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The Dentist that Built a 32,000 Member Community Which he Leveraged into Scalable Revenue Today's guest is Dr. Glenn Vo. Not only is he a practicing dentist who used his dentistry and entrepreneurial skills to build a multimillion-dollar practice, but he is also the founder and CEO of Nifty Thrifty Dentists, a dental company that connects dental professionals with other dental companies through discounts and deals. In this episode, he explains how he built a 32,000 member community on Facebook and leveraged it into scalable revenue. Find out how Glenn only works two days a week, why all of his other revenue streams have much more potential than his practice, and the importance of having the right ‘why'. As the author of the book Industry Influencer, Glenn is passionate about helping people to become industry influencers in their fields and build their own empires. Tune in to find out discover the importance of creating a platform, how to go about building a community, and what mistakes to avoid. Find out how to go about pursuing other revenue streams that may be available to you, and level up from being a practitioner to becoming an entrepreneur in your field! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:15] An introduction to Glenn Vo as founder of Nifty Thrifty Dentists. [01:08] Glenn explains how he enjoyed Leveling Up and how his life mirrors Eric's. [01:45] Why Glenn wanted to do more than just be a dentist. [02:28] What Glenn has in terms of assets and what his empire looks like. [03:05] Glenn's passion project of helping people level up in their fields and why he wrote his book Industry Influencer. [03:55] How to level up from being a just practitioner to being an entrepreneur.  [05:26] The importance of having the right ‘why'. [06:05] Why all of Glenn's other revenue streams have much more potential than his practice.  [07:26] How Nifty Thrifty Dentists makes money, and the importance of having a platform. [09:18] How he created the Facebook group and the importance of community and networking.   [11:06] How long it took him to grow the Facebook group membership.  [12:22] The number one flaw that people make when they're trying to create a side gig: doing everything themselves.  [13:32] Glenn's long-term plan for his practice and his other businesses.  [15:22] Why Glenn hires community managers or moderators based on their personalities and not their experience. [16:56] Glenn's favorite business book: Atomic Habits. [17:27] What habit-stacking is and how it has changed Glenn's life. [20:50] Glenn's favorite business tool: Voxer [21:49] How to connect with Dr. Glenn Vo.  Resources From The Interview:   Dr. Glenn Vo Nifty Thrifty Dentists  Denton Smiles Dentistry Facebook Group: Nifty Thrifty Dentists   Leveling Up  Industry Influencer Must read book: Atomic Habits    Voxer Dr. Glenn Vo on Facebook    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 Leveling Up Eric Siu on Twitter Eric Siu on Instagram    

What goes into creating and running a successful cattle ranch famous for its top notch quality and efficiency? No one can answer this question more comprehensively than Glenn Elzinga... and it just so happens he is our guest on this episode of the Thriving Farmer Podcast! Challis Idaho’s very own Glenn Elzinga is the owner and operator of Alderspring Ranch Organic Grass Fed Beef, a family ranch (don’t you dare call it a farm!) devoted to standing far apart from the corn fed GMO-infused standard and raising only the very best grass fed beef you’ve ever tasted. We simply couldn’t resist making this episode significantly longer than our typical runtime because Glenn has so much invaluable information to share with us about how to optimally run a premium cattle ranch. Tune in to soak up 28 years of knowledge and experience! You’ll hear: How Glenn got started in ranching 6:35 Why Glenn is glad God didn’t answer his prayers 15:21 What a typical day on Alderspring Ranch looks like 19:31 What if you have wolves around your ranch? 29:17 Why many see the need to bring back the ancient tradition of living with your animals 37:52 How Glenn is doing his part in the fight against climate change 46:16 Why most ranchers embrace the idea of going organic, but don’t think to do it themselves 1.01:15 What are the specifics of Alderspring’s land and how does Glenn manage his cattle? 1.04:34 Why Glenn feeds his cattle such a diverse array of plants 1.23:15 What Glenn would change in his systems given the chance to go back in time 1.31:54 What is the labor arrangement like at Alderspring Ranch? 1.43:01 How Alderspring Ranch goes about marketing, telling their story and building trustful, mutually auspicious relationships 1.46:16 How does the Crowd Cow business model affect small farms/ranches? 2.01:57 What are the biggest mistakes that Glenn sees new farmers/ranchers making? 2.09:03 What is Glenn’s favorite farming tool? 2.16:42 How Alderspring gets use out of drones 2.20:44 Where you can find out more about Glenn Elzinga and Alderspring Ranch 2.25:31 About the guest: Glenn Elzinga, with his wife and business partner Caryl started Alderspring Ranch near Salmon, Idaho, in 1992, with the purchase of 147 acres and 7 cows. They began direct marketing grass fed and finished beef in 1993 with 2 head. From these humble beginnings Alderspring Ranch has grown to a 7 figure direct marketing enterprise and a 1700 acre ranch with a 46,000 acre wild rangeland permit. The entire operation is certified organic, including the 46,000 acres of permit land. Glenn and Caryl run the ranch with their 7 daughters, a stellar son-in-law, and some exceptional employees. The ranch markets 100% of its production, 300-400 head a year, through an internet storefront at Alderspring.com and natural food stores. Follow them here: https://www.alderspring.com/ https://www.instagram.com/alderspring_ranch/ https://www.facebook.com/alderspring/

Check out my new website https://realrecoverytalk.com/ where you can download any episode right from my site along with other useful information for those in recovery. Today I will talk to a former drug addict, Glenn, who almost lost everything because of his addiction to drugs. Many addicts come from a background where addiction is present or the environment they lived in as a child promotes drug and alcohol abuse, however, Glenn is an exception to this rule. His family background is from a supportive family with a stay-at-home mom and a dad who worked out with him at the gym every week. Sports were big for Glenn, especially wrestling. He excelled at wrestling and had the opportunity to wrestle in college. When the time came to sign to go to college, Glenn told his dad he didn’t want to wrestle in college. His dad was surprised but gave him his blessing, and Glenn attended college. Glen decided to not wrestle after his senior year because wrestling was too high pressure. Glenn talks about how his workouts and winning were addictions, and he won’t play a game unless he could win. His friends in college were all leaders of the sport they played. This was his main group of friends. Glenn and his buddies would go hang out in the woods and drink, usually ending up passing out in the basement of his house. Glenn’s parents would not allow alcohol in the house, but they were OK with his friends sleeping over. In 2008, his dad had a stroke and was fired from his job because he couldn’t perform his work duties. Being the only income in the household, Glenn decided to pitch in to help pay the mortgage for his dad and mom. He secured a job with a local union that paid well and continued to drink on the weekends. One weekend he fell and separated his shoulder snowboarding. His doctor prescribed pain killers, and after his doctor cut him off, he went through detox. One of his co-workers started selling him his personally prescribed pain killers, which led Glenn down the road to addiction at age 19. One of his friends offered him heroin, and Glenn was addicted in a week. Heroin was less expensive and gave him a better feeling at age 21. He continued to work his job, but called out often and didn’t get paid much. Glenn would only go to work when he needed money for drugs. He was pulled over a few months later and was arrested with a DWAI. His parents wanted him to go to rehab, he started isolating himself. When he wanted to go home to his parents, they refused to take him in, and Glenn checked himself into rehab. His family knew something was wrong, but no one would address the problem. Listen in to find out how Glenn found solace in the structure of sober living at Rock Recovery Center, why getting out of the town he lived in was a positive for him, how finding out about his son having a brain tumor affected him and how he lost his sobriety after drinking on a cruise vacation with his family. Share this podcast with a friend and leave us a review! Show Notes: [04:04] Glenn talks about his life as a child and his environment growing up. [12:16] How Glenn started drinking in college with other leaders in sports. [14:30] Glenn’s new addiction to painkillers. [17:37] Glenn is introduced to heroin. [20:35] How Glenn’s addiction affected his relationship with his parents. [26:13] What Glenn was able to get away from when he came to Florida for rehab. [28:21] After getting clean, getting married, Glenn falls back into addiction. [29:40] Glenn’s mindset while living at the hospital with his wife to take care of his son. [30:56] Glenn decided to not go back to meetings after five years of being sober. [31:37] Glenn’s experience with drinking.  [33:35] Alcohol can get you re-addicted even if you didn’t drink as an addict. [37:18] How getting off your diet is similar to getting back onto drugs. [38:35] Glenn relapsed for six months then ran out of money.  Links and Resources: Real Recovery Live Chat Real Recovery Talk on the Web Real Recovery Talk on YouTube Leave Real Recovery Talk a review on iTunes Rock Recovery Center

On this episode, I'm honored to be joined by founder of eXp Realty, Glenn Sanford. As a part of eXp, we've seen first hand what makes this company and its leadership so outstanding. It's a company of entrepreneurs who are building something special together, and this all started with the forward-thinking model Glenn envisioned back in 2009, when virtual brokerages hadn't begun to take shape. What always struck us about Glenn was his deep understanding of the challenges real estate business owners face, and the opportunities that are available to us. It's this business-minded approach, and his drive to create an engaged company culture in a virtual setting that has made eXp grow to take 2% of the US agent market, and helped it continue to grow globally.  After being involved with a number of internet start-ups in the 1990's and early 2000's, including a stint at AOL, Glenn started a highly successful real estate career in 2002. In 2006, his fourth full year in the business, Glenn and his team closed over $60,000,000 in real estate almost entirely from online lead generation and was ranked as one of the top 50 teams nationally with Keller Williams. After the downturn in 2008, he and his team developed the first cloud-based brokerage model that uses a 3D avatar-based online office to collaborate and communicate while abandoning the physical bricks and mortar infrastructure normally associated with real estate brokerage. In the last 9 years, since launching with 25 agents, eXp Realty has grown to over 15000 agents in all 50 states, DC and 3 Provinces in Canada and over 400 different MLS market areas. eXp Realty refers to itself as Agent-owned and the company became a public company in 2013 and in 2014 started to distribute equity to its productive agent owners. eXp Realty provides the first ESOP style Stock Ownership Program for its agents and brokers as well as a revenue sharing program all designed to enhance the agent-centric business model.    What has made eXp Realty such an attractive company for many Realtors across that  globe is that it's a company of entrepreneurs who are building something together. It's a culture that doesn't just promote innovation, it also rewards entrepreneurs for it. The success of the company stems from the early vision its leaders had to lean into the virtual model, without losing engagement, commonality and the shared context of being a Realtor in today's world.    In Today's Episode, We Talk About;   -  Glenn's background before eXp. - Where the idea for eXp Realty came from, and the pieces that came together for it to happen.   - The power of building into a future trend early.  - How to get a virtual brokerage right and uphold the team environment in a geographically dispersed setting.   - Why Glenn decided to make eXp a publicly traded real estate company and  building a vehicle for ownership.   - Building a strong team and why hiring generalists is better than specialist. - The goal to scale eXp.   - What Glenn sees on the horizon in real estate and why agents shouldn't be too panicked about change.  Guest Info   Glenn is the founder eXp Realty and CEO of eXp World Holdings, Inc. eXp Realty refers to itself as Agent-owned and the company became a public company in 2013 and in 2014 started to distribute equity to its productive agent owners. eXp Realty provides the first ESOP style Stock Ownership Program for its agents and brokers as well as a revenue sharing program all designed to enhance the agent-centric business model.  https://www.linkedin.com/in/glenndsanford/

Glenn Mattson is the CEO of Mattson Enterprise Inc., a consulting firm specializing in sales and management productivity and effectiveness. He leads a team of consultants who provide solutions to agency leaders and sales people facing the challenges of achieving extraordinary success in highly competitive and overcrowded markets. He is also a successful keynote speaker, a gifted and respected platform trainer and author. His true passion, however, is coaching which allows him to help his clients understand where they are going and how best to get there. In this episode, Aviv and Glenn discuss the myriad of ways to achieve, measure and sustain success. They talk about the importance of embracing challenges, setbacks and failures, as they are part of life and contain tremendous lessons for personal growth. Glenn identifies three interconnected factors that influence success: attitude, behavior, and technique. Attitude drives behavior and allows techniques to be utilized. Glenn details the processes he uses to help clients absolve and rescript their negative beliefs to catalyze meaningful change. Aviv and Glenn also broach the affinity addiction and workplace issues that can arise from the need and desire to be liked. They urge listeners to combat this by building self-esteem and working hard to gain respect through leadership, contributions, and values. Finally, Glenn shares his philosophies on growth motivation and the tactics that can lead to positive change in organizations. 01:13 – Introducing Glenn Mattson 02:01 – Services that Mattson Enterprise provides 02:42 – Glenn discusses his passion for coaching 03:49 – Three pillars of success: attitude, behavior, and technique 06:12 – The affinity addiction 11:01 – The distinction between a plan and an execution 11:49 – Glenn’s ‘No Guts, No Gain’ program for success 14:34 – Growth motivation 16:08 – A setback that Glenn successfully turned into a learning experience 18:04 – How Glenn motivates his clients to break out of their unsuccessful behaviors 20:33 – Why Glenn looks at a company’s objectives, strategy, structure, staff, and skills 22:38 – What Glenn means by ‘fixing the pain’ 24:22 – The advice Glenn gives to those who have their backs against the wall 26:17 – The importance of failure 26:50 – Glenn’s philosophy of ‘Pay Time’ versus ‘No Pay Time’ 27:25 – Preserving high self-esteem 28:28 – Parting words of wisdom from Glenn 30:55 – Aviv provides steps to create your new future FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.avivconsulting.com/cnf47

Released 8/27/18 Feedback on new formats What Glenn had for dinner Glenn visits Orlando to see Chris at least once a year; Chris has been to NOLA once since 2007 Disney News Shop Disney Parks app Because of the Tron Coaster construction, the WDW Railroad will be stopped Chris Visits Disney Magic Kingdom visit Halloween decorations are up! Scrims on Main Street USA Jungle Cruise Shrunken Ned’s Junior Jungle Boats - Closed on 8/21/12 Family had no interest in seeing the Country Bear Jamboree Ate at Casey’s Corner Ketchup conundrum No visit to Tomorrowland Starbucks in the park Outside vendors in the park ~50:00 Picks of the Week Chris: Flash Diffuser Reflector Kit https://amzn.to/2LxPgoa Flash Diffuser Light Softbox https://amzn.to/2wsh482 Wireless Speedlite Flash https://amzn.to/2LylCzj

Margy and Jess are excited to be exhibiting for the second year in a row at FinCon in Dallas! On today’s episode, we feature an interview with longtime client, Dr. Glenn Livingston.   What was life like when you were obese, personally and professionally? Glenn grew up in a family of psychotherapists, and always wanted to be a psychologist on the radio (like his dad) Glenn started as a couples and family therapist His work required a lot of presence, but he couldn’t say present because he was so preoccupied by food In addition to his concerning mental obsession with food, he was also experiencing serious health risks   What role did shame play in your life when you were binge eating? Shame played a big role Glenn has realized that bingeing is only possible when you are also self shaming This led Glenn to think about the survival role that guilt and shame play in keeping us alive Like physical pain, shame can draw your attention to mistakes and prevent you from doing destructive things again Glenn calls his inner destructive self his “pig” Removing shame and guilt made it possible for Glenn to recover   What can we do as individuals and as a community to help people struggling with shame and disordered eating? As a community, we need to recognize the economic, sociological and physiological forces aligned in the culture to create binge eating It’s amazing that anyone is able to eat normally Billions of dollars go into engineering super concentrated starches, sugars and other unhealthy food chemicals designed to short circuit the pleasure centers of the brains When rats can directly activate the pleasure center of the brain, they will do nothing else (sacrificing things they need to survive like food in favor of pleasure) The mammalian brain will engage in serious self neglect in pursuit of pleasure The advertising industry also helps convince us that we can’t live without unhealthy foods The addiction treatment industry gives the message of “you are powerless to resist” As a society, to remove shame we can look at what’s happening in the society as a whole and have compassion for how it’s creating binge eaters Glenn presents the idea that people whose drug of choice is food are more selfless, because unlike drugs addicts they don’t affect the people around them with their addiction   Who have your biggest critics been over the years? Glenn is a compassionate person and is also highly educated on these topics Ultimately, Glenn figured out that he couldn’t “love himself thin” Glenn has developed a paradigm where you distance yourself from the lizard brain (which he calls his “inner pig”) He draws clear boundaries (no chocolate on weekdays) Some people believe Glenn’s philosophy and use of the word “pig” is fat shaming, but Glenn’s theory is that this lizard brain (or “pig”) is NOT you This relates to the Buddhist practice of realizing that your thoughts are not you What we think of as our identity is a subset of thoughts driven by our neurology You can make a statement of character like “I’m not the kind of person who eats chocolate during the week,” forming an identity around that statement of will   What’s the balance between loving yourself and also wanting to be thinner and healthier? Glenn doesn’t know if a happy fat person exists From what he’s seen, there are a lot of health consequences to being overweight Plus sized people should be loved and accepted, and because of the perfect storm, it’s not easy to get control over eating Hopelessness can cause people to give up on getting thinner and healthier If you can be a happy, healthy fat person, Glenn is ok with that He hates to see people give up on being a thin person without really understanding what’s going on psychologically and how they can leverage that to get thin Glenn is not very supportive of the notion of just “accepting your weight.” He feels people should strive for a medically healthy weight   How has being interviewed on podcasts so frequently impacted you? Glenn’s goal is to help a million people a year stop overeating He’s had almost 300k downloads of his kindle book He is consistently in the top 5 Amazon books for eating disorders He sees a spike in book sales every time a podcast goes out Podcasting has also helped with Glenn getting more personal coaching clients Another benefit is that podcasts are a “safe” type of publicity to hone his message before going on more mainstream media outlets   At what point in your journey as a guest did you start to see the effects of podcast interviews? Glenn averages an extra 100 downloads every podcast, 10-15 opt ins and about one paid client per podcast It took a couple of months for the podcasts to start coming out and then it became a very steady bump in Amazon stats In retrospect, he wishes he had bought a word of mouth domain for his call to action   Are there certain types of shows that are more effective for you? Glenn is against the 12 Step programs, which makes him unpopular with some mainstream addiction recovery shows The best are any type of health podcasts, particularly the fitness shows because his approach is very disciplined   What is the connection with religious shows? Glenn isn’t religious, but the structure of his philosophy is very compatible with religion (like separating the angel and the devil on your shoulder His average review on Amazon is higher among people who buy religious books   What role does isolation play in addiction? Addiction is an isolating behavior “Narcissus didn’t die of self love, he died of self neglect” You can fight addiction with connection, and it’s part of the process What Glenn objects to in the 12 Step process is not the community, but the concept that it’s a disease and people can’t help themselves which leads to fear and the feeling of powerlessness         Resources Mentioned:   FinCon2017   Health at Every Size   Milner and Olds Studies   Jack Trimpy Rational Recovery   Jean Paul Sartre   Rat Park   NeverBingeAgain.com          

Today we have another great bonus episode featuring Glenn Winokur, Senior Advisor to Healthbox. Before Glenn came on board with Healthbox, he was Co-founder and CEO of Syapse, a company which he Incubated from an idea in a Stanford class to a market leading venture funded start-up that provides a precision medicine data platform enabling healthcare providers to use molecular profiling to diagnose and treat patients. Under Glenn’s leadership over an 8 year period, Syapse raised over $40m in venture funding. Prior to Syapse, Glenn was the CEO of Scalix and Chief Operating Officer of NetIQ, respectively. In addition to Healthbox, Glenn is an advisor to the University of Illinois, Stanford University, and UCSF. And with all this experience, Glenn has become an angel investor with investments including Puppet Labs, Cloud Sherpas (now part of Accenture), SchoolMessenger (now part of West Corp), Syapse, and Panthenon. In today’s episode we cover: Glenn’s background and  role with Healthbox The story behind Glenn’s first investment and how did he arrived at the financial position to do so What draws Glenn to investing in Healthcare and why The key things Glenn wants to see if a company that he invests in How important Glenn’s background scaling companies and acting as CEO has been in his investing strategy What Glenn thinks entrepreneurs should consider about when raising from angels Connect with Glenn: LinkedIn Twitter Connect with Healthbox Follow us on Twitter and @ChuckFeerick Subscribe and leave a review in iTunes Have guest suggestions or topic ideas for the podcast? Send them to us at ideas@healthbox.com Listen to this episode on iTunes, SoundCloud, or Libsyn

-Wait...There's a musical that Pat Gray likes??-Movies that make men cry -Glenn is losing touch with people-Self imposed ignorance-Fuzzy geography with Rep. Maxine Waters -Is Putin marching into Korea??? -Does the media ignore terror attacks?-A Bowling Green massacre??? -How Democrats compare Christianity and Islam-​Sen. Mike Lee discusses President Trump's immigration ban, his nominee for the Supreme Court and if we should be concerned about executive orders -Chevron Deference talk-only on The Glenn Beck Program -So is it or is it not a 'Muslim ban'? -Arguments with God -'People are people' -Tonight's big debate!-The Blaze's Tomi Lahren was on with Bill Maher... here's how it went. -Should a boss fire someone he disagrees with? -Matthew McConaughey's message to Hollywood about the new president-Does the left's constant whining embolden President Trump's conservative impulses?-Will Trump ever surrender to the press? -Now is the time to come together-Fight fire with fire?-God can change Donald Trump but not our friends?-What Glenn prays for-Where did the real Pat Gray go??? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

-President Trump moving too slowly for Time Magazine -Judge Trump on what he does and not what we fear -A new Hall of Fame member! -Never again is now? -Oscar nominees announced -Does Glenn have Low T? -Musicals are so annoying -Mel Gibson finally getting love from Hollywood again -A vet's pick for best picture-Jeffy. Man of honor. Or something.-Going through the decisions of Trump's likely Supreme Court pick-Dippin' Dots vs. Texas heat -The goofy regulations left by The Obama Administration -Guide horses and fancy hotels -What's making the cows fart? -Glenn to get a horse and a pig for the set?-Mother in laws get a bad rap -What Glenn learned at a funeral -Remembering a special listener-National Patriotic Devotion Day -Trump may have someone great in mind for The Supreme Court -PC-ESPN's ridiculous political correctness just got more ridiculous -ESPN is ripe for the taking?-Shame on Venus Williams -How do you communicate with unintelligent people?-A fascinating figure from American history The Glenn Beck Program with Glenn Beck, Pat Gray, Stu Burguiere and Jeff Fisher, Weekdays 9a–12pm ET on TheBlaze Radio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we go deep into running the business that is The Horse Radio Network. We talk with America's Horse Husband Glenn "the Geek" Hebert SPONSOR: Emerald City Productions Get your first four episodes edited for $15 each (and only $40 after that - for shows up to 30 minutes). Just go to www.emeraldcitypro.com/sop (other companies are charging $99 an episode) Because of my Podcast: Ravi Jayagopal Ravi is the man behind Digital Access Pass which is a great membership script if you're looking to turn your Wordpress Website into a Membership site. Ravi shares how starting his Subscribe Me and Cut to the Chase Podcasts has boosted sales, introduced him to new friends and resources, got consulting clients, and created doors where none existed. Check out Ravi's "Subscribe Me" Book, His Subscribe Me podcast, and his Wordpress Player "Cool Cast" Player Glenn The Geek Takes Us Behind The Operations of The Horse Radio Podcast Network. What a typical day looks like The rules of setting up additional shows What media group is RIPE to start their own podcast What Glenn does with his advertisers to keep them engaged Check out Glenn at www.horseradionetwork.com Glenn was on the SOP talking about Sponsorships Mentioned In This Show Dealing With My Grief Podcast Podfest.us February in Florida Podcast Engineering School (Chris was on a previous show) Digital Access Pass My Podcast Reviews Confessions of a Wannabe PodcaSTAR: The Biggest Podcasting Myths Busted Honestly: My Life and Stryper Revealed Divi Wordpress Theme Not Sure Where To Start With Podcasting? Free video course "Podcast baby steps" will show you in bite size chunks what to do.  

-"You're not supposed to be sycophants; you're supposed to be skeptics."-How completely unaware is the left? Let me count the ways-Checking on the health of former President George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush -Will President Trump play more golf than President Obama? -Stu falling in love with Trump? -Big spending cuts coming from Trump?? -Remembering the respect George W. Bush had for our troops-Big budget cuts on tap from President Trump? -Trouble with a possible Trump judge?-The first Pro LGBT president -"I'm Carol, now!!" -How much should companies expect from their employees? -What Glenn wants from a Trump presidency -Glenn's friend being considered by Trump-President Obama's farewell to reporters-Obama's post-presidency plans -We found common ground with Obama!!!! -'Substantial' number of pardons yet to come from Obama -When becoming THE PRESIDENT hits you -The story of a rowdy inauguration -Rick Perry and The Department of Energy -Why is Rick Perry worried about nukes? ...Grief counselors for kids ahead of Trump inauguration?? The Glenn Beck Program with Glenn Beck, Pat Gray, Stu Burguiere and Jeff Fisher, Weekdays 9a–12pm ET on TheBlaze Radio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Glenn Clark is the president and creative director of Clark CSM Marketing & Communications. He has worked as a Designer and Creative Director alongside world-class talent at agencies such as Partners + Napier in Rochester and Eric Mower & Associates in Syracuse prior to founding an award-winning agency. His vision for Clark CSM has always been to create amazing work with an attentiveness to a wide-array of clients while specializing in tourism and destination marketing. His clients will agree, Glenn is a blast to work with and usually the most enthusiastic person in the room. Even better, he'll never turn down an invite to grab a beer. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why he started Clark CSM How Clark CSM got its foothold in the travel and tourism industry What Glenn did for a skiing location in a year with no snow How telling the right story allowed Glenn to help a coffee shop stand out Why you need to work on the business, not in the business What Glenn is doing with the craft beverage industry How to create a powerful, memorable brand through authentic marketing Why it’s important to connect in person -- not just on social media The creative branding blogs that Glenn has launched Ways to contact Glenn: Website: www.clarkcsm.com Resources: Two Cows: www.clarkcsm.com/two-cows Crafting A Brand: http://eepurl.com/ci_eV5 Three Things Every Thursday: http://eepurl.com/bAHYrL

It’s that time of the week again - time for another episode of The Retirement Answer Man featuring your very own Retirement Answer Man, Roger Whitney (that’s me). On this episode I’m going to introduce you to the concept of what is being called the “sharing economy” (in case you didn’t know what it was already), and give you some tips about how you can take the steps to utilize the various aspects of the sharing economy in your retirement years. I think you’re going to find this episode to be chock full of great, actionable stuff that you can use. So be sure you take the time to listen. The sharing economy is here. Are you willing to be a part of it? Do you know what the sharing economy is? It’s the idea that people with excess resources (like a spare room, an empty garage, or even an extra seat in your car) make those resources available to others who have a need for that resource on a temporary basis. I believe that there are many, many opportunities for those moving into their retirement years to supplement their retirement income and build a better life. If you’re curious what’s possible in your situation, you’ll be surprised by the things I chat about with my friend Glenn, from the Casual Capitalist.   You could get income from things you already have that you’re not using. One of the big concerns for those who are moving into retirement is whether they will have adequate income for the expenses it will take to live a comfortable and happy life. Today’s episode is focused on ways that retirees can utilize the sharing economy to build new avenues of income using things they already own or possess. You could rent out your car, a spare room in your home, extra storage space, or even drive people around your area for a fee. You can find out about many of the opportunities out there on this episode of The Retirement Answer Man. The sharing economy could help you stay connected to people during retirement. While more and more Baby Boomers are working within the sharing economy to build their income, many of them are finding an unexpected benefit: they are enjoying the relationships they are having with people they serve. It’s a surprising way that many are keeping themselves engaged in society and out of their homes, avoiding the danger of becoming isolated and lonely. Today’s guest on The Retirement Answer Man is Glenn, from the Casual Capitalist and he’s got loads of great information to share about what the sharing economy is, how it works, and what you can do to get involved for the sake of increasing your income and even building new relationships during your retirement years. Interested? Be sure you listen. Would you like some simple, actionable retirement tips sent to your inbox every Saturday? I’ve recently put together a new offering that’s absolutely free, designed to help you discover ways to make the most out of your retirement years and build a great life even though you’re out of the workforce. The things I share are not shared anyplace else, so I encourage you to sign up for my “6 Shot Saturday” emails to get practical help every, single week. If that sounds of interest to you, go to www.RogerWhitney.com and sign up today!   OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN [0:28] Roger’s introduction to this episode. [0:46] The Retirement Answer Man has just broken the Top 10 in iTunes! [2:00] How you can get your 6-shot Saturday episodes. THE HAPPY LAB [3:26] What do you do when you haven’t been doing the things that bring you enjoyment. [5:15] THE CHALLENGE: Identify the things that make you happy and figure out how to do them. HOT TOPIC SEGMENT [5:38] How Baby Boomers are moving into the cities from the suburbs. [7:22] Why older folks are moving into the cities: My ideas. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? SEGMENT [9:24] What is “the sharing economy?” [10:25] An example of the sharing economy in action. PRACTICAL PLANNING SEGMENT [12:48] Roger’s introduction to Glenn Carter from The Casual Capitalist - and this topic. [13:50] What Glenn means when he talks about “The sharing economy.” [15:57] How can the sharing economy be an opportunity for Baby Boomers? [18:30] How the sharing economy helps meet a fundamental need for Baby Boomers. [20:52] Income averages for people who are “sharing economy workers.” [21:58] Examples of sharing economy platforms. [34:27] Tips for using the various platforms that exist. [35:40] How you can use the quiz Glenn offers. TODAY’S SMART SPRINT SEGMENT [36:57] Check out the sharing economy websites so you can learn how they work and what they are. 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New Releases. The DRIVECLUB debacle. CoD Advanced Warfare will be cross-buy. Season Pass detail for WWE 2K15. PSN Top 20 for September. What Josh is playing and watching. Break music from GaiaSeed. What Glenn is playing and watching. Josh’s massive NYCC 2014 report. Review of the PlayStation TV. Comedian is Brian Regan. http://psnation.com 12:20 - DRIVECLUB 32:40 - Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare 37:15 - WWE 2K15 36:50 - Pix the Cat 52:25 - Project CARS Break music from GaiaSeed 1:42:35 - Zen Pinball 2 (South Park tables) 1:44:52 - Destiny 1:47:00 - Killzone Mercenary 1:54:50 - Killzone 3 (via PlayStation Now) 2:54:02 - LEGO Batman 3 3:55:09 - PlayStation TV Comedian is Brian Regan