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2:30 - Passion for sports4:30 - Who is the better agent?5:01 - Getting into Golf6:27 - First time starstruck7:09 - Opportunity to work in the Entertainment Industry8:05 - Lesson Learned the hard way9:13 - The secret sauce to make everyone happy10:20 - Dealing with Regrets11:43 - Booking Talent vs Talent Recruitment14:42 - Renowned speakers16:20 - Favorite Category to work with18:53 - First Interaction with Gary V21:30 - Key Takeaways from Gary22 40 - What Gary has learned from Zach23:30 - When the Speaker Bombs!25:50 - How to prepare a Talent27:58 - THe Pandemic Effect34:51 - Things learned from Covid36:34 - Mind-Boggling Innovation38:36 - The New Parenting Experience42:46 - Prize Possession43:20 - Greatest Piece of Advice44:30 - Greatest Professional Success45:30 - Zach's Super Power46:04 - Zach's North Star 

Lee, Leah, and returning special guest Gary Hill get their rain slickers and galoshes out to tackle "Singin' in the Rain" (1952), one of the best known and most well-loved of the big Hollywood musicals, featuring the talents of Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, and a very young Debbie Reynolds. What Gary and Leah have watched as of late is also covered, and Lee reads an unusually long and informative YouTube comment. "Singin' in the Rain" IMDB  Check out Gary Hill at Cinema Beef Featured Music: "Fit as a Fiddle" (Ready for Love) by Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor & "Singin' in the Rain" by Gene Kelly.

What Gary's timeline looks like right now...Then dives into some of Moo's comments from yesterday including the presence in Omaha, and season tickets and more!

Our special guest is Russ' former Leaf teammate, Gary Leeman. This week, the guys talk about:The time Pete Mahovlich stepped in to save Jimmy from a beating.What Gary is up to these days and where he's livingJimmy's memory of hanging with Gary in Truro Nova Scotia.Gary and Russ talk about staying involved with charity through NHL and Leafs alumni eventsThe boys talk about their times together at Notre DameAnd the decision to leave home to play prep school at Notre DameRiding shotgun with Bryan FogartyMemories, stories and impressions of former Leafs coach John BrophyGary talks about Russ being traded for John Kordic and how that deal shouldn't have been allowed by the league.He talks about the Leafs deal to acquire two future hall of famers completely disrupted their rebuildWait, HOW many Leafs players were smokers when Russ and Gary played???Dark days in Calgary after Gary got hit in the head with a deflected Al MacInnis slap shotWhy Gary switched his agent and orchestrated a trade out of Calgary

Struggling and suffering are two common experiences that all humans face throughout their life's. But how we decide to overcome those difficulties determines who we will ultimately become. Gary Player is certainly no stranger to life's challenges. But he preserved with faith and education to overcome the challenging moments in his life. Gary is the most successful international golfer of all time. He has won nine major championships on the regular tour and nine major championships on the Champions Tour. And he is the only man in history to win the grand slam on both the PGA and the senior tour with over 165 international victories. In this episode, Gary passionately shares with us the knowledge and lessons he has learned throughout his life.Listen to this episode and learn about:- Gary giving credit and thanks to God (3:28)- Overcoming life's difficulties (4:54)- What Gary is fighting for on a daily basis (8:05)- Loneliness as the great detriment of life (14:00)- How to find joy when traveling (16:38)- Aspiring for meaning (18:29)- How Gary wants to be remembered (19:14)Links:- Gary's Foundation - https://garyplayer.com/the-player-foundation/- Connect with Gary on Twitter - https://twitter.com/garyplayer?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^author

Josh interviews Gary Freeman from Care Net. They talk about how Gary went from being a preacher's kid to serving fathers in pregnancy centers, including the struggles of trying to figure out the best way to do that! 0:00: Introduction / Gary's story; 8:02: Gary starts serving men in pregnancy center work; 20:08: What Gary did to help guys open up in these situations and begin training other centers; 32:18: How Gary would explain to a new pregnancy center why they need a male staff member or volunteers to talk to the guys who come in; 36:46: What role should men have in the pro-life movement? 40:31: Why is it important for pro-life advocates to talk to pro-choice guys at outreaches instead of just women who might have abortions later? 43:53: What do you say to a guy who says he doesn't really care if she has the abortion but feels like he shouldn't get a say in it because it's a woman's issue? 46:32: How do you talk to apathetic people? 57:40: How should pro-life people support abortion-minded and post-abortive men? 1:00:23: What should we say to a male friend who got his girlfriend pregnant and is now asking for advice? 1:04:28: On Gary's work in fatherhood ministry; 1:12:19: What it's like being one of the only pro-lifers at a fatherhood event; 1:18:18: Gary explains how some pro-life people get uncomfortable with the fact that he is doing these fatherhood events; 1:23:21: The most surprising thing Gary has learned working with men. Gary Freeman is the Fatherhood and Family Program Manager for Care Net national. He's been in the pro-life world for about 8 years. He started this journey serving as the Fatherhood and Outreach Coordinator for a local pregnancy center in Raleigh, NC. He has been speaking and training pregnancy centers in serving men over that 8 years all over the country and has been doing that formally with Care Net since May 2019. Gary loves advocating for men being involved in the pregnancy center setting, and in the pro-life initiative overall. Gary is able to assist in navigating the intricate aspects of serving men specifically in the pregnancy center setting. Gary is a graduate of East Carolina University in Greenville, NC with a B.S. in Family and Community Services, and he recently graduated from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary with a Master's in Christian Studies. Gary has been married for 13 beautiful years to his wonderful wife Vinniece, and they have two awesome daughters Sariah(10) and Jordyn(4). Related Links: Connect with Gary to speak in your area: https://GaryFreemanSpeaks.com or email him at gfreeman@care-net.org or garyfreeman07@gmail.com Learn more about Care Net Why We Need Male Sidewalk Counselors

Today’s guest, Gary Saarenvirta, has been thinking deeply about AI long before the current hype. Having worked in the AI space for over 25 years, Gary was shocked at how little math and science was used in big business, and founded Daisy Intelligence to fill this glaring gap. Daisy is a SaaS AI-powered platform that helps retailers and insurers achieve higher profits by helping them make smarter operating decisions. In this episode, Gary sheds light on some of Daisy’s product offerings and the specific ways they increase profitability. As someone with an engineering background, Gary always focused on the technical side of things, but with the growth of the business, he has become increasingly aware of the value of people and culture. We talk about various ways that Daisy looks after their team, including flexible remote working options during COVID and mentoring programs. Gary himself has seen the value of having a coach, and he shares how this has helped him grow as a leader. Along with this, we discuss why Daisy’s technology is uniquely differentiated and how they use optimal control thinking to ensure their software stands out. Gary believes that by making businesses more efficient, through autonomous enterprise, it will not only reduce product costs but decrease the cost of living generally. We wrap the show up by hearing some of Gary’s must read books as well as why being a small company that has productized AI has helped them attract top talent. Don't miss out! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:21] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [00:45] Learn more about Gary and his background, and his company, Daisy Intelligence. [01:48] Some of Daisy Intelligence’s current clients including, Walmart Canada and Allianz. [02:08] How Gary walked into the idea for Daisy after a stint in the corporate world. [03:48] Hear about how Daisy makes money as a SaaS platform and their pricing structure. [05:19] Some numbers related to Daisy, including employees, growth rates, and more. [06:49] What Gary has learned about the importance of culture as Daisy has grown.  [07:43] Specific tools and resources Gary has used to build company culture. [08:56] The ways that Daisy has taken care of their employees.  [10:22] How coaches have helped Gary grow as a leader and what’s been effective for him. [11:22] What optimal control is and how it’s helped Daisy to their $5.5 million ARR.  [13:06] Why making companies more efficient is one of Gary’s main motivators. [13:43] The time it took for Daisy to reach product-market fit. [16:30] How Daisy stayed afloat for 12 years before getting VC finance in 2015. [17:59] Gary’s favorite business tools and why he enjoys looking at cashflow. [18:42] Must read books that Gary recommends and other resources he consumes. [20:06] Bonus question: How Daisy manages to recruit such high-talent people.    Resources From The Interview:   Gary Saarenvirta on LinkedIn Daisy Intelligence Walmart Canada Green Shield Canada Allianz IBM Geoffrey Hinton Play Bigger QuickBooks Salesforce Patrick Lencioni Ideal Team Player TensorFlow Must read books: The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, The Advantage,Built to Last, Good to Great   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

Gary Vaynerchuk is a serial entrepreneur, content legend, successful investor, speaker and all round amazing guy. This episode is fire. It got cut a little short as we had some technical difficulties at the end, so I will organising part 2 soon. Episode Highlights: (2:15) - Gary clears up any controversy around using TikTok (4:42) - What is the one secret people don't know about Gary? (8:10) - How Gary is adapting during lockdown (9:02) - Gary's philosophy on building and leaving his legacy (9:41) - Gary's huge investing successes and huge losses (12:45) - What Gary is doing to survive through lockdown (15:47) - How to conquer your fears, gain perspective and not worry about money Make Noise with Fatman Scoop is produced by Fatman Scoop, Raj Kotecha and the team at https://www.creativecontentagency.com. To get in touch with the show email podcast@fatmanscoop.com or send a DM to https://www.instagram.com/fatmanscoop/

    Gary Lloyd is a professional director, writer, and choreographer. His illustrious theater career includes being both director and choreographer of multiple-award-winning musicals. Gary has worked with famous faces in the music and theater industry such as Kelly Clarkson, Victoria Beckham, Jennifer Hudson, and even Sir Paul McCartney. Outside of theater, Gary was also involved in several TV programs such as American Idol, The X factor, and the Eurovision Song Contest.   Gary joins me to discuss how he’s changed his perspective of what it means to be a warrior now that he is older than when he was in his youth. He describes his career in theater, the people he’s worked with, and the skills he honed when he worked as a teacher. He explains why kids today overthink when they are presented with opportunities. Gary also shares some of his current projects and what he wants his legacy to be.     "One thing you have on your side when you’re young is that you’re bold and you don’t think too much about what’s on the other side." - Gary Lloyd       Today on Mastering Midlife:   Gary's successful career in theater arts and choreography. Gary's thoughts on how kids today assess opportunities. The skills Gary added on top of acting and choreography. How teaching honed Gary's style and leadership. The biggest risk Gary took in his life. Gary's current projects and what they're about. The difference between being a warrior when you're young versus when you're older. What Gary wants his legacy to be.       Connect with Gary Lloyd:   Official website Thriller Live         Limited Time! Get FREE Access to my Leadership Resilience Course   We are all struggling with the emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual strain of the Coronavirus Outbreak of 2020. That’s why - for the months of April and May - I’m offering my Leadership Resilience Course for free!   Learn to let go of resentment, up-level your mindset, and communicate your thoughts more effectively. Learn how to address difficult conversations, develop your inner compass, and ‘right the ship’ of your intellectual and emotional self.   It’s a uniquely difficult time for many of us. Now is the perfect time for self-reflection and self-improvement, and to discover how to be your best self.   To learn more about the Leadership Resiliency Course, visit: https://www.markjsilverman.com/leadership-resiliency   Click here to get free access. Get FREE Access to the Only 10’s Course   Are you struggling with knowing what, when, and how to focus your efforts to get things done? As a long-time sufferer of severe ADD, I understand the struggle - and that’s why I created the Only 10’s system. This system has helped me and thousands of others clear the clutter and focus their energy on getting the right things done.   The Only 10’s free online course is based on my proven system to help you focus your attention and maintain momentum around your day-to-day life.   Sign up for the Only 10’s free course today!       Mastering Midlife...Together!   Thanks for tuning into today’s episode of the Mastering Midlife Podcast: How to Thrive When the World Asks the Most of You with Mark Silverman. If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review.   Be sure to visit our website and connect with us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube and don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media.  

Gary Hirsch suffered from horrible nightmares as a kid and the growing fear was intense… until his dad did something magical. Gary was invited to draw the monsters that were eating him alive, and to talk about them over cinnamon toast in the middle of the night. It helped. And then one night, his dad invited him to do something new, and it changed everything. What Gary learned thru these experiences with his dad is one that has the power to help all of us transform what we fear into something we can work with, especially in times like these. Those same monsters that brought Gary so much terror, now deliver joy on a global basis in all aspects of Gary’s life and work. It’s a pretty incredible story. One we can all learn from. ADDED BONUS THIS WEEK: Gary is giving all our listeners and social crew his LESS FEAR. MORE JOY coloring book. This one is awesome for adults and kiddos. YOUR MISSION THIS WEEK: Every week, we are giving you a mission related to our podcast topic - a tool to try and see if it works for you. This week: Get curious about your fears/monsters so you can see what they want to transform into. Those of you who share your experiences by tagging us (Facebook @RocketTrikeStudios Instagram @Rocket.Trike) or using #RocketTrikeStudios on social media will win an opportunity to get a special, one-of-a-kind JoyBot from Gary Hirsch. So who is Gary Hirsch? Gary is the co-founder of On Your Feet - a global consultancy that works with companies like Apple and Nike to break thru on teamwork, ideas, creative thinking and so much more. He is the founder of BotJoy, has told his story on the stage at TedX and is a regular at the World Domination Summit in Portland…to name just a few places you may have seen or heard of Gary. Any chance you get to spend some time with this guy, do it! He brings a lot of joy and light to things.Listen on Apple PodcastsListen on Google PodcastsListen on SpotifyWatch on YouTubeRocketTrike StudiosDon’t forget to subscribe to hear new episodes each week!

Gary shares his Experience, Strength and Hope; after 40 years of sobriety he has experienced and learned quite a lot about Alcoholics and Alcoholics Anonymous. What Gary does works, and he's not afraid to tell you what it takes to maintain a life of sobriety. Quotes"I was willing to do whatever it took, at that point . . . I was willing.""If you're not going to change in this program, you're not going to stay sober."

Gary Hughes is a headshot photographer from Orlando Florida and co-host of the PhotoBomb Podcast. Today I’m excited to chat about organizing and shooting high volume headshots. In This Episode You'll Learn: How Gary got started in photography What Gary struggled with most when learning photography What is the the job description of a headshot photographer What the difference between a headshot taken by a professional and an amateur 3 steps to building a headshot How to make do with the lighting gear you have How to make do without a studio and be taken seriously as a professional photographer How to approach every new person who sits in front of your camera to take their photo Premium Members Also Learn: How to price 500 headshots The tools to marker yourself and your photography business A simple but effective marketing strategy How to spend less time editing and delivering to maximize your profit Resources: Gary Hughes Website Gary Hughes on Instagram Gary Hughes on Twitter Gary Huges on Facebook Fuji x100V review

Description: Gary is a recruiting and hiring consultant. He has trained and led high-performance recruiting teams that have made well over 10,000 hires. He has seen the inside story of how recruiting and hiring happens inside over 300 companies from Fortune 100 companies to boutique start-ups. Gary’s industry background includes software, IT, eCommerce, banking, public sector, semiconductor, engineering, manufacturing, sales, marketing, and environmental companies. His experience spans all levels including C-level executives, senior management, technical leadership, and high-performance professionals as well as support staff and laborers. Gary was originally on the podcast in episode 58. You can listen to it here. Gary has been involved in HireFactors for about 2 years. Many people have varied and eclectic stories. What Gary has found is that their resume and career stories look and sound like their career  -scattered and varied. The hiring manager is looking for someone who has been doing similar kinds of things to the job description and is moving right along in their career with increasing levels of responsibility, because that is the easy hire. If they cannot make sense of your career trajectory then you will not get hired. You need to make your resume and career story portray a clear message. A software company was looking for a software tester related to dispensing pharmaceuticals. This is highly regulated and they needed someone to test the user interface, which is very routine and monotonous. Gary found someone who had been working in manufacturing - specifically testing related to fighter aircraft. This was testing torque on bolts and welds. He had to do this day in and day out and fill out very complex forms. The hiring manager immediately kicked the resume back. Gary explained that this person had been performing similar tasks as the position they wanted to fill, had tremendous attention to detail and would not get burned out. If this person had applied directly to this position with no one who was able to translate their skills, there is no way this person would have even gotten an interview. For the full show notes click here.

On this episode of Everyday M&A, we hear from Gary Hensley, a school teacher turned entrepreneur who started an EdTech company that he sold to Pearson - a $5B education technology & publishing company. Gary shares with us: How a pitch competition planted the seed for his acquisition How EdTech companies should think about raising venture capital vs. getting acquired The biggest challenges of growing an EdTech company How to plan an exit for an EdTech company How Board members and investors can help during an M&A process What Gary would have done differently during the M&A process Everyday M and A is hosted by the business law firm of Thorsen Legal. If you need a skilled business attorney, contact us for a free consultation.

In this episode, you will learn: • Gary’s brief bio • A great lesson that Gary has learned • What Gary does today • Gary’s horizontal and vertical income • Gary’s give back ratio • Gary’s life happiness index • The five greatest hits in Gary’s life • Gary answers a random question from the GoBundance app • Plus, so much more! Gary Wilson is an author, investor, award winner, trainer and coach, self-made multi-millionaire by building a real estate enterprise including: brokerage, rental management, investment services, settlement services, and appraisal services. Gary’s purpose in life is to guide you to wealth and income with real estate. He loves to teach others how to buy their freedom from renting, flipping and wholesaling real estate. Because Gary is an investor and a real estate agent, he has been able to bridge the gap between these two tribes! As a result, he is able to create an environment where investors can work with agents who know how to invest and where agents can really profit with their license without adding a lot more work! It truly is win win for everyone involved. Most guru's live as if the two tribes are separate and unique and are often not working together for profit. Gary has proven otherwise, and he is happy to share with you how he does it. Feel free to contact him anytime to pick his brain, and he can teach you ways to find the money in places where it may be hiding in plain sight!

Gary Pudles, (@GaryPudles) is the founder, and CEO of Answernet, was named by Inc. Magazine Inc. 500, as one of the “fastest-growing businesses” in the US. In 2019, AnswerNet which handles tens of millions of calls and Internet contacts for thousands of clients, ranging from Fortune 100 firms to small private practices also has 25 call centers around the country. For several years, Gary has taught an entrepreneurial class at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. He is also involved in a Startup Camp and the International Startup Festival. Gary has the heart of a teacher, loves speaking about business so listen up to his entrepreneurial stories. Gary has time for several hobbies and interests outside of family and work. How does Gary start most working days, what does he look for in people that he hires and what excites him most about building companies? Gary shares with us the leadership lessons he learned along the way. We explore how and why Gary started Answernet. What Gary’s parents did that influenced him in business and how this background shaped his positive outlook. Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, Stitcher, Castbox, Google Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast platform. This episode is brought to you by BankSmarter. Do you want to Bank Smarter? Then you know what a pain the banking process is. BankSmarter was created to make your life easier – whether you are banking with a credit union, community, the regional or national bank, or any number of the new digital banks. BankSmarter lets you access all of your financial options from one simple dashboard, it works with a select group of financial institutions, locally, statewide and nationally, including: .

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 937, originally published in January 2018. Jason Hartman starts off today's episode discussing the amazing effect of inflation on assets in all markets. Then he turns his attention toward the upcoming Meet the Masters of Income Property event and gives a little taste of what he'll be discussing (hint: core beliefs investors need to have), as well as why there will be a whole host of Local Market Specialists at the event. Then Jason goes into the first part of his client case study with Gary & Sue Pinkerton. The two give Jason a lot of background on why they're investing in real estate, why they continued investing even when their initial property went horribly awry, the way (and reason) they went about their mortgage sequencing, and how they picked the markets they're currently in. Part 2 will be aired tomorrow. Key Takeaways: Jason Intro: [3:26] Apple's new code release for their old Lisa computer technology, which would have been a $24,700 desktop today, which shows the power of inflation [6:26] Jason will be discussing the core beliefs that we all need to have as investors at Meet the Masters [8:26] What Gary fails to mention at the start of his client case study Gary & Sue Pinkerton Client Case Study: [17:15] Gary & Sue's first property did NOT start off well [22:05] It's crucial to listen to your wife's intuition [25:57] How Gary & Sue decided to split up their mortgages and why [29:06] Why Gary & Sue picked the markets they're in today Websites: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Click on the link below to discover the number 1 tip to making money online. What do you think it is? Do you agree with it? http://www.trustthelink.com/ Here is the link to Display Purposes. https://displaypurposes.com/ Hey, today I want to talk about Bandcamp, what it is and should you sign up for your affiliate business, the fees involved and how it can help you. Bandcamp is an online music company that was founded in my home town of Oakland CA. I grew right next to Oakland in Castro Valley and Alameda. I know what you might be thinking if it's a music company why would you sign up for it if you are an affiliate marketer? By now, you probably now I'm a lazy affiliate marketer and I want to take one peace of content and stick that thing everywhere. Anchor.FM is a free podcasting platform that I've gotten a lot of success from and Bandcamp allows you to upload your Podcast to as well. Plus it carries the ultimate price of being free. Soundcloud is another podcasting platform, but it's not really free. How can this help you make money? You can create a podcast on a certain topic when people find it and listen to it you then can mention a website and if they go to and buy something, you are going to get paid. It's another way to market your business. What I usually do is write a short article, that goes after a keyword that gets lots of traffic, but not a lot of competition. Then I will create a video based on that article. Then I will use a program called Any Video Converter to take the sound from the video into an MP3 file and upload it to Anchor.Fm. Bandcamp doesn't take an MP3 file, so you have to use something else like WAVE. Bandcamp is free from Artists and the company makes their money from revenue sharing on a sale, which is 15% for digital and 10% for merch. There is a pro version for artists which is $10 a month and that just gives you more perks such as more stats, targeted messages, batch uploads and more. You can charge for your podcast, but I don't think that is a good idea. I'm using the podcast, article, video and I even create e-books that I give away for free to build a relationship to get someone on my optin page. The optin page captures their email address where you can continue to build a relationship with someone. Remember, people don't usually buy the first time. I'll compare it to Gary Vee's business model who is one of the most successful internet marketers. What Gary does is create all kinds of free content and then when he writes a book he can charge for it, because most people already know who he is. With me, what I'll do is write an ebook, or podcast, video give it away for free and then send use that content to send someone to an offer. I hope that makes sense. Another tip when it comes to album art and I got this from an ebook seller who is very successful when ever you can put a picture of your face on the cover. He says it helps sale his ebooks and I believe that because we gravitate towards faces, just look at Facebook. If you have a picture of an egg like in Twitter, people think it's bullshit. Another tip for you is on all your social media accounts you could consider using the same picture and this brands you. When someone sees the picture they automatically recognize you. The last tip I have for you when using Bandcamp is it’s not always the best-selling album that pops up in the search, but rather the album that is the best selling within the proper tags. To help you with tags I use an app called Display purposes. You can put in one keyword and it gives you 30 other keywords, just like it.

Gary Randle has spent his life serving God. In 1989 Gary Randle and Noble Crawford co-founded Hope Farm. Hope Farm is a leadership program guiding at-risk boys to become Christ-centered men of integrity that will be leaders in their families, churches, communities and the nation. Gary’s wife Marilyn best shared with me the essence of her husband & this wonderful man of God:“To know Gary Randle is an experience and not an event. What Gary has done doesn’t accurately describe who he is. He is complicated. He has many Gary-isms. He is a thinker, dreamer, and always imagines more. He is not scared of a “no” but sees “no” as an open door and an opportunity for a kingdom “yes” He is a visionary.”To see photos of Gary and to learn more about his ministries, please visit our website at https://www.wonderfultotell.com/episodes/2019/5/11/gary-randle-god-dont-waste-nothin

Welcome to RIMScast. Your host is Justin Smulison, Business Content Writer at RIMS, the Risk and Insurance Management Society.   Today’s episode is featuring two award-winning guests — Keesa Garcia and Gary Raymond! Keesa is the Risk Manager at NALS Apartment Homes, RIMS Oregon Chapter Secretary, and this year’s RIMS 2019 Rising Star award recipient. Gary is the Lead, Risk and Insurance at FedEx Ground; as well as the recipient of the 2019 Richard W. Bland Award. Many RIMS members also know him as the Vice Chair of the RIMS Risk PAC.   In this episode, Keesa and Justin speak about her passion for real estate and risk management, her overall philosophy on risk management, the specific ERM or SRM frameworks she has implemented at NALS, the top items she addresses at NALS, and what it is like for to be a full-time, remote-based risk manager. Gary and Justin discuss his background as a risk professional, the risks that the transportation industry faces, his experience at RIMS, and his advice to the next generation of risk managers!   Key Takeaways: [:11] About today’s episode and guests. [:53] Justin welcomes Keesa to the podcast! [1:02] Where Keesa’s passion for real estate stems from. [1:55] Once Keesa landed her first role in NALS did she find that she more intrigued by risk management? Or was she always just as intrigued by risk management? [2:30] When did Keesa start at NALS? [2:35] How critical risk management is to the commercial leasing industry. [3:19] Does Keesa see things in her own life that she can apply to her work at NALS? [3:54] Keesa’s overall philosophy on risk management. [4:40] At NALS, are there specific ERM or SRM frameworks that she has implemented? [5:42] Did she find that the other department heads were receptive to the changes she made at NALS? [6:03] The top items Keesa addresses at NALS. [6:15] Keesa speaks about some of the results at NALS she is proud of. [6:53] What it is like for Keesa to be a remote-based, full-time risk manager. [8:30] Some of the programs and initiatives that Keesa was involved with, in the past year, that have generated positive results. [10:11] Goals Keesa has for the Oregon Chapter that she would like to see come to fruition. [11:03] Justin welcomes Gary to the podcast! [11:22] Gary’s background as a risk professional. [12:18] Some of the risks that the transportation industry faces and how Gary has continued to solve them. [14:27] How long has Gary been the Vice Chair of the RIMS Risk Pac? [14:40] Gary’s experiences at past RIMS Legislative Summits. [16:13] Was last year’s RIMS Legislative Summit particularly impactful? [18:16] Gary speaks about what receiving the Richard W. Bland Award means to him. [18:55] What Gary’s RIMS membership and leadership experience has been like. [19:58] Gary’s advice to the next generation of risk managers. [20:57] Will Gary be at the 2019 RIMS Legislative Summit? [21:17] Justin thanks Gary and Keesa for joining him this podcast. [21:24] About upcoming RIMS events and where to keep up-to-date.   Mentioned in this Episode: RIMS 2019 Annual Conference Questions about the RIMS 2019 Annual Conference? Email CST@rims.org RIMS NeXtGen Forum: June 14th, 2019 in New York City RIMS ERM Conference 2019: Nov. 4-5 in New Orleans — submit a session by April 19th RIMS Risk PAC RIMS 2018 Legislative Summit Roundup Upcoming RIMS events NALS Apartment Homes RIMS Rising Star Award RIMS Richard W. Bland Award FedEx Ground RIMS Oregon Chapter Risk Management Magazine   Want to Learn More? Keep up with the podcast on RIMS.org and listen on iTunes. Have a question or suggestion? Email: Content@rims.org.   Join the Conversation! Follow @RIMSorg on Facebook and Twitter, and join the RIMS Group on LinkedIn.   Follow up with Our Guests: Keesa Garcia Gary Raymond

Today, I talk to Gary Antonacci, author of Dual Momentum Investing: An Innovative Strategy for Higher Returns with Lower Risk. Gary has over 40 years of investing experience, holds an MBA from Harvard. He also found, invested and worked with a few investing legends when they were relatively unknown – Paul Tudor Jones (billionaire fund manager), John W. Henry (billionaire fund manager, owner of Boston Red Sox) and Richard Dennis (incubated the famous Turtle traders). Gary has been a guest on many other well-known podcasts, including Michael Covel’s and Meb Faber’s shows. On their shows, they get into the weeds on Gary’s Dual Momentum system – why it works better than simple buy-and-hold, why combining absolute and relative strength momentum create great synergy and a few other related topics. I didn’t want to recreate their episodes, so I decided to ask Gary a few additional questions and talk about some non-technical things. Some of our topics include: 1) Why Gary prefers momentum to other investing styles 2) How momentum investing helps you avoid that one debilatating, 2008-esque, loss 3) Gary’s experience investing with Paul Tudor Jones, John W. Henry and Richard Dennis 4) What Gary learned from these legendary managers 5) What Gary looks for when he invests with a manager Check out the links below to learn more about Gary, his investing system and it’s performance and on momentum investing, in general. Gary’s Book: Dual Momentum Investing: An Innovative Strategy for Higher Returns with Lower Risk To Learn More About Gary’s Momentum System: https://www.optimalmomentum.com/index.html Gary’s Blog: http://www.dualmomentum.net/

Gary Collins joins us to discuss the how to simplify your life. What it does it take to get there and what does author and former Federal Agent Gary know about it? He shares lessons from the Simple Life series this episode. ~ Become a supporting member here:      http://www.itrh.net ~ Resources from this episode can be found at:      https://www.intherabbithole.com/e254 ~ Simplify Your Life with Optimal Health Topics Discussed:~   * Aaron shares his favor simple life quote from The Unit TV show   * What Gary has been up to lately   * The latest updates on his Off-grid Home Build   * Why you should simplify your life and why life simplification is a big deal   * Publicly misleading health information   * Misleading health information the government promotes   * The cholesterol myth and danger of statins   * The calory mth and how not all calories are created equal   * The case for eating healthy as a way of saving huge amounts of money per month   * The case for eating healthy being a time saver   * The future of the simplified life series and Gary   ~ Become a supporting member here:      http://www.itrh.net ~ Resources from this episode can be found at:      https://www.intherabbithole.com/e254

My guest on today's podcast - Gary Taubes - just wrote a groundbreaking, eye-opening exposé entitled "" that makes the convincing case that sugar is the tobacco of the new millennium: backed by powerful lobbies, entrenched in our lives, and making us very sick. Among Americans, diabetes is more prevalent today than ever; obesity is at epidemic proportions; nearly 10% of children are thought to have nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. And Gary believes sugar is at the root of these, and other, critical society-wide, health-related problems. In the book, he delves into Americans' history with sugar: its uses as a preservative, as an additive in cigarettes, the contemporary overuse of high-fructose corn syrup. He explains what research has shown about our addiction to sweets. He clarifies the arguments against sugar, corrects misconceptions about the relationship between sugar and weight loss; and provides the perspective necessary to make informed decisions about sugar as individuals and as a society. is cofounder and senior scientific advisor of the Nutrition Science Initiative (NuSI). He's an award-winning science and health journalist, the author of The Case Against Sugar, Why We Get Fat and Good Calories, Bad Calories, and a former staff writer for Discover and correspondent for the journal Science. His writing has also appeared in The New York Times Magazine, The Atlantic, and Esquire, and has been included in numerous Best of anthologies, including The Best of the Best American Science Writing (2010). He has received three Science in Society Journalism Awards from the National Association of Science Writers. He is also the recipient of a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Investigator Award in Health Policy Research. He lives in Oakland, California. During our discussion, you'll discover: -The difference between glucose and fructose, and how is that related to sucrose...[7:35] -Why the fructose we eat now is different than the fructose we find in nature...[14:20] -How German researchers discovered sugar to be just as as effective as "crack cocaine"...[21:10] -The fascinating marriage of tobacco and sugar, and why sugar is in cigarettes...[27:50] -How "metabolic imprinting" causes a baby's pancreatic cells to become dysfunctional...[33:35] -Why salt may not be the cause for hypertension, but sugar may...[44:00] -The relationship between sugar, gout and uric acid, and why gout and uric acid may not just be protein related...[47:10 & 57:00] -Why different people have different blood sugar responses to sugar...[49:20] -What Gary thinks of the fact that he's been called out on the fact that the NuSci metabolic ward research found no insulin-obesity link, and whether it's calories, not macronutrients, that are most important...[65:00] -And much more! Resources from this episode: - Show Sponsors: -Wild Mountain Paleo - Visit and use code BenPili10 for 10% off your order. -Purathrive - Go to to automatically get 15% off on Curcumin Gold or Radiant C (a liposomal vitamin C that actually tastes GOOD), or anything else that tickles your fancy. -Oak - Meditation & Breathing -  go to now to download the app, completely FREE. -ZipRecruiter - Post jobs on ZipRecruiter for FREE by visiting . Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Gary or me? Leave your comments at and one of us will reply!

Listen in on live Q&A from Gary Vaynerchuk (Part 1 of 2) On this special episode of Marketing Secrets Podcast you will get to hear the first half of the Q&A section of Gary Vaynerchuk’s presentation at the viral video launch event. Here are some of the questions Gary answers: What he sees happening with artificial intelligence and robots in the next 5 years. What Gary’s latest strategies are for shows on both YouTube and Facebook. And What Gary recommends for taking your preferred platform and skyrocketing your numbers. So listen to this first half of Gary’s Q&A and tune in for the second half tomorrow.  

Listen in on live Q&A from Gary Vaynerchuk (Part 1 of 2) On this special episode of Marketing Secrets Podcast you will get to hear the first half of the Q&A section of Gary Vaynerchuk’s presentation at the viral video launch event. Here are some of the questions Gary answers: What he sees happening with artificial intelligence and robots in the next 5 years. What Gary’s latest strategies are for shows on both YouTube and Facebook. And What Gary recommends for taking your preferred platform and skyrocketing your numbers. So listen to this first half of Gary’s Q&A and tune in for the second half tomorrow.

Listen in on live Q&A from Gary Vaynerchuk (Part 1 of 2) On this special episode of Marketing Secrets Podcast you will get to hear the first half of the Q&A section of Gary Vaynerchuk’s presentation at the viral video launch event. Here are some of the questions Gary answers: What he sees happening with artificial intelligence and robots in the next 5 years. What Gary’s latest strategies are for shows on both YouTube and Facebook. And What Gary recommends for taking your preferred platform and skyrocketing your numbers. So listen to this first half of Gary’s Q&A and tune in for the second half tomorrow.

  “Anyone who struggles with the short game tries to create more and more control over the golf club and the ball, and of course the best players do the opposite.” Gary Smith  Gary Smith is a Golf Monthly UK Top 25 coach and has 14 years experience working with England’s top amateur stars as an EGU Technical Coach working with European Tour players including Danny Willett, Justin Rose, Chris Wood, Ross Fisher, Ollie Fisher, Richard Finch, David Horsey, Seve Benson, Nick Dougherty, and Gary Wolstenholme. Gary is the go man for short game lessons in the UK and I had the fortune of being coached by him back in 2004. Gary has also played in The Open Championship three times, and a winner on the European Tour. Gary is based at Based at Sutton Green Golf Club  In this particular episode, Gary explains his philosophy on the short game, sharing the drills and technique he teaches his players. He also shares a funny story on how he creates an incentive for his players if they don’t execute on certain shots. How Gary communicates his lessons and what makes them so effective. [04:30] What Gary looks at when coaching the linear method [07:45] Gary challenges coach's advice to aim left to hit the ball straight at your target. [10:00] What is the process to put in place to hit a 15 yard short? [11:30] Why ball position should be relevant to the sternum. [12:20] Gary philosophy on coaching a player. [17:00] Gary shares a story of Olly Fisher. [19:20] We go through my notes from my first coaching lesson with Gary. [23:00] The process of club selection. [24:30] Gary explains the lie and how to use simple routines [25:40] Matty Perry’s process for determining shot [26:40] How can a player use bounce/slider? [28:35] Gary tells the story of how he met Wayne Riley and the interesting game they used to play. [33:00] The process of being selected for England. [36:00] The importance of having specifics (data) about your game before going to a coach. [40:00] Software and feedback on yardages. [42:00] Gary’s recommended resources and gear. [51:00] The four stations of implementing new lessons by Gary Smith  No target: When implementing a new technique, start by getting a feel of the new positions and forget about the target. You can call this "The Technical Station." Where you are introducing changes. Be open to change and embrace it. Look for a positive attitude to change. No Target but further distance: Start playing around with different flights or different clubs, have fun and be creative. Aim at Target:  Start to hit towards specific targets. Flags on the driving range or yardage markers. Now you are embracing what that new technique may look like in a competitive situation. Aim at the target with consequence/ under pressure: Make it real. How many can you do out of 10? Putt money on it or do 100 push ups.  You will see pretty quickly what you would be like in course situation with a card in your hands. Gear/Resources Mentioned Golf Data Lab Golfshot Bounce by Matthew Syed The Chimp Paradox by Steve Peters Red Notice by Bill Browder People Mentioned Oliver Fisher Danny Willett Nick Faldo Matthew Perry Wayne Riley Gary Wilson Connect and follow Gary Smith Website Twitter Youtube

Gary Bizzo has Mentored over 1000 business leaders, investors & entrepreneurs. Bizzos book, “How to Start a Successful Business The First Time!” is on Amazon. He was a National Finalist in the 2014 Business Development Bank of Canada Mentorship Award. His book was nominated for the International 2014 Small Business Book Awards. He was a Nominee for the 2014 & 2015 International Small Business Influencer Award. Entrepreneur Magazine, in 2014, said Bizzo was one of 17 Masters of Marketing & PR Entrepreneurs Can Learn From. Bizzo is a Social Media ‘Agent of Change’ and an expert at managing multiple businesses with several hundred thousand followers on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook. He helped change Canadian Law through Bill C-470 that made charities more transparent. He is an Elite Weekly writer for Equities.com the largest platform for emerging growth companies. He is also a Contributing Columnist for Stockhouse.com, Canadas #1 financial portal and one of North America’s largest small cap investor communities. Bizzo ran two business incubators for 13 years where a community of entrepreneurs with innovative ideas were nurtured and supported through workshops, bootcamps, mentoring, executives in residence and financing options. He is a Partner at Equifaira Advisors Inc. – Liquidity Event Planners. Equifaira are specialists in strategy & execution, corporate finance, capital formation & investor relations. His next book, “Startups From Early Stage to Early Growth” will be in stores in May 2017. What you’ll learn about in this episode: What Gary’s been up to since his last interview on System Execution Gary’s upcoming books “Social Media Rockstar” and “Startups From Early Stage to Early Growth” How Gary successfully manages multiple businesses Gary’s recent work with Equifaira, a consulting company that works with companies that aren’t public yet to raise money The system that Equifaira has in place to be in compliance with the British Columbia Securities Commission Why Equifaira is very selective of the companies they work with Why they help the people they work with sell no more than 49% of their companies How the social media piece fits into the overall system Upcoming projects for Gary Ways to contact Gary: Website: garybizzo.com Email: ceo@garybizzo.com Twitter: @GaryBizzo LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/garybizzo Book: “How to Start a Successful Business The First Time!” A transcript of this episode is available at: systemexecution.com/managing-multiple-businesses-system

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kickstart that the giant book retailer needed. And what about Hoover’s? Not the vacuum cleaner, but the company that all good salespeople used back in the day. That’s also something that today’s guest was behind. So who is this amazing guest? None other than Gary Hoover, author, speaker, business leader extraordinaire, lifetime learner, book lover with a massive library of more than 50,000 books, educator of entrepreneurs and people of all ages, and master of retail operations!! Whew… that was a mouthful, and that doesn’t even touch everything Gary has done in his life nor continues to do. Gary’s path was a bit unexpected for his family and peers, because he started out in a General Motors manufacturing town. Or maybe that’s what put him on his path to success, because he always wondered how the heck the decision-makers made their decisions. He asked his teachers, his family and other people in town, and no one seemed to know. Then he spotted Fortune magazine on a newsstand and his fate was sealed. In 7th grade he had his own subscription to that magazine! What Gary always found interesting about big, successful businesses is their leadership characteristics and how all the various decisions are made. But his curiosity doesn’t stop there… nor do his actions. Today, Gary helps small businesses and students learn how to make a great entrepreneurial business work really well. Gary believes in “case studies,” otherwise known as all the business magazines available to us today. He says we can all learn a lot by reading biographies of successful individuals of the world. You’ll learn that most start out as average human beings and flaws and weaknesses; they also have tremendous drive and don’t give up easily if at all. If you want an interesting new look at education, politics, what needs to change in our world and how to do amazing things with your new business idea, this is the episode for you. Learn more. LISTEN NOW.