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Happy New Year! I wish 2021 will be full of health, love, success, connection, and peace for everyone around the world. Joining me on this episode of Everyday Awesome is Ian Griffith. Ian is a jack of many trades and a master of them all. His background includes being a director at top tech companies worldwide and managing successful teams in numerous marketing, video, publication, podcasting companies, designing and creating hundreds of videos for live events of 5,000 plus in the audience. Recently, Ian has added certified elite coach, speaker, entrepreneur, and leader to his many trades. Ian’s mission and purpose of his life is to impact the good of the world in a massive way, which inspired his founding of the Feeding Gratitude Movement in San Francisco. We discuss how it is possible to change your life even as a busy professional, overcoming limiting beliefs, his growth in success despite his challenging upbringing, and his relentless pursuit of his dreams. And most importantly, we talk about Soulcrastination - putting off your soul’s purpose and how you can live the life you are meant to live. About how to make 2021 the year that you say ‘Yes’ and use fear to propel you forward to a life filled with purpose and passion.Tune in to Episode 5 to hear Ian’s inspiring background, how you can use fear to accomplish your dreams, and tools that you can apply for the new year. Some Questions I Ask:How would you describe ‘soulcrastination’ to our listeners? (12:39)How did you do this while juggling work and family? (26:33)What is something that you’re most proud of? (45:47)In This Episode You Will Learn:About Ian’s background that led to his mission (7:04)How Ian coaches his clients to create a relationship with their future self (17:58)About the importance of grit (31:45)How to use fear to leverage your dreams (36:36)What Ian does to start a new year (47:38)Let’s Connect!InstagramWebsite Twitter LinkedIn Email: everydayawesomewithtriciag@gmail.comConnect With IanWebsiteFeeding Gratitude YouTubeBook - Activate Your Life Resources:Book: The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Quick-Show Notes:A Little about Ian Pryor:Ian founded Pryor Tax Law (P.T.L)  in 2014 as an independent tax and estate planning boutique. His primary areas of expertise are corporate tax planning and reorganizations, advising on the purchase and sale of businesses, planning for high net-worth individuals, family business succession planning, trust planning and preparation, and international tax planning.He works closely with other professionals and advisors to create and implement business and estate plans and enjoys working in a team environment to ensure client needs and goals are met. In this episode of The Millionaire's Lawyer, JP and Ian Pryor discuss:Ian Pryor works on the public aspect of things; he likes to work with other professionals to ensure their mutual clients' needs are met.Pryor meets with his clients and their team of professionals to go over everything to make sure that the structure of the business is correct, and that the client is well versed and able to take advantage of the structuring.Last few years the tax crystal ball had become a little more foggy than normal, and now with COVID, the accountants have no idea what to expect.The Government is in such a deficit that they are most likely to add more taxes, higher taxes, but we have no idea what they are planning. Everyone is sitting in limbo to find out the implications.Your host, JP asked Ian Pryor what he thought people should be doing right now to stay proactive, he suggests:Plan in advance. Think of what your business is going to be doing in advance and position yourself to reap all of the benefits you should be able to.If you wait too long, when you go to sell you may be taxed up the ying-yang!COVID has really made a lot of people think about their estate, making sure they have their Wills and POA's set up, and the structuring to sell soon and ensure a comfortable life for the family.Ian and JP both feel as though the estate field will be flourishing over the next few years, this pandemic has shown everyone what really matters, and what to do to protect it.The process of working with Ian very's per client. Every corporation is different, just because you are an e-commerce business does not mean you should be structured the same as every other e-commerce business.Canadian Business in the United States (US)Once Canadian corporations want to expand they generally look to the US because they are a bigger market.Currently, the US election has had a lot of Canadians hold off, they are unsure of what changes Biden might make in regards to taxation laws.What Ian generally sees is that the Canadian business will sell to the US.We can set up a sister corporation, or a joint partnership.Corporations from the US like LLCs, but for us Canadians, LLCs are taxed differently and is not recommended.An individual who believes they know everything should raise some red flags - no one knows everything, find someone who knows what you don't to help.Some consequences that  not planning ahead could have:Canadians that sell to LLCs - due to structuring and taxationFor Canadians that have a UK beneficiary in their estate planning, the UK gets taxed on their inheritance.Ian Pryor highly recommends making sure that you have planned in advance and keep revisiting the plan to revise along the way.Planning allows for the optimal outcome of the situation.Ian Pryor is also a member of STEPEnjoy what you have, spend time with your kids while they are kids! Don't let work absorb you and take you away from living your life and enjoying what you have!Know what you don't know and find someone who does know that. It is a lot better than assuming you know and Googling along the way. Connect with Ian Pryor:WebsiteLinkedInConnect with your host, JP:TwitterInstagramFacebookWebsiteShow:LinkedInEmail: jpmcavoy@conductlaw.comPhone: 1-833-890-8878THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR:Conduct LawWebsite

So this episode is a little bit unusual. Instead of poetry, we played a game and we started those conversations that the world needs more of. It is a continuation of a previous episode :) What Ian's working on & where to find him: https://www.patreon.com/ianquiet/posts - to support his projects, get early access, behind the scenes AND MORE! https://open.spotify.com/artist/64fxHNUOD0GpzLiggaJVQ2?si=IELwI2fqTfuqM7LkuF2CzA - to listen to his music and stream it! https://youtu.be/0TRDB1b0Wi0 - his latest music video!!! What Nona's up to: https://www.instagram.com/chairules9/ - here she is helping me develop art for my upcoming book - which will be available for purchase in March of 2021. She is also helping me to host and entertain on Sharing Spaces - bi-weekly events to share art, music, poetry and conversation! How to find Zach: https://www.twitch.tv/pineappleking23 - to follow, subscribe, or watch him streaming games on Twitch! Make sure to visit the live stream chat and laugh along with his wonderfulness. More about Vertellis: https://vertellis.com/ and this is the specific game we were playing while recording this episode! https://vertellis.com/products/vertellis-coasters --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincerelybluejaypoetry/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelybluejaypoetry/support

So this episode is a little bit unusual. Instead of poetry, we played a game and we started those conversations that the world needs more of. What Ian's working on & where to find him: https://www.patreon.com/ianquiet/posts - to support his projects, get early access, behind the scenes AND MORE! https://open.spotify.com/artist/64fxHNUOD0GpzLiggaJVQ2?si=IELwI2fqTfuqM7LkuF2CzA - to listen to his music and stream it! https://youtu.be/0TRDB1b0Wi0 - his latest music video!!! What Nona's up to: https://www.instagram.com/chairules9/ - here she is helping me develop art for my upcoming book - which will be available for purchase in March of 2021. She is also helping me to host and entertain on Sharing Spaces - bi-weekly events to share art, music, poetry and conversation! How to find Zach: https://www.twitch.tv/pineappleking23 - to follow, subscribe, or watch him streaming games on Twitch! Make sure to visit the live stream chat and laugh along with his wonderfulness. More about Vertellis: https://vertellis.com/ and this is the specific game we were playing while recording this episode! https://vertellis.com/products/vertellis-coasters --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincerelybluejaypoetry/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelybluejaypoetry/support

Dr. Ian Dunbar, the man who wrote the book on pet training and developed the first ever puppy-training courses in the country. Go to any local dog park in your city and most of the dogs there have been influenced by his work! He has written six books with hundreds of thousands of copies in circulation. He has a Udemy course that has trained more than 40K pet parents and trainers. He was the founder of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers, which is now known as the Association of Professional Dog Trainers. Over the past 35 years, Dr. Dunbar has given over 1000 seminars and workshops around the world for dog trainers and veterinarians. You will learn:- How Ian found his way to dog training after going to veterinary school- What Ian’s research taught him about how to train dogs- The best ways Ian found to distribute his knowledge about puppy training- Why Ian believes it’s so important to reach prospective puppy owners - Ian’s advice for planning for retirement as a service professional- Ian’s idea of the good life and how he lives it every dayIan’s story is certainly an inspiration for anyone who has a dream of working for themselves and making a good living.

Ian Yurdin is a Smith Rock local who climbs hard and has had a successful career developing footwear for companies like Adidas, FiveTen, and Solomon. We talked about his career in product creation and his transition to consulting, starting a restaurant with his wife Kristin, his history with ‘To Bolt Or Not To Be’, measuring rock temperature to quantify climbing conditions, health issues, and the things he is most grateful for.  *NOTE: Ian had actually clipped the 13th bolt on ‘To Bolt’ on his heartbreaking try. (He mistakenly said it was the 12th in the interview.)  Support on Patreon:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  Show Notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/ian-yurdin  Nuggets:  1:40 – Barry’s backup beeper  3:55 – Renovating a 100-year-old train depot and moving the building 36 feet  7:10 – What sparked the idea for the Terrebonne Depot, seeing the building, and calling the owner every month for three years  12:17 – Building a place to bring together the community as a passion project vs. smart business move, and the storage shower   17:31 – Kristin sending Vicious Fish while working 60+ hours per week at the restaurant, and Ian’s favorite era at Smith (~2006-2008)  19:39 – Working through the other classic 5.13s and climbing ‘White Wedding’  23:29 – “The Unfinishables”  25:03 – Herniated discs, colonoscopies, and cancer  28:38 – Ian’s current health, my experience working with Mark DeJohn, being your own health advocate, and Ian’s thoughts about surgery for disc injuries   35:30 – My friend’s experience with back surgery and pain killers  37:36 – Ian’s other life, footwear, and managing a 100-million-dollar business  42:51 – Transitioning into consulting, the difference between working for a brand vs. working for yourself, and the power of the consumer  50:03 – What can we do as consumers, thinking about where things come from, vetting brands, and voting with your dollars  53:42 – Different businesses as different organisms  56:24 – Ian’s history on ‘To Bolt Or Not To Be’  1:13:09 – Passing on beta, being in Nina’s video, and failure yes or no, and the line between unfun and unhealthy  1:18:38 – ‘To Bolt’ as a Ph.D. in face climbing, and the tradeoffs of long-term projecting  1:20:46 – The temperature gun (thermometer), conditions, and noticing trends   1:32:56 – Ian’s warmup routine for ‘To Bolt’, forcing the pressure numb, and practicing falling   1:40:02 – Mixing in other pitches for fitness  1:42:26 – What Ian learned from climbing with Paige Claassen (now Paige de Kock)  1:49:53 – Gratitude for Casbah, health, friends, living in Central Oregon  1:53:41 – Ian’s excitement to be healthy and pain-free, climbing again, mountains, and being a dabbler alpinist  1:55:32 – Ian’s experience and thoughts on Instagram and Facebook  

Dr. Ian Oppermann is the NSW Government’s Chief Data Scientist and CEO of the NSW Data Analytics Centre. Ian has 27 years’ experience in the ICT sector and, has led organizations with more than 300 people, delivering products and outcomes that have impacted hundreds of millions of people globally. He has held senior management roles in Europe and Australia as Director for Radio Access Performance at Nokia, Global Head of Sales Partnering (network software) at Nokia Siemens Networks, and then Divisional Chief and Flagship Director at CSIRO. Ian is considered a thought leader in the area of the Digital Economy and is a regular speaker on “Big Data” and broadband-enabled services. Enjoy the show! We speak about: [02:00] How Ian started in the world of data [07:20] Ian’s professional background [10:00] Ian’s role as NSW Government’s Chief Data Scientist [15:10] The skills that have helped Ian succeed in his role [19:25] Running an effective ideation workshop [23:45] Should you get an MBA? [33:30] Developing risk frameworks [36:40] What Ian is most proud of Resources: Ian’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ianoppermann/ Quotes: “I have the ability to look impossible challenges square in the eye and not blink.” “Sometimes a slightly crazy idea which you can then find a reasonably sensible idea is a great way to tackle challenges.” “I don’t think an MBA is for everybody.” “Data standards are really starting to get interesting.” Thank you to our sponsors: Fyrebox - Make Your Own Quiz! RMIT Online Master of Data Science Strategy and Leadership Gain the advanced strategic, leadership and data science capabilities required to influence executive leadership teams and deliver organisation-wide solutions. We are RUBIX. - one of Australia’s leading pure data consulting companies delivering project outcomes for some of the world’s leading brands. Visit online.rmit.edu.au for more information And as always, we appreciate your Reviews, Follows, Likes, Shares and Ratings. Thank you so much for listening. Enjoy the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/datafuturology/message

For the past 30 years, Ian Tyson has been entertaining and inspiring audiences across North America. As a professional speaker, Ian helps others realize their potential and seek happiness in life. Ian is known for his humourous and heart-warming storytelling, along with his natural ability to deliver meaningful life lessons along the way, and he did lots of both in this warm and entertaining discussion. Among other things we discuss: ~ The importance of pausing to truly savor food, family, moments & memories. ~ Treasuring the things we make for each other and for ourselves. ~ What Ian considers "Gratefuel." ~ The importance of making things for ourselves. ~ The story of how Ian got involved in professional speaking. ~ How things are different, if at all, with students now as opposed to a couple of decades ago.  ~ Why mashed potatoes are so meaningful for Ian. ~ What he does to try to maintain mindfulness, nourishment and self-care while he is away from home. To learn more about Ian Tyson, visit http://www.iantyson.ca For all previous episodes of the podcast, visit http://www.NoScheduleManPodcast.com. “Journeys with the No Schedule Man” is presented by: Connect1 Consulting - https://connect1consulting.com Diamond & Gold Treasures - http://www.diamondzgold.com Provincial Glass & Mirror - https://www.provincialglass.com/ Susan Eliuk at Travel Agents In Action - http://www.foreverpreciousmemories.ca Trickett Financial - https://www.trickettfinancial.com/ momondays London - http://www.momondays.com/london

In this episode, you will learn: • Ian’s brief background • The reason why Ian joined Gobundance • Why Ian decided to sell all his residential units • Ian’s horizontal income and his personal expenses • What Ian does to exercise • What Ian’s diet looks like • What Ian does to give back • The best vacation that Ian had ever took • The five greatest moments in Ian’s life • Ian’s five future greatest hits • Ian’s vision ten years from now • Plus, so much more! Ian is passionate about building world class sales teams that deliver exceptional outcomes for customers. He believes in leading by example, out-working the competition, and the importance of attracting and retaining top talent. Ian is highly competitive and driven by the opportunity to lead the market and solve big problems for customers. Ian is experienced in leading teams across field, inside, direct, and indirect sales models as well as launching and developing new verticals and new routes to market. He has 10+ years of experience in SaaS based technologies and recurring revenue models and has a deep understanding of how to drive profitable growth in these models.

Ever feel like the communication gap between a coach, you, and your athlete is the size of the Grand Canyon? It happens. Hey, we're emotional, complex humans, right? In today's huddle, I talk to Ian Goldberg who is a passionate sports dad, youth sports coach and Founder of iSport360.com. Ian created an APP to get parents & coaches communicating....talking and sharing information without emotional baggage, judgment, blame, and shame. Say what? Yep, we can do it. If you don't use this tool and you have a kid in sports who has a coach and you have to communicate with them.....turn the volume up and join us for solutions. Ian shares who he is and why he started his company and developed this App. Why there is a disconnect btw parents & coaches when communicating with the kids. Why creating an infrastructure for youth sports communication makes sense. How we can Take best practices from education and apply them to sports. How the APP works and why it brings everyone together on the same page. What type of feedback the APP allows and why it's so important. How being a sports parent is so emotional and how important it is for us to respond from the unconscious and unconscious. Why aren't we better, as the mature adults, at managing our emotions? What Ian and isport360.com would like to accomplish with the APP. Where Ian sees youth sports headed in the next 5 to 10 yrs   CONTINUE THE HUDDLE    WE LOVE HEARING FROM YOU!  If you have a question about today’s episode (or want to ask a question of your own for the podcast), you can email me at beth@sportsmomsunited.com or head on over to the  Sports Moms United Facebook Community

Tami Goveia talks with Lee Goldberg about his book, "Killer Thriller." In #1 New York Times bestselling author Lee Goldberg’s action-packed sequel to the Washington Post bestseller True Fiction, a hapless writer is pitted against an enemy nation mounting a treacherous plot lifted from one of his thrillers. Everybody loves Ian Ludlow’s action novels—especially the CIA—because the spies know something the public doesn’t: his fictional plots have a frightening tendency to come true. Ian is in Hong Kong with his resourceful assistant Margo French to research his wildest story yet—a deadly global conspiracy by Chinese intelligence to topple the United States. What Ian doesn’t know is that his horrifying scenario is happening and that the Chinese mistakenly believe he’s an undercover superspy assigned to foil their scheme. Now Ian is trapped in his own terrifying thriller, on the run from assassins, and racing against time to prevent an epic disaster. He’s written himself into a corner that could cost his life…and his country.

Tami Goveia talks with Lee Goldberg about his book, "Killer Thriller." In #1 New York Times bestselling author Lee Goldberg’s action-packed sequel to the Washington Post bestseller True Fiction, a hapless writer is pitted against an enemy nation mounting a treacherous plot lifted from one of his thrillers. Everybody loves Ian Ludlow’s action novels—especially the CIA—because the spies know something the public doesn’t: his fictional plots have a frightening tendency to come true. Ian is in Hong Kong with his resourceful assistant Margo French to research his wildest story yet—a deadly global conspiracy by Chinese intelligence to topple the United States. What Ian doesn’t [...] The post Lee Goldberg discusses “Killer Thriller” | Book Circle Online appeared first on Book Circle Online.

Last week you heard from award-winning somatic sexologist, best selling author and founder of the Erotic Blueprints Miss Jaiya. And today I have the honour of introducing you all to her partner of 11 years, Ian Ferguson. Now Ian doesn’t consider himself a KINK expert (let alone a sex expert) but when it comes to expanding his sexuality and embracing his kink, he definitely has some stories to tell and wisdom to share. In this episode, you’ll learn how he moved past the shame of his kinky desires and in doing so, transformed his sex life. Plus: The importance of having a partner who doesn’t shame or reject your sexual needs Why men struggle to embrace their desires to submit and how to help them What “sub-space” is and the intense play scene that allowed Ian to experience it The differences between kinks and fetishes The most important role of a Dominant How to avoid erotic starvation What Ian is currently exploring And so much more! Enjoy!

In episode 33 of The Robby Row Show my guest Ian Markow and I dive into the movement world. We take a look at how we can improve everyday human performance by first improving how we move. I highly encourage you to check this podcast out not just if you’re an athlete but if you’re also a human being! What Ian teaches isn’t just for high performing athletes - this is stuff that can optimize human health and longevity. In a day and age where we put so much emphasis on lifting heavy weights to build strength we also need to focus on the way our bodies are moving.Be sure to check out Ian Markow on all of his social media platforms below to get some amazing content to start improving your movement.Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ianmarkow/ https://www.instagram.com/markowtrainingsystems/ WebsiteMarkowTrainingSystems.comYouTubeDaily Mobility Routine (C.A.R.'s)Elite Video Membership https://markowtrainingsystems.vhx.tv If you enjoyed this podcast, and my lovely voice, I would highly appreciate it if you left a good review on whichever platform you are listening to it on. That goes a long way in growing my audience so more n more people can benefit from the information my guests and I are putting out there! Thank you!Robby Rowland (Host)IG - instagram.com/robbyrow12/Website - www.therobbyrowshow.comtwitter - twitter.com/robbyrow_12/ The Robby Row Show - Episode 33Introduction of Guest - Ian Markow* Athletic Background?* When did you decide to do what you do now?Subject - Kinstretch* What is it?* Why should we do it?* How does it apply to athletes?Subject- Active Mobility* Games been changed (no static stretching) - why do you believe this is becoming a more “popular” topic in todays athletic society?* Stick Mobility - what, why, how?* CARS - what, why, how?* Benefits of mobility in regards to athletes (simple for youth)Subject - Stability/Mobility/Pure Strength* If we can’t have it all - where do we put our focus?* Genetics to either 3?* Baseball players are best when?

Ian Dewhurst is a dual Commonwealth Games track athlete, Physiotherapist and running Subject Matter Expert. In this interview, Dan asks Ian about how CrossFit athletes can benefit from his area of specialisation. They discuss: - The single biggest thing CrossFit athletes neglect. - How more focus on running could benefit CrossFitters. - How to incorporate running into your training without spending more time at the gym. - The smallest thing a CrossFit athlete could do to give the greatest benefit. - What Ian would like to see programmed as an event in The CrossFit Games. - What Ian will be covering at the Range of Motion Athlete Camp. Ian Dewhurst is a two-time Australian Commonwealth Games Representative (Glasgow 2014, Gold Coast 2018), three-time Australian Open Champion (2014, 2017, 2018) and Bronze Medalist in the 2013 World University Games (Russia). He holds a scholarship at the West Australian Institute of Sport and is the 11th fastest Australian all-time in the 400m hurdles, with a time of 49.52. ROMcast provides bite-sized chunks of health, happiness, fitness and performance. Presented by Exercise Physiologist and Scientist, Coach and Director of Range of Motion, Dan Williams. Enjoy ROMcast? We'd love if you could rate or review our show on iTunes or Stitcher, and don't forget to subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher so you don't miss future episodes!

I often think I am crazy for how much I genuinely care about injury prevention, rehab and recovery for athletes.  However, I no longer think that after meeting Ian Warner, who is a former Olympic sprinter for the Canadian National Team, Iowa State Cyclone, founder & CEO of KHO Labs and author of the book “Endure: An Athlete’s Guide to Faith, Hope & Success.”  Ian shares the same passion for sports injury prevention and helping athletes successfully transition to a life after sports that I do.  In this episode we dive deep in the lessons athletes can learn and that I learned from Ian's book.  In addition we talk about Ian's most recent project with Kho labs and the injuries he went through as competitive athlete, which he is hoping to prevent in others.  Below you will find other topics of discussion: Ian's inspiration behind writing writing Endure. How Ian dealt with the disappointment of making the Olympic team, but not actually getting the chance to run and compete. Why Ian used his story and the stories of other athletes in his book. How athletes can use the idea of endurance to their benefit. Ian explains what is faith and what can it look like. How we are all apart of a bigger picture and how to embrace this mindset. What is was like for Ian to grow up with an older brother who was also and elite track athlete. Why dreams are often associated with the gifts you are given. What Ian was doing to blaze his own trail from an early age. Why its easier now then ever before to make an impact in the world. How to use your roll-over minutes as an athlete (translatable skills). “THE WORK YOU PUT IN IS NEVER WASTED, JUST LIKE ROLL OVER MINUTES WITH A CELL PHONE” Why you miss 100% of t

I often think I am crazy for how much I genuinely care about injury prevention, rehab and recovery for athletes.  However, I no longer think that after meeting Ian Warner, who is a former Olympic sprinter for the Canadian National Team, Iowa State Cyclone, founder & CEO of KHO Labs and author of the book “Endure: An Athlete’s Guide to Faith, Hope & Success.”  Ian shares the same passion for sports injury prevention and helping athletes successfully transition to a life after sports that I do.  In this episode we dive deep in the lessons athletes can learn and that I learned from Ian's book.  In addition we talk about Ian's most recent project with Kho labs and the injuries he went through as competitive athlete, which he is hoping to prevent in others.  Below you will find other topics of discussion: Ian's inspiration behind writing writing Endure. How Ian dealt with the disappointment of making the Olympic team, but not actually getting the chance to run and compete. Why Ian used his story and the stories of other athletes in his book. How athletes can use the idea of endurance to their benefit. Ian explains what is faith and what can it look like. How we are all apart of a bigger picture and how to embrace this mindset. What is was like for Ian to grow up with an older brother who was also and elite track athlete. Why dreams are often associated with the gifts you are given. What Ian was doing to blaze his own trail from an early age. Why its easier now then ever before to make an impact in the world. How to use your roll-over minutes as an athlete (translatable skills). “THE WORK YOU PUT IN IS NEVER WASTED, JUST LIKE ROLL OVER MINUTES WITH A CELL PHONE” Why you miss 100% of the shots you never take still applies. How to staying hungry after accomplishing a goal. The importance of focusing on the process and self-improvement in the absence of extrinsic motivators. Why we should overcome evil with good. How to learn from your physical and mental pain as an athlete. “GOD DOESN’T GIVE YOU THE DESK, HE GIVES YOU THE WOOD” The L4-L5 back injury struggles Ian had the little changes he made to alleviate his debilitating pain.   Why most athletes are overtraining and the importance of recovery. When is enough, enough? - And living to fight another day. Ego and pride’s role in athletics, the good, the bad and the ugly. The athlete identity and how social media is reinforcing the brand. Ian talks about a friend he lost to suicide after their track career ended – CTE discussion Why you shouldn't wait until the very end to find an identity outside of your sport. Football injuries Ian experienced from growing up including a spiral fracture of his tibia Why he stopped playing football his Junior year of high school. How Ian's personal struggle to find adequate medical advice and treatment led to the creation of Kho Labs. “NO ONE IS GOING TO CARE ABOUT YOUR BODY AS MUCH AS YOU DO” How Ian works to keep his body injury free today. Why athletes should surround themselves with the right team of medical expertise, but also know how to take care of themselves. Why you shouldn't wait until you are broken to seek help. Are there circumstances where it is okay to push it? The cumulative affects of dropping the ego and its correlation to career longevity. How athletes can use Kho Labs to prevent and recover from injuries. WHERE CAN YOU CONNECT WITH IAN?  INSTAGRAM | TWITTER | FACEBOOK | LINKEDIN WHERE CAN YOU FIND KHO LABS? WEBSITE | APP STORE | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER | FACEBOOK | YOUTUBE | SNAPCHAT | LINKEDIN Download Episode 114 : iTunes | Stitcher | SoundCloud

In this episode Ian Szabo joins me to tell his story of underdog to hero and what life was like riding the short bus. The Start Of The Short Bus At the end of his Kindergarten year Ian’s school decided he was not ready for grade 1 and suggested he repeat Kindergarten. This is where this story begins. Repeating Kindergarten meant going to a different school. New kid. New school. Before he only had to walk from his home. This new school was too far away so he had to take a school bus. His biggest surprise was getting on his new bus.When he got on the bus he noticed that everyone seemed very different from the “normal” kids. Some kids were in wheelchairs, some were missing limbs and others rode with machines to help them breath. He asked himself “why am I on this bus? What did I do to be forced on here?” At his new school Ian was attending a special education program. He was riding the short bus to school everyday.Riding The Short Bus This was the beginning of a tough journey. The kids that rode the short bus were bullied, spit on, called names. They attended separate classes from the rest of the student body. Back then Ian wanted to be everybody else but that kid. It has taken him 10 years to even have the courage to talk about it. But today he sees things very differently. He has a new appreciation and love for his time in school. What Ian gained from his experience at school was something that has helped him to become who is today– a compassionate leader, business owner, father and husband that does not give up in the face of adversity.The Most Important Lessons The most important lessons that Ian learned from his time in special education was compassion. He learned compassion from the fellow student that needed to have someone help change him everyday. He became a class clown to make his friend laugh. This friend came to school neglected and not appreciated at home. Ian says that he hung out with the coolest people ever. It was the best education that he ever received. He also learned to be a chameleon so that he could fit in with the mainstream kids. Ian also admits that there were key teachers that helped him along the way and gave him hope. Ian attended a trade school for high school and he says this was one of the best avenues he took. This high school was the start of his first career and gave him the many skill sets that he uses to this day. In High School he learned to cook and later became a Red Seal chef, even representing Canada 3 times in the culinary Olympics.  He says that it was the determination of proving some teachers wrong that spurred him on to completing his courses and starting his career. Ian’s businesses and ventures are numerous: Represented Canada 3 times in the Culinary Olympics Started his own renovation business where he quickly mastered flipping houses Had his own TV show on HGTV and W network 2 Best selling books Creating and running a hands-on education program called FlipSchool where he teaches people his unique tips and skills for renovating and flipping houses. Real Estate Agent with a unique focus on investors Inspirational Speaker with his own custom made short busNon Conventional Life Ian has never done anything conventional. For example, in his real estate business he creates full packages for clients that include finding the house to fix up, the construction company, and mortgage broker. But now his clients don’t just include wealthy investors but people that can’t afford to do it on their own. He provides them the funds, teaches them the skills to renovate and then turnaround and sell their home! He’s using his skills that he learned on the “bus” to give back to people that need help.Everyone Has A Short Bus The most rewarding thing is the bus. It is the symbol he is most proud of. To this day he gets in and still gets nervous. “Everyone has a short bus. Getting in the bus shows I’m not scared anymore. I’m not embarrassed anymore. Back in the day no one wanted to ride on the short bus. The purpose (of the new short bus) was to have a short bus that is fun. That people want to be on.” Ian’s new bus is decked out. It is fitted with rims, TV’s, and a playstation. He tours in the bus and interviews misfits and underdogs with the purpose of finding out what made them successful.School Then And Now Ian used to have a really negative approach to the schooling system because it failed him and others. His daughters though do attend their local public school and he is extremely happy with it. He feels very good about the school and the learning that his daughters are doing there. But what he is the most proud of is the compassion that his girls have and show. Looking back, the one thing that Ian would change would be being more open to the teachers that did get and support him. “Teachers are a gift. There are many remarkable teachers out there.” Ian’s advice to parents– Ask questions and support your kids. If you think they are different-don’t squash it. Engage them. Investigate, and water it. Look for his bus on the road.Links Facebook Page- Short Bus Talks  FlipSchool Books – From Renos to Riches Fix and Flip

Welcome back to another episode of DrumGAB podcast. I think Hunter S. Thompson would enjoy Episode nine. I normally get to know my guests beforehand through private messages in order to find out what makes them tick. I did that with Ian and got to know him a little bit. After a while, he mentioned to me that he had some crazy stories to tell me if I wanted to go that route in the conversation. On this podcast, there aren't really limits to content I guess. What Ian told me was apparently watered down a bit, but that's kind of like watering down gasoline I think.  The first part of the interview is about Ian's time growing up in a highly musical family. His brother Eli can play pretty much anything and do it well and his mom and dad play several different instruments as well.  We talk about our mutual interest in electronic music and we reflect on the lore of Aphex Twin.  The main part of this interview is the story of when Ian was in college. He and his girlfriend were heavily caught up with heavy drug use. Ian explains some of the things that happen to them during this time and how addictions lead to a lot of unfortunate situations. The things that he shares in this interview is pretty intense. I will leave out the details on the notes. But Ian is clear of all of that now and the future is bright indeed. He and his band mate, Tony Grey, are releasing their new album. The music featured in this podcast is Ian and Tony's band Galactic Duo and the song is titled "Awaken". He has many great opportunities ahead of him I am certain as well, with his attitude and musical skill he will go very far. I wish him all the best. In closing, Ian has many great opportunities ahead of him I am certain as well, with his attitude and musical skill he will go very far and I wish him all the best. It is remarkable that Ian is alive and well today, as you will soon discover. It is another testimonial regarding how drums bring good quality to life and that some of us truly live for the drums.

In this episode I speak with Ian Brodie about his failures as a salesperson. He started off as a business consultant and was great at helping his clients with their strategies and making changes. But to progress in his company he had to sell. And that’s where the problems started. He didn’t like being a salesperson and everything with his clients changed. He was almost fired. Fortunately, he accidentally discovered a way to get in front of prospects that repeatedly worked. And that’s what we talk about. What Ian and I discuss in this show: Ian’s successful background in consulting. Why he couldn’t “be” a salesperson. What happened when his clients stopped taking his calls. Why he feared what people thought about him and how it stopped him from making calls. How people think about salespeople, how he thinks about salespeople, and how that label made him feel less credible. Why Ian didn’t want to be seen as someone out to just take people’s money (because he wasn’t). How his fears almost got him fired. How he used research material from his company to start making sales. How he was able to provide value before asking for a sale, and started getting phone calls returned, and how you can do this too. Why he wasn’t able to be like the other sales people. How he used case studies to open doors to appointments and close more sales. How Ian discovered what areas he was good at, how he learned to focus on those, and how he refined it to work best. How you can structure your client meetings to go from providing value to transitioning into the sale. What Ian did to get clients to relax for his sales calls. How the same principles Ian used in face-to-face sales can be applied in online sales… but you don’t have to talk with people one-on-one (if you don’t want). Why Ian asks, “How do you scale without building a large team?” And how he’s working on that for himself, and you. Why he wished he started his own business earlier. Why he couldn’t start his own business until he knew others who did.   Enjoy the show: FtL 35: How Failing At Sales Taught Ian Brodie How To Sell More Effectively

I first met today's podcast guest at a health conference four years ago. I happened to be sitting across the dinner table from him, and watched as he pulled out the mysterious leather satchel that I'd seen him carrying all weekend long. He opened the satchel to reveal tiny bottles of black oil, dropper bottles full of dark, green algae-like goo, mineral salts, and all kinds of other strange substances which he proceeded to use to "dress-up" his dinner. Later, I learned his name - Ian Clark - and invited him on my podcast to talk about that green algae goo, which turned out to be marine phytoplankton. I also learned that back in 2004, at the age of 46, when he was hit with a series of life threatening health issues, obesity, and a prediction from physicians that he only had about two years left to live, Ian refused to accept life’s traditional circumstances and decided to pursue more natural methods of restoring perfect health. Ian began traveling all over the world to discover strange, new health products while developing relationships with top labs and researchers in the fields of natural healing. Now operating out of a farm in Canada with his five sons and the support of an entire team of innovators at , his company has become a significant manufacturer of unique products like magnesium spray, black seed oil, marine phytoplankton and much more. In today's podcast with Ian, you'll discover: -The genetic illness that nearly killed Ian back in 2004 and led to his journey of interest in natural healing... -How you can personally "equip" your body to deal with mold and fungus (and the shocking link between mold, fungus and cancer)... -How Ian has created his own micro-universe to heal his body... -One specific pose you can hold for 30 minutes a day for two weeks to "reboot" your autonomic nervous system... -The small exercise machine that Ian swears by and keeps in both his home and his office... -A new form of fasting called "dry fasting"... -What Ian uses as a "smart drug" to stay hyper-awake and alert... -The reason Ian sprays his entire abdomen with magnesium prior to bed at night... -Why Ian travels everywhere with a black leather bag, and what he keeps in it... -And much more! Resources from this episode: - - - - - - - - - - - Do you have questions, comments or feedback for Ian or I? Leave your thoughts at and one of us will reply.