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This week's episode features Enn spilling all the Tea about S02 Episode 21, Silence, which features the 90s treatment on Queer folk; I'd say use your imagination but Enn did it for us all (literally, Matt forgot to watch...) What Matt did instead was recount the story of Paul Broussard and the Woodlands 10. Listen along as Enn & Matt give some personal perspectives on the issues raised, and let us know your thoughts via social media or email!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rippedheadlinespod)

“I want you to understand what you're doing and why you're doing it. I want you to believe in the mission, and I want you to have fun. I want you to enjoy the process, and I want you to know that what you're doing is a worthwhile endeavor.”   Like many of us, Matt Wilpers grew up wanting to be a marine biologist. ("I was really into whales," he recalls.) Ultimately, he pursued a career in finance, working as an analyst and auditor with KPMG and, later, Goldman Sachs. When he realized the NYC finance lifestyle wasn't for him, Matt decided to go to medical school, and, as a lifelong athlete and former collegiate runner, started teaching fitness classes on the side. Then, just as he was getting ready to pursue his medical career full-time, he got the call from Peloton. Plot twist! Today, Matt is one of Peloton's most popular cycling and treadmill instructors, and has his own coaching business. On this episode, Matt talks about why he's so passionate about coaching, and why getting to help people on their own fitness journeys is "the dream." He talks about coaching actress Lena Dunham, sharing stories about how while he was hired to help her, it was Lena who changed his life. Plus, he shares loads of qualified running advice about overtraining, race day anxiety, and how to "run arrogant" and more confident. Matt is a 2:54 marathoner, 1:17 half marathoner, and 10:38 Ironman who lives in New York City.   SPONSOR: AfterShokz — Visit ontherun.aftershokz.com for 15% off wireless headphones.   What you'll get on this episode: On being a great coach (6:10) What's making Matt happy right now? (8:15) Matt's thoughts on returning to full studios (10:00) On being nicknamed “The Baby-Faced Assassin,” and how Matt connects with the people taking his class virtually (11:30) What Matt was like as a kid, and how he got into the finance industry (14:00) What it was like coaching Lena Dunham (20:40) How Matt got the Peloton job (23:30) All about Matt's coaching philosophy (29:00) How Matt would describe his Peloton classes (36:00) What a day in the life looks like for Matt (37:20) Power Zone Endurance 101 (40:45) The most common mistake Matt sees runners making, plus how to avoid overtraining (43:30) How to “run arrogant,” and what that means (50:00) Matt's pre-race pep talk (53:50) What's next for Matt? (56:45)   What we mention on this episode: Becs Gentry on Episode 379 of the Ali on the Run Show Jess Sims on Episode 261 of the Ali on the Run Show Tunde Oyeneyin on Episode 311 of the Ali on the Run Show Olivia Amato on Episode 344 of the Ali on the Run Show Matty Maggiacomo on Episode 350 of the Ali on the Run Show Precision Nutrition Jenny Donnelly on Episode 193 of the Ali on the Run Show   Follow Matt: Instagram @mattwilpers Website Team Wilpers   Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Join the Facebook group Twitter @aliontherun1 Support on Patreon 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!

An Over Coffee® special-edition podcast (Graphic courtesy of NASA, and used with permission.) As the world applauds Sir Richard Branson's successful flight aboard his own spaceship, NASA continues exciting work on another front.  For the NASA Artemis mission, the first step is to return humans to the Moon. Colonizing the Moon comes next.  Along with exploring the surface--while looking forward, possibly, to future Mars flights. As NASA Mission Design and Planetary Science specialist Matt Wittal explains, the program will include three major launches. Artemis I and Artemis II will be preparatory work.  Then, within the next few years, Artemis III will return humans to the Moon. In April, we had the pleasure of talking with Matt about the Artemis program and NASA's current work.   Here is an updated version of our conversation! On this edition of Over Coffee®, we cover: What's been happening since our 2019 discussion with Matt (Since this was recorded, in April 2021,NASA has announced its choice of SpaceX to build the rocket that will fly astronauts to the Moon.  And congratulations to everyone at NASA on Ingenuity's historic, first successful flight!); A look at what will be happening, with the Artemis project and beyond; Some of the safety and sustainability considerations involved, in creating the missions to the Moon (and ultimately to Mars); How NASA determines the location for a Moon landing; Some of the program's upcoming milestones; What will be happening as Artemis II returns astronauts to orbiting the Moon; How the design of the mission has evolved, since 2019; How other nations are collaborating on the lunar-exploration program; Some of the science goals of the mission; One of the coolest technologies Matt has seen in spacecraft development within the last year; What the Artemis III crew will be doing, after their arrival at the Moon; Some of the educational opportunities coming up in the future, as the Artemis launches get closer; What Matt considers some of his most exciting moments as he works on the Artemis program. Over Coffee®, and Two Maverix® Multimedia, are not, in any way, shape or form, affiliated with, nor endorsed by, NASA.  (We just think this is seriously cool!)  

0:00- Intro 1:00- Matt Terry's background 5:30- Credentials vs who is popular on social media 7:30- Drug use in the Olympics / at the elite level 12:40- Going on TRT 15:00- Subcutaneous vs intramuscular injections 18:15- Best powerlifting numbers 21:00- Weight to be contest lean vs bulked up 23:20- How PED usage changes perspectives 24:50- Delusional about PED's effects` 36:00- Response to different diets 46:00- Step count 47:45- mTOR 51:30- How genes affect diet 54:50- What Matt found best training wise 57:15- What Matt found did not work well 58:00- Splits vs training variables 1:03:00- How to count volume 1:04:20- Where to find more of MattMatt's IG: https://www.instagram.com/mattterryfi...Matt's Website: https://www.mattterryfitness.com/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DaveMaconi Smile Fund: https://secure.operationsmile.org/sit...

Matt Feldman is the Co-founder and CEO of Moku Foods. Growing up in Hawaii, Matt was raised with an appreciation for nature and a lifelong commitment to preserve the environment. He learned at an early age about the meat industry's immense carbon footprint, which led him toward plant based foods and sustainable food sources. A serial entrepreneur, Matt started his first business with his sister buying and selling used college textbooks. While attending college at Brook University, he co-founded Undorm.com, an online platform designed to help college students find affordable housing. He also co-founded his first food startup, Cinco Terras Specialty Coffee, during that time.  After graduating, Matt joined a leading technology company where he learned the ins and outs of growing an online business. In 2018, he transitioned to a vegan lifestyle and began looking for a replacement for his go-to-snack, beef jerky. He decided to create his own after struggling to find a minimally-processed, allergen-free alternative at the grocery store. He teamed up with two well-known culinary experts, Thomas Bowman and Ali Bouzari, to develop a jerky alternative that would emulate the taste and texture of the meat while remaining healthy for consumers and the planet. After over a year of development, the mushroom-based Moku was finally born. In 2020, Moku earned a coveted spot on Amazon's invitation only Emerging Brands Program. Matt is also one of Forbes 30 Under 30. Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn:  Matt Feldman's journey to find an alternative to beef jerky How mushrooms are processed to make jerky How Matt started the business while working full time Matt explains what 'Moku' means and describes what he learned about scalability and finding a co-packer How Matt grew the e-commerce side of the business after launching Moku in 2020 Matt talks about his product's flavors, compares his product to regular meat jerky and describes his target market What Matt has learned from selling on Amazon and his future growth plans for the brand How Moku Foods handles product fulfilment, how they communicate with their customers, and how they got into Amazon's invitation-only Emerging Brands Program The DTC marketing strategies Moku Foods uses to engage with customers The challenges Matt faced growing sales and increasing customer base and his advice to fellow entrepreneurs on handling such challenges In this episode… When starting a CPG brand to provide a healthy alternative to meat, most entrepreneurs target vegans or vegetarians. However, in reality, there are many consumers who choose to eat healthier alternatives without being vegan or vegetarian. That's what Matt Feldman from Moku Foods found out while growing his beef-jerky-alternative, CPG business. Most of his customers were people trying to shift from meat to plant based foods, which explained the high demand for his mushroom-based jerky. He therefore concentrated his marketing on this target audience.  In this episode of the NexxtLevel Brands Podcast, Steve Cleere is joined by Matt Feldman, Co-founder and CEO of Moku Foods, to discuss how Matt started producing mushroom-based jerky as an alternative to beef jerky. Matt also talks about how he fulfils orders, the challenges he faced scaling his business, and his advice for selling on Amazon. Subscribe and Listen on: iTunes Spotify Stitcher Google Play Deezer iHeartRadio TuneIn Amazon Music Resources Mentioned in this episode Kitchen2Shelf NexxtLevel Marketing Moku Foods Moku Foods on Amazon Matt Feldman on LinkedIn JUST Thomas Bowman on LinkedIn Ali Bouzari on LinkedIn Pilot R&D Melissa Facchina on LinkedIn Siddhi Ops Magic Spoons Thrive Market Sunbasket Shopify Impossible Foods Beyond Meat   Cool News: The NexxtLevel Brands Podcast has just been named as one of the Top 15 CPG-Themed Podcasts on the web!!! We're at Lucky #7 and you can get more information about Feedspot and how you can watch more of your favorite shows here: Top CPG Podcasts – Thanks to Feedspot, Rise25 and our Production Team! Sponsor for this episode... Our podcast today is sponsored by Kitchen2Shelf, the educational arm of NexxtLevel Brands. Kitchen-2-Shelf provides online and in-person courses and workshops for CPG entrepreneurs at any stage of growth.  Whether you're an early-stage startup, a local growing business, or if you want to just expand your distribution to a national level, Kitchen-2-Shelf can help you learn what you need to know to grow. Visit their website to get access to some free tools that can help you understand where your business stands.  Contact them today to find out how they can help you grow your brand and expand your business to reach its full potential.

Matt Mick started his own real estate team with 5 to 6 agents. However, year after year, they noticed that their sales slowed down, with only minor growth. In order to go to the next phase of their business, they knew they needed a better way to manage things in their team.  That's when they decided to jump on with Sisu. Today, Matt is the Team Lead at Lincoln Select Real Estate Group - Nebraska Realty.  From doing 130 transactions a year, they are now aiming for 500 this year.  And after finishing with $50M two years ago, their closings and under contracts are currently at $60M with 6 more months to go before this year ends. In this episode, we talked about: (03:10) What Matt's business looked like before they had SISU (04:44) What to love about having systems (06:00) The key to doing more transactions without having to hire more agents (06:44) The difference between hiring experienced agents vs. new agents (07:20) What are some misconceptions about teams (07:50) How important is transparency when it comes to commission splits with agents (14:22) How to deal with ISAs who want to transition into the agent role (18:00) Why do some team owners/leads prefer to select which agents get certain lead types (18:42) What does an agent have to do to get into the lead rotation  (26:03) What are the 3-5 things that you absolutely must do to succeed as a new team owner (32:23) One of the biggest challenges that a leader must face (34:47) Why we must always keep learning 

Matt McGee is a Nashville Tennesee based Underwater Fashion Photographer. Matt works with models underwater to create beautiful dreamlike and ethereal images. Today Matt talks about the challenges of working with models underwater, how to create a vision for your image, and easy ways you can dip your toes in and get started. In This Episode You'll Learn: How Matt got started in underwater photography What Matt struggled with most when he started shooting underwater The process of working with models underwater safely How to keep your equipment safe underwater How to light a scene with strobes while shooting underwater or in a pool How to get started without making a major investment One big mistake Matt made while shooting underwater that destroyed his camera Resources: Underwater Fashion Photographer Matt McGee's website Find Matt on Instagram Join The Beginner Photography Podcast Facebook Community

Matt is alone this episode bringing you the latest from the world of NASCAR, Indy, and Formula 1. In episode 83 Matt talks about; - The Formula 1 race from Imola - The Indy Race from Birmingham - The NASCAR Truck and Cup races from Richmond. - What Matt thinks about Jennifer Jo Cobb not being able to race at Talladega. - The ongoing trends that continue to put a damper to NASCAR short track races. - And much more. Thank you for listening to “In the Marbles,” where we bring the best post-race coverage and analysis throughout the NASCAR, Formula 1, and Indy Car Series. Host Matt Beamer (the NASCAR Guy) and Preston Lood (the Formula 1 Guy) started this podcast in 2019 and look forward to sharing our passion for the sport they love. It would help the show a lot if you were to give us a rating on your podcast platform. Preston and Matt strive to bring you the best show every week and a rating will go a long way to show us how good we are doing. Make sure to follow “In the Marbles” on all social media platforms: Facebook: In the Marbles Twitter: @marblesin YouTube: In the Marbles Weekly Racing Podcast You can find links to all social media as well as links to our merchandise and podcast on our website: www.inthemarbles.net --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inthemarbles/support

(Graphic courtesy of NASA, and used with permission.) NASA's current work on its Artemis lunar exploration program may seem like the stuff of science fiction. Which makes it that much more mind-blowing. Plans and preparations continue for the multiple-mission project, designed to return humans to the Moon within the next few years.   But rather than a final objective, that return will be the beginning of more far-reaching research. Currently, NASA is at work on the Gateway: a lunar outpost, designed to orbit the Moon.  Gateway, according to NASA's website, will support long-term human presence on the lunar surface, and serve as a staging point for deep space exploration. That includes possible future trips to Mars. The lunar-exploration program, as detailed on NASA's website, will involve three separate Artemis flights. The third, Artemis III, will include the first female astronaut to set foot on the lunar surface.   Once on the Moon, the astronauts will be conducting research from a lunar "base camp".  Their work will directly impact how we do business on Earth, as well as leading to more sustainable ways of interacting with our environment. Here is a special update, starring NASA Mission Design and Planetary Science specialist Matt Wittal, on what's been happening with the Artemis program since our discussion in 2019! On this edition of Over Coffee®, we cover: What's been happening sincw our 2019 discussion with Matt (and, UPDATE--since this was recorded, NASA has announced its choice of SpaceX to build the rocket that will fly astronauts to the Moon!); What was going on during the recent "hot fire" test; A look at what will be happening, with the Artemis project and beyond; Some of the safety and sustainability considerations involved, in creating the missions to the Moon (and ultimately to Mars); Considerations involved, in determining the location for a Moon landing; Some of the program's upcoming milestones; What will be happening as Artemis II returns astronauts to orbiting the Moon; How the design of the Artemis mission has evolved, since 2019; How other nations are collaborating with the Artemis lunar-exploration program; Some of the science goals of the mission; One of the coolest technologies Matt has seen in spacecraft development within the last year; What the Artemis III crew will be doing, after they arrive at the Moon; Some of the educational opportunities coming up in the future, as the Artemis launches get closer; What Matt considers some of his most exciting moments as he works on the Artemis program. Over Coffee®, and Two Maverix® Multimedia, are not, in any way, shape or form, affiliated with, nor endorsed by, NASA.  (We just think this is seriously cool!)  

#164 This week I have the pleasure of having a mind-blowing conversation with Matt Omo. Matt is a leader of the sound healing movement in Australia and works with sound vibration meditation to help people rediscover who they are and create more harmony and wellbeing in their life. During this episode, we discuss the healing effects of sound in depth. We go over Matt’s journey with sound and the tangible effects that working with sound has had on him. Ultimately, we cover the subject of resistance towards spirituality and how we can circumvent the fear of being judged by society.  About Matt: Matt Omo is a leader of the sound healing movement in Australia with over 15 years of experience working with a variety of sound healing techniques bridging cultures and traditions from around the world. The work and awareness around sound healing and its benefits are growing every day. Matt is developing new programs and products to meet this need and continue to support people in discovering the benefits of the healing power of sound. Matt's Website: omosoundjourneys.com Key points with time stamp: The Remarkable Healing Properties of Sound (00:00) Matt’s work in his own words (00:57) The reception of Matt’s work (01:38) The lack of general knowledge about inner work and spirituality (02:31) Getting over limiting conditioning and discovering the therapeutic effects of the voice (06:54) How does sound recondition a body that is out of alignment? (18:06) How has sound tangibly helped Matt heal over the years? (31:33) Why do men feel a resistance towards meditation? (39:26) How can sound help support your journey? (44:34) Still on the fence about the effect of sound? (54:18) What Matt leaves us with (55:13) Mentioned in this episode: Bruce Lipton Max Planck Particle Fever, a documentary on Netflix The Hadron Collider The God Particle The Higgs Field Wayne Dyer The Richter Scale About me: My Instagram: www.instagram.com/guyhlawrence/?hl=en My website: www.guylawrence.com.au www.liveinflow.co

Matt's podcast on the conservative movement, Know Your Enemy ... Matt's journey from movement conservative to democratic socialist ... Trump and the conservative intellectuals who tried to defend him ... Can there be a Trumpism without Trump? ... A cheer or two for the anti-Trump neoconservatives ... Are all the young conservative intellectuals just grifters? ... What Matt still retains from his conservative days ... Joe Biden, our first publicly Catholic president ...

Matt's podcast on the conservative movement, Know Your Enemy ... Matt's journey from movement conservative to democratic socialist ... Trump and the conservative intellectuals who tried to defend him ... Can there be a Trumpism without Trump? ... A cheer or two for the anti-Trump neoconservatives ... Are all the young conservative intellectuals just grifters? ... What Matt still retains from his conservative days ... Joe Biden, our first publicly Catholic president ...

U.S. Coffee in Good Spirits champion Matt Foster is here to guide you to specialty drink success!  We all want to have a menu that includes unique signature beverages that we love making and customers love drinking. Trouble is, making creative specialty drinks that in your shop that are delicious, practical, AND profitable is not an easy task. It requires intentionality, knowledge of ingredients, and discipline to consider all the areas of the business you menu will impact.  As we set our sights on future seasonal and signature drink menu plans I thought it would be great to have the specialty beverage champion himself, Matt Foster of The Annex - Coffee and Foods in St. Louis ! Matt is a long time specialty coffee pro whose fascination with beverages and coffee started at an early age even before becoming a bartender and barista. On top of being a barista he was also the wholesale trainer for Kaldis Coffee in St. Louis and is now the FOH - and Beverage Manager for The Annex - Coffee and Foods.  In 2019 Matt won the U.S. Coffee in Good Spirits Championship, a competition combining his two favorite things - coffee and cocktails. Obviously Matt has a deep knowledge of both these areas and knows what it takes to be successful when creating a menu.  In this episode we dive into a ton of practical information, best practices, and advice that will not only help you create and execute a successful menu, but help you strengthen your team and community in the process.  We cover:  Early career and inspiration Competition shaping creativity Finding yourself and authentic expression through creativity Meeting people where they are while expressing yourself Difference between barista work and bartending work Depth vs breadth of knowledge Bridging the gap between industries The most common hurdles to making great creative drinks First steps and considerations to implement a great menu Workflow considerations and keeping it practical How to propose new drinks to your boss What Matt’s perspective on what we need to be focusing on right now in the industry to be inclusive and find common ground.  Links: Matt's Instagram The Annex - Coffee and Tea   Related Episodes: 117 : Coffee and Cocktails w/ Amanda Whitt 002: Master Your Workflow w/ Ryan Soeder 163 : Lessons from Crush the Rush w/ Josh Little Field 031 : Essential Advice for New Baristas : Tips to help you successfully navigate and thrive in your new coffee career   The BEST in commercial coffee equipment! www.prima-coffee.com/keys   Want the best plant based beverage for your coffee drinks? www.pacificfoodservice.com    

Matt Hougan, chief investment officer at Bitwise Asset Management and co-author of the CFA Institute Research Foundation brief, “Cryptoassets: The Guide to Bitcoin, Blockchain, and Cryptocurrency for Investment Professionals,” discusses valuation, risks, and what watch for on the horizon. ____   ► Subscribe to the Take 15 channel here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA3HUMuK4FSp_CvQH_2Ji7g    ►Transcript: https://cfainst.is/30VPT5n    ►Email us for comments, questions, or appearance requests:Take15podcast@cfainstitute.org ____   Topics discussed: 4:00 - Philosophy to ETFs and the leap into Bitcoin 4:43 - The light-bulb moment 11:45 - Crypto: the next big disruptive area of finance 14:40 - The reason behind why there is more than one cryptoasset?  17:29 - What role, if any, should cryptoassets have in a professionally managed portfolio and individual investors? 20:26 - What should financial advisors be thinking about and should they be caring about crypto? What should they be doing about the clients in crypto? 22:30 - What Matt thinks the biggest misunderstanding about crypto is? What is the actual reality? 24:36 - What do you say to the naysayers on crypto? 26:35 - Matt discusses allegations that the benefits of blockchain are exaggerated 29:11 - Five most widely used cryptoasset valuation techniques 23:19 - What should we watch out for on the horizon? 36:24 - What Matt holds in his crypto portfolio  37:20 - Closing questions - Ray of sunshine: long-term positive change from the pandemic  - What do you take with you on a long NASA flight? - Flight vs. invisibility      Related articles and links:   Research Foundation Briefs: Cryptoassets: The Guide to Bitcoin, Blockchain, and Cryptocurrency for Investment Professionals    White paper: "The Case for Bitcoin in the Institutional Portfolio”    Download and share Research Foundation content (free to all): https://lnkd.in/emhTTi5    CFA Institute members and charterholders Professional Learning Tracker https://cpd.cfainstitute.org/  ____   Find Lauren here:   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren- foster/    Twitter: https://twitter.com/laurenfosternyc   Find Matt here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-hougan Twitter: https://twitter.com/matt_hougan?lang=en    Connect with the Research Foundation:   RF Showcase page: https://lnkd.in/e66zSKD    Download and share RF content (free to all): https://lnkd.in/emhTTi5 

Personally, I’ve never had a fear of flying. In fact, I really like it. I’m not sure if it’s the flying itself, or maybe it’s the fact that the flying just means I’m probably going somewhere to see people or have fun. But I’ve never had that feeling like “Oh…what if the plane just falls from the sky and we all die.” I don’t think I’ve ever worried about that. Which might be kind of odd, since I do have a fear of heights, but that only started after I fell off a roof. But that’s another story. And if you’re on a flight and you’re sitting next to someone who is just terrified, it doesn’t really matter if you tell them how safe it is to fly in an airplane. I mean, there are around 100,000 flights that happen every single day all around the world. There’s really nothing to be afraid of. But what if you’re on a flight…and there is actually cause for concern? Like, the pilot sees a thunderstorm ahead that you’ll be flying through, or maybe something is not working right on the plane, and he makes the announcement that the plane might be in trouble. That would probably scare most people. That’s what happened on a commercial flight from Phoenix to Dallas a couple of years ago. The pilot didn’t say what the problem was specifically, but he came over intercom and gave the passengers the instructions to brace for impact. Fortunately, the pilot was able to land the plane safely and no one was injured. But I’m guessing a few prayers went up, and some phone calls were made to loved ones. Can you imagine how happy those passengers must have been when they finally felt the wheels touch down on that runway, and they knew they were safe. My conversation today is with Matt. Matt is a licensed airplane pilot. And there was one day when he was flying a small plane, and it was just him – no passengers. He took off and got up to cruising altitude, and for a while everything seemed fine. What Matt didn’t know was…that plane would never touch down on an airport runway again.

A quick cup of tea with the brilliant Matt Bagwell from episode 20 & Rach Allan.  They spoke of men's mental health, therapy, endurance running, plant based and routine.  In this quick, deep and fun cuppa, they explore Matt’s experience of 2020 answering:  What did it smell, taste & sound like?  What did you learn & let go? What wisdom are you taking into 2021. 02.18 - what did it smell like  03.58 - leaving London the night before lockdown 05.24 - What Matt learnt 06.33 - Trust 08.00 - Perspectives on letting go 09.00 - the gold nugget of wisdom Welcome to this new set of bonus episodes!  They are unedited, rough, ready and real talking, real stories & reflections from 2020.   We’ve all been in the same storm, but in different boats, having different experiences.  We explore the real stuff! Perspectives and the wisdom we can borrow from someone else's story.  Gold nuggets to journey into 2021 with.  This is an invitation to listen with curiosity and an open heart. Being human has come to a new level of vulnerability, it is time for us to come together and connect to ourselves and each other in new ways.  We need each other. Lets look back at 2020, explore who we are becoming and what we want for ourselves and our lives moving forward. You can contact Rach & apply to work with her on rach at talkagency.co Join the mailing list here:   Instagram @40fortea

Your “why” is the most important part of any endeavor, even and especially when it comes to sharing your gifts with the world.Today I am joined by the “Simon Cowell of self-publishing,” and a dear friend of mine for over three decades, Mr. Matthew Bennett.Matthew and myself come to you today with the goal to talk through what it takes to get the gift you have to share to really reach your audience, in a world where 90% of books are rejected after the publisher peruses only the first page. And yet, nevertheless, a time where there are also more books being published than ever before.In today’s episode, Matt reveals which tactics his decades of experience (and 5 million books sold worldwide!) as an author, publisher, and consultant have taught him to increase the odds of succeeding in sharing your story.In addition, Matt will reveal why content isn’t really “King,” as well as how marketing, and constantly “moving the needle” can take your book to the next level.I also uncover a few behind the scenes stories from writing MY first bestselling book, as I reveal the procrastination that infested the early stages of my writing process.Some of the strategies and success stories shared today may certainly surprise you, so be ready to take notes! Tune into Episode 29 of Cure For The Common Life to hear more!In this episode you will learn:Some background on Matthew Bennett (1:13) Why now is the best time to write a book (3:45) Why you don’t need to be a leading expert to sell a book (4:22) What made it possible for him to publish a widely distributed book (with 3 million+ copies sold) on pregnancy, as a single man, with no medical background whatsoever (4:53) Why Matt always says, “Copy one persons work, and you’re a plagiarist. Steal everyone’s work and you’re a researcher.” (5:26) Why Matthew thinks your ‘why’ is the most important part of writing a book (5:40) The type of idea you need to write a book that sells (6:10) When content is NOT king, and why (6:57) How one woman made millions in book sales without writing a single word (7:16) The most common challenges of new authors, and alternate routes to avoid them (8:55) A few things I suffered the slings of in writing my own book (13:11) What Matt’s non-traditional marketing avenues are, as well as which type of books certain sales strategies tend to work best with (14:24) Why it’s NOT just about “getting in the bookstore” anymore (17:08) Whether it’s better to self-publish of work with a professional publisher (17:29) Methods to overcome the stigma of selling and fear of rejection (20:00) How to wind up with a deal that benefits everyone (25:10).Let’s Connect!WebsiteTwitterFacebookInstagramConnect With Matt Bennett:https://writeprintsell.comSee acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Please Leave a Review!    THIS EPISODE COUNTS FOR CE! - read the disclaimer as it might not count for your state. Go here to take the test and get your free CE Credit! Few hygienists want to bring politics into the office, but the truth is that if you want to make lasting changes to the profession, then you need to work with the legislators who pass state and federal laws. The guest for this week’s A Tale of Two Hygienists has firsthand working with the legislative movers and shakers.   Matt Crespin is the associate director for the Children’s Health Alliance of Wisconsin, former president of American Dental Hygienists Association, and a hygienist himself, but you might be more familiar with him in his role as host of the Your Official ADHA Podcast, which you can find on our very own Dental Podcast Network!   In this episode, Matt discusses the importance of coalition-building, explains how he maintains his positivity and lays out how to create a state-level position for ensuring compliance from clinics and programs across the board.     EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:   Interview starts: 10:32   - What Matt finds so rewarding about hosting the ADHA podcast.   - Matt’s “chance to breathe” after finishing his tenure as ADHA president and what he enjoys doing now that he no longer has as many responsibilities.   - How legislation impacts whether or not hygienists can educate in schools.   - Looking at how clinics and programs are vetted, step by step.   - The key advantage of working together in a state health coalition.   - Who hygienists should contact and work with if they want lasting legislative changes.   - The events and meetups that listeners looking to engage with their legislators should look out for.     QUOTES:   “If you can’t bill for the services you provide, then there’s no way to sustain the program.”   “I find it more effective to work at the legislative level than at the rules level.”   “In our state, it’s actually more restrictive as a hygienist to work in a dental office than it is pretty much everywhere else.”   “You as an independent constituent are likely not going to have an impact on policy change. It’s gonna take the masses.”   “The more people you can have at the table with more voices from different perspectives, you just get a whole lot more done.”   “If there’s something you’re really passionate about, then it’s worth fighting for.”   LINKS: Matt’s email - mcrespin@chw.org Your Official ADHA Podcast - https://www.ataleoftwohygienists.com/yourofficialadhapodcast/  Children’s Health Alliance of Wisconsin - https://childrenswi.org/    A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage - https://ataleoftwohygienists.com/     AToTH on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aTaleOfTwoHygienists/     AToTH on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwohygienists     AToTH on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atoth/?originalSubdomain=ca  

In Episode 10, Matt Parker, CEO of Teamwork City of Hope, talks with Phil about getting your team on the same page and maximizing performance through clarity, communication, culture, minimizing “noise,” developing leadership from within, and covering for your teammates when they’re “out of position.” Specifically, he discusses: His story and how his soccer and leadership have always been a big part of his life (1:17) The critical importance of soccer clubs and organizations being on the same page with their mission, vision, and values (3:44) The role of leaders in getting the teams on the same page (7:42) Developing culture on our teams to cultivate an environment for flourishing (10:04) How can leaders get everyone, including the superstars, on the same page (13:21) The importance of the leader of an organization and how he or she can be the start of a healthy organization (18:32) Things you can do as a coach/leader to be able to minimize the distractions and outside “noise,” and maximize your team performance (22:57) Matt’s thoughts on praising in public and criticizing in private (24:07) The importance of developing leadership from within your organization and succession planning (28:37) The primacy of clarity and communication in an organization (32:27) The need to cover for people who “play out of position” from time to time (37:00) How he has used the lessons he has learned from soccer in his marriage, parenting, and other areas of life (41:10) What Matt has been reading and watching to help his leadership (44:43) Resources and Links from this Episode Video of the Episode -- https://youtu.be/GC1ROO8AxJQ The Advantage, by Patrick Lencioni Ted Lasso (Apple TV) Leading, by Alex Ferguson The Challenge Culture: Why the Most Successful Organizations Run on Pushback, by Nigel Travis Teamwork City of Hope website -- https://www.teamworkcityofhope.com/ Matt Parker Think Orphan Episode -- https://thinkorphan.com/2019/03/26/episode-137/  

Matt and Garrett want to wish all their listeners a very Happy Thanksgiving, and welcome everyone to their podcast today, which is all about gratitudes. As clichéd as that might seem, this is about so much more than simply giving thanks one day a year, but building this noble act into your daily schedule, consistently through both good times and more challenging ones. As you will come to understand today, they can have a profoundly positive impact upon your life and business, and need to become a permanent component of our day-to-day activities.   Our hosts review the need to structure gratitude into your day, and share the many benefits that will result, as well as some examples of Ninjas out there who are enjoying great success through this commitment, and an exercise that you can implement immediately. They also recommend revisiting both a previous episode of great relevance as well as Mel Robbins’ YouTube video, and share some of the many things we can be thankful for in 2020. Far from being optional or an afterthought, gratitudes are a key component to success in life and business – science and experience support this fact fully. On this very special day of giving thanks, let’s all commit to making gratitudes a part of our lives every single day.   Episode Highlights:     Structuring gratitude into your day   The physical effects of gratitude   Not being tied to the outcome   Andrea Tuell’s remarkable example of gratitude   A gratitude exercise   Changing your energy   Maintaining your gratitudes consistently   Things to be grateful for in 2020   Opening up your vision and looking at your business differently   Revisit the August 6 episode   Reinventing holiday traditions   2020 as a positive turning point   Mel Robbins’ Foggy Day YouTube video   What Matt and Garrett are grateful for   Quotes:   “There’s a lot of power and science behind that.”   “It’s a state of being…you’re trying to change your core being.”   “You actually feed off that energy from other people.”   “Gratitude can even be structured throughout the day.”   “We know that gratitude can actually reduce stress hormones.”   “All of a sudden, confidence grows.”   “Why don’t I do this more often?”   “This is going to be a fascinating generation, and I actually think it’s going to be for the good.”   “This is giving them tools that a lot of us never have ever experienced.”   “A lot of people were very grateful for the health of the real estate market.”   “Being grateful for those challenges is important.”   “Is this happening to me or is it happening for me?”   “How can we look at this differently?”   “What about ‘Thank you, 2020’?”   “Have a wonderful, wonderful Thanksgiving.”   Links:   www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email us at TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Garrett garrett@ninjacoaching.com @ninjaredding Matt matt@ninjacoaching.com @matthewjbonelli

Matt is a world-leading time lapse photographer, YouTuber, travel blogger and author. Having built a following of 200,000 across social media and having made enough money to pay for his rent and travel expenses last year through passive income streams only, Matt now helps other aspiring freelancers, creatives and content creators set up their own passive income streams online. In this bout, Matt tells his fascinating journey to where he is today (which included taking a one-way trip to Australia to date a girl he’d only previously met for one hour), as well as an overview of how he has built a large, engaged audience on social media and how he has monetised this audience through his five passive income streams. These are tips that can be applied not just to photographers but to any creative or content creator, so grab a pen and paper for this one and enjoy!Round 1: (1:00) What Matt does & his journey to where he is today.Round 2: (21:54) Active income vs Passive income + Matt’s 5 Passive income streams.Round 3: (39:35) The 5 Keys to building an audience on social media + Fake instagram influencers vs authentic content creators.Round 4: (48:07) The concept of ‘burning the bridge’ and taking away the safety net if you want to really change your life.Final Round: (51:55) 1) What is something you used to believe that you no longer believe? 2) What is your definition of ‘success’ right now? Matt’s Unboxing Ringwalk Track.

This episode is kindly sponsored by Subject Leaders. Highlights About Professor Matt O’Leary (01:15). What Matt first became interested in observations (01:55). Different types of observations and reasons for them (05:47). Matt’s most recent research into observations (09:43). How Martine’s College executes observations - The ONE THING (16:43). Matt’s thoughts on The ONE THING (19:36). About unseen observation (22:29). Unseen observations while teaching online (27:35). Existing research on professional learning (32:40). The future of observation(43:30). Where to find Matt online (46:39). Thanks Thanks so much to Matt O’Leary for coming on the show and thanks also go to this episode’s sponsor, Subject Leaders. Helpful Links Birmingham City University Matt’s latest research on Research Gate Matt O’Leary on Twitter Matt O’Leary on Linkedin Matt on academia.edu Matt’s book “Classroom Observation” on Routledge and Amazon Guernsey College of Further Education

Well, it’s finally happened – Zillow has decided to open their own brokerage and have started hiring agents. What Matt and Garrett want you to know is that this is a time to be excited (not freak out), and to view this development as encouragement to shake off any complacency, to take a good look at your business, and to make doubly sure that all your systems are up and running and firing on all cylinders.   They begin by emphasizing the fact that if you are confident in your business, systems, and relationships, you have nothing to fear from big companies or anyone else starting up their own brokerages. They also stress that you need to ensure that you and all in your sphere understand your value and why you do the things you do, and to know your audience and market to them accordingly. Getting creative with your business and keeping up your Ninja systems are cited as keys to ensuring that you have nothing to fear from new brokerages being formed, and that sticking with Matt, Garrett, and the Ninja system will go a long way to ensuring that you control your successful future in the real estate business.   Episode Highlights:     Being confident in your business, systems, and relationships   Big companies starting their own brokerages   Ensuring that you, your clients, and those around you understand your value and why you do all you do   Know your audience and ensure your marketing resonates with them   Getting creative with your business   Keeping up your Ninja systems   Quotes:   “It doesn’t matter what big companies do for you if you’re confident in your business and your systems and your relationships.”   “If you’re not paying attention to how you’re doing your business, if you’re not innovating, then, yes, companies and programs and automation will come in there and replace you because it can.”   “I think it’s exciting. I think it’s actually really cool.”   “The only reason this stuff should scare you, is if your clients don’t see any value in what you offer.”   “You’re only going to focus on the why’s that actually mean something to that person that’s sitting in front of you right now.”   “I think that this is a wonderful time to get creative with your business.”   “Zillow…found a marketplace and they’re going to be with us…but it’s not your people.”   “People in those upper price ranges, even more so, want a trusted adviser and a professional that’s holding their hand through the process and watching out for dangers.”   “It doesn’t mean the end of the game.”   “If you want to have a job in the next 5 years as a realtor, that’s totally on you.”   “Making sure that you’re sharing your value consistently and at a very high level with your people so they understand and they feel the value.”   Links:   www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email us at TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Garrett garrett@ninjacoaching.com @ninjaredding Matt matt@ninjacoaching.com @matthewjbonelli  

Matt Lombardi is a Co-Founder of Beam ( https://beamtlc.com/ ). He's on a mission to reimagine health and wellness, is a former professional hockey player, entrepreneur, and avid CrossFitter.  Kevin Moran is also a Co-Founder of Beam. He's on a mission to humanize CBD with education first. He's a former professional baseball player with the Chicago White Sox organization, CrossFitter, Ironman, and marathon runner.  Beam is a Massachusetts-based wellness company founded by Matt Lombardi and Kevin Moran, both former professional athletes, offering THC-free, phytocannabinoid-rich CBD products, made from naturally grown hemp in Colorado. Noticing a lack of transparency in the CBD wellness market, Beam offers consumers a line of rigorously tested CBD products with high-quality natural ingredients. Built with an entrepreneurial spirit in mind, Beam marries the concepts of health, wellness, and an active lifestyle free of any physical or mental barriers. Beam believes that all-natural cannabinoids have the ability to unlock significant health benefits, which will ultimately aid customers on their journey to “find their better.” About Our Partners This episode is also brought to you by Toptal. Toptal is an exclusive network of the top freelance software developers, designers, finance experts, product managers, and project managers in the world. Top companies hire Toptal freelancers for their most important projects. This episode is brought to you by Hawke Media. Hawke Media is a full-service Outsourced CMO based in Santa Monica, CA, providing guidance, planning, and execution to grow brands of all sizes, industries, and business models. Hawke Media was recognized by Inc. as the country’s fastest-growing marketing consultancy and is proudly one of Glassdoor’s “Best Places to Work”​, 2019 #893 on the Forbes 5000 list, UpCity Top Los Angeles Digital Marketing Agency. Hawke’s collaborative process, à la carte offering, and month-to-month fee structure give clients the flexibility they need to boost digital revenues and marketing ROI. Hawke Media The company has serviced over 1500 brands of all sizes, ranging from startups like Tamara Mellon, SiO Beauty and Bottlekeeper to household names like Red Bull, Verizon Wireless and Alibaba. Listen to our interview with Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, in episode 23 of the Just Go Grind Podcast. Some of the Topics Covered by Matt and Kevin in this Episode How Matt and Kevin decided to start a company together Some of the questions they asked their potential customers initially What Matt and Kevin did to get customers in the early days How they sourced their product initially The angle they took to sell their product in the beginning How Matt and Kevin thought through branding at Beam from the early days Customer acquisition for Beam Working with a digital marketing agency vs. handling marketing in-house How Matt and Kevin have gone about building an influencer program for Beam Getting the initial $700K from a family and friends round How they go about obtaining the highest quality product possible What Matt and Kevin have done to grow their team at Beam How Matt and Kevin's role as Co-Founders has evolved What communication is like between Matt and Kevin What Matt and Kevin have enjoyed most about the experience of building Beam How Matt and Kevin recharge outside of work The importance of pushing yourself physically to perform well mentally Matt and Kevin's book recommendations Listen to all episodes: https://www.justgogrind.com/podcast/

Matthew Loper is the Co-Founder and CEO of Wellth, a company that uses behavioral economics to drastically improve care plan adherence in patients with chronic conditions. This improvement to adherence allows risk-bearing providers to reduce readmissions, health insurers to reduce the total cost of care, and life insurers to confidently underwrite underserved customer populations like type 2 diabetics. About Our Partners This episode is brought to you by Hawke Media. Hawke Media is a full-service Outsourced CMO based in Santa Monica, CA, providing guidance, planning, and execution to grow brands of all sizes, industries, and business models. Hawke Media was recognized by Inc. as the country's fastest-growing marketing consultancy and is proudly one of Glassdoor's "Best Places to Work"​, 2019 #893 on the Forbes 5000 list, UpCity Top Los Angeles Digital Marketing Agency. Hawke’s collaborative process, à la carte offering, and month-to-month fee structure give clients the flexibility they need to boost digital revenues and marketing ROI. Hawke Media The company has serviced over 1500 brands of all sizes, ranging from startups like Tamara Mellon, SiO Beauty and Bottlekeeper to household names like Red Bull, Verizon Wireless and Alibaba. Listen to our interview with Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, in episode 23 of the Just Go Grind Podcast. This episode is also brought to you by Toptal. Toptal is an exclusive network of the top freelance software developers, designers, finance experts, product managers, and project managers in the world. Top companies hire Toptal freelancers for their most important projects. Connect with Matthew Loper and Wellth Wellth Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Some of the Topics Covered by Matthew Loper in this Episode What Wellth is and how it got started How Matthew transitioned from healthcare investing to entrepreneurship Aligning the incentives of payers, providers, and patients in healthcare The first thing Matthew did to validate the idea for Wellth How Matthew made an educated bet on product-market fit for Wellth Why it consistently takes 5 years for healthcare companies to get to a Series A Conversations with Matthew and his family when he decided to quit his nice job to start a company Why Matthew didn't want to raise too much money early on with Wellth Why Matthew didn't take a salary for 3 years How Matthew convinced his Co-Founder to leave a great company to join him at Wellth The initial product for Wellth and why they've made lots of adjustments along the way How Matthew got the first people enrolled in Wellth The growth of Wellth and what's fueled it over the past few years How Matt has gone about growing the team at Wellth The process of fundraising for Wellth The challenges other entrepreneurs in healthcare should think about The standard patient journey when working with Wellth How most of Matt's time is spent now at Wellth How Matt prioritizes which partners he wants to work with What Matt does to invest in his own mental health and performance as a Founder and CEO How Matt lost 15lbs during the pandemic utilizing fasting Matt's favorite book Links from the Episode Livongo Teladoc AbleTo United Healthcare Axa Venture Partners Richard Thaler Iman Abuzeid Strava Shoe Dog

On this episode of The Built in Seattle Podcast, I talked with  Matt McIlwain, a Managing Director at Madrona Venture Group.For extras from this interview, subscribe to my weekly emailEpisode HighlightsAssessing  founder/market fit and why it matters.Lessons from the dot-com boom and bust.Why Madrona wants to build a bigger pie of success in the community.How a multigenerational team has defined Madrona's values for 25 years.Why founders explaining complex ideas simply is an investor signal.How founders become the Chief Sales OfficerHow "the learning loop" works for the best founders.Why selling a vision starts with humility and curiosity. What it takes to get through the low points in company building.How Madrona decided to stick with Smartsheet in their hardest times.The intersection of computer science with biological and chemical sciences.What Matt is excited about next.Guest Bio:Matt McIlwain is a Manager Director at Madrona Venture Group where he invests in a broad range of software and data-driven companies with a focus on cloud computing, intelligent applications, and the intersection of the digital and physical world. He believes in the Learning Loop for entrepreneurs who journey from curiosity to triangulation and decision making. This leads to outcomes and ongoing learnings.Before joining Madrona in 2000, Matt was vice president of business process for the Genuine Parts Company (NYSE: GPC). He also was an engagement manager at McKinsey & Company, concentrating on strategy and marketing in technology-driven sectors and prior to that worked in investment banking at Credit Suisse.Matt is the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and a board member of Washington Policy Center. Matt enjoys going on adventures with his family, discussing public policy issues, and trying out new technologies. He is also an avid runner, Peloton biker, and a major Sounders and Seahawks fan.In 2017, Matt was named Emerging Company Director of the year by the Puget Sound Business Journal, in partnership with the prestigious National Association of Corporate Directors’ (NACD) Northwest chapter. In 2011, he received the Washington Policy Center’s Champion of Freedom Award. He has also been named several times to both the list of Top 100 Venture Capitalists by CB Insights and The New York Times and the Forbes Midas list.Matt is a graduate of Dartmouth College and holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a Master’s in Public Policy from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government.Where to follow Matthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-mcilwain-692522/https://twitter.com/mattmcilwainWhere to follow Adam:https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamschoenfeld/https://twitter.com/schoenyFeedback? Suggestions on who to interview? Email me anytime - adamseattlepodcast@gmail.com

One issue that Matt and Garrett are seeing with increasing frequency in their clients these days is the need to confirm or re-evaluate their ‘why’. When all is going well and people are moving through their typical day to day, they don’t really concentrate so much on this aspect, but when things change or become uncertain, as they have during these past 6 months or so, it’s high time to re-evaluate your ‘why’, and our hosts walk you through that process today.   They begin by reviewing the difference between goals and your ‘why’, the reasons that it is so important, and what specifically Matt is seeing with his clients in this regard these days. They then go on to discuss the notion of the big picture, the legacy you want to leave behind, and using real estate as a vehicle for achieving happiness. Some practices surrounding re-evaluating your ‘why’ are introduced, especially the Life List, along with some resources to consult such as the four quadrants. They conclude by encouraging listeners to really determine who they are and who they want to be at their core, and by sharing the importance of giving yourself space in order to achieve this. This is yet another inspired episode where our hosts go far beyond the world of real estate to address your overall well-being, which will, in turn, improve all aspects of your life, including, of course, your business.   Episode Highlights:     Questions for the upcoming Q & A episode   The difference between goals and the ‘why’   Why the ‘why’ is so important   What Matt is seeing these days regarding his clients’ ‘why’   Your impact and legacy   Real estate as a vehicle to achieve happiness   Re-evaluating your ‘why’   The Life List and some Life List resources   The quadrants of to do, to have, to be, to give   Who you are at the core   Giving yourself space to put on your emotional armor   Quotes:   “Goals are different from the ‘why’. The ‘why’ is like the journey.”   “Step into this really small word with massive impact.”   “When you protect your purpose, your purpose protects you.”   “Without the ‘why’, the ‘why’ just turns into ‘work harder’.”   “What are people saying about you at your funeral?”   “My ‘why’s may not be the things they were last year – the things that really drive me.”   “It’s an exercise that we don’t do often enough.”   “We start to put some purpose into our action.”   “This is what’s important to me in my life right now. This is where I’m at.”   “We all need to made sure we’re putting on our emotional armor at the beginning of the day and use that time to connect with ourselves.”   “I want everybody to think about that also, as you’re putting down the things on your life list, really stop and analyze what part of these four quadrants does this give to. And it might show up on more than one.”   “If you have a great ‘why’, lean into it even more.”   Links:   www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email us at TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Garrett garrett@ninjacoaching.com @ninjaredding Matt matt@ninjacoaching.com @matthewjbonelli  

In this episode Matt and Joe Talk about what they bring to the field. Not before they cover their weekly flying antics and talk about what’s on their benches. 0:00:40 - Intro Flying Stories: 0:02:00 - Joe 0:34:00 - Matt 0:47:50 - Listener Comments 0:56:54 - Event Discussion: 1st Discord Build Party! 1:00:00 - Topic - What is a field box, and what is it for? 1:04:10 - What Joe brings to the field 1:07:40 - What Matt brings to the field 1:21:48 - The ARCN Field Box 1:41:32 - Checklist (C.R.A.P., High-Five) 1:58:24 - Workbench 2:04:50 - Closing Show Resource Links: Joe's Spitfire - here and here Watch Joe and Matt flying their Spitfires here Buddy Box Flight II here Discord Link Feedback: Join us on Discord! Email us @ AviationRCNoob@gmail.com, Say Hi on our Facebook Page Tell us how we’re doing - FliteTest Forums Show Page Help others find the podcast by giving us a 5 star Rating on Apple Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/avaitionrcnoob/message

Having someone in your corner that has sound principles around what you believe and where you want to go, both personally and professionally, can be a huge asset. A coach can help you do that, and Matt McCoy believes that coaching has added an enormous amount of value to his organization and employees, touching every facet of his work, relationships, and leadership. If you do not already know Matt McCoy, he is one of the most successful people I’ve had the pleasure of coaching, and the CEO of two rapidly growing State Farm agencies, where his mission is to help people manage the risks of everyday life, recover from the unexpected and realize their dreams. In this episode, Matt shares how he uses The ONE Thing in his business and personal life, some of the advantages of having a coach, and the importance of staying in your lane, as well as the value of setting time aside for strategic thinking, and maintaining the well-being of his employees from a mind, body, and spirit perspective. Tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:A short introduction to Matt and his background, his family, and his professional career.Matt’s go-to book for him and his team is The ONE Thing, which he recommends to listeners.How Matt is using this book in his personal life as well, in the form of a 66-day challenge.Matt took his experience with sports coaching and applied that mindset to business coaching.For Matt, the biggest advantage of having a coach was someone to hold him accountable.How most people perceive accountability and how Matt implements it in his team.What accountability from a coach looks like – Matt sees that A-level players get out in front of issues, and a coach helps you do that.Matt explains how he applies a sports mentality and a teamwork approach to his business.The importance of staying in your lane and sticking to the jobs in your wheelhouse.Setting time aside for strategic thinking is crucial to Matt, as is taking care of the mind, body, and spirit of his team members.Making every minute count by taking advantage of lunch hours, and using The ONE Thing to structure team member’s calendars.How Matt’s business grew through helping their community in the first months of COVID.Matt as a CEO before the pandemic versus now – he says the difference is night and day.Matt believes that many people resist getting a coach because of fear and insecurity.A coach helps clear the picture and allow you to focus on what is important.One of the questions that Matt has learned from is, “What 70-year old Matt would think?”Your calendar is critical! Matt believes you need to manage and prioritize your time effectively.What Matt helps his team with as a coach, like finding an anchor when life gets stressful.The concept of 'be, do, have' helped Matt’s team change their mindset about a specific task.In his journey from rookie to today, Matt believes it all boils down to faith and mindset.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Matt McCoy on LinkedInMatt McCoy on FacebookMatt McCoy State Farm InsuranceState FarmThe ONE Thing

Nielsen’s is a full service bike shop that was originally started by Matt’s Father, but in 2012 the shop closed indefinitely when his father Kurt was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. Matt and Charlotte lived on the West Coast of Canada at the time, so they were not thinking about taking it over. Fast forward a few years, Charlotte was driving by the original locations of Nielsen’s Bicycles & she saw a “For Lease” sign hanging. She called Matt, immediately! The rest was history… Even though the 2 of them felt ill-prepared to dive into entrepreneurship, they decided to take the leap! These 2 are extremely humble, down-to-earth and speak truthfully about what it’s been like to re-launch the shop. I know that so many of you will resonate with their realistic approach to managing a business and embracing the role of lifelong learners. In this episode, we dive into... What Matt & Charlotte were up to before deciding to move home to Matt’s hometown and relaunch his Dads bike shop The moment they decided to re-launch the bike shop that Matt’s dad had shut down years prior Some of the challenges that they’ve faced in reopening the shop and managing a bricks & mortar Some of the exciting milestones they have reached in their first years of business What it’s like Working as a couple & how they’ve found their flow -   IN THE HEART OF MUSKOKA, HOME TO SOME OF CANADA’S FINEST NATURE & COTTAGE ESCAPES, THERE LIES A TOWN CALLED BRACEBRIDGE. It’s a place you can come to create, to taste & to truly live. There’s nothing quite like it. Which is why I’m so excited to bring you a special 6 episode series in partnership with this magical little town. I’ll be sitting down with local shop owners, restaurateurs, visionary entrepreneurs, artists … & above all… kind hearted individuals who love sharing a little piece of the town they live in. Bracebridge, Ontario is the perfect place to escape for adventure, for relaxation & to live out your OWN most visionary life. Be sure to stay in the loop with what’s going on at @visitthebridge on Instagram. p.s. Whenever you’re ready, here are 3 ways that I can support you Join me on Instagram for “behind-the-scenes” stories, strategies & the occasional slip-up, click here if we’re not connected Ready to make your first (or next!) $50,000 in business? Explore how The Visionary Method Business Coaching Experience can accelerate your growth. Feeling lost, confused or overwhelmed when it comes to starting an online business? Book a free (re)vision call with me and I’ll offer you customized recommendations on how to get “unstuck” so you can live a life filled with joy, happiness & fulfillment.  

While everything Matt and Garrett say makes perfect sense to them, they have come to realize that it may not be as clear in the minds of others, and today’s episode provides a perfect example of this fact. Thanks to a request sent in by Liz Davis of North Bend, Washington, our hosts devote the entire show today to more fully explaining the use of talking points which they have mentioned in previous episodes.   To begin with, they explain what they mean by a talking point, offer some examples, and demonstrate how they are different from data points. They then offer numerous possibilities for talking point topics, emphasize the importance of using them to educate your people, and explore the possibility of using your own internal data to generate them. As you will discover, preparing informative talking points for every venue and platform will go a long way toward rendering you the ‘go to’ expert in your field - an enviable position which will prove both personally and professionally valuable.   Episode Highlights:   What Matt and Garrett mean by a ‘talking point’ Examples of talking points Talking points vs. data points Talking point topics Educating your people Using your own internal data Preparing talking points for every venue/platform Becoming the expert in your field   Quotes:   “You’ve given them a chunk of information that’s so valuable…that somebody else says, ‘Where did you hear that from?’”   “A talking point can lead to a story…leaves them wanting to learn more.”   “Mortgage industry’s got a ton of talking points around it right now.”   “I never looked at it that way.”   “You’re taking something that was just kind of information, and turning it into education.”   “These kinds of talking points set you apart…some of us take this game a whole lot more seriously.”   “The more you become that expert, you become the ‘go to’ person when it comes to anything that has to do with real estate.”   Links: www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email us at TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Garrett garrett@ninjacoaching.com @ninjaredding Matt matt@ninjacoaching.com @matthewjbonelli  

One of the reasons we like to talk so much about leadership is because we know that everyone is the leader of their own life. Regardless of the situation, you are responsible for the actions that you take, so we offer you the tools that can help you become your best, and lead your life by design, not by default. In today’s episode, we invited Matt to talk about his lifelong experience of being a leader. The lessons he’s learned through trial and error are evergreen and apply to every individual, whether it’s in business or in personal life. And especially now, when COVID is changing what, up until recently, we knew was normal, we need all the advice that we can get. We guarantee you that Matt’s golden nuggets will prove to be beneficial to you, your family, and your co-workers and teams. Matt Sweetwood is the current CEO of LUXnow – a luxury travel platform. Before his current role, he spent 29 years as the CEO of Unique Photo, where he’s made significant revenue improvements through his ability and courage to take action and through his amazing vision. He’s also the author of “Leader of the Pack” – the number one bestseller in the self-help category. The book tells the story of how he suddenly became a single father to five children, which ultimately made him a better person, leader, entrepreneur, and father. Listen to Episode 239 of Becoming Your Best, to learn how to successfully pivot in business, and how important it is to always think of ways in which you could reinvent your organization - tomorrow, even, if a crisis occurs. Questions I ask: What are some of the big things that you touch on the book? (04:54) What are the big changes you see happening in the marketplace, now, with everything moving online? (14:07) What are one or two of your biggest lessons learned throughout your life? (21:30) In this episode, you will learn: What Matt’s book, “Leader of the Pack” is all about. (02:45) The number one condition to be able to lead other people. (03:46) The ultimate driving force in leadership. (06:03) The successful pivots Matt took while being the CEO of Unique Photo. (08:20) The two types of pivots companies can make & How COVID has changed education, probably for good. (11:22) The biggest mistake people can do in business. (17:35) The actions Matt took at LUXnow when he realized that COVID might affect the normal way of doing business. (17:50) Matt’s advice when it comes to the relationships you have in your life. (22:40) Connect with Matt: Website LinkedIn Facebook Instagram Twitter LUXnow website Book - Leader of the Pack: How a Single Dad of Five Led His Kids, His Business, and Himself from Disaster to Success Becoming Your Best Resources: Becoming Your Best Website Becoming Your Best University Website Becoming Your Best Library Email: support@becomingyourbest.com Book: Becoming Your Best: The 12 Principles of Highly Successful Leaders Book: Conquer Anxiety: How to Overcome Anxiety and Optimize Your Performance Facebook Group – Conquer Anxiety See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Matt Alderton is an award-winning businessman, entrepreneur, #1 best-selling author, a speaker and mentor.  He was named the business person fo the year and has owned more than a dozen multi award winning 6 and 7 figure businesses across multiple industries, including retail, hospitality, technology, entertainment and education.  He is a founder of Australia's largest cloud- based rostering and payroll provider, IWS as well as founder and CEO of Australia's fastest growing business community, BxNetworking. Special offer for listeners of Success Inspired Podcast Complimentary access to BX Networking online meeting - https://bit.ly/sip_bxnetworking (Click here ) *Make sure to mention Success Inspired Podcast as a referral Highlights:(00:02:24) - Matt's beginning - the Video store story (00:06:53) - Video store business (00:13:25) - Business breakdown of a typical cafe / fast food shop (00:15:27) - Power of moving business online (00:19:31) - What is BX Networking and why you should know about it (00:24:07) - Word of mouth and getting people to know, like & trust you (00:25:53) - Who should your ideal referral partner be (00:27:16) - Why a business coach is a great referral partner for any B to B style businesses (00:28:08) - Benefits of having a referral partner relationship in any business (00:30:13) - Business networking as a sustainable business model and great ROI (00:33:12) - What inspired Matt the voice of all small businesses in Australia and lobby to the government (00:37:10) - Importance of choosing the right people to work with. Having the right accountant or a lawyer for the right stage of your business. (00:41:09) - Matt's history of running Subway & Cafe businesses, why it's a very good idea to have a solid business plan in place. (00:47:35) - Having a Vision of an outcome as a way to drive discipline, stay motivated and achieve set goals. (00:52:32) - Power of Re-branding - great way to re-align with business direction and increase your customer base (00:55:55) - What Matt wish he'd known when he started with BX Networking. (00:58:07) - Matt's work / life balance and how does not believe there is a real balance in life. (01:01:37) - How to find out more about Matt & BX Networking (01:02:45) - Intro for next interview - how to become a published author Subscribe so you don't miss out:Subscribe on on your favourite platform https://successinspiredpodcast.com/listen (by clicking here)  Support this show:Rate on https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/success-inspired-1177780 (Podchaser) Rate & Review on iTunes & Google Podcast Donate https://auphonic.com/donate_credits?user=successinspired (Auphonic Credits) to assist with my production costs Like & Follow The show :Follow on https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/success-inspired-podcast (Linkedin) Follow on https://twitter.com/SuccessInspire3 (Twitter) Like on https://www.facebook.com/successinspiredpodcast/ (Facebook) Follow on https://www.instagram.com/successinspiredpodcast/ (Instagram) Enquiries :Contact Vit on https://www.linkedin.com/in/vitmuller/ (LinkedIn) Get Vit's updates on https://www.facebook.com/thatvitmuller/ (Facebook) Follow Vit on https://www.instagram.com/thatvitmuller/ (Instagram) Find Vit on https://twitter.com/thatvitmuller/ ( twitter) Looking to start a podcast?Here are some of my tried & tested recommendations. Hosting - I host this podcast with Captivate, the world's only growth-oriented podcast host™ - you can too, and get your first 7-days on me https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=vitmuller (by clicking here now.) Marketing your show - this is what I use to generate amazing audiograms for each episode - https://make.headliner.app/referral/vit_C8Jfqt (free to sign up by clicking here) Keywords:Accountant, Advertising, Analogy, Apple Inc., Apple TV, Assumption, Attention,...

In today's episode, we'll talk about why you should hire a life coach and it can help you grow your business. Today, I'm bringing Matt Laughlin. Matt is a personal, business, and relationship coach. Working with him is a generative, creative, and healing process. He doesn't follow a set program. Instead, his coaching is shaped by who you are, what you hold dear to you, and what you seek to create or overcome. What You'll Hear In This Episode How did Matt switch from therapy to coaching? Does Matt find to get better results without the confines of the therapeutic license? Why should somebody work with a life coach as explained by Matt? How does somebody find a legitimate coach? The only real metric of whether you found the right coach is to examine the inner growth that unfolds in the coming months. What are the telltale signs that somebody is a good coach, as discussed by Matt? A good coach knows when to push and pull. How does Matt define life coaching? The four distinctions of coaching, as proposed by Matt. What are Matt's thoughts on coaches who take the first distinction of coaching too far? What Matt found that seems to move the needle when it comes to business? Why do a lot of people get stuck into the trap of looking externally to produce results rather than starting to go inside themselves as discussed by Matt? What wisdom would Matt give his younger self that would help him collapse time and get results faster? If somebody will follow Matt's advice, what possibilities will open for them? Links Mentioned In This Episode https://www.mlcda.com/ www.facebook.com/matt.laughlin.75 www.trainingwithaj.com http://ajamyx.com/book

In this episode you’ll learn: • What Thirty Three Threads is all about, and the brands they have that you probably are already familiar with • Why retail is such an important profit driver for studios {especially long-term, post-Covid} • Some of the most common misconceptions studio owners have around retail • What to consider before bringing a retail brand into your studio to sell • Pricing considerations to ensure profitability {plus strategies for protecting your profit margins} • What Matt and Rosie are seeing in terms of changes now that studios are re-opening • Their thoughts on the need for sanitation and hygiene at this pivotal time LINKS: https://www.thirtythreethreads.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/thirtythreethreads/ https://www.instagram.com/studiogrowco https://www.boutiquefitnesscoalition.com/ https://www.boutiquefitnesscoalition.com/press https://www.facebook.com/groups/3312618912101211/  

Matt is far more than your standard retired college football player. You may get caught up and stop at his incredible curling ability, but carry on. What Matt in his ability to crawl into tight spaces be makes up for with a big presence and encompassing hugs. When Matt was looking for a house with his stunning wife Katie they had the normal list of necessities. Garage, kitchen, a roof or two, but Matt had one that most people don't think to add. He said "I want a lawn so big that the second I finish mowing it, I need to start again on the other side. I want a lawn so big that my Clifford sized dog can run laps and not see the whole thing". We all said "No! You're crazy!!!" but he proved us wrong. Matt's happy place... is in the seat of his spaceship style lawn mower. Matt also says good morning. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gmtyou/message

Today’s guest is Matt Gallant, the savant-like and incredibly successful entrepreneur and CEO of BiOptimizers who has turned his life into a brain and body biohacking experiment! He is here to talk about all his practices and the supplements he uses to perform at a super high level. We begin by considering a theme that plays out through our whole conversation – the fine line between being hyperfocused and neurotically obsessed and the role gratitude plays in this. From there, we chat with Matt about the value of doubling down on one thing and how doing extensive personality tests can help in this respect. We turn our attention to the meat of our conversation next – neurofeedback, a method of clearing the limbic system of traumas and the central place it occupies in Matt’s biohacking practice. The intensive, days-long neurofeedback challenges Matt embarks on are taxing on the nervous system and we hear about the compounds he uses to help him withstand them, many of which are produced by his own company! He speaks to the extremely positive impact that his biohacking experiments have had on his relationships, well-being, and business. We are proud to say that BiOptimizers is the sponsor of our show today, and we spend the last moments of our exchange talking about a few more of their products that help to fortify the digestive tract and the benefits of this. BiOptimizers is a leader in supporting a "biologically optimized state of health" through their range of gut-health and digestive support supplements and other related products. Peruse their products at bioptimizers.com and use the code MUSCLE10 for a discount; Ben specifically recommends their MagTech product, since magnesium is a mineral vital to so many health processes that many of us are deficient in - go to magbreakthrough.com/muscle to learn more.   Timestamps Introducing Matt Gallant and his work in biohacking his brain and body! [0:17] The benefits of an amazing magnesium product by BiOptimizers! [1:53] Managing the line between hyper-focus and obsession by practicing gratitude. [6:35] Matt’s gift for ideation and how he has learned the power of focusing on one thing. [9:02] How personality tests and experimenting can help you find & focus on your strengths. [14:25] Aligning your purpose, passion, and proficiency for optimizing your business. [16:44] The thrill of biologically optimized systems, not to be confused with maximized ones. [20:11] Healing from trauma and how its legacy has fueled Matt’s drive to optimize. [24:06] How these small traumas burn brain RAM and Matt’s ideal RAM level. [29:02] Learning to control your state by doing neurofeedback and other training types. [30:50] What Matt would tell his younger self at the moment his dad traumatized him. [35:00] The double-edged sword of aspirations: achievements at the cost of self-abuse. [36:00] Matt’s experiences and lessons learned doing neurofeedback boot camps. [39:09] Boosting the nervous system by taking ketone ester, magnesium, and more. [40:40] Using lion’s mane and other compounds for neurogenesis and neuroplasticity. [47:02] Being cautious when taking compounds that affect receptors like CBD and caffeine. [49:52] How to take magnesium for the nervous system and brain function. [51:12] Being calm but alert: the optimal alpha state. [52:30] Safe neurofeedback cycles ad other brain hacking methods like TMS. [53:38] How Matt’s neurofeedback has had positive effects on his life and relationships. [55:38] Breathing, mantras, gratitude, visualization: Matt’s meditation practices. [58:48] Proteolytic enzymes and products from BiOptimizers that maximize digestion [1:03:03] Stress’s effects on the digestive tract and how to fortify it using BiOptimizers. [1:08:19] Parasympathetic/sympathetic types of exercise, biohacking, neurotransmitters, emotions, lifestyles, supplements, brainwaves. [1:10:22] Where to access BiOptimizers and a special product for days of bad eating! [1:15:10]

This week Matt Crespin  is joined by Jessica Rappé and shares with us recent news with ADHA highlighting information about the ADHA 2020 Conference.   Episode Highlights ADHA Conference Info  Synergy Creative What to expect from the virtual conference  What Matt is inspired by   Quotes   “Talk about making lemonade out of this, we have engaged in this really cool virtual experience”   “The education is a really packed agenda”    “It truly will be a 3D experience”    “Know that when you register you will be able to access that amazing content through August”    “Embrace your spirit of trying new things”    “We are looking at how the evolution is changing for the dental hygienist”    “You can register for the meeting through June 19th”    Links   The health and wellness of the dental hygiene community and the patients you serve is our top priority. We are closely monitoring developments surrounding COVID-19 and will continue to keep you informed. For more information from ADHA, visit https://www.adha.org/covid19. ADHA 2020 Conference - June 26-28, 2020 Now Online Visit www.adha.org for membership processing,membership updates, renewals and conference registration!   FAQ: https://www.adha2020.org/faq/    Email for COVID Questions/Input: rdhcovidinfo@adha.net    Resource Center: https://www.adha.org/covid19  ADHA Annual Conference Website: https://www.adha2020.org American Dental Hygienists’ Association homepage:   https://www.adha.org/ ADHA Facebook Page:   https://www.facebook.com/youradha/ The Dental Podcast Network Channel One homepage: http://dentalpodcastnetworkchannelone.otcpn.libsynpro.com/  

In this episode, Jessica talks about her trip to the Grand Teaton and how the vacation turned out to be a giant hurdle emotionally and physically. The beginning of Jessica and Matt’s marriage has been the topic of the last few episodes. Jessica and Matt have been struggling to have the open conversations they need work through the transition of a second marriage.This week, Matt and Jessica reconnect at the state fair after Jessica searches for clarity at the top of the Grand Tetons. She starts the episode with a journal entry from the trip. She talks about the disconnect she felt with Matt and her disappointment that he choose not to go on her family trip. It’s a decision Matt made because he still felt the pressures to give up before he gets too invested.After the trip, Jessica and Matt make some much needed time for each other and go on a date to the state fair. It’s here where Jessica begins to stop feeling Matt push and the two regain hope.Listen to this week’s episode for more on how they overcome these hurdles and find time for each other, by allowing themselves some personal time to reflect. Plus information on a special offer on Jessica’s Be Bold course. For more on the course visit, www.beboldcourse.com/beboldKey TakeawaysJessica got tested for coronavirus (2:15)Open registration for Jessica’s Be Bold course (5:35)Coming up on a year anniversary of Husband in Law (9:10)Jessica shares journal entries from their trip to the Grand Teton (13:16)Climbing the Grand without Matt (16:27)Matt’s response to why he did not go on the trip (17:57)Jessica asks Matt reconnect on a date after her trip (21:11)Jessica’s conversations with her family about Matt during her trip (31:08)What Matt talks about how he struggled to help Jessica during the transition (34:00)The benefits of taking personal time in a relationship (38:31)Additional Resources For more information on how to join Jessica’s Be Bold course check out www.beboldcourse.com/bebold orwww.Linktr.ee/TheBoldLogic--Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook!--You can find the podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.If you haven’t already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

Matt Mooney is the owner and founder of MTB Fitness, a Mountain Bike Fitness Program. Matt started out his journey as a personal trainer. Matt realized there wasn’t mountain biking training for the everyday rider. Everything out was tailored to professional riders. He put his personal training knowledge to the test and created the MTB Fitness program. The 12-week program has been a massive success and is recommended by the British Heart Foundation. MTB Fitness helps your everyday mountain biker get fitter, faster, and stronger on the bike. Since the launch, MTB Fitness grown to 300k followers on Facebook, a popular podcast with over 125k downloads, a Facebook group with 26k members, is officially endorsed by the British Heart Foundation. What Matt is most proud of is that MTB Fitness has helped several thousand customers spanning 57 countries, with the training Programmes and Nutrition guide. Matt is on a mission to help as many riders as possible improve their fitness, recovery, nutrition, and mindset so they can enjoy mountain biking even more. Connect with Matt https://mtb.fitness/ https://www.facebook.com/mtbfitnessuk/ https://www.instagram.com/mtb.fitness/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mtb-fitness-mountain-biking-podcast/id1444727778 Support Trust The Grind: https://www.ko-fi.com/trustthegrindco This podcast is presented by Plan Dope Sh*t. Get 15% off your next order using promo code "TRUSTTHEGRIND" at checkout. Learn more at https://plandopeshit.com/ Thinking about making a podcast yourself? We recommend using Buzzsprout to launch. Sign up using our link and you'll get a $20 Amazon Gift when you sign up. https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1026196 Hosted by Alec Martucci and Steve Ecker Audio editing by Noa Martucci

My guest today is Matt Cooper, the CEO of Skillshare — a subscription-based online learning platform where people can take classes on-demand. The main categories are creative arts, design, entrepreneurship, lifestyle, and technology. Before joining Skillshare, Matt was the CEO of Visually, an online marketing place for creative work. And before that, he was the VP of Operations for oDesk, the world’s largest marketplace for online work now known as UpWork.  Matt and I spoke about the future of education, online and offline. We discussed different business models for online creators, such as Skillshare’s subscription model and the a-la-carte model that I use with Write of Passage. We also talk about what it takes to be successful running an online course, from creating a curriculum to entertaining your students to building an online audience. Please enjoy my conversation with Matt Cooper. ———— 1:55- Skillshare’s model of education. The accessibility of a subscription model. How Skillshare uses behavior to build their algorithms. 11:11- Skillshare's success and failures moving into business education. The benefits of using Skillshare for teachers. Skillshare's revenue model and why they are leaning towards shorter lessons. 15:08-How teachers should tailor their courses for online learning. The production style and schedule of a Skillshare Original class. Why the best teachers are not always the best experts.  22:17 How teachers should consider personality when creating their online materials. Matt's career creating businesses that help freelancers- from unemployment to Skillshare. Why the human element drives Matt's business sense. 30:04- What Matt loves about the open marketplace model. Supply and demand in open market learning. International pricing as an opportunity to build markets. How bundling may be the future of growing certain international markets. 40:28- Matt's experience with education and why there are so many companies based in Plano, TX. Why Skillshare is the new community college. What Matt would do if he was the president of an Ivy League School. Matt's vision for a more efficient model of higher education.  51:30- The value and the cost of a liberal arts education. 59:46- How remote work can both change the quality of life of employees and give companies access to talent they aren't competing with locals for. Why David and Matt bike in New York. Tik tok and the future of production.  1:07:40- Why completion rate is not the most important metric for Skillshare. The challenge of determining user intent. Who is doing the best on search and browse. How Skillshare manages feedback and the social aspects of learning.

What MATT does is talk crazy. What LESLIE does is tolerate Matt. What MATT AND LESLIE do is discuss LOST S06E03 "What Kate Does". In the Giacchino Moment (found at the 1:23:22 mark) Matt looks at musical theme connections. This episode was originally the 40th episode (some episodes have been LOST along the way), and was released on February 11th of 2010. Find all of the back episodes released (so far) at https://ktlrelisten.blogspot.com/mp3

For my first guest episode I am super happy to have on Matt Ulawski.Matt and I connected over instagram and through the Functional Range Systems education. One of the things that I love about FRS, and my coaching journey, is the people I meet and friends I make. I have truly been blessed to have met and stayed in touch with people like Matt who are among the most brilliant and progressive minds of our time. What strikes me hardest though, as you will come to find out, is how human these individuals are. They are just like you and I. And they are some of the most genuine people I have ever known.In this episode we discuss:What Matt does for his professionHis "WHY", the most important foundation for anyone's careerThe important relationship between physical and mental healthThe Functional Range Systems training system and philosophyWhat FRS has done for us and the bumps in the road we have encounteredThe evolution of our own training style and philosophySomething he wished the fitness consumers would better understandAdvice for the upcoming Coach and fitness professionalAnd a interesting concept that fitness professionals are humans too...You can get ahold of Matt through instagram at @mindset4movement and keep an eye out for big things coming from him!

'IT'S ERIK NAGEL'  Cold Open / Intro SEGMENT 01 [04:36] [QUARANTINE SHOW] The return of Matt OG. Gittles out sick. Favorite snacks, Poptarts overrated. What Matt's days are like. Netflix 'Kipo'. Working from home. SEGMENT 02 [42:08] Xia's LA update. Too many people shopping. Finding supplies. "Salt Bae" sucks. Who is getting Stimulus checks? Colleges are suffering and screw school loans. Marvel news. TV/Streaming updates.     HEAR 'IT'S ERIK NAGEL' ON: IHEARTRADIO | SPOTIFY | APPLE PODCASTS | GOOGLE PODCAST | STITCHER | PANDORA | YOUTUBE FOLLOW 'IT'S ERIK NAGEL': TWITTER | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | WEBSITE

The boys are back this time with former NBA agent and draft evaluator Matt Babcock. They get insight into the pre-draft process, what the draft might look like with Coronavirus and his favorite prospects for various lottery teams. Check it out and if you like what you see, please comment, subscribe and follow us on twitter at @two_view_crew. 0:00- 7:00- The boys talk draft classes, iconic busts, and iconic picks and where they were wrong in previous years. 8:00- What Matt expects the draft order to be and how team need will be big 9:00- His background into becoming an agent, playing days in college, and his family being involved in basketball.  10:30- Favorite part of being around the basketball world and his playing days at Arizona  13:00- What an agent actually does and what his responsibilities look like and the players he worked with 15:00- Representing the lower tier guys and how the recruitment is not as clean for guys in college and how he tried to avoid getting into bribery.  17:00- What the draft process is like and how it is from the side of being an agent and now a draft evaluator.  20:00- Various lottery fits for various teams  21:00- How much fluff is there from media and fed to the general public by agents  23:00- Opinions on LaMelo Ball  26:30- How hard it is to evaluate talent  27:00- James Wiseman and Obi Toppin talk  33:00- guy Matt was hyped on and how much team fit matters  37:00- What the draft process is going to be like with CoronaVirus 38:30- Player he wanted to see in person with the tournament           

Ep120 - Searching for SuperHumans with Matt Belair "Human superpowers are actually ordinary, but they require superhuman discipline." Matt Belair Matt Belair is a seeker of extraordinary human potential. He's traveled the world searching for ascended masters and brings what he's discovered and shares it with us as an Author, Coach, Adventurer, Speaker, and the host of the Master Mind Body and Spirit Podcast, a top Apple Podcast. He authored the book Zen Athlete, spent extensive time learning and studying with Shaolin Monks and Native American Elders, trekked Mount Everest, and has traveled to over 30 countries. On this episode of The DreamMason Podcast we discuss: -Matt's journey traveling the globe seeking ascended masters -What Matt learned through Shaolin Monks -Human superpowers are ordinary but require superhuman discipline -How we have become hypnotized by the media -Creating your life on purpose and by design -Extraordinary lessons and stories from Native American Elders -Plant medicine and spiritual intervention Thanks for listening. Please SHARE THIS EPISODE, TAG A FRIEND who needs to hear it, and SUBSCRIBE to The Dream Mason Podcast - so you don't miss an episode! You can connect with  Matt Belair Web: www.MattBelair.com Instagram: @MattBelair Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/mattbelairshow Podcast: Master Mind, Body and Spirit You can connect with Alex Terranova here:  Instagram:@InspirationalAlex  Website: www.TheDreamMason.com  Email: Alex@TheDreamMason.com  Remember, You are a DreamMason®…  Because Your Dreams Don't Build Themselves. Alex Terranova is a DreamMason, the author of Fictional Authenticity, a Personal & Professional Performance Coach, and he Hosts The DreamMason Podcast, & Co-Hosts The Coaching Show Podcast. He supports strong & successful high achievers to unmask convention, embrace the rebel within them, and more deeply explore the complex and agitated edges of our existence to create more clarity, freedom, and success. Alex has been featured on NBC, Fox, Focus TV's Good Morning LaLa Land, NBC Radio, Elephant Journal, The University of Adversity Podcast, The Unleash Success Podcast, The Rising Man Podcast, The Sovereign Society Podcast, Love Living Radio, and an episode of The Villain Crusher.

Matt Kredich has helped to create a culture of accountability within the University of Tennessee’s swim program and as their school heads into the Southeastern Conference Championships — their women’s team has come out as a favorite to bring home the championship. Listen in as Matt shares his thoughts on college coaching and recruiting. He dives into what has led to the more recent success with his teams, sharing his approach to creating a team that can thrive together. Hear why American college culture is sometimes at odds with what is needed to foster exceptional athletes and how his teams are going against the grain to get results. “If you, as a coach, are willing to get rid of some things that you're attached to or at least examine them, then you can be open to learn new things.” - Matt Kredich [18:34] Key Takeaways: Matt Kredich’s strategy for team building. How he balances recruiting and coaching. Ways his teams are pushing each other. Why a swimmer would choose the University of Tennessee. Episode Timeline: [00:28] Intro [00:54] University of Tennessee SEC Championship outlook [01:46] Why this year is different for the women’s team [2:57] What's behind these changes? [04:55] How the women on the team are holding each other accountable [08:41] Is there a culture of excuses for college students? [13:42] What Matt looks for in swimmers [17:31] The importance of never coasting along [20:00] Changes and new challenges in swimming [24:58] Potential Olympians on his team [28:] What sets the University of Tennessee apart [32:06] Outro Key Quotes: “One of the first things we as coaches tell our athletes is that we're not asking you to be normal. We're asking you to be very abnormal. At the highest levels of performance in anything, you see a degree of abnormality." - Matt Kredich [10:32] “One of our jobs as coaches and the jobs of teammates, as leaders, is to remind people of what they're capable of and sometimes that's uncomfortable— but it should ultimately be inspiring." - Matt Kredich [13:29] “If you, as a coach, are willing to get rid of some things that you're attached to or at least examine them, then you can be open to learn new things.” - Matt Kredich [18:34] Connect: Find | Brett Hawke At fitterandfaster.com On Instagram @hawkebr Find | Matt Kredich At UTsports.com On Instagram: @mkredich On Twitter: @mkredich Subscribe & Listen: Apple Podcasts Google Spotify YouTube Special Thanks: Inside with Brett Hawke is presented by Fitter & Faster. Host a swim camp. More than 1,000 swim clinic sessions in 46 States plus Canada & the Bahamas in 2019. Inside with Brett Hawke is produced and promoted by Swimnerd. Connect your phone to your pace clock with the Swimnerd Pace Clock. Digital, affordable, and Bluetooth programmable from your smartphone. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brett-hawke/message

Matt Rzepka is a CPA, businessman, and a family man first. What Matt has discovered in his 20 years as a CPA is that there are opportunities that can help families and businesses keep more of their hard earned money through proper income tax planning. In addition to being a CPA and a CFP® professional, Matt has earned quite a list of licenses & certifications throughout his career. It is the combination of Matt’s training and education, alongside his practical real-world experience that allows him to assist clients in a forward-thinking manner. Today, he joins the podcast to discuss how he keeps track of family and business, as well as his action steps and strategies for income tax planning. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Impact of financial planning to families How to integrate family into business? Family Bank Concept Greatest sources of tension between married couples Investing long term with short term capital 3 places to put your family’s money   Join The Brotherhood Join the Front Row Dads private Facebook community so you can ask questions, share ideas, and be part of a supportive group of incredible brothers who help one another navigate the role of marriage and fatherhood. Visit FrontRowDads.com/facebook Leave a Review http://frontrowdads.com/review Website For more information, visit FrontRowDads.com

Click Here To Listen Full Episode of the Podcast  Matt Faircloth, originally from Baltimore, Maryland, graduated from Virginia Tech with a degree in Engineering. After playing Robert Kiyosaki's Cash Flow Game, Matt decided to quit his safe and secure job working as an engineer in a Fortune 500 company to become a full time real estate investor. Under Matt's leadership, DeRosa has completed over $30 million in real estate ransactions involving private capital including fix and flips, single family home rentals, mixed use buildings, apartment buildings, office buildings, and tax lien investments. Matt has an extensive expertise in connecting passive investors to lucrative investment opportunities through syndications, private loans and joint ventures. Matt is an active contributor to BiggerPockets.com through Facebook Live, teaching webinars, and blogging. He leads the Mentorship Monday's series on DeRosa's YouTube channel where he answers weekly real estate investing questions! Matt also sits on the board of a local nonprofit, volunteers as a trainer for men's leadership weekends, and enjoys making wine (especially red for his Italian wife!) Some topics covered:   -What, exactly, does Matt do? -How does Matt keep his focus with all that he does? -What Matt considers team members? -What does he look for when doing market research before investing in an area? -First steps when looking to invest in multifamily properties out of state. -Matt's favorite deal/project to-date. -What Matt is trying to improve upon today? -Actionable steps a beginner investor can take today. -Matt's morning routine Our Sponsor: Your Capital Partner: Alpha Funding Solutions.  Backing real estate investors since 2007 providing the best combination of pricing and leverage in the market. Join our family of 1k plus successful and happy investors. Let our team provide options on you next deal or reach out to discuss your future needs and strategy. CONNECT OR SUBMIT A DEAL: https://alphafunding.com/JandP/ --------------------------

Matt Schrier is an American photographer who survived seven months as an Al-Qaeda captive in Syria before escaping, and the author of The Dawn Prayer: A Memoir. What We Discuss with Matt Schrier: How Matt Schrier was captured by Al-Qaeda just 45 minutes away from the border on his way out of Syria in 2012. How making his captors laugh on day one of his captivity got him special treatment from a usually unforgiving crowd. What Matt did to survive and plan an escape in spite of an unhelpful, self-sabotaging cellmate. Why Matthew feels betrayed by the FBI and the US government for putting intelligence gathering over the safety of Americans imprisoned by terrorists. Why, even after becoming the first American to escape from Al-Qaeda and his feelings of betrayal from his own government, he has no regrets about going to Syria in the first place. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://jordanharbinger.com/217 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! The folks at BiOptimizers understand why you're skeptical about probiotics as a way to increase your digestive and gut health. But without sharing TMI, we can confirm its patented P3-OM superstrain actually does what it's supposed to do! Curious? Go to p3om.com/jordan for 20 percent off your first order and a full money-back guarantee! Solgar has been making vitamin supplements since 1947 in small batches to help ensure consistency in every product for the fitness-minded. Go to luckyvitamin.com/solgar right now and get $5.00 off your order of $25 or more through July 31st with code JORDAN! Got cats? Breathe easy when maintaining the litter box with Arm & Hammer's Cloud Control dander shield technology. Plus get the confidence of guaranteed seven-day odor control. Find it in a store near you or learn more about it here! Does your business have an Internet presence? Save up to a whopping 62% on new webhosting packages with HostGator at hostgator.com/jordan! Rocket Mortgage by Quicken Loans. Apply simply. Understand fully. Mortgage confidently. To get started, go to RocketMortgage.com/JORDAN! Why do people keep resisting new things? That's the question the Pessimists Archive podcast tries to answer. Each episode travels back in time to the moment a new technology or innovation was introduced and explores why everyone was freaking out about it. Give Pessimists Archive a listen here!