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On this episode of The Lippert Built to Lead Podcast, Edgar Cabello, leadership development director, speaks with Sean Cale, Director of Lean Manufacturing, Interiors, about LEAN manufacturing and building continuous improvement culture. Sean talks about how he developed his LEAN mindset and shares tips to get started with these processes. He also discusses how Lippert has developed continuous improvement culture and its impacts on the organization.   “Any edge you can put on yourself to be more competitive and not just the work environment, but more importantly, on a personal aspect, it's the amount of impact you can make on the world.” -Sean Cale [11:19]   “It's the impact of building a continuous improvement culture that doesn't just help the business. It's cyclical, isn't it? It helps the people. The people help the business. The business helps the people.” -Edgar Cabello [24:07]   What You Will Learn: [02:06] Meet Sean [05:24] LEAN vs Continuous Improvement [08:34] What has helped Sean develop his LEAN mindset [11:39] The type of person best suited for his team [12:58] The creativity of manufacturing and how they're having fun [16:34] What is JustFixIt [18:52] What is Kaizen and its impact at the organization [24:06] How Lippert's vision helps build continuous improvement culture [28:45] What Sean is proud of with continuous improvement culture [32:48] Why companies struggle with LEAN processes [35:06] How to get started with LEAN   Resources: Visit our website: https://www.lci1.com/academy Email us: academy@lci1.com

Sean V. Bradley, CSP is an entrepreneur, published author, speaker and award-winning international trainer. He is a 13-time NADA/ATD convention speaker, Franklin Covey Certified Facilitator and has earned the coveted “CSP” designation in the National Speakers Association. Sean is also a member of the elite “Million Dollar Speakers Group”, in the NSA, and additionally a state association speaker and trainer.   In this episode, Brad and Sean unpack how Sean has gone from a teenage felon to running a multi-million dollar business. Find out where Sean's drive comes from!   00:00 Intro 01:40 A teenage “kingpin” 03:19 “Everything that I do in business I have learned in my whole life.” - Sean V Bradley 05:30 The start for Sean 06:00 Go to https://www.bradleyondemand.com to see what Sean does 06:32 Sean's book 08:39 Bomb 1: “It's not the New York Time Best Written Author, it's the New York Times Best SELLING Author.” - Sean V Bradley 10:00 The story of why Sean always wears orange 13:35 “People prefer watching videos than doing ANYTHING else.” - Sean V Bradley 16:50 Season 2 of “I Was A Teenage Felon” coming soon 19:00 Martial Arts 28:00 The production for a TV show 30:06 AI 34:20 What Sean has learned in business 34:58 Bomb 2: The number one thing is mindset 38:32 The National Speaker Association 39:36 Reach out to Sean through https://www.dealersynergy.com and join his community as well as learn about his conference coming up in Philadelphia!  

My guest today was diagnosed with ADHD and twice-exceptionality later in life. We have connected through TikTok and are learning a lot from each other. He demonstrates kind accountability in his TikTok posts and shows authenticity in his longer YouTube posts that I greatly appreciate. Join us to hear his unique perspective. Sean Szolek-Van Valkenburgh grew up in Indiana surrounded by orchestral, classical, and contemporary music. His formal musical education began at age 7 when he started studying piano and performing in choral ensembles. As his musical education progressed, he noticed that he had the unusual gift of chromesthesia. Through TikTok, Sean avidly posts about being a professional musician and artist and connects with over 680,000 followers; he refers to them as “kings, queens, and monarchs.” He hopes to provide a safe, inclusive, and entertaining platform that prioritizes genuine content creation and critical thought. Show Highlights: What is chromesthesia? Multiple senses cross in the brain, making it possible to hear music and also see it in colors, textures, and patterns How Sean uses TikTok to share music and chromesthesia Why Sean is intensely passionate about educating and helping people see the world in different ways, especially the “lightbulb” moments of learning How Sean's personal brand of intensity cuts through to the truth and presents it to people, shining light on obscure areas in the legal system As Sean grew up, he was very adamant about certain fixations, like dominoes and Jenga; his twice-exceptionality was masked by his ability to study and learn, but his ADHD was overlooked for a time How his ADHD impacted the way he planned and self-regulated himself and caused imbalance in his mental health How Sean was socially isolated with a few superficial friendships and focused on his hyperfixations How Sean had to learn in college to apply himself to social constructs The cultural factors that affected Sean as he and his sister were black twins adopted by white parents, and how this helped inform his cultural understanding How Sean had to tone himself down as a counselor at a fine arts summer camp and learn how to expend his energy in appropriate ways Why Sean depends on established routines and structures that work with his ADHD How Sean has gotten out of control on social media in exposing the truth and presenting the facts, sometimes finding it difficult to strike a balance How Sean uses his fire for good in helping people channel their fire into artistic expression in different ways How Sean harnesses the power of his intensity through self-regulation and recognizing the power behind his personality and neurodivergence How Sean recognized his twice-exceptionality How Sean has learned to take time for himself and take mental inventory with introspection Sean's advice: “Be educated and aware when you speak about ADHD. Know your abilities and disabilities. It's a long journey. Find your authentic self and work on defining yourself.” How to ask for accommodations What Sean is working on for the future Resources: Find Sean on Instagram:  @seanszolekvanvalkenburgh Find Sean on Twitter:  @SeanSzolek Find Sean on TikTok:  @seansvv 

Sean O'Sallaigh decided to take his mom, Mary, on a trip to Nepal in 2018. His mother suffered from Alzheimer's disease. He wanted to take her from the harsh Irish winter. What Sean noticed was the travel actually improved her condition. She started walking and talking again. Then Sean took her to Rome where they visited restaurants. Everywhere they travelled, Mary engaged with people. Later they travelled to South Africa. She died there at age 83 after more than a year of travel.* This is an example of faithfulness. Sean was devoted to his mother's best interest over months of time. Faithfulness is often associated with devotion to the interests of another. This is true of the story of the talents that Jesus told in Matthew 25. A master entrusted servants with his wealth. After a long time he returned. Hear what the master said to the good servant in verse 23, "Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Come and share your master's happiness!"(NIV) God's Spirit is working to produce in us this type of faithfulness. The faithfulness that is devoted to the interests of Jesus. The faithfulness that looks after the interests of others and enables them to trust us. The faithfulness that is expressed over time. May you be found faithful! *"Devoted Son Took His Mom With Alzheimer's on Incredible Round-the-World Adventure–And She Improved," Good News Network, June 1, 2021, https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/son-mom-alzheimers-world-trip-sean-osallaigh/. Please provide feedback and suggestions at: https://www.sparkingfaith.com/feedback/ Bumper music “Landing Place” performed by Mark July, used under license from Shutterstock.

In this episode of Med Device Unleashed, I am talking to Sean Bryant, a seasoned and polished sales professional with years of experience.Listen in to hear Sean’s perspectives on failing forward and learning lessons, what he looks for when hiring candidates, and how he manages his time.“If you look at it the right way, and you look at it as a learning experience and something that’s going to make you better, then good. You’re going to be better.”Top Takeaways: Failing forward and continuing to learn from your experiences to grow. How obstacles are showing you the way forward. Work ethic is paramount to success. There’s always more to learn. Showcase your numbers and prove your success on your resume. Your attention to detail in your resume communicates your attention to detail in your job. Remember that it is all about the patient, no matter what. You don’t have to have the best product to be the best salesperson. Be hungry, humble, and emotionally intelligent. Focus on personal development. Episode’s Timeline: [03:48] About Sean’s background and how he came to med device sales. [11:00] Getting over the fear of failure fast and learning to take risks. [15:03] Sean’s experience in trauma and how it was a benefit to him. [21:00) Tips on becoming a Territory Manager. [25:10] Building an effective resume. [30:00] Understanding that what you do is a privilege and building trust with medical teams. [32:50] What Sean looks for in potential candidates. [42:35] Managing your time and to-do list effectively and efficiently. [54:30] What advice would Sean give himself if he could go back 5 years? 

Rob Cressy is joined by sports betting consultant Sean Lockhart to discuss the NFL Draft. Sean and host Rob Cressy discuss:- How Sean and Rob did betting the NFL Draft.-  The big wins, such as Jaycee Horn as the first defender drafted.- The big losses, like Mac Jones to the 49ers at No. 3.- The value of draft day information in making your bets.- Trends Sean and Rob identified ahead of and during the draft.- Worthwhile NFL win totals bets.- Taking plus-money on the Super Bowl champion Buccaneers win total. - What Sean looks for betting rumors like the Aaron Rodgers situation.- Which teams to jump on and which to fade looking at their win totals. You can find Sean on Twitter @DaRealPapaBear. Connect with Rob Cressy @robcressy on Twitter and send in your feedback, best bets and bad beats.Be sure to subscribe, rate and review The Sharp 600 podcast.

The nursing and healthcare profession can be invigorating, but it can also be challenging, often leading to burnout. If nurses are working in an environment that is not conducive to bringing their best to the bedside, the patients will not get the best outcomes. On today’s show, we talk to Sean Clarke, the Executive Vice Dean and Professor at NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing. With over two decades of higher education experience as a professor, research manager, and academic administrator in this field, Sean has a lot of insight into different aspects of the nursing field. He has also done extensive research into the subject of improving the working conditions of nurses. He addresses some of the inherent challenges nurses and healthcare professionals face and shares valuable advice on the importance of self-care, communicating your feelings, and maintaining perspective in order to avoid burnout. Sean emphasizes the importance of good management and provides insight into some of the other paths you can take in nursing beyond the bedside. To hear about how you can stay mentally and physically healthy in this job, stay engaged and invigorated in the valuable work you do, and advance your own career, tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Sean shares how he got into healthcare, from volunteering at hospitals to his current position.Insight into the current nursing shortage and the opportunities available. What his role as Executive Vice Dean and Professor entails. Sean shares some insight into some of the other paths you can take in nursing beyond the bedside. Sean discusses his research into how to improve the working conditions of nurses.Thoughts on preventing burnout and encouraging engagement: The importance of valuing people.The inherent challenges for nurses and healthcare professionals: physical demands, working hours, rest, infection risk, and time pressure.The importance of acknowledging the value of the work, naming the challenges and hazards, and educating staff about self-care.The importance of communication between staff and management: They need to be aware of each others’ realities and they need to feel heard.How the sense of connectedness to patients, coworkers, and the workplace is vital to the well-being of nurses.  The importance of maintaining perspective, hope, and a sense of empowerment. The problem of time and the importance of good, passionate leaders and management.How to advance in your career: Education, side projects or organizations, and mentorship. How to continue to learn in your roleThe best piece of advice Sean’s ever been given: Our lives are a combination of so many things, work is just one part of it.What Sean believes the future of nursing will look like: Technology and information more seamlessly blended into the nursing profession.Always remain open to the possibilities you might not have considered.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:LinkedInNYU Rory Meyers College of NursingConnell School of Nursing - Boston CollegeUniversity of TorontoUniversity of PennsylvaniaMcGill UniversityCarleton UniversityUniversity of Ottawa

NEW MONTH. NEW SEASON. (Literally) In this edition, I had the upmost honor in interviewing one of the most prominent Xavier Alums who's currently working in the entertainment industry. His name is Sean O'Rourke. Sean, a fellow Xavier Alum of '98, and a Middletown, CT Native (REPRESENT), he's making incredible moves as a Producer coming into the spotlight. He currently works as Clearance Supervisor at Access Hollywood. Previously, he worked as a Video Producer at the 'Tonight Show with Jay Leno.' As an aspiring director/producer, Sean and I shared our similar experiences and love for entertainment. From discussing perspectives of the Xavier days, to talking about our favorite shows (The West Wing, Breaking Bad). What Sean and I really have in common when it comes to working in the industry is reaching and gaining opportunities. Sean had made that mark in his move to Los Angeles. Plus, after all the experiences he has gained over the years, he was an avid proponent in helping fund the school's well-known podcast Falcon Talk. He is someone who will guide me in launching my career and it's been an honor talking with him This is one of the important interviews I produced and it is definitely a fun one! Hope you enjoy the SEASON 3 Premiere of Keeping Things Reel. Leave a 5-Star Review on Apple Podcasts and Follow on Spotify Follow Sean on these socials here: @ORourkeSean - Twitter/Instagram LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-o-rourke-06552b167/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this next part we covered - What happens to the metabolism as we age - A fixed versus a growth mindset - Protein's role in weight loss and longevity - How to know how much protein to eat - What is your fat set point - The effect sleep deprivation can have on weight gain - Cravings & Binge eating - Fasting - Can you motivate someone else? - Sean shares some of the mental blocks he has overcome - What Sean's been doing to help him over the past few weeks - Why the 21 days challenge DIDN'T work for Sean - My experiences with low carb - Trigger foods and eating in moderation - Sean's strategy for overcoming eating for boredom - How to feel bad less often

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Sean Durkin is a screenwriter, director, and producer. His film The Nest, starring Jude Law and Carrie Coon, premiered at Sundance and Vanity Fair called it one of the best films of 2020. Sean won the Directing Award at Sundance for his first feature film, Martha Marcy May Marlene, starring Hugh Dancy, Elizabeth Olsen, and Sarah Paulson. Sean also produced The Rental, written and directed by Dave Franco, and starring Dan Stevens and Alison Brie.  What you will learn: Why Sean chose to set The Nest in the 1980s, just before the financial crash, and how the film encapsulates the ethos of that era. [0:00-9:45] How Sean was able to accomplish an intimate approach to storytelling in The Nest.  [9:45-14:59] How Sean was able to create tension and realistic drama not just through dialogue and action, but with space and stillness on screen, with his film Martha Marcy May Marlene. [14:59-21:40] What Sean looks for in actors on his projects, leading him to work with exceptional talent like Dan Stevens, Jude Law, Alison Brie, Sarah Paulson, and Carrie Coon, and how he was able to cast such amazing actors so early in his career. [21:40-32:20] How film festivals have been crucial in Sean’s career, but also why festivals are not imperative for all films to be successful; how the screenwriting and director’s labs at Sundance were formative experiences for him as a filmmaker and as a human being. [32:20-37:13] Why Sean believes that everything he learned in school and on the job was equally important to his development as a filmmaker, and how his childhood was influential in his choice to become a filmmaker; Finally, Sean gives advice to people aspiring to work in the film industry. [37:13-49:24] Resources: Sean Durkin’s: IMDb, Wikipedia, LinkedIn  

Sean Thielen-Esparza is Associate Product Manager at Hyperscience a company that uses machine learning to automate and modernize processes and operations for large scale companies and organizations. Sean has a fascinating story of crashing his career by leaving behind a promising opportunity in healthcare to pursue opportunities in tech on the other side of the country in NYC. In this episode: Sean’s background up to moving to New York to work as a tech product manager Why Sean decided to get off the med-school track, turn down a healthcare job offer, and pursue a career in tech How to Sean decide what type of companies that he wanted to focus on What Sean’s process for finding opportunities was like from identifying companies, to finding emails, and pitching key players at the companies he was focused on How Twitter and email allow us to completely rethink the way we go about finding job opportunities Balancing thriving in an internship with pursuing full-time opportunities What the first year working as a project manager has been like for Sean Connect with Sean on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanthielen-e/ We also want to hear your story. If you've created an opportunity and found a career that makes you feel alive, send it to Isaac [at] crash.co For more resources on creating a great career Check out Crash.co

Sean Parnell, Decorated Combat Veteran, NYT Best Selling Author, Father, Leader, Republican Candidate for the 17th Congressional District of Pennsylvania, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Sean talks about his leadership experience in battle and how he was able to unify his platoon of 40 men and successfully carry out life-or-death missions. He discusses the truth about being a leader, his call to run for office, the dirty political games he’s faced, the fake news media, and what he hopes to bring to Washington if elected. Sean covers a multitude of wide-ranging issues, including those political in nature, and talks about the importance of the upcoming election with regard to our liberty and way of life. If you’re wondering why politics are important (albeit tough to talk about) and why taking a stand and coming up with a unifying set of principles is essential, check this episode out now!       *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: What it was like writing a bestselling fiction book How the president called upon Sean, an ordinary citizen at the time, to run for congress Why Sean doesn’t consider himself a politician despite running for congress What it was like meeting President Trump and how that conversation went What Sean’s original plan was for his military career How he made such a successful drastic pivot in life Why politics have become so important the last few months and why the upcoming election is critical for our country (and the world) The problem with political discussions, but the problems with avoiding them The shutdown and how this has drastically effected our lives The fraud that is Dr. Fauci The many jobs lost during the shutdown and the problems with keeping this shutdown indefinitely The moving of the goal posts and the fact there is no real end in sight regarding the Pandemic Shutdown Whether Sean has future political aspirations What he plans to do in Washington once he’s elected Protecting and preserving the American Dream in this country Being a leader and uniting people, across all party lines What being a platoon leader taught Sean about leadership and uniting people from all races, creeds, genders, and political views The problem with diversity alone and the fact it’s not necessarily a unifying factor The leadership mindset Sean had to cultivate while being in charge of 40 men in battle The key to bringing others together despite differences and working together for a common cause Being okay with other people having different perspectives and takes on different issues and welcoming all types of views How to compromise but still be successful when it comes to working across the aisle Being tough and being a fighter, both for yourself, and for others The fake news media in America and how crooked they really are How the media covers President Trump compared to other politicians and past presidents The hypocrisy of the politicians in America and the rules they want others to follow but not themselves The dubious science behind mask wearing and the fact Joe Biden wants to mandate mask wearing for all Americans if elected What Donald Trump stands for in general and what Joe Biden stands for in general and the choice America has this upcoming election The major problem with censorship and what we must do to stop it Check out Sean on: Website: seanforcongress.co Book: amazon.com/One-True-Patriot-Novel Facebook:  facebook.com/officialseanparnell Sponsors: * Follow Justin on Instagram now for daily content not found anywhere else! *Check out Justin’s new book ELITE MIND at EliteMindBook.com. *Join our email list at EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter now! ** If your mailbox is anything like mine, 90% of the time it’s a fairly depressing place. 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In today’s episode, we cover:Sean’s experience as an entrepreneur.Sean’s background in science and his interest in climate change.How business revealed to him the regulatory and legislative barriers related to climate development.How his father and his work in cogeneration plants influenced his interest in biofuels and climate.The challenges faced by mission-driven energy companies.Why he feels, in general, the tech component is overstated as a barrier.Why deployment of technology is the real challenge.How Sean transitioned from business to politics.Why framing climate change, in a way that appeals to constituents’ specific interests, is key.The specific areas of the Green New Deal he takes issue with.How the needs of addressing climate change far exceed what’s politically possible currently.Why critical issues, like climate change, cannot be decided by the majority.What Sean recommends concerned citizens should do to address climate change.What Sean believes the U.S. needs to do to address climate change.Links to topics discussed in this episode:Website: https://casten.house.gov/aboutWikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sean_CastenRecycled Energy Development: http://www.recycled-energy.com/IMF Fossil Fuel Subsidy Report: https://www.imf.org/en/Topics/Environment/energy-subsidiesGreen New Deal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_New_Deal

Today Stu talks with world renowned author and therapist; Dr. Sean Stephenson. Studio 9 Episode 6 Show Notes: - Where does Sean’s story start? [3:35] - First speech at 14, Governor of Boys State at 16. [6:16] - Living Through High School; being involved. [7:44] - Becoming the President of the USA? [8:04] - Sean talks University and the beginnings of his speaking career. [10:44] - Navigating challenges. [11:07] - Sean explains the difference between speaking to students vs speaking to corporations. [13:54] - What Sean hopes sticks with his young audiences from his speeches. [15:44] - Making a TV Show? [16:04] - Two minutes with Sean; viral video! [17:44] - Where is Sean on his journey and where does he hope to be in 5 years? [19:54] - “Take good care of yourself.” [22:24] - Who inspires Dr. Sean Stephenson? [23:27] - The pros and cons of being a motivational speaker. [24:54] - Sean’s most embarrassing moment. [25:59] Links: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWhMgzCUYs8 [17:44] - https://tim.blog/ [22:37] - https://www.facebook.com/theseanstephenson/ - https://www.instagram.com/3footgiant/?hl=en - https://twitter.com/theseantourage?lang=en - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sean-stephenson-show/id1306604508 [24:17]

There are so many factors that influence our beliefs surrounding money. Whether it’s our childhood experiences, fluctuating income levels, or our general perception of how money plays a role in our lives, it has always been a constant variable in how we think about and view ourselves. In this episode, I’m joined by the Founder at ‘Underground Wellness’ and Host of ‘The Quote of The Day Show’ podcast, Sean Croxton! Sean has built an incredible mindset around personal finance and been a true innovator within his field. He explains how gaining a deeper understanding of how money is valued and why believing that we are deserving of having a comfortable income is something that can really benefit us and enhance our thinking. We discuss how Sean discovered the world of personal development, how he has helped clients shift and challenge their own limiting beliefs, as well as his insights on feelings of guilt that can be present when we earn more money. If you’re curious to learn more, then tune in to Episode 16 of Uncover Your Magic! Some Questions I Ask:Where did you feel your blinders first came off and made you realise your own personal ‘magic’? (4:43)Have you always had a focus on making money throughout your life? (10:45)How do you shift people’s mindsets so they believe they are deserving of wanting for more, financially? (15:31)When was the moment you started to challenge your own limiting beliefs surrounding money? (20:09)How do you approach creating new ideas for income streams? (25:48)Could you tell the story of why you chose to sell your TV in order to attend your first personal development seminar? (37:04)When you have children of your own, what is going to be your main focus in raising them? (40:36)What does your manifestation of your life in the future look like? (48:29)Where do you see yourself in five years? (51:06)In This Episode You Will Learn:The story of how I discovered Sean Croxton & His personal background in the Podcasting space (1:43)Our experiences in the Personal Training industry & How Sean has used his platform as an opportunity to help clients challenge their own limiting beliefs (7:41)When Sean realised his own limits financially & The perspective it gave him (12:25)How Sean maintained the momentum he had for earning money and applied it to future projects & Insights on his own ‘frivolous spending’ (23:44)Sean’s mindset behind innovating in the digital space (27:56)What Sean has learned within the personal development space & His experience working with Bob Proctor (30:41)Why letting your children become comfortable with the idea of failure and embracing ‘the unknown’ can benefit them in the long run (44:57)Why Sean strives for financial stability in order to spend more time with his family in the future (47:29)Let’s Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramConnect With Sean Croxton:WebsiteInstagramLinkedIn‘The Quote of The Day Show’ - WebsitePodcast: ‘The Quote of The Day Show’Resources:Book: ‘The Power of Intention: Learning to Co-Create Your World Your Way’ Author, Wayne DyerBook: ‘Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment’ Author, Amir Levine & Rachel Heller See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s Guest Sean Ellis coined the term "Growth Hacking" and is considered the founder of the worldwide Growth Hacking movement. He developed and applied Growth Hacking at companies like Dropbox, Eventbrite, LogMeIn, and Lookout, which led to breakout growth for these companies (all worth billions of dollars today). Today Sean helps companies around the globe accelerate customer and revenue growth through workshops, keynote presentations, and select advising roles. His work has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, WIRED, Fast Company, Inc.com, TechCrunch, and MSNBC. Timestamps: 2:17 - 4:53 - What is Growth Hacking 5:00 - 6:44 - What is the function of a business 6:49 - 9:55 - How to build a sustainable business 9:58 - 15:20 - Why is it hard for companies to implement the growth hacking strategies 15:27 - 21:18 - Can you reorganize the business model of a company? 21:20 - 29:02 - What Sean learned from his podcast? 29:03 - 31:04 - What does Sean think of companies that could use this Coronavirus trend for growth 31:05 - 41:58 - How can we educate people around growth marketing 42:00 - 45:58 - On what is Sean currently working on 46:10 - 50:33 - What is the team around Sean and what people is he following?  Find Sean Ellis: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanellis/ Website: https://www.seanellis.me/ Podcast: https://www.seanellis.me/breakout-growth-podcast.html  Book: https://amzn.to/3hxLn3b Course:https://gopractice.io/

Originally, I had recorded a show with an eyewitness that I planned to air tonight, but that recording was plagued with audio quality issues. Due to that, I contacted tonight's guest, Sean, and asked him if he'd be willing to record a show on very short notice. He accepted, so here we are with tonight's show. It's a short one, but still good. About 14 years ago, Sean decided to go camping, in the Rocky Mountains, around Hinton, Alberta. The place where he had decided to camp was about 15 miles from any towns, so it was a very remote campsite. Instead of sleeping in a tent, he decided to sleep in the bed of his truck. Around 9 PM, he decided to go to bed. What Sean had planned on being a peaceful night of good sleep, though, turned out to be anything but. We hope you'll tune in and listen to him talk about what happened to him that night. If you’d like to help support the show, by buying your own Bigfoot Eyewitness t-shirt or sweatshirt, please visit the Bigfoot Eyewitness Show Store, by going to https://Dogman-Encounters.MyShopify.com If you've had a Sasquatch sighting and would like to be a guest on Bigfoot Eyewitness Radio, please go to BigfootEyewitness.com and submit a report. Thanks, as always, for listening!

Have you ever met someone and they have the “it” factor? Sean McDermott is one of those guys. While Sean is the current head football coach for the Buffalo Bills and has been coaching in the NFL for over 20-years, I knew he had the “it” factor even way back when we were teammates at William & Mary. In today’s episode, Coach McDermott talks about his journey to become a head coach in the League, how to create a winning culture (as the Bills were perennial losers when he took over), leadership at all levels, what he personally does to keep his mind right, power of mentors, why he remains stoic on the sidelines despite being a fiery guy, and his thoughts on this upcoming season. Heck, he even shares a few “fun facts” about urs truly at the end of the show! Without further ado, let’s “circle the wagons” and go out to the show with Buffalo Bills Head Coach, Sean McDermott. If you’re a sports fan, have kids who play sports who need to hear great wisdom, or you just want to inspire other leaders and high-performers like yourself, please don’t forget to share this episode... Please be sure to tag me on your social media: @ToddDurkin    TIMESTAMPS: :56 - Happy Memorial Day. 2:30 - 8 Days away from my Book Launch! 4:41 - Who is Sean McDermott? 6:40 - Unknown facts on Sean McDermott. 7:55 - Quick hitter questions - Rapid Fire. 9:13  - Advice for youth athletes right now that are waiting for their sport to start. 10:08 - What Sean does daily to keep his mind right 11:38  - His Path to the NFL. 13:57 - Mentors and Lessons. 17:02 - Named Buffalo Bills Head Coach in 2017. 19:07 - Leadership  - Culture Change. 21:02 - The hardest part of the job. 24:05 - Obstacles with Buffalo Bills. 25:36 - The power of keeping stoic during games. 27:50 - Your picture of an Iconic coach. 29:50 - How to overcome a tough loss. 32:15 - Sean shares his legacy in Buffalo. 34:04 - Why working out is important. 36:29 - Will there ever be a female head coach in the NFL? 37:40 - Sean shares his favorite mantras. 40:10 - More on his faith. 42:27 - Wrap up! -- If you enjoy the Todd Durkin IMPACT Show, can you please do a few things: Give us a 5-star rating on iTunes. Provide a great review of what you love about the show. Please SHARE the episode on your Social Media or in a newsletter. Remember to tag me at @ToddDurkin Thank you in advance! -- We LOVE your questions for the podcast!! To ask a question to Todd for the podcast, please go to www.todddurkin.com/podcast and ask a question on anything on your mind! -- Follow Todd… --> Instagram & Twitter: @ToddDurkin --> Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ToddDurkinFQ10 --> FB: @ToddDurkinFQ10 --> If you are a fitness pro or trainer and want to be coached by Todd, visit:  https://todddurkinmastermind.com/  -- ABOUT: Todd Durkin is one of the leading coaches, trainers, and motivators in the world. It’s no secret why some of the top athletes in the world have trained with him for nearly two decades. He’s a best-selling author, a motivational speaker, and owns the legendary Fitness Quest 10 in San Diego, CA where he leads an amazing team of 42 teammates.   Todd is a coach on the Netflix show “STRONG” that is must-watch TV. He is a previous Jack LaLanne Award winner, a 2-time Trainer of the Year, and he runs his Todd Durkin Mastermind group of top trainers and fitness pros around the globe, coaching them with business, leadership, marketing, training, and personal growth mentorship. Todd and his wife Melanie head up the Durkin IMPACT Foundation (501-c-3) that has raised over $250,000 since it started in 2013. 100% of all proceeds go back to kids and families in need. To learn more about Todd, visit www.ToddDurkin.com and www.FitnessQuest10.com.   To join his community of fire-breathing dragons and receive regular motivational and inspirational emails, visit www.ToddDurkin.com and opt-in to receive his value-rich content.

Sean works in the healthcare industry as a Director of Patient Quality Experience at North York General Hospital in Toronto, Canada. We talk about Sean’s evolution into design thinking, how he dug deep and studied design, and how he felt that moving into this way of thinking was natural for him. Sean speaks of his career movement at North York General Hospital, how he integrates design into every aspect of the hospital, and Sean’s dream of creating a healthcare system that feels right to everyone. Show host: Dawan Stanford. Show Summary Sean has been working in healthcare for 25 years, and currently works at a large community hospital. The element he enjoys the most is the ability to positively impact people’s lives every day. He made his way into quality improvement and continued to move up the ladder to his current position.  His journey into design started with listening to a presentation from the Vice President of Innovation at Kaiser, who came to Sean’s hospital to give a talk about leveraging design and design thinking. Sean shifted his process to design thinking and started to integrate design thinking into his position with cancer research. In his Master’s program, he learned how to think about innovation and how to map out an innovation plan, then seeing where design fits into the project. We’ll talk about how to create a design thinking workshop, why people-centered innovation is now popular in healthcare, and how Sean believes healthcare can create a better future. Show Host: Dawan Stanford Listen in to learn: How to move towards human-centered care and the tools and methods to create design-centered solutions Why Sean found power in designing with people who weren’t in the healthcare field The foundational elements of healthcare and design Reasons why change and change management is complex in healthcare How design and design thinking have come to a critical mass in healthcare Our Guest’s Bio Sean is the Director of Quality, Patient- and Family-Centered Care and Patient Flow at North York General Hospital in Toronto, Canada. He holds a Master’s of Design degree from OCAD University in Toronto, with a research interest in how health systems are using design for innovation and improvement. He also teaches in the Design for Health program at OCAD and mentors many students through internships and studio courses at the hospital, advancing the organization's academic mandate while offering students real-life opportunities to hone their design skills and build their careers. Sean is passionate about the potential of people-centered innovation in healthcare, and he has led multiple design engagements over the last 10 years, spanning from the individual level to systems-level innovation. He is committed to advancing patient and community voices into health system transformation, and leveraging design as a critical enabler of building a brighter future for those living in our communities. Show Highlights  [02:00] Sean explains his transition from multiple healthcare roles to his current role of quality control. [04:37] He remembers the VP from Kaiser coming to speak at his workplace and how it sparked his interest in design. [05:48] Sean decides to pursue his Master’s in Design in Toronto, Canada. [08:03] He describes how coursework for his Master’s in Design shaped how he thinks about healthcare and design [10:13] How innovation is playing out in Sean’s current work. [15:06] Co-creating, co-designing, and co-exploring design solutions. [24:12] Advice Sean gives to designers who are about to apply service design inside a healthcare system. [26:15] The heart of the designer’s role in a healthcare system. [28:21] How to make the most out of making systems visible. [32:27] The importance of revealing causal loops inside a system. [34:23] What Sean learned from studying over 30 design labs inside healthcare organizations. Why these labs often fail. [40:45] How to contact Sean and his social media platforms.   Links Design Thinking 101 Fluid Hive Design Innovation Sean Malloy on Twitter Sean Malloy on LinkedIn  A Review of Design Labs as a Model for Healthcare Innovation by Sean Molloy North York General Hospital OCAD: Design for Health This is Service Design Doing Book Recommendation: Design for Care: Innovating Healthcare Experience by Peter Jones Book Recommendation: Thinking in Services: Encoding and Expressing Strategy through Design by Majid Iqbal Other Design Thinking 101 Episodes You Might Like Designer's Role in Healthcare & Public Health + Studio Thinking with Jess Roberts — DT101 E21 Nursing + Service Design + Healthcare Innovation with Brittany Merkle — DT101 E38 Healthcare Design Teams + Wellness + ScienceXDesign with Chris McCarthy — DT101 E24 ________________   Thank you for listening to the show and looking at the show notes. Send your questions, suggestions, and guest ideas to Dawan and the Fluid Hive team. Cheers ~ Dawan   Free Download — Design Driven Innovation: Avoid Innovation Traps with These 9 Steps   Innovation Smart Start Webinar — Take your innovation projects from frantic to focused!

In this episode Sean Noriega talks about his his background in sports and the transition into powerlifting, The downsides to hyper specific programming at a young age, How high can we push the ceiling with elite athletes & what does this take, What Sean’s warm up routine looks like, Some anatomical considerations in exercise selection, Queuing for the squat, bench and deadlift and differences between weight classes in terms of training. The Complete Performance Systems Podcast is sponsored by Boomerang Energy - “Get Your Real Good Energy back with Boomerang, the natural energy drink.”

Let’s face it, we’re living in a digital world. Innovations in tech make managing investments and researching trades much easier than the analog days, but sometimes you still need that human touch. On this week’s episode of Limit Up! we’re talking to Sean Brown, President and CEO of cloud-based investment tool YCharts. YCharts is unique in that it’s a cloud-based platform that will still connect you with a human if you need help.Sean talks to Jeff about Ycharts’ goal to bring transparency and great research to people of all levels of investing. He discusses how the company is integrating model portfolios and moving into the asset management space. But first, Mark Meadows is back this week with a zen MARKet Reaction: don’t fight the market, just go with it.[00:24] - This week: Sean Brown, President and CEO of YCharts[01:19] - MARKet Reaction with Mark Meadows[03:27] - Jeff Carter interview with Sean Brown[04:01] - Points and Figures [04:07] - YCharts[04:35] - Hyde Park Angels [05:22] - YCharts features & uses[09:35] - The difference between YCharts and other platforms[11:55] - Macro-level insights & visualization[15:44] - Employment opportunities at YCharts[17:00] - How Sean was exposed to YCharts[18:45] - What Sean is doing to develop the culture inside the company[24:04] - Is Sean a native Chicagoan?[25:22] - Sean's first job out of grad school[27:00] - Why Sean chose Fintech[29:33] - What’s next on the roadmap for YCharts?[30:45] - YCharts can easily layer in new asset classes[33:42] - Offices in Chicago and New York[38:35] - Wrap-up with Jack PelzerSean Brown is the President and CEO at YCharts, a cloud based investment research "Swiss Army Knife" tailor made for wealth advisors and asset managers. Sean has a 25+ year track record of guiding significant growth of public companies, private equity backed firms and startups. He has a proven process-oriented approach to achieving results, with significant experience aligning vision, product, go-to-market, culture and operational plans to achieve commercial objectives. Immediately prior to joining YCharts, he successfully led Interactive Data - 7Ticks to an acquisition by Intercontinental Exchange. Previously he held senior positions at CSG, Computer Science Corporation, and Telution. He began his career as a software developer at Accenture.  He lives in the northern suburbs of Chicago with his wife, 2 children, and dog. This episode of Limit Up! is hosted by Jeff Carter. Jeff is a general partner at West Loop Ventures. In April of 2007, he co-founded Hyde Park Angels and spearheaded the growth and development of one of the most active angel groups in the United States. He has consulted on the startup of several other angel groups. He is a former independent trader and member of the CME Board of Directors and was part of a small group that transformed CME from an open outcry exchange to the largest electronic exchange in the world. In 1998, CME was worth $182,134,000 in membership enterprise value. Today it’s worth $55 Billion.If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to Limit up! in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.This podcast episode was produced by Dante32. 

Erik is joined on this episode by JD Ross (@justindross) and Sean Linehan (@seanlinehan). JD is co-founder of Opendoor and Sean is co-founder of Placement and former VP of Product at Flexport.They discuss:- What Sean is doing with Placement and his personal story for where the idea came from.- How they “navigated the idea maze” and what they learned from the ideating they did.- What has led to the rise of the ISA and their thoughts on the space.- How they think about working in spaces that are highly regulated.- The future of San Francisco as a tech hub.- Why the next evolution in the US economy will be a shift to an “experience economy.”- Their thoughts on charter cities, and why JD says there could be a new city built from scratch in the US today.- The idea of “skills debt” as analogous to technical debt.- Some of their ideas around new forms of private equity.Remember to apply for the winter vintage of our Network Catalyst accelerator! It is a personalized program that features masterclasses from some of the best in Silicon Valley and a dedicated network leader focused on making the introductions you need to turbocharge your company. You can participate in-person in San Francisco or virtually from anywhere around the world. Find out more and apply at villageglobal.vc/networkcatalyst.Thanks for listening — if you like what you hear, please review us on your favorite podcast platform. Check us out on the web at villageglobal.vc or get in touch with us on Twitter @villageglobal.Venture Stories is brought to you by Village Global, is hosted by co-founder and partner, Erik Torenberg and is produced by Brett Bolkowy.

Erik is joined on this episode by JD Ross (@justindross) and Sean Linehan (@seanlinehan). JD is co-founder of Opendoor and Sean is co-founder of Placement and former VP of Product at Flexport.They discuss:- What Sean is doing with Placement and his personal story for where the idea came from.- How they “navigated the idea maze” and what they learned from the ideating they did.- What has led to the rise of the ISA and their thoughts on the space.- How they think about working in spaces that are highly regulated.- The future of San Francisco as a tech hub.- Why the next evolution in the US economy will be a shift to an “experience economy.”- Their thoughts on charter cities, and why JD says there could be a new city built from scratch in the US today.- The idea of “skills debt” as analogous to technical debt.- Some of their ideas around new forms of private equity.Remember to apply for the winter vintage of our Network Catalyst accelerator! It is a personalized program that features masterclasses from some of the best in Silicon Valley and a dedicated network leader focused on making the introductions you need to turbocharge your company. You can participate in-person in San Francisco or virtually from anywhere around the world. Find out more and apply at villageglobal.vc/networkcatalyst.Thanks for listening — if you like what you hear, please review us on your favorite podcast platform. Check us out on the web at villageglobal.vc or get in touch with us on Twitter @villageglobal.Venture Stories is brought to you by Village Global, is hosted by co-founder and partner, Erik Torenberg and is produced by Brett Bolkowy.

3 Invaluable Lessons from Sean Graystone Lean construction principles and methodologies are some of the most effective methods to resolve and help streamline several of the most standard disconnects in the construction industry. Getting legacy companies to become okay with even the concept of change can be a big undertaking. You need Partnering to get collaboration and buy-in to make the LEAN paradigm shift.   This week, host Sue Dyer speaks with Sean Graystone about how Lean methodologies and Partnering are inseparable and how to implement these concepts in your organization for better teams and higher rates of project success.   Welcome Construction Nation!  Sue Dyer, the host of Construction Dream Team, interviews industry leaders and experts so you can learn about the people side of construction and build your construction dream team based on OPE – Other People’s Experiences.  The shortest way to success, is to learn from others who have already been there and done that!  If you go to ConstructionDreamTeam.com/Resources, you will find every guest’s favorite resources – truly the collective wisdom of all of our guests at your fingertips.  Check it out! About Guest Sean Graystone (1:32) Sean Graystone is the owner of Project Leadership & Delivery LLC. Sean has been a leader in the construction industry since the late 1980s. He discovered LEAN Construction and became a big proponent of the Lean Construction methodology. Sean has used LEAN methods on his projects and has become an expert on how to teach and apply these methods.   Sean’s Journey to Becoming the Founder of Project Leadership and Delivery LLC (3:00) Sean came upon the construction side and was recruited into a specialty group Sean began to question the methods that were engaged in and how the company was operated, so he formed his own group in 1988 Around 2009 he moved into owner’s representation and was recruited to do a historic conservation project in Washington D.C. He became more heavily involved in the AGC Group and LEAN Construction as time went on He opened up Project Leadership and Delivery at the end of 2017   Sean’s Greatest Strengths as a Leader (11:20)   His ability to think strategically He has studied and understands how human beings relate to one another – Construction is a human engagement and involves people Sean believes you have to figure out what motivates people and how to help augment the changes in behavioral understandings How Can We Marry Collaborative Partnering Structure with Lean? (18:30) You must create opportunity out of adversity – there is a formula: adversity leads to opportunity and opportunity leads to advantage LEAN theory says that every mistake is a learning opportunity In Partnering, you need diversity of types of points of view and people to realize that problems are all interconnected In LEAN, you Optimize the project, not the parts Partnering has structure, accountability tools, and its goal is to create a culture of collaboration and to hold everyone accountable to its norms (or buy-in) Partnering is a part of LEAN assembly – without the Partnering concept, you don’t have a LEAN assembly Formal Partnering has a place in all high-performance efforts; LEAN takes a whole bunch of other operational changes besides Partnering to create a paradigm shift Partnering takes training, LEAN takes a lot of training, and both have slightly different paths   Advice for a Project Manager Who’s Interested in Applying Lean (32:30) You have to educate people and find out how to make people more openminded. Give people valuable information via the LEAN Construction Institute and the Associated General Contractors LEAN Construction Education Program. Provide the advantages to projects which have used LEAN methods. The key to a LEAN environment is continuous improvement.   What Sean is Doing with Project Leadership and Delivery LLC (37:09) Sean is a Certified Improvement Instructor for the Lean Construction Institute and the AGC’s LCEP Program - he does a lot of teaching and consulting Sean teaches collaboration, how to drop defensiveness, and how to engage Sean walks into a broken situation and helps everyone understand and get out of it   Resources for Listeners   Recommended Book: Transforming Design & Construction by William R. Seed Recommended TV Show: Brene brown Netflix Special - The Call To Courage   Something a Project Leader Could Do Starting Tomorrow (43:37) Devote yourself to learning and start a project library with some of your favorite books and resources. Ask the people around you for some of their favorite books and discuss the learnings. Remember that construction is a human engagement.   Contact Sean Website: Project Leadership & Delivery LLC LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-graystone-cm-lean-75201b4/   Construction Nation! Dream Teams don’t just happen they are built one step at a time. Send this episode out to your team members.  Remember…Construction Dream Team drops every Monday morning at 4 am PST. Please join us next week when Sue will interview another industry leader or expert so you can learn how to create your Construction Dream Team!

"If I was going to [make it as an artist], I wanted to prove that I could do without any favors or any connections." When Sean Yoro became interested in becoming an artist, he couldn't think about anything else. Watching his teacher render models out of charcoal on a canvas was like magic, and he was ready to dedicate his life to this creative art. After he decided to move to New York and follow his dream of being a successful artist, he didn't realize until he arrived how naïve he was, and how difficult his journey would be. Sean Yoro, also known as "Hula", explores the limits of art and nature, and since his groundbreaking work painting on icebergs, has become synonymous with environmental awareness through art. Growing up in Hawaii, environmental preservation has always been a core value to Sean, and he has found a way to actualize this passion through his creativity and his projects. His most recent project has found him on an over year-long journey, learning to freedive so he can paint a huge underwater mural. Sean shares his story of a young artist with a dream, and shows that he is an artist of discipline, integrity, and passion. Listen in to learn Sean's rocky path as a young artist in New York, his unique and demanding projects, and how he prepares for them. You can Subscribe and Listen to the Podcast on Apple Podcasts. And please leave me a Rating and Review! "I saw what my instructor could draw with just charcoal and a model in front of him, and to me that was magic." Some things we learn in this podcast: What kind of art Sean makes and what inspires him to use such a unique medium [4:46] How Sean got interested in painting and art, and his first year's in New York [10:23] Why Sean's naïvete and bullishness were so important in achieving his goal of 10,000 hours in his craft [14:36] What New York taught Sean in all aspects of his life [23:44] When Sean found his "kuleana" [27:54] How HULA evolved from a small street art project to Sean's main alias [31:24] What Sean and his team have to think about and prepare for in working with mother nature [36:15] How a passion project bringing awareness to the coral reef came to life [40:30] What physical training Sean had to do to complete his underwater projects [47:09] The meditation and yoga practices that Sean uses to prepare for his projects [52:39] Sean's morning routine [56:46] What art Sean makes when he's in his studio [58:47] Links Mentioned: Connect with Sean Yoro on Instagram | Kapu Collective

Let not your heart be troubled, we won't spoil it for those of you who've not seen Avengers: Endgame.  What Sean spares you in spoilers, he will make up for in ornithological banter.   Also, kratom!

Sean Casto is the Founder of the premier app marketing agency, PreApps, where he has helped Thousands of apps reach Millions in Downloads. He has worked with many Million Dollar apps such as Flyp, OverKill 2, Gadget Flow, and even Billion Dollar apps such as Cheetah Mobile's Security Master with over 550,000,000 downloads. He is also the Creator of the App Marketing Academy, the world's best online mobile app marketing program. Today, Casto is one of the most in-demand experts on mobile app marketing and growth. His clients and associates have expanded to 80 countries, in 24 different app categories to create, launch, and market their app, from nothing to Millions of Downloads and Sales. Casto has been a guest speaker at industry conventions for Microsoft and Samsung and lectured at Universities such as Northeastern and Harvard. He has also appeared on and been featured by The Washington Post, USA Today, The Boston Globe, Entrepreneur Magazine, and The Associated Press. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Sean came to be a leader in the field of app marketing, and why he feels passionate about what he does How Sean began recognizing the commonalities between the most successful apps, and how he developed marketing strategies around those commonalities Why the development of an app only takes days now, rather than weeks or months, and why that has changed the marketplace What Sean defines as the seven pillars of success for an app, starting with a clear vision Why Sean believes there is no million dollar app idea, only a million dollar app marketing strategy How Sean's team partners with app creators to better accelerate their growth and brand recognition Why the passion Sean feels for his work means it never really feels like work, and how he balances his work and personal life What early lessons Sean learned about finances that shaped his views on the exchange of time and money Why Sean believes that value impact is the deeper focus of his life right now, and how he finds time for self-care activities What challenges Sean faces in his business, and what steps he is taking to meet those challenges How Sean maintains focus and moves past the “distractions of opportunity”, and how to get a free physical copy of Sean's book, “App Secrets” Additional resources: Text “appsecrets” to 31996 for Free copy of Sean's book, App Secrets Website: www.preapps.com Website: www.seancasto.com Free copy of Sean's book, App Secrets: https://www.preapps.com/app-marketing-services/otherside-of-potential

Sean Swarner will make you rethink what is possible. Sean was diagnosed with terminal cancer twice as a teenager.  Despite facing those devastating diagnoses—and losing functionality in one of his lungs due to radiation treatment—he has become one of the most accomplished adventure sports figures on the planet.  Sean has climbed the highest peak on all seven continents, completed an Iron Man Triathlon and reached both the North and South Poles.  On this podcast episode, Sean sat down with host Robert Glazer to talk about how he beat cancer and went on to become one of Earth’s greatest adventurers. Sean is the author of Keep Climbing: How I Beat Cancer and Reached the Top of the World, and is the subject of the documentary True North: The Sean Swarner Story Show Notes On this remarkable episode, you’ll learn: How Sean faced two separate cancer diagnoses The way Sean’s family rallied to support him through two rounds of treatment Why Sean decided to start his adventure sports career by climbing Mount Everest Sean’s effort to dedicate his career to uplifting others affected by cancer Why Sean believes human endurance is mental, more than physical How Sean trained to overcome his physical limitations What Sean plans to do next in his adventure sports career A mistake Sean has made, and what he learned

For most of us we're taught that we need to work hard in order to be successful, but for Sean Soole it's work-smart and still be successful. One doesn't have to hustle 24/7 to achieve success. His successful business is the result of the quality of family life he has. It wasn't always easy though, he's had to do the unthinkable. Selling property, most of his possessions and exiting a number of businesses he was involved in. Then moving his entire family into a caravan and traveling around Australia, while managing and growing his Inner Circle Mastermind Business.In this episode, Sean shares how he successfully manages to balance a quality family life and a thriving business. He also delves into the topic of doing the inner self work, where the journey from head to heart is the most difficult journey anyone can make, but also the most rewarding. Finally he cracks open the truth on how every single one of us are strategically creative allowing us to find any solution to any problem, creatively!Listen in as he uncovers the many valuable nuggets of wisdom he's learned along his journey to get to where he is now.What you'll learn from this episode:- Reawakening to his true calling and breaking his existing conditioning - How to be Strategically Creative- How the quality of your family life determines your business success- Overcoming the idea of perfectionism and just getting started is all you need- What Sean feeds his brain and what he learns every day, which contributes to his success as a businessman- Why sharing and giving first multiplies your chance of success (in life and business)Tweetables“Success is what you define it as and I now can honestly say, I wake up every day and I feel successful.”“Stop worrying about where you feel you should be. You are where you are now and it's exactly where you need to be.”“Don't try for perfection. Just start.”Resources:Essentialism:The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeownConnect with Sean:Website - http://SeanSoole.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/seansoole/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SeanMSoole/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachbusiness/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

This week Jaquelle and Sean talk about cultivating healthy habits this year. They also talk about what Sean is preaching and teaching about, what he and Jaquelle got for Christmas, and get sick of the word “all.” Highlights 04:11: What Sean and Jaquelle got for Christmas. 07:08: Why does everyone make a big deal about...

At PAX West 2018 Josh & Justin sat down with Sean Baptiste, Influencer Manager for Bethesda. The conversation took many different turns, but was one that you definitely do not want to miss. Simply put, if you are a content creator, streamer, or broadcaster online, there is one person you should know: Sean Baptiste. Sean has been a part of the game industry for many years, coming up through Harmonix, Adult Swim Games, and now Bethesda. What Sean does better than most is engage with people online in a way that both nurtures and educates them. From atop his platform on Twitter, Sean will regularly question his followers on many things related to streaming & content creation. From there he curates the best advice and launches discussions on them. Without a doubt, whether you're an amateur, aspiring professional, or even at the top of your game, you'd be mistaken to overlook his presence.

Episode Summary In this episode Dr. Sean Stephenson, the “3-foot Giant” shares remarkable success principles and strategies, many of which you won’t hear from anyone else.   Show Notes The interesting backstory of Sean’s book Sean’s website: SeanStephenson.com Sean’s foray into the world of comedy 3FootChef.com Sean’s “INSPIRATION” comedy skit Sean tells the story of his 2-minute video that went “Mega Viral” with 250,000,000 views! Lessons from Sean’s quarter of a billion times viewed video What Sean has done “right and wrong” with his videos A better “call to action” Sean could use with the videos “The One-minute Sean Videos” – where Sean posted them The Genius Network’s “WHERE ARE YOU” Tool “Progress = Happiness” (Tony Robbins) Sean’s journaling process How to be in a great mood Focusing on your vision Re-read your goals every day How Sean mixes up his goals (short-term and long-term) together on the same page Sean’s huge goals How Sean’s mother’s question, “Is this going to be a gift, or a burden in your life?” changed the trajectory of Sean’s life 10Kspeeches.com (Sean’s seminar) Sean’s marketing strategies and tactics (14+ of them) Sean’s STRONGEST marketing tool revealed. Steve Martin’s famous quote: “Be so good they _______ ignore you.” Sean’s personal growth plan How to become REmarkable What Sean offers to build his email list today How Sean feels about the term “Hard Work” Sean’s life’s purpose: “To rid the world of ______________.” How Sean plans his day How Sean’s days are like a “3-Act Play” Sean’s major shift this year: “Stop trying to _________ things.  Improve instead of ________.” How to love yourself   People Mentioned Joe Polish Steve Sims Paul Colligan Mindy Kniss Benjamin Hardy Tony Robbins Jack Canfield The Dalai Lama Steve Martin Books mentioned Get off Your ‘But’: How to End Self-Sabotage and Stand Up for Yourself by Sean Stephenson. Mistakes Were Made (But Not By Me) by Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson   Rich Cleaner is a program for Cleaners, Restorers and other entrepreneurs who want to take their business to a higher level of success. It’s the place you can go for collaboration, contribution, and connections.  Members get marketing strategies, business building tools, tactics for exponential growth and more.  It’s easy to join, and very affordable.  You can learn more about the Elite Cleaners at www.RichCleaner.com

Experienced intrapreneur, executive, and tech disruptor Sean Ahlum speaks about succeeding within the framework of a larger organization. We cover a wide range of interesting and helpful topics like intrapreneurship, innovation accounting, lean startup methodology, managing up, white spaces, unique selling propositions (USP), mindset, sharing ideas, and finding the right team.   While we focus on Step 2 of The Pronto Path, we cover topics that touch on many more steps. The Activation step does not only apply to tax business owners. It applies to anyone working at a company. Employees can act entrepreneurially, too, and reap the benefits. In fact, it is a large part of being a successful tax professional.   A lot of people who have a job think they should not be entrepreneurial, disruptive, or take any risks. Sean takes a different approach and discusses the reason his new mindset takes him further in business.   To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: http://taxpronation.com/12   Resources Mentioned:   [02:53] The Beastie Boys and Productive vs Destructive Disruption (http://blog.beastieboys.com/) [05:25] “You can’t break the rules unless you know what the rules are.” —Kevin Canty (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Canty_(author)) [06:04] Steve Blank, Eric Ries and Lean Startup Methodology (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Blank) [08:44] What is tekMountain, Castlebranch, and what makes them special? (http://tekmountain.com/) (https://www.castlebranch.com/) [20:54] “Good artists borrow. Great artists steal.”  —Austin Kleon (https://austinkleon.com/) [29:00] Persona Creation templates (https://www.google.com/search?q=persona+creation+templates) [30:53] Next Gen (http://tekmountain.com/tm_member/nextgen/) [31:21] Kevin Small with NewLine Loan, LLC (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-small-608ab74) [32:54] Tax Preparer is the job with the highest average age (http://time.com/4726657/retirement-age-jobs/) [33:37] Small ball and the 2008 Philadelphia Phillies under Manager Charlie Manuel (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Philadelphia_Phillies_season)   Quotables: [05:25] “You can’t break the rules unless you know what the rules are.” —Kevin Canty (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Canty_(author)) [13:27] “The object of work is to recover the seriousness of a child at play.” —Nietzsche [20:54] “Good artists borrow. Great artists steal.”  —Austin Kleon (https://austinkleon.com/) [28:14] “I’m an intrapreneur because I just never could figure out what that one thing was that I was super passionate about.” —Sean Ahlum [29:50] “Your customers are probably already telling you what your next product is.” —Sean Ahlum [39:22] “Every single person that operates in the world is the CEO of company YOU.” —Sean Ahlum   In This Conversation We Cover:   [02:53] The Beastie Boys and Productive vs Destructive Disruption (http://blog.beastieboys.com/) [04:28] Innovation inside a more rigid, corporate structure [05:25] “You can’t break the rules unless you know what the rules are.” —Kevin Canty [06:04] Steve Blank, Eric Ries and Lean Startup Methodology [07:50] Disrupting a small business productively and intelligently [08:44] What is tekMountain, Castlebranch, and what makes them special? (http://tekmountain.com/) (https://www.castlebranch.com/) [13:27] “The object of work is to recover the seriousness of a child at play.” —Nietzsche [14:18] Why proximity to success at all levels improves everyone’s success [15:37] The mindset of creating a safe space to incubate innovative ideas [17:37] Innovation Accounting and Return on Learning (ROL) [18:25] Metrics on learning inside a growing company and Pareto’s Principle [19:53] Successful USP’s with examples [20:54] “Good artists borrow. Great artists steal.”  —Austin Kleon (https://austinkleon.com/) [23:45] Why you should innovate in competitive white spaces [26:28] How do I test where my white space is? How do I find my USP? [28:14] “I’m an intrapreneur because I just never could figure out what that one thing was that I was super passionate about.” —Sean Ahlum [28:34] How intrapreneurship and entrepreneurship are a slight psychological step apart [29:00] Persona Creation templates (https://www.google.com/search?q=persona+creation+templates) [29:50] “Your customers are probably already telling you what your next product is.” —Sean Ahlum [30:08] Why the Baby Boomer entrepreneurs are the most successful generation [30:53] Next Gen (http://tekmountain.com/tm_member/nextgen/) [31:21] Kevin Small with NewLine Loan, LLC (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-small-608ab74) [31:58] How can I “manage up” in a company where new ideas are shot down? [32:54] Tax Preparer is the job with the highest average age (http://time.com/4726657/retirement-age-jobs/) [33:37] Small ball and the 2008 Philadelphia Phillies under Manager Charlie Manuel [35:04] How to show value while building psychological trust [37:18] How to take small micro actions to prove out and test ideas [39:22] “Every single person that operates in the world is the CEO of company YOU.” —Sean Ahlum [39:33] Who are the investors in the company of YOU? [41:55] Is being an employee the opposite of being an entrepreneur? Myth busting [44:34] The key questions Sean asks every day to assess whether he should be doing something else [45:40] What does it mean to be your own boss? [46:22] The shift in mindset when you take risk and how surfing is a great analogy [48:07] The two-way relationship between boss and employee [49:00] What Sean looks for in a candidate [51:16] Why diversity breeds innovation [52:05] How to share your ideas with your boss and company [55:10] The difference between having a great idea and executing it   Tax Pro Nation is sponsored by Pronto Tax School, Inc. Sponsored links include:   The Pronto Path infographic http://taxpronation.com/path   Basic Income Tax (Federal) course link: http://taxpronation.com/basic   Business Tax Verified online course link http://taxpronation.com/business   To sponsor an episode, please email hello@taxpronation.com Tax Pro Nation is produced by Podcast Masters

W. Sean Ford serves as LogMeIn’s Chief Marketing Officer. Sean is responsible for leading all aspects of LogMeIn's global marketing organization including product marketing, field marketing, demand generation, communications, brand, and e-commerce. Sean previously was at Avid, where he led worldwide marketing strategy, he has also held executive positions with Zmags, Syncsort, and Oracle. Sean offers an introspective take on leadership to this episode of SEEKING EXCELLENCE. In this episode we cover: - What Sean learned to become a leader from his Grandfather. - The importance of standing up for what you believe. - How Sean learned to have candid conversations. - Why Sean uses mantras and what his five mantras are. - How working in an addiction recovery center changed his perspective. - What Sean does to hold himself and other accountable.   You can follow Sean on: - LinkedIn -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/w-sean-ford-63a1478/ - Twitter - https://twitter.com/wsford   You can follow Brett Pinegar on: - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brettpinegar/ - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/brettpinegar/ - Twitter - https://twitter.com/brettpinegar - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/brettpinegar/   Subscribe to SEEKING EXCELLENCE now!

Sean McCabe is the author of Overlap: Start a Business While Working a Full-Time Job. He has helped tens of thousands of students with his courses on copywriting, client work, pricing, and marketing. On a daily basis, he runs seanwes.com: a learning community for entrepreneurs looking to do fulfilling and meaningful work. On today’s episode we’re talking about getting unstuck in your business, overlapping a day job and a side hustle and the power of masterminds.   ON TODAY’S EPISODE: Sean’s background and career path His book Overlap: Start a Business While Working a Full-Time Job How he managed all of his overlapping jobs at the beginning The financial benefits of transitioning rather than leaping The concept of curation The thing that responsibility and excuses have in common Why is it important for business owners to hone in on their passion What Sean is most passionate about right now The inspiration behind his book How his mastermind group has helped him How Sean defines success in his business Revising business practices or systems when something is not sustainable What is next for Sean and the SeanWes community KEY TAKE-AWAYS: “Show up every day for two years and don't expect any results during that time because it really is just being consistent.” - Sean McCabe   “What might look like an overnight success is really this culmination of a lot of things over time.” - Sean McCabe   “I would start with client work and get that cash that you can later invest in products.” - Sean McCabe   “Overlapping is about starting a business while you're working a full-time job.” - Sean McCabe   “If your bills are covered, you can let this build up however you want. You can say yes to the clients you want. You can say no to the clients you don't want. That kind of selectivity is going to allow you to enjoy it.” - Sean McCabe   “My day job allowed me to do things I wouldn't have otherwise been able to do in my business.” - Katie Hunt   “If you're looking for ways to take responsibility for your life and where you're at? You can find ways to do that. If you're looking for ways to find excuses and say why it's not your fault, you're also going to find that.” - Sean McCabe   “Passion is what allows you to keep going when you encounter resistance.” - Sean McCabe   “Success to me would be getting to do what I want, when I want, where I want, on my terms.” - Sean McCabe   LINKS: SeanWes Community Overlap Book CONNECT: Website: https://www.seanwes.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/seanwes Instagram: https://instagram.com/seanwes Twitter:  https://twitter.com/seanwes Youtube: https://youtube.com/seanwestv   JOIN THE TSBC FAMILY: Do you want to scale your business and add new revenue streams?  Are you ready to get a handle on your cash flow and tuck money away for retirement?   Maybe you are interested in increasing your visibility and fine-tuning your marketing outreach?  Perhaps you have a team that you want to nurture or need help building your team? Our newest on demand program, Paper Camp+ can help you with all of these things and more.  The program includes 5 keynote presentations and 2 panels from a wide range of business experts.  You can watch what you need, when you need it most and revisit the videos as often as you’d like.   This course was built for anyone running a product based business, and extends way beyond the paper industry.  Enroll at www.tradeshowcamp.com/pcplus ABOUT PROOF TO PRODUCT: Proof to Product is brought to you by Tradeshow Bootcamp and hosted by Katie Hunt. Since 2011, TSBC has worked with hundreds of product based businesses to help them up level, scale, and build profitable sustainable companies. You can find our show notes and additional resources at ProofToProduct.com. If you like what you heard today, please head over to Apple Podcast to leave a five star review and subscribe. Thanks so much for listening. We'll be back next week with a new episode!

Guest Speaker: Sean Galbraith, Principle and Owner of Galbraith & Associates • What is an urban planner and what does his company do? • Why do developers need to work with a professional like Sean? • What’s involved in putting together a development application? • How long does it usually take for a developer to put together and then build a project? • What is the OMB (Ontario Municipal Board)? • What changes are about to happen to the OMB and how Sean feels about them • What is the yellow belt? • How Sean feels about the City of Toronto making use of the available land we have. Is there too much or not enough density? • The impact of adding more density to our city • What Sean thinks we should be doing to create more affordable housing • Does Sean rent or own? what part of the city does he live in?

Sean catches up with Adam Grow, Director of Customer Success of Kore Software on the latest podcast.  Adam joins Sean as part of the SEAT Sponsorship Series and chats about CRM strategies that you need to get started. On this podcast you'll learn about: About Adam's career at the Utah Jazz and his start in the sports industry How his role at Utah introduced him to Kore Software The change in the sports industry and focussing on business intelligence Adam's experiences working on both the team and vendor sides of CRM What his key strategies are when implementing CRM into a business What Sean is looking forward to at #SEAT2016 Las Vegas https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/adam-grow-kore-software/

Summary: In this episode I speak to Sean Croxton about his experience with anxiety. We also get into a discussion around mindset, shifting the paradigm and being polarizing amongst other things Seans Bio (written by Sean): I am SUCH a nerd. I like to hang around my house and read books. In fact, I order them much faster than I can consume them. Thanks, Amazon… I happened to like reading so much that I thought it would be a good idea to start interviewing the authors. That’s when I launched my first podcast, Underground Wellness Radio, way back in 2008, when no one really knew what a podcast was. Oh, wait. The podcast came second. In 2007, I launched a YouTube channel about health. Basically, I took really complicated matters of health and made them easy for my viewers to understand. It was an instant hit. Probably, in part, because there weren’t many health channels on YouTube back then. But also because I brought some “edu-tainment” to a space dominated by jargon the average person couldn’t quite understand. Anyway, back to the podcast. Underground Wellness Radio ran for 7 years, with 348 episodes about all things real food and functional medicine, with a sprinkle of personal development on the side. In late 2015, I decided to close up shop at Underground Wellness. It was time for something new — to turn things upside down, to talk and write about personal development with a sprinkle of health on the side. At the time of this writing, my new podcast, The Sessions with Sean Croxton, has just debuted. Back to the beginning. I’m excited for what’s to come. http://seancroxton.com/ In this particular episode you will learn: - How Sean got started in business, on youtube and podcasting - How Sean was always quiet and had to build up the courage to talk to people when suffering with social anxiety - How Sean had his first panic attack while doing some personal training - What Sean's experience was like with medication - How the social anxiety isn't completely gone and Sean's ok with that - What Sean's motivational influences were - How we have the power to choose what we're going to accept and reject - You're either moving forwards or moving backwards, there is no standing still - How Sean went through a paradigm shift - "In order to change your life, you have to change yourself" - How to be unapologetically you

A real life story of beginning an Amazon business   Today’s guest on the Amazing Seller podcast is Sean Coyne, an ultra-successful Amazon Private Label seller who has, with his partner, built a company from scratch by focusing on a private label product line. Scott asks Sean about how he and Ryan got their start, what their first product was and how it sold, and most importantly, the lessons they learned about how to source, purchase, ship, list, and sell private label products on Amazon. You won’t want to skip this episode, it’s full of insights for those who are brand new to Amazon sales as well as veterans. Sean’s story shows that you can do it! Discovering the right product to private label is not a simple task   It takes lots of patience and research, and you have to curb your own enthusiasm so that the excitement of the hunt doesn’t push you to move ahead with a product that won’t actually sell successfully. In this episode Sean talks about his first retail arbitrage product and why it didn’t sell as well as he believed it would, and how he and his partner, Ryan, decided to move to a private label model. You’ll hear how they researched their first product, how they questioned the exact niche that would be likely to purchase it, and how they set up the manufacture, shipping, packaging, and delivery to Amazon. It’s a lesson in real life product sourcing, right here on today’s episode. Sean’s steps for testing a niche product’s likelihood of selling well   When Sean Coyne and his partner Ryan found a product they thought might be a good seller (yoga mats), they reached out to the existing communities surrounding yoga to find out exactly what the best yoga mat possible might look like. They asked questions about what yoga practitioners preferred in a yoga mat, everything from size, to thickness, to color and location of a logo. The feedback they received was generally enthusiastic and honest - and it helped them design the exact product that people doing yoga would be most likely to buy. You can do the same thing as you research your products. Find out more about how to do that kind of niche research in this episode of The Amazing Seller.   Would you like to hear from an experienced Amazon seller regarding the use of Pay per Click (PPC) and other marketing possibilities?   That’s exactly what you’ll hear in this episode of The Amazing Seller podcast. Sean Coyne and his partner Ryan have developed a very effective system for driving traffic to their products through PPC and other means, and have many worthwhile strategies to recommend to Amazon sellers. On this episode of the podcast you’ll hear those recommendations and exactly how Sean and Ryan implemented them in their business, so make sure you check it out!   Selling private label products on Amazon is never free of mistakes, but if you can avoid the common ones, you should!   That’s why Scott asks Sean about the mistakes he’s made in getting his private label Amazon business going, and what he’s learned from those mistakes that has changed the way he does business now. Sean shares those mistakes today in a “don’t do this” format, warning you of the pitfalls so you can avoid them altogether. Don’t miss this episode of The Amazing Seller - it could save you lots of headaches down the road!   OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER   Welcome to this episode! Introducing Sean Coyne, today’s guest who’s rocking it on Amazon! A shout out to a TAS Facebook member - Chris Nowak! Your invite to Scott’s free workshops. How Sean decided to get started with an Amazon FBA business. Sean’s first selling attempt - movie screens - and how it worked. How Sean and his partner decided to go in on a private label product together. The methods Sean used to determine if their first private label product was a good product to start with. The first steps that went into setting up their first product and the importance of testing the product idea with the niche audience that would purchase it. Sean’s first experiences with shipping his products from overseas. The cost of the first product and how they determined that amount. Timeline of the first products, from order, to shipping, to packaging, to Amazon. First steps once the product was live on Amazon. How Sean uses pay per click and other promotional options. The automated follow-up sequence Sean follows with customers. The point at which reviews matter and when they stop being such a big deal. How Sean and his partner decided to sell their company. Sean’s advice about mistakes to avoid when starting an Amazon business. What Sean and his partner Ryan are doing now relating to Amazon. Get your own Amazing Seller shirt! - all proceeds go to charity - http:www.TheAmazingSeller.com/shirt LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   http://www.TheAmazingSeller.com/FB   Scott’s free workshop  - http://www.TheAmazingSeller.com/workshop   www.CoachingJungle.com - Sean’s library of Amazon-related help tutorials   Get your own Amazing Seller shirt - all proceeds go to charity - http://www.TheAmazingSeller.com/shirt

Part Three - Sean Kaye Blogger Interview by Kate Luella (October 2012)Sean was an awesome person to chat with about all things SEO blogging.  He knows his stuff from years of online experience and training.  He has showcased many products over the years and he discussed his new blog project http://www.wsobackstage.com/ and how he came up with this idea, and what his strategy and objectives are.  This interview is part three of three interviews, as we ended up chatting for over 2 hours.  So look out for the other two interview parts which include more discussions on author rank, what is WSObackstage.com marketing strategy and podcasting in general.Sean has three main sites atm,http://www.wsobackstage.com/http://rapidactionseo.com/http://rapidactionwriting.com/andhttp://seankaye.com/We also discussed my latest video workshop I've recently launched http://www.bloggerswhopodcast.com/ and don't forget to subscribe to our Blogger Interviews here https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/blogger-interviewss-podcast/id562165365?mt=2&uo=4Or on my website http://www.kateluella.com/Here's the run down of what we cover in this interview so you can fast-track if you like!5.15 Sales funnel structures8.30 Sean's current sales funnel plan 9.35 The different life cycles of products12.35 The Brendan Burchard model of selling17.00 James Schramko's successful marketing and membership strategy 20.42 Sean's target demographic and why21.55 SEO and syndication -- similarities22.30 Sean's SEO product sales funnel24.20 The three goals of SEO for most small businesses25.15 The three common small business "pains"26.30 Defining whether a podcast is to make money, or have fun29.40 What makes a good podcast show host (like me!)30.25 What Sean did when an interview was unusable34.54 Warrior Forum "WSO" products 40.10 Sean's tips for bloggers, podcasters and internet marketers