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For some, hitting rock bottom marks the end of their dreams. For others, it is the springboard they need to mark a new beginning. We all face obstacles and setbacks in life. Some of them are easily shaken, while others shake us straight to our core. But even when all seems lost, we have a choice to make: either own up to our mistakes and learn the lessons life has in store for us, or ignore all the signs, refuse to evolve, and wade deeper into trouble until we reach rock bottom.  Today's guest on The I Heart My Life Show, Daniel Mangena, is one of those rare people who always manages to bounce back stronger and more aligned with their mission than ever before. He is a coach, speaker, best-selling author, serial entrepreneur, and all-round problem-solver who uses both his life experience and his signature Beyond Intention Paradigm to help others live an abundant, joyful, and purpose-driven life. Growing up, Dan knew with absolute certainty that he would become a millionaire. His unshakeable self-belief led him to making his first million dollars when he was just 19 years old—but his first business ended up crumbling just as quickly as it was built. He shook it off and pressed on, but when the same thing happened again for the second time, he knew it was time to pause and reflect. There's no denying it was a painful process. But rather than knocking him down, hitting rock bottom ended up being exactly the wake-up call he needed to transform his life—and what led him to help thousands of other people do the same. Having recently gone through my own process of realignment with my life and my vision, I know firsthand how debilitating those low points can feel. But just like Dan, I know that when we listen to what the Universe is telling us, and decide to persevere despite all the setbacks in our way, the difficult moments end up serving not only our personal growth, but also our communities.  I have so much respect and admiration for the way Dan held his head high in the face of tremendous setbacks, and how openly and vulnerably he speaks about his experiences with depression and suicidal thoughts in this episode. I was deeply moved hearing his backstory, and I know that it will inspire you to believe in yourself unconditionally, forget what others think or say and focus on paving your own path, and push past even the most fatal-seeming obstacles in your way. TW: This episode contains conversations about depression and suicide. In This Episode: Dan shares the story behind his success, from rock bottom to self-made millionaire Lessons he learned by building and losing a million-dollar business Why you need both limitless self-belief AND practical knowledge and experience to run a successful business What Dan wishes he knew before he started his first business Dealing with depression and suicidal thoughts as an entrepreneur How he bounced back from rock bottom after losing his second business The steps he took to rebuild both his life and his business Why growing and utilizing your network matters How to stop caring what others think and say, and focus on living your best life  Why abundance is really our birthright  Quotes: “A lot of what I practice and share with people is life experiences. I didn't pull any of it out of my hat. I didn't become a thought leader because I wanted to make more money or be famous. I was pulled to doing this because the universe showed me that one of the reasons why I'd gone through this steep learning curve was so that other people don't have to.” - Dan Mangena “I just woke up and realized that I actually love life. I still get the onset of depression wanting to be a part of my life. I still get imposter syndrome. I still ask myself sometimes, is this all nonsense? Am I making it all up? But the cool thing is, no, it's not. Here's the evidence. Look at what you've achieved. Look at the change that you make in people's lives. And that just reinforces me staying on track. So there was no magic moment. It kind of just folded into becoming what I do now with confidence.” - Dan Mangena “People are running away from their own problems or, having given up on their own dreams, are wanting to keep you paying small because they didn't play big. Are you going to let that hold you back from living your best life?” - Dan Mangena “When nature is left to its own devices, it's always abundant. Everything moves in harmony and takes care of everything else. And it has everything that it needs. When we step into true flow, when we're living out our purpose, when we are adding, instead of trying to take away, we enter into that harmony. All of our needs are always taken care of, opportunities and resources come, and that connection shows up. Everything always clicks into place. As long as we are open to being in alignment with the flow of that naturally occurring abundance, it is ours for the taking.” - Dan Mangena Links & Resources: Follow the I Heart My Life Show on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/i-heart-my-life-show/id1569047758  Subscribe to the I Heart My Life Show on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/1Zw6fI37FrfVjZMXlMiZZ6 Connect with Daniel:  Visit His Website https://dreamwithdan.com/  Daniel on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dreamerceo  Connect with Emily: I Heart My Life Website https://www.iheartmylife.com/ I Heart My Life on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/iheartmylife/ I Heart My Life on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/iheartmylifenow I Heart My Life on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/i-heart-my-life/ https://www.iheartmylife.com/newsletter Join the IHML community to receive exclusive announcements and tips.  Episode Sponsor: I Heart Money Course Email: info@iheartmylife.com mailto:info@iheartmylife.com

Dan O'Connell, former founder and CEO of TalkIQ which was acquired by Dialpad, discusses the future of cloud communications. Dan's vision for helping teams sell more with less churn led to Dialpad becoming a unicorn last year having raised $100M at a $1.2B pre-money valuation.  Exceptional investors including Andreessen Horowitz and Google Ventures are betting on Dialpad's ability to convert legacy telephony infrastructure into cloud-native, SaaS systems using AI to analyze voice transcripts.Listen and learn...Dan's entrepreneurial journey from incubator to launch to fundraising to acquisition.Why TalkIQ was really three startups in one... and how Dan navigated his team through the process of finding one big customer problem to fix.Why voice will soon be the primary computing interface.The challenges of developing NLP technology for voice transcription and AI-based analytics.What Dan learned from nearly a decade at Google... and, more important, what he learned not to do.References in the episode...AI and the Future of Work with Rory O'DriscollDialpad raises $100M at a $1.2B valuationWesley Chan from Felicis Ventures

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN:6:38 - Things to consider when deciding to drop out of college 13:37 - What the NLL is and how it's different from the MLL and PLL, which have now merged17:46 - How to form a relationship with the NLL and other professional leagues to become the official ball25:07 - What it means from a business perspective to be the exclusive provider or official ball of a sports league and what the strategy and goal are with a relationship like this26:47 - How Signature Lacrosse competes in a competitive industry and what makes them different from other lacrosse equipment companies31:22 - If hiring athletes and ex-athletes is the best employment strategy32:28 - Why choosing to do equity crowdfunding is a good source for raising capital 41:43 - What Dan's long-term goal with Signature Lacrosse is 44:41 - The habits or principles Dan has incorporated into his life that have lead to his successAnd much, much more!*Disclaimer: Slight timestamp discrepancies may occur due to podcast platform differences.EPISODE RESOURCESGet more FREE content from RobertGet a FREE audiobook from AudibleLewis Howes' book The School of GreatnessGay Hendricks' Book The Big LeapGary Vaynerchuk's book Crushing It!Lori Greiner's book Invent It, Sell It, Bank It!All of Robert's favorite booksSupport our free podcast by supporting our sponsorsSave with a credit union that helps you build financial confidence with Navy Federal Credit UnionLearn from people who are doing things doing things 100% with Marcus Lemonis. One Hundred Percent with Marcus Lemonis is available on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcastsAccess conference calls, investor presentations, transcripts and earnings reports as frictionless as possible with Quartr. Available now on Google PlayIf you want to learn how to bootstrap or create a magnetic brand, then listen to Secret Leaders wherever you get your podcastsAutomate your key business processes, and close your books in a fraction of the time with NetsuiteRead this episode's transcript and full show notes on our website.Connect with Dan Soviero: Website | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInConnect with Robert: Website | Instagram See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dan Hanford and his wife, Dennae, along with their 4 children (3 girls and a boy) and standard poodle, reside and work in Columbia, SC. He is one of the managing partners with PassiveInvesting.com which is a national passive real estate investing firm based in the Carolinas. He has led his real estate syndication company to acquire a portfolio valued at over $357million. In this episode, Dan shares marketing tips on how he finds investors and raises capital for deals without going after them. He also talks about one unique marketing strategy that gets him success every time. He suggests ways to communicate with your investors and create a relationship with them as these are crucial to your business' success. Checkout: Raising Capital Without Rejection Full-Day Workshop (Online): https://investorattractionworkshop.com/ What you'll learn in just 17 minutes from today's episode: Find out one investment strategy that does well even amidst any downturn and recession Learn about the mistakes to avoid when raising capital so you have a regular way of communicating with your investors and you build a relationship with them Find out how to not let investors feel you need their money, so they come chasing to invest with you Resources/Links: Sign up for FREE weekly webinars. Click here: https://www.multifamilyinvestornation.com/optin24036696 Topics Covered: 01:06 – Why choose apartment buildings for an asset class 01:42 – Three things that do well both in bad and great economy 07:32 – Mistakes newbie capital raisers make 09:26 – How not to let investors feel like you are desperate for their money 10:42 – What he suggests for active syndicators to do in their marketing 13:55 – How to make sure you create a relationship with your investors right off when they opt-in to your website 15:05 – What Dan does when he has a deal coming up that meet a lot of success every time Key Takeaways: “When there is some sort of a recession, or downturn or even right now, during COVID, we've seen that next to people paying for the food that can keep them alive, they pay for a roof over their head. And that's one of the main reasons why we like apartments.” – Dan Hanford “I will say that the thing that really helped me early on, to be able to achieve the level of success that I had, even today, as I continue to grow, is getting out of my own mind and thinking that I can do everything better than everybody else, because I still to this day, have that problem.” – Dan Hanford “With an apartment syndication business, you always have to be looking for two different things. And to always be finding the investors — the money, you always have to be finding the next deal, you have to have both of them going on at the same time.” “I never, I never want my investors to feel like I need their money.” “One of the things that I also suggest for active syndicators to do is make sure that you have more than just an email to be able to communicate with your investors.” “One of the other unique things that we do that I have not seen too many operators do, which we have found lots of success with, is, we take our investment offering memorandum. And we actually print it up. And we will mail it to every single one of our investors that is on our email, on our newsletter list.” Connect with Dan Hanford: www.passiveinvesting.com LinkedIn Facebook YouTube Connect with Dave Dubeau:  Property Profits Podcast  www.davedubeau.com  www.investorattractionworkshop.com  Facebook  LinkedIn  Enjoyed the Podcast?  Please subscribe on iTunes for updates 

Alex crosses over with Dan Wolkenstein of the Chargers Unleashed pod to discuss: -The six jerseys and a potential NEW jersey... -2021 seasons expectations -How the running back room stacks up -What Dan and Jake are doing with Chargers unleashed! Twitter: Podcast: @GACPodcast17 Steven: @StevenIHaglund Alex: @alexinsdorf99 Tyler: @tylerjschoon Scott: @NimblewNumbers Arjun: @arjunmenon100 DHBC: @diehardboltclub Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/guiltyascharged Use the code GUILTY for 20% off your next MANSCAPED order! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Live the Life of Your Dreams Dan LeFave shared a way to help people focus to move towards their bigger goals.   Take away: Once you know you're going, and start moving in that direction, the path becomes clear and it's all achievable.    Action step:  Start creating a simple plan and actions to take over 12 weeks.   Money Learnings: Dan learned about money growing up and working on their family business.   Bio: Heart-centred business owners hire Dan to break through bottlenecks & scale to 7+ figures in half the time, guaranteed. He helps them establish self-managing businesses by upgrading their SKILLSET, MINDSET + SYSTEMS to scale with ease. Bottom line, he builds 7+ figure businesses providing his clients with freedom lifestyles 100% of the time.   Highlights from this episode: Link to episode page What Dan did to teach his kids about money The natural habit of saving in Dan's family Dan's inspiration in writing his book "Living the Life of Your Dreams" A way to help people focus in the day to day to move towards their bigger goals Dan talks about how to make sure you are going in the right direction to achieve your goals   Links Site: https://lefavecoaching.com/ Free tool: https://lefavecoaching.com/focus  Living The Life Of Your Dreams eBook: https://www.lefavecoaching.com/lifeofyourdreams   Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let's talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let's figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It's about personal freedom!   Thanks for listening!   Show Sponsor: http://profitcomesfirst.com/   Schedule your free no obligation call: https://bookme.name/rockyl/lite/intro-appointment-15-minutes   If you like the show please leave a review on iTunes: http://bit.do/richersoul https://www.facebook.com/richersoul http://richersoul.com/ rocky@richersoul.com   Some music provided by Junan from Junan Podcast   Any financial advice is for educational purposes only and you should consult with an expert for your specific needs.  

Dan Johnson is a husband, father, and founder of the website New Paths. During his younger years, Dan was introduced to pornography by a friend. As he got older, the addiction intensified. During his college years, Dan used the internet as a way of accessing porn and felt the guilt and shame of his actions. Before Dan got married, he told his then girlfriend that he was addicted to pornography. After the couple got married, they implemented filters on their devices to prevent him from falling into temptation. Unfortunately, he was unable to resist, and he fell off the wagon again. Once Dan realized that he had to make a change, he joined a peer group to keep him accountable. With any addiction, it can be easy to fall back into temptation and continue the cycle. However, having a sense of community drives you to be better and helps you to understand that you are not alone. With porn especially, comes a great amount of guilt and shame. What Dan has done is implemented a three-step process that helps you recognize those urges, process them, and actively count the reps of your resistance. The action of recognizing the urges, saying them out loud, and then counting each rep that you resisted the urge to watch porn has allowed Dan and many other men to overcome their addiction. For the show notes and exclusive links mentioned in this episode go to https://gooddadproject.com/counting-reps-to-resistance/ ———— Join the Free Dad Edge Facebook Group at gooddadproject.com/group. Apply for The Dad Edge Alliance at gooddadproject.com/alliance. Watch this interview on YouTube gooddadproject.com/youtube. Follow us on Instagram at @thedadedge! FREE RESOURCE – 21 Days to an Extraordinary Marriage

How Dan Martell Helps SaaS Founders Grow By 216% on Average Today we talk to Dan Martell, the founder of the Saas Academy, which is currently rebranding as Saas Coach. He is renowned for coaching growth-minded B2B SaaS Founders to achieve their perfect exit and for helping those founders grow by 216 percent on average per year. In today’s episode, he shares openly about his struggles with drugs, the law, and even his weight before he managed to turn his life around and become a millionaire by the age of 27. He explains how his approach to both business and his health has produced results on both fronts. We discuss what makes Dan different from other coaches, how Taki Moore has influenced his coaching, and what his new project High Speed Ventures is all about. Hear about the ‘buy-back’ principle that Dan uses to scale businesses, why customer retention is possibly even more important than growth, and how he helped one client grow from 30k - 140k in monthly recurring revenue. Tune in today! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:41] An introduction to Dan Martell. [01:02] His troubled past with drugs and jail, and how software became his new addiction. [01:32] How he became an entrepreneur and a millionaire by the age of 27.  [03:24] The day he shared a vulnerable Instagram post alluding to his weight struggles. [06:30] What Dan learned and overcame between the ages of 17 and 27. [09:37] His ‘be, do, have’ philosophy. [10:21] The history of Sass Academy, now Saas Coach.  [10:51] He describes his three programs: Accelerator, Sass Academy, and the Boardroom Program. [12:35] What makes Dan different from other coaches out there. [12:57] The importance of customer retention in his business. [16:30] Dan’s approach to providing practical solutions instead of selling a dream.  [18:02] Dan shares the details of one of his biggest coaching success stories. [19:48] Taki Moore’s influence on Dan as a coach and his program. [21:30] The three pillars: coaching, content, and community. [24:27] The concept of the growth ceiling; why retention is possibly more important than growth.  [26:01] Dan discusses his other project, High Speed Ventures, and how the networks support each other. [29:30] He explains the buy-back principle that he uses to scale businesses. [31:31] Dan’s favorite business tool and his must-read book.  Resources From The Interview:   Dan Martell Saas Academy   Escape Velocity Podcast  Dan Martell on Instagram Love is a Killer App 75 Hard Taki Moore   Must read book: Seeking Wisdom: From Darwin to Munger The Psychology of Human Misjudgement   Front App   Leave Some Feedback:     What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed     Connect with Eric Siu:      Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter    

Our guest this week Dan Demsky, discusses: -Learning Mandarin Chinese -Pivoting and coming out stronger after the pandemic decreased sales for a while. -Strategies for Saving/Investing Money, Finding Internal Peace and Getting consistent exercise -What Dan's "full on hustle" looks like. -Favorite book, food to cook, place to visit and charity to give back to.

Channing and Dan discuss whether the NBA has made a mistake with the play-in tournament, what the Blazers need to do to be ready for the playoffs, where LaMarcus Aldridge falls on the list of all-time great Blazers, and Channing talks about the One Barrel Challenge.00:54 - What Dan thinks the NBA has screwed up4:26 - Blazers path to the playoffs12:40 - Would Aaron Gordon have fit in Portland?14:40 - LaMarcus Aldridge's legacy23:00 - The One Barrel Challenge

On this 251st episode of Marketing Today, host Alan Hart talks to Dan Frohnen, the CMO of Sendoso. This leading sending platform helps companies stand out by giving them new ways to engage with customers through the buyer's journey. In this episode, Alan and Dan talk about what marketers should be thinking about to help companies deliver a better experience for their customers and their employees. The conversation starts with Dan's transition from the music industry to the tech industry and finally to his role as CMO at Sendoso. Throughout his career, he learned the importance of customer connectivity. For him, the details matter. It's more than just "spraying them with digital" to get them to act — and more about doing the research and understanding what they're looking for before offering a solution. Through the rest of the interview, Dan talks about the current state of ABM and how the virtual world has made it even more necessary to be intentional about your outreach.   In this episode, you'll learn: What connection means for marketers in a virtual world Why the details matter in customer relationships Why you should research your customer's intent when they arrive through ABM   Key Highlights: [01:26] Dan's transition from music to tech [02:21] What Sendoso is, and Dan's role as CMO [05:07] The definition of a super sender [06:56] How Sendoso connects people in a virtual world [10:30] Dan's view of the current state of ABM [12:25] Where Dan has seen ABM work well [14:09] The trends Paul sees for 2021 [17:32] An experience that defines Dan, made him who he is today [18:55] Dan's advice for his younger self [19:50] A recent impactful purchase Dan made [20:48] The brands, companies, and causes Dan follows [22:11] What Dan says is the biggest opportunity for marketers today   Resources Mentioned: Sendoso Dan Frohnen Super Senders Account-based Marketing (ABM) Food Insecurity in America Find your local food bank   Subscribe to the podcast: Listen in iTunes (link: http://apple.co/2dbdAhV) Listen in Google Podcasts (link: http://bit.ly/2Rc2kVa) Listen in Spotify (Link: http://spoti.fi/2mCUGnC ) Connect with the Guest: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielfrohnen/ https://twitter.com/danielfrohnen https://twitter.com/sendosohq  Connect with Marketing Today and Alan Hart: http://twitter.com/abhart https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanhart http://twitter.com/themktgtoday https://www.facebook.com/themktgtoday/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketing-today-with-alan-hart/   Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/marketingtoday See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you find yourself being pulled towards nature? Some people seek out big cities and others have a connection to nature that they can’t ignore. In this episode, I am joined by massage mentor & bodywork business success coach, Dan Desmond - and today, you're going to hear all about his transformative experiences that led to his career path. Dan helps motivated massage therapists, bodyworkers & healers build a thriving, highly profitable, and abundant healing career. Stemming from a highly successful six-figure massage practice of 19 years with over 20,000 hands-on hours as a self-employed, full-time deep tissue licensed massage therapist, combined with an assortment of business, health & personal coaching certificates, he offers a roadmap for ambitions healers to succeed long term in the field of holistic bodywork.Tune in to Episode 15 to learn about Dan’s journey to becoming a massage therapist, and what he has learned from his relationships with the women in his life. Enjoy! Some Questions I Ask What did you learn being up on that island away from everyone else? (13:16)What happened after Alaska? (16:17)What are your goals? (31:16)In This Episode You Will LearnAbout Dan’s background (1:30)How Dan became a massage therapist (18:55)What Dan has learned from his relationships (28:40)To be open to receiving (34:36)Resources Mentioned The Vision by Tom Brown Jr. Connect with DanInstagramFacebookLet’s connect!Email: swagbackdoc@gmail.comFacebook Page See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s Guest: Dan Minner Dan Minner has been working with Ellicottville Brewing Company for over 17 years, most of that time as their head brewer. His creativity, attention to detail, and overall skill with brewing have helped EBC to grow into the multi-location powerhouse that it is today. In this conclusion of our interview with Dan, we talk about beer as it relates to travel, touching on the craft beer scene in Mexico, some of our favorite beer festivals around the world, and a few of the best places Dan has been for beer. Be sure to catch the first half of this interview in Episode 16 too. Today’s Co-Host: Erik Coleman Erik Coleman from Beer By Coleman was our guest on the podcast just a couple of episodes ago and he’s already worked his way up to co-hosting. Erik’s background in the western New York brewing scene made him the perfect choice to help interview Dan at EBC.  Times of Note: 1:50 - Dan admits that he doesn’t like a customer favorite. 3:19 - Wait, how many?!? 6:10 - Beer for breakfast, but not because you want to. 9:44 - What Dan picks to drink at the end of the day. 12:06 - We start talking about travel for beer and Dan gives the best answer ever. 14:45 - Mexico is a great spot for craft beer! 18:16 - Ghost peppers in beer??? 23:54 - Beer festivals that Dan has loved or wants to get to next. 24:12 - Erik and Dan try to sing - it’s not pretty. 27:18 - We miss people! 31:54 - Where you can find EBC and their delicious beers. 37:24  - The Miles & Pints Theme Song! Brewery Address: Ellicottville Brewing Company 28 Monroe St, Ellicottville, NY 14731   EBC Tap + Bottle Taqueria 20 Washington St., Ellicottville, NY 14731   EBC Bemus Point (open seasonally) 57 Lakeside Dr, Bemus Point, NY 14712   EBC West - Fredonia 34 W Main St, Fredonia, NY 14063 Relevant Links: 06277 Experimental Hops Cerveza Mexico Club de la Cerveza - Playa del Carmen   The Boonville Beer Festival Firestone Walker Invitational Beer Festival Ellicottville Brewing Company Website - ellicottvillebrewing.com Facebook - Ellicottville Brewing Instagram - @ellicottvillebrewing Twitter - @EBCbrew   Beer By Coleman Website - beerbycoleman.com Instagram - @ericccoleman Twitter - @ericccolemanllc Travel On Point(s) Website - travel-on-points.com Facebook - Travel on Point(s)   Miles & Pints Website - milesandpints.com Store - Miles & Pints Swag Facebook - Miles & Pints   Twitter - @MILESandPINTS Instagram - @milesandpints TikTok - @milesandpints

When you're playing the game of business, you can't just go on without having a concrete plan with you. In this episode, you're going to learn how to strategize a plan and create value in your business endeavors! Join John Brackett, CEO of Fidelity Business Partners and Host of We Build Great Apartment Communities Podcast as he and Dan Kennedy a former professional athlete, as they talk about Dan's shift into the real estate scene. Find out how Dan went from playing in the soccer field to playing in the real estate business as he shares his story. John and Dan will also discuss the importance of hard work and strategy in relation to real estate investing so you can plan out for your next move!   Episode Highlights: How Dan got into the real estate space What are transferable skills? The strategy to diversify yourself Why Dan moved from apartment product into the industrial warehouse product How Dan is financing his current projects Why and how Dan is structuring the equity on most of his opportunities How Dan sources asset management or property management What Dan’s company looks for in property management companies How Dan’s company communicates to their third party property manager Cultural challenges that can be overcome in property management   About Our Guest: Dan Kennedy played professional soccer for 12 years in Major League Soccer for the LA Galaxy. And went on to pursue a path in real estate after retiring as a professional athlete. Dan invested in business school at USC before he started a company called Driven Capital Partners with Matt Seamus, which is focused on preserving capital, creating passive income and growing wealth for people through real estate investing.   Connect with Dan:  LinkedIn https://www.drivencap.com/   ---   Did you enjoy today’s episode? Please click here to leave a review for The We Build Great Apartment Communities. Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast app to get notified when a new episode comes out! Do you know someone who might enjoy this episode? Share this episode to inspire and empower! Connect with John Brackett and We Build Great Apartment Communities Instagram @webuildgreatcommunities Facebook @buildingreatcommunities LinkedIn @brackettjohn Website www.fidelitybps.com Subscribe to The We Build Great Apartment Communities Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Do you think you would be a great fit for the show? Apply to be a guest by clicking . Fidelity Business Partners, Inc. 6965 El Camino Real Suite 105-190 Carlsbad, CA 92009 D: 760-301-5311 F: 760-987-6065  

Dan Lok is a serial entrepreneur, author, eight-figure business owner, and an expert in copywriting. Dan is back on the show to discuss his scalable copywriting formula and the strategy he designed to work for modern copywriting in 2020 and beyond. He also divulges expert advice on how to bring longevity and the ability to pivot to your business.  Tune in to learn what copywriting truly is and why it’s important for selling on social media, as well as how to narrow down your messaging to be extremely effective and attractive. Everything is easier when you have a strong hook and Dan believes words are the true currency of business. Do you agree?  During this interview, we discuss:  2:26 – What Dan is working on right now   3:33 – Unique software he has acquired and launched recently   5:00 – A bit about Dan’s background + What is copywriting?  8:07 – The difference between old school copywriting and modern copywriting  10:47 – The importance of effective copywriting on social media  13:11 – How Dan approaches copywriting in a scalable format + What is your unique mechanism?  20:17 – Dan’s candid thoughts on direct response copywriting and branding  22:42 – Leveraging the Brand Triangle: Personal brand, company brand, and product brand  27:23 – The importance of learning the fundamentals and proper skills of copywriting + Hiring and working with copywriters  31:04 – A few simple tricks anyone can use to make sure their copy is effective  24:37 – How to connect with Dan  Plus, a whole lot more!    Resources:  Listen to episode 132 with Dan Lok  Instant Scripts  www.DanLok.com   ————————-  If you enjoyed this episode, please RATE / REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE to ensure you never miss an episode.  Connect with Dennis Brown   AskDennisBrown.com  LinkedIn  Twitter  Instagram [Free Giveaways] 

Hello, everyone. Welcome back to CEO Secrets. Today, I am excited to be joined by another real estate technology entrepreneur. Join me in welcoming, Dan Corkill. Dan Corkill is the CEO & Co-Founder of Follow Up Boss. A full-scale sales solution for top-performing real estate teams and agents. Dan is an entrepreneur, has a background in finance, and also worked for a marketing company. In 2011, he was invited by his friend to put up a software company even though he had no tech background. Today, they are serving thousands of real estate professionals, helping them with their day-to-day businesses. Let us hear from Dan how Follow Up Boss started, the challenges of funding a new company, and how they were able to establish their brand despite struggles and challenges. Top Takeaways: 1. How Follow Up Boss is different from other tech company (3:59) 2. What Dan and his partner did to fund their company (7:03) 3. Determining what to focus on as a start-up business (9:28) 4. How to convince people to buy a newly launched product with limited features (12:01) 5. Challenges in adding new features requested by the customers (15:07) 6. The biggest mistake Broker/Owners do in terms of using technology (23:04) 7. The future of technology in real estate (26:01) 8. New shiny object Dan recommends promoting accountability (46:48) 9. The job description of a CEO (52:13) To know more about Follow Up Boss, visit www.followupboss.com Episode Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sJPQILjKsGPZqPyHauxWQlwJQeS4jgV0DQpec7vWmvA/edit?usp=sharing

This episode comes with a warning: If you're not interested in being inspired, then don't tune in! This week, we have a special guest on the show, who I met during my 20 week consulting gig last year. I was lucky enough to be placed in a team with him, and I say that because when you talk to him it feels like you're sitting in the front row of a TED talk - meaning, you instantly feel inspired during conversations with him. Daniel Kerr from Exceptional Self Coaching is a a physiotherapist turned high performance coach and he'll share that transition story with you on this show. Early in this interview, you'll hear a watershed moment for Dan that steered him towards the work that he does know. And I'd love you to reflect on that word, too. If you do want to reflect on where you're at, your mindset, your habits, and committing to growth this year, you'll love this show. About our Guest: Daniel Kerr Daniel Kerr is High Performance Certified Coach trained by Brendon Burchard , Certified Mental Performance Mastery Coach, Certified Wellness Coach and a Physiotherapist. In this episode you will learn: What it takes to show up as your best self Having an action plan as a way to make the shift in 2021 Reflecting and planning your next goal Finding your authenticity and niche to make yourself better and grow Fear of not being good enough makes you start making excuses Make your audience visualize the message you're sending across What Dan values when he prepares to run a workshop Resources mentioned in this episode: Reach out and connect with Dan Kerr on LinkedIn Follow Dan Kerr on Instagram Tweet & say hi to Leanne to let her know you've listened to this episode Continue the conversation when the show is over: Join a community of over 1200 facilitators around the world in TheShhh... I'm releasing 5 secret podcast episodes over 5 days to help you book out your facilitation business, BUT you need to register to get access.Head on over to bookedoutfacilitator.comSupport the show (https://buymeacoffee.com/leannehughes)

The world is always in need of exceptional leaders, but for someone who has little experience or says “I'm not a natural leader”, what do they do?Today's guest, former VP of the Magic Kingdom and renowned keynote speaker Dan Cockerell, shows us that leading others begins with leading yourself. In this new episode, Tom sits down with Dan to discuss how Dan flips the “life's a marathon” analogy on its head, why Dan refuses to micro-manage anybody, and what Dan does every single day to keep his life full of magic.     “You, as a leader, have to take an interest in your people and see the job from their point of view.” - Dan Cockerell   In This Episode: How Dan puts his philosophy into tangible ACTION everyday Why life ISN'T a sprint and rest is NECESSARY to success Dan's advice for developing TRUE leadership, no matter where you start Why Dan ALWAYS assumes good intent and NEVER micro-manages What Dan does to practice TOTAL leadership and own his mistakes   Connect with Dan Cockerell: Get Dan's book here: https://www.culture-kingdom.com/sales-page36902669 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0882TB4R8/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i0 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dancockerell Twitter: https://twitter.com/dancockerell Website: https://www.cockerellconsulting.com     Connect with Tom Gaddis: Join Tom's program here: offlinesharks.com Website: https://tomgaddis.com/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/tomgaddis/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tomgbiz/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gaddistom/

Quotable Quote: “Turns out if you give someone something to shoot at .... they start shooting at it!”- Dan **** Continuing with Part B of our interview with Daniel Keighran, VC.  NB: We recommend listening to Part A first  as it is an incredible scene setter. **** In this 2nd episode we talk about the action in Afghanistan where Dan was awarded the Victoria Cross for Australia. His version of events and what he thinks looking back at his actions. For his role in the action at the Battle of Derapet the citation for the Victoria Cross reads: ‘For the most conspicuous acts of gallantry and extreme devotion to duty in action in circumstances of great peril'.   We then talk discharge from the Army in 2011, when Dan commenced work in the mining industry. Initially working in exploration drilling throughout Western Australia and then as an underground shotfirer (blaster) in a gold mine outside of Kalgoorlie. It was in his cottage in Kalgoorlie that he received notification that the Chief of Army was coming to visit him. In the tiny lounge at Kalgoorlie Airport, the Chief of Army handed him an envelope…. The contents of that envelope would change his life. In 2015, Dan returned to his home state of Queensland and completed his MBA- we talk about this and life with a VC, but beyond the military.   Intelligence Summary (INTSUM) 01:30        Dan's back again in Afghanistan…. Early days and the ‘42 Northing' 05:00        A deliberate decision on risk that they knew would mean contact 06:20        Mentoring the Afghan National Army 08:08        Green on blue attacks 10:10        Crossing the 42 Northing! And what happens next!? 13:20        Troops in Contact 14:45        Dan's first thoughts and actions in that contact 16:20        Dan send his first radio communications to his Platoon Commander 18:25        How Dan identified enemy positions to enable fire to be brought to bear 20:30        Friendly casualties – Crash gets shot. Targets from 50-500 metres. 22:45        The situation has fundamentally changed …. And what Dan does then! 24:00        What Dan wasn't fearful about. 27:20        The hardest thing that Dan had to do that day. 29:45        Out of Afghanistan. Reflections. What was the ‘why'? 32:00        And out of the Army (shortly thereafter). 32:50        Into Kalgoorlie ….. and into mining. Dan's transition out of the Army. 36:45        General Morrison calls Dan in Kalgoorlie. 38:40        General Morrison arrives in Kalgoorlie…. And Dan is handed ‘that envelope'.                  How you find out that you have been nominated for the Victoria Cross. 40:30        Life starts to change…. And Mum's response. 41:45        Cowboy's (Dad's) rig at Government House. 44:00        Public relations for Dan. How did it sit with him? 47:45        Dan is offered a position on the Board of the Australian War Memorial. 50:00        Higher education ….. that Dan hadn't really thought about. 52:30        Dan's MBA and its relationship with the book, ‘Courage Under Fire'. 54:30        Why Dan didn't write his book earlier. 55:00        The supportive nature of other VC recipients. Advice from Mark Donaldson, VC 56:20        ‘This will change your life'- David Morrison said. How has it?   Quotable Quote: “If you give someone something to shoot at they start shooting at it!”- Dan   Music Thanks to all our artists who allow us use of their music. In this episode: The Externals – available on Spotify  

As Ray Kroc, the father of modern franchising, once said, “It’s not real until it’s in the restaurant.” This key idea is reflected throughout our conversation with today’s guest, Dan Gertsacov, the Chief Commercial Officer of Focus Brands. As we talk about his role in innovating Focus Brands’ digital strategy, Dan emphasizes that digital innovation is only real when it reflects in a better experience for both your customers and franchisees. Early in the discussion, we dive into how the shift towards online ordering and brand engagement has leaped forward due to the pandemic. Dan explains the need to blend physical and digital service offerings, especially as customers benefit from and appreciate having options. We then ask Dan about his areas of focus and his answers highlight the importance of revenue management, demand generation, and expanded digital capabilities to franchise success. After exploring how restaurants impact their communities, we touch on how franchisees can connect with their customers at a local level, and how good brand groups specialize in crafting cutting-edge marketing playbooks. Displaying an incredible openness, Dan discusses what he’s done to innovate Focus Brands, giving listeners a mini-master class in marketing strategy, digital transformation, and leadership. Tune in to hear his incredible insights, with more on how your genius marketing plan should link with customers and franchisees. Key Points From This Episode:Fun fact about Dan; as an undergraduate, he planned to be a professional chef.Dan shares the story of how his passion for cooking drove him into the restaurant industry. Hear what Dan has done to transform Focus Brands’ digital strategies.Digital silver linings; how the pandemic is causing more customers to go online. Why franchises that didn’t prepare for the digital shift have been struggling to pivot.How digital has reduced the friction between customers and brands.Why the smartest brands invest in giving their customers different service options.Comparing the hospitality industry with the changes that restaurants are undergoing. The importance of market revenue management and making decisions on a franchisee level. Google versus McDonald’s; what it’s like to work in the tech and restaurant industries.How restaurants can provide a vital role in empowering local communities. What Dan’s brands are doing to connect with the communities that they serve.Why good brand groups focus on crafting cutting-edge marketing playbooks. Understanding how franchisees, franchisors, and partner vendors successfully work together.Hear what Dan did to innovate Focus Brands’ digital marketing model.The virtues of having a “Crawl, walk, then run” mentality when innovating your business.Living your brand values, knowing your ‘why’, and making decisions based on data. Dan’s take on why performance and brand marketing are two sides of the same coin.For our lightning round, we discuss branded content and agencies. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Dan Gertsacov on LinkedInDan Gertsacov on TwitterFocus BrandsRay KrocGoogleMcDonald’sHarvard Business SchoolMoe's Southwest GrillSchlotzsky's

Dan Leshem has over 10 years of experience leading various products in a variety of companies and fields. He wrote his first line of code at the age of 14, and has not stopped writing ever since.   He is the co-founder and CEO of Plantt. He's been leading products in various industries for over 10 years, an entrepreneur at heart, and he's now setting himself a goal to make Customer Experience better than before. Questions Could you tell us a little bit about your journey, how it is that you got to where you are today and maybe share with us a bit about your company Plantt, what does not really do? What has your experience been in customer experience, especially since the pandemic? Are there any trends that you've seen across industries? And how does your platform help customers to navigate their customer experience or brands to navigate their customer experience? What industry do you specifically specialize in or is it for all different industries? What are two or three top things that you think banks need to focus on as it relates to Artificial Intelligence, but also ensuring that they're blending the human aspect of that into their customer experience because technology is great. But I still think that we need to have some human component attached to the technology. What are your thoughts on that? What are some of the bottlenecks that you found customer experience teams have been experiencing, especially since the pandemic? Could you share with us maybe one or two things that you think companies need to focus on in order to deliver a fantastic customer experience? What's the one online resource, tool, website or app that you absolutely can't live without in your business? Could you share with us maybe one or two books that have had the biggest impact on you? Can you share with us maybe something that's going on in your life that you're really excited about - either something you're working on to develop yourself or your people? Where can our listeners find you online? Highlights   Dan’s Journey Dan shared that Plantt helps companies elevate their customer experience with AI (Artificial Intelligence) they help them find bottlenecks in their customer service, customer support, and then automate what they can without losing that personalized experience.   But before we dive into what Plantt, Dan shared that customer experience is very close to his heart mostly as a customer, this is how he ended up funding a start-up in that space. He as a customer, he had several not ideal experiences both with human and chatbot representative. So, this is where 2 years ago he started thinking about how to change and what he can do to solve challenges in this space.   How Does the Platform Help Organizations Navigate Their Customer Experience Dan shared that the pandemic had a tremendous effect on customer experience because overnight companies really had to shift their strategy about customer experience and customer support. They had not only surge increasing in demand and in volume indicating and support and communication with the customers. But also they had logistic problem, they had to work remotely and Call Centres were shutting down. So in his experience, as they work with companies, with their customers, they had to embrace technologies overnight. That was fascinating. During the pandemic in the first outbreak in March, they had customers running at them and just starting implementation of AI and automation to their customer experience. So that was very interesting to see.   He thinks now companies are re-evaluating their strategies about customer experience and how they can embrace automation as part of their strategy. So it's going to be very interesting to see in the upcoming months to see how these things are developed.   Me: So, Plantt is an organization that will help you to improve on customer support in terms of, you will field telephone calls, handle support tickets, chats and that kind of stuff. And you do it for different types of organization. What industry do you specifically specialize in or is it for all different industries?   Industries that Plantt Specializes In Dan shared that their platform is industry agnostic, but they mainly work with e-commerce and SaaS companies and financial services companies. These are the main three industries they're focused on.   Me: Okay, great. In terms of the financial companies let’s say for example, for a bank. Tell me some of the things that maybe two or three top things that you think banks need to focus on as it relates to Artificial Intelligence, but also ensuring that they're blending the human aspect of that into their customer experience because technology is great. But I still think that we need to have some human component attached to the technology. What are your thoughts on that?   Things that Banks Need to Focus on and Also Blend the Human Aspect into their Customer Experience Dan stated that he definitely agree with your what Yanique said. He thinks that what we see is that companies are running towards automation. And we had this hype of chatbots a few years ago where everybody was talking about chatbots, but then chatbots just didn't deliver on their promise, although it's great. We all had a bad experience with chatbots.   And Yanique is right. There was a missing, that personalized feeling there or that human touch. So, he thinks companies before they go towards automation or chatbot, first they have to understand what their customers are really asking for, what they really want, way before they are run into automation.   The language understanding technology these days is quite good. But you have to understand really what it is that your customers really want from you. And then you have to know what can be automated and what must be deal with more empathy and still require your support to intervene.   Me: So, basically as an organization you have to identify that not every aspect of your business is going to need full technology and automation or even some form of artificial intelligence.   Bottlenecks that Customer Experience Teams are Experiencing Since the Pandemic Dan shared that if we can take for example, e-commerce companies, there was a lot of interference in the supply chain. So, they had like thousands of inquiries about delivery delays and people concerning about the delivery because of the pandemic.   So, they were able to identify trends that and they also as part of their platform, they also analyze the sentiment. So, they were actually analyzing trends of people worried about COVID and they were able to see that companies that were supporting, that were adding some empathy in their answers to the customer, the conversation was that there was satisfaction at the end of the conversation was way higher. So, bottlenecks they see, delivery delays.   Things that Companies Need to Focus on to Deliver Fantastic Customer Experience   Dan shared that the first thing they have to do is to understand what their customers are asking, what really keeps their customers busy because many customer experience directors and many companies have an intuition about what is it that their customers really want from them.   And there is that misconception where many people say customers want to speak with humans, they want to speak with customer support representatives. And therefore, we cannot automate; we cannot deliver great customer experience and also automate the customer experience and they think that’s wrong.   People don't want to necessarily speak with humans, but they want to get the job done, they want for their problem to be solved. So, we need to understand what is the problem that we have to solve for our users, for our customers, and then focus on that. And in some cases, it can be automated and there are tools that can give you the insights about what these problems are. And in some cases, there is still need for human to intervene in the process.   Me: So basically, you need to find out what a problem is, what solution, what problem are you really trying to solve for the customer? And I guess for each customer that's different and then you need to use tools to understand if they're actually being resolved.   Dan mentioned that also, especially after the pandemic, because, we are entering in to a more dynamic, he would say, a dynamic era where in customer experience, where you would have to as an organization, you would have to navigate between multiple channels to deliver great customer experience because before the pandemic maybe you had, for example, retailer. You had customers reaching out to your store, now everything is shifted to online. And then you would have to embrace like messaging channels for the millennials and for Gen X, you would have to embrace voice channels like Alexa. So, it's going to be way more dynamic, in his opinion.   App, Website or Tool that Daniel Absolutely Can’t Live Without in His Business When asked about an online resource that he cannot live without in his business, Dan shared that that's a great question. For him it's loom, when the pandemic hit and we all switch to remote work, they were starting using loom.   Me: Is it similar to Asana or one of those platforms that you can basically communicate with your team and share projects and that kind of stuff?   Dan shared that it's a really simple app that lets you record your screen while you speak and then you can send the recording to one of your teammates. And so, it's really helpful when you're not working in the same office, you can just share with your co-worker and it saves them a lot of hours.   Me: I imagine because you're dealing with such technical stuff, it makes it easier for the persons who you're sharing information with.   Book That Have Had the Greatest Impact on Dan Dan jokingly asked if she wants the real answer or the smart answer. So, the real answer is, Harry Potter. When he was young, he fell in love with the series. And this is actually how he got into entrepreneurship and in building products in general because he started like a fan club website, this is the first website he ever built. So, it has a great impact on him.   What Dan is Really Excited About Now! Dan shared that when they started Plantt over a year ago, they didn't know where they were going to be with this and it's really exciting to see how they help companies learn what their customers really want from them and being actually the voice of customers. So it's really exciting. They didn't start as an inside platform for companies, they started as just as a simple chatbot platform. But then when they moved forward, they learned about the importance of designing the experience and keeping the experience personalized. So, it's really exciting for them to work with their customers, with their design partners and investors.   Where Can We Find Dan Online Dan shared listeners can find him at – Website – www.plantt.io LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-leshem/   Please connect with us on Twitter @navigatingcx and also join our Private Facebook Community – Navigating the Customer Experience and listen to our FB Lives weekly with a new guest   Grab the Freebie on Our Website – TOP 10 Online Business Resources for Small Business Owners Links Harry Potter Book Series by J.K Rowling   The ABC’s of a Fantastic Customer Experience Do you want to pivot your online customer experience and build loyalty - get a copy of “The ABC’s of a Fantastic Customer Experience.”   The ABC's of a Fantastic Customer Experience provides 26 easy to follow steps and techniques that helps your business to achieve success and build brand loyalty. This Guide to Limitless, Happy and Loyal Customers will help you to strengthen your service delivery, enhance your knowledge and appreciation of the customer experience and provide tips and practical strategies that you can start implementing immediately! This book will develop your customer service skills and sharpen your attention to detail when serving others. Master your customer experience and develop those knock your socks off techniques that will lead to lifetime customers. Your customers will only want to work with your business and it will be your brand differentiator. It will lead to recruiters to seek you out by providing practical examples on how to deliver a winning customer service experience!

Whenever there's a difficult period, whether it's the Internet bubble in the early 2000s, the financial crisis in 2008, or COVID, companies have to figure out how to transition through that difficult period and come out the other side stronger. In this episode of the Sync Or Swim podcast, we discuss how to navigate a company or organization through uncertain times. Featuring: Dan Jauernig, president & chief investment officer at NCM Capital Inc. and a member of the board at Rentsync. What we talked about: Why he decided to take the CEO role at Classified Ventures in 2000 What Dan learned as a CEO during tough times What key differences COVID holds over the financial crisis of 2008 And what Dan would do differently if he could do it all over again Check out the podcast on Apple, Google Podcasts, or Spotify, or on our website here.

Are you truly an Entrepreneur, or do you just want to be? Gino Wickman’s book - Entrepreneurial Leap - was written to help current and aspiring Entrepreneurs identify who they truly are before diving further into the world of Entrepreneurship. In this episode, you’ll hear Gino, Dan, and Joe share their thoughts on what Entrepreneurship means, what it takes to thrive, and how to increase your odds of success. You’ll also learn how to unleash your value creation and diagnose if you possess the traits of a successful Entrepreneur, so you can push forward with unwavering confidence, a clear vision, and shortcut to the top.  Don't miss another episode of 10xTalk, subscribe today at www.10xtalk.com/subscribe. If you’d like access to the show notes or the exercise to help you take action on what was discussed, please visit www.10xtalk.com/167. Here’s a glance at what you’ll discover from Gino, Dan and Joe in this episode:  How the most successful Entrepreneurs innovate and reinvent during tough times. What Dan and Strategic Coach did to have their best workshops during COVID-19. The three definitions of a True Entrepreneur (Plus: The importance of team collaboration). Overcome THESE 8 Entrepreneurial obstacles to unleash your value creation. The 6 essential traits of successful Entrepreneurs (How many do YOU have?). Cooperation Among Strangers: The truth about capitalism and Entrepreneurship. 3 Entrepreneurial mindsets and attitudes most people do NOT have. Gino lays out his proven 4-step plan for greatly increasing your odds of success. Why what you daydream about could be the biggest key to your bigger future.

What is crowdfarming and how can it facilitate investments in sustainable farming? Dan Miller, founder and CEO of crowdfarming platform (TM) Steward, joins us today to talk about crowdfarming, exactly what it means, and how he implements it to best service his clients and farms. When asked about what inspired him to start Steward, Dan cites an interaction with a well-known chef in his hometown of Washington D.C. where he mentioned the difficulties facing independent farmers that supplied his restaurant. The more specialized the farms were, the harder it was to get a loan. Dan felt that instead of forcing farmers to fit within a box, it should be the other way around. So he committed himself to creating a system that empowers farmers to steward their land sustainably, with consumers—the people with the most to gain from sustainable farming—investing in their success.    You’ll hear: How the idea of Steward was conceived 1:24 What Dan was doing before Steward 2:24 How a farmer can apply for a loan with Steward 5:02 What Steward does after the farm has been funded 7:26  How Steward reaches investors 10:31 What kind of vetting a farmer should do when looking for a lender 11:57 What criteria Steward seeks when vetting farmers for loans 14:11 What systems Dan wishes farmers would put into effect sooner 18:16 How Dan chooses the right team members for Steward 21:46 The biggest mistake Dan sees newer farmers making 26:12 What farmers should avoid during their first year of farming 29:32 How Dan feels about the opportunities in starting a farm now 30:23 Where you can learn more about Dan and Steward 33:45   About the Guest:Dan Miller is the Founder and CEO of Steward, the world’s first crowdfarming platform™.  Steward enables people to invest directly in sustainable farms. Through Steward, responsible investors can earn projected returns while transforming agriculture, by equipping sustainable farmers with the capital they need to grow. Unlike traditional funding methods, Steward’s crowdfarming model creates a healthy yield for both farmers and investors: farmers purchase land and equipment, and investors earn projected returns while making a positive impact. Steward combines Dan’s background in investment crowdfunding, real estate, and technology with his passion for agriculture, stemming from his maternal family, which has been farming on the Eastern Shore of Maryland since the 1880s.   Resources:Website - https://gosteward.com/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GoSteward/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/steward/

We talked about:What Dan and Danielle do in the wedding industryDanielle gives an update on her wedding planning with fiancé, MichaelDan loves on his wife, Rachel, their kiddos, and two cats (with names inspired by Harry Potter)Danielle shares her hometown, which you may be familiar withWhich Hogwarts house we’re both inWhat Danielle does and doesn’t drinkWhere this wedding planning podcast beganA fun fact about our MomsWho’s older vs. who’s tallerOur new Patreon membership tiersJoin us on Instagram @putaringonitpodcast For links mentioned and additional information, visit the Put A Ring On It podcast website.Join our "Ringer Club" to gain further access, get your questions answered, laugh at our behind-the-scenes shenanigans, and get an exclusive invite to our monthly hangouts. 

In this Episode, Dan talks about: How the project utterly derailed in April and May. How to begin your own trip through Star Wars Canon (Hint: Start With The Movies!) What Dan consumed this week. Shared a spreadsheet now for tracking the project - you too can do this

1:43 - What Dan Lyle does as Director of Rugby for Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG)3:22 - What the differences are between Rugby and American Football and the history of how rugby started.7:11 - What each position does in Rugby Sevens.8:32 - What positions do in Rugby Union.9:43 - Why Dan decided to pursue professional rugby outside of the United States instead of American football with the Minnesota Vikings.14:15 - Was it a culture shock to play rugby overseas.16:25 - What the history of rugby is for the United States and how it fits in with rugby’s origin.20:14 - How women are embracing rugby and why they are passionate about it.22:02 - What the differences of tackling in rugby and American sports and how rugby tackling has been successful for NFL and Collegiate coaches.25:19 - What some of the cultures are in rugby, including the “Haka”25:59 - How there is a culture within the game of rugby.28:44 - How Dan is able to grow help rugby in the U.S. 32:28 - Finding the face of rugby in the US with current cross over players.35:28 - What the future of rugby is like in the US.37:57 - What the challenges are to get new fans excited about rugby.41:04 - How AEG is in the business of creating sports properties42:14 - How Dan became the rugby analyst for NBC Sports.44:35 - What Dan’s recommendation is for someone new to rugby who wants to learn the game.46:59 - Who were some of the best rugby players Dan has seen in his lifetime.50:25 - What Dan’s perspective is on the movie “Invictus,” starring Matt Damon and Morgan Freeman.51:56 - How the movie and real-life events affected Dan and his view on how it affected society.54:03 - What Dan would like people to know about rugby that they might not otherwise know.55:54 - What the best advice Dan has been given working in sports.58:33 - How people can find out more about rugby in the United States.

As syndicators, we all want to attract high net worth investors, but landing these big fish isn't always easy. Not only are they usually extremely busy individuals, but they likely have many others vying for their investment, so you have to ensure that you find a way to stand out. Today's guest, Dan Handford, is an expert in brand-building and is here to share some of his most valuable tips on finding those high net worth individuals. What Dan shares on the show today is a sneak peek into the Multifamily Investor Nation Summit, and our listeners get 10% off, using the promo code ‘Whitney.' We kick off the show by learning more about the importance of finding your avatar and some ways to understand what they're thinking. Dan found his investors by sharing his stories as a business owner both of his successes and failures.

With the world in its current state, it’s hard to remain positive. But to survive, we have to continue to find the beauty however we can and be inspired by the good. Our guest today, Dan Ubick, is not only an extraordinarily talented musician, but he is also a shining light in these dark times. As a producer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist, Dan grew up with music. His father was a jazz bassist, and his mom listened to the Beatles and classical music while designing jewelry. Dan’s sister introduced him to hip hop, and the rest is history. With an impressive discography, Dan has worked with everyone from De La Soul to Big Daddy Kane to Method Man. In this episode, we talk about Dan’s incredible musical journey. As someone who values friendships and connections, they have always opened up great opportunities for him. We also do a deep dive into the world of hip hop, and Dan and host Sourdough share their experiences of discovering the genre and the impact that it had on them. Listening to hip hop was a formative experience for both of them. They learned about new worlds and issues they'd not been exposed to before. They also discuss how the foundation of hip hop is being diluted, which they attribute to the kind of capitalist society we live in. It has become about growing wealth at whatever cost, rather than remaining true to a message. Dan and Sourdough extend this discussion by touching on politics and the harsh capitalist message being spread today. The world is growing increasingly unkind to many, while a select few benefit disproportionately. Along with this, we also talk about the importance of acknowledging those who came before you, why creating with integrity is more important than being famous, and the many activities that Dan is up to. We loved having Dan on the show, and we already can’t wait to have him back. Be sure to tune in today! Key Points From This Episode: How Man One and Sourdough are holding up during coronavirus. Find out what Dan’s typical week looks like as a multi-talented musician. Dan’s upbringing and his early formative musical influences from his dad and sister. The power of connection: How Dan got his musical start through friendships. Where Dan draws his inspiration from and why he gravitates to the music he does. How the music industry has changed and the difficulties musicians face making a living. Learn how often Dan looks for records and some of the DJ gigs he plays around LA. What Sourdough and Dan listen to on Apple Music and what they’re most excited about. Insights into Sourdough’s musical journey and how he discovered hip hop. Some of Dan’s earliest hip hop influences and how it opened up his musical world. The tension between influence and inspiration and outright stealing. Early hip hop’s influence on culture has been unprecedented. Why Dan feels like the message and purpose of hip hop is continually being diluted. It's so important to learn from those who came before you and understand history. Dan’s vision for 2020 and how he always remains as positive as he is. What Dan and Sourdough feel about Trump and the message that he’s propagating. The engine of capitalism is corrupting society at large as well as art. Even if you’re not feeling inspired, create anyway and something will still come of it. Why Dan likes to collaborate with others when creating music.

Today’s conversation is with Dan Davidowitz and Jeff Mueller of Polen Capital, which is a firm that is dedicated to researching and analyzing the highest-quality companies around the globe and investing for the long haul and with a business owner’s mindset. Dan is the co-head of the Large Company Growth Team and the lead portfolio manager of the firm’s flagship Focus Growth strategy. Jeff is co-portfolio manager of the Global Growth strategy and earned his MBA from Columbia Business School, where he was a graduate with honors and distinction of the Value Investing Program. This episode is our third recording since the coronavirus health crisis, and we have kept doing it remotely. Since Spring Break, Columbia Business School has gone fully online and I am absolutely in awe of how the school has been able to pivot to this new format almost seamlessly and we owe this to the terrific people who have been working tirelessly throughout this challenging period and who deserve all our appreciation. My goal with these episodes is to bring guests on who can help us navigate the investment environment and the enormous uncertainty surrounding the economic impact of the virus, which in my opinion is far from clear. I believe our listeners should be focusing on a rigorous, bottom-up approach or on funds that practice a bottom-up approach that is resilient to a variety of scenarios. Thus far the economic impact is probably a bit under-estimated, but it affects different sectors differently and thus the opportunity to build a resilient portfolio is there. On this episode, Dan, Jeff and I discuss how they developed their investment philosophies, what value means in today’s market environment, what you need to know about investing in compounders, the value of guardrails, and so much more!   Key Topics: The impact of the current coronavirus pandemic on life at Columbia University (1:02) How Dan found an interest in business and finance while pursuing studies in Public Health (6:13) What Dan’s first buy-side job taught him about value investing (7:54) Why frustration led Dan to learn more about the modern approach to value investing (9:00) Polen’s compounder approach to value investing (9:42) The importance of being with an organization whose approach aligns with your investment philosophy (11:07) How the events of September 11, 2001 re-routed Jeff’s career (12:15) Why Jeff set himself the goal of attending Columbia University (13:02) Jeff’s philosophy on wealth generation and investment (14:24) The evolution of the US financial markets since Graham’s first writings (15:20) What does value mean today (21:00) The key elements to consider when analyzing compounders (24:32) Why Polen doesn’t seek new investment opportunities based on economic trends (29:53) Polen’s approach to quality analysis of potential investments (34:57) Investing within a small pool of potential companies (40:22) The never-ending quest for knowledge (42:51) What moat attacks reveal about barriers to entry (44:53) Polen’s perspective on building resilient portfolios (50:07) How the Polen Focus Growth portfolio has been adjusted in light of the coronavirus crisis (54:57) The importance of Polen’s guardrails (57:44) The changes to the Polen Global Growth portfolio in the current crisis (59:25) Dan and Jeff’s outlook for the future of value investing (1:02:08) And much more!  Mentioned in this Episode: Polen Capital Value Investing with Legends Season 3, Episode 4 | C.T. Fitzpatrick - Value Investing in Times of Deep Distress  Thanks for Listening! Be sure to subscribe on Apple, Google, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And feel free to drop us a line at valueinvesting@gsb.columbia.edu. Follow the Heilbrunn Center on social media on Instagram, LinkedIn, and more!

Don't miss another episode of 10xTalk, subscribe today at www.10xtalk.com/subscribe. If you’d like access to the show notes or the exercise to help you take action on what was discussed, please visit www.10xtalk.com/164. Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Dan and Joe in this episode:  The origin of the Impact Filter and how you can utilize it to align your teamwork during a pandemic How to 10x you and your teams clarity, confidence and capabilities in both good times and scary times What Joe did with an Impact Filter to prepare, lead and inspire his team during the COVID-19 world crisis A safe way to deal with unexpressed fears your team and clients might have so you can help them What Dan and Joe learned from one of the top FBI negotiators in the world about preparation How Joe is continuing to run his business full speed ahead based on the Impact Filter One thing you can do to develop greater skills and capabilities during Scary Times

Connecting CFOs with Dan Wells Dan Wells is talking to us about connecting CFOs. He founded two collaborative portals: growcfo and growceo. He's spent 20 years as an advisor to lots of high-growth, entrepreneurial businesses. Additionally, he was an equity partner in a big four firm. Now, he's making his own path with his new venture. Entrepreneurial spirit Dan's passion has always been to become an entrepreneur. His family have had experiences as entrepreneurs' as a result, he wanted to follow suit. When Dan was younger, his parents worked hard with a catering equipment company. He used to spend his time keeping out of trouble by helping deliveries to local businesses. Also, his uncle ran a successful catering business. Looks like being a business professional runs in the blood! Connecting CFOs with portals http://thenext100days.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Portal.mp4 How do you connect CFOs through portals? What's the business idea? When Dan looks at a lot of the tech businesses that have done well, he sees that entrepreneurs apply technology to a good skillset in order to create their own business. It's a great business model to apply technology to field which you are passionate about and already have a solid network in. What Dan's done is get some software and joined with a tech company in order to create a big collaboration zone. That way, there can be a great platform for shared ideas and resources. In fact, this is how Dan and Kevin met! They connected on LinkedIn and Dan offered Kevin a place on the CFO portal. Once you get into the portal, you set up a profile and then you would have access to all the content and you can message any other members. You can either use the different threads of the information that has been posted; or you can filter all of the content according to what is most relevant to you. For Dan, it's about making what's relevant to people. You can get lost information overload and so this service gets people in front of a community and the information you want. He provides support. Where did it start? What Dan has found is that people can often be lonely and isolated within their roles. They try find solutions themselves and get their head down. Invariably, they waste a lot of time and cost. What Dan encourages them to do is find others in similar situations and try and learn from the things they have worked out. This also applies to learning from their mistakes too! It sort of links to our conversation with Engel Jones - sharing our experiences can be such a powerful thing. The portal that's set up at the moment is purely online. Dan and his team were keen to get a good number of members so there was a solid critical mass in each location. He has about 1000 members now, which means they have enough people with common interest to start thinking about events and getting people together face-to-face. Income http://thenext100days.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Income.mp4 With gathering people together, there are lots of opportunities for generating income. However, the importance is to maintain and manage the user experience of the portals. It needs to be an attractive place for users to come to. Dan's recently departed the world of big organisations. He left back in June last year. Since then it's been a rapid journey and the uptake of the portals have been really high. What's really encouraging is the level of referrals - it's a big indicator of how people are finding the user experience. USPs for connecting CFOs http://thenext100days.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Different-from-LinkedIn.mp4 Chief Executive Officers It's not just all about numbers. It's about humans as well...isn't that right Kevin?! On a more serious note, what's the difference between CFO and CEO portals? Is there any? To start with, Dan found that the business leaders on the CEO forum were more open and much more likely to post on the forum. Over time, however,

You’ve got to be able to see the dream before the money, before the success, even before you’ve done your first role play. You’ve got to be able to see the big picture or you won’t have anything to keep moving toward. With the fellas today is Dan Sherwood, owner of Sherwood Painting Services in Marblehead, Massachusetts. Dan is unique because he is one of the very few people who started a business from which he had no experience at all. What Dan knows is that contracting is a service business, and you don’t have to know the actual service to know how to run the business. In this episode, we talk about… What Dan’s business looks like from 30,000 feet How Dan’s lack of experience actually set him apart The biggest difference between the first 5 years and the last 5 years Finding the right voice to connect with Reasons that Dan succeeded even when he had no money Constantly evolving within the Shin Fu Connecting with customers beyond just getting the sale Vital support that the CSA provides during times of need Favorite word track that helps connect on a different level   Links to resources: Sherwood Painting website: https://sherwoodpaint.com/ CSA YouTube CSA Facebook The Bridge Want to stop sucking the life out of your contracting business? Join the Contractor Sales Academy and take command of your entire sales process! CSA is a game-changer for your business.

"Dan Doty is an executive coach and experiential retreat facilitator with roots in the great outdoors. He works with executives and senior leaders across a range of industries to increase performance and fulfillment by developing a relaxed confidence and increased ability to connect deeply with others. Dan is also the co-founder of Evryman, a company that brings men together to exercise their emotions so they can lead more successful, fulfilling lives. His previous work includes producing and directing outdoor-based TV and film, teaching in a public high school in the Bronx, and spending 600 days in the wild as a wilderness therapy guide for disadvantaged and at-risk young men. Dan has appeared on the Today Show, has been a guest on the acclaimed Joe Rogan podcast, and has been featured twice in Men’s Health magazine." "Women don't need to earn their right to be called a Woman.  Men generally have to earn their manhood, they have to prove their manliness, they have to go through a right of passage to be honored with the title of a Man...and they have to sort of keep it up... Your value and identity [as a man] is often built on what you've done and accomplished." Join us for a discussion about how full spectrum humanity shows up differently in masculine and feminine energies and why it is important for men to embrace and show emotions. Here are the details of our conversation: What Dan finds attractive in a woman Does Dan consider himself successful and why? The traps men live in What is full spectrum masculinity? Navigating men's emotional wifi Biggest challenge men face today Why men are hurting and how can we fix it? Exploring the true heart of men What is masculine leadership? Men's role in feminism Dan's experience of fatherhood How do we manage feelings in relationships? Dan's message to women And more... See shownotes at girlskill.com/140 P.S. Sign up for the free, exclusive training from me on “The Lie of Female Success: How to Get Unstuck, Release Pressure & Stop Trying to Do It All” to find out: How to overcome the "Superwoman Syndrome" so you can start living in freedom, with ease, and owning your truth True feminine power and what you can do right now to begin feeling supported, stop pushing & controlling your life and men How to rediscover, embrace and cultivate feminine flow and become embodied so you can stop overthinking and start making decisions from the heart The essence of masculine/feminine polarity and how to attract and magnify the relationship you want And much more… Sign up at girlskill.com/webinar

Your life is either working or it isn’t, so do something about it!  Discover how to create a “When Life Works” list so you can make the best and most important parts of your life that much better in this episode of 10xTalk with Dan Sullivan and Joe Polish. Don't miss another episode of 10xTalk, subscribe today at www.10xtalk.com/subscribe. If you’d like access to the show notes or the exercise to help you take action on what was discussed, please visit www.10xtalk.com/162. Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Dan and Joe in this episode:  How to put together your “When Life Works” list so you can make the most important parts of your life 10x bigger and better. What Dan and Joe learned from Sean Stephenson. What happy, successful people do differently than most other people. The origin of a Strategic Coach mindset tool called “The Experience Transformer”. How to set up your life in a way that gives you more advantage and a business that works. One simple technique to make easier progress towards any goal.

Dan Munro, confidence coach and bestselling author, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Dan talks about working with criminals for a number of years and the key life lessons he acquired during this time. He shares the biggest factor for some criminals being able to transform their lives around and why some were unable to and how this critical component applies to us all. Dan also shares what he learned about himself from studying convicts and how he was inspired to transform his life around and be more honest and authentic in the process! If you’re wondering how cultivate more confidence by being more honest and authentic, check this episode out now!   *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: What Dan learned from working with criminals and the parallels he saw from them in his own life The key difference between most of the criminals he encountered and himself Whether some people are inherently evil or whether it’s all a matter of nurturing and environment The serious issues that Dan once had and how he finally realized this The difference in the convicts who reform and don’t go back to jail and those who never do and stay a criminal for life The small improvements over time that people have and why it’s important to recognize progress even if it’s microscopic Why people who don’t really want to change will never actually change How to recognize whether someone really wants to change or whether they are just wasting your time The power of taking responsibility in your life and why this is the key to success and transformation Getting past the victim mentality and why you must stop thinking this way The fastest way of breaking away from the victim mentality The power of seeing real-life examples of others who have done what you’re trying to do Why seeing something as being possible can inspire so many How to translate your best attributes and places you shine to the areas of your life where you’d like to perform great in How to break past nice-guy syndrome The problem with being too nice and people pleasing Being more honest with yourself and others How honest you should really be and when to hold back The confidence behind being radically honest and vulnerable Check out Dan on: Website: brojo.org Facebook: facebook.com/groups/brojoworldwide YouTube: youtube.com/c/BrojoNz Sponsors: *Follow Justin on Instagram now for daily content not found anywhere else! * Have you joined the Elite Man Newsletter yet? If not, get on it now! Go to EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter and sign up to get special Elite Man content not seen nor heard anywhere else. Get all of our bonus podcast information, sneak peaks into upcoming shows, behind-the-scenes content, special offers, and exclusive Elite Man updates you won’t find anywhere else. I’m telling you if you’re not on our newsletter yet you’re missing out. Go to EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter and become a true member of the Elite Man Community. I look forward to speaking soon. EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter. 

You will get all you want in life if you help enough other people get what they want. - Zig Ziglar  Have you always been a skeptic of hypnotism? Well today you get to learn that it’s so much more than encouraging people to do silly acts on stage. In this episode, Dr. Michelle Robin is joined by Consulting Hypnotist, Host of The Anxiety Relief Revolution Podcast, Author of The Hypnotic Connection, Dan Candell, shares how he is helping people break free from anxiety fast and live a more high performing life through his 5-step process. More About Dan Candell Known in business for being a behavioral communications specialist, Dan Candell is a world renowned expert on high performance and helping people Break Free from anxiety on all levels. He is an international speaker, coach and also a Board Certified Hypnotist and Certified Instructor through the National Guild of Hypnotists, as well as a columnist for the Journal of Hypnotism. He teaches people how to positively re-program their subconscious minds to overcome their obstacles, achieve their full potential and get more of what they want in their personal and professional lives. Tune in as Dr. Michelle and Dan discuss: How he got his start as one of the world’s youngest professional hypnotists. What Dan does as a Consulting Hypnotist to help people face their fears and anxieties. How to have an open mind about hypnotherapy if you are a skeptic. Dan’s step by step process with each client to overcome anxiety and why it works so well. Common myths and misconceptions about hypnotism explained and busted. What you will learn from his book, The Hypnotic Connection. The power of asking yourself, “How would you like to feel instead?” to be aware and shift out of negative emotions. Find out how to breakthrough from anxiety today with Dan’s 5-step process: Identify Locate Rate Shift Re-rate  By the end of this episode, you will learn all the benefits of hypnotism and why it’s just an effective method used to change your mindset. Nothing is worth more than this day. You cannot relive yesterday. Tomorrow is still beyond your reach. - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

From time to time, the Q Code Podcast will drop a Bonus Episode we deem to be called Dream-isodes. These Dream-isodes will give you unadulterated access into the subconscious mind of host Dan. He will dream it, dictate it, then hosts Travis and Alan will read it on air! If you’re up for a wild and unpredictable adventure, be sure not to miss out on the release of these crazy yet fun episodes.Like any good citizen, Dan spends a week going from house to house throughout his home town, setting up patio furniture and high-tech projection equipment for a city-wide Wi-Fi movie debut. Of course, after putting in such long hours, day-after-day, it’s time for him to take a quick vacation. So, he packs up the family and heads down to Southern Utah. What Dan didn’t expect to do on this trip was to hit up a Bear Themed Mexican Restaurant followed by a spectacular show featuring all kinds of cross-bred animals. What would you get if you mixed a raptor and a gorilla? How about a Stegosaurus and a Woolly Mammoth? Well you’ll just have to listen to this episode to find out! Find Us AtWebsite: qcodepodcast.comEmail: qcodep@gmail.comTwitter: @qcodepodcastFacebook: Q Code PodcastInstagram: qcodepodcastDon’t forget to subscribe and rate the show through your podcast player of choice!

Dan Conway is our guest in this episode. He is the author of Confessions of a Crypto Millionaire: My Unlikely Escape from Corporate America. Dan discovered Ethereum when he was working as an executive with a large company at a time when his job was unstable. When first reading about Ethereum, Dan believed that it had the power to take on big corporations someday. He shares his views on what Ethereum will become but admits that it is not ready for scaling yet. In the future, Dan believes there will be projects that can plug into a distributed project like in the original concept of DAOs. Dan and his wife gained around $100,000 thanks to various fortunate events, all of which they invested in Ethereum. His wife never wanted to talk about money but understood how much better their life became thanks to this investment. Dan instills that a good amount of research should be done before making a crypto investment and talks about the dishonesty of some projects.   Topics covered: - Dan’s life before getting into cryptocurrency. - Use cases that Dan saw for Ethereum when he first invested and now. - The financial pressure that Dan’s family was under during the recession. - Dan’s giant investment into Ethereum. - Being confident and certain about investing in cryptocurrency. - What Dan’s life looked like after Ethereum began rising in value. - Dan getting fired from his job and how it affected his life. - Critics of Dan and his story. - Recommended activities before investing in cryptocurrency. - Sell pressure on Ethereum because of previous ICOs. - Pitches that Dan has received from crypto companies.   Links to Resources: Confessions of a Crypto Millionaire: https://amzn.to/2OshJ43  Dan Conway: https://danconwaywriter.com/ Dan Conway on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanConway650 Should You Invest in Crypto Now?!: https://www.forbes.com/sites/ciocentral/2019/09/09/should-you-invest-in-crypto-now/#10ee6d0bca0f

My guest today is Dan Cooper, an author and entrepreneur. We talk about the book Dan has co-written (“Sharpen: A Guidebook for Business Ownership and Adventures in Leadership”), “plain glass versus stained glass”, his experiences in business ownership, his transition from being a CEO to life after business, part of his soul-searching journey, and his advice about looking in the mirror. What is the point of gaining the world if you lose your soul? What you will learn: Dan’s book and his entrepreneurial history How Dan co-founded ej4 (“YouTube for the Enterprise”) “Riding the Wave” versus having a plan How Dan changed his business model (service-based to training/content-based) Dan’s process in growing his business Dan’s “looking up” moment Being the CEO of a successful company to “just being a dude” What Dan learned and what he would have done differently The importance of the coffee-lunch call, circles, and life plans How Dan learned what he wanted from business (outside of money) Why your ego is getting in your way and in the way of your business What executive coaching can do for you How can we use our businesses for good? How to look at how you are spending your time Dan’s definition of leadership Dan’s advice for “past Dan” Takeaway: What is the ultimate goal of your company? How can you look in the mirror, set your ego aside, and address what is actually there for you and your business? Ways you can use your business to calculate your return on impact. What is making you happy? How can your business affect that? How are you married to your business? Links and Resources: Dan Cooper, LinkedIn Acumen Sharpen, Website “Sharpen: A Guidebook for Business Ownership and Adventures in Leadership”, Amazon ej4 ARKONA Boot Camp Reach out to

Dan Clark is a professional athlete turned actor, bestselling author, and speaker. He is best known for his time as Nitro on American Gladiators (so, yes you may have seen him in red spandex and sequins), but he’s gone on to inspire and motivate so many people since then. So, today, we’re talking about the mindset that it takes to accomplish your most difficult goals — including the one thing that separates successful people from unsuccessful people. You Will Hear About: [2:15] Dan’s difficult childhood & how it shaped who he is today [5:15] How visualization helped Dan make a positive change when he was going down a bad road [11:00] Balancing being a parent & being an entrepreneur [13:30] How to gift your kid with a positive mindset [24:00] How to get to the place where you can say no to the things that don’t serve you [28:20] Framing failure in a way that serves you [34:00] What Dan’s visualization practice looks like [37:15] How to practice gratitude Resources: Learn more at (http://dannitroclark.net/) Instagram: www.instagram.com/dannitroclark Facebook: www.facebook.com/DanNitroClark Read Dan’s FREE book: F Dying by Dan Clark Watch: "The Art of Living a Happy Life | Dan "Nitro" Clark | TEDxBoulder" Read: The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron Ready to join Cayla’s NETWORK MARKETING BOOTCAMP?! Click here to book your interview call! Mommy Millionaire is produced by Podcast Masters

What happens when you choose quantity over quality, short-term over long-term, uniform and shelf-stable over regional and flavorful, over and over for decades? Many things...including loss of genetic diversity, loss of soil fertility and soil life, and loss of nutrients in food. Dan Kittredge has been an organic farmer for more than 30 years, and is the founder and executive director of the Bionutrient Food Association, an 8 year old non-profit educational organization whose mission is to “increase quality in the food supply.” Known as one of the leading proponents of “nutrient density” globally, Dan has worked to make the connections between plant health, soil health, carbon sequestration, crop nutritional value, flavor and human health. The Bionutrient Food Association has engineered the Bionutrient Meter, a hand held consumer spectrometer that is designed to test crop nutrient density at point of purchase. The strategy is to connect the economic incentives from consumer to grower to drive full system regeneration.   The answer is so simple...just eating food that tastes good can actually solve many of the world's problems!   In This Episode →What conditions in our food system have led to the need for nutrient monitoring? (2:25) →What creates bionutrient-rich food? (6:25) →Your health, your vitality, and the vitality of your children, has a direct correlation to the health of the environment (15:00) →What happens to people when they eat foods with the nutrient levels they are supposed to have? (16:10) →How nutrient-dense food affects our genes and the way they are expressed (epigenetics) (22:30) →Physicists tell us that 95+% of reality can't be measured with the tools we have, and Eastern traditions tell us we are hard-wired to perceive on levels other than the physical plane (26:00) →The more our bodies are built the way they were intended (with the nutrient "tools" we are supposed to access), the more subtle awareness we will be able to perceive...affecting everything in our culture, including the decisions we make (27:50) →Dan's story of how he arrived at this work (30:30) →Plants grown well are not only more nutritious, but they will sequester far more carbon than plants grown poorly (38:00) →The Strategy: connect this understanding of crop quality, environmental health, and human health to money, a driving force that determines much of what happens in the world (40:15) →Enter the handheld spectrometer, a tool that empowers the consumer to determine a food's nutrient value at point of purchase (41:00) →Building the database of fruit and vegetable nutrient values (46:15) →What Dan does to center, ground, and feed his soul (52:00) →What book he turns to for inspiration (54:00)   Resources →Dharana Darshan by Swami Paramahamsa Niranjanananda →The Bionutrient Association: bionutrient.org →Dan will be a featured speaker at the Carolina Farm Stewardship Association's Sustainable Agriculture Conference in Durham, NC Nov. 1-3

Dan Vineberg is a travel video creator from Canada. His popular YouTube channel, The New Travel, has been viewed 11 million times and has over 100,000 subscribers. More than anything, Dan believes that the world is full of kind, generous people who are proud of their countries. He has been travel vlogging for 4+ years and has some wild stories from his travels. In this episode, you'll learn what it's like during the early days of running a travel vlog, the challenges that you'll face in different countries, things that you should or shouldn't do if you want to provide value to your viewers, and different ways to monetize that you can start doing now. How to connect with Dan: YouTube: The New Travel Facebook: @danvineberg Instagram: @thenewtravel Twitter: @danvineberg How you can support Dan: Patreon: The New Travel Recommendations from Dan: 4 Hour Work Week, by Tim Ferris– Dan’s most strongly recommended book  Sapiens, by Yuval Noah Harari– A great book on the history of humanity  Rode VideoMicMic Pro– Preferred mic without a budget Rode Mic Go– Preferred mic on a budget  Canon 70D– What Dan currently uses Canon 90D– What Dan is thinking about buying  My book recommendation: Atlas Obscura, by Joshua Foer– My recommendation to learn about hidden travel destinations  If you would like to register for our newsletter, sign up atTGI Tools.  If you liked this episode, please let me know on Twitter.  Thank you for listening to the Traction Growth & Income podcast. If you haven’t done so already, I would sincerely appreciate a quick rating and review on the iTunes! It really helps grow awareness for the show.  If you’re a creative wanting to make money from your craft, be sure to check out Stagepass today in order to let your audience support you by creating experiences for auction.

In this episode, you will learn: • Dan's brief bio. • How the real estate business took Dan’s life to the next level. • What’s happening in Dan’s market today. • The systems that Dan uses. • How Dan structures his team. • What percentage Dan is. • Dan’s sources of income. • What Dan does to stay fit and healthy. • How Dan gives back. • Dan’s quest learning in the digital marketing world. • Where Dan sees himself ten years from now. • Dan answers a question from the GoBundance app. • Plus, so much more! Daniel began his career in real estate in 2012 after having successful careers both as a Naval Submarine Officer and Defense Contractor. His Hyper local strategy led to one of the fastest starts in real estate history, generating over $22 million in transaction volume his first year. His teams, Orange Line Living and The Keri Shull Team, have since gone on to be ranked in the top 35 teams nationally and number 1 in Virginia as ranked by Real Trends in the Wall Street Journal. Daniel founded the Orange Line Living Brand in 2011 in order to provide clients with unique and highly specialized real estate services. Since that time Dan has represented more buyers and sellers in Arlington’s popular Orange Line Corridor than any other real estate agent. In January 2013 Dan co-founded the City Smart Living team and it quickly became one of the area’s highest producing real estate teams with over 60 transactions totaling nearly $40 million in sales in the first 9 months.

Dan Lok, Chinese-Canadian business magnate, global educator, bestselling author of the book F.U. Money, and The King of High-Ticket Sales™, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Dan talks about how he was able to become a self-made multi-millionaire after having over a dozen failed online businesses in his early career. He shares the key lessons he’s learned over the years about self-branding, charging a premium price, growing a massive following, and creating a vastly wealthy empire. Dan covers everything from social media, to high ticket sales, to finding great mentors, to building and scaling your net worth. If you’re wondering how to finally make as much money as you’ve always wanted and live the life you’ve always wanted, check this episode out now! *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: How Dan and I met a few years back and how he stole the show at a conference we both spoke at and had everyone in the audience loving him How Dan has been able to absolutely blow up the past couple of years His omnipresence on all major social media platforms and what he attributes his skyrocketing success on social media to Why social media is so important in this day and age and what you have to do to set yourself apart from everyone and actually build a valuable following Why he has 22 people working for him to grow his social media channels The major difference between social media following and social media capital (or social capital in general) What Dan attributes his success to and why he’s become so popular so fast The practicality of Dan’s advice and why he cuts out all the bullshit and fluff that so many other influencers put out How Dan was able to get out of his naturally introverted shell and become a great speaker, salesman, and world-class communicator Dan’s natural gift and what he believes he’s truly blessed at doing in life What turned Dan’s business life around and completely changed his life financially after having multiple failed businesses Dan’s top mentors and what they’ve taught him about business and life Dan Pena’s role in Dan Lok’s success Why Dan Lok spends about 500,000 dollars every year in coaching and training for himself Why Dan doesn’t care about the billionaire status but more about the impact he’s making in the world and how his future goals relate to this Why Dan wouldn’t leave his future kids any money What Dan recommends for people looking to become financially independent in the next few years The 4 stages of life and how to traverse successfully from one to the next High income skills, what they are, and how they can change your finances immediately The worst time to start a business, and how and when to start a business the right way The wealth triangle, high income skills (income), scalability (profit), and high-return investments (net worth) Why having income can be a great safety net for your future business endeavors Some of the various and many types of high income skills available for you to make money in Where Dan came up with the idea to charge a high-ticket price on his services The psychology behind why when people pay more money they pay more attention and get better results Why business is not a game of volume, it’s a game of margin Why retargeting a customer is so much easier than trying to get a new customer Having a premium brand as opposed to an average brand or lower-end brand that appeals to the masses Having the mindset to charge 10X what everyone else is charging and how to develop this Dan’s number one sales technique Why listening is the most important part of the sales process and the number one skill to develop Check out Dan on: Website:  HighTicketCloser.com Book:  Unlock It   Instagram: Instagram.com/danlock Sponsors: *Follow Justin on Instagram at Instagram.com/JustinStenstrom. *Go to Rhone.com/elite and enter the promo code “elite” to get 20% your first purchase. *This episode is sponsored by my friends over at Vincero Watches. Typically, finding a watch that is high-quality, good-looking, and precise, costs a pretty penny. But Vincero Watches is here to change that. Vincero Watches creates exceptionally crafted watches and they do it without breaking the bank. You’re not going to find a better-made watch for this good of a price anywhere else. There is a reason Vincero has over 16,000 5-star reviews — because their bold timepieces masterfully blend form and function into one affordable timepiece. Whether you’re preparing for a first date or to crush a business meeting, a classic wristwatch is something every man needs. There’s always going to be an occasion where you want to really impress, and your Apple watch just won’t cut it. Vincero’s timepieces are showstoppers. I’m telling you you’re going to get complimented every time you wear it. I recently got my own Vincero watch and am absolutely blown away with how incredibly cool, high quality, and beautiful this watch looks. 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Dan, originally from New Hampshire, attended Texas State University while on a baseball scholarship and graduated with a degree in Engineering Technology. After two years of playing professional baseball, Dan worked in the field of engineering and industrial sales but ultimately found his calling through a community friend in the Financial Services Industry with New York Life / NYLIFE Securities. He started as a Financial Services Professional in 2001 achieving Council for three consecutive years and was promoted to Partner in the Austin General Office in 2005. Dan was then promoted to Senior Partner in 2011 because of the hard work and dedication of the advisors he served. In March of 2014, Dan accepted the opportunity to become the Managing Partner of the Tacoma General Office for New York Life. After four successful years, the Rioux family decided Texas would be home for getting the kids through High School also starting his own firm, Synergy Partners Wealth Strategies – a firm of Financial Advisors for Advisors. Dan enjoys playing music and golf and is active in his community mainly through his commitment and leadership with the Rotary Club of Lakeway/Laketravis. Dan and his wife, Kristy, live in Lakeway, Texas and have three children, Taylor (15), Hunter (13), and Addison (10). What you'll learn about in this episode: What valuable and difficult lessons Dan learned early in life that have served him throughout his career Why Dan learned early in his baseball career to do whatever it takes to be a part of the team How Dan struggled with anger and frustration in his last year of baseball and quit, and why that led him to depression and sadness for a few years afterward Why Dan believes that the organization and structure of children's sports today can hold kids back from the positive aspects of playing What topics Dan covers in his upcoming book and how they relate to the “business” of kids' sports What advice Dan would offer to a parent concerned that his or her child is falling out of love with sports How children can learn to deal with adversity through sports, and why those formative lessons are important to allow kids to learn How Dan's company, Synergy Partners Wealth Strategies, hires people in large part based on whether they're coachable Why creating a “safe” environment allows people to make mistakes, learn, and take ownership of their work What Dan's podcast is about, why he decided to start it after writing his book, and what high-profile guests he's been able to have on his podcast Additional resources: Website: www.synergypartnerswealthstrategies.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/danrioux/ Twitter: @AgencyBuilder Stay tuned for Dan's book and podcast coming out this year

* (0:22) Catching up with how Chad’s campaign ended. * (1:43) The steps taken to set the mood. * (11:08) Pacing of the game. * (15:36) Resolving the prophecies. * (19:37) How the players helped the Game Master. * (24:32) The things that went wrong. What Dan called “anticlimax” is more accurately “dénouement.” * (31:33) […]

Want to reach 7 figures and make your mark on the world? Dan Fleyshman did that before he was 20, and now he's here to tell you how to do it. Dan is the youngest founder of a publicly traded company in history. He is the founder of multiple 7-figure companies and brands. Most recently, he started the brand marketing agency Elevator Studio. Dan knows his stuff and can help you exceed your business potential. Hear the #1 thing that's controlling your business decisions and what you can do to get rid of it. This episode will help you develop the strategy you need for massive financial revenue. And once you get that revenue, what impact will you have? Find out why you need to make sure your personal brand is sending the message you want the world to remember.   “Everybody in every situation looks at you like a personal brand.” -Dan Fleyshman   Vince Del Monte's 7-Figure Mastermind Give Me 2 Days And I'll Show You How To Build A 5-, 6-, and Even 7-Figure Online Fitness Business – Even If You're Starting From Scratch   Subscribe to iTunes, TuneIn, or Stitcher Radio! Enjoying the podcast? Leave a review on iTunes! What do you want to hear from the Vince Delmonte Podcast Show? Tell us here   Timestamps: 2:53 - Angel investing: What is it, how do you look for the right investments, and what do you need to avoid at all costs 6:30 - You're crazy if you want to get rich to travel the world. What Dan looks for in a potentially successful entrepreneur 12:03 - Promote your primary message before anything else: Why you're always building your personal brand in every situation 17:11 - The #1 way you can grow your followers on Instagram and create your personal brand through social media 21:00 - Stop being afraid of failure: How you can provide value to people without panicking about the possibility of rejection 26:40 - Your network can be as simple as getting dinner with people on a Tuesday night. How you can progress at a rapid pace when you build your network 30:14 - Why you should never miss out on an opportunity to offer services or money to serious investors or clients. Let the reward drive your actions 33:35 - How you can set-up your business for under $1000 and create impact at multiple levels of society   Resources: David Maisel 10x Growth Conference   Connect with Dan: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube LinkedIn VictoryCEO.com Elevator Studio: Elevate Your Brand How to Set-Up Your Business For Under $1000 Model Citizen Fund   Connect with Vince: Facebook Instagram YouTube Email VinceDelMonteFitness.com

Dan Meadors is a co-founder of The Wholesale Formula with Eric Lambert. They began selling on Amazon as a hobby with an original investment of only $600. They worked nights and weekends buying products on clearance at local retail stores and selling them on Amazon for a profit. It only took a few months before they saw the potential to turn this hobby into a business as they both left their day jobs to sell on Amazon full-time. Since then they have been able to generate over $20,000,000 in sales on Amazon. Dan and Eric have developed their own unique system to take advantage of wholesale opportunities called The Wholesale Formula. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [1:25] Jeremy introduces his guest, Dan Meadors. [2:40] Dan talks about how he got started in the ecommerce industry. [15:15] What was venturing into the Private Lable model like? Why switch to wholesale? [21:30] Why did Dan decide to stop attending trade shows? [25:30] Dan talks about breaking into the wholesale market. [28:30] Helping products sell. [30:00] Software and tools that Dan his team use. [32:45] What Dan looks for in a product that he will wholesale. [42:30] Dan explains how wholesale works. [45:30] What is the difference between branded and unbranded wholesale? [47:30] Feedback from using The Wholesale Formula. [51:40] Dan opens up about challenges they’ve faced along the way. [54:45] The proudest moment in business for Dan. [56:45] How to connect with Dan and The Wholesale Formula. In this episode… How does an idea go from a long shot dream to reality? What does it take to star in your very own ecommerce success story? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from entrepreneur and business leader, Dan Meadors. In his conversation with Jeremy, Dan opens up about how he got started in the ecommerce industry, why his approach evolved over the years, how he developed The Wholesale Formula, challenges they’ve faced along the way, and much more! If you’d like an inside look at an impressive ecommerce success story, you’ve come to the right place. Don’t miss a minute of this engaging episode featuring Dan! Who doesn’t want to enjoy the freedom and profit that comes from running your own small business? You get to set your own hours, enjoy vacations whenever you want, and pile up a sizeable bank account. What’s not to love? If only that were the truth! Let’s face it; most small business leaders are a little crazy, you have to be to put your livelihood on the line! Dan and his business partner, Eric knew that stepping out to start their ecommerce business wouldn’t be easy, but they were determined to chart their course. What can you learn from their story?  Have you ever met someone who was so dedicated to achieving their goal that it kind of shocked you? That’s how you would feel if you met Dan Meadors. Dan and his business partner, Eric have been through a lot as they’ve built their ecommerce business. From dabbling with retail arbitrage to trying out a private label model and then finally landing on the wholesale angle, the guys have been through a lot. With every twist and turn on their journey, the one thing that has kept them going is a clear vision of where they want to be, masters of their journey.  What is it that sets the average business leader apart from those that take it another step further? Are they hungrier? Are they more intelligent? Or are they simply more lucky than all the rest? When you take a look at Dan Meadors’ story, the key ingredients that pop out is his willingness to adapt and change to find the right route to success. If you peel back to the success that Dan and Eric have enjoyed, the critical factor is their ability to switch gears to find a more lucrative angle. How important is flexibility and evolution to your success story?  Beyond all the amazing success that Dan and Eric have been able to build with their business model, they’ve wanted to take it one step further. Dan and Eric now accept students a couple of times a year to teach them The Wholesale Formula, a blueprint of the exact steps they used to build their multi-million dollar Amazon business. As Dan looks back at some of the most notable moments during his career in business, what he’s most proud of is how he’s been able to help men and women learn to build their businesses. 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Dr. Dan Pompa is one of my favorite guys to hang with. Hailing from Park City, Utah, he is considered to be an icon in the alternative health and wellness industry, traveling across the country educating practitioners, chiropractic docs and the general public on the root causes of inflammation driven diseases such as Weight Loss Resistance, Hypothyroid, Diabetes, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Autoimmune Disorders and other chronic conditions. He's especially smart and well-educated when it comes to fasting, ketosis and detoxification: three topics we tackle on today's show (Pompa was also a guest on ). He received his Bachelor of Science from the University of Pittsburgh and his Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Life University, graduating second in his class. His authority today, however, is rooted in his own personal battle, having overcome serious neurotoxic illness and heavy metal poisoning using the cellular detoxification strategies learned in his journey back to health. During our discussion, you'll discover: -What Dan experienced after the exosome and stem cell treatment in Park City, Utah...11:00 -Dan's best tips for achieving a multi-day fast, and why he fasted for six days prior to his own stem cell injections...14:15 -Which supplements to take while fasting...17:00 -What kind of water to drink while you are fasting, and why dry-fasting burns more fat...34:00 -The best way to filter the water in your house...39:00 -The insider deep dive into diet variation and the "feast/famine" cycle...44:00 -How to follow the 5-1-1 rule for knowing which days to eat carbs, which days to eat fat and which days to fast...59:30 -Why you shouldn't follow a ketogenic diet year round...1:12:15 -Why Dan's children fast and how he gets kids to fast (his son fasted for 12 days)...1:15:00 -The fasting challenge with 100,000 people that Dan will be overseeing in October...1:22:30 -And much more! Resources from this episode: - - - use code BG50 at checkout - - - -   - - -  -  -  - - use code BEN10 for 10% discount - - - Episode Sponsors: Happy 4th of July, all you Americans! To celebrate, we're taking 20% off every item in the Get Kion online store! To claim your discount, visit  and use discount code "july20"         ________________________ In addition to their rock-bottom prices, they're offering you $60 worth of organic groceries, plus free shipping, AND a 30 day trial to the Thrive Market membership. Just visit .     ________________________ - The purest Omega 3 supplement on the market. Get a box of Omax 3 Ultra Pure for FREE! *Some terms and conditions apply.         ________________________ Get 20% off Organifi Gold or Organifi Red - or a Green Juice if you prefer.               ________________________ Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Dan or me? Leave your comments at http://bengreenfieldfitness.com/feastfamine and one of us will reply!