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This year, SanMar is celebrating its 50th Anniversary and to kick things off, we talked with our founder, Marty Lott and his wife Sharon. Marty and Sharon started SanMar with $1 in the company’s checking account. From there they have worked together selling t-shirts at concerts, unloading boxes at warehouses and teaching their sons the ins and outs of the business. In this episode, Marty and Sharon reveal how SanMar started with a backpack created for college students, discuss the challenges of running a family business and share how being a family…and being a SanMar family…has been at the core of what they’ve created.   THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE What it means to Marty and Sharon for SanMar to celebrate half a century of operations this year. How they define success on their terms. Marty tells the story of the first backpack he created and how SanMar grew out of it. Sharon shares the story of the infamous yellow T-shirts. How they manage work-life balance in a family business. Why you should tie a rope around your tent. What Marty and Sharon love most about their SanMar family.   QUOTES “Fifty years has gone way too fast in my mind.” “Doing what makes you happy is success.” “My greatest joy now is watching my children be in the business.” “As long as you and your partner think alike, have the same goals and have the same values, you’ll be fine.”   LINKS SanMar U: http://www.education.sanmar.com/ SanMar’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sanmarcorp/ SanMar’s Twitter: @sanmar_corp SanMar’s Instagram: @sanmar_corp

No matter where you are on the journey to shifting away from work, the reality is the next phase of life is unknown. My guest today, Marty Kanengiser, is an inspiration in his willingness to embrace new challenges in this transition.   As childhood friends, Marty and I recently reconnected after all of these decades. After moving away from the corporate grind of a Fortune 500 company, he opens up about the incredible discoveries he’s found about life after work.   We’ll hear about his freedom from khakis, exploration of the stand-up comedy world, and discuss what’s next as he discovers new ways to live fully.    In this kickoff episode, we covered:   - The key questions Marty explored during the first 9 months of retirement - Why he was excited about facing the next phase of life - What led him into the world of stand-up comedy during this major shift - His journey of exploring the possibilities that opened up after work - What Marty misses about work (and how he’s transformed that loss into a triumph) - How he continues to find ways to make meaningful contributions - His advice for reinventing yourself beyond your job title and paycheck   Have questions or comments for Marty? Email him at martykanengiser@gmail.com.

This week is a very special edition of Because of Horses! Your host, Elise Gaston Chand, talks with some of the horse world’s most accomplished equestrians — sharing their riding and training philosophies, their insights into horses, advice for aspiring competitors, and their fondest memories of the Hampton Classic Horse Show! These featured guests are Georgina Bloomberg, Kelli Cruciotti, Peter Wylde, Joe Fargis, and Chief Press Officer Marty Bauman.   For over 40 years, the Classic has featured world-class riders and horses — including Olympic and Pan American Games medalists — from around the globe, competing for $800,000 in prize money. With something for everyone, from the avid horse lover to the non-equestrian spectator, the Classic is one of the largest outdoor horse shows in the U.S.; a not-to-miss segment on the summer tour. Where else can you watch McLain Ward, Kent Farrington, and Anne Kursinski compete… then spot Bruce Springsteen watching his phenomenally talented daughter, Jessica, clear a course in record time? Or see Steven Spielberg, Jerry Seinfeld, Kelly Ripa, Brooke Shields, or Martha Stewart stroll by?   The Classic is also an event straight from the heart with fundraising and community support, animal adoptions onsite, championship competition for disabled riders, and one of the most anticipated classes during the week-long show: Leadline, with our littlest riders judged by two-time Olympic gold medalist, Joe Fargis.    The Classic runs August 25th through September 1st, 2019, in Bridgehampton, New York.   Ready to talk with the greats? Tune in!   About our accomplished guests: Joe Fargis is one of the greats of show jumping. He trained under the legendary Bertalan de Nemethy and is perhaps best known for his partnership with the Thoroughbred mare Touch of Class, with whom he won the individual and team gold medals at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. He also won the team silver medal at the 1988 Seoul Olympics with Mill Pearl. Joe was inducted into the Show Jumping Hall of Fame in 2007 and was awarded the US Equestrian Federation Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012. US Olympian, trainer and youth mentor Peter Wylde is one of the most well-respected horsemen in the sport of show jumping, not just for his extensive competitive success but also his commitment to the education of both amateurs and juniors. Peter is best known for his partnership with Turnabout Farms’ Fein Cera, who he rode to the individual bronze and the Best Horse award at the 2002 World Equestrian Games in Jerez, Spain, and the team gold medal at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. Peter is a three-time grand prix winner at the Hampton Classic.   Georgina Bloomberg is a native New Yorker and international show jumper who grew up competing all along the east coast. She made her FEI World Cup Final debut in 2005 and was a member of the winning team in the Samsung Super League Nation’s Cup in France. Georgina was a member of the bronze medal-winning Pan American Games team in 2015 and competed in Gothenburg, Sweden in this year’s Longines FEI World Cup Finals. She is a noted philanthropist, focusing particularly on issues related to animal welfare. Kelli Cruciotti is an emerging star in U.S. show jumping, currently ranked 26th in the country by the United States Equestrian Federation, and a 2020 Olympic hopeful. Kelli enjoyed a storied junior career, with success in all three rings and a win at the coveted 2015 USEF/Pessoa Medal Finals, but today show jumping has become her main passion. After turning professional in 2016, Kelli has continued to pile up top results in the jumper ring at such prestigious shows as Devon, Harrisburg, the Hamptons, Capital Challenge, Washington and more. In 2019, she represented the United States in her first Longines FEI World Cup Final in Gothenburg, Sweden, finishing 16th on her mare, Hadja Van Orshof.   Topics of Discussion: [:18] About today’s special episode! [2:16] Elise introduces this week’s first guest, Georgina Bloomberg. [2:38] To Georgina, what makes the Hampton Classic a not-to-miss show? [3:59] How has winning last year’s opening Grand Prix affected Georgina going into this year’s competition? [5:55] Georgina tells a story that helps illustrate how the Hampton Classic has such universal appeal to horse lovers of all kinds. [7:43] Georgina gives her advice to young riders. [12:12] Elise thanks Georgina for joining her! [13:38] Elise introduces Kelli Cruciotti. [13:46] Kelli describes what she loves about the Hampton Classic. [15:46] Kelli reflects on the first time she competed at this iconic show. [16:39] Elise thanks Kelli for joining her! [16:55] Elise introduces Peter Wylde. [17:10] Peter explains why it is so important to first understand the basics (i.e. getting the rider/horse relationship and riding skills solid) before moving on to jumping. [18:31] Peter gives his recommendations on the sorts of things riders should be looking for when they observe and study top competitors in action. [21:17] Peter shares some of his favorite memories from his time spent at the Hampton Classic and why it has been a standout show for him, over the years. [23:25] Peter gives his advice to young riders attending the Hampton Classic for the first time this year. [24:20] Elise thanks Peter for joining her! [24:55] Elise introduces Joe Fargis. [25:20] Joe explains how valuing simplicity by focusing on and perfecting the basics helps riders to be — not just better jumpers — but better riders, overall. [26:35] Joe explains how riders can stop thinking about training as work, and instead focus on ensuring that the horse enjoys the experience even while they’re learning. [27:48] What about coaching talented young riders and helping them to build upon their skills through programs like the EAP is so important to Joe? [28:46] What is Joe hoping to teach young riders when he asks them a question (usually related to riding, horse anatomy, or their tack) during Leadline? And what are some of his favorite memories from judging at the Hampton Classic? [30:16] What is it like for Joe to be a part of a young rider’s journey and to see some of them go on to such terrific success? [30:49] Elise thanks Joe for joining her! [31:58] Elise introduces Chief Press Officer Marty Bauman. [32:04] Why Marty thinks the Hampton Classic holds such broad appeal — not just year after year — but decade after decade. [35:08] What does USEF recognition of the Classic as a Heritage Competition mean to Marty and the show? [37:31] Elise and Marty discuss what it’s like for equestrians to compete at the Hampton Classic. [39:45] Marty reflects on how far some of these young riders have come and how rewarding it is to be a part of the Classic’s incredible history. [45:12] What Marty would like listeners to know about the Hampton Classic. [50:15] Where to learn more about the Hampton Classic. [50:49] Elise thanks Marty for joining her. [50:57] Elise wraps up this week’s special episode.   Know Someone Inspirational, Whose Life Has Been Forever Changed Because of Horses? Because of Horses would love to get to share their story! To recommend someone please send an email to elise@becauseofhorses.com.   Mentioned in this Episode: The Hampton Classic Georgina Bloomberg EquestFile (Use coupon code: BOH10 to receive a 10% discount for two months off your subscription) The United States Pony Club A Parent's Guide to Riding Lessons: Everything You Need to Know to Survive and Thrive with a Horse-Loving Kid, by Elise Gaston Chand Joe Fargis Peter Wylde Extraordinary Horseman and Olympian:  Peter Wylde (Episode 86, Because of Horses) GGTFooting.com/BOHP Rising Star Kelli Cruciotti, Aiming for 2020 Gold (Episode 93, Because of Horses)  Chief Press Officer Marty Bauman United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) Bruce Springsteen   Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback! Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts.   To Support the Podcast: ● Donate on Paypal to help keep Because of Horses running — all amounts are welcome! ● Subscribe: RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Player FM  

Marty Kendall is on the show today and we’re talking all about how to maximize the nutrient density in your diet!   -2:54 - What is nutrient density? -4:17 - Common nutrient deficiencies via current farming practices -5:45 - How different food choices impact satiety (fullness) -9:05 - How our taste buds and nutrient status may impact satiety -12:23 - Getting nutrients from whole food vs. supplements -15:08 - How your taste buds change and respond to shifts in your diet -21:15 - Is there a risk of eating too many nutrients? -22:35 - Nutrient considerations for omnivores vs. vegetarians and vegans -23:59 - Inclusive vs. exclusive nutritional approaches -26:50 - Salt intake on a nutrient dense diet -29:54 - Children and eating a nutrient dense diet -33:26 - What Marty eats day to day   Please share, subscribe & ENJOY! - Coaching: Online Nutritional Coaching Online Workout Design Connect w/ Marcus: Facebook  Instagram  YouTube - Connect w/ Marty: Optimising Nutrition Website Nutrient Optimiser Website Optimising Nutrition FB Page Nutrient Optimiser FB Page  

You have to have a purpose bigger than profits. The landscape of branding has changed over time, and with the advent of two-way communication via the internet, a mission statement that prioritizes a financial responsibility to shareholders simply won’t cut it anymore. People want to support—and be a part of—the companies that aspire to a higher purpose and align with their own personal values. How does a brand go about identifying its purpose? How do you do good AND do good business at the same time? Today, Jeffrey sits down with Marty Neumeier, the Director of CEO Branding and de-facto thought leader at Liquid Agency. Marty is also a bestselling author, speaker and facilitator in the realm of helping people and organizations uncover their creative genius.  Marty describes growing up with a mother who taught him the magic of art and a love of learning. He speaks to his time in Silicon Valley, learning to translate tech into English and pictures, and the history of branding from the agricultural age through the current consumer-led movement. Marty explains the concept of ludic learning, the difference between a brand and branding, and the business advantage of identifying a purpose beyond simply making money. Listen in for Marty’s insight around the nature of sin as the choice for a short-term, selfish good and learn the value in a brand driven by purpose for the benefit of society. Key Takeaways [3:15] Marty’s young genius Learned magic of drawing from mom Wanted to be commercial artist at 8 [5:58] The adults who nurtured Marty’s love of learning Creative pursuits (e.g.: weaving) from mom Grandfather interested in how things worked [9:05] Marty’s experience in Silicon Valley Worked with Apple, met Steve Jobs Learned to translate tech into English [18:55] The difference between a brand and branding Brand = customer’s gut feeling Branding = company’s efforts to influence perception [20:31] How the landscape of branding has changed 1930—Naming, packaging, corporate identity 1970—Trout and Ries codify positioning 1990—Aaker creates strategy framework 2000—Design, strategy become partners 2020—Customer-led companies [28:11] The shift to a customer focus Internet opens up two-way conversation Goodwill impacts balance sheet (brand value) [30:15] How to hone your branding Identify purpose beyond profits Ride trends (e.g.: authenticity, surprise) [32:49] The brand advantage of being driven by purpose People want to join companies doing something bigger Examples include Method, Apple and Amazon [39:32] Marty’s take on campaigns like REI’s #OptOutside Possible to do good while doing good business Statements must align with who you are as brand [43:43] Marty’s insight on the nature of sin Chose short-term, selfish good over long-term, broadly beneficial good Brand might lie about dangers of product, reputation suffers long-term Human evolution slowly moving toward beauty, coherence and order [51:50] The definition of ludic learning Learn through play in state of flow Purposeful learning by caring [54:29] Marty’s advice around unlearning Take on new challenges to keep curiosity alive Consider how someone might disrupt your business [57:30] What Marty is pursuing moving forward Continue to reinvent self, reach people in new ways Writing thriller based on fictional business case Connect with Marty Liquid Agency Marty’s Website Marty on Twitter Resources The Third Wave by Alvin Toffler The Brand Gap: How to Bridge the Distance Between Business Strategy and Design by Marty Neumeier Books by Al Ries and Jack Trout Books by David Aaker The Brand Flip: Why Customers Now Run Companies and How to Profit from It by Marty Neumeier Metaskills: Five Talents for the Robotic Age by Marty Neumeier Method The 46 Rules of Genius: An Innovator’s Guide to Creativity by Marty Neumeier Brand Artistry Labs

  “I really feel that the one missing piece in our program is short-term timeframe. If I could find something that worked in the short-term timeframe, I would love to add it to the program in some way.” - Marty Bergin (Tweet) Katy Kaminski and I continue our conversation with Marty Bergin, and discuss his philosophy behind DUNN Capital's success, and why many investors don't understand trend following strategies. In this episode, we will discuss what investors and trend followers should be focusing on, and what risks excessive regulation may lead to for the industry. Thanks for listening and please welcome our guest Marty Bergin. Subscribe on: In This Episode, You'll Learn: How DUNN views it’s expansion into more markets “The other adage is that managed futures can’t make money in a rising interest rate environment. That just doesn’t make any sense to me.” - Marty Bergin (Tweet) Why their NO management fee policy has helped DUNN throughout the years How DUNN will adapt to the ever changing market environment What investors have a hard time understanding about trend followers “The fact that we lost money for six straight months in 2017 never has happened in the history of Dunn, but in that period of time we lost 5 percent. In trading at the volatility levels that we trade at, that’s phenomenal.” - Marty Bergin (Tweet) Marty’s goal over the next ten years What Marty fears most in his work at DUNN The most important question investors should be asking themselves right now “I don’t think people understand in a firm how much the dynamic can change when you bring in new people, and we spend a lot of time researching for people we bring into the firm.” - Marty Bergin (Tweet) Why Marty believes trend following strategies should be more widely available Marty’s advice to young investors and aspiring trend followers   Connect with DUNN Capital: Visit the Website: www.dunncapital.com Call DUNN Capital: + 1 (772) 286-4777 E-Mail DUNN Capital: info@dunncapital.com   “Most of the key things about what we do are things I learned from Bill, and some of them aren’t even accepted in the industry.” - Marty Bergin (Tweet)

Chicago superstar Marty Casey (Lovehammers, Rock Star: INXS, L.A. Guns) and band members Mike and Matt join me for "Dope Tacos" at Taqueria Traspasada 2 (thanks for the recommendation, Jake). Car Con Carne is presented by Boost Mobile. This week, we talk about: ROCK STAR: INXS. What would Marty's life have been like if he was picked as the guy to replace Michael Hutchence in INXS? Marty's brief time in L.A. Guns Marty's new solo album, The Ground You Walk On: Why now? Marty Casey is too well-dressed to do my podcast. Meanwhile, I ruined my shirt within the first two minutes of recording. The quirkiness of Traspasada, starting with the fact the restaurant was roughly 40 below zero Marty's years with Lovehammers: "We've been chasing the dream and building the dream for so long now... " What Marty and Sting have in common My lunchtime failure that was a step up from dining at a gas station The mystery of why Jim Peterik won't do Car Con Carne Which is more evil: Signing your life over to a reality TV show, or signing your life over to a big record label? The Boost Mobile Social Messages of the week come from listeners Marty, who commented on the Ralph Covert episode and Michael J. Piff, who had the best Car Con Carne suggestion ever. ...and there's also a too-fantastic-for-words in-car performance from the band! Great episode! Tell a friend!  

Marty Wolff is a serial entrepreneur having started and operated four different businesses. Those businesses were in transportation, retail, management consulting and business/executive coaching. Marty has been recognized as a Presidents Club member as the leading indirect sales person for Cellular One, the VP of Sales and Marketing in the state of CA for Patrick Media Group, the Regional Sales and Marketing Manager for US Foodservice in Baltimore, MD, and the Director of Sales for Reinhart Foodservice of Eastern PA. As a business coach and consultant Marty has played an important role in the success of large publicly traded companies, some with revenues exceeding $20 billion and with privately owned firms in many different industries. Marty serves as an executive coach for several CEOs of privately owned companies. In 2012 Marty started the Business Builders Radio Show and Podcast. The show has nationally and internationally recognized speakers, authors and CEOs as guests. Marty is also the host of Business Leaders Radio, a Northeastern PA based radio show for entrepreneurs, which is a production of Bold Gold Media. Effective March 2016, the Business Builders Show is also doing video interviews at major conferences across America. Combined with Marty’s success as a business/executive coach, the podcasts have created a demand for Marty as a professional speaker, meeting facilitator / emcee and as part of the media teams at major conferences. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Marty’s entrepreneurial journey What freedom looks like to Marty The importance of seeking advice from a number of different sources Why you need to read Ari Weinzweig’s books before you do anything The mentors that Marty has learned from throughout his career The failure that led Marty on his path What you need to think about when scaling your business Why “A Players” are team players What to look for on potential employees’ social media accounts What Marty’s hiring process looks like and techniques he uses to find the right employees The challenges of engaging with your employees in 2016 What causes people to leave and how to prevent it Marty’s tips for continual growth Why keeping a routine is so important Why your to-do list needs to be focused on what moves the needle Ways to contact Marty: Website: martywolffbusinesssolutions.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/marty-wolff-a72a3a7 Facebook: www.facebook.com/MartyWolffCEO Twitter: @martywolffceo