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In this episode, you will learn: • Brandon's brief bio • How Brandon started into the oil and gas business • The skill that allowed Brandon to expand his businesses • About Brandon's NASCAR experience • Journey to entrepreneurship • Brandon's different streams of income • What Brandon's diet looks like • Brandon's life happiness index score • What Brandon does to give back • Brandon's biggest business goal this year • Brandon answers a random question from the GoBundance game • How to learn more about Brandon • Plus, so much more! Brandon Davis began Swan Energy, Inc in 2008, and serves as its CEO. Swan Energy Inc. manages over ninety (90) partnerships that participate in over two hundred (200) oil & gas wells in five (5) states. Brandon was born in Elk City, Oklahoma. Davis' startups and partnerships cover a wide range of industries from Nutrition 53, with former NFL linebacker Bill Romanowski, to ownership of Swan Racing, which competed in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series from 2013-2014. The success of the Swan Energy family of companies is in part due to Davis' insistence on greater transparency and high-quality oil & gas projects that mutually benefit all involved parties. Davis also applies his unique hands-on approach to Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse, LLC, which he acquired in 2016. Since 1992, the company has successfully closed over 32,000 transactions involving more than one million properties and has generated more than $13.2 billion in sales. In 2015, The Denver Business Journal honored Brandon with the “40 Under 40” award, recognizing him for both his professional success and his involvement in Denver-area charities. Mr. Davis and the Swan Energy family of companies actively support several charities, including the Juvenile Research Diabetes Foundation, The Special Olympics, The Kempe Foundation, and Engineers Without Borders. Brandon lives in Houston with his two sons and enjoys spending time on their family farm.

In this podcast episode, Men's Coach, Brandon Archer and Sophie Josephina dive deep into the emotional journey that men have the opportunity to embark on in order to better themselves in their relationship with the feminine. They go over the importance of having guidance from other men, and how to navigate turbulent emotional landscapes. 02:30 Who is Brandon Archer 07:10 What is the main struggle men have when it comes to communicating with the feminine 13:18 Why men need to take care of themselves first 15:18 The journey of masculinity 16:45 The importance of a men's group 20:57 Brandon's journey with the feminine 27:07 How the masculine and feminine call each other to their highest selves 31:20 Women needs men to navigate their emotional landscape 33:42 How men deal with heartbreak 40:55 How can men be vulnerable in an honorable way 46:38 The importance of holding space for your partner 52:05 How much space does a woman give to a man to see his potential? 53:28 Many people want to heal before they have the tools to do so 57:07 How heartbreak inspires a rebirth 58:41 The importance of knowing yourself emotionally as a man 1:02:36 What Brandon loves about the feminine 1:03:52 Where to find Brandon online Brandon's life has been one of learning, observing, growing on his own path and helping support others' journeys. In his quest to discover his deeper self, he discovered his buried masculine and feminine traits while striving to have a healthy romantic relationship. Now, he is on his life's mission to help other men discover the glowing embers of their higher self, a balance of masculine and feminine, and fan them into the fire every man can feel scratching at them to ignite into the most passionate, fulfilling relationships they have always wanted. He works 1:1 and with groups of men to tap into their true desires and power. https://brandonarcher.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mens_communication_coach/ https://www.facebook.com/brandon.s.archer For more on Sophie Josephina, check out her work on instagram @sophie.josephina or www.sophiejosephina.com

The most recent Consumer Price Index (CPI) report shows a continued rise in inflation – the fastest pace of higher prices since 2008. So, while it's safe to say we're seeing some inflation as the economy continues to recover from the impacts of COVID, the big question to ask is if inflation is here to stay?In this week's episode, AWM's managing partner, Brandon Averill, and CIO, Justin Dyer discuss the signs of transitory inflation and some of the best ways to build your portfolio to protect against periods of rapidly rising inflation.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTSThe market news you need to know (00:48)Is inflation here to stay? (2:30)What is transitory inflation? (3:21)Why it's impossible to buy a bicycle right now (4:26)What Brandon would say if he was a conspiracy theorist (8:29)Some of the best ways to prepare for inflation (10:10)In-N-Out burgers and the importance of participating in the ownership of the market (11:07)Why deflation can be disastrous for the health of the economy (13:04)Portfolio building that helps to hedge against rising inflation (15:07)How to cut through the noise of the financial media (16:38)

Show Notes:In 2017, Brandon joined his wife Tatiana on a trip to The Netherlands. She had some work to do there and they figured why not combine the travel for a bit of vacation time. What Brandon couldn't have known at the time, was that this trip would forever alter his life and spark a curiosity to learn more about functional cycling, and ignite a passion for the simple pleasures of getting stuff done while riding a bike. Thus the @AmericanFietser on Twitter was born. The Dutch, have a couple of different words that apply to cyclists. They use the word Fietser to refer to a person who rides for everyday purposes such as meeting one's daily needs. While they use the term "wielrenner", literally wheel runner, to describe a sport cyclist or racer. Enjoy this ride with Brandon!Additional Helpful Links:Landing page for this episode on the Active Towns website - access fun photos and videosBicycleDutch - Mark WagenbuurNot Just Bikes - Jason SlaughterWork Cycles - J.C. Lind Bike Co.Tern Bicycles - Perennial Cycle, MinneapolisTatiana's First E-Bike Ride - Twitter videoShow Credits:Audio Production by Active TownsA not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping communities create a Culture of Activity.Creative Commons License: Attributions Non-Commercial No Derivatives 2021Please consider supporting the Active Towns Podcast by making a donation or becoming PatronTo sign up for our monthly newsletter, scroll down to the form at bottom of our home pageBe sure to check out our video podcasts on our YouTube ChannelYou can reach John Simmerman by email at john@activetowns.org Music: Various Logic Pro X mixes by John Simmerman★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

One of the biggest beverage trends of 2021 is the unbelievable growth of ready-to-drink beverages. In 2020, the RTD beverage market revenue increased 40% compared to the year before for a total of $489 million in sales. It’s an emerging market, and many want a piece of it. To do it, you need to have a good product. A unique one. My guest has just that. Brandon Schwartz is the co-founder of DRNXMYTH, a company that’s tapping into the premium RTD market. What separates them from the others? Innovation. They use 100% natural ingredients and their packaging keeps the alcohol and juices separated until the time of consumption. And although the company was launched only last year, it has already made significant noise in the top-shelf RTD market. We discuss everything from how his experience in the beauty industry helped him understand the importance of packaging to how the alcohol industry was impacted by the pandemic.Key TakeawaysIntroduction (00:00)When Brandon realized he’s an entrepreneur (01:40)The unique concept of DRNXMYTH (03:44)The first big obstacle Brandon and his partner came across (06:10)The challenges of getting your product on the market (10:00)What Brandon learned from his experience in the beauty industry (13:57)Raising capital vs. not raising capital in 2021 (19:07)Innovation in the alcohol industry and how COVID-19 impacted it (20:58)Brandon’s bucket list item he wants to accomplish in the next 12 months (23:36)Additional Resources You can get in touch with Brandon Schwartz at brand@drnxmyth.comVisit the official DRNXMYTH website by clicking here—You can find the transcripts and more at http://bizninjaradio.comBe sure to follow me on Instagram @bizninja—Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven’t already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

One of the biggest beverage trends of 2021 is the unbelievable growth of ready-to-drink beverages. In 2020, the RTD beverage market revenue increased 40% compared to the year before for a total of $489 million in sales. It’s an emerging market, and many want a piece of it. To do it, you need to have a good product. A unique one. My guest has just that. Brandon Schwartz is the co-founder of DRNXMYTH, a company that’s tapping into the premium RTD market. What separates them from the others? Innovation. They use 100% natural ingredients and their packaging keeps the alcohol and juices separated until the time of consumption. And although the company was launched only last year, it has already made significant noise in the top-shelf RTD market. We discuss everything from how his experience in the beauty industry helped him understand the importance of packaging to how the alcohol industry was impacted by the pandemic.Key TakeawaysIntroduction (00:00)When Brandon realized he’s an entrepreneur (01:40)The unique concept of DRNXMYTH (03:44)The first big obstacle Brandon and his partner came across (06:10)The challenges of getting your product on the market (10:00)What Brandon learned from his experience in the beauty industry (13:57)Raising capital vs. not raising capital in 2021 (19:07)Innovation in the alcohol industry and how COVID-19 impacted it (20:58)Brandon’s bucket list item he wants to accomplish in the next 12 months (23:36)Additional Resources You can get in touch with Brandon Schwartz at brand@drnxmyth.comVisit the official DRNXMYTH website by clicking here—You can find the transcripts and more at http://bizninjaradio.comBe sure to follow me on Instagram @bizninja—Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven’t already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

This is going to ruffle some feathers…   If you’re wanting to build a body you’re proud of… or build a business that gives you the lifestyle you want.   Brandon Carter gives you some real advice, that no one else is talking about.   I appreciate Brandon for being so real and upfront in this episode, as it's going to give you simple steps that you can apply from today to see huge changes.   In this episode we dive into:   What Brandon thinks are the biggest mistakes people are making when it comes to building wealth or building a body. How Brandon simply operates his business to get the best results. What the few simple mindset changes can be that you can make today, that accelerates your business growth. Why Brandon thinks that many are failing because they simply “don’t have it”.   FREE:  Join the Fitness Business Success Circle to access the training guides and join the other coaches here - http://www.coachescartel.com/freegroup  

This week's guest is Brandon Bartel. Ron and Brandon discussed setting intentions and the role intention plays. Brandon also shared his aspirations to incorporate more Toyota Kata into his lean journey. A MP3 audio version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn:  The quote that inspires Brandon (2:33) Brandon's background (3:11) What Respect for People means to Brandon (6:21) Defining intention (7:46) The role intention plays (10:55) Examples of getting it right and wrong (15:41) Brandon's advice (17:21) The best advice Brandon has ever received (20:48) What Brandon would say to his younger self (18:58) A skill Brandon wants to improve (21:54) Brandon's final words of wisdom (26:23) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com Brandon 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 do you set intentions?

Think you have to be rich to invest in real estate? Think again. No matter how much money you have (or don’t have), there is an investing strategy for you. And owning tangible assets like real estate is the BEST way to build true wealth for yourself, your family and future generations. Brandon Thompson is the Real Estate Investor and Coach behind REI Society, the education platform and podcast that helps ambitious people start and scale their own real estate investing business. With nearly two decades of experience, Brandon has bought and sold more than 1,500 properties and managed $25M in private capital from all over the globe. Today, Brandon is 38 years old, and his portfolio earns $1M per year in residual income. On this episode of Destined to Be, Brandon joins us to share his journey in real estate, explaining how he acquired 20 rentals by the age of 22 and what he learned from losing it all in the crash of 2008. He walks us through the four real estate strategies he teaches, discussing how to decide whether wholesaling, flipping, long-term or vacation rentals is right for you. Listen in for insight on the freedom that comes with owning tangible assets and get Brandon’s advice on building the kind of wealth that will weather any economic cycle. Key Takeaways Brandon’s journey from flipping pizzas to flipping houses How Brandon acquired 20 rentals by the age of 22 What Brandon learned from the crash of ’08 about preparing for economic cycles Why Brandon recommends saving at least 25% of your net worth The connection between taking real pride in your work and having a fulfilling life Brandon’s advice on buying assets (e.g.: businesses, real estate or IPOs) The freedom that comes with owning tangible assets How to decide whether wholesaling, flipping, long- or short-term rentals is the right real estate strategy for your current circumstances Why the decision to buy or lease your home depends on the market where you live Brandon’s insight on the tax advantages of investing in real estate The creative real estate projects Brandon is working on now How Brandon thinks about failure as part of the journey Connect with Brandon REI Society REI Society Podcast Brandon on Instagram Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory Destined to Be Podcast Destined to Be on Instagram Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram Level Up Entourage Facebook Group Resources Dean Graziosi Robert Kiyosaki Kevin Trudeau Multiple Streams of Income: How to Generate a Lifetime of Unlimited Wealth by Robert G. Allen Jake and Gino’s Real Estate Courses

In an environment where many, if not most, businesses are suffering, how does a company grow by 300% during a pandemic? Today’s guest made it happen, and he wrote a book about it. Listen in to today’s episode to hear Marylou interview Brandon Bornancin, the entrepreneur who founded Seamless.AI and the author of the soon-to-be-released book Whatever It Takes: Master the Habits to Transform Your Business, Relationships, and Life. Listen in to hear Brandon discuss what happened to prompt him to write his book, how his company grew during the pandemic, and why it’s important to go all out for success.  Episode Highlights: Brandon’s book What happened to Brandon that resulted in him writing his book What Brandon’s company did to grow 300% in a pandemic The daily and weekly rhythms Brandon’s company used to enact their pandemic plan The okay-hour system Going all out for success Resources:  Brandon Bornancin Whatever It Takes: Master the Habits to Transform Your Business, Relationships, and Life

From sliding into the DMs to working with high profile individuals to getting experience to creating his own digital media agency Original By Default Brandon Barris has been helping entrepreneurs, influencers, coaches, and personal brands looking to scale their business.What Brandon and his team do is help individuals provide all the marketing needs in one place to help create a brand.We talk about why a personal brand is important and you’re the true reason why you want one. If there’s no ‘why’ then you won’t go far.If you want to check out Brandon Barris or learn about personal brand building, you can check him out here:InstagramLinkedInYoutube

My good friend and soul brother, Brandon Lucero, joins the podcast today for a paradigm shifting conversation. Brandon has been a part of numerous web-based companies over the last 8 years. He started early by building, growing and selling websites while attending UC Irvine. Some of those sites were even reaching 20,000 unique visitors in a day. With a wide portfolio ranging from humor to information sites he has bought, created, flipped, and developed numerous sites throughout his time in college. After leaving UC Irvine, he began working for a video marketing company and a local daily deal site based in Southern California. He quickly became VP of Production at the video marketing company where he held that position for 3 years before starting SoldWithVideo.com. Since founding SoldWithVideo.com he has been helping small businesses increase their local advertising through video marketing, while keeping it extremely affordable. When not at the SoldWIthVideo.com offices working on his or client's businesses, Brandon enjoys backpacking, mountain biking, cycling, camping, running, watching movies, and hiking. In this episode, Brandon Lucero talks about transforming our belief system and navigating through limitations by thinking differently, creating differently, and connecting with our audiences in more transformative ways. We talk about teamwork and the importance of well-being over winning in terms of revenue and numbers. Plus, we hit on debt and what Brandon did when he found himself at rock bottom. In this Episode You'll Learn:  All about today's guest, Brandon Lucero [ 0:50 ] How Brandon describes himself [ 5:20 ] What Brandon is excited to be working on [ 8:50 ] The ways to navigate our limiting beliefs [ 13:15 ] About the never-ending battle with our thoughts [ 21:30 ] How to think about our brands + messaging [ 28:10 ] When Brandon was judged for doing what he loves [ 34:00 ] Why we should set high goals [ 43:15 ] The importance of happy employees [ 46:50 ] Why Brandon never blames himself for anything [ 53:50 ] Tips on simplifying our methods [ 65:10 ] The different ways we can do our educational content [ 71:40 ]   Soul Shifting Quotes:  “If you want a million-dollar business, you have to be the million-dollar business owner first.” “Actions produce results.” “Be judged for doing the things that we love to do instead of the things that we don't love.” “If we want to create something, we need to be those people first.” “Evolvement only happens when we quiet the mind.” Links Mentioned:  Learn my 7 Secrets to Uplevel Your Brand & Land Your Dream Clients  Grab your FREE training, How to Call in Your Tribe + Create Content that Converts  Text me at 603-931-4386 Learn more about Brandon by following him on Instagram or heading to https://brandonlucero.com. Listen to The New Generation Entrepreneur. Check out https://soldwithvideo.com.  Tag me in your big shifts + takeaways: @amberlilyestrom  Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes  Listen on Spotify   

Episode 15 of AWESOME People marks the re-start of a podcast that Iman Huschmand started during Quarantine. After a self-imposed hiatus, he's back with not just a great line up of guests but with a lot on his mind. Just in time for the Thanksgiving Holiday weekend, this Wednesday, November 25th, Iman will be thanking his community and will explain his purpose behind the podcast and how together, we can create a better, stronger and healthier environment to live and work in. SHOW NOTES:AWESOME People Intro [4:55]Why AWESOME People left and how it came back [5:35]We all have what it takes [7:48]What is Unite and Conquer? [10:00]The importance of gratitude [15:31]Messages from past guests [18:26]Calling DJ Bliss [23:00] Being thankful during COVID [25:58]Calling Bita Milanian [31:41]Bita’s Kitchen [34:46]Supporting artists and small businesses [37:05]EE’s Free Chill the F*ck Out Wedding Planning Checklist [39:10]The Community Number [42:34]Calling Neema Naz [45:44]Canadian Thanksgiving [47:22]The importance of journaling [49:23]Neema’s plans for the future [53:04]Night Owls Teaser [56:37]Calling Armi [58:35]The Monday Noosh Podcast [59:40]Appreciating Iranian culture [1:03:38]Night Owls Highlight [1:08:10]AWESOME People wants partners, not sponsors [1:12:58]The Hushmand episode [1:17:18]Appreciating your family [1:19:43]Acknowledging what COVID has taken and given [1:21:35]Success is up to you [1:22:55]Iman’s thank you’s [1:24:34]Keeping it real [1:27:13]Responding to the chat [1:30:44]Brandon’s cameo [1:31:41]What is Drop In? [1:33:05]FEAR Live Highlight [1:35:34]What Brandon’s grateful for [1:37:03]Brandon’s weight loss journey [1:39:14]Information about the Huschmand episode [1:44:16]How you can interact with the show [1:45:45]Credits [1:47:58] QUOTES: “My goal in life is to convert as many nine-to-fivers into people who are going to pursue their passion, pursue their interests, and never ever work for anybody else again. That they can actually wake up every single morning and do exactly what it is that they were born to do, that they were destined to do, and so that they can make an impact in the lives of other people.” [12:32]“Gratitude is the ability to count your blessings and focus on what you do have instead of what you don’t have.” [16:05]“You always gotta play your cards with the time and never look back, because when you look back that holds you back and prevents you from growing.” [27:21]“You can’t reach success or greatness or happiness unless you actually work at it. It’s not something that just falls into your lap. Unless you’re a superhuman.” [50:32]“You have the ability to heal, and it starts with you wanting to heal.” [1:20:52]“There is light at the end of that tunnel, and it starts with you starting to not feel sorry for yourself.” [1:28:17]“In anything where you’re making a change in your life, the first best step is to identify what you’re doing wrong, what it is that you want to change, really getting down to the root of it… and then you have to want to make that change.” [1:40:14] Welcome to the conversation.Welcome to AWESOME people.Text Iman at 202.918.3376 to join the community and be notified about new episodes and updates!www.AwesomePeoplePodcast.com

Today’s podcast features speed and strength coach Brandon Byrd.  Brandon Byrd is the owner of Byrd’s Sports Performance in Orefield, Pennsylvania.  Brandon is an alumni of the University of Pittsburgh and has learned from elite coaches such as Louie Simmons, Charlie Francis, Buddy Morris and others. Brandon’s unique blend of rotating training stimuli, and his competitive, PR driven environment has elicited noteworthy speed, power and strength gains in his athletes. If you follow Brandon on social media, you’ll see the regular occurrence of sprint and jump records from his athletes.  Brandon has some of the highest-output training out there in his ability to cultivate speed and strength. I always enjoy digging into the training of elite coaches, into the nuts and bolts that drives their systems.  Some of the running themes on this show have been ideas such as the rotation of big training stimuli from week to week (such as in EP 190 with Grant Fowler), the power of resisted sprinting (EP 12 and 63 with JB Morin and Cameron Josse), overspeed sprinting (EP 51 with Chris Korfist), and then the power of competition and PR’s (EP 135 with Tony Holler). This episode with coach Brandon Byrd truly brings all of those elements together in a way that gets some of the best training results you’ll find.  On today’s podcast, Brandon goes into the core of his system, and how he rotates his sprint efforts based on the needs of the athlete, to get the most out of their system.  He also goes into his background with Westside Barbell, and the elements he learned from Louie Simmons that go into his training, as well as strength pre-requisites he carries for his athletes to optimize their readiness for the strength and speed program. (Note that when Brandon is talking about fly 10’s he is talking yards, not meters) Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more. View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage Timestamps and Main Points 5:00 Brandon’s main influences in athletic performance and speed training 11:30 How principles of West-side Barbell training show up in Brandon’s sprint training system 22:45 How Brandon rotates uphill and downhill sprinting to blast personal bests in speed 29:30 How Brandon uses wickets in context of his speed and sprint training 39:30 Concepts in using resisted sprinting, as well as jump training in Brandon’s program 45:20 More specifics on how Brandon rotates and progresses his speed and sprint training throughout the training year, and also how he modulates this for stride length, vs. stride frequency style athletes 58:50 What Brandon’s weekly sprint setup looks like for athletes 1:07.20 The power of “PR”s in Brandon’s system and how that feeds into his entire training session “Once you can control 90% of the force-velocity curve, you can create great athletes” “I don’t think the FMS is a great thing, because when you are sitting statically and not under high forces or high loads, everyone is going to look great, but once you are high speeds in sprinting, or high loads in lifting, you are going to see some weaknesses” “I believe your technique in sprinting is determined by your weaknesses… once you fix their weaknesses, then it is easier to fix technique” “Glute, hamstring, and opposite QL, those must fire explosively and fast, and they all must be strong… when I start an athlete, the first thing I do test is that QL” “In my gym, if you can’t do so much in a 45 degree hyperextension, I can’t put a bar on your back” “The body is scared to go faster… it hates change, so you have to force change by changing modalities… regular sprinting can’t do all those things (in context of using uphill, downhill and resisted sprinting to help break barriers)” “65-75% of the kids I get are heel strikers; they have to run fo...

In this episode, we talk with Brandon Toner, a pharmacist based in Nova Scotia, Canada. He's known from his goal to build a habit of expression through a reset on Twitter. This is a broad episode ranging from healthcare to school, note-taking philosophies and the search for powerful conversations.We talked about:Doing a hard reset on TwitterInformation management in pharmacy, healthcare and possibilities with Roam ResearchIntricacies in healthcare and what information we must considerBrandon's workflow in the field of learning healthcareThe philosophy of note-taking and its connection to identity, expression and moreHow Roam can help you build your own worldviewEnjoy!Timestamps1:50 Brandon's criteria for Twitter conversations3:34 Hard reset on Twitter and connecting with people an dideas5:53 The Dark times, and the tools that never felt quite right8:01 Brandon's future version of himself9:40 What Brandon does: Pharmacy in Nova Scotia, Canada11:24 Information in healthcare and pharmacy14:59 Building dynamic reference material for healthcare16:48 "When I consume knowledge, I want it to become a part of me"18:05 The responsibilities of a clinical expert19:54 Brandon's thoughts on schooling with Roam22:07 Roam dependence and impact on our systems and routines27:58 The scaffolding for a network of information29:28 What is structure? Note-taking as a philosophy33:42 How do we balance between chaos and order?34:52 Brandon's workflow in bringing order to chaos40:39 "You can't skip that dance" and Go Boards43:35 Putting down other tools, and the burden of freedom48:14 What happens in the true believer calls? and how Brandon joined Roam54:35 Cult vs. culture, and Conor thinking out loud in calls59:35 The revolution of maintaining societal knowledge1:07:17 Exploring Roam's diversity of users1:09:56 Celebrating life and our loved ones1:14:51 Roam baked in productivity culture1:18:41 The low floor, high ceiling, and Roam possibilities1:21:34 [[How would you describe Roam to someone who hasn't started using it?]]1:30:20 [[What does Roam mean to you?]]LinksBrandon's TwitterExpanding Thoughts (Brandon's Newsletter)Brandon's WebsiteSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/normanchella)

    Brandon Adams is an innovator, speaker, crowdfunding and media expert, and the Co-Founder of Success in Your City, a company that helps people achieve success through online education, speaker events, podcasts, and other media. He is the Emmy award-winning producer and host of the TV series, Success in Your City, the Executive Producer and co-host of the Ambitious Adventures television series as well as the Associate Producer of Think and Grow Rich: The Legacy. Brandon is also the author of The Road to Success: How to Achieve Success in Business, Life, and Love, a book that explores how he found the true meaning of success while traveling the country. As a serial entrepreneur, Brandon owns stakes in several businesses, including Accelerant Media Group, Young Entrepreneur Convention, and Live to Grind.   Brandon joins me today to share how he defines success. He describes his midlife awakening, what he realized about himself after experiencing a car accident, and how his father influenced who he is today. He explains why success shouldn’t be defined by social media or the people around you and shares his advice for those who want to hone their skills and create their own brand. Brandon also discusses how the pandemic affected his business and his self-development and how his approach to his business has evolved since the pandemic began.       "Success is what you make it." - Brandon Adams       Today on Mastering Midlife:   Brandon's midlife awakening, when and how it happened. How Brandon's father influenced the way he runs his business and other aspects of life. What it means to live a life where you're always growing. The car accident that changed his life. Finding your own definition of success. Sustaining the kind of life that you define as successful. Brandon's advice for those who want to hone their skills. How the pandemic changed Brandon's approach to his business. What Brandon wants his legacy to be after he dies.       Connect with Brandon Adams:   Success In Your City TV Series: Success in Your City Facebook Twitter Instagram Book: The Road to Success: How to Achieve Success in Business, Life, and Love         Grab Your FREE Copy: Only 10s Book   Are you a busy executive or organizational leader? Do you regularly feel overwhelmed by your to-do list or constantly feel like you’re putting out fires instead of getting the right things done?   Then, friend, you need to grab a free copy of my bestselling book, Only 10s: Using Distraction to Get the Right Things Done. This free copy is currently available to all U.S. residents.   It’s time to get things off your to-do list and focus on the things that are important to you each day.   To grab your free copy of Only 10s, visit www.markjsilverman.com/books   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.  

Talon Simulations LLC is a small business specializing in hardware/software integration of low-cost vehicle simulations. Their business offers simulation experiences that include racing, flight, roller coaster, space and many more cockpit-based experiences. Their newest invention is the Talon Vortex, which is a turn-key arcade cabinet of the future featuring over 30 competitive experiences including race cars, roller coasters and fighter jets. The proprietary virtual user interface allows the guest to easily select their reality, limiting the need for an operator, thus reducing overhead costs. Their goal is to create the most immersive and realistic experiences at a price point that is more accessible to larger audiences. In this episode, Bob will be talking with Brandon Naids, the CEO and Co-Founder of Talon Simulations. They will talk about motion simulators and why it's so hard to get them right, is VR more dangerous than any other experience and much more. Let's dive in! WHAT YOU'LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE: What would it cost to make a quality custom interactive ride software on their platform Do they recommend that an operator does a liability release to ride their game? Future news from Talon Simulations Why Dave & Buster's used Vive Pro over Oculus Rift? Issues with Vive Pro Are Talon Simulations playing with the new inside-out tracking systems for their future projects? What Brandon thinks about Magic Leap and AR in general Website: https://talonsimulations.com/ Brandon's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/brandonnaids Twitter: https://twitter.com/TalonSim? Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/talonsimulations/ Listen to PART 1 and 2 here: https://anchor.fm/bobcooney-vrdeepdive/episodes/EP91-Bob-Cooneys-Virtual-Reality-Deep-Dive---Brandon-Naids-of-Talon-Simulations-Part-1-efo0ik https://anchor.fm/bobcooney-vrdeepdive/episodes/EP92-Bob-Cooneys-Virtual-Reality-Deep-Dive---Brandon-Naids-of-Talon-Simulations-Part-2-efo0k9

On today's episode, we discuss: -Which coach would take his shirt off first in a room full of 130 FBS coaches -What happened to Brandon's baby bunnies -Giving Jack Mac coronavirus to save the season -What Brandon will be buying with his stimulus check -Would you take a defeated season from your favorite team or a national championship from your rival? -Becoming the #1 college football podcast for positivity in the world 0:00: Intro 4:16: News and notes from around the college football world 13:39: Brandon interviews Gus Duggerton 34:45: 2-minute drill presented by Kayce Smith

How does swinging an Axe Bat Improve your ability to hit? In this episode we bring on a rep for Axe Bat, Branden Berry. In this episode Branden talks about why Axe Bat started and some of the benefits behind it, his playing career as a college and professional, his transition into working with Blast Motion, and what metrics you should be aiming for. We also talk about the Axe Bat Speed Trainers and how they increase bat speed, along with cleaning up a hitters bat path.Axe Bat is being kind enough to give all listeners 25% off any Axe Bat training at including the Driveline overload/underload set, all you have to do is head to axebat.com and type in coupon code pjb25 for 25% off. (1:00) Brandon’s playing career (2:45) Why he decided to transfer to Cal State Northridge(4:55) What Brandon expected he would be doing with his degree (7:00) Why he decided to join Axe Bat (8:45) How does Axe bat help you as a hitter? (12:35) What are benefits of overload/underload axe bat trainers? (14:05) Dills you can do with the Speed Trainers (17:00) Supplementing Overload/Underload Axe bats when weight rooms are closed(18:30) Is it still effective to use Axe trainers while doing dry swings? 21:40) What number should you try to get while pairing with Blast Motion? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brandon McDaniel is in his 12th year in professional baseball including the last two as the Director of Player Performance for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Before that he served 5 years as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Dodgers, 3 years as a Performance Specialist for EXOS working with the Department of Defense preparing soldiers to better handle their duties within the Army, and 3 years as a minor league strength coach with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Brandon’s leadership qualities and skill in communication and relationship building shows through the dynamic team of strength coaches he’s built within the Dodgers organization.Show Highlights:— Brandon’s childhood growing up in Nebraska 5 minutes away from the legendary Rosenblatt Stadium, home of the College Baseball World Series for 60 years.— His journey to playing college baseball at Wayne State, losing 75 pounds and studying exercise science.— The mindset and player first attitude Brandon took into his first internship opportunity with the Pittsburgh Pirates that made him indispensable and led to a full time position with the organization.— Brandon’s time at EXOS working with the US Department or Defense and how he got back into baseball after realizing that was his true calling.— Where Brandon’s leadership abilities came from and the approach he takes with his team in helping them to understand the bigger purpose.— The Dodgers’ strength staffs process for hiring quality talent.— Finding your mission as a strength coach.— What Brandon sees that separates the average from the elite.— Brandon’s most successful failure of his career.— Being married to your mission over tactics.— Habits that set up Brandon’s most productive days.Find more info about Brandon:2020 Dodgers Strength and Conditioning SymposiumFOLLOW US:⚡️Hyperthrive Athletics:InstagramFacebookYouTube

About Brandon and Soothe™ Soothe  is a health and wellness company producing products to support mind and body recovery.  Soothe aims to make a positive impact in mental health awareness and to get rid of the opioid epidemic.    Soothe your mind.  Soothe your body. Brandon is passionate about health and wellness, as well as destigmatizing the traditional taboos around mental health.  Brandon started Soothe which mainly provides CBD products, but will soon expand their product offering to include new solutions for mind and body wellness.  Brandon is also a pro at developing companies with philanthropic tie-ins.  Show Agenda On today’s episode we will: Get to know Brandon and hear more about Soothe™  How to best use network effects to establish your brand Why you should establish brands that “give back” or have a cause associated with them Lessons learned from leveraging Ivory Ella’s Twitter following What you will learn on this episode: How to use “organic” guerilla marketing (even in the digital age) to increase your brand awareness How to leverage “network effects” to grow your brand The right ratio for generating solid content that is engaging while avoiding putting too many advertising messages in front of people Why you should reverse engineer your own data (rather than doing A-B testing) to determine the best content to put in front of your audience How to increase your customer base’s lifetime value and loyalty, using cause marketing campaigns How Brandon leveraged his involvement in Ivory Ella (https://www.ivoryella.com/) to create a following he has carried with him to other brands Why focusing on your content should be your number one priority (when it comes to your content marketing strategy) How to get high quality content into your target audience’s field of vision, without annoying them (a large part of your content distribution strategy) How to build a large Twitter following (how much content you need to produce and how often you should be sharing) How CBD may be able to help people destress What Brandon and Soothe™ are doing to destigmatize mental health issues How CBD may help you reduce inflammation and oxidative stress How CBD interacts with your endocannabinoid system Tips to reduce your stress levels on a daily basis   And so much more! After you’ve listened to the episode, make sure you visit Soothe™ (https://soothelife.com/) to get more information about new products and all that Soothe™ is doing to support health and wellness.   Make sure you subscribe to the Self Made Strategies Podcast on your favorite podcasting platform.  You can find us on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, and Spreaker.  Do you want even more awesome Self Made Strategies content?  Make sure you follow Self Made Strategies on social media:  Facebook - Instagram - LinkedIn - Twitter 

Today's guest is wise far beyond his 20 years on the planet and one of the greatest examples of what it means to be human that I have come to know.  Brandon Farbstein inspires millions of people across the globe with his universal message of living life on your own terms and innovating your own solution. At just 19, Brandon is a renowned empowerment and TEDx speaker, Gen Z activist and author. Brandon was diagnosed with a rare form of dwarfism at the age of 2, and has turned his life experience of suffering, isolation, and victimhood to empowerment, impact and influence. In this conversation we cover everything from what lead to Brandon's darkest moments, what allowed him to overcome them- and how he navigates his life today on his own terms, instead of everyone else's.    In This Episode You'll Learn:  Today's guest, Brandon Farbstein [ :45 ] Brandon's story and what lead him to where he is today [ 4:52 ] How Brandon's life completely changed at the age of 15 [ 8:00 ] How to write our own narrative instead of listening to what others say [ 13:22 ] How Brandon navigates chronic + acute physical pain [ 17:16 ] Why the content that we see in our social media feeds matters [ 21:00 ] How Brandon's friendships and relationships have changed as he's become more successful [ 22:30 ] How Brandon's business is growing and expanding [ 26:20 ] Why integrity is important in everything we do [ 28:10 ] Why labels are counterproductive to our evolution as a society [ 32:00 ] The greatest teachers on Brandon's path [ 35:20 ] What Brandon is working on right now in his life [ 39:14 ] All about Brandon's new book, Ten Feet Tall [ 42:51 ] What Brandon would say to a former version of himself [ 47:04 ]   Soul Shifting Quotes:  “Our voices matter.” “All I know is, the control that I have is in working on my mind- and it's truly up to me, the life that I'm living.”  “We have to be very deliberate as to who gets our energy, and who takes up real estate inside our hearts and minds.”  “Every single day I wake up and I want to be the person who I needed when I was at my darkest point.”  “I want to be your inspiration not because I have a disability, but because of what I've chosen to do with my life.”   Links Mentioned:  Grab your own copy of Ten Feet Tall here! Learn my 7 Secrets to Uplevel Your Brand & Land Your Dream Clients Grab your FREE training, How to Call in Your Tribe + Create Content that Converts Book your Breakthrough Call today!    Learn more about Brandon on his website: brandonfarbstein.com and be sure to follow him on Instagram: @farbstein Tag me in your big shifts + takeaways: @amberlilyestrom  Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes   Listen on Spotify   

A wise person once made the statement that if your smile is bigger on Friday than it is on Monday, it's time to find a new job.  Big smiles on Monday aren't that common, but neither is tonight's guest, Al Palicki, General Manager for Signature Flight Support, at Chicago Executive Airport.  Al tells us he feels like he hasn't had a day of work in the 40 years he's been coming to the airport.    Brandon and Marc sat down with Al, to talk about how his journey got started and the path he took to get to where he is today.  In addition to learning about Al, the crew also delved into FBO operations, including the constraints, strategies, and philosophies Al brings to the job.  What Brandon and Marc learned, is that in addition to rules that ensure a safe and customer first experience, it still comes down to the people and the culture created by an organization's leadership.   We're interested to hear your thoughts, so please share them with the rest of the SimpleFlight Facebook and Instagram Community @simpleflightradio ​ Thanks for being a part of the SimpleFlight Family!!!

Brands on Brands on Brands marked its 50th episode earlier this week—see Brandon’s interview with Oren Klaff. In light of this milestone, Brandon is taking a step back to put into perspective just how far he’s come with the show, how he’s branched out, and what are the most valuable lessons he’s taken away from it so far. He also discusses how having your own podcast just might be the most powerful networking tool in your possession. In this episode, Brandon impresses why you should give his Brand Growth Community a look if you want to become more involved online, reminds you that you don’t need to be an expert to be a good podcast host, and discusses the lessons he’s internalized after hosting his own live show. The Finer Details of This Episode: Brandon’s reminder that you should join his Brand Growth Community on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/BrandGrowthNow/.  Remember that your podcast doesn’t have to come from an area of expertise—your interest is enough to propel conversation if you find the right guests and topics. What Brandon’s been learning and gaining from his recent weekly live shows (Wednesdays @ 1PM PST at BrandGrowthLive.com). Brandon lays out the “secret sauce” to building your reputation and authority online. Quotes: “I think everyone out there should have a podcast.” “It’s mind boggling how much I've grown simply because I got out there and started asking questions to people that wanted to answer them.” “The opportunity’s right there. It’s not the hardest thing to do.” Links: Brand Growth Live - http://www.brandgrowthlive.com Visit Brandon’s website at www.BrandsOnBrandsOnBrands.com Join the Brand Growth Now Community on Facebook at www.brandonbrands.com/community And please leave a rating and review on iTunes!

This week’s Freestyle Friday focuses on how to work with others and make a good impression while you are maintaining your own personal brand. Running your own business takes a lot of time, and that time is already divvied up as you try to balance several plates at once—logistics, finance, communications and, of course, content. It’s by no means an easy balancing act, so it helps to have a go-to method for establishing rapport with customers to hear what they want and figure out how you can help them. In this episode, Brandon discusses what he says and does to establish clear, healthy communication with his customers and explains how to push them toward a sale without necessarily giving your services away for free. The Finer Details of This Episode: What do you charge for and what do you give away for free? How Brandon establishes a rapport with potential customers. What Brandon wants to convey in conversations with people he’s interested in working with. Brandon walks us through the process he uses to diagnose his customers’ issues. The three choices Brandon’s customers face at the end of the problem-solving process. Quotes: “You can learn the tactics of being more persuasive while still maintaining strong relationships with your customers.” “The problem that they see in their business is a problem and it is one that is solvable, it’s not something they have to do alone.” “When you’re giving away your free advice, when you’re giving away your tips or tricks, I do think you need to prove to people that you are the real deal.” Links: Visit Brandon’s website at www.BrandsOnBrandsOnBrands.com Join the Brand Growth Now Community on Facebook at www.brandonbrands.com/community And please leave a rating and review on iTunes!

It's been 98 days since our last episode. What????? Brandon and Jeremy talk about what has transpired during the last 98 days. Let's just say a bunch of life change. This is Part 1 of a two-part series. Enjoy!

Selling doesn’t have to be a bad thing! When you’re true to yourself and know your product, you can really help someone! Listen in and learn how to sell any product or service. A few highlights from this episode include:- What Brandon has learned about selling at a very young age. - How to have confidence in yourself and what you’re selling. - Listen to your customers first. Find the pain points and figure out to solve their problems first. - How showing up and being consistent will help you make that sell!

Brandon Bruce co-founded Cirrus Insight, an all-in-one productivity sales platform that connects Gmail and Outlook with Salesforce. Find out how they grew to having over 150,000 paying users across 5,000 companies and gained up to $12.8M in revenue. Visit https://www.leadquizzes.com/podcast for the complete show notes of every podcast episode. Topics Discussed in this Episode: [01:36] How they came up with the idea for Cirrus Insight [04:56] How Brandon knew that his friend was going to be a good business partner [07:28] How they managed the transition period before they launched their business and getting their first customers [10:53] How they got feedback from beta users [14:15] How they got people to start as free users to becoming their first customers [19:21] How they decided to launch their product and move forward with their business [22:40] What the early months looked like for Cirrus Insight in terms of revenue [24:47] How their first hires helped them grow the business [25:53] How they developed the traffic and their email list and put their sales model together [32:35] How their pricing has evolved from the time they first launched [35:52] How they compensate their sales people for their demos [39:09] How they prioritized feedback and what to build on the development side and the operations side [44:48] What Brandon did that had the biggest impact on his growth [46:23] What they look for in the people that they hire   Key Takeaways: There’s an emotionally stabilizing effect of having another person you can share the roller coaster of building a business with. The biggest thing that causes early stage companies to fail is that the founders break up. It is a threat to building a company. It’s helpful to have smart people on deck to help with the million things that have to get done. Community involvement whether online or in person is key to growing a business. The opportunities to hire software developers primarily comes through referrals.   Action Steps: If you’re in the software or app business, find the marketplace online where people are likely to search and/or gather for product offerings like yours. Be active in the Salesforce community and be active in all the boards, trying to answer as many questions are possible. Build a customer success team just as you would build a sales team.   Brandon said: “We’ve always known that there’s a risk in the market that a very large competitor could come in and stomp on everybody. So you’re kind of always aware of that and yet you get very used to living with that risk.” “Dig in earlier to something like this, building something that looks like a snowball and pushing it downhill… Get started early and often.”   More from Brandon Bruce and Cirrus Insight: Cirrus Insight’s Website Brandon’s Email Brandon’s LinkedIn   Resources mentioned in this episode: The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses   Sponsor link 14-day Free Trial to LeadQuizzes   Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to this podcast! And don’t forget to leave me a rating and a review on iTunes!

What you’ll learn about in this episode: What services Elite Gasfield Services provides, and how it differs from other trucking services from a hiring and retention perspective Why driver safety is a primary focus for Brandon, and why he only hires local drivers as much as possible Why navigation over difficult mountain roads is one of the main challenges Elite Gasfield Services faces How Elite Gasfield Services operates by paying drivers hourly instead of per mile, and why it matters How a severe injury in an auto accident reshaped Brandon's outlook, priorities and work ethic How the oil and gas industry has different rules and exemptions from typical over-the-road trucking Why changing the company's culture had many positive outcomes including driver retention and overall safety Why dashcam utilization has had a significant impact on driver accountability and incident tracking and analysis What Brandon is doing differently with regards to driver recruitment, and why it matters to the health of the industry How to contact Brandon Mango:   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-mango-16399a83/ Website: www.elitegasfield.com  

We are incredibly fortunate to have Brandon Tatum joining us on Lost Arts Radio. He is an example to all of us that no matter where you are starting, no matter how dire your circumstances are right now, you can change your life in amazing ways, and become a source of hope and inspiration to all those around you. How Brandon did that is a story I think you will want to hear. America and the rest of the world are being torn to shreds by design, but at the same time, there is a rebirth of consciousness going on. In an epic drama that most people barely know is occurring around them, forces of destruction work to break us down into warring factions, trying to destroy the fabric of society, hoping to replace our chances of peace and prosperity with chaos and fear. Their goal is world tyranny, which they hope we will beg for, to rescue us from the hell they will create, blaming all our problems on too much freedom. But their deeper goal is destruction of all life on the planet, including us, and they are well on their way. Still, our situation is far from hopeless. Forces of good are infinitely stronger, but we have to wake up to our potential in order to use them fully. That is why the global rulers' highest priority is to keep us from becoming self-aware. That tells us that waking up to what we can really become, and acting on it, is what we need to do. Brandon's life got off to a rough start and he had some hard things going on as a kid. But a few words of wisdom became a turning point for an 8-year old, and the same can happen to you at any age, if you are willing to listen and act. Now Brandon speaks for a group calling Turning Point, USA, inspiring young people to take responsibility for their lives, to remember basic values they can live by to become a force for healing in the world. What Brandon and this group are doing is exciting. And there is a message in what Brandon has done that is directly relevant to your life right now.

This is going to ruffle some feathers… If you’re wanting to build a body you’re proud of… or build a business that gives you the lifestyle you want. Brandon Carter gives you some real advice, that no one else is talking about.  I appreciate Brandon for being so real and upfront in this episode, as its going to give you simple steps that you can apply from today to see huge changes. In this episode we dive into:   What Brandon thinks are the biggest mistakes people are making when it comes to building wealth or building a body. How Brandon simply operates his business to get the best results. What the few simple mindset changes can be that you can make today, that accelerates your business growth. Why Brandon thinks that many are failing because they simply “don’t have it”.   JOIN THE FREE GROUP and SAY “HEY” TO ME Your comments, questions and just you joining me along in this ride mean a lot to me so please take a second and say ‘Hey’ :wink:. Simply join us here: http://www.chrisdufey.com/freegroup HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! If you’re digging the show, please subscribe in iTunes and write us a quick review! This is what helps us spread the word and get people to find the credible, helpful advice they need. Review the show in iTunes! We rely on it: http://www.chrisdufey.com/mobilereview Looking forward to chatting with you soon.

For prospectors, referrals are important. When you’re a business developer, it’s helpful if you can engage clients to the point that they’re willing to refer another business to you. Today’s guest is Brandon Bruce, the COO and Co-founder of Cirrus Insight. In today’s episode, Bruce will be talking about the top of the funnel. Listen to the episode to hear what Brandon has to say about referrals and about the tips, techniques, and strategies that he’s using in his own company that may also be useful for you. Episode Highlights: Brandon’s unusual height Brandon’s company, Cirrus Insight, and what they do What Brandon has found does and doesn’t work when it comes to prospecting When is the best time to bring up the topic of referrals with a client Incentives that can encourage clients to make referrals How making a job fun can help build energy and get people excited How customer feedback can lead to great ideas for improvements How to use personalization in prospecting The small batch approach, and how new technologies have improved it Resources: Brandon Bruce Cirrus Insight brandon@cirrusinsight.com

Tell the world your crazy goals because anything is possible! The Young Entrepreneurs Convention 2018 was this past weekend and Brandon shares some of his greatest takeaways. He shares what he has learned while having dinner with one of the top 5 angel investors, Jason Calacanis and what he plans to do to become a top investor himself! A few highlights from this episode include: - Brandon shares all that went on during the Young Entrepreneurs Convention this past weekend! - What were some of the best takeaways? - Brandon talks about why he started the Young Entrepreneurs Convention. - What Brandon has learned about investing while having dinner with Jason Calacanis.

One of the biggest challenges for salespeople and business owners in selling their products and services is losing potential clients because they try to move too fast in the sales process. The result is that the prospect feels pressured, gets nervous and doesn’t buy. Our very special guest on this episode of Sales Chalk Talk is Brandon Bruce, the author of “The Slow Sale”. What Brandon shares definitely works! He’s the co-founder of a company that has grown to $12 million in revenue and 58 employees is a relatively short space of time, and is #41 on Inc.’s list of fastest-growing companies! What you’ll hear on this show: • Whether sales is a sprint, a marathon or a combination of the two • When to stop “posturing” and get real • Finding a balance between standards and predictability, and innovation, diversity and change • And MUCH, MUCH more! Join awesome co-host, Murphy Alafoginis and me as we learn a ton from Brandon and the three of us have some fun and share some laughs too! Brandon’s website is http://cirrusinsight.com.

Becoming the best in the world has it’s consequences.   Brandon Lilly is a retired world class powerlifter and a major reason for the raw movement in the sport.  He is the creator of the cube method and currently trains many world class lifters.  Hear how the journey out of powerlifting has been one of Brandon’s biggest challenges and greatest triumphs.  From surgeries to depression Lilly has dealt with it all and has great life lessons to share in this conversational episode between two legends. 2:40- How collapsing on stage changed the trajectory of Brandon’s life. 6:30- The decent. How coming down the mountain can be just as hard as ascending it. 9:35- His new drug. How social media gave Brandon a high even when he was at his low. 12:00 The Champion Mindset. Laser focus and drive is what is necessary to be a champion but what does it do to those around you. 15:40- How a childhood incident made Brandon give two middle fingers to the world and why it took him years to change that mentality. 17:05- How Brandon got into powerlifting and his advice to aspiring powerlifters. 21:05- Stop and smell the roses; the journey is what makes the destination. 23:55- Living without labels. The discussion turns to how labeling yourself can put you in a self-fulfilling box. 29:30- Escape vs. enlightenment- Brandon’s experimentation with drugs and how changing his end goal changed everything. 32:00- The Hero’s Dose- How Brandon used a high dose of mushrooms for self-discovery and to overcome depression. 34:20- Brandon’s transition from geared powerlifting to raw and how it changed the sport. 41:40- The ego can cause you to do crazy things. Including turning your mentor into your nemesis. 45:10-Ben and Brandon discuss how to use your haters for personal growth. 48:10- Why gratitude is so important and completely changes your perspective. 50:30- What Brandon is doing now that he has retired from powerlifting and his extreme practices to rehab his knees. 57:00- Wrap Up. Ben and Brandon talk life lessons and must hear take aways.

Subscribe to Unleash Success for weekly strategies for Success! Enter your email at https://www.unleashsuccess.com Brandon Farbstein, is just 18 years old and already an acclaimed international motivational speaker. Learn the mindset to get over anything life throws at you in today's episode. Diagnosed with a rare form of Dwarfism at the age of 2, he stands at only 3'9" tall. While some may have given up on life, Brandon learned how to shift his perspective and now talks to youth and business conventions of thousands around the world to inspire them to live their best life.  What you will learn: What kinds of questions should you ask yourself when people tell you that you can't do something? What is the number one thing you should do to move on? What to focus on when things are out of your control? How to develop the mindset to live an amazing life? What Brandon's belief was that got him throught the toughest of times? Connect with Brandon! Instagram: http://bit.ly/2DPTJDS Facebook: http://bit.ly/2rR7sol Website: http://bit.ly/2DQjSOT Subscribe to Unleash Success for weekly strategies for Success! Enter your email at https://www.unleashsuccess.com Leave a Review on iTunes and Get a Free Unleash Success T-shirt! http://bit.ly/UnleashSuccessReview Just take a screenshot of your review and email it to me at corey@unleashsuccess.com ***Please note this is giveaway is only available to U.S. residents at this time.  Subscribe to the Podcast at http://www.unleashsuccess.com/podcasts http://bit.ly/UnleashSuccessYoutube Connect with Corey Corpodian! www.facebook.com/CoreyCorpodian/ www.instagram.com/coreycorpodian/  

This Is How You Become A Successful Trader – Show Notes In episode 128 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, I interview Tom Constable & Brandon Turner from Two Blokes Trading. This is a special "double" episode in which we dive in both of my guests' stories.   Check out my interview on Two Blokes Trading (podcast)!   Tom started to interview traders in order to understand how he could become successful himself. He is in progression to become a profitable technical Forex trader.   For his part, Brandon, who now trades full-time, has over 10 years of experience in different roles within the trading industry. He is mainly a fundamental trader.   The cool part of this interview is you'll get to see what both Brandon & Tom did before reaching the point they are at today. Aside from being complete jokers (the funniest I've seen), they can be great inspirations... More About Tom Constable He is an ex-Army Officer, Ron Zacapa rum enthusiast, technical algo trader, cryptocurrency noob, recovering system chaser. More about Brandon Turner He is a full-time trader since 2006, Forex fundamentals and sentiment trader, closet vegetarian, allergies include technical indicators, suits, and getting rich quick. Topics Covered In This Episode Brandon & Tom’s inspiring quotes 2:00 Brandon’s story (how he got a trading job) 3:15 How Tom started trading & documented his journey 8:10 How starting Two Blokes Trading helped Tome improve his trading 10:25 Brandon’s uncommon & profitable style of trading 11:38 How Brandon was able to test his edge in the market 17:40 How Brandon keeps track of his trades 23:45 How Tom adapted his trading to his personality style 25:00 How Tom struggled with S/R zones and how he overcame the subjectivity 29:50 What actions Tom took to become a much better trader 31:05 What Brandon see most traders do wrong in the market 35:00 The MAJOR shift I’ve made in my trading over the years 38:50 How to readjust your expectations of returns in trading 41:00 Habits essentials to succeed as a trader 43:50 Resources Mentioned In The Interview Book: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki Trading Journal Software: Edgewonk  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 How To Find Tom & Brandon? Two Blokes Trading Facebook Twitter 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!

“Different things are going to work for different people, but eating too much is bad for everyone.” In this episode of Nat Chat, I’m joined by Dan Witmer and Brandon Epstein, who together, are Zen Dude Fitness. Zen Dude Fitness is essentially a health, fitness, coaching, and lifestyle brand that’s specifically focused on jumping rope for fat loss and health. They have millions of views on YouTube, have done meetups all over the country, and have a really inspiring story. They both turned their mutual passion and interest of jumping rope, being healthy, and having fun into a really successful business where they’ve helped millions of people live healthier lifestyles. If you’re someone who wants to improve their health or just wanting tips to grow your business, these guys are excellent teachers and have a lot of great advice. We cover a wide range of topics, including: Becoming fit and healthy by jumping rope Debunking common diet and food myths Advice for getting the body that you want Common errors in the fitness industry Growing a business by self-education Getting more enjoyment from exercise And much more. Please enjoy, and check out Zen Dude Fitness on YouTube! If you enjoyed our discussion on improving your health and the bits on self-education, you should check out my episode with Connor Grooms and my episode with Zak Slayback, where in each of these we discuss more health topics, self-educating yourself, becoming successful, and more. Find Zen Dude Fitness Online: Website Youtube Instagram Twitter Dan Witmer Brandon Epstein Mentioned in the show: Zen Dude Podcast [16:28] Why Clean Eating is a Myth [23:31] Dietary Goal Calculator [25:23] The Zen Dude Jump Rope [43:05] Zen Dude Jump Rope courses [43:45] People mentioned: Armi Legge [23:30] Gary Vaynerchuk [38:20] 1:20 - Intro to the Zen Dudes and some information on what Zen Dude Fitness is all about. 3:15 - What running the business looks like for them on a daily basis, what they focus on, and how their popularity progressed over time. 5:41 - Why and how they made the decision to move to Colombia to help the company get off the ground. Also, some information on how they started the company and discussing their mission for the company. 10:31 - How Dan decided to make the move from a very lucrative job to pursuing his passion and working on Zen Dude Fitness with Brandon. 12:36 - What Brandon did before working on Zen Dude Fitness. 15:48 - The time when they both noticed that Zen Dude Fitness was doing really well and when it could be their full-time jobs. Also, how they incorporated jumping rope into the business. 18:36 - Both of them quitting weight training to solely jump rope for health, while still maintaining a very muscular physique. 20:48 - Some very common fitness errors that Dan and Brandon see a lot of people make. 23:06 - Their top recommendations for people wanting to get the body that they want and wanting to be healthy. Also, their thoughts on some very common dietary misconceptions out there and discussing some solid advice for your diet. 30:15 - Some outdated and false diet information that is still being regarded as true today, such as eating saturated fats, high salt intake, skipping breakfast, and eating lots of cholesterol as being bad for you. 34:37 - How they both find quality information and do their research. 36:30 - How they learned how to grow the YouTube channel and the Zen Dude business, without having a background in business development. Self-educating themselves on video editing and other skills. 39:08 - How they both survived at the start of the business when they had little to no income and discussing what some of their largest learning mistakes were. 42:39 - Some of the main sources of income they have from the business. Also, some really valuable advice on affiliates, building relationships with other companies and prioritizing gaining influence at the start of your business. 47:43 - The future of Zen Dude Fitness, what they may get into, and their goal for the company. 53:05 - Wrap-up and where to find the Zen Dudes online. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast “It’s not something that they really actually want. They just think they want it because there’s this image that’s sold on the internet.”

How can you connect with influencers all over the world? Brandon shares his secret to success through the simple strategy of ADDING VALUE! A few highlights from this episode include: - What Brandon has learned from the past week. - The power of building relationships. - Details on the upcoming Live to Grind event. - Why attending events is so important. - A look at the founding members of the Live to Grind event. - How to value to others to grow your own business. - Why adding value can help connect you to anyone in the world.

How can you incorporate the HUSTLE into your daily habits? Brandon shows you what it means to LIVE TO GRIND! A few highlights from this episode include: - What Brandon struggles with as an entrepreneur. - The importance of establishing relationships to build a strong network. - Why having a powerful team that you can delegate to is so critical. - Some of the things that Brandon has done in the past week. - The power of personal reach out to get things rolling. - The creative ways that Brandon uses video to grow his business. - Brandon’s launch of something big next week! Stay tuned.

How a 26-year-old small town kid with a speech impediment turned entrepreneur, inventor, podcaster, T.V. star, motivational keynote speaker, and the "King of Crowdfunding." To say Brandon T. Adams is impressive is an understatement. But he’s no match for my psychology skills and I get him to reveal stories from his past he has never yet shared. A few exciting highlights include: How he introduces himself at a networking event Getting bullied in Elementary School How his goals as a kid drove him to become a better speaker Think and Grow Rich’s influence on him Self-fulfilling Prophecy Psychological study that gave people a stutter Going down memory lane to 10 years old and what Brandon learned way back then about Psychology and success What Brandon would sell door to door and how he got double the Halloween candy What he learned from his dad What accomplishments he is most proud of What NLP is and how it can be applied to business success How to do a successful crowdfunding campaign applying Psychology More: Shownotes for Small Town Boy Turns Crowdfunding King by Age 26 Using Psychology with Brandon T. Adams