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IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN:2:58 - What Jesse learned from his wife, Sara Blakely, as he watched her grow her business, Spanx3:58 - What Jesse learned from living with a Navy Seal, and monks6:49 - Why you need to re-evaluate how you think about time13:46 - What a “Life Resume” is and how to build it22:19 - How to get the most out of your lifeAnd much, much more!*Disclaimer: Slight timestamp discrepancies may occur due to podcast platform differences.EPISODE RESOURCES Download your free audiobook from Audible Jesse Itzler's book Living with the MonksJesse Itzler's book Living with a SEALDavid Goggin's book Can't Hurt MeRead this episode's transcript and full show notes on our website.Connect with Jesse: Website | Instagram | LinkedIn Connect with Robert: Website | InstagramSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Finding Gravitas podcast is supported through Patreon Click here to pledge your support. Today, you're going to meet the change leadership guru. Jesse Jacoby is the founder of the business consulting service Emergent, which focuses on organizational change management and business transformations. Jessie is exactly the subject matter expert we need right now, to help us all transition into this new way of doing business. We will benefit from his experience, and expertise to navigate this new normal, and avoid pitfalls along the way. 02:28 – How Jan and Jesse met 04:39 – Jesse's background – developing a strong work ethic 06:30 – Joining Accenture to satisfy curiosity about workings of large corporations 07:47 – Started consulting business, Emergent 10:10 – Why so many change efforts fail 13:45 – Qualities of authentic leaders 17:29 – Figuring out a flexible work model, companies with a culture of trust have a huge advantage 21:51 – Remember this is an ongoing process 25:56 – The dangers of inconsistency 29:26 – The importance of leading by example 34:09 – Remembering the human element of change 38:35– What Jesse would say to his 25-year-old self 41:38 – How Jesse starts his day Please share your thoughts on this episode, email me at Jan@gravitasdetroit.com,  I'd love to hear from you. Check out Gravitas Detroit on our website, we believe in Transforming the work experience to break the mold of corporate leadership by providing workshops, keynotes,  blogs, podcast interviews, and the Accountability Lab  

Take a moment and imagine yourself in 5 years, where do you see yourself, do you see yourself as successful? We want to help get you there! That is why today we are talking a lot about how leveraging your passions and mindset can unlock every door you need to get where you want to go and beyond! Our guest today has a lot to say about the power of niching down your audience to create the longest-lasting impact you could possibly have. Jesse Smith is an established dancer, recording artist, speaker, and owner of My Creative District. He has danced with artists like Justin Timberlake, Rhianna, Mario, and more. Since then he has been using his talents to perform and speak all over the world on stages in front of over 100,000 people. Jesse now helps creatives create thriving businesses through their passion with his company My Creative District.  Listen in as we discuss how Jesse got his start in the entertainment industry and how he had to push through the mindset that his “big break” was around the corner. Hear how Jesse realized that mindset is everything and how he went from dreading his next venture to find the reason and passion he began his journey in the first place.  You’ll learn about changing your mindset when it comes to success, realizing that we were not made to impact everyone, and how niching down your audience is one of the best things you can do to keep your focus on the people that matter. Jesse has an honest conversation about humbling himself and realizing the actual audience that he had a passion for which led to the birth of My Creative District.  Bring your focus back to why you started your business or platform in the first place and think about how you can bring the best and the most value to that audience. You may find that audience accelerates you faster than ever before.  For more information or to connect with Jesse check out the links below!  Here’s what we cover: How Jesse broke through a cut-throat industry Realizing the myth of your “big break” Changing your mindset when it comes to success What you can learn from entertainers when it comes to competition How to fight the mindset of “Not doing enough”  Understanding that we are not made to impact everyone How to prevent burn out  Why niching down is a fight against your ego How Jesse built his speaking platform Creating a real connection with people to expand your impact The importance of building relationships with your speakers Being realistic on creating your first event Creating a great experience for both speakers and the audience   And much more!     LINKS: Connect with Jesse: Website: www.worldwidedancechallenge.com Email: esse@jessepaulsmith Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jessepaulsmith/ Twitter: @jessepaulsmith Insta: @jessepaulsmith LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessepaulsmith/ Company: My Creative District   Connect with Blair: blair@advanceyourreach.com    Connect with us: Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com stageagency@advanceyourreach.com Email​: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com Book Speakers for your next event! We are the only agency where you can book free and paid speakers, no bureau commissions!  Learn More https://elitespeakersagency.com   Influential Speakers in Jesse’s life:  John Maxwell Paul Martinelli   Episode Minute By Minute: 0:27 Meet Jesse 1:52 How Jesse got started in the entertainment industry  6:49 Stay hungry: your next gig isn’t always your next be break 12:20 How to fight off imposter syndrome  16:10 The advice that Jesse got when he was at rock bottom 19:39 When Jesse left the music industry 28:00 The reaction when Jesse first shared his story 29:10 When Jesse got his first paycheck from speaking 32:49 The one question every speaker should be able to answer 34:41 Tips for leveraging social media 40:01 What Jesse learned from running his first virtual event 48:52 The speakers that have impacted Jesse the most 52:25 Closing thoughts   More About Jesse: Jesse is an established dancer, recording artist, and entrepreneur.  Getting his start in the entertainment world when he moved to L.A. in 2005as a dancer with McDonald Selznick Associates.  There he got an opportunity to work with artists like Justin Timberlake, Rhianna, Mario, and more.  Since then he has been using his talents to perform and speak all over the world on stages in front of over 100,000people in his career.  Now Jesse continues to help creatives turn their passion into a thriving business that can make a positive impact on the world through his business My Creative District.  Through My Creative District, Jesse co-founded WorldWideDance Challenge – An online dance Show/Competition where they bring dancers from around the world and all different styles to compete head to head live online in front of a live audience for a chance to be named the worlds best.

Learn about REAL Success at https://www.bradlea.com/realsuccess Jesse Itzler only eats fruit 'til noon, loves Run-D.M.C., and enjoys living life "out of the box." In fact, he doesn't even have a box. The author of the New York Times bestseller, Living with a Seal, co-founded Marquis Jet, the world's largest private jet card company which he and his partner sold to Berkshire Hathaway/NetJets.    In this episode, Brad and Jesse break it down surrounding one’s drive, persistence, relationship with self and how important your attention to wellness is. Listen in for several bombs dropped!   00:00 Intro 01:49 Jesse’s running game 03:52 How can someone emulate Jesse’s drive 07:50 Bomb One: Find the balance to be happy 10:26 If you do not follow Jesse do it now! @jesseitzler 17:16 Jesse’s first demo was his voicemail 20:17 Bomb Two: We are all one referral, introduction, and relationship away from our lives changing 23:36 Get Jesse’s books including “Living with a Seal” 24:00 Billion Dollar Show Idea: “Surviving Itzler” 30:41 Jesse is 300 years old according to his capacity 32:00 Lagging and Leading Indicators 34:40 Goal Setting 35:07 Bomb Three: “More isn’t better, better is better.” - Jesse Itzler 39:00 What Jesse does every year 40:08 Bomb Four: What is the ONE really big goal for the year associates with business, wellness, family, and personal - the four main buckets 40:56 What is Jesse’s BIG ASS CALENDAR CLUB? 42:26 Bomb Five: Learn how to schedule your life before your work 46:50 Bomb Six: “You don’t understand your relationship with time unless you understand the guarantees.” - Jesse Itzler 47:30 Bomb Seven: Do you know what you even want the money you’re working for, for? 48:30 Bomb Eight: Money should be used as a tool and not to impress people 53:52 The importance of your LIFE RESUME 56:22 The Three C’s : Compliment, Congratulate, and Console 58:16 Bomb Nine: The three c’s allow you to build a relationship which ultimately HELPS you 01:01:00 Take Brad and Jesse’s advice 01:02:49 How Jesse met Sarah 01:07:57 The book that Jesse recommends : Fit for Life, A New Beginning 01:11:04 The only way you get in touch with your intuition is having your alone time 01:14:00 Fear of Failure

This week, Mark is delighted to welcome Pastor Jesse Bradley to the podcast. After graduating from Dartmouth College, Jesse went on to become a professional soccer goalkeeper in Zimbabwe, Aberdeen, and Minnesota, before a life threatening illness ended his career. With his Master's Degree in Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary, Jesse is now the Pastor at Grace Community Church in Washington State, and, recently, his brilliant sermon series on the Book of Jonah caught Mark’s attention and admiration. The passage he has chosen to discuss is one of which Mark was previously unaware, The Book of Haggai. Their conversation begins with Jesse describing his faith journey and his illness, before summarizing the passage and why it is of consequence to him. Relating the themes of hope and rebuilding within the passage to the situation through which the world has moved in 2020, Jesse stresses the need for strength to achieve success in the ‘new normal’, the importance of a God-centered life, the greatest need in America these days, and God’s ability to help rebuild lives. He and Mark also discuss the notions of taking a step of faith, God working through us, the greatest gift a parent can give a child, and Jesse’s perspective on the physical church in 2020. As is the tradition for this podcast, it concludes with the lessons our esteemed guest has learned about humankind. As Jesse rightly points out, this passage’s prophet is considered minor solely for the length of the books, definitely not for the power of his words – a fact that is proven beyond a shadow of a doubt in today’s rich and rewarding discussion. Episode Highlights: · Jesse’s faith journey · His life threatening illness · Jesse’s summary of the passage and why it is consequential to him · Strength and success in the ‘new normal’ · A me-centered life compared with a God-centered life · The greatest need in America right now · Rebuilding lives · Taking a step of faith · God working through us · What Jesse has learned about the physical church in 2020 · The greatest gift a parent can give a child · The lessons that Jesse has learned about humankind Quotes: “Sometimes your passion isn’t where your greatest gifts are.” “I never thought I’d be a pastor.” “When my world was truly rocked, that’s where I found, first finding Jesus and then also finding an identity and a security that I’d never had before.” “There was a foundation that began, that ends up being like a rock instead of sand.” “It’s like you have a source of love and joy and peace that you never had before.” “We’ve had six months of rubble.” “We’re not just going to return to what it was like in 2019. We can’t put new wine in old wine skins.” “Success isn’t going to be rebuilding the past.” “The later glory will be the greater glory.” “It’s easy to drift into selfishness.” “Laws don’t change hearts.” “God can rebuild any life.” “I think the home is the place that has to be vibrant. The home is the hub right now.” “When all of God’s people are filled with God’s presence and it’s everywhere they go, 24/7, now you’ve got a church that’s alive.” “When somebody truly knows the living God, it’s like a fountain that can’t be stopped.” “Don’t miss God’s grace. Don’t miss the God of the Bible.” “We need each other far more than we realize.” “We need unity. We need that now.” “We need peace right now.” Book of Haggai - https://www.sefaria.org/Haggai.1.1-2.23?lang=bi&with=all&lang2=en Links: The Rabbi’s Husband homepage: http://therabbishusband.com/ Mark’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/markgerson?lang=en The Rabbi’s Husband Newsletter contact: daniel@therabbishusband.com

It's the beginning of a new school year for us and many of you. With that, come new routines -- whether you are homeschooling or your kids are going to school in-person. In this episode, Jesse and I share strategies for having a better morning routine and how to set up a morning routine that serves you and your family well. We talk about why a successful morning begins the night before, how to tackle the hardest things first, and the importance of creating more than one morning routine. Say what? More than one routine? Yes, you read that right. Curious what we mean? Be sure to listen in! We also share an update on Champ, why Jesse is loving long drives, a new exercise "program" Jesse inspired me to start, why I'm loving velvet hangers, and a book I'm reading right now. In This Episode:  [00:33] The babies are joining us for this one! We give a quick update on Champ. [03:45] What Jesse inspired me to start recently. [05:36] Taking long drives is saving Jesse’s life this week. [07:32] Velvet hangers are saving my life. [09:05] I have been reading You Be You by Jamie Ivey. [13:29] A great morning starts the night before. [14:30] Waking up to a clean house is the best. Here's how to make it happen... [14:50] How I plan my days using Google calendar and the difference this makes. [16:27] What a simple morning routine looks like. [18:06] Do the hardest, most important things first. [21:39] Let's talk about why a routine isn't a schedule. [24:10] Your morning routine is not set in stone. It is to serve you. [26:58] What are the things that could consistently interrupt your mornings? Let's plan for the interruptions so they don't disrupt our days. Links and Resources: You Be You by Jamie IveyCouch to 5k Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink Atomic Habits by James Clear 5 Days to a Better Morning Routine Challenge MoneySavingMom.com YourBloggingMentor.com My Instagram account (I’d love for you to follow me there! I usually hop on at least a few times per day and share behind-the-scenes photos and videos, my grocery store hauls, funny stories, or just anything I’m pondering or would like your advice or feedback on!) Have feedback on the show or suggestions for future episodes or topics? Send me an email: crystal@moneysavingmom.com How to Listen to The Crystal Paine Show The podcast is available on iTunes, Android, Stitcher, and Spotify. You can listen online through the direct player here. OR, a much easier way to listen is by subscribing to the podcast through a free podcast app on your phone. (Find instructions for how to subscribe to a podcast here.) Ready to dive in and listen? Hit the player above or search for “The Crystal Paine Show” on your favorite podcast app.

Jesse Fortson joins the podcast to discuss his weight loss journey of losing 145 pounds, going from 345 to 200 pounds, including Jesse’s insights to eating healthier and cutting calories, why a high carb diet works for him, how Jesse stays motivated to train and more in Episode 11 of The Successful Athletes Podcast.   Jesse Fortson on Strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/27388?oq=jesse Jesse Fortson on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessefortson/   TrainerRoad Blog – How to Lose Weight Through Cycling: https://bit.ly/2XolfzZ   Continue the discussion on the TrainerRoad Forum: https://bit.ly/3i1AfM1   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   TOPICS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE:   Jesse’s background in sports and cycling What made Jesse reach his breaking point and start losing weight Jesse’s method to improve his diet and cut calories Why Jesse started eating more carbs to fuel his training What Jesse gained by training with TrainerRoad How Jesse stayed motivated throughout his weight loss journey   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   ATHLETE INTERVIEWS THAT MAKE YOU FASTER   The Successful Athletes Podcast dissects the preparation and execution of outstanding performances by TrainerRoad athletes. From world record performances to personal records and life changing health improvements, get an inside look at what it takes to get faster.   Subscribe to the Successful Athletes Podcast on iTunes: https://apple.co/2X0KEj2   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   ABOUT TRAINERROAD — CYCLING’S MOST EFFECTIVE TRAINING SYSTEM   TrainerRoad makes cyclists faster. Athletes get structured indoor workouts, science-backed training plans, and easy-to-use performance analysis tools to reach their goals   Build Your Custom Plan: https://bit.ly/30lZwdX Train Together with Group Workouts: https://bit.ly/30mH5pp Get Started: https://bit.ly/2XqZUWS   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   FOLLOW TRAINERROAD   Facebook: bit.ly/3dussVQ  Instagram: www.instagram.com/trainerroad/ Twitter: twitter.com/TrainerRoad Strava Club: www.strava.com/clubs/trainerroad  

Jesse Dittmar is a commercial portrait photographer based in Brooklyn who specializes in celebrities and other notable figures. Jesse had photographed celebrities like Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington, Jodie Foster, Sting, Charli D’Amelio, Tom Brady, George Takei, David Letterman, Uma Thurman and many many more. In this interview we chat about Jesses early start in photography, what he learned from assisting that he didnt in art school, and the transition to going out on his own and shooting for himself. In This Episode You'll Learn: When Jesse knew photography was going to be an important part of his life Struggles Jesse had with photography early on The magic of developing your own film What Jesse learned when going to art college Why Jesse started assisting other photographers after graduating Who books Jesse to take portraits of celebrities and notable figures How Jesse is able to connect with his subjects in an impossibly short amount of time The importance that music plays in Jesses life and in his photographs What kind of music Jesse plays when he photographs artists like Sting How Jesse approaches vision for his shoots when he just has minutes to grab the shot How much direction Jesse gives to his subjects The one thing Jesse needs from each shoot to consider it a success Why Jesse still shoots film and how he uses it to achieve a signature look Premium Members Also Learn: How to nail your client meetings What Jesse was surprised to learn after going out on his own and how he handled the stress What Jesse outsourced in his business to make him a better photographer How to overdeliver to your client to ensure they keep calling you back Resources: Celebrity Portrait Photographer Jesse Dittmar’s website Jesse Dittmar’s Instagram Jesse Dittmar’s book “Two”

Over the past few months, we've gotten lots of questions about this very unexpected and surprise pregnancy. So we decided to devote a podcast episode specifically to answering these questions. We had so much fun answering them in this week's podcast -- and talking about the books we're reading and two things that are saving our lives right now. In this episode, we share: A body wash I'm loving How Jesse finally came to the dark side and joined me in loving joggers Books we're reading and loving right now Our thoughts on the big age gap between Silas and this baby (11 years) How having older kids has changed our perspective on this pregnancy Why we're going to an OB instead of a midwife this time What medication I took to help my nausea Differences in this pregnancy versus my other pregnancies What I'm doing differently this time around -- especially when it comes to postpartum Little snippets of the birth stories of our other three kids. And a lot more! In This Episode:  [03:06] Aromatherapy Sleep body wash is saving my life this week. [05:29] Jesse’s finally realized why I love joggers so much! [06:45] What Jesse has been reading: Hunter Killer and E-Myth Real Estate Investor. [07:57] My passionate thoughts about The Whole-Brain Child. [12:47] The pregnancy apps I've been using [15:33] Our thoughts on the age gap between the older three kids and the new baby. [20:09] Why you should give yourself grace around the fatigue that being pregnant brings. [21:20] Hear my advice for dealing with anxiety while pregnant. [23:19] Jesse shares his advice on how men can support women through the course of pregnancy. [25:11] There have been a lot of firsts with this pregnancy, like taking medications and having an OB instead of a midwife. [28:28] Listen as I share the stories of the kids’ births and how they’ve affected my outlook with this birth. Links and Resources: Bath & Bodyworks Aromatherapy Sleep body wash Men’s Joggers Hunter Killer by Kevin Maurer and Kevin McCurley E-Myth Real Estate Investor by Michael E. Gerber The Whole-Brain Child by Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson What to Expect App CrystalPaine.com MoneySavingMom.com YourBloggingMentor.com My Instagram account (I’d love for you to follow me there! I usually hop on at least a few times per day and share behind-the-scenes photos and videos, my grocery store hauls, funny stories, or just anything I’m pondering or would like your advice or feedback on!) Have feedback on the show or suggestions for future episodes or topics? Send me an email: crystal@moneysavingmom.com

“The breath is the carrier of consciousness.” If anyone has mastered their mind, it's extreme athlete Wim Hof.Wim Hof got his nickname “The Iceman” by breaking a number of records related to cold exposure. His feats include climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in shorts, running a half marathon above the Arctic Circle on his bare feet, and standing in a container while covered with ice cubes for more than 112 minutes. He developed the Wim Hof Method: a natural path to an optimal state of body and mind.He says that our brains have the power to guarantee us happiness, strength, and health. We can actually regulate our mind and the autonomous nervous system by breathing and being present.I had the incredible opportunity to travel to Poland along several other top entrepreneurs and business owners to experience a week with Wim Hof that I will never forget.As a group, we participated in several different exercises. Some involved meditation and breathing and others involved enduring intense cold and ice water challenges.On this trip, we all learned about the importance of brotherhood. Some of the physical challenges would have been unbearable if we were going at it alone. We all had each other to encourage, to motivate, and to push.We've all been in a place, where we think, "I can't do this anymore."That's a mindset roadblock that we were taught to overcome. Often in the midst of being uncomfortable, our minds and bodies panic. Our top priority is becoming comfortable again. But this is not often the correct way to deal with stress or pain.The mind is powerful, and if you teach it to avoid pain, then you'll never reach your full potential.If anyone has mastered the art of being uncomfortable while releasing stress, it's Wim Hof. He gave all us an experience we will never forget.How deep breathing practices create spiritual experiences in the body and mind (0:45)What Aubrey learned on the trip (2:52)What Steve learned on the trip (5:23)What Humble learned on the trip (6:53)What Mike learned on the trip (11:49)What Jesse learned on the trip (15:19)What Marq learned on the trip (20:59)What Matt (Cesar) learned on the trip (24:20)What Enahm learned on the trip (27:00)What Nick learned on the trip (33:30)Why Mike walked across America (37:14)What Taylor learned on the trip (40:18)What Mitch learned on the trip (41:28)What Matthew learned on the trip (43:45)What Peter learned on the trip (52:05)What Dalton learned on the trip (53:35)What Wim learned on the trip (55:23)Aubrey’s thoughts on the power of breathwork (57:30)Matthew’s thoughts on leadership (1:01:18)Plus much more...Wim Hof EpisodeSteve Weatherford EpisodeHumble the Poet EpisodeMike Posner EpisodeAubrey Marcus EpisodeMatthew Hussey EpisodeJesse Itzler EpisodeNick Symmonds EpisodeMatthew Hussey EpisodeWim Hof appWim Hof InstagramSteve Weatherford InstagramHumble the Poet InstagramMike Posner InstagramAubrey Marcus InstagramMatthew Hussey InstagramJesse Itzler InstagramMarq Brown InstagramNick Symmonds InstagramTaylor Jenson InstagramMitch Matthews InstagramEnahm Hof InstagramMatthew Hussey InstagramDalton Misner InstagramIf you enjoyed this episode, check out the video, show notes and more at http://www.lewishowes.com/910 and follow at instagram.com/lewishowes

As an engineer in a small town, sometimes you just hit a wall… You’ve worked with everyone, and even with repeat clients, you can’t earn more money in your current situation. So what do you do?Move halfway across the country and start giving donuts to people working at music studios… You may just end up getting a Grammy nomination and working with Kanye West.Listen now to find out how you can follow in the footsteps of Jesse Ray! In this episode you’ll discover: How Jesse took advantage of an under-served niche to get his career going Why you might need to move halfway across the country to make your goals happen What Jesse did to land his first studio gig after moving to LA Why being able to take tough love was extremely helpful to Jesse’s progress Why you need to take your shot at opportunities at the right time How Jesse differentiates his offerings for his clients Why having the right motivations for your work is key For full show notes, go to www.thesixfigurehomestudio.com/116 If you want to suggest a guest, an idea for the podcast, or you have some general feedback, then you can submit that via email to podcast@thesixfigurehomestudio.com

A while ago (and in response to our most common critique) we at Equity Mates made a commitment - to improve the quality of our audio. Unfortunately, Ren is moving house at the moment and with a poor internet connection comes patchy audio. So in the spirit of upholding our commitment, and improving our audio quality, we chose not to release that episode. Instead, we're re-releasing one of our favourites. An interview with someone who has been managing money for over twenty years, who founded his own hedge fund and now provides some of the clearest and most insightful market commentary going around. We hope you enjoy this interview with Jesse Felder. Original show notes below: We are so excited to bring you another episode in our Expert Investor series. Our guest this week is someone who we have been following for a couple of years now, and have longed to have on the show. His name is Jesse Felder. Jesse is an ex-Wall Street trader, starting his career at Bear Stearns (without even studying Business or Finance) - the largest investment bank on Wall Street at the time. He then went on co-found a multi-billion dollar hedge fund, before moving into financial media, and running 'The Felder Report'. Jesse's views resonate with us, and if you've listened to our episode 'The Buy-And-Hold Cult' then you will have heard Jesse speak before. In this episode you will learn: • Jesse's number one thing that beginners should understand better about markets • What Jesse's first investment was, and what lead him to that decision • The worst piece of advice he's ever received • Why all investors should be wary of recency bias • Jesse's current approach to investing, given equity valuations are at historic highs • Why Equity Mates might be wrong about the logic of index investing • Why Gold still has potential, and why it should be part of every investor's portfolio Stocks and resources discussed: • Reminiscences of a Stock Operator - Edwin Lefèvre • The Felder Report • Superinvestors And The Art Of Worldly Wisdom • Wall Street Journal

Jesse Coulter is an Austin local, mom, wife, lifestyle blogger, and works in Marketing for IBM. Jesse shares how she juggles all the different aspects of her life, along with tips and strategies you can implement in your own busy schedule. Jesse also shares the struggles with marriage, finances, and burnout that often accompany chaotic seasons. This raw, honest, and vulnerable interview with Jesse and your host, Robin Long, has a little bit of something for everyone.   Show Highlights:    Ways to set yourself up for success during busy weeks  What Jesse’s career looks like and how it’s evolved over the years  A day in the life of Jesse  How Jesse finds time to write for her blog  The biggest challenges with work/life balance  Managing mornings and evenings as a parent  Prioritizing marriage during busy seasons and defining responsibilities with your spouse  The struggle with staying home or going back to work after having kids  Prioritizing family and leaning into building a career Ways to manage spending and savings  Areas of life Jesse has had to let go of  How self-care and exercise play a part in Jesse’s life  Dealing with burnout  Jesse’s strengths and how she thrives in a fast-paced environment  Rapid-fire session of Jesse’s favorite products and resources  The importance of remembering who you are and connecting with yourself    Links:    Instagram: @thebalancedlife    5 Day Jumpstart:    https://thebalancedlifeonline.com/jumpstart/   Mind, Body, Pilates Challenge:    https://thebalancedlifeonline.com/mind-body-pilates-challenge/   Contact Jesse:    Instagram: @Jessecoulter   http://www.jessecoulter.net   Resources and Products Mentioned:    https://www.mint.com   Dermalogica Replenish Oil   Oz Naturals Vitamin C Serum   Posts from Jesse's blog on budgeting + no shopping challenge   Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University

"As an entrepreneur, just like an athlete, you have to be almost psychotically optimistic. You have to believe, ‘We can do this, we can make it back.’ You have to have that belief because there’s so much headwind." Husband-and-wife team Lauren Fleshman and Jesse Thomas are the co-founders of Picky Bars and hosts of the Work, Play, Love podcast. Lauren is a former professional middle-distance and marathon runner who spent 13 years competing and is now a coach for Little Wing Athletics, and Jesse is a professional triathlete. On this episode, they get "really real" about parenthood (they have two children, Jude and Zadie) and the realities of trying to grow a business and a family simultaneously. They talk about resentment, balance, entrepreneurship, work challenges, and "the dark days." And hey, Picky Bars are awesome! Click here and use code ONTHERUN for 30 percent off your order, plus an extra 30 percent off your first delivery of the Picky Club! Thank you to AfterShokz for sponsoring this episode of the Ali on the Run Show! CLICK HERE for $50 off your wireless headphone endurance bundle!   What you’ll get on this episode: Why Jesse is having an identity crisis right now (4:30) On being able to laugh through the hard moments of parenting (12:40) On resentment (20:00) Lauren and Jesse share their take on the idea of balance (22:50) On bringing home work stress when you’re an entrepreneur (28:40) What Jesse remembers about the earliest weeks and months after becoming a dad (39:45) On deciding to have a second child, and how Lauren and Jesse’s marriage changed after having children (48:00) Lauren and Jesse answer a few listener questions (1:05:35) What we mention on this episode: Lauren on Episode 103 of the Ali on the Run Show Challenge Roth Range by David Epstein Car Talk Dear Sugars Mel Lawrence Follow Lauren: Instagram @fleshmanflyer Twitter @laurenfleshman Facebook Work, Play, Love podcast Strava Follow Jesse: Instagram @jessemthomas Twitter @jessemthomas Work, Play, Love podcast Strava Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

The Podheads are back with another full episode of Shit Shooting, Theorizing, and Stoned Banter. We talk Black Mirror scenarios, What Jesse's been up to, Marvel's What If animated series, How movie theaters can up their game, How to reboot The DC Universe, and more.

In this episode of the Positive University Podcast, Jon Gordon talks with Jesse Itzler. You'll learn: Why Jesse has only eaten fruit until noon for the past 27 years. What Jesse's journey was like going from distributing demo tapes to being broke and sleeping on 18 couches and eventually founding a private jet company, selling a product to Coca-Cola, and owning the Atlanta Hawks.  Jesse's mindset of personal responsibility and success. Why Jesse believes you need to create your own luck. Why lasting change takes time.  And so much more! You can find Jesse at www.jesseitzler.com  *This episode is marked explicit due to simply a couple instances of profanity used.  About Jesse Itzler: Jesse Itzler eats only fruit 'til noon, loves Run-D.M.C., and enjoys living life "out of the box." He cofounded Marquis Jet, the worlds largest prepaid private jet prepaid flight card company which he and his partner sold to Berkshire Harhaway/NetJets. Jesse then helped pioneer the coconut water craze with Zico coconut water, which was acquired by The Coca-Cola Company. He is a former rapper on MTV and he produced both the NBA's Emmy Award-winning "I Love This Game" music campaign and the popular New York Knicks anthem "Go NY Go." When he is not running ultra marathons, eating vegan food or being a dad to his three kids, Jesse can be found at the NBA's Atlanta Hawks games, where he is an owner of the team. He is married to Spanx founder Sara Blakely. 

Jesse Brisendine was on track to have a good life when tragedy and loss shook his world. Feelings of grief and guilt overpowered him, stifling his passion and purpose and snuffing out his natural positivity and optimism. In this podcast he shares how he found his way back towards the light, and how he now uses his story and experience to touch and transforms the lives of others, through his coaching, writing and speaking, and the global movement he has started.   There is gold sprinkled throughout this podcast for helping you manage life, loss, achieve your goals and become a great speaker.   I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I did.   What we talk about: The fear of not being enough and not being lovable. How stories can connect us across cultures and continents The impact of loss and what we make it mean about us. The epiphany Jesse had that led to him starting a movement thathas rippled across seven continents. The concept of being intentional with happiness. The power of accountability. What Jesse did to achieve the 1000 things in a year challenge. The one thing that was most important to Jesse out of the 1000 things he did. International Sunrise on Sunset Day How Jesse's experiences helped him to become a greater asset and teammate to his clients. The two greatest powers and adversaries' we humans have. How Jesse helped the actor Paul Walker overcome the challenges of working in Hollywood and the entertainment industry. What's possible if we put action behind our dreams. Why speaking is the greatest platform to connect and inspire change. Why real communication is not about how good you are with words, but being vulnerable and holding the space. How we should find our voice and direct it towards something meaningful. Why and how Jesse let go of scripted perfection as a speaker to focus on developing his authenticity and impact. Why it's important to prepare in order to achieve impact.   Resources*   All things Jesse: https://jessebrisendine.com Facebook / Twitter / Instagram - @jessebrisendine 1000 Challenge Facebook Ouch My Heart is Broken by Jesse Brisendine ‘Grief is Not a Life Sentence' – Jesse's TEDx Talk   Other Resources: The Monk Who Sold his Ferrari by Robin Sharma Thanks for listening! To share your thoughts:                                                  leave a comment below. Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn.   To help the show out: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes.   *(please note if you use my link for the books I get a small commission, but this does not affect your payment)

Jesse Koren is one of the founders of Thrive Academy. Together with his wife, Jesse has taught over 50,000 coaches and holistic practitioners from all over the world how to attract their ideal clients. Jesse and his wife have become known as two of the world’s leading authorities in helping even the least confident entrepreneurs have their very first $10,000 month. Collectively, their clients have made over $100 million and they’ve dedicated their lives to helping coaches, holistic practitioners, and heart-based entrepreneur reach their people. In this episode, Jesse shares his practice of “making right” and how it can positively impact our mind climate.   What you'll hear in this episode: What Jesse means when he uses the term, “making right” The practice of making right during a conversation with someone who is disagreeing with you How making right improved Jesse’s marriage, body, and business The biggest pitfall one might encounter when trying to implement the practice of making right An example of how making right is beneficial for Jesse clients Why practicing making right doesn’t mean you have to lower the standards of excellence for your team   Connect with Ivy on Facebook and join the Mind Climate Community!

Jesse James Hollywood was a suburban Los Angeles pot dealer. At just 20 years old, he owned his own home, pulled in a grand a week, and had a couple of his old little league friends to sell his drugs and do his bidding. Jesse thought he was hot shit. So when one of his henchmen refused to fall in line, Jesse decided to send him a message. He kidnapped the man’s 15-year-old brother, Nicholas Markowitz, and later learned from a family lawyer that the justice system doesn’t go easy on kidnappers. What Jesse did next landed him on the FBI’s Most Wanted List. Then Kristin really bums us out with the story of Andrea Yates, a deeply troubled Texas mother who drowned her five children in her bathtub. Andrea’s story shocked and disturbed the nation, but it also raised important questions about Andrea’s mental state. By the time she murdered her children, she’d been hospitalized, she’d attempted suicide, she’d withheld food from her children, and she’d been prescribed antipsychotic drugs. Both the prosecution and the defense agreed that Andrea was mentally ill, but would the jury find her not guilty by reason of insanity? And now for a note about our process. For each episode, Kristin reads a bunch of articles, then spits them back out in her very limited vocabulary. Brandi copies and pastes from the best sources on the web. And sometimes Wikipedia. (No shade, Wikipedia. We love you.) We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the real experts who covered these cases. In this episode, Kristin pulled from: “Profile of Andrea Yates,” Thoughtco.com “Andrea Yates,” episode of Mugshots “Where is Andrea Yates’ Husband Now?” People.com “Andrea Yates,” Wikipedia Newspapers.com “Defense derides psychiatrist as a witness for hire,” Los Angeles Times “Andrea Yates case turns on trail error,” Los Angeles Times In this episode, Brandi pulled from: “The Last Ride of Jesse James Hollywood” by Jesse Katz, Los Angeles Magazine “The Real Story Behind Alpha Dog” episode Dateline “Defendant Denies Killing Teen” by Sue Fox, Los Angeles Times “Prosecutor Okayed for Jesse James Hollywood Trial” by Chris Meagher, Santa Barbara Independent “Witness Rundown in Hollywood Trial” by Amy Silverstein and Chris Meagher, Santa Barbara Independent “Jesse James Hollywood Tells His Story” by Chris Meagher, Santa Barbara Independent “Hollywood Jury Deliberating” by Chris Meagher, Santa Barbara Independent “Verdict In: Hollywood Guilty of Murder and Kidnapping” by Chris Meagher, Santa Barbara Independent “The Murder of Nicholas Markowitz”http://wikipedia.org “Jesse James Hollywood”http://wikipedia.org “Joshua Lynn”http://wikipedia.org  

We are so excited to bring you another episode in our Expert Investor series. Our guest this week is someone who we have been following for a couple of years now, and have longed to have on the show. His name is Jesse Felder. Jesse is an ex-Wall Street trader, starting his career at Bear Stearns (without even studying Business or Finance) - the largest investment bank on Wall Street at the time. He then went on co-found a multi-billion dollar hedge fund, before moving into financial media, and running 'The Felder Report'. Jesse's views resonate with us, and if you've listened to our episode 'The Buy-And-Hold Cult' then you will have heard Jesse speak before. In this episode you will learn: • Jesse's number one thing that beginners should understand better about markets • What Jesse's first investment was, and what lead him to that decision • The worst piece of advice he's ever received • Why all investors should be wary of recency bias • Jesse's current approach to investing, given equity valuations are at historic highs • Why Equity Mates might be wrong about the logic of index investing • Why Gold still has potential, and why it should be part of every investor's portfolio Stocks and resources discussed: • Reminiscences of a Stock Operator - Edwin Lefèvre • The Felder Report • Superinvestors And The Art Of Worldly Wisdom • Wall Street Journal

If you haven't already heard of the 'buy and hold' strategy, then this is the episode for you. If you have, then this is certainly the episode for you. For a while now, we've discussed the advantages, and disadvantages, of buying stocks with a very long-term focus, as generally speaking, the market does well over time. If you had bought the index right before the Global Financial Crisis, for example, and held through the crash, then you would be well up on your initial investment. The buy-and-hold strategy. From around 2008, we've seen a rise in the popularity of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), across the globe, as many people move there money from active management, into ETFs, which are a more passive investing approach. In some cases, they've done this thinking that, over time, no matter what happens, the market will always go up, and you will make money. Not all cases, but some. And this is what we discuss today. One of our favourite investors, and finance commentators, is Jesse Felder. An ex-investment banker, and billion-dollar hedge fund manager, Jesse is well respected and has many strong opinions on the direction of the marker. In one of his recent interviews, he discusses what he as coined as 'the buy and hold cult'. We give our two-cents on his comments. In this episode you will learn: • What Jesse means by the term 'buy-and-hold cult' • If you are part of the cult! • About Japan's stock market recovery • Our opinions on passive investing Stocks and resources discussed: • The Felder Report

Jesse Itzler (IG: @jesseitzler) is the author of the New York Times bestseller, Living with a Seal. He cofounded Marquis Jet, the world's largest private jet card company which he and his partner sold to Berkshire Hathaway/NetJets. Jesse then partnered with Zico coconut water, which he and his partner sold to The Coca-Cola Company. When he's not running ultra-marathons, eating vegan food or being a dad to his four kids, Jesse can be found at the NBA's Atlanta Hawks games, where he's an owner of the team. He's married to Spanx founder Sara Blakely. In this episode, we discuss: What made Jesse take 15 days away from his family to live with monks What Jesse packed in his suitcase to live at the monastery The book that inspired Jesse’s diet The benefits of eating only fruit until noon Living at the monastery Being disconnected from the outside world What Jesse didn't miss while he was away Take time for the things you love Spending time alone The 3-hour rule Flip your relationship with time Remember tomorrow Operate from gratitude Weave spirituality into your day-to-day life You don’t have to respond immediately Get it out of your head and onto paper Be where your feet are Figure out what works best for you Do it now! Show sponsors: CoreChair

Understanding of cognitive bias is a great inroad to self-acceptance of your own having made bad decisions because it's something we're all saddled with; every single one of us. Everyone is set up with the same set of biases. At this point, most cognitive biases are bugs; not features but just understanding that cognitive bias exists can keep us from kicking ourselves when we're down. Even though cognitive biases are sort of a built-in problem within the mind, they're also something that can help you make a connection to that past imprints in your mind so that you can heal. - Jesse Lawler How can you wade through all of the different opinions, research, and even your own past experiences to uncover and explore your cognitive biases? JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP | REVIEW THIS PODCAST  20% OFF ORGANIFI - USE CODE: WELLNESSFORCE On Wellness Force Radio episode 207, AXON Labs Founder and Smart Drug Smarts Podcast Host, Jesse Lawler, joins us for the third time to share how to heal the psychic wounds that have been imprinted in your mind, the best way to seek out information without the bandwagon effect, and the dangers of groupthink and how to avoid it. Discover how you can get out of your mind and into your soul to reveal who you truly are.  "We're always completely aware of the context of our own decisions which is why they seem completely reasonable to us. Just because they seem reasonable to us, it doesn't mean they're worth something to anybody else and vice versa." - @Lawlerpalooza http://bit.ly/wfpodcast    "Intelligence is as fixed as a person's height." Right? But guess what - you're part of the species that invented platform shoes, stilts, elevators, helium balloons and rocket ships. Smart Drug Smarts is for people interested in maximizing their brains -- both in health and utility -- using the latest findings in neuroscience. Join Jesse Lawler as he chats with neuroscientists, biochemists, futurists, and multi-domain researchers into cognitive enhancement. Sleep, optimal nutrition, supplements and nootropics, cognitive enhancement, Artificial Intelligence, ketogenic diets, psychedelics, and tDCS are all on the table. Smart Drug Smarts doesn’t advocate any particular approach -- we’re here to provide an accurate-as-possible body of knowledge in a field where the options available are growing daily.   Listen To Episode 207 As Jesse Lawler Uncovers: Whether or not in-person job interviews actually have any value at all when it comes to choosing the right candidate. The actual number of cognitive biases that we experience in a lifetime. Placebo vs Nocebo in studies and how they can affect the outcome result. How overwhelming it can be to make choices; especially when we face decision fatigue. Psychic wounds - how we can perceive them as trauma and how they imprint in our minds. The various expectations every person is born with and how a moment of being let down can negatively affect them. Bruno Bettelheim's thesis about expectations and being let down. What people get wrong or confused about cognitive bias. How optical illusions are an excellent way to understand what cognitive bias actually is. The fundamental attribution error - what it is and how we naturally react to it in different scenarios. How we can seek out the best, correct information out there amongst everything that's available to us. The replication crisis when studies are repeated or semi-repeated by different people with new results that don't match up with the original findings. How to correctly educate yourself on a new diet before actually trying it out. The power of looking at both the pros and cons in order to make a good decision. The best way to seek out information without the bandwagon effect, the dangers of groupthink and how to avoid it, as well as how psychic wounds have been imprinted in your mind. What kind of world we might be setting up for future generations. Whether or not psychedelics and deeper states altered states of consciousness help reimprint past tragedies and elevate the pain of cognitive biases in our mind. What work you should do in order to integrate your mind before actually doing psychedelics. How you can improve your emotional intelligence by exploring your cognitive biases. What Jesse is doing now to continuously explore and discover who he is. Power Quotes From The Show “The world is something that we make. If we’re giving everybody participation awards so a kid feels like they’re the specialist snowflake in their class just by being there, that doesn’t necessarily set themselves up for today’s world.” – @Lawlerpalooza http://bit.ly/wfpodcast "We intuitively think that more choices are good. So, if you give people three options, they'll analyze all their options and make a choice. However, if you give them 35 choices of the same thing, we won't want to read every label and either we end up not making a choice or just grab the closest one and make a completely uneducated choice versus at least looking over the top three." - Jesse Lawler "According to Bruno Bettelheim's thesis, the developmental age at which a person has when they experience their first big disappointment with reality really sets the psychic trajectory in motion that they will have for the rest of their life. You don't necessarily need to try to address it but sometimes that's good in certain cases. However, at least try to realize why you missed understanding the world so much that it came and smacked you in this particular way. The difference between somebody who receives a psychic wound when they were two versus fourteen is how they address it from a psychological standpoint and what's going to motivate them going forward throughout their life." - Jesse Lawler  "So much of the information that each of us get day in and day out now is coming through some sort of digitally mediated stream rather than our own direct senses whether it's this conversation that we're having over the internet or news that we're reading that somebody else heard, it was written down, or transmitted to us, etc. If you had lived 200 years ago and you were a farmer, a lot of the information you got was from the work of your own hands. I would have known how the soil worked because I dig the soil with my own shovel and had first-hand experience with the world. You might not have known a lot but the things that you would've known came from direct experience and not mediated by any third party." - Jesse Lawler "Groupthink is definitely a danger. If you're in a group of 10 or 12 people, what the first person says has a primacy effect and can really affect what everyone else says. The first one to speak up is usually one of the more dominant ones of the group and holds a lot of social capital among everyone and it becomes harder for each person to voice their own opinions if that's something that's going to cause conflict. So, when I seek advice, I try to get advice individually from a group so that they're not coloring one another's opinion." - Jesse Lawler "The world is something that we make. If we're giving everybody participation awards and if a kid feels like they're the specialist snowflake in their class just by virtue of being there, that doesn't necessarily set themselves up for today's world but it might set them up for the world that exists in 20 years when if you feel bothered by anything outside, you can just plug into virtual reality where all of a sudden you're the star of your own television show in a Trumanesque world." - Jesse Lawler Links From Today's Show Jesse Lawler Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Smart Drug Smarts Facebook Twitter YouTube WFR 097 Jesse Lawler: Brainpower, Consciousness, & The Placebo Effect WFR 036 Jesse Lawler: How to Build A Bulletproof Brain Smart Drug Smarts Podcast Smart Drug Smarts Podcast #220 - Cognitive Fallacies with Dr. Richard E. 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SmartDrugSmarts Podcast explores a range of health, wellness, fasting, cognitive enhancement, smart drugs, meditation, altered states of consciousness and basically anything or anyone that supports human and brain optimization.     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 ---> REVIEW THE PODCAST Ask A Live Question For The Next Episode ---> Click here to leave a voicemail directly to Josh Trent to be read live on the air.  You May Also Like These Episodes Food Freedom Forever With Melissa Hartwig Nir Eyal: Breaking Bad Habits, Technology Addiction, & Emotional Triggers Healthy, Happy & Harder To Kill w/ Steph Gaudreau of Stupid Easy Paleo Beyond Meditation: How To Get A Better Brain With Ariel Garten Living A Healthy Lifestyle In A Modern World With Dan Pardi Creating A Life Worth Living With Michael Strasner   Join the Wellness Force Newsletter: www.wellnessforce.com/news Don't miss next week's show: Subscribe and stay updated Did you like this show on Ketosis? Rate and review Wellness Force on iTunes You read all the way to the bottom? 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“I LEARN BEST BY JUMPING INTO THE UNKNOWN.” There’s one resource in this world we all take for granted: time. We’re only on this planet for a small amount of time, and we tend to build routines in our lives that makes the days roll by. The next thing we know, we look in the mirror and we’re 70. When you look at that face do you want to see a life of missed opportunities or one filled with experiences you are proud of? If you want the latter, you need to make sure you schedule time for you. Take the time to build your life resume, because that’s what makes our lives much more interesting. When you talk about someone, do you talk about how they clock in to work on time everyday at 9 am and work late hours? Or do you talk about the places they’ve been to, and the experiences they’ve had? On this episode of The School of Greatness, I bring you back someone who has decided to build their life’s resume: Jesse Itzler. Importance of taking advantage of time. Routine make life fly by. Make time for yourself - building life resume instead of business resume. Jesse enjoys living life "out of the box." In fact, he doesn't even have a box. The author of the New York Times bestseller, Living with a Seal, co founded Marquis Jet, the world's largest private jet card company which he and his partner sold to Berkshire Hathaway/NetJets. Jesse then partnered with Zico coconut water, which he and his partner sold to The Coca-Cola Company. He’s also the kind of person that when he wants something he grabs onto the opportunity without delay. He recently decided he needed to detox his mind from electronics and the constant multitasking of today’s world. He ended up living with monks, living in a room as small as a table, and unable to communicate with his family, just to find himself. The lessons he learned most were about the need to make time for yourself and the people around you that you care most about. In the end, that’s where you’ll have the most impact and where your true legacy will come from. Learn more lessons from Jesse’s isolation and time with the monks, on Episode 652. Some Questions I Ask: How was your 15 day digital detox? (8:45) What are you not waiting for? (20:09) If you could go back 20 years, what would you eliminate or add to your life? (21:41) Do you still take 3 hours for yourself every day? (24:44) What do you think you can learn from pain? (29:14) What did the monks teach you about overcoming personal challenges? (32:52) What did the master’s say (about death)? (36:34) Have you and your wife ever struggled with competing with one another? (44:47) Do you ever have a fear that your kids are a little soft? (47:04) What are the things you’ve learned from your time in your monks you didn’t know before? (48:13) In This Episode You Will Learn: When he had the idea to live with monks (10:50) What Jesse didn’t miss during his time away (14:51) How Jesse worked in the music business (17:07) The Kevin Rule (22:28) When Jesse started living this type of life (27:37) The biggest personal challenge he’s faced (30:29) Why death kept coming up in Jesse’s mind (34:40) How he maintains the spark of sexual desire and dynamic of business in his relationship (41:26) The greatest lessons his kids have taught him (45:40) Plus much, much more...

Tax pro and entrepreneur Casimiro Jesse Peña sits with Jeff and Andy for Tax Pro Nation’s first guest on the show. Jesse goes deep into the insights that have helped him grow his tax career and how truly caring about the client is key.   So many tax pros find themselves facing challenges that prevent their growth either personally or professionally. In this episode, Jesse shares vulnerably and openly about the challenges he faced and how he overcame them.   Humility, consistency, care, effort, empathy, patience. These are all things Jesse embodies that have made all the difference for him.   As we talk through his career, we get to The Pronto Path step of Multiplication, where Jesse finds himself today. Compare notes with Jesse as he talks about the struggle of finding team members who care about the client, who are leaders, and who have what it takes to overcome challenges tax pros face today.   Jesse serves the Latino community in the area of tax preparation and immigration services. He shares his views around serving this community and the next generation of young Latinos deciding how to do their taxes.   To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: http://taxpronation.com/10   Quotables: [02:58] “I love to help people. I feel that with my service I am helping a family.” —Casimiro Jesse Peña [21:09] “What is it that you need to be consistent with and diligent about doing?” —Casimiro Jesse Peña [31:16] “The most important attribute I have with my client is because I care about my client. They trust me because they know that I care.” —Casimiro Jesse Peña   In This Conversation We Cover:   [02:30] What Jesse loves about doing tax preparation [02:58] “I love to help people. I feel that with my service I am helping a family.” —Casimiro Jesse Peña [03:58] Jesse’s story about how he started in the tax business at 21 years old [06:28] Why the tax business is a good fit for entrepreneurs [08:05] How The Pronto Path matched Jesse’s journey and helped him identify next steps [09:26] The two keys to Jesse signing his first client [12:54] The most difficult step in Jesse’s career [17:07] What is the number one habit that takes a tax career to the next level [20:15] Jesse’s advice for brand new tax pros just starting their career [21:09] “What is it that you need to be consistent with and diligent about doing?” —Casimiro Jesse Peña [22:34] Jesse shares why the Multiplication step is the most difficult [26:15] Tips if you feel you have no support or team [30:24] Client care and how to make clients feel [31:16] “The most important attribute I have with my client is because I care about my client. They trust me because they know that I care.” —Casimiro Jesse Peña [33:15] How to find team members that actually care about clients [35:00] Two potential ways to break through to success in the Multiplication step [39:58] An unstoppable habit that will help you overcome anything [42:59] What role to look for if you are feeling overwhelmed with work [45:52] Three strategies around raising prices [52:12] How to survive and thrive through success and busy tax seasons [55:25] Why perspective is key when facing challenges [58:11] How to turn a client handshake into a hug [1:00:59] How the younger Latino community is challenging tax pros serving them [1:04:23] An amazing perspective on competition Tax Pro Nation is sponsored by Pronto Tax School, Inc. Sponsored links include:   The Pronto Path infographic http://taxpronation.com/path   Basic Income Tax (Federal) course link: http://taxpronation.com/basic   Business Tax Verified online course link http://taxpronation.com/business   To sponsor an episode, please email hello@taxpronation.com Tax Pro Nation is produced by Podcast Masters

Jesse Draper is a 4th generation venture capitalist, founding partner of Halogen Ventures, and host of Emmy nominated,“The Valley Girl Show.” Guest Biography Jesse Draper is founding partner of Halogen Ventures as well as creator and host of 2015 Emmy nominated television series, “The Valley Girl Show”. Draper is a 4th generation venture capitalist focused on early stage investing in female founded consumer technology. Her portfolio includes Laurel & Wolf, Carbon38, Naya Health, HopSkipDrive, The Flex Company & Sugarfina. Through her show she’s helped pioneer the way in digital media and has an initiative to interview 50% women in technology. Previously a Nickelodeon star, Draper has used her comedic talents to bring an approachable feel to the technology world, has produced and distributed over 300 interviews with some of the greatest minds in technology and beyond (including; Ted Turner, Mark Cuban, Sheryl Sandberg, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, Jessica Alba, MC Hammer and Eric Schmidt) and was listed by Marie Claire magazine as one of the ‘50 Most Connected Women in America’. USA Today called the show “Must see startup TV”. Draper is a contributor to Marie Claire, SV Magazine, Mashable, Forbes.com, and is a regular investor and tech personality on shows including ‘The Katie Couric Show’, Fox’s ‘Good Day LA’, CNBC’s ‘Who Wants to Be the Next Millionaire Inventor?’ & Freeform’s Startup U. She proudly sits on the board of directors of Werk, the advisory board of Bizworld and is on the Chairman’s board of SurfAir. Draper supports the Parkinson’s Institute and is very involved with growing UCLA’s female entrepreneurship community. She is a new mom, a graduate of UCLA and a Kappa Kappa Gamma. Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/016 In this episode, you will learn: What Jesse looks for when evaluating companies to invest in. The importance of diversity, expanding up your networks, being open to new opportunities and industries. The importance of keeping your money moving and to always be learning. Links Halogen Ventures The Valley Girl Show Twitter LinkedIn Instagram Meet The Drapers - Crowdfunding Reality TV Series Gazillionaire Deluxe - Business Simulation Game Kiva.org - lend alongside thousands of others joining forces to make a powerful and sustainable way to create economic and social good Companies Mentioned Laurel & Wolf Naya Health Sugarfina Dog Parker Carbon38 Paperless Post Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes. Special thanks to Jim Kimo West for the music.

In this episode we cover: 3:13- Jesse's particular brand of hustle and the rules he created for himself early in his career that enabled him to make contacts and get gigs 6:24- What Jesse's art business looks like and when he accepts licensing deals 8:29- Living with mistakes in life, your business and in your work and discovering that often, they're not mistakes at all 13:07- How Jesse managed to get his work into over 100 galleries and the work required to maintain that level of activity 16:50- The advantages of hiring a studio assistant 18:20- How Jesse uses an inventory system to keep track of his work 19:49- Managing the struggle to shift back and forth between running the business and making art 23:50- Navigating relationships with galleries that don't want you to sell your work elsewhere or do your own marketing 31:31- How Jesse arrived at his pricing 38:00- Outsider art, what it means and how Jesse's art fits into the scene 42:27- Jesse's favorite Oregon beaches for getting away 44:14- How the lack of an academic background can be an advantage in dealing with galleries and growing your art business  

In today's show, we interview serial entrepreneur and part owner of the Atlanta Hawks, Jesse Itzler. Jesse recently held an event in Stratton Vermont where people climbed the mountain 17 times to simulate the climb of Mount Everest's 29,029 feet. In the second part of the interview, Preston talks to 2X World Record Holder, Colin O'Brady about climbing the real Mount Everest. This week's show is all about mindset and what it takes to accomplish very difficult things in life.Click here to get full access to our show notes.In this episode, you'll learn:What Jesse's 29029 event was likeJesse and Preston's top take-aways from climbing the mountain 17 timesWhat it takes to develop more gritThe incredible story of Colin O'Brady (climbing the 7 tallest peaks and visiting both poles)How to overcome major obstacles in your life

Our guest this week is Jesse Perreault, Director of Business Development and Digital Marketing Strategist for Soap Media, Inc. Jesse began his first business when he was 15 and quickly began to understand that technology and data would be key to reaching the goals he set for himself. Ironically it was technology and data that helped him to his second realization, quality relationships are better than plentiful connections. His article, "How I Met 500 people in 500 hours," is all about making quality connections that lead to lasting relationships. He believes that learning about 500 people is way more powerful than 500 Linkedin connections. 6:30 - What Jesse learned in a life of entrepreneurship 11:25 - How Jesse came up with his list of 500 people he met in 500 hours. 12:30 - "If I can learn from somebody, what may have taken them several years to learn the hard way, in a matter of an hour...I consider that pretty good growth." 18:00 - How Jesse built a book of business without a "mentality of closing" 23:00 - Jeff breaks down the right reasons to take a meeting 29:30 - Jesse reveals his "Why"! [powerpress]

Jesse Waits, nightlife mogul and American entrepreneur of 10 plus years, joins the A Desire to Inspire with Manny Patrick show, to discuss his journey of coming east to the west coast, from the islands of Hawaii and then settling in Las Vegas. Jesse's story invites us in on his personal life and what makes him such a pleasure to be around. Once partnered in, by far, the most successful nightclubs in the world, Jesse always stayed true to his character, and now, he's challenging himself at the corporate level, because he wanted more for himself. As Jesse settles into his new role and oversees Alon's full social experience, he graciously shared his story of coming up as an introverted kid, then man, but, even though that was the case, knew that hard work and staying humble are the keys to surviving as a worldwide dignitary. In This Episode You Will Learn About: - Jesse's early journey -What makes Jesse so driven -Why he wanted to be looked at in a positive way -Who was a big influence in his life -How he feels about love -Why he enjoys people -What he is sensitive to -What Jesse has learned in nightlife and in Las Vegas -How Jesse stays so humble -What kind of person he wants to be -How he feels about self-confidence -What lifestyle changes Jesse made -Why he took a gamble on the DJ's in Las Vegas -What Jesse learned from Steve Wynn -A few things people might not know of him -What helped him deal with being an introvert AND MUCH MORE!

In celebration of Thanksgiving, Jean and Jesse talk about what they're thankful for this year. QUESTION(S) OF THE DAY: What are you thankful for this year? Please let me know in the comments. Scroll below for links and show notes… Selected Links from the Episode Documentary called Happy Show Notes What helped increase people's happiness according to the documentary Happy [01:52] What Jean is happy and thankful for this Thanksgiving [03:12] What Jesse is thankful for this Thanksgiving [05:01] People Mentioned this Episode Jean Dalhquist

Jesse Temple returns to the BuckAround to discuss the Badgers as they head into the season opener with LSU.  SHOW NOTES 2:00 Two guys in their pajamas eating buttered fish 4:30 Welcome back Jesse Temple of ESPN 4:45 Was the QB race as close as we think? 6:45 Can Houston match Stave's first year? 8:45 Will Hornibrook play vs LSU? 10:15 Comparing Bart and Alex 12:15 Corey's Sr year 14:00 Are the RB's as a whole improved? 15:30 The OL will be improved? 18:30 The WR depth 21:00 The LB's will be a strength 25:15 Breakout candidates 26:30 Special Teams 28:45 Will this Badger team make a bowl? 31:00 Jesse wrote a book! Rich read it! Max ate buttered fish! 33:30 What Jesse learned 36:45 Wisconsin is a boxing school 41:45 Confidence levels

Hello there and welcome to Enter VR! Join Graham Gaylor, Jesse Joudrey and I as we talk about the psychology of VRChat, tips on being a VR entrepreneur and much more! Here is a snippet of some of the things we talked about: 40: The origins of VR Chat,How it all got started. 1:40 Why start VR chat at the time that they did, 3:30 VRChat is almost 1.5 years old. How the community has grown over the course of the lifespan of VR chat thus far. 4:20 How VRChat allows you to share and create environments to hang out with your friends in. 6:20 Thinking of native tools for customization. Balancing between accessibility and being a full featured app. 9:00 What are the main reasons people will build content for virtual reality worlds? 11:00 Interesting psychological observations on the behavior of VRChat users. 13:00 Are virtual reality avatars having a subconscious impact on your psyche? 16:00 What will be the dick measuring contests of the metaverse? 19:00 The business opportunities in creating custom avatar marketplace. 20:40 Why is there no social VR app in the mobile VR platform? 22:00 Which will be more lucrative for social vr companies, the mobile or desktop vr space? 24:00 What social vr developers need from the hardware manufacturers. 27:00 The contingency plan in the scenario that an SDK does not work and there are hundreds of users relying on the app. 28:00 Milestones for VRChat in the next couple of years. 29:00 Strategies to stay motivated as vr entrepreneurs. 33:30 How social VR stacks up to real world meetups. The vision for VRChat. 38:00 Will you be able to host your own sex dungeon in VRChat? 40:00 What is the team's take on advertisers selling user's information and interactions inside of vr spaces? 41:00 What Jesse and Graham do on their time off from VRChat. 43:00 Look for Refried bicycle in San Francisco. Doing a naked bicycle ride with Graham through San Francisco. 45:00 The weather in Vancouver this summer. 47:00 Getting high on breathing? 51:00 Jesse can work without eating for long periods of time. 52:00 Graham loves peanut butter. 54:00 Jesse loves the Shaolin noodle house near Camby and Broadway in Vancouver. 56:00 Closing thoughts and how to stay in touch. Thanks again to Jesse and Graham for being true scholars and gentlemen of virtual reality and thank you for listening. Found out more information with the links below. https://twitter.com/VRChatNet http://www.vrchat.net/ https://twitter.com/JesseJoudrey https://twitter.com/grahamgaylor This episode's intro is courtesy of my friend Ben. More info on Ben's work in the links below: https://soundcloud.com/sixis-3 http://shantiplanticharity.bandcamp.com/releases