a craft, or well, people who play cards until the middle of the night with each other, I think enjoy the process, not the end. Jill DeWit: Are they really playing cards or is that code for something else? Steven Butala: You decide. Jill DeWit: Okay. Steven Butala: See, you always bring it to that point, don't you? Jill DeWit: Why is- Steven Butala: Is it rated G, Jill, this episode? We never know. Jill DeWit: Well we have used that term for other things. It's why I'm asking. Steven Butala: I actually mean playing poker- Jill DeWit: Oh, okay, got it. Steven Butala: with a bunch of guys until the middle of the night, okay? Jill DeWit: Okay, thank you. All right, thank you. Steven Butala: So you either enjoy the process. I think you kind of lean toward one or the other. You either enjoy the process of doing something or you're getting through the process to get to the end so you can say, "This is freaking done and I'd like to do something else." I know which kind you are. Jill DeWit: Oh, totally. Steven Butala: And I know which kind I am. Jill DeWit: Exactly. Steven Butala: And I bet most of the people listening to this don't enjoy the process of doing a mailer. They enjoy the bank deposits at the end. Jill DeWit: Ding, ding. Steven Butala: Before we get into it, though, let's take a question posted by one of our members on the landinvestors.com online community. It's free. Jill DeWit: Bob asked, "How do you send a targeted mailer when there is no sense to the APN scheme?" Thanks. Now, did you write this there, or did you reply online? Steven Butala: I edited and improved on, in my opinion, Kevin Pharrell's response. Who at the moderator for land investors. You don't have to read it. I can just answer it. Jill DeWit: Okay. Steven Butala: What Bob is asking is, if you look at a data set for a county or a zip code and it's in an Excel spreadsheet and of course you can take all that dataset and sort. You can sort by name, owner's name. You can sort by anything. Square footage if it's a house, acreage if it's land. Or you can sort numerically by the actual APNa and then you can make some sense out of it. But in very rare cases, for some reason in the very deep South, it's like this. There's no rhyme or reason at all for the APN. So it just randomly got assigned. Steven Butala: So in most counties, the vast majority of counties, East, West, North, South, all of it. There's an APN scheme. So back in the day when the county was getting subdivided and people were developing it, the assessor would say, "This subdivision over here starts with 1-800-34 and then it goes to 35, 36." You can make some sense out of it. What Bob saying is,

Welcome to episode 203 of the LJS Podcast where today I talk with special guest and LJS community member, Bob Petix about his journey as a jazz bassist. He talks about getting started playing bass in his late 40's and how he has developed in his musicianship since then. We talk what's working for him in the practice room and some of the key things that has stimulated his musical improvement. Listen to episode 203 One of the biggest themes for Learn Jazz Standards this year 2020 is community. This is really the year of community where we are building community and we are learning from each other as a community because I do believe that this is the best way that we can truly learn — it's from each other. And so one thing that I will be doing a lot more often on this podcast is have guests that are listeners of the podcast, who are members of my online jazz courses so that we can listen and find out what's working well for them in their practice room, what's working well, the things that are making the highest impact in their jazz playing at the moment. And in general, getting to know them and their stories because I do believe that we can learn in so much from each other's stories, so much from each other's experiences as jazz musicians, and this will help us all learn and grow together. So, I have Bob Petix on the show today, who is an attorney, who is a bass player from Jackson, Wyoming, who is going to share with us today and we are going to learn a lot from him. In this episode: 1. How Bob got started playing bass and jazz 2. Why Bob plays jazz and what keeps him motivated 3. What Bob is working on in the practice room and what is working best 4. I help Bob with an exercise he can work on for developing better time feel and longer lines Thanks for listening to this episode of the Learn Jazz Standards Podcast. If you aren't already, make sure you are subscribed on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. I look forward to having you join me in the next episode! Important Links Jazz Blues Accelerator (course mentioned in episode)

Serial entrepreneur Robert “Bob” Glazer is the founder and Managing Director of Acceleration Partners, and the founder and Chairman of BrandCycle. He has an exceptional track record of helping companies grow their revenues and profits using performance-based affiliate marketing. He's also the author of the book Performance Parnerships which is a great read! Bob is a highly sought after speaker for business & marketing conferences, and a contributor to many large publications including Success.com, Entrepreneur.com.   Every Friday, Bob writes an inspirational post for his friends, family, and employees on his website Friday Forward. Bob and I discuss; What Bob and his team does to drives success today? Diversity in Tech The “average” employee Culture, Core Values and Leadership in his companies How to you focus and work on “time management” Leverage influencer marketing to expand your brand's reach. Blockchain in performance marketing Advice for other entrepreneurs and much more! Also check out our blog posts relative to this conversation! On one we discuss the concept of More than Profit and whether your corporate culture and philosophy should be bigger than your individual business goals. On another we discuss Blockchain and the Affiliate Marketing revolution! Sponsor/Partnership: Coinbase  a secure online platform for buying, selling, transferring, and storing digital currency

Today’s guest on Because of Horses is Bob Cacchione — a living legend in the horse world — and one to whom so many owe immense gratitude for founding the Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association (IHSA)!   Though the IHSA has helped countless young equestrians explore their competitive riding talents and dreams, their origins were pretty humble. Bob was an 18-year-old sophomore at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck, New Jersey when his parents told him they would no longer pay for his riding. Rather than have that be the end of it, Bob negotiated free use of horses at a local stable in exchange for giving riding lessons, where he then gathered what soon became a competitive team. Next, when he held a show using donated horses, nearby colleges caught wind of the event and what began as a small group of riders soon grew exponentially over the ensuing years. Now, it’s a huge network, including almost 400 colleges across the U.S. and over 8,300 riders in hunt seat equitation, western horsemanship, and reining.   Beyond all this though, the organization is about so much more! In a world where show-winners are often those who can afford the finest horses, the IHSA truly levels the playing field. Countless young riders and adult equestrians have Bob to thank for that! In this episode, Bob shares stories of alumni who have gone on to do incredible things in the horse world, gives his take on how he has seen the evolution of youth competition, his predictions on the future of riding, some incredibly touching (and funny!) stories from those who have been involved in the IHSA, and what makes IHSA so remarkable!   Topics of Discussion: [:24] About today’s episode with Bob Cacchione. [1:49] Bob shares why what they do at IHSA is so important for the horse community. He also describes how the events themselves are set up and how they level the playing field. [4:52] Bob highlights what’s especially remarkable about IHSA and tells the stories of alumni who have gone on to do incredible things in the horse world! [8:52] Why Bob believes many of those who ride with IHSA go on to remarkable careers in the horse world beyond competing. [12:50] When Bob’s parents stopped paying for his riding lessons at 18, what motivated him to create his own path? [15:22] Elise and Bob discuss the incredibly unique community IHSA is, as well as its broad impact and appeal. [18:34] Bob gives his thoughts on the horse world's evolution as well as his predictions on the future of riding. [20:35] What Bob would like the parents and young riders who listen to Because of Horses to know about IHSA. [22:16] Bob speaks about his retirement from IHSA. [24:05] What does Bob want his legacy to be? [25:45] In a life full of remarkable experiences, what stands out to Bob? [28:08] Has Bob had any “fan” moments when he has met somebody famous in the horse world? [29:31] If Bob could speak to ‘young Bob,’ what would he tell himself at 17 years of age? [31:35] Bob shares some funny and touching stories of meeting people who were involved in IHSA. [38:13] Bob shares some final words on IHSA. [41:45] Elise shares an important announcement about the Because of Horses podcast.   Mentioned in this Episode: The Hampton Classic Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association (IHSA) USEF USEF Convention EquestFile (Use coupon code: BOH10 to receive a 10% discount for two months off your subscription) A Parent's Guide to Riding Lessons: Everything You Need to Know to Survive and Thrive with a Horse-Loving Kid, by Elise Gaston Chand   Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback! Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts.   To Support the Podcast: Subscribe: RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Player FM

In The Power the world is a recognisable place: there's a rich Nigerian kid who lounges around the family pool; a foster girl whose religious parents hide their true nature; a local American politician; a tough London girl from a tricky family. But something vital has changed, causing their lives to converge with devastating effect. Teenage girls now have immense physical power - they can cause agonising pain and even death. And, with this small twist of nature, the world changes utterly. This extraordinary novel by Naomi Alderman, a Sunday TimesYoung Writer of the Year and Granta Best of British writer, is not only a gripping story of how the world would change if power was in the hands of women but also exposes, with breath-taking daring, our contemporary world. give it a'listen OOooooo babeeeey we didn't talk much plot but we talked all about them sweet, sweet themes during this episode. This episode also revealed that Ash has more vengeance in her heart than Candace, we argued about whether or not Polar Bear's Christmas counts as a book (it does), and we waxed poetic about zodiac signs. Give it a listen, or we'll give you a *ZAP*! Mentioned Links Are you a nerd? Wanna run some more? Then check out Zombies, Run! a fitness app co-created by Naomi Alderman.Learn more about Naomi Alderman at her website over here.70 Books to Make You Feel Hopeful!!!!What Bob's Burgers Character Are You Based on Your Zodiac???? Goodreads We'd love to have you join us in opining over on Goodreads. You can find this book: The Power by Naomi Alderman and of course join our discussion group here. Spotify Playlist Ash mixes up playlists for our books - here's a sample for this week. You can check out our Spotify profile for like, all of them if you want to see more. image credit: © M.E. MULDER/SHUTTERSTOCK

We're going the distance, we're going for speed, and most importantly, we're talking about Cake's alternative-hit spawning sophomore album Fashion Nugget this week. The guys are gonna try to figure out exactly WHO Cake is, WHY they were chosen for a "Dealer's Choice" episode, HOW they won a Patreon poll, and WHAT Bob was thinking when he unironically started wearing a John McCrea inspired bucket hat in college. 

Today, host Matt Halloran gets a behind-the-scenes look at Bob DiMeo’s boldly titled book, “50 Billion Reasons to Grow Your Practice: A Guide to Success & Enjoyment for Investment Advisors.” In addition to penning a unique book for investment-advisors that supports their personal lives, Bob DiMeo is the managing partner at DiMeo Schneider & Associates, LLC and is featured in numerous publications. In this episode, Bob speaks candidly about his marketing failures and wins, how he built his firm, and how you can build your practice and enjoy it!  In this episode, you will learn: How Bob’s mindset has allowed him to get to where he is now What prompted him to write his book How to be successful AND have enjoyment along the way What Bob does to create work-life balance How many times a good piece of content should be repurposed And more! Tune in to learn about Bob’s highly relevant book for investment advisors and to pick up marketing ideas for your practice! Resources: Top Advisor Marketing | Bob DiMeo |  DiMeo Schneider & Associates, LLC |  50 Billion Reasons to Grow Your Practice: A Guide to Success & Enjoyment for Investment Advisors | Year Up - Closing the Opportunity Divide Brought to you by: Iris.xyz   

Today's guest is Bob Gentle who is the managing director of Amplify, where he has worked with a range of business, from Corporate and SME clients, to Solo practitioners, to help them leverage digital marketing so they stand out, reach new heights and new revenues.  Today he specialises in the Oil & Gas sector, and it's this shift into specialising that has seen Bob's business change dramatically for the better. Though it wasn't an easy journey... On this episode: How a packet of biscuits can lead to new business.  The next “big thing” in digital marketing isn't what you think...  Do you still need a website in this age of social media? Why you need to specialise. The unspoken pitfalls of using a done for you agency for your marketing.  Why most businesses only have one P Bob... What Bob would do first if he had to start all over again. And much more! Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Listen to Bob's Podcast - The Gravity Podcast Visit Bob's Amplify Agency Website Connect with Bob on LinkedIn Exclusive Listener Only Bonuses! Make sure you grab your listener goodies by visiting... The Client Catching Podcast Listener Gift Page You'll get exclusive trainings and my best resources all in once place where I dive deep on the marketing strategy that gets OTHERS to grow your business for you… AND the system that powers it to remove you from up to 90% of your marketing and sales process, instantly boost your authority, while at the same time increasing the quality of leads, appointments and clients that you attract and catch… All without spending a penny on advertising or adding more hours to your week! >> Click here to "Hook" your listener bonuses today

This week, Bob Rich joins the podcast! Bob was the Chief of the Abbotsford Police for 10 years, retiring in 2018. Prior to that, he was with the Vancouver Police for 28 years, finishing his time as the Deputy Chief of Operations.   Bob’s story begins just before 2015. During his time in Abbotsford, the Department faced a number of difficult events — both in the community and within the Department. He dealt with two suicides, him and his team being under investigation, a member being charged through an internal investigation, a leadership crisis, and several more traumatic events.   After a very difficult 2015, Bob and his team changed their focus to "the two M's: the Mission and the Members” after realizing how many first responders are being hurt by the work they do. Since then, Bob has been working to change how we can run our agencies so members stay well throughout their entire career.   Tune in as Bob shares his key learnings through his experiences, both personally and professionally; how he has stayed intune with his emotions through these extremely tough events; what he has done to help himself and the other members of the organization deal with these tragic events as well as their mental wellbeing; and, overall, what has helped Bob stay together in these trying times.   Key Takeaways: [:46] Chief Neil Dubord welcomes retired Chief Bob Riche. [1:51] Discussing the theme of resiliency. [3:00] Bob begins his story with the two events that happened in early 2015. [7:42] What Bob has learned from these experiences as a leader. [8:00] Continuing his story, Bob outlines the next horrible event that followed. [9:40] Bob’s lesson in this story. [10:16] In June, shares the story of another devastating suicide. [13:38] Bob speaks about his son, a police officer, and how that impacted him during all of these events. [15:05] How Bob has managed to connected to his emotions and vulnerable side during all of these extremely tough events. [17:54] What Bob has done in the organization to help its members deal with harassment, tragic events, and their mental wellbeing. [27:29] Bob describes his leadership style, the change in their workplace culture after 2015, and the wellness plan that came about in 2017. [33:09] Bob speaks the next two significant traumatic events. [41:01] What has helped Bob stay together during these trying times. [46:50] Chief Neil Dubord covers some of the key lessons and takeaways from Bob’s stories on leadership and learning over the last 4-5 years. [49:28] Bob leaves the podcast with some final, profound thoughts.   Mentioned in this Episode: Brené Brown’s Ted Talk on “The Power of Vulnerability”   Looking for More Episodes? You can find more episodes of Bend Don’t Break on iTunes, Google Play, and most other major podcasting platforms.   Connect with the Delta Police Department: Follow the Delta Police on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Visit their website at DeltaPolice.ca.  

If you’re tired of the same old financial tips like “stop buying lattes” then you have come to the right place. This is financial advice for grownups who have serious financial questions as you approach retirement and your next chapter in life. You’ve already worked hard and saved money now it’s time for the real financial challenges. Your host today, a top investment columnist for Forbes and US news & World Report, as well as a licensed investment advisor and president of nationally known asset management and financial planning firm “Better Money Decisions” Kate Salter.   Kate talks with Bob Lang on the show, he launched Explosive Options. We hear about his book on options, and some great information how you can use Options to protect you.    Show Highlights: Financial wellness and some cold brutal truths Paying a planner by the hour and why it is not good Resources you need to retire Options and Bob Lang’s book Buying a call and what it means with examples Buying puts and what it means with examples What people need to know about options Controlling emotions Volatility implied and Realized and what they are What Bob’s take is on all the media and TV talking heads Some success stories Bob has found significant  Explosive Options and what they offer  What type of environment Explosive Options is Resources: Better Money Decisions Show on Facebook Explosive Options AudioBooks Free Trial

Robert Allen graduated with his Masters Degree in Business (MBA) from Brigham Young University in 1974. He immediately began investing in real estate and became a millionaire within a few short years. Then, he began to teach his unique investing strategies in popular real estate seminars nationwide and has been active in the real estate and wealth education industry for over 40 years. He is the author or co-author of some of the most influential financial books of all time including the New York Times mega-bestsellers Creating Wealth, Nothing Down, Multiple Streams of Income and The One Minute Millionaire. Combined, his 11 books have sold over 4,000,000 million copies and have spent almost 100 weeks on the New York Times bestsellers list. His latest book is co-authored with his son Aaron. It's entitled The Four Maps of Happy, Successful People.  Through the past 40 years, MILLIONS of people have attended his live seminars and his graduates have earned BILLIONS in profits by following his financial advice. Today there are literally thousands of millionaires and multi-millionaires worldwide who attribute their success to Mr. Allen's systems and strategies. Empowered by his philosophy of the Enlightened Entrepreneur, his students have generously contributed over 50 million dollars to their favorite churches, causes and charities. What you'll learn about in this episode: Bob's seminar that helped get Ron started in the real estate business in the 80's The story behind how Bob became successful One thing that wipes out people's wealth How you can get a copy of Bob's book about getting out of the unemployment line Generating multiple streams of income What Bob believes are the best streams of income How to determine if a stream of income fits the “money tree” formula An explanation of the money tree formula and real estate The reason real estate can yield a lot of money Reasons some businesses die but real estate stays alive Why Bob has lost money in the past and how he avoids it now Learning from your past mistakes How to make sure a recession doesn't happen in your house Why multiple streams of income balance your ups and downs An example of a great leader in history who did great things despite adversity The million dollar mistake Bob made early on Letting the market tell you what it wants How giving more can actually help you make more Why you should always give back Resources: TheMentorPodcast.com/Challenge Get Ron's Free Book and Audio Here Get Ron's $1 Offer Here

Today we have Quantified Bob joining us to demystify biohacking.  Bob fell into biohacking to optimize his entrepreneur lifestyle and started tracking his results from different experiments.  Years later that has evolved into a successful biohacking blog and even a facility in New York.  Bob shares with us his greatest tips for getting rid of environmental pollution including VOCs, EMFs and how to clean up your air in a city filled with pollution.  Ben and Bob also discuss some great biohacking tech that Bob uses daily and has even incorporated into his facility in NYC.   4:30- How Bob fell into running a biohacking blog.   7:40- Understanding your environment.  The steps Bob takes to mitigate VOCs, EMFs, and more while living in one of the largest cities in the world.   16:30- Mitigating the environmental burdens of living in a big city.  How to shield yourself from EMFs and Wifi signals.   23:30-  Hacking your water.  Which purifiers give your the most bang for your buck?   27:00- Using air purifiers and ozone to purify your air and mitigate mold and how Bob monitors his in home air quality.   32:30- Qualifying environmental data.  Figuring out if your environmental hacking experiments are actually increasing your quality of life.   37:00- Quantifying your biological age.  How accurate are telomere tests?   41:15- Manipulating your CNS.  How Bob is using a NeuFit to hack his training and train his nervous system.   47:15- Hacking your brain.  Are nootropics, nutrition, or tech the biggest needle mover?   49:30- Tech in biohacking. Light therapy, structured water and Brain Gauge.   61:50- Short term hacking with ketone esters.   64:30- What Bob is most excited about in the biohacking space, manipulating your body’s frequency.

“HUMBLE VOICES CARRY FURTHER IN THIS WORLD.” All of us want to be loved and accepted. It’s how we were brought into this world, and it’s how we should be spending our lives. I’ve learned that if you want to get love you have to learn to give it, but it’s not always that easy. I’m sure you’ve found yourself around people who you may find creepy or that may hate on you for seemingly no reason. Your knee jerk reaction is probably to respond with an attack back, but that does the opposite of what anyone wants. Hate breeds hate and love breeds love. At the end of the day, how do you want to be remembered? I know I want to be remembered as someone who lit the way with love, compassion, and really tried to understand everyone I encountered. On this episode of The School of Greatness I’ve brought you someone who has been spreading nothing but love around the entire world: Bob Goff. Bob is one of the most interesting people I’ve ever met. He used to be a lawyer and has since turned his life into one designed to spread love. He is a New York Times best selling author, a diplomat, and a phenomenal speaker. He’s helped build schools and shelters around the world. He’s saved lives by educating witch doctors in other countries, and has even become the Uganda consolut to the US. This was easily one of the most interesting interviews I’ve ever done. Bob’s mission is one I truly believe in. And believe it or not despite everything he’s done he still gets haters on social media. We discuss how he deals with those haters, how you can love deeper, and how you can overcome your insecurities. Discover all of that and much more, on Episode 622. Some Questions I Ask: Are you insecure? (7:34) How do you do what you do? (8:50) What did you learn from the last 25 years of being magnetic? (12:24) Why did you want to become an attorney in the first place? (15:57) When did you build your first school? (21:03) What’s your best piece of advice that does rhyme? (26:17) Who are you right now? (28:22) How do you get in touch with the humblest version of you? (30:06) What does faith have to do with loving difficult people or situations? (32:54) How do you know if you are engaging people too long? (37:05) How do you deal with haters when you’re just trying to spread love? (39:48) You engaged with witchcraft people in Uganda? (43:50) Do you go to the witch doctor graduations? (46:17) What do you still need patience in? (52:27) How did you transfer from being a lawyer to having a massive social media audience? (53:53) What’s the biggest lesson you think you still need to master? (59:50) In This Episode You Will Learn: How people get caught up in stereotypes (6:46) Bob’s boat race experience (10:25) What Bob wants more than anything right now (13:06) Who I want to be in 10 years (14:20) Bob’s first publishing deal (17:33) How to really engage with someone (20:13) How to work towards the success you want (23:01) The way Bob handles haters (30:26) How you can make a large impact in the world (36:04) Why love will be what we’re remembered for (41:29) The biggest lesson Bob’s learned from witch doctors (48:30) Where the best headlines of your book would come from (51:10) Why Bob wrote his latest book (1:00:45) Plus much more

Robert (Bob) Glazer is the founder and Managing Director of Acceleration Partners and the founder and Chairman of BrandCycle. He is a serial entrepreneur with an exceptional track record and passion for growing revenue and profits for B2C-based companies. In demand by top brands and investment firms, he has extensive experience in the consumer, e-commerce, retail, online marketing, and ad-tech industries partnering with brands such as Adidas, ModCloth, Reebok, Target, Tiny Prints, Gymboree, and Warby Parker. Bob is a regular contributor to numerous outlets, writing about performance marketing, strategy, and culture. He is the recipient of the Boston Business Journal 40 under 40 award, the SmartCEO Boston Future 50 award, and a finalist for the E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year in New England, among other accolades. A sought-after speaker, Robert presents to global audiences and serves as an advisor to high-growth businesses. Bob strongly believes in giving back. He serves on the Board of Directors for BUILD Boston, is a global leader in Entrepreneur’s Organization (EO) and founded The Fifth Night charitable event (www.fifthnight.org). He previously served on the boards of the Performance Marketing Association and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mass Bay and participated in the annual Rodman Ride for Kids for a dozen years, raising almost $100,000 for charity. In his spare time, Bob is an avid writer, skier, traveler, cyclist, and serial home renovator. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why Bob says, “My job is to fire myself,” and what it means to lead authentically How you can inspire your people to be a little bit better every day The importance of hiring for your culture and how to do it A simple solution for defining your core values so well they are always on your mind What Bob gained from “a book’s worth of mistakes in hiring” Why you need to interview against aptitude and outcomes, not experience What hiring an “up and comer” versus an “old hand” can do for your company’s future Ways to contact Bob: Company Website: www.accelerationpartners.com Book (with free chapter download and affiliate grade 5 min test): www.accelerationpartners.com/performance-partnerships Book (on Amazon): amzn.to/2qUd5QM Personal Website: www.robertsglazer.com Twitter: @robert_glazer Weekly Inspiration Blog: www.fridayfwd.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/glazer

The Visionary role and the Integrator role are essential in any organization. But why? Who says? And who should be in these roles? In this special Outperform podcast episode, which we're calling “Truth, Transparency, and ‘Tails",  Bob Glazer (AP’s founder and managing director) and Matt Wool (AP's general manager) answer these very questions - and quite a few more - while sipping a cocktail.  On our “Truth, Transparency, and Tails” episodes, Bob and Matt open up the AP kimono by transparently tackling tough business topics (hence why there's a cocktail involved).  On this particular episode, you'll get insight into: Why roles of Visionary and Integrator are essential to an organization’s success – no matter the size What Bob and Matt are drinking Why these roles often have tension/ are at odds with one another  Challenges companies face when they either only have a Visionary or only have an Integrator Learn more about Acceleration Partners, our company culture, and the services we offer the world's leading brands at: www.accelerationpartners.com.    

Show notes: Bob’s OCD story (2:20) The types of therapy/medication Bob has done (7:30) Bob’s advice on Exposure and Response Prevention therapy (ERP) (9:30) Bob’s advice on therapy (11:40) OCD Stigma (13:10) Bob’s advice for business people with OCD (16:30) How to get motivated in an OCD spike. Action precedes motivation (19:40) Bob’s morning routine (22:18) OCD and exercise (24:25) What OCD has taught Bob (25:40) Being happy despite OCD (30:30) Success mindset vs fixed minset for recovery. The importance of personal development (31:30) Bob’s one key piece of business advice (34:25) Bob’s additional advice on dealing with OCD (36:00) What Bob would want written on a billboard (37:00) Find out more about Bob: Website: http://www.burg.com Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bobburg Resources: The Go-Giver by Bob Burg IOCDF.org - International OCD Foundation ACT book mentioned in the episode: The Acceptance Field Guide Bob's OCD story in written format >> To your success, Stuart and The OCD Stories team Get exclusive podcasts and content by becoming a member of the podcast find out more here >>

Please forgive some of the audio, Bill is still working out a new setupEpisode #68--We've been gone for 1058 days!  Find out WHAT Bob and Bill have been up to since they've been gone! We have many celebrities that stopped by, old/new polls, celebrity birthdays, and we'll give you some very helpful medical advice (*cough*SKYPE*cough*)!

Bob shares why metabolic training is what so many Olympians are using to gain metabolic efficiency, also known as a fat-adapted diet, instead of a traditional high-carb diet.  We find out what he eats and his favorite go-to sources of energy while training for hours. We also discuss his approach to habits in regards to food and hear how he avoids injuries by his daily morning ritual.Show Notes:    Bob's education (he' quite the educated man)    His own experience and how it has changed his eating plan and also the athletes he works with     How decrease your risk of gi distress    What Generation UCAN Generation UCAN Nutrition is and why its growing in popularity    What Bob eats and when to take in fuel when endurance training    How to make your own fuel for long distances    Having a healthy relationship with food    How he stays injury free as an endurance athleteShout Outs:                            Vinnie Tortorich www.vinnietortorich.com    Angie and Trevor www.marathontrainingacademy.comContact BobEmail: coachbob@fuel4mance.comWebsite: www.fuel4mance.comBlog: http://bobseebohar.blogspot.com

VIDEO: Jennifer Koh performs in the WQXR Café Somewhere along the way in her 20-some year career, Jennifer Koh jumped off the violin soloist treadmill in favor of less familiar paths and creative channels. She fashioned an ongoing recital series called “Bach and Beyond” that involves juxtapositions of Bach’s solo sonatas and partitas with contemporary works by composers like Phil Kline, Missy Mazzoli and Kaija Saariaho. She gives her New York Philharmonic subscription debut this week not with a beloved warhorse like the Tchaikovsky or Brahms Concerto but Lutoslawski’s Chain 2, a dark, knotty work composed for Anne-Sophie Mutter in 1984. And she has struck up a working relationship with the veteran theater and opera director Robert Wilson, which will expand this November in a staged version of Bach’s solo violin music in Paris. Koh came to know Wilson when she appeared in the title role in a new touring production of Einstein on the Beach, Philip Glass’s landmark opera that came to the Brooklyn Academy of Music in October. “I was quite scared going into the rehearsal process because I’ve never acted or done anything in that way,” Koh, 36, told Jeff Spurgeon. “I’ve never played a character. In fact, for me, performing and being a musician is about being more myself there than anywhere else in a sense and being more purely human. “I didn’t even know where stage right was. They were like, 'walk on to stage right' and I was like, 'which direction is this?’” In the five-hour opera, Koh doesn’t just perform Glass's churning "Knee Plays" but dons the full Einstein costume, complete with silver wig and mustache. Wilson's acting coaching made a strong impression on Koh. “In a way, I’ve been searching for a long time for this idea, [whether] doing 'Bach and Beyond,' or creating these projects," she said. "In the end it’s ‘how do you create an experience, and really create a journey for your audience?’ What Bob does with Einstein, with time, it changes your conception of that.” Koh’s career got off to a start more typical of a child prodigy: she made her debut with the Chicago Symphony at age 11, studied at Oberlin College in her teens, and took home a silver medal at the 1994 Tchaikovsky Competition, the latter while wearing a poofy green dress. But in recent years she's shown an increasingly adventurous streak, as the choice of the Lutoslawski for her Philharmonic debut suggests. "I believe it’s a great piece and it deserves to be heard more,” she said. “And more than that, the reason I’m happy to do it in New York is that so many of my composer colleagues and friends are in the city and there’s something about his music that is such an important voice that does need to be heard.” In the WQXR Café, Koh performs selections the final two movements of Ysaÿe's Sonata No. 2, a piece that she performed last year at an event for South Korea's First Lady Kim Yoon-ok, hosted by US First Lady Michelle Obama. “I remembered that I was so excited when I met her at the receiving line that I almost knocked over the first lady of Korea,” Koh recalled. "I just hopped towards Michelle Obama to give her a hug. Then I had to give my apologies to the first lady of Korea. She was very lovely.” Video: Amy Pearl; Sound: Ed Haber; Text & Production: Brian Wise; Interview Jeff Spurgeon

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