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Subscribe to How To Trade ItPhil Muscatello launched a podcast about 2.5 years ago called “Shares for Beginners” (“shares” are what they call “stocks” in Australia). It took off quickly. Phil has a background in radio and thought podcasting was a good way to use his skills and talents. His podcast was a great way to learn more about trading and gather insights that he could also share with an audience. He also launched “Stocks for Beginners” to host trading experts from the United States. He's been shocked and delighted with the success he's found in podcasting. So what has he learned? Find out in this episode of How To Trade It!You'll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:08] Learn more about Stocks for Beginners[2:44] How Phil's performance has improved[3:52] Investing in ETFs + trading[8:10] What Phil has learned[11:58] Is investing for everyone?[15:53] Why don't more people invest?[17:10] Go listen to Stocks for Beginners!Connect with Phil MuscatelloThe Stocks for Beginners PodcastFriend on FacebookConnect on LinkedInFollow on TwitterConnect With Casey StubbsWebsite: https://caseystubbs.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TradingStrategyGuidesYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/caseystubbsTwitter:  https://www.twitter.com/caseystubbsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TradingStrategyGuidesLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/caseystubbsSubscribe to How To Trade ItDisclaimer: Trading carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. Before deciding to invest you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite. The possibility exists that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment. Therefore you should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose. You should be aware of all the risks associated with foreign exchange trading, and seek advice from an independent financial advisor if you have any doubts.Support the show (https://caseystubbs.com)

In this episode of Infinite Loops we spoke with Phil Pearlman. We discuss: What Phil has learned from studying the Tao The narratives you tell yourself The most important rule: Don’t suck How marketing & finance has evolved over Phil’s career And MUCH more… Follow Phil on Twitter (https://twitter.com/ppearlman) to stay up to date on all of his exciting projects.

Despite the disruption of COVID-19, multifamily investors are still doing deals. The question is, HOW? What’s working right now to get deals done? What isn’t? What are real people doing to find success in today’s market environment? On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, I’m handing the mic over to Drew Whitson to moderate a discussion with our mentoring team, Todd Dexheimer, Brad Tacia, Phil Capron and Matt Brawner, on what’s working now to get deals done. We explain how our mentoring students are leveraging the COVID pause to build relationships and how the balance of power has shifted among syndicator, buyer and broker in recent months. We go on to explore the benefit of a strong relationship with your property manager and how underwriting has changed in light of the pandemic. Listen in for insight into what makes multifamily the strongest asset class in real estate and learn the ONE thing our most successful students are doing right now to get deals done. Key Takeaways What Matt’s most successful students have done in 2020 Leverage pause in market (Seinfeld time) Use time to build relationships with brokers What Phil’s students are doing to acquire multifamily properties Worry about ‘making it to next meal’ Figure out how to become viable buyer Todd’s advice on how to talk to investors right now Continue to educate and keep investors informed Overcommunicate to build relationships How Brad is coaching his students around underwriting Network with mortgage broker re: what’s changed Modify SDAs to ensure accurate underwriting How running a property management firm informs Matt’s underwriting Understanding of street rent and how units operate over time Haven’t cut back on rents but less aggressive with rent bumps How underwriting has changed in light of the COVID pandemic Build in more time for rent growth Consider changes in rental laws by market What makes multifamily the strongest asset class in real estate Performs well through economic disruption Lockdown led to desire for nicer apartment The one thing our most successful students are doing right now Willing to make mistakes by doing Get out there and build relationships Analyze deals (still numbers game) Willing to partner to gain experience Take consistent action every day Connect with Drew, Todd, Brad, Phil & Matt Drew Whitson Todd Dexheimer Brad Tacia Phil Capron Matt Brawner Resources Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program Purchase the Replay of Deal Maker Live Pillars of Wealth Creation Podcast Garrett Lynch CoStar Rentometer Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Phil Waugh was able to follow a clear pathway from being a ballboy and then playing for the Warringah Rats to eventually joining the Wallabies. These days the connection between community and professional rugby aren't as clear. In today's episode, we talk with Phil about the importance of grassroots rugby and we ask Phil, a non-executive director for Rugby Australia, for insights on where the organisation is headed. Phil discusses the challenges that Rugby Australia is facing and how it's leaving stormy waters and shifting its attention from addressing controversy and back onto the game. Reflecting on the tenure of ex-Rugby Australia CEO, Raelene Castle, Phil provides an optimistic view on why the community was so polarized — it shows how much Australians care about the game. After chatting about what Phil is looking for in a new Rugby Australia CEO, we look at the struggles that they will need to overcome. Mirroring the conversations that we've had in our previous episodes, Phil agrees that investing in grassroots rugby should be Rugby Australia's number one priority. Phil then provides his take on why the 2027 World Cup bid is so important for community rugby before explaining why making domestic rugby the best in the world will solve all of Australian rugby's financial woes. Tune in to hear more of Phil's insider perspectives on the world of rugby! Key Points From This Episode: How important club and school rugby was to Phil's childhood.The need to connect community rugby back to professional rugby.Unblurring the lines when having young players represent their community.  Phil's experience working within Rugby Australia and the challenges they've faced.How the polarized reactions to Raelene Castle's tenure shows how much people care about the game.What rugby is to Phil; “our game is about community.”What Phil is looking for in a new Rugby Australia CEO and why the job is so difficult. Hear how far along Rugby Australia is in appointing a new CEO.Why investing in grassroots rugby is Rugby Australia's number one priority.      What Rugby Australia's mission should be regarding the sport. Questions around if investing in the 2027 World Cup bid is a reasonable use of funds. How to keep players happy, remunerated, and playing in Australia.Why increasing the calibre of Australian rugby will bring money back to the sport.How discussions with broadcasters have been progressing.What Phil would do if he were appointed CEO of Rugby Australia.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Phil Waugh LinkedInNarrabeen TigersWarringah RatsThe Shore School 

ABOUT THIS EPISODE How do we reach young adults effectively and why is it so important? What does it really mean to be unequally yoked….. what did Jesus say and do? Who is really doing the evangelising? Is it the Church Evangelist or the ordinary people in our congregations? I spoke to Phil Knox Head of mission to young adults at the Evangelical Alliance https://www.eauk.org. Phil is a trained lawyer. He is also a performance poet (The Comeback), as well as a passionate evangelist! It was a stimulating and exciting conversation, he exudes joy! He answered the above questions with grace and clarity and I think you are going to absolutely LOVE this episode! EPISODE TIMESTAMP TRANSCRIPT 1.00 Phil’s multiple gifts & journey 3.00 - Viral Video featuring Phil – 6.00 Story Bearer – the roots of evangelism and why people are uncomfortable sharing their faith 9.15 Phil’s confession about fear 10.10 Friendship Evangelism – what does it mean? 13.45 What is the Evangelical Alliance? 16.10 Phil’s work as Head of Mission for Young Adults 16.45 What age group young adults are 18.00 The Connected Generation – what it means and why it’s important 20.45 Missing Generation Evangelical Alliance Research 21.35 How Phil works with and helps churches 22.00 Why the Gospel is more contagious than corona virus 22.55 How do churches invite young adults to ‘come home’ 23.50 What your ‘house’ portrays to a young adult 24.20 The online search for Church, and Jesus has gone up exponentially – how can churches capitalise on that? 24.55 What is our welcome like? 25.25 Resources Available to the church from the Evangelical Alliance 28.25 Re calibrating and seeking God’s will for our local churches 29.38 It is not JUST the connected generation i.e. the young people, it’s about EVERYONE 30.00 Some of the reasons we might be missing a generation according to research 31.30 We will see revival through the generational remnants 32.15 As churches – what are the core things we must be doing? 32.30 Idolatry of Individualism & why the church needs to address it 37.15 Hearing the voices of young adults Idolising clergy and pastors – does it happen? 41.15 Leaders who are authentic, talk the talk and walk the walk 42.00 Authenticity & the older generation 43.15 What Phil can do for your assembly – Story Bearer the book, programme and website ABOUT PHIL KNOX Phil Knox is the head of mission to young adults at the Evangelical Alliance. He lives to see people come to know Jesus and Christians inspired and equipped to share their faith. He is the author of Story Bearer, has a passion for the local church, loves learning and has degrees in law mission and evangelism. Phil is married to Dani and they have two sons, Caleb and Jos. He is an avid runner, aspiring water skier, and a proud Aston Villa supporter. He is also a performance poet, The Comeback and the Book and resource - https://storybearer.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/healthy-church-growth-sho/message

This episode of the New Normal Project is all about the brain and keeping your brain healthy. It features Phil Dobson who is the creator of BrainWorkshops, the mission of which is to help people get more from their brains. Phil used to be a musician. But when he badly broke his ankle over a decade ago, his career and life radically changed. He trained as a clinical hypnotherapist, set up a practice in London, and rapidly recognised that many of the people he saw knew very little about how their brain functions; and how they could work on improving and maintaining their brain health. He saw many people struggling with sleep, who were significantly stressed, and who seemed to have their brains working against them rather than with them. Phil began to work with businesses, teaching groups of people how to manage stress and to improve their sleep, and as he learnt more about neuroscience and about cognitive and behavioural psychology, he turned this into BrainWorkshops, where he now provides online material, a book, and physical workshops, all loaded with applicable techniques designed to provide people with a scientific approach to optimising mental performance in the modern workplace. Phil works with businesses all over the world, and when I heard him speak eloquently at a medical conference last March, I asked him to come on the podcast. In the episode we cover: Phil’s transition from a musician to a brain coach His recently published “The Brain Book” and what's in it The 5 key components to maintaining your brain fitness 3 ways you can master the stress your brain is under The beneficial effect of exercise for your brain The importance of sleep and preventing sleep deprivation His number 1 tip for helping you get more sleep The value of challenging your brain with novelty & learning Understanding circadian rhythms to be more productive His recommended steps to working smarter Dealing with the distractions of modern life How digital technology may influence your ability to master your own reactions The difference between mindfulness and focused meditation How Phil practices meditation and mindfulness in his life The value of mental rehearsal and why elite sports performers use it What Phil does on a daily basis to help his own brain Please enjoy listening to Phil Dobson.   Live well, feel well, do well.   Andrew Davies   --------------------   About the New Normal Project podcast: The podcast is aimed to inspire and empower you to live a life of optimal health, fitness and wellness, by hearing scientific evidence, experience-based information and real-life stories in the areas of the lifestyle pillars such as nutrition, exercise, mindfulness, sleep, connection and purpose. You’ll hopefully glean insights to help you to consider making choices about your daily habits so you become more healthy, fulfilled and conscious. Although I’m a doctor this is not medical advice as I don’t know your personal circumstances or your health conditions. Please see this as general information for you to consider, and then to learn more about, so you can discuss it with your doctor.   --------------------   Links related to Phil Dobson Phil Dobson Brain Workshops website Phil Dobson on LinkedIn Phil Dobson on Twitter Phil Dobson on Instragram Phil Dobson on Facebook   Links to people and resources (in order of mentioning) Book “The Brain Book: How to Think and Work Smarter” (by Phil Dobson) Progressive relaxation technique Book “Sleep Revolution” (by Ariana Huffington) Book “Thrive” (by Ariana Huffington) Book “Sapiens” (by Yuval Noah Harari) Book “The Brain That Changes Itself” (by Norman Doidge) Brain Workshops Online Courses Mastering Intensive Care podcast   Links related to New Normal Project podcast New Normal Project podcast - Episode 65 with Andy Ramage New Normal Project podcast - Episode 66 with Dr Neal Barnard New Normal Project podcast - Episode 67 with Dr John Orchard New Normal Project podcast - Episode 68 with Dr Alan Desmond New Normal Project podcast New Normal Project website New Normal Project on Facebook New Normal Project on Instagram: @newnormalproject New Normal Project on Twitter: @newnormalproj Email Andrew Davies Andrew Davies on Instagram: @andrewdavies66 Andrew Davies on Twitter: @andrewdavies66 Andrew Davies on Facebook Subscribe to the New Normal Project newsletter Audio Producer Chris Burke Burke Sound & Media

Phil Hall is the author of, among other titles, a book called The Weirdest Movie Ever Made: The Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot Film. Phil is a film writer whose work has appeared in The New York Times, New York Daily News and Wired, and he is the host of the podcast “The Online Movie Show with Phil Hall”, which is available on SoundCloud. What Phil has done in this book is look at the Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot film from a technical filmmaking standpoint and as a cinematic and cultural artifact. He also looks at the men who made the film and the details of their story before, during and after their infamous Bigfoot footage became a meme. We’re not too interested, for the purpose of this discussion, in the “authenticity” of the film. Whether the footage is real or a hoax doesn’t matter. Because this is a piece of art whose impact can be felt beyond belief systems. At the end of the day this is just a film, a movie. And as Phil says, it’s perhaps the weirdest movie ever made. RESOURCES The Weirdest Movie Ever Made on IndieBound The Weirdest Movie Ever Made on Amazon Phil on Facebook Phil’s podcast   DONATE If recurring monthly support via Patreon isn’t your thing, we do accept one time-donations via PayPal, Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple. Every little bit helps.   MERCH Tees, tanks, hoodies, hats. Check ‘em out at our Etsy shop.   SOCIAL Twitter Instagram Facebook Tumblr   MUSIC Vestron Vulture - “I Want to Be a Robot (Tribute to Giorgio Moroder)” Occams Laser - "Martyr Farker (Occulture Edit)"   PRODUCTION & LICENSING This podcast is produced in the Kingdom of Ohio and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International. Executive Producers: Carter Y., Mauricio G., Daniel R., Kelly C., Bruce H., Christopher B., Timothy W., Nick F., Michael Q., Jamaica J., Mute Ryan, John W., Andy E., Colleen F., Saliyah S., Michael S., Kevin C., Megan B., Kaleb H., Dionisio T., Scotty R., CL, Raymond G.   REMINDER Love yourself. Think for yourself. Question authority.

Phil Haack joins the podcast to discuss DevOps at GitHub!   Phil has an interesting and extensive career background. He started out as a Manager of Software Engineering back in 1997. Since then, he’s done a lot — but some of his recent highlights include: being the main Program Manager at Microsoft from 2007-2011 (responsible for ASP.NET MVC and NuGet), and leading the Client Apps team as Director of Engineering at GitHub. Now, most recently, he has founded his own company, Haacked, which he started to mentor software organizations to be the best version of themselves.   In today’s episode, your host, Jeffrey Palermo, and Phil Haack, dive deep into discussing DevOps at GitHub. They talk about his role as Director of Engineering; how GitHub, as a company, grew while Phil worked there; the inner workings of how the GitHub website ran; and details about how various protocols, continuous integration, automated testing, and deployment worked at GitHub.   Topics of Discussion: [:48] About today’s episode with Phil Haack. [1:10] Phil talks about how he became the Program Manager at Microsoft in charge of ASP.NET MVC and NuGet, and what the role entailed. [4:00] The transformation Phil helped lead that continues to affect .NET developers today! [5:35] Phil shares the high points of his career at GitHub. [7:56] How Phil’s role at GitHub developed, and how (and why) GitHub went from “no managers and no meetings” to hiring on managers and starting meetings. [12:10] When did GitHub start to distribute regionally? [13:43] How many leased offices did GitHub crop up while Phil worked there? [15:25] What Phil is currently working on since leaving GitHub! [17:27] About the new book Phil is writing about GitHub. [20:07] Major strategic decisions and key aspects that gave GitHub the ability to put out features at a really fast clip for a really long time (with an incredible quality track record to boot!) [24:18] A word from The Azure DevOps Podcast’s sponsor: Clear Measure. [24:44] Architecturally, is GitHub.com one website or essentially two hundred different web applications that make up all the URLs of the website? [26:50] Was there a standard pipeline structure that GitHub maintained (or a common set of steps), or was it moreso a ship-it-however-you-can protocol per service? [27:50] If Phil had multiple services in the client application, did he have a separate Git repository for each one of those, OR, one Git repository for his team with multiple, independent services? [29:52] Did every continuous integration build have its own Git repository? [32:30] What types and quantity of automated testing did Phil pack into the continuous integration (CI) build? [33:48] Phil highlights some significant things that happened in the CI build step. [34:31] Did Phil find any good frameworks that worked out in the UI space? [35:02] What an automated test can’t tell you and why it’s so crucial to have a really good tester! [36:15] When they did have automated deployment between environments, what tools and methods did Phil use for those deployments? [38:04] For the services they were going to deploy to GitHub servers, how many environments did Phil set up in the deployment pipeline ahead of production? [41:07] The major tools on the deployment side when Phil was working at GitHub. [43:44] What Phil recommends listeners to follow-up on to continue their research!   Mentioned in this Episode: Azure DevOps Clear Measure (Sponsor) Phil Haack (LinkedIn) Haacked MVC Framework GitHub for Dummies, by Sarah Guthals and Phil Haack Hubot Ruby on Rails Scientist.NET Electron ChatOps   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

On this episode I interview with Phil White, co-author of several brilliant books including Unplugged with Andy Galpin & Brian McKenzie, Game Changer with Fergus Connolly, 17 hour fast with Dr Frank Merritt - challenging some of our assumptions. Background Phil was a guest on the show in Series 1 (episode 5) and we pick up where we left off last time; talking about technology and social media and the impact that it's having on our mental health. Having taken a 30 day sabbatical from all social media as an experiment whilst working alongside Kenny Kane, Phil has found it hard to pick up social media again and re-adjust to having that back as part of his life. During the 30 day period he found himself challenging some assumptions and questioning the value and purpose of posting stuff on social media at all. Discovery One of the things that Phil has been able to rediscover is the art of what he calls; long form conversation. Conversation whereby you are looking the other person in the eye, gauging response and observing body language as well. Ask yourself; what is it taking you away from? This is beautifully highlighted and illustrated by the 'Device free dinner' Campaign in which Will Ferrell is the star. What Phil keeps seeing and coming back to is 'long form'. Magazines that he writes for have shifted their focus from short articles or hacks to now wanting more journal type articles. He says; One of the reasons that podcasts like this are so popular and some of those in the US are massively popular like Tim Ferris and Joe Rogan is that people love them. They love them because they take the place of conversation. Final take-away Take a daily walk. 20-30 minutes ideally in nature. Find out more Now, if you enjoyed the interview with Phil then please do start a conversation with him on; Twitter Instagram You can also find more details on their website If you liked this episode then please do leave the show a rating and review on iTunes or the platform that you use to listen to podcasts. Get involved on social media and ask us a question or share your feedback using the hashtag #perfectimbalance. Check out the previous episode with Phil here and all the episodes to date here Tune in next time to hear me talking with Sarah Williams, host of the Tough Girl Podcast & Founder of Tough Girl Challenges; recognised by the Guardian in 2018 as one of the top 10 most inspiring contemporary female adventurers.

This week: Feature Interview with Agave aficionado Phil Bayly and the Free Pour Five with 2018 ALIA Bartender of the Year, Natalie Ng. Phil Bayly is the world’s foremost expert on all things Agave spirits, such as Tequila, Mezcal and Raicilla. He’s helped open 18 Tequila-themed bars and restaurants, founded a series of networking events promoting the category – Agave Love – and in 2017 he was recognised as the first official Mezcal Ambassador by the Mezcal Regulatory Council. For 16 years, Phil owned and ran Sydney institution Café Pacifico and he’s recently released his first book, also titled Agave Love. During his time at Café Pacifico Phil mentored many a young bartender. One of those was Natalie Ng, who is the Australian Liquor Industry Awards’ Bartender of the Year for 2018 and joins us for the Free Pour Five at the 1:01:50 minute mark. Natalie now owns Door Knock in Sydney after cutting her teeth at some of some of the best bars in the country. Resources, bars and products mentioned: De Vino Mezcal Mezcal.com Phil's book, Agave Love Door Knock Sydney Key points: 03:00 When Phil first realised his passion for Tequila 05:00 How Phil came to be the first official Mezcal Ambassador 09 :00 What it is about Agave that Phil fell in love with 13:30 How you should be drinking Tequila 16:20 Tequila vs Mezcal 22:45 What Phil wants bartenders to know about Mezcal 30:45 Mezcal vs Raicilla 36:25 Sotol vs other Agaves 39:50 Life for Phil during and after Café Pacifico 43:00 Phil’s book, Agave Love 1:01:50 The Free Pour Five with Natalie Ng from Door Knock, Sydney.

***Become a patron and get exclusive Mind Flipper access and benefits. Visit https://www.patreon.com/mindflipping Thank you for your support!!!!*** Phil works with individuals and teams to help them get more of what they want, and more of what works, by helping them understand how that comes about, how it is created, and how we are all naturally equipped for happiness and success. He shares his own Mind Flipping moments, how you can use love to lead a business to success and what questions you can ask to shift your perspective right now.   “Seek not for love, but the barriers you’ve created in yourself that keep you from it.” --Rumi   Show Notes: We’re always using the language of love in business and leadership (4:52) The wisdom of love, spirituality & the Daodejing (6:33) Phil’s favorite question to ask (7:47) The problem of seeking (9:14) The importance of a question’s context (11:11) The power of love in sales (12:06) Phil’s After Divorce Mind Flipping story (13:41) What Phil saw when he dropped the book (16:27) The insulation that we create what happens outside of us (17:02) The 3 Principles effect on Phil (19:36) Phil’s Mind Flipping story: Healing a Broken Relationship (20:05) The thing about forgiveness (25:29) Client Mind Flipping Story: Dropping the Stories (28:01) Leadership & Love (30:50) Work Life Balance (33:15) The Spackle Round (35:04) The common beliefs in his field that Phil disagrees with (35:35) Phil’s Phrase of the Day (37:56) How Phil discovered The Course in Miracles (40:40) What Phil struggles with (41:53) Additional Resources from the Show: Sign up for the newsletter Molly Gordon’s episode Daodejing How to Change Your Mind 7 Habits of Highly Effective People A Course in Miracles #MeToo Sydney Banks Return to Love A Course in Miracles Made Easy Connect with Phil: listen to his podcast, browse his website or say hi on Facebook!   If you would like to contact Rick, you can send him an audio message, use the contact page HERE  or in connect with him in the Mind Flipping Facebook Group. Let’s keep the mind flipping conversation going, together!

Get the inside scoop on Groundhog's Day as we chat with Punxsutawney Phil's handler AJ Dereume. During this podcast, you’ll learn about:What actually happens in Punxsutawney during Ground Hog Day;Some of the stranger Punxsutawney Phil superstitions and traditions;Some little known facts about Phil and Groundhog Day;What Phil’s “Inner Circle” does the rest of the year;What you need to know if you’re going to visit the town of Punxsutawney, PA!

In this episode, Phil Galfond, poker pro and owner of the Run It Once training site, reveals insider information about the launch of his new site and the challenges he has faced while developing it. Elliot and Phil discuss how his playing style has evolved over the years and how he has come to accept losses. Listen in to hear who inspires Phil, why he started Run It Once, and what to expect when his new site launches.  Visit The Mindset Advantage Podcast or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Elliot Roe.  Time Stamped Show Notes 00:50 – Introducing Phil and his company 01:20 – He started playing poker 15 year ago; he dropped out of school to play full-time 02:00 – He's been a pro for 13 years, plays mostly PLO, and has had a few WSOP wins; 6 years ago, he launched the Run It Once training site 02:40 – How poker has changed over the last 13 years 02:50 – Achievable win rates were higher, but pros have gotten better; it's still the same game, but the strategic knowledge has progressed 03:30 – How Phil felt when launching Run It Once 03:50 – He had made training videos before and focused on balanced strategy; he was comfortable and confident that he wouldn't show leaks 05:30 – He prefers video coaching; he doesn't like doing 1 on 1 personal coaching 06:30 – Phil's swings and how he dealt with them 06:50 – Swings take longer to get drastic in nosebleeds; he hasn't seen the swings that some players have 07:30 – He started playing as a broke college kid and the money didn't scare him; he saw getting back up to higher money levels as a game 08:30 – His emotional disconnection with money allowed him to think more clearly; today, he feels more pressure and that makes it harder to detach 09:00 – He finds himself shying away from certain spots now; he feels there's no replacement for the naivety of youth 09:30 – What Phil's mindset is like now 09:38 – He can snap out of feeling down very quickly; he can accept the reality of a loss or string of losses 10:30 – Everything feels stronger live; the social element makes wins and losses feel more personal 11:00 – Phil's mindset inspiration 11:10 – Dan Cates (Jungleman) is very emotional when he plays, but his game never changes and this is a big advantage 12:00 – Phil used to think Dan tilted a lot, but he doesn't; he has an interesting mind and can't contain his emotions 12:37 – He doesn't have the emotional pull that most people have 13:00 – The Run It Once company 13:15 – He loved meeting people who say Run It Once helped them; the coaches of the company are proud to be a part of the brand 14:10 – The switch from a training site to creating a software 14:15 – The training site gave him a false confidence in his business acumen; the training site did very well with little marketing 14:48 – The development team is bigger and the project is bigger; he now must manage people, which he hadn't done before 15:15 – What's new and different about Run It Once 15:30 – He was worried that the online poker market was in trouble; he didn't know where online poker was heading 16:55 – They launched with cash games only; they have anonymous games and dynamic avatars to eliminate HUD use 18:30 – Stakes that'll be allowed on the site 18:31 - It'll be 6 max only at launch; they don't want to split their player pool 18:50 – They've come up with some innovative things that'll improve the quality of the experience and game for cash games and tournaments 19:10 – They are not incentivizing bum-hunting and targeting of weaker players 19:45 – There's a balance that needs to be kept between the money that net depositing players lose going to the players on the site; it can go too far in one direction, as it has on other sites 20:19 – They haven't finalized the exact stakes they're going to offer; they must consider liquidity at launch and will open other stakes as more players join 20:55 – They won't have nosebleed stakes at launch; they'll build a separate experience for that with different rules and policies 21:15 – The launch timeline 21:18 – They are still working on fixing some bugs; he's optimistic but needs to be sure it's working perfectly before launch 22:30 – He's not sure when it'll launch 23:00 – New advancements with the training site 23:08 – They've gotten good coaches and are running a promotion for a discount and gift on annual elite membership 23:30 – They've reopened their apparel store 24:00 – How to join Run It Once 24:10 – Go to eu to see the features and policies and sign up for the mailing/beta test email list  3 Key Points An emotional disconnect with the money can allow for clearer thinking during the game. Creating a training site is very different than creating a software. Phil's training site has improved, and he's not sure when the new site will launch. Contact/Resources Run it Once Poker Training Sign up for the beta test/email list Credits Podcast Production by Podcastily

Recapping the day the Fight to Win team had at Newbreed. What Phil took away from the competition and wants to work on next. The importance of open mat discussions with the upper belt's and instructors. Positional ideas for new white belts that haven't rolled yet.

This Week: Feature Interview - Philip Duff on cocktail culture. Free Pour Five - Rogerio Igarashi with Hisatsugu Saito from Bar Tram, Tokyo. Philip Duff is a consultant, educator, producer, writer, judge and former venue owner. He's also hilarious. The Irishman has done it all since establishing Liquid Solutions 20 years ago: He's owned the Netherland's first speakeasy - door 74, mentored some of the world's best bartenders (including Marcus!) and he's now the Director of Education at Tales of the Cocktail. Oh, and he also produces Old Duff Genever Single Malt, one of only three brands permitted to carry the seal of Schiedam. Phil's always ahead of the curve, which makes him the perfect person to kick off 2019 with. Our wide-ranging interview covers the cocktail revolution, where and what he's most excited about in 2019, what he'd tell bartenders starting out today (he's one of the most accomplished mentors going around) and what he regards as the most important of the many positions he's held to date. Then, we bring you the Free Pour Five with two of Asia's best bartenders - Rogerio Igarashi and Hisatsugu Saito - to explore the unique world of bartending and cocktail culture in Japan. Key points: 10:00 Changes Phil has seen in his time at Tales of the Cocktail. 17:00 Why Phil regards Australia as the best pound-for-pound cocktail nation in the world. 19:00 Where Phil thinks the cocktail revolution is at and where it’s headed 24:50 What Phil thinks people are looking to drink in 2019. 26:40 What Phil looks for when judging cocktail competitions. 33:10 The advice Phil would give to bartenders starting out today. 39:50 Phil’s most memorable drinking experience. 44:00 We bring out Phil’s soft side! 48:50 The Free Pour Five with Rogerio Igarashi and Hisatsugu Saito from Tokyo. Resources, bars and products mentioned: Malabusca Gin Tales of the Cocktail Philip’s Old Duff Genever Proof & Company Please Don’t Tell (PDT) New York Phil’s old bar, door 74 – the first speakeasy style cocktail bar in the Netherlands Eleven Madison Park New York The NoMad Hotel New York The Baxter Inn Sydney Rogerio Igarashi’s Japanese bars, Bar Tram and Bar TRENCH Nikka Coffey Gin

Design, 3D, Retouching, Lighting, Rendering, Octane, Presenting, Tutorials and Communities. In one year Phil has built a career in Motion Design and 3D where he is now presenting for Maxon at NAB. Host Blair Walker discusses this massive career pivot.   Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd  00.50 - Introducing Phil, creative retoucher 01.00 - Phil got into Cinema 4D January 2017 02.55 - Phil found it hard to understand how welcoming the C4D community is. See Matt's article on this, particularly the comments. 04.00 - Phil's motivation to make Octane tutorials. 04.30 - How the fundamentals of lighting and photography have helped jump start Phil's 3d career. 06.30 - When lighting in 3d, ask yourself “How would we light this in the real world?” (tip: stay away from the HDRs) 07.00 - What Phil learned from automotive photography and retouching: no direct light is used, it's all bounced light: the exclusion of light is actually what helps delineate reflective surfaces. 09.00 - Phil's take on tutorials 10.30 - For the millionth time: Do not present tutorials you've followed as your work 10.50 - Phil’s Octane tutorial on Brograph 12.00 - The great benefit of developing skills additional to those you currently use at work: Phil's ascent into the role of 3D CG artist 13.40 - Phil will be speaking at NAB this year 14.30 - The importance of having a supportive partner 17.18 - Phil’s transformative trip to Half Rez in 2017 19.00 - The gap between schools/universities and real jobs 19.50 - Connect and network if you want to get into the industry: the percentage of entry level people who contact industry professionals is tiny 21.40 - Branding yourself: from Phil Roberts to RaidZer0 24.15 - Mathias Omotala of Maxon 26.00 – Phil's exploration of animation 27.30 – GorillaCam 29.30 – Learning compositing from a retoucher's perspective. 32.15 – Phil's spaceman animation based on a Mixamo walk cycle 32.28 – Mixamo as a creative starting point 33.10 – The French Monkey texture resource 34.50 – The utility of constraints and pre-built assets for learners of 3D and motion design. The topic is so huge that it's better (and more realistic) to focus on one aspect per project eg animation or lighting or texturing, rather than all of the above. 37.20 – How to develop quickly as a motion designer 37.30 – Randorenders from Brograph 40.15 – Pro Video Picks: Going to the gym three or four times a week 41.39 – Following Online: CGChannel.com Inspirational Video: Twisted Poly showreel 43.50 – Vivid: Lighting the Sails Sydney Opera House project  45.30 – Sources of inspiration: Sci-Fi films 47.00 – Follow Phil Online: twitter instagram brograph slack 48.50 – Who should come on the show? David Brodeur 50.48 - Joel Dubin 33:50 - Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website

For episode 57 we're exploring the dynamic world of sports science at the crossroads of technology with Emmy award-winning writer and the author of "Unplugged," Phil White. In this podcast we're talking about the connections between mindfulness and technology when it comes to breathing, eating, moving, sleeping, and exercising including the relationship of health club and fitness facilities and devices. We also learn from Phil about the importance of what he calls having a "white belt mentality" when it comes to both fitness and technology, and why he believes that technology's best use case in fitness is to identify a movement fault that is potentially harmful to a client, know what the correct solution is, and to have the client implement that solution. For successful coaches and trainers, we uncover why fitness technology must only be a tool in a professional's toolbox to help inform, educate, and increase self-awareness to get a client to a place where they are actually independent and no longer need that technology. When it comes to sports science being fueled by technology, what are the real game changers and the most important aspects of consciously applied devices and software to truly support and uplift the human inside and outside the club?  The answer to that question and much more takeaways for club owners, operators, and fitness pros in this episode with Phil white. About The Book: Unplugged: Evolve from Technology to Upgrade Your Fitness, Performance, & Consciousness In the first quarter of 2016, Americans bought 19.7 million fitness wearables, an increase of 67 percent over the previous year. By 2020, the global market for fitness-focused apps and devices is expected to grow to $30 billion. This means that more than ever, we’re looking at our wrists not only to check the time, but also to see how much we’ve moved, monitor our heart rate, and see how we’re stacking up against yesterday’s tallies. As a result of our fitness tech addiction, we’ve lost awareness of what we’re doing, how we’re feeling, and what’s going on around us. This is bad enough in the gym, but when we get outside, the constant checking of a tiny screen truly wreaks havoc, downgrading what should be a rich experience into yet another task we need to complete to meet our daily goals. And if we fall short, we feel inadequate. There’s also the issue of data inaccuracy, with many device makers now admitting that their gadgets provide only estimates. So why do we continue to obsess over data and treat it as gospel truth?    It’s time to stop, take a breath, and hit the reset button in a big way. Unplugged provides a blueprint for using technology to meet your health and performance goals in a much smarter way, while reconnecting to your instincts and the natural world. In addition to sharing the performance expertise of Brian Mackenzie and the scientific insight of Dr. Andy Galpin, Unplugged features exclusive stories and advice from elite athletes and world-renowned experts like Laird Hamilton, Tim Ferriss, Kai Lenny, Kelly Starrett, Steven Kotler, Erin Cafaro, Lenny Wiersma, Dr. Frank Merritt, and Brandon Rager. About Phil White Phil White is an Emmy-nominated writer who frequently contributes to The Inertia, SUP the Mag and Canoe & Kayak. He is the co-author, with Dr. Kelly Starrett, of the forthcoming books Flight Plan and Waterman 2.0, and is also collaborating on Game Changer with University of Michigan football performance director Dr. Fergus Connolly and Bridging the Gap with Sue Falsone, the first female athletic head trainer in Major League sports. His other books include Whistle Stop, which Larry King said, “I can’t put down,” and Our Supreme Task, which The Times Literary Supplement called “Illuminating.” About "Game Changer"  As the rewards for winning have increased, it’s no surprise that sports team budgets have followed suit. Sure, the athletic program at the University of Texas brought in $161 million last year, but the Longhorns also spent $154 million over the same period. Fifteen other college athletics program also racked up over $100 million in annual expenses. But that’s child’s play compared to the outgoings at the world’s most valuable soccer team, Manchester United, which spent more than $500 million in 2015.  The trouble is that all this spending often fails to yield better results. Teams in all sports have tried just about every gimmick to “hack” their way to better performance. But as they’ve gotten stuck in stats, mired in backroom politics, and diverted by the facilities arms race, many have lost sight of what should’ve been their primary focus all along: the game itself.  In Game Changer, Fergus Connolly shows how to improve performance with evidence-based analysis and athlete-focused training. Through his unprecedented experiences with teams in professional football, basketball, rugby, soccer, Aussie Rules, and Gaelic football, as well as with elite military units, Connolly has discovered how to break down the common elements in all sports to their basic components so that each moment of any game can be better analyzed, whether you’re a player or a coach. The lessons of game day then can be used to create valuable learning experiences in training, evaluate the quality of your team’s performance, and home in on what’s working and what isn’t.  Game Changer also shows you how to expand training focus from players' physical qualities to also advance athletes technically, tactically, and psychologically. His TTPP Model not only helps players continually progress but also stops treating them like a disposable commodity and instead prioritizes athlete health. Listen To Episode 057 As Phil Uncovers Why Phil partnered with Coach Fergus Connolly to write Game Changer Why when it comes to fitness technology Phil believes that for bio hacking or any "hacks" are only a short-term solution and are not sustainable for a life of health Understanding the white belt mentality: being humble in your service and growth in a career Training: RPE rate of perceived exertion vs. MEPS or HRV Why Phil believes one of the most important coaching aspects for trainers is to stop trying to reduce everything to the physical Exploring the Technical, Tactical, Psychological and Physical aspects of Game Changer Quantitative vs. Contextual when we view the lens of fitness technology  The Six Laws of Winning:  The Law of Knowledge The law of Human Superiority The Law of Intensity & Quality The Law of Individualization The Law of Preparation  The Law of Support  Actionable steps for club owners, operators, and fitness professionals around technology and members The role of emotional intelligence in the age of exponential technology Going back to the basics: eating, moving, breathing, sleeping, human connection with specialized training Why successful fitness trainers and clubs will encapsulate technology into a wellness ecosystem rather than just being fitness specific What Phil beliefs about college athletics that transferred to the fitness industry in both monetary concern and client care Parting guidance for owners and operators in 2018 Top 3 Takeaways From The Show Emotional intelligence is becoming a more valuable skill set every day in a world of fitness technology and a growing dependency that some coaches may fall into with too much of a focus on the actual device, rather than cuing their client for movement and behavior. Phil believes that with the right amount of mindfulness, fitness pros and coaches can use fitness tech as a tool for cueing, learning, and sensing instead of as a taskmaster that stresses them out. Understanding the six laws of winning in the fitness industry and in athletics, when we look at the segment of human superiority, Phil believes that fitness and coaching has always been and will continue to always be a truly shoulder to shoulder personal endeavor. While technology can support behaviors virtually along with concierge coaching, the most important part of your facility's approach for the client entering a relationship with a trainer to be a win is that there must be a focus on human superiority in contrast to technology. Phil believes that we all must "major in the majors" in order for health club members and personal training clients to achieve the real transformation their paying for. The law of individualization states that highly effective winners can't be mass-produced in a short training cycle, and in that same regard, no matter where our industry rides the wave of exponential tech in 2018, what's most important is that we always remember the basics of eating, moving, sleeping, breathing, and human connection. These must be uplifted by the tech we use, and in this world of distraction the fitness industry has an incredible responsibility on its shoulders: to give our millions of members worldwide a trusted space to practice those basics and never forget no matter how much technology grows to keep the human as the master rather than the servant. Power Quotes From Phil White "It's not enough to have quantitative analysis through a fitness device unless you are putting it into a behavioral and environmental context."  - Phil White on the Fitness + Technology Podcast "Technology's best use case in fitness is to identify a movement fault that is potentially harmful to a client, know what the correct solution is, and then have the client implement that solution. For best success, you use fitness technology only as a tool in your toolbox to help inform, educate, and increase self-awareness to get your client to a place where they are independent and no longer need that technology." - Phil White on the Fitness + Technology Podcast Resources Mentioned From Phil White Become a Member of FIT-C Game Changer Book Athlete Unplugged Phil White on Facebook Phil White books Phil White on Twitter Unplugged Book Sport Illustrated Article: Does Investing in Sports Science Actually Result in More Wins? Crossfit OURA Ring Fitbit Coaches Eye Andy Galpin Brett Jones Fitness Cal State Fullerton Pavel: Simple & Sinister Brain Mackenzie SEALFIT Breathwork Wim Hof Steven Kotler Jamie Wheal Stealing Fire Book The Rise of Superman Dom D'agostino Precision Nutrition Kelly Starrett: Supple Leopard Chris Winters: Sleep book Thanks To Our Outstanding Sponsors Bryan O’Rourke and his family of companies including Vedere Ventures, Integerus Advisors, and many more. If you are looking for unmatched guidance, capital, insights or a great speaker or facilitator, Bryan and his partners are the go to resource for your organization. To learn more visit bryankorourke.com The Fitness Industry Technology Council, your non-profit resource for reliable technology information supported by forward looking brands who are seeking to drive increased technology adoption in the fitness industry. 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It's Wednesday! We're talking about our Porn Names, Phil Dying in his sleep & What Phil wanted to be when he grew up. You know that makes for an Amazing Morning Show that is definitely not average! You don't want to miss this exciting new show. Press Play, like and please share!

Get all links mentioned in the episode:https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/034-how-facts-ruin-a-good-story-phil-ruthven-am Skip through the episode:What Phil is most well-known for {07:58}How he got into forecasting, IBISWorld {08:59}How Phil researches and what he reads {34:50}Taking a holistic approach to information {37:00}Understanding cycles in the business environment {37:54}The future economy of Australia {42:07}Opinion on the current political landscape {01:02:01}If Phil were to restructure politics in Australia {01:10:52}Political leaders vs business leaders {01:18:48}What would he do differently from his past? {01:26:43}Lessons learnt from his parents {01:27:53}Recommended books {01:33:11}If he could have a billboard anywhere {01:37:20}

Summary: In this episode, Dave shares the E.O. mic with Phil Randazzo, founder of American Dream U, an organization that helps people transition out from the military and into civilian life. He’s also the founder also the founder of Text Safe Teens, a patented app that prevents teens from using their phones when they’re in school or behind the wheel. Listen as Phil talks about his transition from life as an insurance salesman in Las Vegas, to the founder of a non-profit organization dedicated to helping men and women in uniform. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:34 – Dave introduces Phil 02:34 – Phil’s path to success has been a path of ADD 03:18 – Phil highlights his background 03:20 – Born in Chicago 03:23 – He got his now-wife for 25 years pregnant during his senior year of college 03:50 – They moved out to Las Vegas 04:24 – Phil’s mom and sister were excited for the baby 05:03 – His in-laws thought he was a devil 06:00 – Phil’s friend said he’d help him sell insurance in Vegas 06:18 – But selling insurance didn’t work out 06:34 – Phil didn’t study the art of selling 06:39 – Phil worked 3 jobs while his wife worked 2 to makes end meet 06:55 – Phil applied to sell fire extinguishers but got rejected 07:22 – This was Phil’s turning point 07:26 – Phil turned his car into a ‘university’ and became a student for the first time in his life 08:01 – How to Make Millions with Your Ideas by Dan Kennedy 09:17 – Successful sales don’t manipulate 09:38 – Phil started to make insurance sales 10:32 – He opened an insurance business in 1994 that is still live today 10:51 – Nevada Benefits 12:24 – Phil’s first big win was when he was able to buy land in Las Vegas 12:44 – After having lunch with a guy, he decided to be his partner on a building 13:03 – Phil put the land in Escrow with some money 13:16 – Phil figured out a way to get a dozen credit cards with a $100K credit limit 13:30 – Yes, he bought his first piece of land with credit cards 14:40 – Phil kept buying land, building buildings, and selling them 15:26 – He was putting money aside for future opportunities 15:54 – Phil started investing in parcels of raw land 16:17 – When 9/11 happened Phil looked into joining the military 16:34 – Instead he started the process for creating American Dream U 18:30 – Phil looked for the support for the military 18:46 – In 4 days, Phil had 5,000 people in his office parking lot 19:06 – Phil started calling people and decided to start a non-profit 20:16 – The process took weeks, but his application eventually got approved 21:36 – What American Dream U is and how it works 24:11 – American Dream U is 100% FREE 25:36 – Tim Jennings, a ranger that Dave met at Fort Bragg was a guest on the EO Podcast 27:06 – From American Dream U, the soldiers get a little inspiration on where to start 27:56 – All about Mission Next 28:24 – Phil wanted to find out what soldier-entrepreneurs did to become successful 29:20 – The book is totally FREE for veterans and family of veterans 30:16 – Spend 20 mins on the phone with somebody and guide them in life 31:56 – People often attribute success to how much money you make, this is a mistake 32:33 – When Phil started, it was just about the bank account 35:10 – Phil wants to travel and sell his house in Vegas 35:50 – What Phil’s wife, Jennifer feels about Phil’s plans 36:28 – Generally, entrepreneurs love and appreciate change 37:22 – Phil is struggling with his plans and his family 39:05 – EO has a great community of entrepreneurs 40:20 – Strategic Coach –another group of entrepreneurs 42:30 – The book Mission Next is available on Amazon 42:34 – To make a donation, go to American Dream U 43:00 – Phil is having a podcast soon! 3 Key Points: Learning doesn’t stop with school—in fact, many times learning doesn’t start until after we’re done with school. Always, always, ALWAYS follow your passion. The world is littered with uncertainty—face it as best you can. Resources Mentioned: Entrepreneur's Organization – The EO Network American Dream U– An organization founded by Phil Text Safe Teens – A company where Phil is also an owner Shark Talk, Funding Your Bigger Venture, Mission Next  – Phil’s books How to Make Millions with Your Ideas by Dan Kennedy – The first entrepreneurial book Phil read Nevada Benefits – Phil’s insurance business Tim Jennings – A former ranger who was interviewed in the EO podcast Credits: Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

Phil sprints through the premiers of the Flash and Arrow from this past week.   00:00 - Intro 00:52 - What Phil was up to 01:40 - Flash Review 17:53 - Rating 18:24 - Arrow Review 26:58 - Rating 27:45 - Weekly Rankings 29:09 - Outro   Phil's Ratings Flash S3 E1: A- Arrow S5 E1: A   Weekly Rankings 1. Arrow 2. Flash 3. Gotham   Phil's video link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP2G6UKRmwc

Are you interested in speaking to youth or a school audience? On today's episode of The Speaker Lab my close friend and mentor Phil Boyte joins us to share his insights on that very topic. Phil focuses exclusively on speaking in schools, everyone from students to teachers to the district administrative team. He begins episode 64 by discussing what speaking looks like for him. He also offers his advice on how to truly make an impact when speaking to young people, and why his assembly schedule works well in the school system. And if you're curious about the most effective way to speak to a young audience Phil talks about that too! Based on his personal experiences speaking to young audiences, he imparts plenty of wisdom on the topics of youth and school audiences.  Listen in to hear all of it on this episode of The Speaker Lab! THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS SHOW Exactly how Phil got his start speaking in schools. What are the three stages of a speaking career? How can you speak effectively to a younger audience? Paul's advice for finding and keeping bookings. How can you become a "category of one"? The difference between the success of a program and the success of an individual. Is there money in the youth and the school market to hire you as a speaker? What Phil has learned about maintaining a healthy personal life. And much, much more! EPISODE RESOURCES Phil Boyte's web site Phil Boyte's speaking web site Breaking Down the Walls, Phil's program Phil Boyte on Twitter The Speaker Lab Facebook group Top Speakers Tips Ready for more speakers? Join our free speaker workshop Got questions? Send them in here Email me! Subscribe on iTunes, and leave us a rating or review

Mac and Nathan discuss the new PBS show I'll have What Phil's Having as well as how Chuck E. Cheese's has changed over the years as well as reviewing the latest in their favorite comic books! Music by Harmony Constant cdbaby.com/harmonyconstant

For more than 35 years, Phil Maffetone has brought the latest advances in fitness and nutrition to health-care professionals around the world. Dr. Maffetone has a bachelor’s degree in human biology and a doctorate in chiropractic, with certifications in physiotherapy, Chinese medicine, and kinesiology. Dr. Maffetone has worked with world-class athletes and celebrity personalities, as well as people from all walks of life. His extensive list of clients include professional football and baseball players, race-car drivers, Olympic medalists, and, of course, six-time Hawaii Ironman Champion Mark Allen. Phil Maffetone is an internationally-acclaimed author, having published more than 20 books including the first on heart-rate monitoring (early 1980s) and the first on the benefits of barefoot running (1990s). Dr. Maffetone’s textbook, Complementary Sports Medicine (Human Kinetics 1999), is published in English, Italian, Japanese, and Korean. Dr. Maffetone continues to write extensively and lecture worldwide on health and human performance. A clever way to convince people of their carbohydrate intolerance. In the early 1980s Dr. Maffetone had a lot of experience with low-carb, high-fat diets but came against the popular notion of the day that protein and fat was unhealthy. He found it increasingly difficult to convince people that his ideas were right, so he came up with the Two-week Test as an attempt to show people the difference. His thought was that since he couldn’t convince people intellectually, he’d have to show them how good they could feel in just two weeks by adopting his recommendations. For two weeks he’d have the client eliminate all junk food, remove all moderate and high glycemic index foods, and then keep track of their symptoms and weight. If dealing with specific health issues the client would keep track of those as well (blood pressure, for example). In just two weeks many of those clients would feel so much better the wouldn’t require any more convincing on the part of Dr. Maffetone. A different time with different issues. As the winds of change have continued to blow over the health and fitness culture we’ve seen things come to a point today where many top athletes, trainers, and coaches have come around to Dr. Phil’s way of thinking about dietary issues. Still, there are problems that come even on that side of the spectrum. One of the more recent is athletes on a high-fat diet who are under eating. Dr. Phil says, “Not being hungry is a wonderful thing… if you’re healthy.” He insists that these athletes need to focus on nutrient density if they’re eating so much less. This is a wide ranging conversation covering many aspects of Dr. Phil’s experience and career as a health practitioner and coach, as well as his insights on the training practices athletes can use to increase aerobic strength as well as performance. You’ll enjoy this one! Here’s the outline of this interview with Phil Maffetone: [0:03] Introduction of Phil Maffetone, doctor, author, and pioneer of heart rate monitoring. [2:02] Phil’s description of what’s in his latest book, “The Endurance Handbook.” [3:22] What Phil recommends to improve muscular strength without sacrificing health. [8:48] The app that Dr. Phil is working on and why he’s creating it. [11:04] The work that goes into research studies and the thing that’s missing in healthcare today (Dr. / Patient relationship). [12:58] The kind of work Phil does with his clients, including testing and coaching. [24:10] What Dr. Phil has changed in his testing over the years. [30:28] Dr. Phil’s Two-week Test. [33:48] Is the Two-week Test as needed today? [37:00] What Dr. Phil believes causes insulin resistance? [42:28] How common is it for athletes on a high fat diet to undereat? [50:35] Christopher’s experience with doing workouts according to what he “feels” he needs, including interval training, and Dr. Phil’s response. [58:31] Does working the aerobic system mean that an athlete needs to do 25 hours of training a week? [1:01:00] Where would Dr. Phil start if he had no degrees but wanted to start again? [1:04:50] Dr. Phil’s certification program that’s being created. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Endurance Planet Podcast Phil’s conversation with Robb Wolf The Big Book of Endurance Training and Racing The Endurance Handbook ”How To Achieve Athletic Potential, Stay Healthy, and Get the Most Out of Your Body Fast After Fifty Digital Fitness is a Digital Misfit (article) Podcast episode on Iron Overload Phil Maffetone’s website www.MaffetoneMusic.com PEOPLE MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Robb Wolf Tawnee Prazak Joe Friel Amanda Stevens (athlete) Tim Noakes Mike Pigg (athlete) George Shehan

Hello, listeners.  What can I help you with?  Sorry, I'm not sure what you said.  You want to listen to the "Jobs" podcast?You can download the podcast here by right-clicking on that link and choosing "save as", or you can use the convenient player located below:Ashton Kutcher portrays one of the most respected visionaries of the past...37 odd years.  He has the walk, the look of Steve Jobs but falls short of the mark in creating a fleshed out character.  Phil thinks he is the wrong choice for the role, Andrew thinks with the right director the performance would be successful.  What Phil and Andrew agree on is that "Jobs" needs an upgrade, badly.Kutcher as Jobs, introudicng the iPod for the first time.On a completely different note, Leonard Kastle's cult 1969 crime drama "The Honeymoon Killers" gets the Albatross Applesauce treatment in our Criterion Corner.  A film about an odd couple who go around murdering lonely women that is based on actual events!  This black and white and darkly humorous gem features a classic performance by Shirley Stoler as the severely troubled nurse who falls head over heels for Tony Lo Bianco's suave, Spanish lothario.  It's certainly a disturbing picture - but very artful and worthwhile viewing.

Automobile Stories, What Phil is Playing - Counter-Strike and Dawn of War Dark Crusade, Study of In-Game Ads, Sony Quotes of the Week, Ultra Gamers, Class Action Lawsuit Against Nintendo, Sony PS3 Exclusive Titles, Second Life Griefing, Transformers Live Active Movie and Video Games, Price of a Next-Generation Game, New PS3 System, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome from Gaming, Mailbag (mp3) Length: 32:47, Size: 15805506