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Cory Schlesinger is this week's guest on the Pacey Performance Podcast. He has over 20 years' experience in basketball, including 4 years as a player and 15 as a coach at college level before moving on to his current role as Head of Strength and Conditioning with the Phoenix Suns in the NBA. With the experience of both playing and coaching at college level, Cory discusses what he'd do differently in terms of attitude if he had that opportunity again. Cory also discusses the techniques he tends to use, including his love of machines in strength and conditioning, and how sports science helps him get the best out of his players. This also includes some inside information about how the Phoenix Suns use force plates and aqua bags effectively. Finally, Cory talks about Instagram and how he started to build a personal brand online. For all this and much, much more, listen to the podcast to gain some insight into what it's like to coach promising and top-level athletes for over two decades.   On this week's podcast: What Cory would do differently if he had his time as a player again The misconceptions Cory has about the NBA Why certain coaching techniques wouldn't transfer from college to the NBA The importance of strong leadership in top level basketball The differences between college basketball and NBA in terms of philosophy How Cory dealt with the difference between coaching adult athletes and college students The importance of avoiding judgement in weight training and strength and conditioning What the NBA needed from a college coach's point of view Why Cory is a huge fan of using machines in S&C, and the techniques he uses The difference between sports science and S&C in terms of impact How sports science allows coaches to understand training efficiency How the Phoenix Suns use force plates and aqua bags effectively The low level plyometrics Cory favours How Cory chooses to periodise recovery and the exercises he would prescribe The use of Instagram and building a personal brand as a coach

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid Episode 64: The Attorney Making The Most of Life, Work & Money Through R.E.I.    In the conversation with today’s guest, Cory Iannacone, you’ll learn the following:   [00:32 - 02:58] Cory’s profile, in Billy’s guest introduction. [02:58 - 11:04] The backstory and decisions made that led Cory to this point in his journey. [11:04 - 14:49] Why Cory decided to move on from a well paid attorney job into Real Estate.  [14:49 - 17:17] Cory shares his views on the financial freedom and impact on lifestyle brought about by Real Estate Investing.  [17:17 - 20:13] How Cory got into the world of Parking Lot investments. [20:13 - 22:02] The key to being able to put extra time into big R.E.I. projects while continuing to fulfil responsibilities at your busy professional day job. [22:02 - 26:35] What Cory sees himself doing in 2 years time, a projection of future projects and goals. Here’s what Cory shared with us during today’s conversation: Where in the world Cory is currently: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Favourite European city: Naples, Italy. The best thing to happen in the past 24hours: Enjoying a nice brunch with the family, with no electronics! A mistake Cory would like you to learn from so you don’t have to pay full price for it: Spend more time on yourself. Invest in yourself first, versus trying to fix outside situations first.  Book Recommendation: The Extraordinary Mind, by Vishen Lakhiani.   Be sure to reach out and connect with Cory Iannacone by using the info below:    https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/CoryAllan  Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   To see the Video Version of today’s conversation just CLICK HERE.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He’s made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

Surely our most anticipated episode to date. Cory Nastazio sits down for two solid hours and spits nothing but truth, wisdom, and entertainment. Hyped on this one...0:00 - Intro & “What do you do everyday?”2:10 - Cory grills Dennis about his edit8:05 - Imagine Cory is your father. 13:40 - Cory was the first person to ever pay Dennis to ride BMX.18:10 - Cory asks Ryan about Our BMX 20:30 - First NORA Cup nomination since 200223:50 - Living four hours from his personal trails28:00 - What Cory does for money these days (besides BMX)30:45 - “It’s harder to do what I did this year than last year.”33:15 - Cory’s personal filmer is his 11 year old neighbor35:30 - BMX needs to accept people who don’t progress anymore41:45 - “I’ve got so much work to do to be better.”45:20 - Dennis: “Would you take of the crazy shit back?”48:22 - Cory and Dennis partying in Austin53:33 - Radio shows, TV shows, and Issuez Inc.58:14 - Making $300k at 21 years old1:00:30 - What was your dumbest purchase?1:02:29 - Did you grow up poor?1:05:28 - Simon Tabron’s stroke (LINK HERE) 1:07:30 - Brett Banasiewicz, Stephen Murray, and some heavy shit1:11:40 - There should be no negativity in BMX1:14:35 - “People used to think I was a cocky asshole.”1:16:17 - Are you religious?1:24:20 - “Stephen Murray’s book did me dirty”1:28:20 - Would you take a full time job at Vans?1:34:29 - Nyquist robbed Cory of an X Games gold (confirmed!)1:37:00 - We find out Dennis has a girlfriend and lots of surfing talk1:41:00 - The whole thing turns into a Dennis podcast1:46:45 - “I’m a 42 year old who’s still getting paid to ride a bike”1:52:50 - Cory gives Dennis life advice1:56:15 - Mountain Bikes and dirt events2:02:00 - Still trying to figure out what Cory does everyday and wrapping it up.2:05:44 - What’s the earliest you’ve done a double flip? If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe :) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuSZUuRMLzOP0I6ItdA6uAQ?sub_confirmation=1Check out our online shop for gear and hard to find items...https://ourbmx.com/shop

Cory Doctorow is a blogger, author, and podcaster known for being cypherpunk and activist. For over two decades, he has been a central figure in the fight for digital rights, creative commons, and an open Web. In the midst of the global pandemic, Cory has been vocal about the risks on digital rights and the Patriot Act-ification of security and surveillance measures implemented by governments worldwide. We spoke about his early days, growing up in Canada and discovering the intersection of technology and arts on the web. He also shares his thoughts on crypto its role in the broader vision for the decentralized Web.Topics covered in this episode:- Cory’s background and how he became interested in science fiction, technology and activism- The role of technology in society and how this has changed over the years- Cory’s views on regulations and the government’s ability to influence technology- Cory’s thoughts on blockchain and cryptocurrency and the impact of energy mining- The current state of the economy- Can crypto as a tool for governance bring something good to the world?- What Cory is currently working on and how you can learn more about himEpisode links: - [Pluralistic blog](https://pluralistic.net/)- [Newsletter](https://pluralistic.net/plura-list)- [New and past novels](https://craphound.com)- [Electronic Frontier Foundation](https://www.eff.org/)- [Cory at Reset Everything](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xf-cFs2Og4)- [Cory on Twitter](https://twitter.com/doctorow)This episode is hosted by Sebastien Couture & Brian Fabian Crain. Show notes and listening options: [epicenter.tv/354](https://epicenter.tv/354)

Do you feel like life is passing you by? This episode is for you. My guest on this episode just released a new book called Stop Missing Your Life: How to Be Deeply Present in an Unpresent World. Back in 2012, Cory Muscara decided to take a vow of silence for six months and live as a monk in Burma. During that time, Cory meditated for up to 14 hours a day, and wanted to come back to his normal life and share this peace with others. But immediately, Cory faced a challenge… How would he apply what he learned in silence to his everyday life? How would he find that peace in the throes of ‘reality', in hardships, triggers, and disagreements? Well, he's now an international speaker and teacher on the topics of presence and well being. He teaches Mindfulness-Based Leadership at Columbia University and Positive Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. Cory was also named by Dr. Oz as one of the nation's leading experts on mindfulness, and his meditations have been heard more than 10 million times in over 80 countries. DOWNLOAD THE RAISE YOUR FREQUENCY MEDITATION NOW! I'm excited to share this conversation with you! Hear Cory's journey by clicking that play button.   What Cory and I discuss in this episode… What Cory learned by returning to ‘real life' after 6 months of silence. Creating peaceful space in a crowded world. What makes us feel disconnected from Source… And how to plug back in! Are you stuck in the walls of your own pain box? What intimacy REALLY means…   Additional resources for you… Get your copy of Cory's book at StopMissingYourLife.com Text your email address to +1 631-405-4631 to get Cory's FREE meditations Download your FREE morning meditation “Raise Your Frequency” at TheSoulFrequency.com/Get-Started Start creating the life you were meant for—download “The 3 Steps to Manifesting a High-Frequency Life” on the homepage at TheSoulFrequency.com LISTEN TO MORE SOUL FREQUENCY SHOWS! Send me your questions and show topic requests to info@thesoulfrequency.com.  Follow me on Facebook and on Instagram. WANT TO SHARE THE SHOW? –  share this show through iTunes and many other podcast directories. WANT TO LEAVE US A REVIEW? – leave us a review in iTunes!  I would love to hear from you!! As always, my hope for you is that you love big and live abundantly! xo

“Presence gives us the capacity to experience what we’re experiencing, but with an internal container that can hold that experience in such a way that we aren’t completely overwhelmed or burdened by it.” I’ve had a long-held goal to interview someone like today’s guest for the podcast. An individual who spent time living in isolation as a monk while living inside the realities of chaos in today’s fast-paced world. So when I met my good friend Cory Muscara a year ago, it felt like divine timing! Cory is an international speaker and teacher on the topics of mindfulness and positive psychology - a journey that began with a desire to impress a girl. This ‘hippy’ college girlfriend sparked Cory’s interest in meditation. After their relationship broke down, Cory’s pain called him to take meditation more seriously. In turn, he spent six months in silence living as a monk in Burma where he’d meditated for over 14 hours a day. As a result of this experience, Cory is now in a beautiful position where he can bridge the gap between monk-like enlightenment - and those of us seeking truth amongst the triggers and challenges of everyday life. A frequent guest on the Dr. Oz show and an instructor of positive psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, Cory’s on a mission to help people embody the principles of mindfulness in a practical and relatable way. His meditations have been heard more than 10 million times in over 50 countries, and he lives on Long Island where he offers workshops and retreats.Cory is also the new author of Stop Missing Your Life. How To Be Deeply Present In An Unpresent World. In this book, Cory offers a roadmap that will help you reconnect with your life in a beautiful way. “The more we take care of each moment as it is, the more we actually take care of the next moment and subsequently the future.” Our conversation gets very meta, but it’s also highly practical. In this deep conversation, Cory explains how to create presence. A state when you experience the fullness of yourself - without shutting down, turning away, or numbing the sensations of the moment. In this episode, you’ll discover: What is presence - and how to deepen into it. Why curiosity is the opposite of fear. What Cory learned about life in a Bermese monastery. How to build a better relationship with the voice inside you. What is intuition? The pebble method that guides you to know what to do at any moment. Why being OK with not being yourself is the ultimate expression of self-love. The problem with trying to transcend the ego before you’ve befriended it.The “Good luck, bad luck - who knows...” parable for a better life. And more…I had so much fun with Cory and I know you’ll love this episode too. Check out this episode now and discover simple secrets for a more fulfilling life. “The opposite of fear is actually curiosity.” How to contact Get Cory’s New Book here: https://stopmissingyourlife.com/www.corymuscara.comwww.facebook.com/corymuscarahttps://www.instagram.com/corymuscarahttps://twitter.com/corymuscaraFor free meditations, book and app recommendations, text your email address to +16314054631. We thrive on your feedback, so if you’ve enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Back in February, I introduced the EcomCrew Roadshow on this podcast. Since then, I’ve taken the RV and traveled to a handful of states to help entrepreneurs solve some real-world struggles associated with running an online business.  I gave you a peek into these one-on-one sessions in a March episode. Today, I’m happy to bring our first official episode of the EcomCrew Roadshow. I recorded this one with Cory Stout at his home in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  Cory is a familiar name, especially to our regular listeners. He’s a Premium member and has been on the podcast a few times to talk about his main brand, Woodies, and another business he just acquired this year.  You can go back and listen to those episodes through the links below. Trimming Down SaaS Subscriptions Finding an Exit Strategy Buying an Amazon Business: Tips for First Timers True to the Roadshow’s purpose, I sat down with Cory and dissected his business down to that last item on his COGs. We also discussed some ‘low hanging fruit’; opportunities that can help him grow his wooden sunglasses brand beyond the 7-figure revenue mark. Jump to all the best bits of conversation here. Money vs time (5:24) “Busy is the new stupid.” (7:33) What Cory wants to get out of the Roadshow (10:38) Low hanging fruit (13:59) Clearing out those business skeletons (14:42) Optimizing listings and the search for gem keywords (14:47) Not forgetting about the ‘why’ (23:41) Balancing COGs (28:38) Accounting for inventory (35:01) Let us know what you think of this episode. Would you like to listen to more content like this on a monthly basis? Sound off in the comments section. If you think you’re a good candidate for the EcomCrew Roadshow. Sign up today for the chance to be in your very own episode.  It’s the last day we’re opening registration for EcomCrew Premium. Don’t miss out on all the great features like full-length ecommerce courses, unlimited 1-on-1 consulting, membership to our private community, and much more. Be part of the Crew! Watch all of those Helium 10 webinars through this mini-course. Finally, please take a moment to leave us a review on iTunes if you found this podcast helpful. Till the next one. Happy selling!

Cory Calvin shares all about his journey as an author, a blogger, and a traveler. He also talks about his book I Almost Became Me: A Memoir. Cory's mission is to inspire one million people by the time he reaches the age of 50 (he turned 40 in 2019). What We Discuss with Cory Calvin: When he conceived the idea of writing a book Figuring out which stories to tell in the book Finding himself stuck in the career system The burning desire to travel around the world Going through the process of finding his voice and the journey of finding himself The biggest challenges and fears Cory had including putting LGBT on the book Cory’s aha! moments and discovering who he really is How he finished his book while going through a very challenging phase of his life Cory wrote a blog about his journey with his mom and finally found his voice What Cory’s next book is about Different strategies in putting his book out there Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

On this episode you’ll learn how an e-commerce pet store also serves as an online community of dog lovers and supports rescues across the country with every purchase. Learn how this mother daughter entrepreneur team finds vendors for their store and connects with experts to guide their customers. In turn, they’ve become experts themselves and they use that as their main social media content strategy. (00:00) Intro(00:29) Introducing Cory Turner of Dogly(03:06) What brands and products you can find on Dogly(06:02) Why Cory decided to do an online store versus brick and mortar(08:47) How Cory runs Dogly(10:38) The breakdown of how their nonprofit charity component works (13:15) Why working with rescues was important to Cory(15:25) How do pet nutritionists, holistics vets, and trainers contribute to Dogly(17:03) The top questions they get asked on Dogly(20:11) What Cory’s favorite marketing tool is(23:42) What it’s like for Cory to work with her mom(27:45) Meet Cory + her mom’s dogs(29:58) Where to find Cory + Dogly The rest of the shownotes are at wearwagrepeat.com/podcast.

Avination, welcome to episode 41 of the Pilot to Pilot podcast. Today, I am talking with Cory Robin. In this episode, Cory and I talk about.. When Cory knew he wanted to be a pilot. How old cory was when he got his first job. What he spent his first paycheck on. How his passion for aviation has only grown over the years. How flight training is about prioritization How he only made $3.10 an hour. Why it is important to go at pilot training at a pace you are comfortable with. What Cory struggled with in his training. Why Cory loves back country flying so much. How being a tailwheel pilot can make you a better pilot in the long run. Why tail wheel pilots aren’t necessarily super pilots. Why Cory got into back country flying. How flying cowboys cam about. Why there is more to aviation than just flying for the airlines. How the flying cowboys are looking to inspire pilots across the board. How the flying cowboys choose the airstrips they land at. Cory tells some epic back country stories. What Cory loves about fly in’s. We talk about the worlds largest back country fly in. What are some of the worst back country airplanes. How someone was competing in a STOL competition in a CIRRUS. How Cory and I can’t wait until a woman pilot wins the STOL competition. How the Back country pilots choose a new airport 

Seeking out experiences where you’re forced to learn, will create so many of these moments, where you’re going to look at things completely differently when you’re done. In this episode of Nat Chat, I’m joined by Cory Ames. Cory was going to college at Gonzaga University where he took on an apprenticeship with a marketing agency. His apprenticeship with that agency quickly earned him bigger and bigger roles, where within a couple of years, he was actually running the whole company while being only 23 years old. He figured everything out on his own through various projects in college and by reaching out to others to learn from them. Currently, Cory’s out of that marketing agency and is working on some of his own projects. Cory’s a great model to follow for those wanting to pursue their goals, those wanting to self-educate themselves, and for those wanting to get into entrepreneurial pursuits. We cover a wide range of topics, including: Deconstructing skills and learning them on your own Self-educating yourself outside of the college environment His journey towards running a multi-million dollar company at only 23 years old Finding the confidence to leave school and pursue your goals Promoting your skillset and finding clients for your skills Resources and books that have helped Cory out along the way And much more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Cory on Twitter! If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more on self-education, be sure to check out my episode with Zak Slayback and my episode with Zen Dude Fitness, where we go in-depth on self-educating yourself and much more. You’ll also like my episode with Tasha Meys, where we discuss finding mentors, promoting your skillset, and more. Find Cory Online: Twitter Linkedin Website Cory’s Newsletter Mentioned in the show: Gonzaga University [0:28] Nat’s Wiki Strategy article [1:30] WordPress [8:26] Firegang [12:09] Moz’s Whiteboard Fridays [15:50] Clickminded Course [16:30] Backlinko Blog [16:32] Airbnb [16:58] Zoom [27:55] Books mentioned: The 4-Hour Chef [3:25] (Nat’s Notes) The Art of Learning [3:30] (Nat's Notes) The 4-Hour Workweek [8:08] (Nat’s Notes) Getting Everything You Can Out of All You’ve Got [36:55] People mentioned: Casey Ames [1:35] Taylor Pearson [1:36] (Nat Chat episode with Taylor) Tim Ferriss [3:25] Josh Waitzkin [3:30] Tommy Griffith [16:30] Blake Boles [23:19] (Nat Chat episode with Blake) Jay Abraham [37:10] 1:17 - Intro to Cory, what he’s currently working on, and him detailing his experience with learning photography. Also, how he’s finding people to reach out to, to learn photography. 5:34 - Some of the things Cory’s learned so far with photography within the deconstruction phase. 6:59 - How long Cory has been learning photography and some things he’s been doing for income. 7:27 - Cory’s journey to becoming CEO of a multi-million dollar marketing company being only 23 years old. 9:07 - What Cory was first doing for that marketing company and discussion on how large the company was. Also, what happened after he got the job there. 12:25 - What gave Cory the confidence to leave school and not go back. Also, some info on Cory’s affiliate website. 14:55 - How Cory learned SEO and a few resources that were really helpful for him learning SEO. 17:29 - Some other projects and things that helped Cory with self-educating himself. 19:43 - What Cory was studying while he was in college and what steered him away from college the most. Also, detailing some of the pros and cons of college. 23:03 - Cory’s experience with traveling to South America and some lessons that he learned while there. Also, his experiences and his traveling after leaving South America and living in Austin, Texas. 27:13 - How the team at the marketing company worked together and his thoughts on managing travel and working. 29:57 - Cory’s progression from the lead SEO role to then leading the company. Also, why he resigned from the company. 33:20 - Some things that happened after Cory resigned and what he plans to work on in the future. 36:18 - How Cory finds the clients to work with and some advice he has for others wanting to find clients. 37:55 - Some big long-term goals and projects that Cory’s currently striving for. 39:14 - Some thoughts on working with the state and local level of politics. 40:39 - The life-changing books that Cory’s read and experiences that he’s had. 43:02 - Wrap-up, where to find Cory online, and where to reach out to him at. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast Build skills that can help other people, and then just have enough conversations about it with other people and their projects.

So, you want to open an archery shop?  Join us as we sit down with Cory Miller, owner of XXX Archery in Rainier Oregon, and discuss living the high life as an archery pro shop legend.  We traveled to Longview Washington to pick Cory's brain (and drink his beer).  Discussions include: Getting started in archery, target panic (how to get it and never lose it), recurve love, target hate, archery industry quirks, Cory’s tattoo’s explained, poison oak versus a broken hip belt, XXX Archery product lines, customer service and little known facts about ourselves.  Thanks for listening!  http://xxx-archery.com | Facebook: @xXx-Archery or @cory.miller.982 | Instagram: @xxxarchery 00:05:02 – Intros  00:09:20 - Cory’s Start in Archery  00:14:31 – So you want to start an archery shop?  00:31:19 – Cory’s lost love for target archery  00:43:25 – Cory’s string business explained  00:46:04 – Best and worst of owing a shop  00:53:02 – How the archery industry is changing  00:56:21 – What Cory sells in his shop and why  00:59:20 – Tips to cure target panic (and why we get it)  01:14:31 – Would You Rather?  01:23:36 – Cory’s tattoo’s explained  01:25:42 – What we learned