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Today's guest, Jeff Purnell, has an engineering degree, a PhD in chemistry, and is currently working as a senior technology licensing officer in the Office of Technology Transfer at the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB). Prior to this, Jeff held various R&D and product development roles in major companies.  The goal of Jeff's department, which is one of three situated in UMB's Office of Research and Development, is to commercialize university IP so that it can benefit society. In this episode, Jeff gives some examples of the innovations that he and his team have been instrumental in bringing to the public, as well as the exciting new technology that he recently licensed and has high hopes for. Among other topics, our conversation covers some of the most important learnings Jeff has had through his experience at UMB, the biggest challenges he has faced, and what he believes to be the most critical determinant of success in the field of technology transfer.    In This Episode: [02:23] Jeff shares the major aspects of his postgraduate journey and the coincidence which led him to his current role at University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB).  [04:12] The three departments which make up the Office of Research and Development at UMB. [04:38] Groups within the Office of Technology Transfer, where Jeff works, and the goals of this department.  [05:28] Jeff shares some background information on the university system of Maryland, and explains why the Centre for Maryland Advanced Ventures (CMAV) was created. [07:39] Supporting functions of the CMAV initiative.  [09:04] The structure of the Office of Technology Transfer at UMB.     [11:03] Why Jeff believes that relationships are the key to success in the field of technology transfer.   [12:01] Jeff sheds light on the importance of UMB's corporate partnerships.  [13:44] What Jeff has learned from the time he has spent working in technology transfer at UMB.   [15:00] Examples of some of the biggest successes that Jeff's office has achieved. [16:06] An exciting technology that Jeff recently licensed.     [17:11] Challenges that Jeff experiences in his line of work.  [19:27] The initiatives that UMB is involved in which focus on underrepresented groups in technology transfer.  [20:18] Why Jeff thinks organizations like AUTM are so valuable, and his opinion on credentialing.   [21:35] Jeff's big dreams for the future.    Find Jeff: Email

As online entrepreneurs, we often sit in front of our computer all day and don't move a lot. I ended up gaining 10 kilos after starting my online business.  It's important for our physical and mental health to stay active, especially when working from home. Trust me, I learned this the hard way. Yet still I had difficulties motivating myself to work out. That's why I hired Jeff McMahon.  Jeff works with well-known online entrepreneurs all over the world and has been my virtual trainer for over two years. He's the reason I work out three times a week.  In this episode, he shares his top tips on how to get fit as an online entrepreneur. (Last year, I won my family's plank competition thanks to him. You don't want to miss this.)  In this Episode of The Sigrun Show: The two reasons why Jeff became a personal trainer (2:16) How he started out his career as a virtual trainer (3:30)  Why more and more well-known online entrepreneurs signed up with him (4:58)  How Jeff structures his work (6:06) Why online entrepreneurs go for virtual sessions (myself included!) (8:00) Jeff's top tips to get fit as an online entrepreneur (11:47) How to get the motivation to go on walks (17:38) What Jeff focuses on in his work with online entrepreneurs (21:56) Jeff's suggestions to improve your posture (24:10) The ideal exercise combination for someone sitting at a desk all day (26:44) Jeff's new online community to live a healthier life (29:24) Discover Jeff's new online community Do you want to get fit as an online entrepreneur? Try out Jeff's new virtual membership for FREE for 7 days.  Connect with Jeff Find out more about Jeff here  Jeff on Facebook Jeff on Instagram Have you left a review for The Sigrun Show yet?  Reviews are what keep podcast going and help other people find The Sigrun Show. They allow us to keep creating free quality content on a regular basis and invite high-profile guests.  Go here to find out how you can leave a review on Apple Podcasts and receive a thank you gift from us.

#099 - During the Covid pandemic, Jeff Seckendorf has focused on making a positive impact on those that need it most. He explains how he spotted an opportunity to create the community Parkinson's sufferers so badly needed during the pandemic.What you'll learn[1:33]  The benefits of working as a freelancer instead of as an employee.[2:53] How Jeff got into the film industry and why he decided to leave the industry.[5:48] How Jeff got involved in the scuba diving world.[7:21] What Jeff misses about working in the film industry.[8:06] Spotting common threads in your career - how Jeff became interested in coaching and mentoring.[11:27] The difference Jeff's scuba coaching has to a normal PADI qualification.[14:21] How Jeff got involved with the Parkinson's community.[18:50] How Jeff spotted the opportunity to help Parkinson's patients follow a rigorous exercise routine during lockdown.[21:21] The type of coaching Jeff provides for clients with neurological disorders.[28:17] Jeff's desire to carry on Coach Me Strong after the pandemic passes and the need for structure in training programs.[34:24] How coaches can help you achieve more in life.Resources mentioned in this episode (some of these are affiliate links and we may get a commission in the event that you make a purchase - this helps us to cover our expenses and is at no additional cost to you):Coach Me StrongFor the show notes for this episode, including a full transcript and links to all the resources mentioned, visit:https://changeworklife.com/covid-stories-opportunity-in-helping-others/Re-assessing your career?  Know you need a change but don't really know where to start?  Check out these two exercises to start the journey of working out what career is right for you!Take me to the exercises!Also, make sure to join the Change Work Life Facebook group and check out all the resources mentioned by our guests on the Change Work Life Resources page.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

This week on the Live UNREAL w/ Glover U Podcast, we're taking it back to last year when Jeff dicussed how to recruit the right way. This is incredibly valuable information, especially right now since many people all around the country are taking leaps of faith into new jobs and pursuing new career paths. In this episode, we learned from Jeff the right approach to acquire talents and why recruiting should be part of your daily routine, including: What Jeff is doing differently in recruiting The core role of a leader in the real estate industry Jeff's daily routine in running a brokerage

Jeff Quintin started his career in real estate in 1992. He established the Quintin Group in Southern New Jersey and since then it has expanded into Cherry Hill, NJ, and Philadelphia, PA, Jupiter, FL, and Outer Banks, NC. Jeff is considered one of the most successful real estate agents in the country and was recognized by The Wall Street Journal as #44 out of 1.2 million real estate agents for selling over $139 million in volume in a single year. Today, Jeff is the CEO and Team Owner of The Quintin Group of Keller Williams Realty.  The Quintin Group continues to sell over 250 homes per year amounting to over $120 million in sales. As a leader, Jeff is a firm believer of committing to your goals through discipline, hard work and passion. In this episode, we talked about: 01:50 What is a “super team” 02:54 How do you motivate your team into having the discipline it takes to be a successful real estate agent 04:33 The 4 qualities Jeff looks for in an agent 07:22 How to turn your work into your passion 08:49 How to enforce positive accountability 15:21 What you need to become to win in today’s market 18:23 What Jeff thinks an agent should be doing in the next 12 to 24 month 21:12 How having the right skills can affect your income 22:20 How to identify weaknesses in the team and how to deal with it 40:12 The one book everyone in real estate should read/listen to    

Promescent CEO Jeff Abraham speaks about his sexual empowerment journey, benefits of delay spray and his top sex tips for men and couples!    A few things you’ll learn about in the episode:   What Jeff learned about sex, growing up in the 1960s and ‘70s What led him from small town life to bigger pastures A few ways to keep sex exciting long term! How delay spray can help penis owners and their partners, whether they’re dealing with premature ejaculation (PE) or not Promescent’s mission and the tragedy that fuels Jeff’s work   Save 15% on your first order of lube, arousal gel, delay spray and more at Promescent with promo code august15! Delayspray.com   Save $50 on Yarlap with promo code GB50! Learn more at greatlifegreatsex.com/pleasurepicks or yarlap.com.    For more Girl Boner fun, join August on Patreon: patreon.com/girlboner     Girl Boner Radio is hosted and produced by August McLaughlin, with transcript support from KM Huber.  

In this episode, John talks with Jeff Lopes - a business coach, host of the Jeff Knows Inc. podcast, author of the book Entrepreneur Dads, founder of Kimurawear and TrueBlue Homes, husband and dad of 2 children. Jeff is from Toronto and has over 24 years as an entrepreneur. Listen to this episode to learn more: [01:44] - His backstory [04:31] - The reason for starting a podcast [10:05] - His views on Clubhouse [14:00] - Utilizing your time in Clubhouse [17:37] - How to effectively use the word "no" [19:43] - About Jeff's book [23:17] - Rewarding children with time [25:05] - What Jeff does to improve his relationship at home [28:25] - About his new course - Man's Purpose [33:38] - How western society sets up men for failure [36:08] - His advice to entrepreneurs QUOTES: "Road trips are probably the most valuable thing you can do as a family." "Look at time as a currency." "It is ok to turn down opportunities." "The people who tend to say yes to everything don't know themselves well enough." "There is a big difference between failing and failure. Failing means you are trying and learning, and failure means you have given up hope and you are not doing anything." "Our purpose is to help you men get better at being who you were created to be." "Find something that you love doing, and you will be successful at it. It might take a month, two, or three months. Just hang in there and follow the course." "Lead the way as an entrepreneur. Don't just always follow." "Don't be scared to try to get ahead of the market and be different from others." USEFUL RESOURCES: https://www.instagram.com/jefflopes/  https://www.jeffreylopes.com  https://www.jeffknowsinc.com  https://tinyurl.com/EntrepreneurDadBook  https://www.facebook.com/TheJeffLopes/  https://twitter.com/JeffWLopes  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW2n_ji00TnVN-eJAqc_30Q  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jefflopesinc/  CONNECT WITH JOHN Website - https://thejohnhulen.com  Clubhouse - https://www.joinclubhouse.com/@johnhulen  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/johnhulen  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/johnhulen  Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/johnhulen  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhulen  EPISODE CREDITS Intro music provided by Tony Palacios - https://www.instagram.com/tonytonedog/  Outro music provided by Jeff Scheetz - https://jeffscheetz.com/ 

Text LEARNERS to 44222 for more... Full show notes at www.LearningLeader.com Twitter/IG: @RyanHawk12 https://twitter.com/RyanHawk12 Jeff Immelt served as CEO of GE for 16 years. He has been named one of the “World’s Best CEOs” three times by Barron’s. During his tenure as CEO, GE was named “America’s Most Admired Company” by Fortune magazine and one of “The World’s Most Respected Companies” in polls by Barron’s and the Financial Times.  Notes: Raised in Cincinnati, OH by his father Joe and mother Donna. Both of his parents grew up in the depression. Growing up Jeff said, “I remember when my dad had a great boss, he was motivated, and when he had a lousy boss, he was neither challenged nor happy. The worst kind of boss he always used to say, was one who criticized all day long but never offered solutions.” GE was founded on April 15, 1892, by one of the greatest inventors in history, Thomas Edison. For most of the 20th century, GE had more patents than any other corporation. Jack Welch, deemphasized technology and innovation, and instead focused on management techniques like six sigma. Six Sigma is a data-driven methodology invented by a Motorola engineer named Bill Smith in 1980. It trains managers to be experts (called Black Belts) in improving business processes to reduce product defects. Jeff's first day as CEO of GE was September 10, 2001. On his first day, he introduced himself, via simulcast, to GE’s 300,000 employees. His second day as CEO was 9/11/2001. "Good leaders absorb fear. They give people a plan. You have to hold two thoughts at the same time." By the end of his first week as CEO, GE’s shares had dropped 20%, decreasing the company’s market capitalization by $80 billion. Leaders learn everyday — “I’ve always believed an important determinant of success could be found in how one answered 3 questions: How fast can you learn? How much can you take? What will you give to those around to you?” The trifecta: “In your career, you meet only a handful of leaders who have the trifecta of being able to innovate, execute, and develop talent. Omar Ishrak had that." Jeff was the ultimate grinder, a true believer of GE, he got the “meatball” (the GE logo) tattooed on the left hip. The GE story is extremely personal for Jeff.  Why the "Success Theater" story about Jeff is wrong. "For seven years, 10 times per year, I had a leader from GE flown to my house with their spouse. We'd serve them dinner and then I'd spend 6+ hours with the leader asking them questions, learning about them, and saying, 'Tell me something I don't know.'" What Jeff learned from playing football in college at Dartmouth: "When the best player is not caring about the team, nobody will get in line." The story of Harry Wilson (Russell Wilson's father, Jeff's teammate in college) and Reggie Williams. "Football teams are self policing. It's a series of peer relationships. Failure is not definitive. You have to always think about the next play." "The best people get 100% of the work done in 80% of the time. That leaves them more time to push boundaries." How did Jeff get picked to be Jack Welch's successor? "I was a good peer. Your peers are who promote you. Those relationships have to be earned." What was a Jack Welch Quarterly Business Review like? "Jack was a screamer. He was spontaneous. He would like at page 7 and then jump to page 17 and ask questions." Front line obsession - "You have to have a passion for understanding how people work." Front line managers - "I told them they are more important than me. That have direct access to the customer." The profession of sales: why it's noble Amazing sense of urgency - Never waste a minute or let it pass See the company through the customers eyes - "The salesforce sets the culture... I was persistent, dogged..." Good leaders are systems thinkers: Keep your head up and stay engaged at the same time Read books, ask question... "You must be curious." Sustain excellence: Must be a learner. "Fred Smith (CEO of FedEX) is my leadership hero." Heart broken over GE: "You can still progress as a human being even when you have a broken heart. You have to keep trying. Even when the efforts don't seem to be working for you." "There's value in a human being in just keep moving. Don't hide. Don't disappear." When you are on top, it is easy to be long on friends. When you hit bottom, there are a select few who reach out. For me, those standouts included American Express’s Ken Chenault, Delta Airlines' Richard Anderson, and especially Cisco’s John Chambers. Apply to be part of my Leadership Circle

Jeff Schwartz is the U.S. Leader for the Future of Work at Deloitte and author of the new book Work Disrupted: Opportunity, Resilience, and Growth in the Accelerated Future of Work. Jeff is also the global editor of the Deloitte “Global Human Capital Trends” report series, which he started in 2011. ______________________________________________________________________ Business leaders are always looking ahead to see what is coming in the future of work. The trends that we have seen coming in the next 5-10 years have been accelerated due to the pandemic in 2020. Things that we thought would happen in 5-10 years have happened in weeks and months. When it comes to the future of work Jeff believes that we are in the end of the beginning, and we are beginning the next chapter. We now have the technologies in place, in this new chapter we are going to see the implementation and scaling of these technologies and the new ways of working. “One of the one of my favorite quotes is a quote from Albert Einstein who said that you can't use an old map to explore a new world. And I think that's part of what we learned in 2020...But a lot of people are using old maps for new problems. And this is a big shift we're going through now.” Jeff believes that Covid-19 may be an event that changes work forever. One of the things we are challenged with in 2021 is to figure out if we now return to what we did before, or if we use the events of 2020 as an on-ramp to something new. Jeff’s view is that we will use it as an on-ramp to something new. What does the future of work actually mean We hear the phrase “the future of work” so often these days. It is at the forefront of so many discussion. But what does it actually mean? Jeff said it can mean a lot of different things, but for him there are three main things that make up the future of work: how work is changing, how workforces are changing, how workplaces are changing. Jeff says, “I think we spent the last 20 years setting the table for the future of work discussion. Identifying what the work, workforce, workplace options are, what the implications are for communities, regulation, education. 2020 was a bit of a fast forward button or a forced experiment button. And as I was mentioning earlier, you know, I think we are at the end of the beginning of the future of work. And we are at the beginning of the next chapter, which is taking these changes to work, workforces, and workplaces, and just implementing them at scale. Not on the side, but in the heart of what we're doing.” Top trends in 2021 Jeff and his team at Deloitte have been releasing trend reports since 2011 and they recently released their report for 2021. Some of the top trends they focused on were: The integration of wellbeing into work, not as a set of side benefits, but in a deliberate way that is integrated into work Super teams, which is how we put AI and robots on the team in a way that supports people and allows them to do more human work such as deep care, deep teaching, deep design, etc… Beyond re-skilling and looking at developing enduring human capabilities, giving workers what they need so they can shift and work up to their potential even when they have to do something outside of what they were hired to do The real challenges around workforce governance, we found out in 2020 we don’t have the data and information needed The elevation of the HR role in the first few months of the pandemic and looking at how HR can lead into this reimagination and re-architecture of the work era. What Jeff worries about for the future When it comes to the future of work Jeff is mostly optimistic and he doesn’t have many fears. But he does have a specific worry about the future. As he shares, “My concern is that we aren't taking advantage of the opportunities that we have in front of us, as both businesses and as communities in society. We're at a very interesting point, where we have the opportunity to do some pretty amazing things in terms of the way we live our lives, we organize our work, the way we organize education, the way we organize our businesses. And I worry that we're not really as focused on the opportunity as we can.” He is concerned that some of us are not prepared for the unpredictable part of life. As the world changes some of the institutions we have--such as schools, communities, and businesses--will have to be able to stretch and flex to be more relevant. We have to be able to take advantage of the opportunities that we have in front of us. With the innovation and technology we have today we have the opportunity to do some pretty amazing things in the way we live, work, learn, and organize. What do business leaders need to do to take advantage of the future of work When it comes to taking advantage of things coming in the future of work Jeff has some advice for business leaders. They are: Leaders need to recognize that the role of business leaders is to deliver value, not just cost savings. Big changes in the economy comes not just from cost savings and productivity, but from innovation, new value, and creating new sources of meaning. Leaders must wrap their minds around the idea that they are leading workforce ecosystems today, not just individual employees. It is not the same as 30 years ago where you just focus on who to attract, develop, and retain. It’s now about accessing, curating, and engaging. You can access talent in the form of a human or a machine. You can look inside of your organization or by using talent marketplaces. You really have to look at all of the ways you can access and curate talent. Leaders must think of themselves as co-creators. We have to move from a supervisor mentality to a player-coach mentality. Jeff’s advice for individual leaders looking to navigate this new world of work Individuals have a lot of responsibility in preparing themselves for the future of work. But we are highly adaptable and there’s a lot we can do. Jeff’s advice for individuals is: Adopt the growth mindset, don’t have a fixed mindset. Growth mindset is the belief that you can improve your abilities through hard work, exploration, curiosity, and learning. Your capabilities are not stagnant, you can do something to better yourself. Understand the importance of being a team player. There is nothing wrong with individual work, but in this new world of work individuals must be able to work well with a team, no matter what their role on that team is. We have to understand the different roles of teams, what a high performing team is, and understand that you may play different roles in different teams that you are on--whether you are a participant or a facilitator, an expert, or even the leader of the team Embrace the 100-year life span and the 50-60 year career. As we live longer lives we have to recognize that our careers no longer mean working for one company in one department. You will have multiple reinventions in your career, so it is important to recognize that and prepare for it. “If you think that your journey is going over one mountain, and you find out that the journey is going over six mountains, it really helps to know that it's a six mountain journey versus a one mountain journey, right? You're mentally prepared, you're physically prepared. And you know, we're telling people, it's a one mountain journey, you go to school, you pick a career, you go to work for somebody, maybe it's a two mountain journey, or maybe there's another mountain behind this one, but if we know that it is a portfolio of reinvention that the journey is much more varied than we thought. We think that will help us to be prepared.”

#155 You might have heard of a Near Death Experience before. But have you ever heard of a Near Life Experience? Dr. Jeff O’Driscoll is a spiritual mentor, speaker, author, artist, and healer and during our conversation today, he sheds light on many matters regarding the soul, including a Near Life Experience. We also discuss the higher self, Jeff’s experiences with spirituality during his time as an emergency physician, how he dealt with death, and how we can open ourselves up to spirituality and discover our soul’s purpose. About Jeff: Jeff O'Driscoll, MD, practiced emergency medicine in a level-one trauma center for twenty-five years, and served as department chair for eight. Dr. O'Driscoll recently stepped away from practicing medicine to pursue consulting and to write. His recent books include a novel, Who Buried Achilles?, a series of children's books about Muck the Duck and friends, and his award-winning memoir, Not Yet, focusing on his spiritual encounters in the emergency department. Jeff's Website: www.jeffodriscoll.com Jeff’s Book: Not Yet www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0779N3NBS/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0 Key points with time stamp: Jeff’s work in his own words (0:12) What is the higher self? (0:25) Jeff’s experience with spirituality during his time as an emergency physician (1:28) Was Jeff open about those experiences? (4:34) Was it the death of his brother which kickstarted Jeff’s experiences? (6:03) Are we often aware of our own spiritual experiences? (7:48) The story of Jeffery Olsen and Jeff O’Driscoll (10:50) How did Jeff know when to talk about his spirituality? (16:29) How was Jeff’s vulnerability received? (19:43) What is a near life experience? (20:54) The perspectives around death and passing (22:07) What is the purpose of our souls on earth? (25:13) A low point in Jeff’s life that became a blessing (29:50) Is Jeff hopeful about the future? (32:42) Jeff’s morning routine (34:14) On the connections between spirituality and religion (36:29) What Jeff leaves us with (42:35) Mentioned in this episode: Jeffery Olsen University of Virginia Anita Moorjani Eben Alexander Mary Neal About me: My Instagram: www.instagram.com/guyhlawrence/?hl=en My website: www.guylawrence.com.au www.liveinflow.co

Our Kickass Boomer of the Day is Jeff Lavine. Jeff has been living a good life as a top realtor in Bucks County Pennsylvania until the COVID-19 pandemic happened. This prompted him to try other things in life, aside from going to the gym and working as a realtor, hence, “The Roaming Realtor of Doylestown.”Jeff will share his story and tell us the beauty of being a realtor, which involves building connections with other people and cherishing their conversations with them.   Join me in this episode and learn why The Roaming Realtor of Doylestown is   a Kickass Boomer!  [00:01 - 04:30] Opening Segment I introduce and welcome Jeff Lavine   How did he become the Roaming Realtor of Doylestown?  [04:31 - 15:36] The Roaming Realtor of Doylestown He talks about his passion for architecture and history  How he became the The Roaming Realtor of Doylestown What he loves about working as a realtor  Connections being built Conversations being shared  [15:37 - 27:05] The Stories on the Walls  What Jeff is looking for in a property  How to learn history by going inside a building  Don’t miss Jeff’s advice for all of us!  [27:06 - 38:04] The Ease of Connection  Why being a Boomer is a good time to find your passion   We talk about discarding your limiting beliefs in life  We exchange insights about the power of technology  [38:05 - 45:32] Closing Segment  Hear Jeff’s thoughts about having an active life and trying new things  How can the Boomer Nation connect with you?  Links below Final words   Tweetable Quotes: “...knowing the history of the buildings and the lives who lived there, it just amazes me.” - Jeff Lavine  “Take a look at your town and the history of it because there’s a lot around us that we don’t realize.” - Jeff Lavine    Email jeff@JeffLavine.com to connect with Jeff or call of text (215) 280-2750. Visit his website and social media pages: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram.  Check out his Roaming Realtor of Doylestown page.    Resources mentioned: Kickass Boomers Episode 16: How can comedy help a mid-life crisis?   ----- BEE BOLD, NOT OLD.  LEAVE A REVIEW and join me on my journey to become and stay a Kickass Boomer! Visit http://kickassboomers.com/ to listen to the previous episodes. Also check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.   Email terry@kickassboomers.com and connect with me online and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. 

In this episode, you will learn: • Jeff’s brief bio • Jeff’s vertical income • What Jeff’s debt to net worth ratio is • What Jeff’s diet is like • All about Authentic Relationships • How Jeff plans to increase his life happiness index score • What Jeff does to give back • All about Extreme accountability • Jeff’s biggest personal goal in the next twelve months • Some of the past and future greatest hits in Jeff’s life • Plus, so much more! Jeff leads with a diverse array of capabilities to suit each individual case, working extremely hard each day with a sense of urgency and mindfulness. He holds colleagues accountable to a high performing culture, in a fair and unbiased, yet compassionate manner, in order for their team to provide their clients the world-class care and customer service they have come to expect, all while driving value add profitability and limiting shrink from multiple sources.

So, you’ve done a multifamily deal or two, and your friends and family are maxed out in the money department. You’re ready to take on bigger and bigger deals, but you’re struggling to raise capital. What is the best way to grow your investor base? Dr. Jeff Anzalone is a full-time practicing periodontist and the creator of Debt-Free Doctor, a platform designed to help doctors and other high-income professionals generate passive income from real estate so they can STOP trading time for money. Jeff started his blog to share how he paid off $300K in student loan debt. But once he was debt-free, Jeff shifted his focus to investing and acquiring streams of passive income through multifamily syndications. Today, he is raising millions in days for real estate deals. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Jeff joins cohost Patricia Sweeney and I to discuss how the Debt-Free Doctor has evolved, explaining how he creates content consistently and what he does to promote the platform and grow his investor base. Jeff walks us through the benefit of joining his Passive Investors Circle, describing how he gives doctors and other overworked professionals options for earning passive income. Listen in to understand how serving his audience inspires Jeff to keep going and learn how he raised $2.7M in five days for his latest multifamily deal! Key Takeaways What inspired Jeff’s interest in real estate investing Wrist injury on ski trip inspired interest in passive income Successful people had real estate, 3 to 9 income streams Jeff’s first experience with real estate investing Discovered crowdfunding with Realty Shares Relied on website and lost $50K How Jeff’s website has evolved over the years Began as diary on getting out of student loan debt Now educates high-income earners on real estate How Jeff got into raising capital for real estate syndications Sponsor reached out because of blog and podcasts Started Passive Investor Circle (raised $2.7M for deal) Who Jeff serves through Debt-Free Doctor Doctors, other high-income earners (accredited investors) Overworked professionals looking for options What Jeff has done to grow his list Site for physicians shared articles and boosted traffic Capture addresses with Passive Investor Circle The benefit of joining Jeff’s Passive Investor Circle Free Passive Income Guide and series of emails Learn about deals Jeff invests in, set up time to talk How Jeff comes up with content ideas for his blog Topics he reads/hears about online and on podcasts Keyword research for subjects that will rank How Jeff produces content consistently Write between patients Inspired by being able to serve, change lives What’s next for Jeff and his real estate platform Start podcast, speak at in-person events Create own event or write book Jeff’s advice for syndicators struggling to raise capital Determine the ONE thing (grow investor base) Delegate or don’t do anything that doesn’t do that Jeff’s advice for aspiring platform builders Invest in marketing platform, calculate ROI Don’t reinvent wheel Connect with Jeff Anzalone Debt-Free Doctor Jeff’s Passive Investors Circle Jeff’s Free Passive Income Guide Resources Register for Michael’s Platform Builders Incubator Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program Realty Shares Dave Ramsey FinCon The Blog Millionaire The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan Robert Kiyosaki Grant Cardone Podcast Show Notes  Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

What are your morning rituals? If you don’t have any set in place, now is the time to start. Figuring out the morning routine that makes you ready to take on the day as your best self is life-changing. Whether you feel the best starting your day with a workout, reading, or working on your passion project, recognize what morning ritual works for you. I am excited to be joined today by my first guest and personal life coach, Jeff Wickersham. Jeff is a bestselling author, life coach, and founder of the Morning Fire program. Jeff’s program focuses on the importance of establishing a morning routine and my life has changed since applying many of his tips to my own life. Tune in to learn about Jeff’s transformational moment that led him to coaching, what his morning rituals and daily habits consist of, and the concept behind his book Rise, Fight, Love, Repeat: Ignite Your Morning Fire. Some Questions I Ask Can you explain the morning rituals? (5:22)What can I replace coffee with to give me that spark? (9:56)Can you go into what you do to help you mentally? (15:49)Can you explain how you coach corporate clients? (24:34)In This Episode You Will Learn About Jeff’s transformational moment (2:10)The power in taking cold showers (8:12)Jeff’s nutrition tips (12:43)What Jeff includes in his journaling (18:54)The concept behind Jeff’s book (22:00)Connect with Jeff Authority Magazine interview LinkedInFacebookBook - Rise, Fight, Love, Repeat: Ignite Your Morning FireEmail: jeff@themorningfire.comInstagramPodcast - Morning Fire for Entrepreneurs Let’s connect!Email: swagbackdoc@gmail.comFacebook Page See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CBI023 - Preserving a Farmland, Starting a Winery, and Talking on the Grapevine with Jeff Frisbee of Addison Farms Vineyard Jeff Frisbee is the founder, owner, managing member, and winemaker at Addison Farms Vineyard. Despite the unfavorable odds of success in agriculture, Jeff decided to preserve his family’s farmland in North Carolina, and in 2009 started the Addison Farms Vineyard from scratch. Through determination and the labor of love, Jeff has grown his winery from producing 300 cases in 2010 to 1000 in 2013, while realizing a compound annual growth rate of 32% from 2010 to 2018. Jeff joins me today to share his life and experience as a winemaker. He discusses why he decided to maintain the family farmland in spite of the low income in the U.S. agriculture industry. He illustrates why keeping a vineyard is less intensive than working on a dairy farm. He also reveals the challenges he constantly faces in managing a vineyard and shares his advice to people who want to start a vineyard and winery business. This week on Consuming the Craft: Why North Carolina stopped being the leading winery in the United States Jeff’s motivation behind his decision to preserve the family farm and start a winery The difficulties of reclaiming farmland The low net income of farmers in the United States in 2017 Jeff’s tips to those who want to start a vineyard and winery business The steps Jeff took before he began his vineyard Why keeping and managing a vineyard is less intensive than being a dairy farmer The challenges of owning a farm and managing agricultural products How to support the local wine industry What Jeff sees in the future of his winery New wine products from Addison Farms Vineyard How scent works with taste to give a unique sensory experience when consuming liquor Connect with Jeff Frisbee: Addison Farms Vineyard Addison Farms Vineyard on Twitter Addison Farms Vineyard on Facebook Addison Farms Vineyard on Flickr Jeff Frisbee on LinkedIn        

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid Episode 46: The Lessons Learned in Bad Days Will Help Move You Towards R.E.I. Success   In the conversation with today’s guest, Jeff Holst, you’ll learn the following:   [00:27 - 02:19] Jeff’s profile, in Billy’s guest introduction. [02:19 - 07:09] The backstory and life journey of Jeff up to today, in his own words. [07:09 - 09:56] How the philosophy of going about life as if you are “living on borrowed time” can help you in the same way that it has helped, and continues to help, Jeff. [09:56 - 20:44] How this same philosophy has helped Jeff succeed in the world of Real Estate, and how he shares these insights to help others. [20:44 - 24:05] What Jeff has planned for the next 18 months. [24:05 - 28:00] How R.E.I. can be all about providing you the lifestyle you want to live and enabling you to follow your passions and help others, and is not just about trying to make as much money as possible.   Here’s what Jeff shared with us during today’s conversation: Where in the world Jeff is currently: Chattanooga, Tennessee  Favourite European city: Florence, Italy. The best thing to happen in the past 24hours: Going for a swim at a local lake with friends! A mistake Jeff would like you to learn from so that you don’t have to pay full price: Don’t stress! Realise that no matter what happens everything is going to be okay in the grand scheme of things, even in a worst case scenario, like having to walk away from a deal. Don’t waste energy on being stressed! Book Recommendation: The Miracle Morning, by Hal Elrod.    Be sure to reach out and connect with Russell Gray by using the info below:   www.oldfashionedrealestate.com www.jeffreyholst.com www.lastlifeever.com Podcast: Old Fashioned Real Estate Investing   Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   To see the Video Version of today’s conversation just CLICK HERE.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He’s made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

This podcast is all about empowering people to rise up. Living freely is about more than just retiring early. It’s about living a purpose-driven life and not having money be the primary driver of all of your decisions. In this episode, Ryan interviews Jeff Lerner. Over the last ten years, Jeff has built multiple successful online businesses that have generated over 8-figures in sales. Jeff has shown over 150,000 people how to develop their own successful businesses and create their dream life using the Internet.He centers his mission around the idea of excellence. It’s about being excellent in all areas of life and, in turn living life the way you want to. Jeff’s story is filled with intense drive and resilience. He went from a struggling artist and entrepreneur living in his ex-wife’s parents’ basement and over half a million dollars in debt to having the success he has today. Tune in to hear the entirety of his amazing story!Key Takeaways:Background on today’s guest (01:45)Jeff started studying wealth at a young age (07:30)Dropping out of high school to become a musician (11:35)Getting accepted into a prestigious music school (17:13)Being the author of your life story (23:50)All great stories require big crises (27:50)What drove Jeff to the point of wanting to build something more (35:42)What is means to lean into excellence (42:30)What Jeff does today (43:40)--Additional Resources:Join Our Cashflow Tactics GroupTake Our FREE 5-day Cashflow Tactics ChallengeFind Jeff here----Subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast app so you never miss an episode!If you enjoy listening to the Rise Up Live Free podcast, leave us a rating and a review on Apple Podcast!!

When you’re first starting a business, it’s not only about the idea you have or the plan you’ve made to make your company successful. Most importantly, it’s about the people you begin your journey with and the individuals that you decide to accept in your inner professional circle – because business is a team sport, and you can only win if you learn how to select your players. Today’s episode is full of nuggets from our guest, Jeff Burningham. His vast experience not only in the entrepreneurial world but also in the political arena comes with lots of lessons learned along the way - and he was kind enough to share some of them with us. We discussed how to choose the right partner for your business and what to focus on when interviewing a potential employee, how the best leaders show up for their people, as well as Jeff insights on running for governor and the reasons he decided to start a podcast after he’s spoken with thousands of people in his campaign. Jeff Burningham has built and sold multiple businesses and he’s invested in several others through Peak Capital Partners, a company he founded to helps organizations get their feet off the ground. More recently, he ran for governor in the state of Utah. He is one of the people that just have an incredible amount of background experience and a wealth of ideas that would definitely benefit you and so many other people. Listen to Episode 249 of Becoming Your Best, to learn from Jeff’s journey through life and business and choose at least one lesson learned by him that you can apply today to become your best on the path you’ve taken. Some questions I ask: Jeff, can you give us a little background on who you are? (02:30) What are some of the most important things that you’ve seen, that will help make a business, an entrepreneur, or a team successful? (05:58) What are you looking for in the people you hire? (12:08) What were some of your lessons learned from the experience of running for governor? (17:26) What are one or two of the most impactful lessons learned in your personal life? (24:22) In this episode, you will learn: The number one job entrepreneurs, founders, or CEOs have. (06:18) What it means to be an urgent leader and why it’s important for early-stage businesses. (07:35) The reason why Jeff doesn’t like to invest in solo founders. (09:11) The attributes of an ideal partnership. (10:20) Jeff’s favorite question when he’s interviewing people for a job. (14:04) What Jeff’s podcast is all about. (19:37) Why politics offer ‘fake leadership’. (22:32) The importance of having compassion over comparison. (27:59) Connect with Jeff: LinkedIn Us: The Extraordinary Ordinary Podcast Peak Capital Partners Becoming Your Best Resources: Becoming Your Best Website Becoming Your Best University Website Becoming Your Best Library Email: support@becomingyourbest.com Book: Becoming Your Best: The 12 Principles of Highly Successful Leaders Book: Conquer Anxiety: How to Overcome Anxiety and Optimize Your Performance Facebook Group – Conquer Anxiety See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

About this episode Modern-day headlines will tell you that if it's not a technology startup or a company seeking venture capital, then it's irrelevant. However, nothing could be further from the truth. Sometimes it is the most unique entrepreneurial story that has the greatest impact on other people's lives. The startup story featured in today's episode is the perfect example of this. Jeff Biggars is the co-founder of the Biggar Hat Store. Not only is he a hatmaker, but a successful entrepreneur with a unique story as well. In middle school, Jeff lost his father, forcing him to learn the value of hard work and leadership at a very young age. In this episode, we're going to unpack how he journeyed from riding bulls to creating one of the most unique Western hat brands in the country. Tune in to hear all the value that Jeff is going to bring. In this episode, you'll hear. What Jeff's childhood and young adult years were like. How the hard parts of his childhood impacted his life to come. The injury that sidelined his military aspirations. His next step after realizing he didn't want to ride bulls for the rest of his life. The mental processes he went through as a manager in retail before deciding it was time for a change. What made him realize he wanted to become a hatmaker and how he started honing his craft. The conversation he had at home when he decided to quit his job and start his own business. How he got his first customers. How he has employed social media and influencer marketing. What it takes to be an entrepreneur. Resources from this episode ExpressVPN: Get 3 Months Free → ExpressVPN.com/StartupStory The Startup Story Inner Circle: https://www.thestartupstory.co/vip Biggar Hat Store: https://biggarhatstore.com/ The Startup Story on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thestartupstory The Startup Story is now on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/jamesmckinney The Startup Story on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestartupstory Get Emails: https://app.getemails.com/referrals/newaccount?ref=R18HWW5 Think Branded Media: https://thinkbrandedmedia.com/ Share the podcast The Startup Story community has been so incredible sharing our podcast with others, and we thank you! We do have more stories to tell and more people to reach. There are three ways you can help. First, the most powerful way you can support this podcast is by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts. Second, follow us on Facebook and Instagram, and be sure to share your favorite Startup Story episodes with your friends and on social media. Tag or mention @thestartupstory.co so we can give you a virtual high five and a thank you! Lastly, share the podcast on LinkedIn. The Startup Story podcast is for entrepreneurs. Don't underestimate the power of sharing on LinkedIn so other entrepreneurs can discover us. With your support, we hope to further our reach in encouraging and inspiring the founders of today and tomorrow. Thank you! EPISODE CREDITS If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Contact him today at https://emeraldcitypro.com/startupstory

Welcome back to One Funnel Away: Stories! Today I’m talking to Jeff Miller who runs a mega-successful Facebook ad agency called Agency Scaling Secrets. He’s been killing it for a while, and I’m excited to hear how he does it!He’s helping businesses get more clients and go from 0 to 6 figures. When he started out, Jeff was selling Facebook ads, but soon he understood that his approach was very effective. So what changed? How did he make his first 10k helping a client?What Jeff understood was that no one likes a guy who does a ‘tech flex’. Clients don’t care how you get the job done. They just want someone to solve their problems. And when Jeff got that, he completely changed his approach and grew his agency beyond his wildest dreams. This is something that happens when you really understand your customers. You can try and sell something, but for it to succeed, you need to know exactly who you’re selling it to. So tune in today to find out how to scale up your offers!Key takeaways:All about Jeff’s ad agency and the way it started out (02:30)Changing your approach and language changes everything (07:36)How to gain clarity and understand your customers (11:02)Don’t ‘tech flex’, speak the language of your customers (19:27)Establishing the right level of confidence by asking questions (23:49)How can Jeff’s Facebook group work for you and how to join (28:40)Additional Resources:Take the One Funnel Away ChallengeQuit working your butt off and join Jeff’s Agency Selling Secrets groupStep up your game and get Russel Brunson’s free book Expert SecretsSubscribe for more awesome stories! And remember - you’re always just One Funnel Away!

Dave Alford aka Rockin' Dave and Jeff Buehner are on the We Talk Music podcast for a truly epic episode! Jeff was recently on to talk about his chart topping band The Loyal Order, but of course he's also the bassist for Dave Alford's band Rough Cutt. And since Rough Cutt was a mainstay metal band during the mid 80's, you had better believe Dave has the stories. All the stories. Check out some of the highlights: What brought Rough Cutt back together What Dave appreciates in Jeff’s playing and how he gets the “groove” What Jeff appreciates about Dave’s playing The new Rough Cutt album and what it will sound like in relation to the previous albums Dave’s musical family tree, from Ratt to Rough Cutt Life in the 80s and getting the record deal, and the harder task of keeping the record deal Did we mention this was an epic episode? Seriously, it's a monster. There's even more good stuff, like: Working with Jack Douglas as a producer The difference between Steven St. James and Paul Shortino The show they did with LA Guns in Portland late last year Jeff learning the original Rough Cutt parts Reminiscing about Ronnie James Dio and stories of Dio Sunset Strip memories – Randy Rhoads, Stephen Pearcy, Vince Neil Hear n’ Aid Project Digital recording techniques vs analog The benefits of using a producer So sit back, relax, and check out the latest. And thanks to Rockin' Dav and Jeff Buehner for generously sharing their time. Some great ways to subscribe to We Talk Podcasts. Try us on iTunes. For those of you looking for an alternative we’re now available on Stitcher Radio. You can also check the show out on the versatile TuneIn radio. And join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook. Ancheck out the WTM archives for more amazing interviews,  

Believe it or not, you have a sacred purpose. There's a reason for you being on earth right now. In fact, we all have a sacred purpose for our lives. In this episode, I brought on Jeff Brown, an author and Enrealment Activist. Jeff and I discuss the idea of spiritual bypassing and how it differs from having a healthy spirituality. He shares his ideas about what a conscious capitalist society would look like and his thoughts on the future of patriarchal constructs. Jeff talks about his book, Grounded Spirituality. He also talks about how to move toward your sacred purpose and how men and women experience spiritual bypassing differently. About Jeff Brown: A former criminal lawyer and psychotherapist, Jeff Brown is the author of 6 popular books: Soulshaping, Ascending with Both Feet on the Ground, Love It Forward, An Uncommon Bond, Spiritual Graffiti and Grounded Spirituality. He is also the producer and primary journeyer in the award-winning spiritual documentary, Karmageddon, which also stars Ram Dass, Seane Corn, Deva Premal and Miten. After writing a series of inspirations for ABC'S ‘Good Morning America' in 2010, and appearing on Fox News.com and dozens of radio shows, Brown wrote the viral blog ‘Apologies to the Divine Feminine (from a warrior in transition)' that autumn, catapulting him to a greater degree of notoriety, particularly in social media. Jeff's new terms and short writings became a phenomenon some years ago, and continue to be shared by seekers and growers worldwide. In April, 2018, Jeff was invited to Ottawa by Sophie Grégoire Trudeau–gender equality activist and the wife of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau–to film a conversation about emotional healing and inclusivity. She had been sharing Jeff's words in speeches and social media posts for some time. Excerpts from that powerful dialogue are viewable on Sophie's Facebook and Instagram pages. Jeff is also the founder of Soulshaping Institute and Enrealment Press. Connect with Jeff: Website www.jeffbrown.co Instagram @jeffbrownsoulshaping Facebook @soulshaping What You'll Hear: 2:01 What's going on in Jeff's area with the pandemic 4:30 What spiritual bypassing is and how people use it so avoid the unresolved aspects of human experience 8:27 The movement toward a more authentic, inclusive consciousness 10:17 What a conscious capitalism would look like 13:16 The pushback he's received about his book, Grounded Spirituality 14:47 How Trump is causing more people to use spiritual bypassing 18:21 His thoughts on the unexpressed rage and grief happening right now 19:52 Jeff's experience with how men and women deal with spiritual bypassing 23:20 The difference between spiritual bypassing and healthy spirituality 26:33 How to get in touch with your sacred purpose 29:02 Jeff's definition of “sacred purpose” 33:16 His thoughts on people guiding openings without formalized therapeutic training or degrees 37:13 The problem with bypassing the spiritual world 40:40 The movement away from patriarchal constructs to a divine femine way of being 44:42 His thoughts on why the government wants people to get back to work 47:01 What Jeff wants to see on an individual and small level for people coming out of this pandemic 52:33 Jeff's definition of “uncivilized”

Jeff Sells - Assistant Principal, Rose Hill Middle School   Follow Jeff's Journey @APJeffSells   Topics Covered: -Innovation & Growth -Supporting each other during challenging times -Transitioning to the Principalship -Building a new culture -What Jeff is NOT good at!

Do you have a dream of changing lives for the better?  My dear friend and soul brother, Jeff Ragan, joins for a heart-centered  conversation about these uncertain times. Jeff is the joy-filled Founder/CEO of KiZE Concepts Inc., an Oklahoma City-based healthy lifestyle company with a mission, passion, and purpose to change lives through food, service, and charity.  KiZE's flagship product is the KiZE Bars – clean & simple, gluten free, non-GMO, energy bars with a life changing give-back component. Each KiZE Bar helps create local and global impact.  KiZE's global initiative is a community building and transformational relationship in Haiti where 1,000 kids are fed daily in Haiti. Other efforts include providing resources and relationships to create the family-centered orphan home, school, and community to help not only survive but thrive! Jeff's goal is to change the world for the better by “feeding” people in mind, body, heart, and soul so they live the best life possible and help others do the same. Jeff speaks vulnerably about leading in the face of uncertainty, and explains how he is navigating the unpredictability of it all. Plus, Jeff talks about how he reconciles misunderstandings as a leader and gives support to other aspiring entrepreneurs.  In this Episode You'll Learn:  All about today's guest, Jeff Ragan [ 0:45 ] How KiZE was born [ 6:35 ] How Jeff navigates the waves of worthiness [ 12:00 ] Why we need to love the journey [ 15:15 ] Why we value action over words [ 23:55 ] How to reconcile misunderstandings as a leader [ 31:20 ] What Jeff would say to aspiring entrepreneurs [ 37:20 ] How coronavirus is impacting Jeff's vision [ 42:10 ] How Jeff addresses his own emotional wellbeing [ 53:25 ] About KiZE bars [ 56:55]   Soul Shifting Quotes:  “We use food as a tool to energize, nourish, and build relationships.” “If we want maximum security, we should go live in prison.” “It is a gift to serve.” “Lead by doing.” “Be ruthlessly focused on what we can control.” Links Mentioned:  Learn my 7 Secrets to Uplevel Your Brand & Land Your Dream Clients  Grab your FREE training, How to Call in Your Tribe + Create Content that Converts  Text me at 603-931-4386 Learn more about KiZE Concepts by following them on Instagram or heading to https://kizeconcepts.com (use code AMBER) Follow Jeff on Instagram Email Jeff at Jeff@kizeconcepts.com Tag me in your big shifts + takeaways: @amberlilyestrom    Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes  Listen on Spotify   

Growing or getting a business off the ground can feel like enough of a challenge without the added economic strain of a global pandemic. Now that we’re in the midst of one— how can we ensure our businesses not only survive but thrive?In today’s episode, guests Andy Long, of Ben Franklin Technology Partners and Jeff Edwards of The Stryk Group talk resilience. Find out what Jeff learned from surviving multiple major economic turns including the tech bubble and housing crisis. Andy breaks down the difference between the companies that will make it to the other side of economic disruption. Hear their advice for small businesses trying to keep their dreams alive through the coronavirus pandemic. Find out why mindset may be more important than you think.Top Takeaways:How small businesses can survive and thrive after the COVID-19 pandemic.Advice for small business owners on mindset and perspective.Lessons learned from previous economic downturns.The primary difference between companies that make it through major adversity.Episode Highlights: [00:01] Intro[00:15] Meet Andy Long and Jeff Edwards[01:19] Jeff Edwards on creating structure through adversity[06:06] Andy Long’s work with early companies [11:46] Jeff's lessons learned from multiple economic downturns[21:19] What Jeff would tell his younger self[24:15] Andy's mindset tips for facing adversity[27:10] Relating to one another and being intentional[31:11] Investing carefully emotionally [35:39] The world is changing, be proactive as it happens[37:48] Advice for small business owners trying to keep their dream alive[39:57] Finding balance and harvesting strength as a leader[43:28] OutroStand-Out Quotes:"Do I have the right aperture on who I'm doing business with and how I'm doing business?and am I the only one facing these challenges?... It's important to kind of put into perspective who you are in the scope of that and to know that it's still just a business. If that is the core of where you find your greatest value, it's going to be very challenging because feelings are going to eat you alive." -Andy Long [26:11] “If you're sitting and you're thinking and you're feeling your way through what it's going to be like if your business fails during this time, you're weakening your internal fortitude… That probably has more to do with failure than anything else that you experience in business because once we're worn out emotionally, we don't have the strength to persevere.” -Jeff Edwards [33:05] Resources Mentioned:Boost PointBen Franklin Technology PartnersThe Stryk GroupHBR: How to Survive a Recession and Thrive AfterwardConnect:Find | Sam BeilerAt boostpoint.comOn Instagram:@sam_beilerOn Twitter: @sambeilerFind | Andy Long At

Dr. Hans interviews Jeff about his experience and success as an investor. Topics: Is investing complicated? How should a person pick stocks? What Jeff's parents think about investing? Why waiting is the worst thing to do.

This week, we talk about one person, Mr. Kobe Bryant, who passed away 3 days before this episode was produced, at the age of just 41. For the first time in the short history of this podcast, we interviewed 5 people who gave their own accounts of the sports icon.00:02:50 Jeff Barker shares his memories of Kobe Bryant00:03:28 Jeff Barker accounts his first memories of Kobe Bryant00:05:42 Kobe vs MJ00:08:11 Jeff Barker's Favorite Kobe moment00:13:32 Jeff and I talk about Kobe's legacy00:16:32 What does Kobe mean to LA?00:23:53 What Jeff will remember the most of Kobe?00:35:22 Steve Helwick joins us to talk Kobe00:35:44 Steve's favorite moment of Kobe Bryant00:37:57 How much Kobe means to Steve00:40:18 What Steve remember the most of Kobe00:41:34 Robert Marcus and Clark join me in the studio00:42:42 Robert, Marcus and Clark share their first impressions of Kobe00:49:24 Robert, Marcus and Clark's favorite moments of Kobe01:00:58 How much Kobe means to Robert, Marcus, and Clark01:12:44 Robert, Marcus and Clark talk about Kobe's basketball legacy01:24:24 Clark and Marcus discuss their favorite game fo Kobe01:35:14 I share my thoughts of Kobe's legacyWelcome to my podcast "Rants with Danny Shih" hosted by Daniel Shih and presented by 1-0 Sports.I'm an RTF & Plan II student at the University of Texas and the Director of the Sports Department at Texas Student Television.Links:1-0 Sports: https://1-0sports.myportfolio.com/workTSTV Sports: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYlH1SAV55lQc_M3P0VO0VAMusic:Do Something by Cjbeards | https://soundcloud.com/cjbeards

Do you know everything that you need to know about forming a habit? More than 20,000 people have downloaded the 66-Day Calendar from the1thing.com and we’ve shepherded more than 4,000 people through a 66-Day challenge through our Time Blocking Mastery Course — and what we’ve found is that there are some very common myths around forming a habit. And if you aren’t aware of what these myths are, then you simply won’t be as successful. So, in this episode, we sit down with someone who’s embarked on quite a few 66-Day Challenges, Jeff Gray, and we dive into some of the mistakes he made and the lessons he learned along the way — lessons that were absolutely vital to achieving the success he has today. Starting Jan. 1, 2020, we will be kicking off a Living Your ONE Thing 66-Day Challenge exclusively for members. We will be pouring into our community so that everyone can start the new year with a power habit that sticks, and we invite you to join us. You can start for FREE at the1thing.com/community.   In this episode, you will learn... -[10:45] Why it’s okay if you don’t knock every 66-Day Challenge out of the park -[12:55] What Jeff learned from his first 66-Day Challenge (that a lot of people miss) -[20:25] The importance of focusing on what you can do, and nothing more -[34:35] What you need to know before starting your first 66-Day Challenge   Links & Tools From This Episode -Join the exclusive Living Your ONE Thing 66-Day Challenge at the1thing.com/community -Get a discount on multiple The ONE Thing Planners until the end of 2019 at www.the1thing.com/shop -- When you started your business, did you dream of drafting proposals, contracts, and tracking down payments? If not, you need Honeybook, an online business management tool that organizes your client communications, bookings, contracts, and invoices all in one place. It makes it simple to run your business better, and it can even consolidate services you already use like Quickbook, Google Suite, Excel, MailChimp, and Gmail. Do more of what you love and get 50% off by going to Honeybook.com/ONE. Payment is flexible and the promotion applies whether you pay monthly or annually.

Overview: In this episode of Innovation for All, Jeff Temple, professor and licensed psychologist at the University of Texas Medical Branch will discuss his research that studies teenage sexting behaviors. Jeff explains the gender breakdown of teenage sexting, the factors that may lead to psychological consequences, and how it may be a safe way for LGBTQ youth to explore sexuality. In this episode you will learn: How psychologists define what sexting is What sexting looks like in adults How sexting should be looked at in the context of universal prevention programs rather than as a bad behavior What Jeff’s longitudinal studies of teenage sexting involve The challenges of studying sexting in teenagers The breakdown of sexting in girls compared to boys What factors related to sexting could lead to psychological health consequences Why consensual sexting does not lead to psychological health issues How media headlines misrepresent today’s teenagers as “sex-crazed” If sexting can be used as a safe way explore sexuality If there are legal risks in having nude photos on your phone What makes people want to sext How sexuality plays into the research of teenage sexting Opportunity to talk to your teenager in an ongoing conversation How in the future psychology may be integrated into primary care Why college athletes should be paid Get shownotes for this an every episode at innovationforallcast.com or find us on Twitter @inforallpodcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/innovation-for-all/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/innovation-for-all/support

Legendary cinematographer Jeff Cronenweth (Fight Club, Social Network, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) gives us an inside look at the making of his latest film A Million Little Pieces Jeff and Go Creative Show host, Ben Consoli, discuss the constraints of turning a book into a screenplay, how they only had 21 days and $4 million dollars to produce it, how Jeff utilized 3 cameras, the use of practical special effects, and more! Subscribe Now! What you will learn in this episode What Jeff is currently working on for Las Vegas (03:47) Behind the scenes of A Million Little Pieces (09:42) The constraints of turning the book into a screenplay (14:59) How they managed to film for only 21 days and $4 million Creating the look for A Million Little Pieces Jeff’s camera package How Jeff used 3 cameras for A Million Little Pieces (36:10) Jeff’s lens package (42:02) How color and lighting was motivated for specific scenes (49:18) Properly lighting smoke (54:41) Using physical special effects for the sewer hallway scene (57:46) How the whiskey glass reflection shot was done in-camera (01:01:14) Why Jeff embraces fear when working (01:03:35) How Jeff uses LED lighting technology (01:04:53) Advice for new cinematographers (01:06:30) And more! Show Links GCS047 Cinematography of Gone Girl (with Jeff Cronenweth) Go Creative Show is supported by: Premium Beat Rule Boston Camera Hedge Shutterstock   Premium Beat Song of the Week The Path to Abundance by Vincent Tone Subscribe + Follow Go Creative Show Twitter Facebook Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Podcasts iHeart Radio YouTube Follow Our Guest Jeff Cronenweth's IMDb Follow Ben Consoli BC Media Productions BenConsoli.com Twitter Instagram  Follow Matt Russell Gain Structure Sound Twitter

Travis, James and Kevin welcome back Jeff Shrader of Advance Guard Militaria to discuss the spoils of war! Jeff comes back to talk to the guys about the importance of establishing prominence of items coming back from an active war zone and why carrying off anything of value doesn't fly like it used to 100 years ago.  ALSO - Kevin takes an art consignment from a Baroness - Raids of the home of Nazi leaders - James talks about his time in Kosovo - Items of cultural importance - What Jeff found in a Vietnam footlocker - The proper paperwork for these types of items  https://www.advanceguardmilitaria.com/ DON'T FORGET! If you're attending Rhode Island Comic Con make sure you stop by Travis's panel on Sunday at 2pm! Get more information here.  https://www.ricomiccon.com/  Hosted by Travis Landry, James Supp and Kevin Bruneau

Join all us fools. We talk about stuff. Football. Dead men walking. What Jeff does when he gets quiet while recording. Plus, half the battle. Enjoy. 

Have you ever taken a personality test? I've taken 47 billion. I think it's because I've hated my personality for so long. I'm not kidding. I thought I was way over the top, and my laugh was obnoxious, and I was too high maintenance. I took every personality test known to man. Honestly, it didn't make me feel any better.  I was trying to figure myself out, because I disliked myself. I thought the answers in the test would tell me how to fix myself. But that's not me anymore. I don't want to change myself. I don't want to waste another second not being me. I still want to grow, mature, and refine myself, but I wanted to do it being me. Now, if I do a personality test, it's because I want to know what makes me tick. This is where the Enneagram comes in. Beth and Jeff McCord are here, and they are the founders of Your Enneagram Coach a website that not only helps people find out what their type is, but helps couples find out how to interact with each other no matter what type they are. They have even written a book to help Christian couples live their best lives using the Enneagram. Their book is called Becoming Us. We kick this show off with a kind of Enneagram crash course, and then break down how this information can be useful for individuals, couples and eventually even kids.  Show Notes: [05:50] The Enneagram is a typology system and way of knowing yourself. It's like your internal GPS. It will tell you your main type and your main destination. [06:48] The Enneagram will tell you why you veered off course and alert you before you get off course again. It can help you create a different mindset. [07:25] The Enneagram shows you why you think, feel, and behave in certain ways. It gets to the heart motivations. [07:59] It gives you hope that there is transformation ahead and a healthier path. [08:57] Beth and Jeff had trouble understanding each other about five years into their marriage. Some friends introduced them to The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective by Richard Rohr.  [09:30] Finally Beth and Jeff had clarity on why they were doing what they were doing.  [09:42] They've been doing this for over 20 years and are still learning and growing.  [10:40] Beth was Michael Hyatt's personal assistant, so she saw first hand how an amazing team works behind the scenes and develops online courses.  [10:48] Beth and Jeff started creating Enneagram courses and coaching people. It was amazing to watch people transform right before their eyes.  [11:05] They then developed the Become an Enneagram Coach course. They now have over 400 coaches in 18 countries who are transforming other people's lives.  [12:16] Because Enneagram is about why you do the things you do, you want to look at the core motivation of the nine types. [12:26] There are four core motivations. There's the core fear. There's the desire. There's the weakness. There's the core longing. [12:56] Type one is the moral perfectionist. Type two is a supportive adviser. [14:16] Type three is the successful achiever. They fear being exposed or incompetent. [15:22] Type four is the romantic individualist. They fear being cut off. They desire to be special. Their core weakness is envy. [15:55] Type five is the investigative thinkers. They fear being annihilated. They desire to be capable and competent. Their weakness is that they feel they lack too many inner resources. [16:36] Type six is the loyal guardian. They fear fear itself. They desire security. Their core weakness is anxiety. [17:20] Type seven is the entertaining optimist. They fear being deprived. They desire to be happy and content. The weakness is gluttony. [18:52] Type eight is the protective challenger. They fear being weak. They desire to protect themselves. Their weaknesses are lust or excess. [19:57] Type nine is the peaceful mediator. They fear being in conflict. They desire inner stability and peace of mind. Their weakness is sloth. [23:55] No matter what our type is we can get healthy.  [24:26] Beth takes people through a process called exploring you where they work through five guide sheets.  [25:37] We are all diverse. When we are at our healthiest, we bless everyone including ourselves. [28:41] The Enneagram is super useful for helping couples or people work together harmoniously. [29:12] We often assume people see the world the way that we do, but they don't.  [29:49] What Jeff and Beth are doing is the overflow of what has been going on in their marriage since the early 2000s. They've been able to transcend patterns of conflict and have language to describe what is happening inside of us. [33:31] Instead of fighting, try looking at things through the other person's lens.  [36:51] People parent according to their type.  [37:55] As kids get older, you start to notice patterns. There are unique ways to relate to different types.  [45:39] Jeff and Beth have created a marriage assessment and a book that will help couples understand themselves and each other.  [48:13] It takes couple six years before they actually ask for help. You can find courses that will help you in your marriage on the Your Enneagram Coach website.  [53:01] Melissa has fun asking Beth and Jeff three wrap up questions. Thanks for joining us on Ordinary People Ordinary Things. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review. Just like your mother taught you. Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page @MsMelissaRadke on Instagram @msmelissaradke on Twitter Autographed Copy of Eat Cake. Be Brave. Eat Cake. Be Brave. 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Jeff Garmire has logged 21 thousand miles and counting at the time of this episode being aired. Funny thing is, you wouldn't really know it because he doesn't exactly care to shout it from the rooftops. Rather, he goes about his business by chasing his passion, learning, and trying new things.On trail, Jeff goes by “Legend.” As such, I figured it would be beneficial to pick the brain of someone who has hiked so many miles, completed a Calendar Year Triple Crown, attempted and completed the FKT of the Arizona Trail, and countless other endeavors. You don't have to want to follow in Jeff's footsteps in order to learn something from him. What Jeff knows can apply to literally any backpacking trip, big or small, that you will ever do. We cover everything from his early days, to how he deals with the mental struggles of the trail, speed versus efficiency, and his latest AZ Trail adventure. You name it, we cover it and Jeff does so in a way that isn't intimidating or hard to follow.This episode is no doubt packed full of great talking points!By Land,Emory R. WangerThe By Land Podcast Facebook GroupI have a facebook group specifically for listeners! See you in there!HELP THE SHOWIf you enjoyed this show and want to help me out, please leave me an honest review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts from. Doing so will help my podcast reach others and grow more and more. I can't do it without you!SWAG - http://byland.co/shop/Comic Book - http://byland.co/comic-book/Show NotesIntroductionsJeff remembers Tyler Lau from when he was attemping his own Calendar Triple CrownConnecting with others on trailWhere and how Jeff's backpacking story beganWhat the PCT culture was like when Jeff startedJeff's first PCT experience and how it compares to todayDeciding to hike againHiking the PNW TrailDeciding to attempt an FKTMental vs. PhysicalTechniques for staying mentally sharpPlanning out the AZ Trail FKTLearning what your body is capableLearning to hike big milesEfficiency versus speedWalking techniquesHiking and being inside your headDealing with the mental redlineThoughts on what a “backpacker” is and what it means to backpackHow to follow up with JeffLinkshttps://www.instagram.com/thefreeoutsidehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcFxqculFnBmXQo9HbYGKOQhttps://www.facebook.com/freeoutside/

My guest today is Jeff Morris Jr., the Director of Revenue at Tinder. We begin this episode talking about the future of education. Jeff recently completed an MBA at UCLA and wrote his thesis on the future of Lambda School, the San Francisco based education startup. We talked about the transition from marketing funnels to marketing loops and how Tinder is growing its average revenue per user. We also explore Hollywood's transition from movies to television, and the letter Jeff received from legendary UCLA college basketball coach John Wooden. We also explore some career strategies for sparking serendipity. I hope you enjoy our conversation. SUBSCRIBE TO MY “MONDAY MUSINGS” NEWSLETTER TO KEEP UP WITH THE PODCAST. Where to find Jeff online: Twitter Website Tinder Other links: Ryan Holdaway Lambda School K-factor by Andrew Chen  Modern Romance by Aziz Ansari RigUp Brian Nogard Show Notes: 1:18 What Jeff learned from working with Lambda school on their Outcomes team, why the incentive structure for traditional colleges is broken, and why Jeff got an MBA despite believing in the future of education looking like Lambda school? 7:43 How Jeff had to scale himself up by becoming a lot more quantitative as the Director of Revenue at Twitter, how marketing at startups has changed from funnels to loops, and the cultural power of the Tinder swipe. 12:54 How average revenue per use has come up at Tinder over the last two years, how to build a successful social product that is low in the Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, and how Tinder balances perceived coolness and utility. 18:11 The historic geographical limitations of dating, the evergreen trends in dating, and what has Jeff learned about compatibility between people through his time at Tinder 23:17 How Jeff thinks about inequality in the Tinder ecosystem, how movies and TV have set up a false idea of how people meet, and what Jeff learned about romance from film school. 30:08 The switch from Hollywood to TV for film school graduates, why TV is uniquely suited to the subscription model, and why David thinks that exporting cool is LA’s core competency 44:34 Retraining in the Lambda school era, high growth jobs that are easy to retrain for, and dynamics of proving competence and expertise 52:26 Why Jeff sent a letter to John Wooden and other celebrities, what he learned about outbound emails, and how to find the ‘underpriced assets’ when it comes to talent 1:00:55 How Jeff got a job at Zaarly ahead of hundreds of other candidates, how that experience expanded his worldview, and what you can do to set yourself apart in the job search process 1:04:47 David and Jeff give the listeners a challenge, what Jeff learned from Brian Norgard about products, and how Jeff thinks about disruption 1:17:17 The verticalization of LinkedIn and other incumbents, and why Jeff thinks being on Twitter is the reason for his high growth career SUBSCRIBE TO MY “MONDAY MUSINGS” NEWSLETTER TO KEEP UP WITH THE PODCAST.

Welcome to episode 25 Construction Nation! This is Sue Dyer, your host of Construction Dream Team; where I interview industry leaders and experts, so you can learn about the people side of construction and build your construction dream team based on OPE, Oher people’s experiences.  And you can accelerate your success by learning from others who have already been there and done that. There are two places you can go to interact with us and share your ideas and thoughts.  The first place is the Show Notes page for each podcast episode where you can write a comment and share your thoughts.  The second place is our LinkedIn Group, CDTLinkedIn.com, where you can ask your questions, make comments, and we can have a dialogue.  Let us know who you want to hear from and what you want to hear about.   Episode 25:  3 Invaluable Lessons from Jeffrey Sims One way you’re guaranteed to fail as a leader is if you have a lot of blind spots. A leader has to know how to leverage people’s strengths and align them to the tasks that have to be done. The most important part of a project is to create an environment of safety culture.   This week, host Sue Dyer speaks with Jeffrey Sims about the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and the Project Leadership Institute. About Guest Jeffrey Simms (1:33) Jeff is the Project Director at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. Jeff heads up a program for the Department of Energy and has partnered with your host Sue Dyer.   Jeff’s Journey to Becoming the Project Director at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (2:38) Jeff grew up the son of a contractor and got a bachelor’s degree in structural engineering Jeff spent his early career working for engineering firms designing buildings and bridges After spending some time at a few national laboratories in the Midwest he transitioned to SLAC National Laboratory in Menlo Park, CA.   About SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (5:40)   SLAC is funded by the Department of Energy There are about 1,500 people focused on various research disciplines SLAC is adjacent to the Stanford campus and uses a linear accelerator that focuses on certain missions How Jeff Has Helped Spread the Idea of Collaboration Through the Department of Energy’s National Laboratories (8:00) Jeff is working to create an environment that’s more attractive to contractors Owners need to put the contractor at their same level and integrate them with the team A healthy partnering environment is key Bringing the stakeholders into the process is important You have to create a strong relationship between the leadership of the owners and the leadership of a construction company The larger a project gets, the complexity isn’t only in the tech, it’s in the people   Jeff’s Journey with the Project Leadership Institute (13:47) The vision of the institute is a year-long development program with week-long events that have learnings from Stanford and experienced leaders from the Department of Energy A group of 25 people is accepted for the year-long program, which is a mix of graduate-level training and experiential training The institute wants to create a culture of project leadership across the complex that understands how to manage large, complex projects The Project Leadership Institute is trying to raise the bar for project leadership culture across the bar for the Department of Energy and it is about creating a network that people can leverage going forward     What Jeff has Learned from Running the Project Leadership Institute (18:10) While easily defined by the Project Management Institute, in complex projects the people component makes it a Sociological experiment that is occasionally interrupted by technical progress.  One way you’re guaranteed to fail as a leader is if you have a lot of blind spots. Developing trust in our team and facilitating the development of trust helps you develop communication in a way that gets rid of blind spots.   Why Emotional Intelligence is Important (20:15) You need to understand how to have crucial conversations, balancing empathy and accountability We listen as leaders and understand challenges, but you can’t let up on requirements or accountability to delivery When we know our strengths and weaknesses, we can allow others to help us   How Jeff is Applying PLI Knowledge to the $1 Billion X-Ray Accelerator Project (22:35) A leader has to know how to leverage people’s strengths and align them to the tasks that have to be done.  You have to understand how to adapt when people’s skillsets change over the years.  It’s difficult to stay focused when you don’t know your individual triggers.   What PLI’s Graduates Have Learned and How They Apply It (25:00)   Preparing to lead daily projects - negotiations, etc. Becoming a highly effective leader - emotional intelligence, and self-awareness Positioning your project for success - risk and safety Delivering high-risk complex projects - making quality decisions The Graduation - crisis communications/management   Jeff’s Greatest Strength as a Leader (27:40)   Jeff is a fan of the Strengths Finder 2.0 tool - his strengths are focus, strategy, and being analytical. Jeff is constantly thinking about analyzing data to improve things on projects.   A Big Challenge Jeff Has Faced in His Career (29:14) Jeff has experienced a lot of scope, cost, or schedule challenges, but the biggest challenges have been about safety. He talks about a time when a safety precaution was being breached and how he lost his temper when the situation wasn’t taken seriously.   The Best Advice Jeff Has Ever Gotten (35:21) On a team, everybody gets the ball regardless of whether you like everyone on the team or not. You have to stay focused on being successful and minimizing emotions.   Resources for Listeners   Recommended Book: Thinking in Bets: Making Smarter Decisions When You Don’t Have All the Facts, by Annie Duke Try out the Gallup Strength Finder Learn more about Jeff’s current project   Contact Jeff Contact Jeff on LinkedIn Reach Jeff at https://pli-slac.stanford.edu   Jeff’s Parting Advice (42:00) Try to understand someone else’s perspective.  Listening rather than speaking should be your focus - this is a skill you should actively try to develop.   Please subscribe to Construction Dream Team for the latest episodes on our website, iTunes or Stitcher!  Remember…Construction Dream Team drops every Monday morning at 4 am PST. Please join us next week when Sue will interview another industry leader or expert so you can learn how to create your Construction Dream Team!    

Joining Jeffrey Palermo today is Jeff Fritz! Jeff is the Senior Program Manager in Microsoft’s Developer Division working on the .Net Community Team. He's a long-time web developer and survivor of the .com era. He has built large software-as-a-service applications in every version of ASP.NET, with a focus on performance and scalability. Four days a week you can catch Jeff writing code and teaching folks how to get ahead in the software industry on a live video stream called, “Fritz and Friends” on Twitch! You can also catch Jeff on a previous episode of The Azure DevOps Podcast; “Party with Palermo at the Microsoft MVP Summit!”   This week, the two Jeffreys will be discussing .Net Core and Blazor! They talk about Jeff’s background in the industry and what he’s currently up to, his current findings in the space of .Net Core 3.0 and Blazor, his experimentation with Blazor and Akka.NET, and whether or not the Blazor model will become the norm for web applications. Jeff also reviews what’s available for developers to use today vs. what they may have to wait a bit for, and gives his recommendations on what listeners should follow up on to learn more about Blazor and Akka.NET.   Topics of Discussion: [:42] About today’s episode. [2:05] Jeff gives his background; how he came to work at Microsoft, caught the “speaking bug,” and how he decided to become a video streamer on Twitch. [7:50] Jeff talks about the logistics of some of the longer format video streams he conducts. [9:10] What Jeff is finding in the space of .Net Core 3 and Blazor. [15:21] Jeff deciphers what is available for developers to use right now vs. what they have to wait a bit for. [20:19] Will the Blazor model become the norm for web applications? [26:49] About Jeff’s experimentation with Blazor and Akka.NET. [33:01] How Akka.NET is architecturally different (from Hub-and-spoke or a bus pattern). If you’re an an ASP-controller, what does it look like? [34:44] Resources Jeff recommends to learn more about Blazor and Akka.NET.   Mentioned in this Episode: Azure DevOps Clear Measure (Sponsor) .Net Core 3 Blazor Jeff Fritz Jeff Fritz’s channel on Twitch: CSharpFritz Jeff Fritz’s Twitter: @CSharpFritz Jeff Fritz’s GitHub: @CSharpFritz JeffreyFritz.com (Jeff Fritz) Visual Studio channel on Twitch The Azure DevOps Podcast Episode: “Party with Palermo at the Microsoft MVP Summit” MVP Summit TechEd .Net Conf 2019 Microsoft Build Conference 2019 C# 8.0 WebAssembly The Azure DevOps Podcast Episode: “Rockford Lhotka on Software Architecture” Akka.NET LearnAkka.net Docs.Microsoft.com Blazor.net Live Coders Team on Twitch NinjaBunny9000 on Twitch   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

This week on the podcast, we have with us Jeff Simpson, the founder and CEO of Arch Companies in New York City, and we talk about his career trajectory, how to get into real estate, and the importance of keeping your word in the real estate industry.We also talk about their current investments and projects, and the future of Arch Companies.QUOTES“If someone is more of an entrepreneur than a technical person, they may be better off riding the finance train from the beginning if they want to get into real estate.”“The most important part to me is to give people your word. Look someone in the eye, shake their hand, give them your word and live up to it. That’s where it starts.”“It takes difficult situations to show people that you can be trusted. It doesn’t just happen instantaneously.”“If you work with smart people, they will see that you’re really good and they will want you to stay around, and they will do what it takes to keep you around.”CONNECT WITH JEFFArch Companies (site)Jeff Simpson (LinkedIn)SHOW NOTES[0:01:15.0] Getting to know Jeff[0:02:15.5] How Jeff got interested in real estate[0:04:38.3] Different ways to get started in real estate[0:08:39.6] The biggest factor for why Jeff decided to pursue a career in real estate[0:10:44.9] What Jeff considers as an important component in building a good reputation for your business[0:11:22.7] Why it’s important to keep your word[0:11:45.6] Transitioning from being in the construction business to real estate development[0:18:31.3] The challenge for people who are just starting out in their real estate career[0:20:14.0] Getting to know Arch Companies[0:20:55.3] Arch Companies’ investments and projects[0:22:19.0] The future of Arch Companies[0:24:23.3] Jeff’s advice to newcomers in real estate[0:27:54.0] Connect with Jeff!

In this episode Jo chats with Jeff Kortenbosch from Ikea about: The reasons to get into virtual classrooms How Virtual Classrooms can be better than face to face What Jeff has learned so far Jo and Mike talk about the best bits Find out more information: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kortenbosch/ @jeffkortenbosch   Lightbulbmoment.online Lightbulbmoment.info Lightbulbmoment.community   @MomentLightbulb @LightbulbJo @MikeLightbulb

Two Brain Mentor Series Jeff BurlingameAt Two Brain we have over 20 mentors from around the world. In this episode I interview mentor Jeff Burlingame to hear how he got started in the gym business, and his path to becoming a mentor. Jeff knew he wanted to be mentor in his late teens after years of watching TV shows like Kitchen Nightmares, Hotel Hell and Bar Rescue. As he started frequenting gyms he realised he wanted to mentor gym owners. Hear about his journey to get there, which includes, working in sales, becoming the owner of a gym and being fired. He talks about how he tuned his gym around and why action was the thing that got him through. Discussion PointsWhat led to Jeff wanting to be a mentor (01:02)How he started his gym career as a personal trainer and how his career in gyms progressed (3:00)How having his daughter changed his attitude to working 15-hour days and led him back to the idea of mentorship (03:52)Finding the opportunity to open his own gym (05:52)Running his first CrossFit gym and how he ended up buying it (08:00)Working out how to make money from the gym and working with Two Brain (14:40)Turning his gym around (16:33)The importance of action and momentum (17:46)How Jeff became a mentor with Two Brain and the tough training he went through (20:35)That going through the tough times of running a business is what builds character (25:00)What Jeff has learned from being a mentor (27:11)Why authenticity and experience in the industry are important to look for in a mentor (30:20)The importance of talking to your potential mentor and seeing if you align (33:38) LinksTwo-Brain Business: Grow Your Gym by Chris Cooper

We all have personal barriers to the adventures we want to have, but what happens if the adventure you want to have means having to pack out an entire moose out alone? Do you go for it or come up with an excuse not to go? If you're Jeff Lusk, you just pony up and go for it. You take one step at a time and enjoy whatever the adventure throws at you.On this episode, I talk with Jeff Lusk about a solo moose hunt he went on this past hunting season. While it's always fun to recap an interesting hunt, it's even more fun learning about the struggles involved in any such adventure. What Jeff learned on his hunt can directly apply to your adventures even if you're not into hunting. Jeff was alone, battling the cold, the mental debates in his head of whether or not he should be there, and the physical toll that packing out a moose alone comes with.At the end of the day, he did it and he can now take what he learned forward on future adventures. That's what it's all about right? Learning and pushing yourself each time you go out so you can continue to grow as a person.Please enjoy this episode with Jeff Lusk. I have no doubt you'll get some good nuggets of wisdom from it!By Land,Emory R. WangerTHANKS FOR LISTENING!!Taking the time to listen to this podcast is greatly appreciated! If you have questions or comments, feel free to reach me at emory@byland.co or leave a comment below. I'd love to hear from you.HELP THE SHOWIf you enjoyed this show and want to help me out, please leave me an honest review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts from. Doing so will help my podcast reach others and grow more and more. I can't do it without you!Lifestyle Shop - http://byland.co/shop/Comic Book - http://byland.co/comic-book/Show NotesIntro to JeffManaging expectation on a solo moose huntHow Jeff got to the point where he went solo moose huntingDealing with the mental struggles solo huntingWhy we find excuses to go home earlyStaying curiousTips to staying in the field longer when you're aloneWorking up to a solo tripSelf talk when you're soloThe rewards of pushing yourselfThe bonds build with others in the backcountryBackcountry lessons applied to daily lifeThe story of the solo moose huntBattling the mental side of being soloChoosing to push yourselfHow we get past mental barriersFalling in love with the process of what you're doingLearning to battle excusesProject WaypointHow to reach JeffLinksProject Waypoint IG https://www.instagram.com/projectwaypoint

“I wanted to step out of my comfort zone, push myself and learn about something that I am interested in and do a good job of.” What Jeff says here doesn’t just ring true for his run at becoming a part of Kelowna’s City Council. It also attributes to the challenge of being a well known and established musician in the Okanagan Valley. In this very honest and candid interview Jeff provided a very generous hour of his time to talk about his life, his struggle as an outcast, his triumphs as a musician and embarking on his latest and most ambitious project yet of becoming a part of Kelowna’s City Council. Enjoy!

(#259) Jeff Pelizzaro is this week's featured guest. Jeff is a licensed physical therapist, golf fitness professional, and authored the #1 Amazon Best-Selling book The Golfer’s Guide to a Bogey Proof Workout.  He’s the co-founder of 18STRONG, a golf fitness website and podcast where the mission is simple:  Help golfers Train Harder, Practice Smarter, and Play Better Golf. Combining instructional videos and podcast interviews with some of the best golfers and coaches in the world, 18STRONG is quickly becoming one of the top online resources for golfers looking to Think, Play, and Feel stronger on and off the course. This week on the show, Jeff and I had a great chat about his highly successful approach to movement and strength with the golfers he works with. He shares his specific methods that allow for peak performance in the game of golf. Here's what you'll learn about this week: Jeff's backstory and how he ended up specializing in Golf Fitness I share my own "golf story" that I've never shared before How golf is a lot like kettlebells and weightlifting? What Jeff enjoys most about working with the golf population How strength training can improve golf performance How he evaluates golfers to maximize performance What body segments limit the golf swing the most? His simple approach to better movement and strength How he cautiously uses kettlebells in his training program What he thinks about using the get-up for golfers Benefits of the get-up for the golfer What his "go-to" exercises are for golf performance The method he uses to increase speed His global approach to fixing low back pain Misconceptions golfers have about strength training Why hypertrophy training is actually a great thing for golfers Examples of the young generation of golfers who are lifting heavy Learn about the gold standard golf certification - The TPI What to look for when looking for a golf fitness professional Advice for coaches or trainers who are looking to work with golfers Where to start on 18Strong.com? Jeff's unconventional book recommendation The takeaway action after listening to this interview... [click_to_tweet tweet="Your body is the most important piece of equipment that you own. - Jeff Pelizzaro" quote="Your body is the most important piece of equipment that you own. - Jeff Pelizzaro" theme="style5"] [jbox color="green" radius ="2"]This week's podcast is brought to you by one of my favorite online learning resources to build a "world-class" education. Go To AudibleTrial.com/strengthpodcast to learn more and get a FREE audiobook.[/jbox] Get value from this podcast? Please take a minute to review the show. It’s fast and easy to do. To see how to post a review in Apple Podcasts, go to RdellaTraining.com/review SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW THE SHOW IN APPLE PODCASTS SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW THE SHOW IN STITCHER LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE IN GOOGLE PLAY LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE IN OVERCAST The Rdella Training® Podcast is published each week with valuable training information and amazing interviews with many “world-class” coaches, experts, and authors in the fitness industry. The Rdella Training Podcast is committed to "bridging the gaps" in strength, performance, and injury prevention. Created for the serious fitness enthusiasts and dedicated lifters around the world. SHOW NOTES: 18Strong.com YouTube Channel for 18Strong Five Lessons - The Modern Fundamentals Of Golf The Golfer’s Guide to a Bogey Proof Workout TPI Certification Fearless Golf Think And Grow Rich [jbox color="red" radius ="2"]Follow @RdellaTraining on Instagram for high-value training tips, tutorials and education.[/jbox] [jbox color="yellow" radius ="2"]Community page: RdellaTraining.com/ask.[/jbox] Spread the word! Please share this on Facebook, Twitter or anywhere you’d like. [jbox color="blue" radius ="2"]Scott Iardella, MPT, CSCS is a strength coach, athlete, and former "physio" who's mission is to help men and women, regardless of age or background, forge their best, strongest self. Scott is the author of the book, The Edge of Strength.[/jbox]

My guest today is Jeff Smith. Jeff is a serial entrepreneur who has owned a variety of businesses ranging from a literal brick and mortar business to his current endeavor Jet Dental. He has gained a lot of experience from each of his companies. However, the one constant he has built his business model on is bringing value to the customers and the industry as a whole. We discuss what Jeff considers valuable in a business and how he keeps the balance between planning for a sale and passionately growing his business. Business should be fun and Jeff has some practical tips on how to keep it fun and still make smart business decisions. You will learn about: Jeff’s entrepreneurial beginnings in the high tech industry. The goals he had for his first business. His time in the internet filtering industry. Why he invested in his company and why it was a good decision. The value of strategic planning. Why you need to stick to what you know. How Jeff tries to disrupt any industry he enters. Jeff’s goals for Jet Dental. What Jeff means when he says, “filling a hole in the market.” How Jet Dental has disrupted the industry. When to know to leave the company. The importance of keeping your emotions in check. Why you should try to keep the same advisors from deal to deal. Why you need to know your priorities and stick to them. Takeaways: If you take anything away from this episode, it should be to plan for your exit. If you do all the work of structuring an exit plan beforehand, it is done and you don’t have to worry about anymore. Knowing your business is always ready for sale takes a lot of pressure off you and allows you to enjoy the present day-to-day fun of running a business. Also, set your priorities early on so that exit planning is easier for everyone. Links and Resources Jet Dental GEXP Collaborative Jeff’s email About Jeff: As CEO of Jet Dental, Smith leads a growing company dedicated to improved Oral Health for employees in business’ and organizations nationwide. We take a World Class Dental Team to the workplace making dental care more convenient and accessible to everyone in the workplace. As CEO of Alliance Health, Jeff Smith led a growing company dedicated to helping people with chronic conditions better manage their health through VIP customer care and technology-driven solutions. Under his direction, Alliance Health has: Smith started his career working for industry giants including Proctor and Gamble, and Toshiba. Since striking out on his own, he’s spent more than two decades starting or acquiring six companies, including Cerberian, ClearPlex and Beehive Brick and Stone, bringing them to successful exits. Other professional highlights include several award recognitions including: 2013 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year (West Region) 2013 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year National Finalist 2014 Utah Business Magazine’s CEO of the Year Alliance Health has a

Screw The Commute Podcast Show Notes Episode 005 Jeff Herring 01:22 Tom's introduction to Jeff Herring 03:35 What Jeff does 05:27 When he decided to go out on his own 06:53 Advice for those that want to do their own thing 08:26 Tips for making it happen 11:35 The deeper you go, the more people want to copy you 12:34 Funny driving story 16:21 Good and bad of working for you 17:51 What's new out there in content land 19:35 Sponsor message 20:15 A typical day for Jeff 21:15 Jeff's dog has a blog! 22:18 Staying motivated 24:20 Parting thoughts from Jeff *** Resources mentioned in this podcast *** Screw The Commute - https://screwthecommute.com/ Jeff Herring's website - http://jeffherring.com/ Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ I discovered a great new headline / subject line / subheading generator that will actually analyze which headlines and subject lines are best for your market. I negotiated a deal with the developer of this revolutionary and inexpensive software. Oh, and it's good on Mac and PC. Go here: http://tinyurl.com/ows2wu5  

This week's guest is Jeff Kaas, President of Kaas Tailored and Lead Consultant at Truth Bit Pull Consulting. Jeff described how he discovered kaizen, how it changed his company, and more. An MP3 version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn: Jeff's background (1:59) About Jeff's company (5:38) Why a business like his is rare (6:54) Using "kaizen" over "lean" (7:37) What they did (9:19) The tipping point (12:20) Speaking different languages (18:09) About the tours (20:10) About Truth Bit Pull (22:30) The area of continuous improvement Jeff struggles with (28:55) The best advice Jeff has ever received (31:17) What Jeff is most proud of (32:42) Battling the temptation of vanity (33:52) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com Truth Bit Pull Kaas Tailored  Subscribe & Never Miss New Episodes! Click to Subscribe in iTunes If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to subscribe on iTunes. Once you're a subscriber all new episodes will be downloaded to your iTunes account and smartphone. The easiest way for iPhone users to listen to the show is via the free, and incredible, Podcast app. You can download it here. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the Gemba Academy podcast on iTunes. You can also subscribe via Stitcher which is definitely Android friendly. What Do You Think? How did you discover lean/kaizen/continuous improvement?

Jeff Rothschild is a registered dietician (RD) with a masters degree in Nutritional Science and a board certified specialist in Sports Dietetics (CSSD). Today we’re covering all things intermittent fasting! Topics include… What is fasting? Common fears and myths Benefits of fasting Various ways to implement fasting Does our physiology expect us to fast? Who fasting may not be for Eating during daylight hours’ vs at night Coffee or bone broth while fasting Is fasting different for men vs women What Jeff eats on a daily basis   Jeff’s Website – eatsleep.fit The Course – Fasting Course Jeff’s Social - Instagram | Facebook | Twitter  -- Would you like to be coached by Marcus? Contact him HERE! Online Nutritional Coaching Online Workout Design Personal Training Connect: Facebook  |  Instagram  |   YouTube  |  Twitter

Our guest today is the founder of bawldguy.com, “real estate investing through purposeful planning.” With over 45 years of experience, Jeff Brown helps clients acquire rental property, selecting the right financing, and growing their investments. He is a prolific blogger and frequent contributor to various Facebook groups as well. Listen to Jeff’s no nonsense straight forward approach on purposeful planning on another episode of Grab Life Big! In this episode, you will learn: Jeff’s brief background. Jeff being a discounted note expert. What Jeff did as a competitive body builder in his early life. How much Jeff’s horizontal income is today? How to invest in non-performing notes. Jeff’s exercise routine. What Jeff does on his cross fit type workout. Jeff’s real estate business. Plus so much more! Jeff Brown puts his 45+ years of experience to the test as a real estate investing consultant by helping people do a better job of acquiring rental property, selecting the right financing, and growing their investments. His investors range from first-time buyers to million-dollar property owners. Some are college graduates, others were high school dropouts. They include business owners, teachers, electricians, office workers and more. Their common trait? They all have the will to be objective, adhere to a solid plan, and do everything on purpose. They start by creating a Purposeful Plan. Then everything they do with properties is according to the Plan. It’s not magic. It’s time tested property investment principles. In the end, all their clients accomplish the same goal. They retire with enough income to live their dream. Or, in Jeff’s words, they live the life they Purposefully Planned. Given the same amount of capital, their investors beat the average investor’s growth by 2 or 3 times to 1. Jeff’s firm was established back in 1977 with one purpose in mind: to take clients from where they are when they meet, to a magnificently abundant retirement. To that end, Jeff’s policy has always been to be not only hands on, but proactive when it comes to clients’ Purposeful Plans. Over the years they've made room for experts in subjects that directly and indirectly enhance in some way the results clients seek. Jeff has an extensive following on his own Bawldguy website as well as the highly respected blog BiggerPockets.

This week's guest is Jeff Gregory, a consultant with a strong industry background. Jeff and Ron talked all about TPM, OEE, and much more. Even if you're not in manufacturing, there's a lot to learn in this episode. An MP3 version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn: The quote that inspires Jeff (3:15) Jeff's background (3:50) What TPM is (6:48) The foundations of TPM (8:44) An example of a TPM implementation (11:12) Some of the mistakes Jeff has seen (16:04) About PM (18:58) Other PM tools (21:42) How thermography works (23:58) The performance indicators involved in TPM (25:03) How OEE fits in (27:02)  The best way to monitor OEE (32:21) What "Respect for People" means to Jeff (37:29) The best advice Jeff has ever received (39:28) A project that turned out differently than expected (40:24) What Jeff is most proud of as it relates to lean (42:53) The book Jeff recommends (43:44) The knowledge or skill area Jeff feels he needs to improve (46:23) Jeff's final words of wisdom (47:38) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz  Jeff on LinkedIn OpX Solutions Join Us at AME Boston The 2017 International AME Conference is taking place in Boston from October 9th to the 13th. Come meet the Gemba Academy team and experience the world's largest lean and continuous improvement conference. Use promo code Gemba10 to receive 10% off your registration. Learn more here. We're also having our annual AME cocktail party, and this year the location is pretty spectacular. RSVP here. Subscribe & Never Miss New Episodes! Click to Subscribe in iTunes If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to subscribe on iTunes. Once you're a subscriber all new episodes will be downloaded to your iTunes account and smartphone. The easiest way for iPhone users to listen to the show is via the free, and incredible, Podcast app. You can download it here. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the Gemba Academy podcast on iTunes. You can also subscribe via Stitcher which is definitely Android friendly. What Do You Think? What has your experience been with TPM?

Have you ever thought about starting a Kickstarter campaign? Do you wonder how some people seem to have cracked the code on crowdfunding? If so, we’ve got an fantastic episode for you. Jeff Sheldon set a goal to raise $18,000 and ended up with over $430K in pre-orders. In this episode, he unpacks the details of his recent blowout Kickstarter campaign. Jeff shares what it takes to hit a crowdfunding home run and how to avoid some unexpected consequences of Kickstarter success. Enjoy! Episode Highlights: Talking the talk: The Kickstarter Process 5:40 What set Gather apart from others on Kickstarter? 6:27 Building Mass Effect: How to tease your product on Instagram 9:51 Off to the Races: The first day of the Kickstarter campaign 11:30 Discovering Super Backers and their value on Kickstarter 14:06 The Facebook ROAS of Super Backers 15:50 How much time was spent just on your Kickstarter video? 17:04 The Future of UgMonk 19:59   What they don’t tell you: The downsides of running a Kickstarter campaign 22:56 Recovering funds: Where did all the backers go? 24:52 Where is Gather now in the production cycle?: 27:15 Productivity hacks: What Jeff uses to stay on task 29:03   Links and Resources: Dropbox paper Help Scout www.Ugmonk.com Facebook - UgMonk Twitter - UgMonk Instagram - UgMonk Jeff (at) UgMonk.com  

Jeff Nichols joins us on the show to talk about the essentials of strength training and conditioning for tactical professionals. We were super stoked to have Jeff take the time to chat with us because of a couple of reasons. Not only was he a member of the Navy SEALS, but Jeff is also one of those rare people who has been able to achieve the educational and research background to go along with his experiences on the teams. Before his military career, Jeff served as the Assistant Strength Coach at Troy University, where he earned his BS in Exercise Physiology. You will find in the podcast that Jeff is extremely dedicated to the men and women who serve our country. Where some strength coaches focus on getting in the gym and crushing workouts, Jeff promotes the essentials strength and conditioning training, like recovery, wellness, and general fitness, and reminds us that there is more to fitness and performance than hitting the weights. Some of the topics discussed are: 1. Where is the strength and conditioning field for tactical professionals going in the next five to ten years? 2. Why tactical professionals are the one group who needs human performance training more than anyone else. 3. Once you make it through selection, whats next? How should you be training? The difference between selection and deselection. 4. The pandemic of noncombat related injuries in the tactical communities. 5. What Jeff would do when the zombie apocalypse occurs. 2:24: Jeff describes his role in building strength and conditioning programs to educate and create resiliency for tactical professionals through the Preservation of The Force Program and its previous title, the Human Performance Program. 4:32 – Jeff talks about one of the original strength and conditioning coaches, Boyd Epley, and how during the 80’s these coaches were ahead of their time. Fast forward 30 years and the tactical athlete field is looking a lot like the state of strength and conditioning during the 80’s. 8:56 -“A lot of great progress is born out of necessity.” The changes in the army toward making the CSCS an MOS and the need for shifts in the way we train tactical professionals and athletes. 11:44 – Why tactical professionals are the one group who needs human performance training more than anyone else. College and professional sports need human performance training, however, think about the average career length of most semi and pro athletes when compared to a police officer or firefighter. 14:26 – The one thing holding back progress in strength and conditioning for tactical athletes. 21:15 – Once you make it through selection, whats next? How should you be training? The difference between selection and deselection. 24:14 – We discuss one of the most important, but most often neglected parts of training. 29:02 – Getting away from “Go do this because I said go do it,” and answering the why? Why do we do what we do? 31:15 – We discuss fitness standards and the impact of the debacle of a court case in Colorado Springs. http://denver.cbslocal.com/2015/11/10/female-springs-officers-win-lawsuit-no-longer-have-to-take-physical-fitness-tests/ 34:48 – The pandemic of noncombat related injuries in the tactical communities and how focusing on the essentials of strength and conditioning can reduce injuries and save lives. 37:45 – One of the biggest problems is getting the chain of command on board with a wellness program. We discuss these issues and examples of success. If you are a strength coach and need info on the money saved by wellness programs, send us an email at walker@trainfightrecover, and we will get you some data to use when talking to your department, unit, or agency. 41:43 – End the show on a positive note with some questions on Jeff’s daily routine, the zombie apocalypse, things he is not good at, and how to track Jeff down for more information. You can reach Jeff through his youtube page and Instagram account. Jeff shares a lot of information on strength and conditioning so make sure to follow him on social media. Check out the links below. Check out Jeff’s youtube page (@jeffcscs) Instagram page (@jeffcscs) More articles and podcasts with Jeff: The Jugglife Podcast JEFF NICHOLS: HOW TO PREPARE YOUR BODY FOR THE ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE Bridge: Sleep and Recovery, with Jeff Nichols

Buy a basketball t-shirt from our eBay store. Proceeds go towards promoting Aussie Hoops. Dan gives his thoughts on what's happening in Aussie Hoops today. The NBL Blitz is coming to Traralgon, Gippsland (02:00) NBLxNBA - Melbourne United, Sydney Kings and Brisbane Bullets will play against the Oklahoma Thunder, Utah Jazz and Phoenix Suns in October. A look at why this is good for the NBL (9:30) Why didn't Australia notice Mangok Mathiang signed an NBA deal with the Charlotte Hornets? (14:30) Breaking down what the Australian Boomers squad will look like at the 2020 Olympics (17:00) Sydney Kings Managing Director Jeff Van Groningen then joins the show and provides valuable insight into the following; Jeff breaks down what he likes about the Sydney Kings pre-season so far (24:00) What Jeff has been noticing while watching the FIBA Asian Cup (27:00) What is the process Jeff follows when recruiting players for the Sydney Kings (30:00) Are the Sydney Kings owners AEG Ogden happy with the Sydney Kings success last season? (40:00) What players the Sydney Kings are looking at for their final rosters spots currently (41:00) Should NBL fans be worried about teams over-spending and the league falling upon hard times again? (47:00) Remembering the 2007 championship winning Brisbane Bullets and what made them one of the greatest NBL team's in history (54:30) How the NBLxNBA opportunity came up and the Sydney Kings role in making it happen The Sydney Kings decision to run with two imports instead of three this season (1:15:30) Listen to our previous interviews with the biggest stars in Australian Basketball, head to Aussiehoopla.com. Check out previous podcasts featuring; Current NBL Stars - Kevin Lisch, AJ Ogilvy, Damian Martin, Daniel Kickert, Thomas Abercrombie, Torrey Craig, Jason Cadee, Julian Khazzouh NBA Stars Past & Present - Matthew Dellavedova, Stephen Jackson, Randy Livingston, Acie Earl, Josh Childress, Reggie Smith, Todd Lichti Aussie Basketballers Abroad - Ryan Broekhoff, Brock Motum, Jack White, Ben Madgen, Cling Stiendl, Ater Majok, Rhys Carter, Daryl Corletto Australian Boomers Legends - Andrew Gaze, Shane Heal, Mark Bradtke, Andrew Vlahov, CJ Bruton, Chris Anstey, Brett Maher, John Rillie, Tony Ronaldson The NBL's Greatest Imports - Darryl McDonald, Ricky Grace, Derek Rucker, Leon Trimmingham, Scott Fisher, Lanard Copeland, Mike Mitchell, Terry Dozier, Isaac Burton, Shawn Redhage, Willie Farley, Al Green, Corey "Homicide" Williams Our Finest Coaching Minds - Brian Goorjian, Joey Wright, Adrian Hurley, Aaron Fearne, Rob Beveridge, Phil Smyth, Ian Stacker, Shawn Dennis, Dean Vickerman And the men who run things - Larry Kestelman, Vince Crivelli, Jeremy Loeliger, Chuck Harmison, Jeff Van Groningen All that and much more. Follow @AussieHoopla on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and email at info@aussiehoopla.com  

Joining with us today is a successful entrepreneur, proven CEO, worldwide motivational speaker, published author, film producer, and has been the founder of multiple startups. Jeff Hoffman is the Founder of Priceline.com which is now valued at more than $60 Billion. In this interview, Jeff will talk about the reality, why he believes that it is important to read and learn about things that have nothing to do with whatever it is that you are working on, and the sooner you embrace his techniques, the better off you’ll be in your life and business. Turn up the volume and get some extremely valuable words of wisdom from Jeff Hoffman when it comes to building an extremely successful business and genuinely grabbing life big! In this episode, you will learn: What Jeff's method of "info-sponging" is all about. Why Jeff feels that being curious is very important in today’s world as entrepreneurs and as people that want to make a difference. Jeff's question for many years in his life. What Jeff thinks the definition of the world’s most successful people are like. The common traits of the world’s most successful people. Jeff's technique to model what he saw that the world’s most successful people are doing. Why is it so important who we surround ourselves with. The 3 reasons you’ll never be successful in anything. Jeff shares his definition of success. Why it is important not to miss opportunities or moments of inspiration that can be incredibly valuable. The formula to get where you want to be in life. How Jeff sources his info for his daily info-sponging. What Jeff is trying to accomplish in his mission today. Plus so much more! Jeff Hoffman is a successful entrepreneur, proven CEO, worldwide motivational speaker, published author, film producer, and a producer of a Grammy-winning jazz album in 2015. He has been the founder of multiple startups, has been the CEO of both public and private companies, and has served as a senior executive in many capacities. Jeff has been part of a number of well-known companies, including Priceline.com, uBid.com, ColorJar, and more. Jeff serves on the boards of companies in the US, Europe, South America, Africa, and Asia, supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses in more than 150 countries. He also serves on the boards of the Global Entrepreneurship Network, Unreasonable Group, and Global 1000. He supports the White House, the US State Department, the United Nations, and foreign governments on economic growth initiatives and entrepreneurship. Jeff is a frequent keynote speaker, having been invited to speak in over 50 countries, on the topics of innovation, entrepreneurship, and business leadership. He is the co-author of the book SCALE, a how-to guide for growing your business. Jeff also teaches innovation workshops to major corporations on a regular basis. Jeff is a featured business expert seen on Fox News, Fox Business, CNN, CNN International, Bloomberg News, CNBC, ABC, and NPR, and in publications including Forbes, Inc., Time, Fast Company, the Wall Street Journal, and more. Jeff received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the national CEO council for his contributions to the field of entrepreneurship, and he received the Champion of Entrepreneurship Award from JP Morgan Chase, Citibank, and Rising Tide Capital, as well as receiving the George Brown Award for International Cooperation. Outside of the world of technology, Jeff has produced movies, has produced musical events including concerts, tours, and charity events with such artists as Elton John, Britney Spears, NSYNC, and others, and serves on numerous charity and non-profit boards.

There's more to time management than meets the eye. In fact, productivity and good time management are key to unlocking greater health and wellness. When we have our energy, focus, and clear mind, any goal can be accomplished with a head-on approach.  In a world where it's easy to be overwhelmed by messages, meetings, and task lists, how can we get it all done and avoid decision fatigue day after day? Many of us are trapped by the belief that to be productive, we have to continue to stay busy and say 'yes' to every task, opportunity, or event that comes our way. However, that's the exact opposite of being good at time management. Being busy doesn't necessarily lead us to be productive or successful. It's just adding on more and more stress that we have to struggle to handle.  In fact, deciding to say 'no' to something doesn't just allow us to take time back into our own hands, but it also liberates ourselves from unworthy distractions too. JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP | REVIEW THIS PODCAST On today's episode, public speaker, productivity coach, best selling author, and host of The 5 AM Miracle Podcast, Jeff Sanders, joins us once again to teach us how to be more productive, say 'no' and take our time into our own hands. We'll learn from Jeff about different tools and life hacks that can help us get from Point A to Point B, schedule time into batch or theme days, stay clear from distractions, and discover our own purpose behind staying determined to move forward in our goals.  Whether it's e-mails, task switching, or you're all over the place to get a project done, Jeff has the perfect piece of advice to help you manage your time.  Listen To Episode 115 As Jeff Uncovers: How he became such a thought leader in productivity. What you can do to create the reality you want regardless of the reality you have. What Jeff did to let go of the habit of being his own worse critic. How can we be more productive? What does productivity even mean? What is a batch day as far as productivity? How do theme days come into play? How can we commit ourselves to having a regular batch day? The importance of having a why or a reason for becoming more productive. How to segment time blocks during batch days. What tasks are better to do early on in the morning? How the tool, Freedom, is helping Jeff stay clear of distractions like social media, emails, and more. What are the benefits of theme days and how can they apply to anyone? How we can give ourselves the freedom to dive deep rather than hold ourselves back. The top excuses we tell ourselves that hold us back from being more productive and accomplish more each day. Why we don't have to fall victims to saying 'yes' to everything that people ask us to do for them. How does Jeff plan everything out while still having the time and energy to focus on his wellness? Why health and wellness are so pivotal for our productivity and success. Jeff's advice on how to get started on being more productive and creating better results: Make a list of what's coming up in the near future. Combine different tasks that have the same theme or are similar. Find times in your calendar and assign batch or theme days. Jeff's 2 Minute Rule for answering e-mails. How can we switch from one task to the next without losing our focus? Why we should give ourselves enough mental time to switch from a creative task to an analytical task. How to know when it's time to rethink how we're managing our time. Jeff's mantra that helps him become productive when he's busy or stressed. The most important part of the day for us to change our state. The power of saying 'no' or cutting tasks from your schedule. Top 3 Takeaways From The Show Batch days can help us take advantage of the time that we have in a week. By focusing on related tasks on one day of the week, we can make better use out of our time and move forward with other tasks that we need to focus on for the remaining days. Having a why or reason behind wanting to become more productive is vital for the entire process. You don't need to get a jump start at 5 am to begin the day. When you love an activity or task and have the motivation to do it, it'll be so much easier to commit yourself to getting something done. Saying 'no' to different tasks or distractions will help you stay on track with your goals and move you forward. You can schedule out your tasks according to you energy cycles. Like Jeff, if you find that you're more productive in the morning compared to the afternoon, plan ahead to get strategic work done first thing in the morning before moving onto other basic tasks. Power Quotes From Jeff Sanders [tweetthis]"Once you realize that you control your own time, you control what you let into your life." - @JeffSandersTV[/tweetthis] "If I can build myself up from nothing to five miles a day, a marathon is the exact same thing. You just keep growing and building. And in the same sense with my life, I ask myself, 'How can I add a little more each to day to what I'm already doing?' If I can see a little growth each day, then those bigger goals that once seemed unachievable, are actually possible." - Jeff Sanders on recognizing that any goal is possible.  "When I stay committed to daily, incremental growth, it's much easier to envision what my next move is going to be." - Jeff Sanders on completing goals and tasks that can help us envision our future.  "Productivity is very much like success. It's the progressive realization of our worthy goal or worthy ideal. All in all, making progress itself is success." - Jeff Sanders on what being productive means to him.  "Rather than looking to your distractions as an excuse, think about what you could do with what you have." - Jeff Sanders "Theme days allow you to stick to one specific project or idea for an entire day. Theme days not only help you schedule for when things are going to happen, but they also allow you to say 'no' to an activity or distraction because you've already chosen how you're going to spend your day. It gives you a clear sense of priority so that you know what matters today and what does not." - Jeff Sanders on the benefit of theme days.  "Once you realize that you control your own time, you control what you let into your life. All of a sudden, you can shift gears completely and start to be more proactive on how your time is scheduled. Once you reach that point, your day becomes your own." - Jeff Sanders on how we can take control of our day and the time that is available to us. "Health and wellness is what makes productivity possible. Health is really the number one goal because it makes everything else possible. If you want to get tasks done, you have to be healthy enough to do so." - Jeff Sanders on the importance of health and wellness when it comes to our productivity.  About The 5 AM Miracle by Jeff Sanders The 5 A.M. Miracle is a resource guide for high-achievers. It is for anyone who has a wild passion for life and is in search of a structured system that will hone those passions, clarify their big goals, and produce real, amazing results. 1. Begin Your Day the Right Way Yes, it's true, I'm a big fan of early mornings. But, more importantly than waking up at an arbitrary time like 5:00 a.m., I'm a strong believer in intentionality. Choosing to wake up with a written plan is something most people just never do, and it's astonishing how much it can change your life once you embrace this single habit. 2. The 5 AM Blueprint: 7 Steps to Extraordinary Productivity The bulk of the book breaks down my blueprint for unprecedented progress. From healthy habits and productivity strategies, to review systems and professional-grade daily routines, you will find more actionable content than you could possibly imagine. 3. Built-In 30-Day Action Plan Let's not forget that at the end of the book I summarize the multitude of ideas into an easy-to-follow 30-day plan just so you have a clear plan of action. About Jeff Sanders Jeff Sanders is a keynote speaker, author of the best-selling and award-winning book on productivity, The 5 AM Miracle: Dominate Your Day Before Breakfast, and founder of The Rockin' Productivity Academy. Jeff is also the host of The 5 AM Miracle Podcast, which has ranked #1 in iTunes in the Self-Help and Business categories, been nominated for 4 Podcast Awards, and exceeded 4 million downloads. He is a 10-time marathon runner, personal development junkie, and passionate raw vegan. Every week you can find Jeff writing and speaking at JeffSanders.com. Jeff has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre and Psychology from Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri. He has been married to his wife, Tessa for seven years. They live in Nashville, Tennessee with their quirky pug, Benny. Resources Mentioned by Jeff & Josh Visit Jeff Sander's official website Connect with Jeff via: Facebook Twitter Instagram Buy Jeff's book: The 5 AM Miracle - Dominate Your Day Before Breakfast Take Jeff's Productivity Self Assessment Check out the 5 AM Miracle Podcast Download the 5 AM Miracle Podcast Join the 5 AM Miracle Community on Facebook Listen to the 5 AM Miracle Podcast episode no. 128: Super Genes with Deepak Chopra and Rudy Tanzi Learn more about The Productive Power of Batching and Theme Days ( Podcast no. 202 for the 5 AM Miracle Podcast) Find out How to Consistently Achieve Your Ideal Week with episode 065 from the 5 AM Miracle Podcast Join the Rockin' Producitivty Academy Download the Freedom app to end online distractions Buy your own copy of Procrastinate on Purpose by Rory Vaden Read The ONE Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan Learn more about John Maxwell Find out more about David Allen and Getting Things Done Read Getting Things Done by David Allen Get your own copy of Essentialism by Greg McKeown Read Eat That Frog! by Brian Tracy Learn more about the nootropics from TruBrain Read Start with Why by Simon Sinek Check out Deep Work by Cal Newport Get Your Guide to Live a Legendary Life with Ted Ryce on WFR episode 049 Check out WFR episode 099  with Ted Ryce: Eat, Sleep, and Move Your Way to Legendary Health Listen to WFR episode 078 with Drew Canole: Self Love, Juicing, and Transformation Discover The Secret to Habit Change with Gretchen Rubin on WFR episode 051 Listen to WFR episode 055 with Gay & Katie Hendricks: Love vs Fear - Body Intelligence Check out WFR 082 with Tina Muir: Running for Wellness [tweetthis]"Health is the number one goal because it makes being productive and everything else possible." - @JeffSandersTV[/tweetthis] Get More Wellness In Your Life Join the WFR Community on facebook Send Josh Trent a personal message Tweet me on Twitter: Send us a fun tweet (or a what's up) Comment on the Facebook page Sign up to get an email alert whenever we release a new episode Support This Podcast Leave a 5 star review on iTunes Share this episode with someone you care about Contact Wellness Force Radio for podcast sponsorship and partnership opportunities Rate & Review Wellness Force Aloha! 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Jeff Kahn is a Co-Founder and CEO of Rise Science,  a sleep behavior change startup that provides sleep coaching for elite athletes. They harness the science behind sleep, and give elite athletes the power to perform at their best with the help of continuous, personalized insights, guidance and feedback. Rise Science is currently working with many major sports organizations like the Chicago Bulls, Jacksonville Jaguars, Miami Dolphins, West Virginia Mountaineers, and Tennessee Volunteers. Jeff's research and work has been featured in the NY Times, ESPN and the Wall Street Journal.  In This Episode You Will Learn: How the idea for Rise Science came about What the first version of their sleep tracking looked like How to determine how much sleep you personally need Comparing different sleep tracking tools The compliance rate with professional players Why they sell the players on sleep tracking and not the coaches What kind of performance improvements teams are seeing What the ideal nap looks like Whether morning (larks) or night (owls) people exist Do owls or larks have a performance advantage in life/sports The most common sleep mistakes athletes make  How do justify $80-100k a year to GMs of professional teams What Jeff’s sleep habits look like  How you can improve your sleep Selected Links From The Episode: Zeke Markshausen, Designer at IDEO Favorite Books: Internal Time: Chronotypes, Social Jet Lag, and Why You're So Tired by Till Roenneberg The Promise of Sleep: A Pioneer in Sleep Medicine Explores the Vital Connection Between Health, Happiness, and a Good Night's Sleep by William C. Dement Decisive: How to Make Better Choices in Life and Work by Chip Heath and Dan Heath The Sales Acceleration Formula: Using Data, Technology, and Inbound Selling to go from $0 to $100 Million by Mark Roberge

There are people in your life who spur you on in ways that others don’t. They prod you, challenge you, and make you better. Jeff Shore is one of those people for Anthony. Though they are both avid sales champions they are also both drawn to pondering the deeper meaning of life and the reasons we do what we do as human beings. This conversation is not directly about business or sales but about the things that motivate us and make us what we are. The guys share a handful of challenging books, why they are drawn to ponder the deeper issues of life, and reveal the benefits they’ve discovered in doing so. You’re going to love this chat. Jeff Shore on Deeper Meaning in Life and Business - Ep 82 Click To Tweet Reading enables you to understand yourself and the world you live in. Even the business world. One of the things our culture has produced is a want of deep thinking. The trivial and frivolous take up most of our attention (stupid cat videos and Facebook memes). There’s nothing wrong with having fun but when it keeps us in a state of constant distraction from the deeper meaning of life and the purposes behind the work we do, we’re missing a valuable part of life. Anthony chats with his guest on this episode, Jeff Shore about the significance of reading deeply, why it is vital for shaping our thoughts and understanding of the world around us, and the benefits that come from living from a place of intention. The way you grow impacts how much you grow, in life and in business. Much of the reason both Anthony and his guest, Jeff Shore love to read philosophical books is because they’ve come to see that an understanding of the way we grow as human beings deeply impact the rate and quality of our growth. Each of them thinks deeply about who they are, why they are here, and the effect they are having on the world. It’s a great conversation on this episode of In The Arena - one you’ll benefit from greatly. The way you grow impacts how much you grow, in life and in businessClick To Tweet It doesn’t matter how smart you are, it’s "HOW are you smart?" that matters. There is only so much an I.Q. test can tell you. Yes, it may show you that a person is smart. But that’s not the most important thing. What matters is HOW they are smart. In other words, what is their approach to situations, people, and life in general? That is the kind of thing that determines how flexible, adaptable, and able to pivot an individual is - which can dramatically impact his/her ability to succeed. Find out more about this concept of “HOW” you are smart - on this episode of In The Arena. Learning to know what you don’t know is what helps you move beyond your limitations. Everyone tends to gather people around them who confirm their own biases. It’s part of the natural insecurity each of us has. We seek validation of our ideas and beliefs instead of challenging them intentionally for the sake of growth. But once you realize that you don’t know what you don’t know, everything changes. You become curious, eager to learn, open to ideas that may have once been off limits due to previously held beliefs that you discover were not true. This episode is a brief journey through the thoughts of a couple of thinkers. It’s an adventure, so be sure you join them for the trip. Learning to know what you don’t know is what helps you move beyond your limitationsClick To Tweet Outline of this great episode [2:25] Anthony’s introduction of his friend Jeff Shore. [4:19] Why Jeff reads heavy content: it takes him someplace he can’t go on his own. [7:50] What Jeff has learned from reading Nassim Taleb (author of Antifragile). [11:48] Lessons from “Thinking Fast and Slow.” [18:39] What Jeff has been learning from psychology lately. [28:58] The things that spurred Anthony’s interest in philosophy. Resources & Links mentioned in this episode http://jeffshore.com/ Enter the Giveaway for the OutBound Conference (VIP ticket) www.

On today's episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Jeff Greenwald, an internationally recognized sports psychology consultant and licensed therapist who specializes in the mental game of tennis. Jeff gave us some fantastic advice on how we can play better tennis by improving the way we think on court and about the game on Episode 46 of The Tennis Files Podcast. If you haven't listened to Episode 44 with Neil Endicott on Mindfulness-Based Tennis Psychology yet, definitely check that one out as well. Jeff is author of a fantastic book entitled The Best Tennis of Your Life: 50 Strategies for Fearless Performance. He is also a speaker and a former world-ranked pro on the ATP Tour who went on to reach the No. 1 ITF ranking in the world and U.S in the men’s 35-age division. The mental game is such an important part of tennis and I am really excited to bring you this interview with Jeff. We discuss the most important lessons Jeff has learned about the mental game, his biggest struggles on the court, advice that he'd give his younger college/ATP pro playing self, tips on how to improve your mental approach, and much more. Jeff's advice will help you deal with pressure during matches so you can play better tennis. Click the play button above to listen to the interview. Enjoy! Time-Stamped Show Notes: [1:11] How did Jeff got to where he is today in his tennis career [1:55] What Jeff learned most from The Bollettieri Academy [3:10] Jeff's most difficult moment as a professional tennis player that pushed him mentally? [5:27] Jeff's advice to himself as a 20-year old college/ATP pro player [7:47] What can we do to strengthen our mental game? [10:15] What are a few things we can do during a match to help us reset for the next point? [13:12] How can we stay positive after a series of losses? [15:45] Strategies from Jeff’s book that will make a substantial impact on your performance [18:36] Books Jeff recommends you read to improve your mental game The Power of Full Engagement - Jim Loehr Way of the Peaceful Warrior - Dan Millman Winning Ugly - Brad Gilbert Open - Andre Agassi Man’s Search for Meaning - Viktor E. Frankl and William J. Winslade Mindset: The New Psychology of Success - Carol S. Dweck [22:02] One key tip from Jeff to help you improve your tennis game Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this edition of Come Get Sum, Jeff Hillyer takes a break from the hijinx, debauchery and other fun loving antics of DeadXRadio to address one of the leading causes of suicide, Depression. What Jeff experienced is something not everyone can understand or come to terms with.  If you have been on the verge of suicide or know any one who has or is, this show is for you! Jeff is not a mental health expert but he found a way to help himself out of that dark place and will share with you how you can too! This show was done primarily to hopefully reach and help as many people as possible. We hope it helps you.... Read jeff's article on the subject here: http://jeffhillyer.com/index.php/dealing-with-depression/ Follow Jeff on Twitter here: @JeffHillyer Check out DeadXRadio.com   National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Call 1-800-273-8255 Available 24 hours everyday

How does a couple travel non-stop, perform shows all over the United States, and still manage to love each other at the end of each day? Professional magician Jeff Martin and his wife Pam share the secrets of keeping it all together." Show Notes How the relationship started Their show is an organized business with Pam behind Jeff Is it tough to be just behind the limelight, not among the show performers We are all stronger when we become a community in show business or entertainment industry What is Jeff’s biggest struggle? What is Pam’s biggest struggle? What is Jeff’s favorite food on the road? What Jeff would buy if he won the lottery? What Jeff likes about Pam They’re both on the same wavelength   Resources jmartinmagic.com    

Jeff Jensen has been involved in recruiting and building companies for 30+ years in a number of industries and in a number of positions. Jeff was President/Principal of two private placement companies, the Knapp Agency Seattle a Mgmt., & staffing company as well as The Lynnwood Placement Center that placed people in the Logging industry. Jeff has held positions as Sr. V.P., Exec., V.P., Branch Manager and Sales Manager in the lending industry. He is a Past President of the Seattle Mortgage Bankers Association and a current director for the Washington Association of Mortgage Bankers. He has Chaired Non-Profit groups as well. He recently published a book on recruiting called “What A HOOT! Let’s Recruit!” wherein he shares techniques that work in a number of industries to improve the performance of the recruiting initiative. Jeff has been married to his wife Taryn for 40 years and lives in Woodinville, Wa. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Jeff’s background Why integrity is so vital What Jeff learned from his mentor Jim Moats What Jeff learned from a time where he felt like he failed Why Jeff hires for soft skills How to avoid make a bad hire — and why this must be done at all costs Why culture is so important What “A Players” in Jeff’s organization look like — and what qualities he looks for in potential hires Why Jeff loves using LinkedIn during his employee search Jeff’s Six E’s for keeping his attention level where it needs to be to nurture employees What Jeff does to take care of his body and mind How to recognize and capitalize on momentum Ways to contact Jeff: Website: hootinrecruiting.com Phone: (425)344-2066 Email: jjensen@hootinrecruiting.com

Jeff Smith is Senior Director and a founding member of Incenergy; a company built in 2010 to deliver IoT/M2M energy saving and monitoring solutions through the cloud for industrial and commercial environments. During this time Jeff has program managed and deployed projects for U.S. Department of Energy-funded projects and Fortune 500 clients across 4 continents. Currently he is focused on deploying and expanding LED lighting solutions to the company's IoT offerings. Prior to Incenergy, he was the co-founder of Global Climate Strategies, an organization focused on originating carbon-reducing projects in the US, Mexico, Costa Rica, Ecuador, and India to increase energy efficiency, convert waste to energy and prevent deforestation. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Jeff’s entrepreneurial journey and how that led to Incenergy Jeff system of deploying Internet of Things (IoT) technologies to organizations around the world How Jeff got good at IoT What IoT really means How IoT is making the internet so much more complicated What Jeff helps people figure out if they want to incorporate IoT into their business What Jeff is most proud of with his IoT system What needs to happen to help clients implement IoT technology The paint-by-numbers process Jeff’s team has created to help implement IoT technology How Jeff deals with breakdown points in the IoT process What makes Jeff’s IoT system largely different from other businesses with IoT systems Some of the systems that Jeff’s company will tackle next Why creating a network with lots of different devices is really complicated Ways to contact Jeff: Email: jeffns@gmail.com Website: www.incenergy.com Twitter: @jeffnsmith LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jeffnsmith

In episode 11 of The OCD Stories podcast I interviewed Jeff Bell & Shala Nicely. Jeff and Shala have a personal and professional journey with OCD, and have come together to create Beyond The Doubt. Show notes: Shala & Jeff's OCD story (2:10) What worked other then ERP/CBT? (14:20) The importance of meaning (17:10) Seeing the Universe as friendly (22:45) Power of personal responsibility (26:30) How to deal with dull looming anxiety (38:00) “The only way to effectively manage uncertainty, is to embrace uncertainty?” (32:30) Advice for conquering ERP (41:40) The ultimate goal for OCD recovery (46:30) Shala's advice for changing careers and becoming a therapist (49:20) The purpose behind BeyondTheDoubt.com (56:30) The one piece of advice (59:30) What Jeff and Shala would have on their billboard (1:01:00) Find out more about Chris and Kelly: Beyond The Doubt - BeyondTheDoubt.com Twitter: Jeff / Shala Shala's website - ShalaNicely.com Jeff's initiative - Adversity to Advocacy Jeff's books: Rewind, replay, repeat (Amazon.co.uk/Amazon.com) & When in doubt, make belief (Amazon.co.uk/Amazon.com) Resources mentioned: Jon Hershfield Viktor Frankl's book Man's search for meaning (Amazon.co.uk / Amazon.com) Tamar Chansky's book Freeing Your Child from Obsessive-compulsive Disorder (Amazom.co.uk/Amazon.com) Steven Hayes' podcast episode Get exclusive podcasts and content by becoming a member of the podcast find out more here >>

[Replay] “Keeping It Real” event on "How Jeff Quintin Manages 90 Listings & Sells 200+ Homes a Year".   During this live event you'll learn:   - How Jeff manages 90 listings with only 1 transaction and listing coordinator - What Jeff does when it comes to prospecting to sell 1 home a day - How Jeff stays in touch with his database to convert leads and earn referrals - What Jeff does to generate sellers in a hyper-competitive secondary resort market   (4:40) How Jeff generates seller leads. (7:17) How Jeff's team is structured. (9:30) A typical morning of lead generating. (12:24) How are commissions split on Jeff's team? (13:35) Where does he get his phone numbers? (15:58) Guidelines for unlicensed ISAs. (17:23) What's the procedure for future follow up? (20:00) How do you stay persistent without getting discouraged? (27:05) How is Jeff layering his marketing? How does his system work. (32:00) Buyer lead generation. (34:55) Where to get content for drip campaigns. (37:08) How to prospect from marketing standpoint. (39:30) How do you communicate with 90 listings with such a small team? (45:10) Structuring email sequences.  (45:45) Payment structure and how to build a team.  (47:58) What percentage of Jeff's 90 listings won't sell? (50:02) What software or system does he use to manage his transactions once they go into escrow. (53:50) Do you call on Zillow's "Make Me Move" leads? (55:10) How does Jeff develop his unique content?   Jeff Quintin runs the #1 real estate team in South New Jersey and has been selling real estate for over 22 years. He started at 18 years old calling people in the phone book asking if they wanted to buy or sell a home.   He's on track to sell 210 homes this year with a very lean staff - best of all he keeps over 60% of the commissions for himself (to the bottom line) after expenses, so he's very profitable.   We invite you to RSVP for the next Keeping it Real event now with myself Jeff Manson, Hawaii real estate broker & CEO/ Founder of Real Geeks (www.realgeeks.com) and Frank Klesitz CEO/ Founder of Vyral Marketing (www.getvyral.com)   See you on the event!

[Replay] “Keeping It Real” event on "How Jeff Quintin Manages 90 Listings & Sells 200+ Homes a Year".   During this live event you'll learn:   - How Jeff manages 90 listings with only 1 transaction and listing coordinator - What Jeff does when it comes to prospecting to sell 1 home a day - How Jeff stays in touch with his database to convert leads and earn referrals - What Jeff does to generate sellers in a hyper-competitive secondary resort market   (4:40) How Jeff generates seller leads. (7:17) How Jeff's team is structured. (9:30) A typical morning of lead generating. (12:24) How are commissions split on Jeff's team? (13:35) Where does he get his phone numbers? (15:58) Guidelines for unlicensed ISAs. (17:23) What's the procedure for future follow up? (20:00) How do you stay persistent without getting discouraged? (27:05) How is Jeff layering his marketing? How does his system work. (32:00) Buyer lead generation. (34:55) Where to get content for drip campaigns. (37:08) How to prospect from marketing standpoint. (39:30) How do you communicate with 90 listings with such a small team? (45:10) Structuring email sequences.  (45:45) Payment structure and how to build a team.  (47:58) What percentage of Jeff's 90 listings won't sell? (50:02) What software or system does he use to manage his transactions once they go into escrow. (53:50) Do you call on Zillow's "Make Me Move" leads? (55:10) How does Jeff develop his unique content?   Jeff Quintin runs the #1 real estate team in South New Jersey and has been selling real estate for over 22 years. He started at 18 years old calling people in the phone book asking if they wanted to buy or sell a home.   He's on track to sell 210 homes this year with a very lean staff - best of all he keeps over 60% of the commissions for himself (to the bottom line) after expenses, so he's very profitable.   We invite you to RSVP for the next Keeping it Real event now with myself Jeff Manson, Hawaii real estate broker & CEO/ Founder of Real Geeks (www.realgeeks.com) and Frank Klesitz CEO/ Founder of Vyral Marketing (www.getvyral.com)   See you on the event!

[Replay] “Keeping It Real” event on "How Jeff Quintin Manages 90 Listings & Sells 200+ Homes a Year".   During this live event you'll learn:   - How Jeff manages 90 listings with only 1 transaction and listing coordinator - What Jeff does when it comes to prospecting to sell 1 home a day - How Jeff stays in touch with his database to convert leads and earn referrals - What Jeff does to generate sellers in a hyper-competitive secondary resort market   (4:40) How Jeff generates seller leads. (7:17) How Jeff's team is structured. (9:30) A typical morning of lead generating. (12:24) How are commissions split on Jeff's team? (13:35) Where does he get his phone numbers? (15:58) Guidelines for unlicensed ISAs. (17:23) What's the procedure for future follow up? (20:00) How do you stay persistent without getting discouraged? (27:05) How is Jeff layering his marketing? How does his system work. (32:00) Buyer lead generation. (34:55) Where to get content for drip campaigns. (37:08) How to prospect from marketing standpoint. (39:30) How do you communicate with 90 listings with such a small team? (45:10) Structuring email sequences.  (45:45) Payment structure and how to build a team.  (47:58) What percentage of Jeff's 90 listings won't sell? (50:02) What software or system does he use to manage his transactions once they go into escrow. (53:50) Do you call on Zillow's "Make Me Move" leads? (55:10) How does Jeff develop his unique content?   Jeff Quintin runs the #1 real estate team in South New Jersey and has been selling real estate for over 22 years. He started at 18 years old calling people in the phone book asking if they wanted to buy or sell a home.   He's on track to sell 210 homes this year with a very lean staff - best of all he keeps over 60% of the commissions for himself (to the bottom line) after expenses, so he's very profitable.   We invite you to RSVP for the next Keeping it Real event now with myself Jeff Manson, Hawaii real estate broker & CEO/ Founder of Real Geeks (www.realgeeks.com) and Frank Klesitz CEO/ Founder of Vyral Marketing (www.getvyral.com)   See you on the event!

[Replay] “Keeping It Real” event on "How Jeff Quintin Manages 90 Listings & Sells 200+ Homes a Year".   During this live event you'll learn:   - How Jeff manages 90 listings with only 1 transaction and listing coordinator - What Jeff does when it comes to prospecting to sell 1 home a day - How Jeff stays in touch with his database to convert leads and earn referrals - What Jeff does to generate sellers in a hyper-competitive secondary resort market   (4:40) How Jeff generates seller leads. (7:17) How Jeff's team is structured. (9:30) A typical morning of lead generating. (12:24) How are commissions split on Jeff's team? (13:35) Where does he get his phone numbers? (15:58) Guidelines for unlicensed ISAs. (17:23) What's the procedure for future follow up? (20:00) How do you stay persistent without getting discouraged? (27:05) How is Jeff layering his marketing? How does his system work. (32:00) Buyer lead generation. (34:55) Where to get content for drip campaigns. (37:08) How to prospect from marketing standpoint. (39:30) How do you communicate with 90 listings with such a small team? (45:10) Structuring email sequences.  (45:45) Payment structure and how to build a team.  (47:58) What percentage of Jeff's 90 listings won't sell? (50:02) What software or system does he use to manage his transactions once they go into escrow. (53:50) Do you call on Zillow's "Make Me Move" leads? (55:10) How does Jeff develop his unique content?   Jeff Quintin runs the #1 real estate team in South New Jersey and has been selling real estate for over 22 years. He started at 18 years old calling people in the phone book asking if they wanted to buy or sell a home.   He's on track to sell 210 homes this year with a very lean staff - best of all he keeps over 60% of the commissions for himself (to the bottom line) after expenses, so he's very profitable.   We invite you to RSVP for the next Keeping it Real event now with myself Jeff Manson, Hawaii real estate broker & CEO/ Founder of Real Geeks (www.realgeeks.com) and Frank Klesitz CEO/ Founder of Vyral Marketing (www.getvyral.com)   See you on the event!