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Dr. Tyler Nelson is back on the podcast! We talked about the biggest takeaways from all of his years of finger strength experimenting, how he warms up for a limit bouldering session, how to gain finger strength while minimizing risk, the value of wrist and hand training, common causes of climbing injuries, his advice for my trip to Hueco, what he learned from his trip to Squamish, why climbers shouldn't train like gymnasts, what sets the best athletes apart, and much more!Become a Patron - 7 Day Free Trial!patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing Check out Crimpd!crimpd.comOr download the Crimpd app for free!The Nugget is sponsored by BetterHelp!betterhelp.com/NUGGETUse this link for 10% off your first month!REGISTER NOW for the PCC!www.performanceclimbingcoach.comUse code "NUGGET" for 10% off Early Bird pricing until Jan 28th!Check out PhysiVantage!physivantage.com (link includes 15% off coupon)Use code "NUGGET15" at checkout for 15% off your next order! We are supported by these amazing BIG GIVERS:Michael Roy, Craig Lee, Mark and Julie Calhoun, Yinan Liu, Zach Emery, Alex Pluta, and Matt WalterShow Notes:  thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/tyler-nelson-returnsNuggets:(00:00:00) – Intro(00:04:03) – The donut festival(00:06:26) – Tyler's granite spray wall(00:07:46) – Mirrored boards(00:13:06) – Alcohol and more donuts(00:14:21) – Outline of topics(00:16:17) – Finger training topics(00:34:46) – How Tyler warms up for limit bouldering(00:41:58) – Hand training, recruitment, and coordination(00:49:23) – Summary of our session(00:50:21) – When to end a session(00:52:48) – Using a mix of tools(00:54:26) – Intensity vs. volume(00:59:49) – Building capacity off the wall(01:01:39) – Supplementing your climbing with less risky hand/finger training tools(01:05:22) – When to hangboard (and when not to)(01:09:42) – Learning and changing your mind(01:11:25) – Tyler's guidance for me in Hueco(01:17:25) – Should we climb less?(01:20:24) – Lions don't go jogging(01:21:53) – Making sense of Alex Megos' and Adam Ondra's training volume(01:23:31) – My takeaways for Hueco(01:24:47) – What Tyler learned from his trip to Squamish(01:30:02) – What is the campus board good for?(01:40:14) – How important is RFD in climbing?(01:44:33) – Common causes of injuries(01:52:32) – Transitioning back to hard climbing(01:54:55) – How your tendons change when you build capacity(01:58:29) – Do our tendons get thicker?(02:00:24) – Where does our long-term finger strength come from?(02:02:57) – What sets the best athletes apart?(02:07:46) – Takeaways(02:11:48) – How Tyler changes his clients' training habits(02:14:41) – The future of finger training(02:18:04) – Calisthenics vs. strength training(02:26:19) – Are rings exercises strength training?(02:30:12) – More strength training takeaways(02:37:05) – Wrap up

Tyler Cole is host of the Net Zero Carbon podcast on FreightWaves. Tyler has sixteen years of commercial experience, with a focus on supply chains, low-carbon fuels, and renewable energy. Key topics in this conversation include: The most common drivers for ESG initiatives Why a range of technology solutions are required to make true sustainability impact Common misconceptions about sustainability for freight What Tyler has learned and how he's grown hosting the Net Zero Carbon podcast Links: Show notes: http://brandonbartneck.com/futureofmobility/tylercole https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyleracole/ www.freightwaves.com/nzc.  Tyler's Bio: Tyler has sixteen years of commercial experience, with a focus on supply chains, low-carbon fuels, and renewable energy. He has worked cross functionally in a variety of industries and organizations to develop and deliver emission reduction activities to help corporates achieve their climate targets. Experience includes GHG inventory, ESG disclosures, product stewardship, development and delivery of advanced biofuels, compliance and voluntary carbon credits, freight network design, natural gas mobility and power generation, and digital emissions monitoring tools. Tyler is an active collaborator with several climate-focused NGOs and startup accelerators, host of the FreightWaves podcast Net-Zero Carbon, and contributes to several ESG-focused publications. Tyler holds a BS in business administration from the University of Tennessee, a Micro master's in supply chain engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and is currently pursuing an MLA in sustainability from Harvard Extension School. Future of Mobility: The Future of Mobility podcast is focused on the development and implementation of safe, sustainable, effective, and accessible mobility solutions, with a spotlight on the people and technology advancing these fields. linkedin.com/in/brandonbartneck/ brandonbartneck.com/futureofmobility/

My heart is stirring, my soul is yearning to go deeper and deeper. And today's podcast is as IMPACTFUL as they come. It's with a police officer who has one heckuva story and he talks open & candidly about his battle with his mental health, brushes with suicidal thoughts, and how he has overcome his demons that sometimes pop-up. He literally has turned his pain into his purpose. This is as REAL a conversation as you will ever hear on this topic. Suicide is running rampant in our culture and I will no longer avoid the topic. As a matter of fact, I will be discussing, sharing, and going on a mission to “Do Something” about it. And it starts TODAY!!   I first met Tyler Anstey via email back in 2016 when he shared his story and struggles with mental health and how my first book “The IMPACT Body Plan” helped him through some very dark and tough times. Fast forward to 2018, Tyler shared an update finally being diagnosed with PTSD and getting medical attention. He dusted off the old IMPACT Body Plan and began his 10 week program to help get his mind, body and soul right.   Fast forward to today and I am happy to share that Tyler is thriving and able to share his story with us as a struggling police officer, who almost took his own life in his darkest hours. This is a deep and personal one my friends but a real life story of an everyday hero serving his community and helping others deal with the tough times as well.    On today's IMPACT SHOW podcast, here is what Tyler and I discuss: - The letter Tyler wrote me in 2016 during some of his darkest days and why he did NOT commit suicide. - How Tyler went from 18 pills a day to one and his top hacks to combat mental health that are not pharmaceutical. - What Tyler does on his most challenging days to “Get his mind right.” - Life today and back at work as a patrol officer…Tyler is happiest serving the community and helping those who struggle with their own mental health. - Family life now, why his life revolves around his son Cooper, and how happy he is that he's newly engaged. - Lessons learned, perspective, self care is a full-time job, and on a mission to be the best father & human he can be. - Advice to anyone suffering from mental health issues today, and his “never give up!” mentality.   This is an IMPACT SHOW episode if there ever was one as it helps address and tackle a real-world challenge we all face today. I am committed to doing something about it and I hope you are willing to join the crusade for us to combat Mental Health and prevent suicide. Please SHARE this episode as everyone can relate on some level.    Additionally, please also post a picture of this MUST-LISTEN to episode on your social media.  Please tag Tyler and me at: Instagram: @ToddDurkin @coopersdadtyler   ** Lastly, If you know someone struggling mentally or you personally are having a rough patch mentally, or you are suicidal, please reach out for help. Please call 911 or 988 (Suicide Hotline).     Get Your IMPACT JOURNAL today at www.ToddDurkin.com https://fitnessquest10.infusionsoft.app/app/orderForms/IMPACT-Journal   It's not too late to plan - get your God-Sized Dream 2023 planner today: https://fitnessquest10.infusionsoft.com/app/manageCart/addProduct?productId=288       ATTN: FIT-Pros, Trainers & Coaches   Are you a trainer, coach, or fitness business owner seeking to make a massive IMPACT in your business & life and you would like to be coached to your full potential?   Are you looking to level-up your business in 2023 and make an even bigger IMPACT in people's lives? Are you a trainer, coach, or fit-pro who is constantly pouring into others, yet your “well” runs dry and sometimes you need some more “juice” poured into you?   If so, I invite you to be a part of my Todd Durkin Mastermind for Fit-Pros and surround yourself with the most passionate, purposeful, and IMPACTFUL life-transformers on the planet.    Being a part of the TD Mastermind gives you the opportunity to connect, share, and grow with the fitness industry's top coaches, trainers, and entrepreneurs on a daily-basis.    The MASTERMIND is for passionate and purpose-driven fitness professionals who are committed to creating success & significance in their personal and professional lives and want to be coached by Todd and surrounded by some of the brightest, sharpest, and most passionate trainers on the planet.   If that sounds like you, visit: ToddDurkinMastermind.com to sign-up for the INSTITUTE Level or email Frank Pucher, Director of Todd Durkin Mastermind, at  frankpucher1112@gmail.com for a FREE CLARITY CALL today.     www.ToddDurkinMastermind.com         Join my TD Community for FREE: Simply text me “IMPACT” to (619) 304.2216 and you are on your way to receiving exclusive content and even more motivation & inspiration. Sign-up TODAY!       Please keep your questions coming so I can highlight you on the podcast!!  If you have a burning question and want to be featured on the IMPACT show, go to www.todddurkin.com/podcast, fill out the form, and submit your questions!          Don't forget that if you want more keys to unlock your potential and propel your success, you can order my book GET YOUR MIND RIGHT at www.todddurkin.com/getyourmindright or anywhere books are sold.   Get Your Mind Right now available on AUDIO: https://christianaudio.com/get-your-mind-right-todd-durkin-audiobook-download         Want more Motivation and Inspiration? Sign up for my newsletter The TD Times that comes out on the 10th of every month full of great content. Sign-up here…  www.todddurkin.com         ABOUT: Todd Durkin is one of the world's leading coaches, trainers, and motivators. It's no secret why some of the world's top athletes have trained with him for nearly two decades. He's a best-selling author, a motivational speaker, and founded the legendary Fitness Quest 10 in San Diego, CA. He currently coaches fellow trainers, coaches, and life-transformers in his Todd Durkin Mastermind group. Here, he mentors and shares his 25-years of wisdom in the industry on business, leadership, marketing, training, and personal growth.   Todd was a coach on the NBC & Netflix show “STRONG.” He's a previous Jack LaLanne Award winner, a 2-time Trainer of the Year. 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. https://todddurkin.com/impact-foundation/   To learn more about Todd, visit www.ToddDurkin.com and www.FitnessQuest10.com.   Join his fire-breathing dragons' community and receive regular motivational and inspirational emails. 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Join host Jonathan Hayek with guest Tyler Cauble, experienced investor, developer, and broker. Enjoy hearing about:- The redevelopment of a 1.5m sq. ft former wool mill- What Tyler did with an old car wash- Tyler's advice on your first CRE deal- How to find deals in 2023- Red flags in deal sponsors and partners- Plus tons more!Connect with Tyler:The Cauble GroupTyler's Youtube ChannelThe Beginner's Guide to Commercial Real Estate InvestingInstagram: commercial_in_nashvilleSupport the podcast by making a monthly donation through Patreon. When you contribute, you'll get access to bonus content not available anywhere else. If you enjoyed this episode, you would probably enjoy reading my weekly newsletter. Every Friday, you'll get a behind the scenes look at my investing, including current events in commercial real estate, deals I'm working on, and random personal things going on in my life. It's a super quick read and you can unsubscribe anytime. - Jonathan Subscribe to the newsletter here: www.thesourcecre.com/newsletterEmail Jonathan with comments or suggestions:podcast@thesourcecre.comOr visit the webpage:www.thesourcecre.com*Some or all of the show notes may have been generated using AI tools.

The boys are back for episode 7 as we go over Black Adam and the mess that is the DC extended universe. We also talk about how we rate movies, the latest Marvel news, the new Saw and Conjuring movies, and much more movie news. Tyler takes us home with a hot take before we draft the funniest movie and TV show characters of all time in an effort to make the funniest collective film group. Vote for the winner of the funniest characters draft on Twitter @ReelTokPodcast! https://twitter.com/reeltokpodcast Timestamps: (0:00) Intro (0:18) Rate us 5 stars and Cam will give you a hug (0:35) How is everybody doing? (9:25) What have we been watching? (19:00) Cam never uses Letterboxd (20:00) Rating movies (25:40) What Tyler has been watching (30:45) Black Adam Review NO SPOILERS (51:26) SPOILERS BLACK ADAM (1:03:30) SPOILERS END Our Official Black Adam Scores (1:04:00) DCEU News: President is out, Batman news, Man of Steel 2 (1:16:00) Marvel News: Fantastic Four, Adam Driver, Spider-Man 4 (1:29:40) Tim Burton Hates Disney (1:30:30) Conjuring 4 and Scream 10 (X) are in development (1:35:00) Tilda Swinton out of Adam McKay's Parasite series (1:36:50) Equalizer 3 LAME (1:37:10) Warner Bros Lord of the Rings NFTs (1:38:00) Gamestop Stock Movie Casting (1:40:08) Angelina Jolie sings Opera (1:42:15) New Dacre Montgomery film (1:44:13) Park Chan Wook goes James Bond (1:45:40) Creed 3 Trailer and Michael B. Jordan (1:48:28) A Man Called Otto Tom Hanks Movie (1:50:40) A Christmas Story Christmas (1:52:44) Diary of a Wimpy Kid (1:55:10) Banshees of Inisherin Review from Seth (1:58:05) Going to the movies with your family (2:00:00) Tyler's Hot Take: Comedies STINK (2:05:30) Funniest characters in TV and Film DRAFT (2:21:00) Go vote on Twitter for the draft winner! @ReelTokPodast (2:22:30) That's all folks! Go follow us on all of our socials below! ReelTok TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@reeltokpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reeltokpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/reeltokpodcast Listen and Rate Us 5 Stars on Spotfiy and Apple Podcasts: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3V214vWwkO823aa4OaeDrO?si=ddaefaebe5c1460c Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reeltok-podcast/id1644680412 Welcome to ReelTok Podcast hosted by Cam, Tyler, Seth, and George where we talk all things movies, TV, and pop culture news. Weekly podcast episodes are released every Monday with YouTube videos uploaded daily. Help us become the #1 movie podcast in the entire world! Black Adam is Mid, the DCEU is in Shambles, & Funniest Characters Draft | ReelTok Ep. 7 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reeltokpodcast/support

Today we're talking to Tyler Cerny, a business and international sales consultant. We're going through the ins and outs of building and growing a podcast and how this can help you in your STR game.Connect with Tyler:Instagram- @tylerecernyLinkedIn- Tyler CernyBlue Gems Management: https://bluegemsmgmt.co/STR Meet Up: https://bluegemsgroup.com/[00:00] Teaser[00:28] Show intro[01:02] Introduction to Tyler[02:00] Growing a podcast, tips and tricks[11:06] Ways to optimize your ROI on a podcast[13:52] What metrics to look at for growth[17:51] Blue Gems management[18:17] A podcaster's budget[23:07] Walking through the services Tyler's company offers[25:06] What Tyler is up to outside of podcasts[28:47] The real estate market for the Blue Gems men[30:29] What to focus on as a beginning business owner[32:27] A day in the life of Tyler[33:47] One last blue gem[35:01] Where to find Tyler

On episode 76 of the Play To Win Podcast, Tyler has a HUGE amount of news to cover by himself. A massive amount of early in-development Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay has leaked onto the internet, revealing characters, the game's setting, and some new features. Tyler digs into this unprecedented event in gaming history and shares his thoughts on how damaging this is to Rockstar Games. Once this breaking news is covered, he goes over last week's Nintendo Direct which gave us the release date for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, the State of Play where we got a new look at God of War Ragnarok, other announcements from TGS 2022, and so much more! Timestamps: 0:00 - Opening 1:27 - GTA 6 Leaks 26:07 - Nintendo Direct Recap 46:55 - State of Play Recap 1:02:40 - Xbox TGS Announcements 1:06:11 - Bonnie Ross Leaves 343 Industries 1:10:28 - Brief Mentions 1:18:35 - What Tyler's Been Playing 1:26:22 - Closing This is Play To Win, a gaming outlet hoping to deepen your knowledge of the gaming industry through a weekly podcast discussing that week's gaming news. We also upload a video every Friday which could be a review, an opinion piece, or something else related to gaming. Hosted by Keiran Grant & Tyler Miller. Be sure to like the video, subscribe, and turn on notifications to be the first to know when new videos are uploaded! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXUARbQ9urj2TtaF9IpEFIA?sub_confirmation=1 Also, we officially have a website now! If you wanna check it out, head over to https://playtowingames.wordpress.com/ Follow us on Twitter! Tyler - https://twitter.com/tylermiller2496 Keiran - https://twitter.com/badlynet Play To Win - https://twitter.com/playtowingame

Tyler Merritt is an Actor, Author, Activist, and Encourager, and speaking with him on this latest episode of Write the Damn Book Already was nothing short of joy-giving. His first book, I Take My Coffee Black, is part personal story, part history lesson, part laugh-out-loud humor, and part perspective-considering/shifting, and it's a must-read I'll be recommending for years to come. I N T E R V I E W H I G H L I G H T S [6:13] The reality of not knowing what will resonate with a reader and trusting your own voice (Plus, honoring the value of content that you include JUST FOR YOU!) [6:58] The community writing approach Tyler uses to keep himself "in check" (that prevents getting too much outside opinion that confuses him more than helps him) [12:50] How Tyler sees his book as a love letter to all the things he loves, and how he intentionally and subtly included points intended to educate without shaming or proselytizing [14:30] Elizabeth's "stupid" question of the month (asking this was my BOLD MOVE of the day!) [20:20] How Tyler figured out how to organize so much content and not be overwhelmed by everything he wanted to say (it's a secret that involves Jay-Z) [34:31] The Magic of Trapper Keepers (IYKYK) [38:45] What writing this book gave Tyler such a new and appreciated perspective on (that he thought he already truly understood) [54:42] What Tyler most highly underestimated about how people would be impacted by the book (this might be my favorite new question to ask authors!) C O N N E C T W I T H T Y L E R Before You Call the Cops (viral video featured on Jimmy Kimmel) Connect with Tyler on Instagram Purchase I Take My Coffee Black

How public speaking coaches can change your life! Making Conversations about selling on Amazon Count! "Wendy.. if you were to do your podcast the next time, sitting on your hands and never move, people would be like, what is wrong with this episode? They wouldn't know, right? They couldn't see, but they would feel that it was just a little off...." Tyler Foley, Making Conversations Count - (August 2022) Psst! Low on data? Here's a lower bandwidth version for you. Public speaking is one of the most terrifying things you can do... Or so a lot of people believe. But they haven't spoken with Sean Tyler Foley. He's a child actor turned author and public speaking coach, and he has a quite incredible story to tell about the time he met Freddy Krueger. If you think that sounds unusually impressive, wait until you hear how he's also sharing stages with Tony Robbins! Enjoy this new episode of the "Making Conversations Count" podcast in which we talk all about how public speaking coaches can literally change your life!  You'll learn.... Freddy vs Jason (1m13s) What Tyler does now (4m10s) Everyone says you need to sell the benefits. It's actually more about selling the solution! (8m30s) Tyler's favourite family trip (13m39s) Mannerisms. Hmmmm… (26m10s) Tyler's conversation that counted (39m50s) A poignant moment from the episode: "..You know, you look at anybody who has any form of sensory deprivation, and then you have those heightened senses when you can only rely on the audio. It's amazing the cues that you can pick up on. And as you said, our brain is finely tuned to it. You know when somebody is smiling on the phone, you know when they're having a bad day. And it goes the other way, too. I've talked to people about this with energy work. We know when there's been a fight in a room, even if we've never witnessed the fight, you've walked into that room and people were like and then you get that link. You're like, oh, what is with that? And you're like and you become hyper sensitive and aware of you're walking on eggshells a little bit, because what did I just walk into? You didn't witness a fight. There was nothing you didn't see. You don't know. But you know that something went on. And we as human beings have a far better connection with each other than I think we give ourselves credit for." Click here for the full transcript What IS Making Conversations Count? "Making Conversations Count" is a podcast from WAG Associates founder and telemarketing trainer Wendy Harris. Missed our previous episodes? You can catch up with any of the other guests we've been making conversations count with, here: https://makingconversationscount.com/episodes/ Listen to Making Conversations Count On your mobile device? Hear the conversations in your favourite platform (Apple or Spotify etc) here: https://makingconversationscount.studio/listen Once you've listened, remember to leave us a review!  https://makingconversationscount.studio/Review-all-episodes

TODAY´S EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE FLOW RESEARCH COLLECTIVE Are you an entrepreneur, a leader, or a knowledge worker, who wants to harness the power of flow so you can get more done in less time with greater ease and accomplish your boldest professional goals faster? If you´ve answered this question with “hell yes” then our peak-performance training Zero to Dangerous may be a good fit for you. If this sounds of interest to you all you need to do is click here right now, pop in your application and one of our team members will be in touch with you very soon.   ABOUT THE GUEST: Tyler Cowen is Holbert L. Harris Chair of Economics at George Mason University and serves as chairman and faculty director of the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. With colleague Alex Tabarrok, Cowen is coauthor of the popular economics blog Marginal Revolution and cofounder of the online educational platform Marginal Revolution   A dedicated writer and communicator of economic ideas, Cowen is the author of several bestselling books and is widely published in academic journals and the popular media. His latest book is Talent: How to Identify Energizers, Creatives, and Winners Around the World and he is a columnist with Bloomberg View.  Cowen is also the host of Conversations with Tyler, a popular podcast series featuring today's most underrated thinkers in wide-ranging explorations of their work, the world, and everything in between.   Cowen graduated from George Mason University with a BS in economics and received his PhD in economics from Harvard University.   ABOUT THE EPISODE:  In this episode, you will learn about: Intro (0:00) Impact of Self Motivation In Young People (2:21) Getting Better At Knowing How To Get Better (3:48) Stagnation In Healthcare, Housing, & Education (5:49) Nuclear Energy (15:14) The State of The Economy (17:20) Initiatives That Would Progress The U.S (20:51) The Mental State of America (24:35) What Tyler's Day Looks Like (29:38) Tech Progress (33:52) Smart People Should Build Things (38:52) Worker Mental Health Crisis (40:30) How To Effectively Mobilize Talent (41:59) Old People Getting Younger Mentors (44:26) Research Genie Question (46:15) How To Improve Discovered Talent (47:24)   RESOURCES Website: http://www.marginalrevolution.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/tylercowen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-cowen-166718/ ‍ STEVEN KOTLER is a New York Times bestselling author, award-winning journalist, and Founder and Executive Director of the Flow Research Collective. He is one of the world's leading experts on human performance. His books include The Art of Impossible, Stealing Fire, and The Rise of Superman. His work has been translated into over 40 languages and appeared in over 100 publications, including the New York Times Magazine, Wall Street Journal, TIME, Wired, Atlantic Monthly, The Harvard Business Review and Forbes.

Tyler Dalton, PharmD, shares his real estate investing experience, how he purchased 10 houses in his first two years as a real estate investor, and how he continues to grow his portfolio toward the ultimate goal of replacing his pharmacy salary. Key Points From This Episode Tyler's background: how he got into both pharmacy and real estate.  Why he chose real estate and his passion for it.  How our guest found success after his ambitious start in real estate.  Using hard money lenders and investing without putting up capital.  Tyler explains what a hard money lender is.  Why he chooses to buy ‘fixer-upper' properties.  What Tyler learned in the process of flipping houses and what he would do differently now. The importance of comprehensive property analysis and vetting contractors.  Correlations between location and price point.  How our guest was able to manage so many properties while being a full-time pharmacist.  The type of work that needs to be done to successfully flip a house.  Discussing the time value of money.  How to approach with caution and recognize the warning signs of an untrustworthy contractor. Some tips on how to find the right contractors.  Why Tyler says that project number 10 was much more efficient than the previous nine.  Why he decided to switch to short-term rentals and a breakdown of the 1031 exchange.  How to boost your cash flow and multiply it by 10.  Insight into Tyler's five-year plan.  Parting words of advice from our guest and a podcast that inspired him.    Links Mentioned in Today's Episode Join the YFP Real Estate Investing Facebook Group BiggerPockets BiggerPockets Podcasts Follow Tyler Dalton on Instagram: @drtylerdalton YFP Real Estate Investing Your Financial Pharmacist Disclaimer and Disclosures

On episode 59 of the Play To Win Podcast, Tyler's by himself to talk all about some recent PlayStation news that's been making headlines. From the list of games coming to the newly revamped PlayStation Plus service, to the new shows that are being made based on PlayStation games, there's a lot for Tyler to go over. And that's all before getting to Xbox's Project Keystone streaming stick, a suite of brief mentions, and all the games he's been playing these past few weeks. Timestamps: 0:00 - Opening 2:37 - The Games Coming To The New PlayStation Plus 19:27 - Breaking Down PlayStation's Investor Briefing 1:01:24 - Xbox's Project Keystone 1:08:27 - Brief Mentions 1:17:23 - What Tyler's Been Playing 1:28:22 - Closing This is Play To Win, a gaming outlet hoping to deepen your knowledge of the gaming industry through a weekly podcast discussing that week's gaming news. We also upload a video every Friday which could be a review, an opinion piece, or something else related to gaming. Hosted by Keiran Grant & Tyler Miller. Be sure to like the video, subscribe, and turn on notifications to be the first to know when new videos are uploaded! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXUARbQ9urj2TtaF9IpEFIA?sub_confirmation=1 Also, we officially have a website now! If you wanna check it out, head over to https://playtowingames.wordpress.com/ Follow us on Twitter! Tyler - https://twitter.com/tylermiller2496 Keiran - https://twitter.com/badlynet Play To Win - https://twitter.com/playtowingame

When COVID hit, many businesses realized that they had to change their strategy, and we were definitely one of them. So, we decided to shift our focus to concentrate on the Cleveland area, where we could control construction, property management, and much more from our own backyard. With our key players located in the Cleveland area, it just made sense. Throughout this transition, one of our key players was Tyler Brummett. Tyler is our Chief Operating Officer at Freeland Ventures and head of our acquisitions and asset management team. We've been business partners for about two years, during which time we've acquired over 2,000 new units.  So today, I figured I'd bring Tyler on the show to walk us through how we procured our latest acquisition called Stewart House. We'll break down how we were able to take a property from 80% vacant to 99% occupied and the difference between a vanilla apartment complex and one that attracts great tenants willing to pay a premium. We'll also discuss the unique benefits of doing this in a market just minutes away from your doorstep. Key Takeaways with Tyler Brummett How Tyler and I got access to the Stewart House deal, what we did to close over a company that manages over 20,000 units, and how we plan to create a phenomenal community and better housing for its residents. How to budget both time and money for improvements, ensure you're making the right renovations, and find great tenants who will occupy your units for years to come. What Tyler's day-to-day as our asset manager looks like. The difference between “kicking out” a tenant and simply not renewing their lease. Want the Full Show Notes? To get access to the full show notes, including audio, transcripts, and links to all the resources mentioned, visit https://acceleratedinvestorpodcast.com/281 Rate & Review If you enjoyed today's episode of The Accelerated Real Estate Investor Podcast, hit the subscribe button on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube so future episodes are automatically downloaded directly to your device. You can also help by providing an honest rating & review over on Apple Podcasts. Reviews go a long way in helping us build awareness so that we can impact even more people. THANK YOU! Connect with Josh Cantwell Facebook YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Sign up for the Forever Passive Income Partnering, Mastermind and Coaching Program with Josh Cantwell To unlock your potential and start earning real passive income, visit joshcantwellcoaching.com

In this episode, we talk about: - Why you should start your own podcast- The challenges and benefits of being a young trainer- The importance of investing in yourself and spending time and money to learn from the best of the best - How athletes can work smarter, not harder and how to structure your days as an athlete- What Tyler has learned from being a strength and conditioning intern and being thrown in the fire and more! Follow! @coachjrperformancehttps://www.instagram.com/coachjrperformance/?hl=enTrain with me online and have full access to the workouts I give my athletes for a $1 your first month: https://my.playbookapp.io/jess-raczFollow!@tc.performancehttps://www.instagram.com/tc.performance_/?hl=enCheck out The TCP Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/my/podcast/the-tcp-podcast/id1604852096

"Hire smart people and get out of the way." This is the leadership philosophy of today's guest, Tyler Fair. Tyler is the co-founder and CEO of SourceScrub, the leading data service for dealmakers who want to find, research, and connect with founder-owned businesses. Though the company is just seven years old, it has grown into an 8-figure business that works with top private equity and investment banking firms. In this episode, Tyler joins us to share his entrepreneurial journey and explain how instead of getting venture capital backing, SourceScrub bootstrapped its way to success. Tuning in, you'll hear how Tyler first identified the need for a product like SourceScrub and realized that he could create a tech-enabled solution to solve this pain point. You'll also discover how he developed his leadership philosophy and how Tyler has grown his company to include hundreds of employees from around the globe. Finally, hear how Tyler has learned through this process, how he uses his time to the highest level, and what advice he would give his former self. Key Points From This Episode: An introduction to Tyler Fair and how he first saw the need for a product like SourceScrub.The struggles of trying to hire interns to scrub through Google. How Tyler realized that he could figure out a tech-enabled solution to solve this pain point.Insight into the current size of SourceScrub and the number and location of its employees.What Tyler has learned through the process of growing this company. How SourceScrub is supporting employees in the Philippines and Ukraine. How Tyler learned the value of hiring smart people and getting out of the way. What Tyler has learned in this process and why he is trying to get as many things off his plate as possible How Tyler is prioritizing and using his time to the highest level and for the best use.The advice that Tyler would give his former self.Tyler Fair on LinkedInSourceScrubAlex Drost LinkedInBranch Out Podcast LinkedInConnection Builders LinkedInHave thoughts or comments? We want to hear from you. growth@connection.buildersACCELERATE YOUR CAREER GROWTHCareer success comes from having a strong professional network. Take your career to the next level by jumpstarting your networking.I am Interested in the Networking Bootcamp for MyselfI am Interested in the Networking Bootcamp for my Firm or Team

Tyler is a wedding planner, designer and florist in Santa Barbara, California. He's also a dad, husband, foster parent, and loves cooking. It's so important to not only focus on what you do for work, but also what you do in life. Long after your business is gone, you'll still be You. You have the power over your brand to stand firm on your pricing, tell people what they need to do in order to work with you, and in making decisions in your business. Connecting with people will propel your business. 3 Areas of Connection: 1- Connection with Clients 2- Connection with fellow Vendors 3- Connection with your Team It doesn't matter how sought-after you are, or how long you've been in the industry, treat people with kindness. Be intentional with the vendors you work with, with your clients, and with your team. Take your clients out for drinks after their engagement session, or bring a coffee to the planner the morning of the wedding, or take your second shooter out for lunch someday. Mentioned in the show: Author: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4175328.Glennon_Doyle_Melton (Glennon Doyle Melton) Photographer: https://josevilla.com (Jose Villa) Find Tyler at http://www.tylerspeier.com (www.tylerspeier.com) https://www.instagram.com/tylerspeier/ (instagram.com/tylerspeier) This episode is sponsored by Tave. Get your free 60 day trial by going to lightdarkco.com/tave What Are We Loving? What Tyler is loving: TV Show - https://www.netflix.com/title/80117552 (Ozark Season 4) (Netflix) What John is loving: TV Show - https://www.hbomax.com/series/urn:hbo:series:GXYUhuQ6aq6nCVgEAAAlR (His Dark Materials) (HBO Max) We record each episode LIVE in our Facebook group and we would love to connect with you there. You can join at https://www.facebook.com/groups/lightdarkpodcast (Light + Dark Photography Podcast Group) on Facebook. Follow us at https://www.instagram.com/lightdarkco (www.instagram.com/lightdarkco) https://www.instagram.com/allheartphoto (www.instagram.com/allheartphoto)

On Episode 44 of the podcast, Tyler is by himself but he has plenty to talk about. From Sony's surprising $3.6 billion acquisition of Bungie and what this could mean for both companies, to Google possibly rebranding Stadia, and a suite of other big stories from the past two weeks, there's a lot to go over! Timestamps: 0:00 - Opening 2:17 - Brief Mentions 11:24 - New Game Announcements 26:13 - Sony's Acquiring Bungie 1:05:42 - Google's Rebranding Stadia 1:10:25 - Xbox's "Monster Hunter" Style Game 1:13:58 - What Tyler's Been Playing 1:21:55 - Closing This is Play To Win, a gaming outlet hoping to deepen your knowledge of the gaming industry through a weekly podcast discussing that week's gaming news. We also upload a video every Friday which could be a review, an opinion piece, or something else related to gaming. Hosted by Keiran Grant & Tyler Miller. Be sure to like the video, subscribe, and turn on notifications to be the first to know when new videos are uploaded! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXUARbQ9urj2TtaF9IpEFIA?sub_confirmation=1 Also, we officially have a website now! If you wanna check it out, head over to https://playtowingames.wordpress.com/ Follow us on Twitter! Tyler - https://twitter.com/tylermiller2496 Keiran - https://twitter.com/badlynet Play To Win - https://twitter.com/playtowingame

Tyler Sickmeyer is the Founder of Fidelitas Development, a full-service marketing, advertising, and public relations agency that helps clients build brand loyalty through intentional storytelling. They serve a variety of clients in the retail, direct to consumer, eCommerce, luxury, and sporting goods industries. Aside from consulting clients on marketing strategy and ROI measurement, Tyler serves on the board of Live Ventures (NASDAQ: LIVE) and is a sought-after keynote speaker delivering high-energy keynote presentations to audiences across the United States.He is also the founder of The Lion's Share Marketing Podcast, which offers a wide range of topics from Customer Acquisition Strategies and eCommerce best practices to the latest trends in marketing and communications. Tyler now lives in San Diego with his wife, two sons, and yellow lab, after moving from Illinois.This Cast Covers:Why COVID was good to those who are good business people (02:47)How Tyler started out as the youngest Christian concert promoter in the nation to transition into becoming an agency owner from scratch (06:28)Joey and Tyler talk about famous Christian artists and Tyler shares something her will never forget from meeting TobyMac (10:00)How Fidelitas Development discovered the niche industry they were gonna work with and what skill they wanted to focus their outbound efforts on (13:26)What drives growth to the agency predominantly – outbound, inbound, referrals, networks, speaking engagements, or a combination of all? (18:43)Why it's important to diversify strategies so that you're perpetually filling up your pipeline (19:52)  What Tyler's day-to-day currently looks like as a CEO and founder of his agency (27:03)Where he foresees Fidelitas Development going in the long term and the steps they're taking to get there  (28:12)A gamechanger that allows you to set up subscription billing for your clients so you never have to chase invoices ever again (29:47)The prerequisite to having a successful business: building a great culture (32:28)What Tyler and Fidelitas Development have been heavily investing in over the last several months and are looking forward to reaping the rewards in Q1 (33:54) Additional Resources:The Sales Driven AgencyThe Best Damn Agency MastermindTyler SickmeyerFidelitas DevelopmentTyler Sickmeyer on Twitter

Tyler Kem is the co-founder of Strike R&D Tax Advisory, a firm specializing in Federal and State Research and Development "R&D" Tax Credits for emerging industries such as Software, Blockchain, Emerging Technologies, Hemp, Artificial Intelligence, Virtual/Augmented Reality. FinTech, Engineering/Architecture, Manufacturing, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech. 0:00 - 1:01 Tyler's bio 1:01 - 1:35 Peppershock offer https://www.peppershock.com/product/stash-20-of-a-stock-offer/ 1:35 - 5:39 Marketing Essentials Moment: How to Stop Wasting Money on Your Marketing 5:39 - 6:08 Welcome to Peppershock Media's Marketing Expedition podcast 6:08 - 6:20 Welcome Tyler 6:20 - 7:55 Tyler's background 7:55 - 15:05 How to receive R&D tax credits 15:05 - 17:23 Tyler's marketing tactics 17:23 - 20:15 Tyler's previous work 20:15 - 23:10 Importance of referrals 23:10 - 31:50 Details on the ER tax credit 31:50 - 32:54 What Tyler wants you to know 32:54 - 34:31 Useful resources 34:31 - 35:34 What Tyler wishes he knew earlier on 35:34 - 37:05 Tyler's company culture 37:05 - 39:05 Tyler's aspirations 39:05 - 40:45 How Tyler promotes healthy company culture 40:45 - 41:11 Thank you Tyler https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylerkem tyler@striketax.com 41:11 - 42:00 Thanks for listening 42:00 - 41:58 Join https://themarketingexpedition.com today! Stash is an app for banking, saving, and investing. Try it with this link and add cash, you'll get $20 of stock and we'll get a bonus too. #taxcredit #taxes #taxrefund #tax #taxtips #businesstaxes #researchanddevelopment #research #technology #technologycompany #innovation #engineering #researcher #marketing #branding #advertising #software #blockchain #AI #AR #biotech

Guest Info "If you aren't at the table, then you are on the menu." Why crypto will get crucified if we don't build a political force to combat regulatory encroachment. Name of Guest: Tyler Whirty Name of Project: HodlPAC Twitter URL of Guest: https://twitter.com/twhirty_ Project Twitter URL: https://twitter.com/HODLpac Project URL: https://www.hodlpac.org/ Show Notes His background and how he got into crypto. Started at the Kato Institute What HODLPac is. The type of PAC they are and the represent and how they combine both kinds into a hybrid PAC, because they have a normal PAC and a SuperPAC. How the money donated to HODLPac is managed and contributed. What each side can do and can't do. Why it is important for the crypto ecosystem. The strategy for how they help their candidates of choice. How it isn't about crypto political advertising. How HODL Pac got started and when/why. Why it is important for the community to have political tools in our toolbox. "Not at the table, then you are on the menu." Why not being involved is a choice to harm crypto. The numerous strategies available to us for growth and power. What Tyler thinks is our best strategy first with taking on people like Brad Sherman by helping Aarika Rhodes or evenly spreading efforts in education. How Tyler navigates the tribes of crypto. How the DAO of HODL PAC will function and it will be simmilar to gitcoin. https://wtfisqf.com to understand quadratic funding. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/missiondefi/support

He relates his current work in residential to his previous time doing commercial. The residential world, particularly custom residential construction, has been a significantly more fulfilling experience for Tyler because of its personal, family-centered process.Speaking on his staff, Tyler becomes emotional talking about those team members that have caught the vision of the company, which goes way beyond working for a paycheck. He also encourages employees to make their voices heard and to challenge the leadership if they feel compelled to, so as to do their part in setting Killowen apart from the rest.Finally, Tyler describes the cornerstone of his company—and of running a construction business in general—which is communication. With so many parties to keep up-to-speed throughout a long and complicated process, Tyler stresses openness and brutal honesty, but also empathy and care.Topics Discussed: [02:35] Challenges that Tyler is dealing with right now[07:41] How Tyler keeps his pipeline full[12:48] Competing with other cabinetry subcontractors[15:12] How Tyler conducts his exit interviews[20:51] How often Tyler checks in with clients after the home is built[30:13] Creating a good company culture[36:28] Working with Syd and Shea McGee[43:56] How Netflix came into the picture[50:55] Working when cameras are always trained on you[55:17] Lessons learned from the Netflix experience about running Killowen[57:45] The best career advice Tyler has ever been given[1:03:11] What Tyler is most excited aboutConnect with Guest:Website Instagram Facebook Connect with Brad Leavitt:Website Instagram Facebook Houzz Pinterest YouTubeKey Quotes by Tyler:With these homes, it gets super personal because it's the most expensive thing they'll ever buy. It's where they'll raise their family, their kids, their grandkids. It gets pretty personal and that's why I like it better than commercial. I was in commercial for a while; but, homes—there's something about it.I want my people to challenge our system. I might disagree and I might push back; but, I do want our team to think of ways we can do better. I'm not averse to change.There are people in our company that are here for the paycheck, and that is fine. We're not doing it for practice. We're doing it to make a living. It's all good. There are other people that I see who have caught the vision of where we can be and they want to be a part of it.Where construction really goes sideways—the relationships at least—is communication. If someone feels heard, even if there's a problem, if you acknowledge that it's there and you keep giving them constant updates—communication is huge.Every hire I've made has taught me how to run my company better

Greetings! It is yet another week of continuous productivity and new beginnings. The A Better Way to Farm team will never stop to provide you with tons of information and implementable strategies for growing your farm this season.   In this episode, Tyler meets Tyler, the grower who never lets limiting factors get in the way of a good harvest and greater yields. His quest led him to meet A Better Way to Farm and discover the Conklin strategies to learn better farming practices together with his father, uncle and cousin.   Be ready to listen and determine what's best for your farm! Let's take note of some practices which may apply to boost your farm's growth. Come on, tune in!

I've been sitting on a secret for quite some time… We recently brought on Tyler Lyons as a partner at Asym Capital.  Tyler's background as an Audit Manager at Deloitte and the Director of Accounting at Herman Miller provided him with the perfect balance to my background and skillset, and we couldn't be happier that he is part of our team. He has made a huge impact in just a few short months, and we're already starting to see it across all the major metrics of our business. If you are either growing your own real estate firm, or are an investor with Asym Capital, or both… I highly suggest listening to this episode to hear a bit about how we thought through this major investment in Asym, as well as both of our outlooks on the future of the company and deal flow... In this episode, you'll hear… How Tyler and I originally got connected and how it played a huge role in him coming on as a partner Tyler's view of the investment space and what asset classes he is most excited about over the next 3-5 years Where the opportunity in senior living might be, especially given the concerns in the market surrounding Covid-19 What Tyler is going to be focusing on and how it will allow us to do more quality deals, without giving up our attention to due diligence Now that we have successfully onboarded Tyler, it has freed up both of our time so we can do what we are best at... Finding compelling opportunities for our investors. In fact, we have a few opportunities we are working on now that I'm sure you'll be interested in. Make sure to keep an eye out for my forthcoming emails on that matter. Interested in investing in ATMs? Check out our webinar.   Please note that investing in private placement securities entails a high degree of risk, including illiquidity of the investment and loss of principal. Please refer to the subscription agreement for a discussion of risk factors. Tired of scrambling for capital?  Check out our new FREE webinar -  How to Ensure You Never Scramble for Capital Again (The 3 Capital-Raising Secrets). Click Here to register.   CFC Podcast Facebook Group

In this week's episode, Laura and Nikki interview artist, illustrator, musician, self-proclaimed mad scientist and D&D geek, Tyler Thrasher. Tyler has an undying love for nature and its respective curiosities, and there are few things Tyler's brain isn't obsessing over. Between his pursuits to crystallize the world, opalize everything and hunt down some of the most unique plants, his passion to combine art and science every step of the way is his fire and fuel. He applies his brand of hopeful, angry optimism to everything he does. As you'll hear during this interview, Tyler has the ability to take his curiosities and quickly turn them into amazing products... from crystalized cicadas to plant-growing journals, custom art t-shirts and even plushies! He sees what's missing in the marketplace, courageously takes action, and puts his work out in the world for all of us to enjoy. We know you'll love our conversation with him and be inspired to see where your own curiosities will lead you! TOPICS DISCUSSED Tyler's Startist story  How he began combining his interest in art and science and developed his unique crystallized insects What happened to Tyler's Instagram after requesting an art trade with an illustrator he loves Being spontaneous vs. planning things out Using Kickstarter and pre-sales to fund products Working with DFTBA for fulfillment, shipping and creating new products Making, selling and shipping t-shirts to raise money for The Bail Project and other black causes What Tyler's online community did when his house burned down How people react on social media when you focus on one thing vs following many different passions The process of designing his cicada plushie and the ridiculous number he sold in one week! Asking for what you want to grow your career Getting real about his anxiety and insecurity and how he doesn't let that stop him from following through with his ideas… which led to his existential discussion with his cicada! Tyler shares a few product ideas he's working on, including a whole bunch of plushies, his plans for a bigger lab and conservatory in partnership with a nanotech scientist in Tulsa. And caves, Tyler loves caves! Tyler shares his obsession with sour candy and Nikki gives him a brilliant idea for a new product! And finally, Tyler shares his best advice for people who are just getting started. Read the transcript and find links to all mentioned resources in the STARTIST SOCIETY SHOW NOTES: startistsociety.com/tylerthrasher JOIN THE STARTIST SOCIETY FB GROUP: facebook.com/groups/startistsociety/ FOLLOW STARTIST SOCIETY ON INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/startistsociety/ LIKE WHAT YOU HEAR? BUY US A COFFEE BOURBON: buymeacoffee.com/startistsociety/

 Tyler Winebrenner - Principal, Inman High School   Topics Covered: -Tyler's journey into administration -Staying "Hungry to Learn" -Staying a small town guy -Inman's career pathways -What Tyler is currently reading

Tyler Burch was hired as the ”Digital Storyteller” for an app called Samaritan. Samaritan is a mobile app that makes it easier for community members to support people experiencing homelessness in their area. What does his role as a digital storyteller look like? How does he leverage personal branding to benefit his company—and his career trajectory? Listen to this episode of Content Callout to learn more! Outline of This Episode[0:35] How Tyler became The Digital Storyteller[2:21] Learn more about the Samaritan app[7:00] How to stand out in the SaaS market[8:44] Identifying your target personas [10:57] A conversation about metrics[15:08] How to focus on things that make sense[17:34] How personal branding benefits your company[29:12] What Tyler learned from his network[35:51] Does Tyler get pushback from leadership?[38:10] How to connect with Tyler BurchResources & People MentionedCity Care OKCCasey GrahamJay DesaiDuolingoZero to One by Peter ThielRory Sutherland Ted TalkConnect with Tyler BurchConnect on LinkedInSamaritanConnect With the Content Callout Teamhttps://ContentCallout.com Subscribe to CONTENT CALLOUT onApple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

Evidence Photos @ https://talkmurder.com/tyler-hadleyThe parents of 17-year-old Tyler Hadley would never allow their son to have a party in their Port St. Lucie home, especially after his missed school attendance and months of erratic behaviour. What Tyler's parents didn't know was that their son was determined to have his party, whether they approved. On July 16, 2011, the troubled teen invited his Facebook friends over for his party, none of the party-goers away that in the home's master bedroom laid the corpses of Blake and Mary-Jo Hadley.

This week on the Play To Win Podcast, Tyler's riding solo since Keiran's out sick. Luckily Sony gave him a lot to talk about. From new studio acquisitions, to their poor treatment of indie developers and publishers, there's a lot to dig into this week. And this is all in addition to some more news about the new Dead Space game that's in the works, more games coming in the Control universe, and his thoughts on Kazuya in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart. Timestamps: 0:00 - Opening 1:50 - Housekeeping 4:33 - Brief Mentions 15:52 - Sony's New Acquisitions 28:06 - Sony's Big Indie Problem 58:41 - Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut Announced 1:05:35 - Dead Space Remake News 1:08:43 - New Games In the Control Universe 1:12:03 - What Tyler's Been Playing 1:12:40 - Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart 1:21:12 - Kazuya in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate 1:24:00 - Closing This is Play To Win, a gaming channel hoping to deepen your knowledge of the gaming industry through a weekly podcast discussing that week's gaming news. We also upload a video every Friday which could be a review, an opinion piece, or something else related to gaming. Hosted by Keiran Grant & Tyler Miller. Be sure to like the video, subscribe, and turn on notifications to be the first to know when new videos are uploaded! Also, check out the latest episode of the Play To Win Podcast! Subscribe!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXUARbQ9urj2TtaF9IpEFIA/featured?sub_confirmation=1 Here are links to the other versions of the Play To Win Podcast!: https://linktr.ee/ptwgame Follow us on Twitter! Tyler - https://twitter.com/tylermiller2496 Keiran - https://twitter.com/badlynet Play To Win - https://twitter.com/playtowingame

About the Episode In the latest Craft & Character podcast, Steve Carter interviews pastor Tyler Burns about his commitment to being a local pastor and how in bearing witness to the pain of his people there comes a newfound power in his sermons. Tyler breaks down his prep for his Q Conference talk and shares a plethora of mentors, pastors and authors who have helped him shape and form a talk. What Tyler shares about his prep process is information you can immediately implement in your own talk creation process. Who is Tyler Burns? Tyler Burns is the President of The Witness: A Black Christian Collective (thewitnessbcc.com), Host of the Pass the Mic Podcast with Jemar Tisby and the Lead Pastor of New Dimensions Christian Center. Tyler is married to Mylena and they have two beautiful kids and live in Pensacola, FL.

What matters more–providing for our families, or being there for our spouses and our kids while we make incredible memories? When I learned that entrepreneur Tyler Gunter decided to make big changes in his life and retired at the age of 30 to show up for his family first and his business second, I knew I needed to talk to him.  Tyler is the founder of Adventure Dads, a group of about a dozen dads that take trips with their children of all ages. They've gone spelunking, rode go-karts, and explored artificial biospheres, to name just a few of their activities. More importantly, they've also helped kids foster incredible friendships and forge connections within their community. In our conversation today, Tyler and I talk about the power of influence and mentorship when it comes to our kids–and how we can be a positive presence in our kids' lives, even when they stop wanting to listen to us. We also talk about what it means to live a balanced and intentional life, and the beauty of learning to let go. Nate Klemp's Podcast Highlights What is Adventure Dads and why did Tyler create it? Who are the people we want to be actively involved in our kids' lives? How can we have serious conversations about real issues with our kids? How do our kids' friends influence them–and how can we have an influence on our kids' friends? What makes going on adventures with our kids so valuable? The moment that taught Tyler and his wife that nothing could make up for lost time together. How do you know who will show up for your family if something happens to you? How can tragedy bring out the best in a family or a community? How can you reverse engineer a life of intention? What Tyler does when he screws up or knows he lost his cool. Get the Full Show Notes Want access to the full show notes, including links to all resources mentioned during today's conversation? Visit FrontRowDads.com/276 Want to learn more about Front Row Dads? We are in the business of building better families. While most dads would say that family matters most, the challenge is they feel guilty knowing their careers get the best of them, and their family seems to get the rest of them. We help Dads become family men with businesses, not businessmen who have families, so they can thrive personally AND professionally. Subscribe to the Front Row Dad podcast to learn about fatherhood, marriage and how to level up your game at home, or if you're ready for the best coaching and true brothers to grow with, Join The Brotherhood! Are you getting all the shows? Subscribe today! Want to leave a review? THANK YOU! http://FrontRowDads.com/review

Today's episode of the Building Bridges podcast is my conversation with Tyler Cowen, an economist, director of the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, blogger at Marginal Revolution, and host of the podcast Conversations with Tyler.I first met Tyler back in 2019 when my colleague Zineb Mekouar and I spent a few days in Washington, DC to promote my book Hedge and to connect with John Dearie's Center for American Entrepreneurship. We had lunch with Tyler and his colleague and co-author Alex Tabarrok in a Chinese restaurant near George Mason University. Most of our conversation that day was about exchanging ideas and impressions about the relative situation of America, Europe, and the rest of the world.Since then I've kept reading everything I could find about the political situation in the US, the state of the transatlantic relationship, and recently how COVID-19 was impacting the distribution of power and wealth across the world. Then last year, I realized something: Americans are, by far, the most inspiring contributors to this conversation—yet alas they're mostly speaking about America, leaving the rest of the world untouched, uncommented on, almost undocumented!In this context, how about launching a podcast series in which I'd interview American thinkers, but having them focus the conversation on Europe?Fast forward to today: my 2020 idea has morphed into the Building Bridges podcast which I'm co-hosting with my wife Laetitia Vitaud. The value proposition of our podcast is to provide a platform for anyone who has interesting ideas to share with our vast community of “unapologetic globalists” (to quote my recent guest Chris Schroeder).Not everyone that's part of this roster has much to say about Europe. But whenever I catch one who does, I make sure to focus our conversation on that very subject—and I must say Tyler is one of our recent guests who has the most to say and to share about the Old Continent!And so if you're interested in Europe, economics, libertarianism, or the prospects of various other regions in the world, I urge you to give my conversation with Tyler a listen. Here's what you'll hear:What Tyler likes and dislikes about Europe, and the various countries he's lived in or traveled to here (which is most of them!).Why he thinks Europe is one of the least fragmented regions in the world—which is the exact opposite of how I view Europe!Why Americans should be present and invest in India if they want to retain some influence in the future.What advice he would give to young Europeans and young Americans who want to prepare themselves for our coming world.Why he expects Europe to remain a wealthy and prosperous region, despite, well, everything. And many, many more interesting topics and ideas.This podcast and the related article were originally published at Around Europe w/ Tyler Cowen. Lobbying. Startups Across Borders. Biden's Global Tax Reform. as part of my newsletter European Straits (which is about the Entrepreneurial Age, viewed from Europe).Follow Building Bridges on Twitter! You can listen to all our podcasts on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Also Building Bridges is part of a network of Substack newsletters, which you may want to discover: there's Laetitia Vitaud's Laetitia@Work (about the future of work, with a feminist perspective), and my own European Straits (about the Entrepreneurial Age, viewed from Europe).(Credit: Franz Liszt, Angelus ! Prière Aux Anges Gardiens—extrait du disque Miroirs de Jonas Vitaud, NoMadMusic.) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit buildingbridges.substack.com

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Standing apart from your competition is something we hear a lot about as entrepreneurs, but it can be easier said than done. This is especially true when you’re in a market with heaps of competition from industry giants.   Even so, there are people making it happen, including this week’s guest, Tyler Ornstein, founder of Tylers Coffees®. Coffee is the second largest industry in the world, second only to petroleum, so there’s no shortage of “giants” to compete against. Yet Tylers Coffees® has been around for sixteen years, is available in 500 retail locations as well as online, and now ships 40,000 units of coffee a month. Clearly, being the David in an industry packed with Goliaths didn’t prevent Tylers Coffees® from becoming a mass success.   Tune into this episode to hear Tyler’s tips, lessons, and strategies that any entrepreneur in any industry can use to successfully wage war on a business battlefield full of “giants.” It’s Not The Coffee, It’s The Acid Tylers Coffees® were conceived when Tyler was just 14 years old. He and his father often bonded over coffee, until his dad was told, by his doctors, that he couldn’t drink coffee anymore. It was due to his stomach issues. The acid in the coffee was  exacerbating those issues. Instead of simply rolling over, however, Tyler’s dad, a chemist, figured out a way to brew organic, acid-free coffee that he could drink. Validate Your Idea First Even at age 14, Tyler recognized that other people with stomach and digestive issues who had to avoid acidic foods might be interested in his dad’s acid-free coffee. So, he rode around the neighborhood on his bike, knocking on doors and offering free samples to neighbors. Tyler remembers following up with a particular little old lady, who told Tyler the coffee did not hurt her stomach. She asked how she could obtain more, and what it cost. Tyler continued to hear from people with similar experiences, which gave him proof of concept and inspired him to start selling Tylers Coffees®. What Tyler did--testing his offer’s viability--is a step new entrepreneurs often skip, to their detriment. In this episode, Tyler describes a simple, affordable way to test your product’s viability. How Do You Compete With Starbucks And Folgers? You Don’t! Attempting to directly compete with the “giants” usually leads to price wars, since there’s really nothing differentiating you from the competition. Instead of competing directly with the major coffee brands, Tylers Coffees® caters to health conscientious coffee drinkers--specifically, people with digestive issues who can’t tolerate the acid in normal coffee. As a result, Tyler can charge more for Tylers Coffees®, help people enjoy a beverage they may not otherwise be able to, and provide a superior product. You Don’t Need Money, You Need Customers When an aspiring entrepreneur tells Tyler they “need money,: his next question is usually, “Do you have customers?” These days there are lots of ways to acquire money for product creation, but what good is any product if there aren’t people willing to buy it? It may sound counterintuitive, but the more you focus on a market you can serve, the better your odds of creating a product people want to buy. Retail Is Dead...Or Is It? Because lockdowns and COVID restrictions make shopping at a retail location challenging, many retail sectors are suffering. Online shopping as a whole contributes to this dynamic as well. But that still doesn’t mean retail, as a whole, is dead. In this episode Tyler offers tips on getting your products into retail stores, including whether it’s currently worth the effort to do so with your particular product. He also shares what it took to get Tylers Coffees® into Natural Grocers. Outline of This Episode How to tell whether you’re “entrepreneuring” correctly [4:01] Why growing a business is like raising a child [7:24] Shipping coffee from a bedroom [14:21] The one question Tyler asks aspiring entrepreneurs [19:05] An easy way to test your product’s viability [27:17] The retail side of selling [37:17] From sixty employees to two [49:18] Resources & People Mentioned https://tylerscoffees.com/ Tylers Coffees on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tylersacidfreecoffee/ Tylers Coffees on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TylersCoffee/ Tylers Coffees on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tylerscoffees Email Tylers Coffees at contact@tylerscoffees.com Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Connect With James and Dean James P. Friel: CEO Quickstart: https://jamespfriel.com/ceo-quickstart/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hustledetox/ Facebook Group (BulletProof Business): https://www.facebook.com/groups/1107362546297055/ Site: www.jamespfriel.com Interested in being a guest on the show? Dean Holland: Blog: www.DeanHolland.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ Billion Dollar Project: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BillionDollarProject/ JTT Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/justthetipsshow/

Just because the world has had to come to an unexpected stop recently doesn’t mean that education does the same. My guest today is Tyler Christensen, the host of Virtual School Assembly, an organization that brings education to students at home via 10-20 minute mini-assemblies featuring a plethora of different guest speakers. The entire educational system has been forced to make a shift, whether people like it or not. Organizations like VSA are doing what they can to make sure no children fall behind with their education with great and innovative ideas!   In this episode, we talk about… Diving into what led Tyler to teach and his perspectives on teaching right now What Tyler’s school is going to look like this year Benefits of distanced learning that most people don’t see The Aw Shift moment that shifted Tyler to his current path Hardest parts of Tyler’s weight-loss journey of losing 100 lbs How Tyler has avoided a weight relapse during the pandemic Tyler breaks down the formation and mission of VSA Challenges of getting these resources in front of teachers What factor allowed VSA to come to life and achieve some success   Links to resources: Tyler Christensen: Virtual School Assembly | Website | VSA YouTube   You can find me on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Book a free strategy call with the Trucks Team where you'll figure out exactly how to reach your full potential in all areas of your life: www.TrucksTeam.com

In this episode, Matt, Steve, and Jessica interview Tyler Christensen about being raised in the LDS church as a closeted gay kid and his subsequent journey coming out and finding solace in literature and Queer studies. K. Tyler Christensen is a Ph.D. Candidate in American Literature & Culture in the English Department at The George Washington University (GWU) in Washington, DC. There, he teaches Creative Writing and American Literature. Additionally, he’s an instructor in the Critical Race, Gender, & Culture Studies Collaborative at American University.They discuss his experiences in conversion therapy and the long road to accepting himself. Tyler now dedicates his time to collaborating with his students as they explore the history of sexuality and its place in modern society. Highlights of the discussion: Tyler’s background in writing and Literature (7:50)His upbringing in the LDS church (15:40)How he came out to his family (19:05)Tyler starts to question his faith around the time he went on his mission (23:06)How his relationship with his conversion therapist started (30:25)What Tyler finds interesting about the LDS church’s relationship with its gay members (40:41)The courses that he teaches and the impact it brings to him and his students (51:02)Additional Resources:www.Linktr.ee/TheBoldLogicYou can find out more about Tyler by visiting his website: ktylerc.com--Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook!--You can find the podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.If you haven’t already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

Welcome once again to another episode of TWGTF pod, this week we are being tailed as we watched two films about Surveillance. First we have Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation. Then to close us out is Joe Dante's The 'Burbs. We have some differing opinions. Spoiler: I think the 'Burbs might be like a cartoon guys. What Tyler watched this week: Ask Any Buddy What Ben watched this Week: Enemy of the State 00:00-03:08: Intro 03:09-12:39: Most interesting thing we saw this week 12:40-13:14: The Conversation intro 13:15-16:42: “...I found it, yes...” 16:43-51:09: The Conversation discussion 51:10-51:51: the 'Burbs intro 51:52-54:39: “They're slightly eccentric!...” 54:540-1:21:38: The 'Burbs discussion 1:21:39-1:30:39: Coming Attractions/Outro

Welcome back to another special double feature at TWGTF video store today the boys have two comedy films that Tyler thinks might not hold up all the way. Up first from the man himself Kevin Smith you have 1995's Mallrats. Then from 2004, if you can dodge a wrench you can dodge a ball, Dodgeball: a true Underdog Story. One film maybe holds up better then the other one? Who knows? Not me. Spoiler: Tyler mispronounces Noroi: the Curse but what else is new? Spoiler 2: Tyler was kinda on a role with those guess, huh? What Tyler watched this week: Noroi: the Curse What Ben watched this week: Palm Springs 00:00-02:20: Intro 02:21-10:03: Best thing we watched this week 10:04-16:39: A frank talk on how comedy does not age well 16:40-16:50: Mallrats intro 16:51-19:43: “KITTY KITTY KITTY!” 19:44-1:04:02: Mallrats discussion 1:04:03-1:04:44: Dodgeball intro 1:04:45-1:07:07: “Hey Timmy!” 1:07:08-1:42:52: Dodgeball discussion 1:42:53-1:53:56: Outro/Coming Attractions

  Tyler Cowen is an economics professor at George Mason University. He runs the Mercatus Center, which bridges the gap between academic ideas and real-world problems. He’s published a new post every day for the past 17 years on his blog called Marginal Revolution, where he writes about economics, arts, culture, food, and globalization. Beyond that, he also writes for Bloomberg and hosts his own podcast called Conversations with Tyler. Tyler ends every episode of his podcast asking about other people’s production function. How do you get so much done? What’s the secret sauce of all that you’ve accomplished? This episode is entirely devoted to that question. But this time, I’m asking Tyler. We started by talking about why there aren’t more Tyler Cowens in the world. Then, we moved to Tyler’s process for writing, such as choosing article topics and editing his work. Later in the podcast, we discussed Tyler’s process for choosing friends, why he would travel across the world to visit a new country for just ten hours, and what he’s learned from high-powered people like Peter Thiel and Patrick Collison.   ____________________________ Show Notes 2:40 - What Tyler considers his compounding advantage and where he got it from 5:56 - Why being born as an intelligent person is not as important as developing knowledge 8:23 - How Tyler maximizes the value of his consumption and minimizes the drawbacks 9:19 - What draws Tyler to the people he likes spending time with, and what he likes best about their friendship 12:33 - Why Tyler feels that the way he has lived his life has meant has not given anything up 15:35 - How the fundamentals of productivity came intuitively to Tyler 17:41 - Why Tyler writes in his particular style not by choice, but by necessity 22:19 - Why the things in Tyler's life that bind his output aren't what you think 24:06 - How to develop new ideas while staying focused on the subject and not getting tangled 27:36 - Why Tyler sees art as one of the most important and beneficial things you can spend your time and money on 32:41 - What writers can learn about inspiration and consistency from musicians and visual artists 37:16 - Why Peter Thiel has impacted Tyler so deeply and why Tyler believes he's one of the greatest thinkers of our time 40:30 - How Tyler is able to extract more from his reading than other people do 45:44 - How understanding most other people's intelligence is higher than his in most fields gave Tyler an edge over other thinkers 49:00 - Why Tyler sees a new visibility of talent in people and how he is using this visibility 55:24 - How Tyler constructs his interviews to maximize the freedom of his guests to speak freely on what they love 1:00:03 - How to develop skills as a teacher and where Tyler believes the strengths of a good teacher lie 1:03:34 - Why the novelty and beauty of visiting other cultures excites Tyler so much 1:07:18 - How Tyler makes the most out of his travels 1:13:32 - Why sitting in a suboptimal seat at a concert may give you worse sound but a better understanding of the music 1:16:55 - Why knowledge workers are often not motivated to improve their skills 1:20:48 - Why Tyler still responds to every email and loves it

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at http://billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid   Episode 1: How to Achieve Financial Freedom Through Real Estate Investing   In the conversation with today’s guest, TYLER SHEFF, you’ll learn the following:   [03:31 - 06:15] Who Tyler is, and his life journey towards the successful position he is in now.  [06:36 - 11:18] The differences between Cash-Flow investing and House-Flipping. and how Tyler sees Cash-Flow through Buy and Hold as the better choice in terms of how it allows a lifestyle with more time and freedom, less financial risk, and less tax to pay.  [12:05 - 15:30] What busy European professionals can achieve from US real estate investing: Removing the risks of speculation, focusing on more dependable cash flow, and earning money every single month!  [15:42-18:50] The biggest issue that needs to be understood and worked on in order to have a confident start in real estate investing.  [19:19 - 23:02] What ‘Notes’ are, and how they can become an important part of your investor identity  [23:19 -25:47] The mission and backstory behind Tyler’s website and Podcast, Cash Flow Guys.  [26:34 - 30:36] What Tyler’s biggest mistake was, and how it has helped strengthen his character and improved his Company. Main take home: Watch out for and dont ignore any red flags, and make sure all the numbers are definitely correct!    Here’s what Tyler shared with us during today’s conversation:   He lives in Tarpon Springs, Florida Tyler’s top recommendation for learning about cash flow, the CashFlow 101 Board Game. [32:57 -35:18] Book recommendation: Equity Happens, by Robert Helms and Russel Gray   Be sure to reach out and connect with Tyler Sheff by using the info below:   www.cashflowguys.com Social media handle: @cashflowguys   Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   To see the Video Version of today’s conversation just CLICK HERE.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He’s made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

How do you get started in multifamily apartments? While Tyler Chesser was doing international marketing, he decided to transition into multifamily as a broker. Tyler received his CCIM certification, demonstrating his expertise in multifamily. After doing numerous deals, he decided he was on the wrong end of the table during transactions and decided to become an investor.  His first deal as an investor was a passive investment, before being active in his home state of Kentucky. Tyler is the Co-Founder of CF Capital and hosts the Elevate podcast. In this episode, Tyler shares how he transitioned from marketing into multifamily as a broker, and then as an investor. Tyler also shares key stats on Louisville, Kentucky, how new investors can get taken seriously by brokers, and lessons from his Elevate podcast.    Partner: Get Multifamily and Marketing Consultation through the Capital Impact Club   Key Insight   Transitioning from international marketing, to real estate investing as a broker Detailed tips on how to quit your corporate job and move into real estate investing full time Tyler’s approach to investing and why: Passive investor in Georgia, Active investor in Kentucky Pivoting into multifamily syndication investing A deep dive into the Louisville, Kentucky market for multifamily investing How being a broker has helped Tyler become a better investor What investors can do to be taken more seriously by brokers: Credibility is everything! Tyler’s investing strategy for multifamily  The differences between being a broker and an investor Building up an active portfolio while passive investing in other deals What Tyler has learned in passive investing Elevate: The value you gain from starting and producing a podcast Don’t live a life that you tolerate.   Living in equanimity: What is it and why it’s important for a balanced life Ask yourself this question in any situation for clarity: What lesson am I supposed to learn from this?  Partner: Download our Sample Deal Package   Bullseye Tips: Apparent Failure: First deal was a total failure but learned many lessons from it.   Digital/Mobile Resource: Zoom    Most Recommended Book: Think and Grow Rich (reads it every year)   Daily Habit: Reading (1 hour every morning)   Wish I Knew When I Was Starting Out: No one cares about my ego   Current Curiosity: The economy and where it’s headed.   Best Place to Grab a Bite in Louisville, KY Porcini or Jack Fry’s    Connect with Tyler Eleveatepod.com  YouTube

Ahoy Ahoy! Welcome back to the shop? Intresting, do look into that. This week the boys have two more first films. Going back to link up with the second episode, Ben picked the first films of the Coen Bros. and Jordan Peele. The first of the two is Blood Simple (1984). Then from 2016 the great indelible Get Out (2017). We have a good talk about both films so enjoy! Spoiler: M. Emmitt Walsh got paid in straight cash. What Tyler watched: A Better World Tomorrow 1 and 2 What Ben watched: American Gigolo and Q 00:00-03:05: Intro 03:06-13:54: What we watched this week 13:55-15:05: Blood Simple Intro 15:06-19:42: “I'm sorry sweatheart but my date is here...” 19:43-57:22: Blood Simple discussion 57:23-58:01: Get Out intro 58:02-1:03:09: “So how handsome is he?” 1:03:10- 1:56:42: Get Out discussion 1:56:42-2:13:51: Coming Attractions/Outro

Welcome back to the first of (hopefully) many Cannon specials. Cannon the notorious 80s production house known for boobs blood and bad movies. This week we have from 1983 10 to Midnight (dir. J. Lee Thompson). Then as our second feature we have from 1987 Death Wish IV: The Crackdown (dir. J. Lee Thompson). Both are fun and a little weird but we have a fun talk. Spoiler: A lot of bad Bronson impressions ahead. What Tyler watched this week: I Was Home at Home, But... What Ben watched this week: Death Wish III 00:00-03:04: Intro 03:05-12:09: Best thing we watched this week 12:10-12:49: 10 to Midnight intro 12:50-14:32: “...Jerry I'm not a nice person I'm a mean selfish son of a bitch...” 14:33-42:45: 10 to Midnight discussion 42:46-43:13: Death Wish IV intro 43:14-45:49: “If this isn't about blackmail you're wasting your time.” 45:50-1:01:41: Death Wish IV discussion 1:01:42-1:04:54: Coming Attractions/Outro

It's a thing - just clean the BBQ sauce off the squat rack when you're finished! In this Contest Prep U feature, Joe chats with Tyler Viars, a Master Chef finalist, exercise science graduate, strength athlete, and nutrition coach. Listen in and learn how Tyler has combined his love of GOOD food with a healthy, performance-based lifestyle. If you're a competitor, coach, or someone who wants to reach optimum body composition eating food you love, this episode is for you! tyler@cookinincamo.com 00:11 Introduction 05:14 Tyler's journey to MasterChef 11:39 Why Tyler has been able to accomplish so much 16:23 Barbells & BBQ 18:33 What Tyler loves to do as Strength & Performance coach 20:22 Recent changes in the industry 24:36 Tyler's Training Theory CONTEST PREP UNIVERSITY COMPLETE PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaFD0Y6EtWHOqNOa5UFFs1QOH2CTrWw2W THE DIET DOC CONTEST PREP PROGRAM OPTIONS: https://thedietdoc.com/contest-prep OUR OTHER PODCAST: THE DIET DOC LIFE MASTERY PODCAST: Kori Propst, PhD, and Joe Klemczewski, PhD, merge their voices to create life-enhancing conversations and content you can use every day. Together, Joe and Kori help hundreds of Diet Doc Program Owners build industry-leading nutrition coaching platforms around the world. Now they're bringing their talent to a daily podcast where nothing is off limits. Motivation, nutrition, weight loss, career, relationships, fitness entrepreneurship, and even guest interviews and features are dissected and categorized for convenient listening or viewing. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaFD0Y6EtWHNQiQCVy1hTrtRVPWf-P-Yy The Diet Doc exists for one reason: your optimal health. We're willing to bet that the best version of you is lean, healthy, strong, athletic, and with a resolute mindset. Our staff of expert nutrition consultants, exercise physiologists, and counselors support clients around the world and produce life-changing content. We hope you will explore what we offer and look for our free videos and articles at https://thedietdoc.com SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=thedietdocweightloss HOW WE CAN HELP YOU IN YOUR FITNESS CAREER! * Become an exclusive license owner with The Diet Doc: https://thedietdoc.com/join-our-team * Become a National Academy of Metabolic Science Certified Nutrition Consultant: https://namscert.com/ * Become a National Academy of Metabolic Science Physique Sport & Transformation Coach: https://namscert.com/ LET'S CONNECT! Website: https://www.thedietdoc.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheDietDoc Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/dietdocglobal Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/thedietdoclife Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/thedietdoc

Ben and Tyler are back with two more of Tyler's pick so we set our sights on two slow depressing films because Tyler. Two John Cassavetes films both starring his wife Gena Rowlands, up first from 1974 A Woman Under the Influence. Then from 1984 the penultimate film in Cassavetes Filmography, Love Streams. Sit tight for a fun talk about sad films. Spoiler: Bedazzled isn't Monkeybone. Spoiler number 2: Tyler was thinking of Dino De Laurentiis who helped produce Dune (1984). What Tyler watched: Burning What Ben watched: The Age of Innocence 00:00-09:00: Intro 09:01-20:59: Best thing we watched this week 21:00-22:22: A Woman Under the Influence intro 22:23-26:54: “You worried about somethin' Nick?” 26:55-58:47: A Woman Under the Influence discussion 58:48-59:22: A Woman Under the Influence ratings 59:23-1:00:37: Love Streams intro 1:00:38-1:03:47: “Hey Dad! --There's a car outside!” 1:03:48-1:30:07: Love Streams discussion 1:30:08-1:30:30: Love Streams ratings 1:30:31-1:37:19: Coming Attractions/Outro

Tyler Cowen (@tylercowen), economist and author, joins Jasmine Wang (@j_asminewang), technologist and philosopher, and Erik’s co-host for this episode.They discuss:- What Tyler has learned about identifying talent and why he thinks that IQ is overrated.- The forces shaping education today and how Tyler would change it if he could. - Whether leftism is “eating the world.”- What will replace cyberpunk and the role of aesthetics in intellectual life.- How to find the best people for government jobs.- Why globalization has not led to more innovation.- And finally, a rapid-fire round where Erik and Jasmine name a person and Tyler explains where they agree or disagree with each other.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.

Tyler Cowen (@tylercowen), economist and author, joins Jasmine Wang (@j_asminewang), technologist and philosopher, and Erik’s co-host for this episode.They discuss:- What Tyler has learned about identifying talent and why he thinks that IQ is overrated.- The forces shaping education today and how Tyler would change it if he could. - Whether leftism is “eating the world.”- What will replace cyberpunk and the role of aesthetics in intellectual life.- How to find the best people for government jobs.- Why globalization has not led to more innovation.- And finally, a rapid-fire round where Erik and Jasmine name a person and Tyler explains where they agree or disagree with each other.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.

Discover how to advance your filmmaking and photography career on YouTube and Instagram in our interview with YouTuber and podcaster Tyler Stalman. Tyler and Go Creative Show host, Ben Consoli, discuss what it takes to stand out on YouTube, Tyler's experience going from a stock photographer to freelance cinematographer, why it's helpful to have a wide skillset of services, and much more! Subscribe Now! What you will learn in this episode How Tyler is successful with YouTube gear reviews (03:09) Going from web developer to stock photographer to freelancer Importance of having a wide skill set for freelancing (09:03) Tyler’s experience as a stock photographer Embracing smartphones for photography (21:33) Is there a future for photography cameras? (24:49) Transitioning from photography to cinematography (33:03) The challenges of going from photography to cinematography (37:04) Gear Tyler regrets buying (43:55) Thoughts on Apple’s new Mac Pro (47:15) What Tyler uses for photo and video editing (56:16) Why 8K isn’t something Tyler is interested in for now (01:00:25) Tips and strategies for having a successful social media presence (01:02:40) And more! Show Links Sandwich Video Spark Camera app Unfold app Go Creative Show is supported by: Rule Boston Camera - Buy Rent and Create at Rule Post Lab - Stress free collaboration for Final Cut Pro   Subscribe + Follow Go Creative Show Twitter Facebook Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Podcasts iHeart Radio YouTube Follow Our Guest Tyler Stalman’s YouTube Tyler Stalman’s website Tyler Stalman’s podcast Tyler Stalman’s Twitter Tyler Stalman’s Instagram Follow Ben Consoli BC Media Productions BenConsoli.com Twitter Instagram  Follow Matt Russell Gain Structure Sound Twitter

Boy these boys do not want to talk about these films! Happy Oscars in a couple days! Ben was forced to pick two best picture winners he hadn't seen. And boy did he pick some movies! First from 1989 we have Driving Miss Daisy (oof). And then from 1996 we have The English Patient (double oof). What Tyler watched: The Man Who Fell to Earth What Ben watched: 1917 00:00-02:42: Intro 2:43-12:31: Best thing we watch this week 12:32-13:26: Driving Miss Daisy intro 13:27-16:25: “He's stealing from me...” 16:26-49:57: Driving Miss Daisy discussion (Richard D. Zanuck) 49:58-50:25: Ratings 50:26-51:14: The English Patient intro 51:15-53:28: “Something about his wife idk...” 53:29-1:16:31: The English Patient discussion 1:16:32-1:19:16:The English Patient ratings 1:19:17- : Coming Attractions/outro

Welcome back film fans! From the seedy streets of post-watergate America, we have two films from the golden age of American Neo-Noir. In the red corner from the mean streets of New York New York Alan J. Pakula's Klute from 1971. Up second in the blue corner from Stockton California from 1972 John Huston's Fat City. So get ready you're in for a bit of an emotional roller coaster. Spoiler: Never be a boxer in Stockton honestly. What Tyler watched this week: Inferno What Ben watched this week: The Big Lebowski 00:00-01:25- Intro 01:26-12:45: Best thing we watched this week 12:46-16:33: A light Neo-Noir rundown/Klute Intro 16:34-20:36: “Have a seat would you like some wine or a beer?” 20:37-57:44: Klute Discussion 57:45-1:00:07: Klute ratings 1:00:08-1:00:44: Fat City intro 1:00:45-1:05:30: “Hi, how you been keepin'?” 1:05:31-1:34:45: Fat City Discussion 1:34:46-1:38:06: Fat City ratings 1:38:07-1:43:05: Coming Attractions/outro

In this episode, Tyler talks about the pattern of witness and testimony in John's Gospel. Like many patterns in John, the author has built this idea around the number 7, citing 7 witnesses that testified to the nature and person of Jesus Christ. But that's not all to be found when it comes to witness.-What Tyler didn’t mention about the Beloved Disciple’s witness was his intimacy with Jesus. Take a look at how the beloved is intimate with the Jesus at the last supper: he’s given the primary seat of being on Jesus’ lap. Also notice that, if Baukham is right and the anonymous disciple in chapter 1 is indeed the beloved, then the beloved is one of the first if not THE FIRST to go to wherever it is that Jesus was living. The focus of that passage obviously isn’t whatever Jesus’ living conditions are, it’s that the disciples, Andrew and the Beloved, got to share a special novel connection with Jesus.-Richard Bauckham’s Book, “Testimony of the Beloved Disciple: Narrative, History, and Theology in the Gospel of John” https://smile.amazon.com/Testimony-Beloved-Disciple-Narrative-Theology/dp/080103485X/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+testimony+of+the+beloved+disciple&qid=1574365563&s=books&sr=1-1Follow Redeeming the Time on Twitter @TimeRedeeming or https://twitter.com/TimeRedeemingYou can email us for anything at redeemthetimeministries@gmail.com Our Website: https://redeemingthetime.onlineKreedo's latest: https://redeemingthetime.online/articles/peacewithgodOur music is from https://audionautix.com

Everybody’s into the world of online marketing nowadays. Even small businesses have a place online where they market the products they offer. That’s why today’s episode will surely be interesting and informative for everyone who is using Facebook ads at the moment, or those who have eCommerce sites. Today I’ll be speaking to Tyler Garner, founder of Standout Social, about what’s working with Facebook ads at present. We’ll also discuss marketing as we see it in the future, as well as what Tyler does in social media for himself and his clients. If you’re keen on knowing about these topics, check out the show notes and stay tuned until the end for a ton of valuable insights.   Tyler’s Story (3:35) Being in sales How Tyler started his journey into Facebook Building Tyler’s first digital agency How Tyler’s first experience made him more eager to venture into digital marketing What Does Tyler Offer (7:35) Online businesses of all kinds eCommerce stores Digital Info Products Direct Response Advertising Facebook Sales Funnels: What works nowadays? (9:34) Top Funnels – For those who have never engaged with the seller’s products in any way.      – Content needs to be as native as possible.      – Use user-generated content (videos, images). Middle Funnels – For those who have visited a seller’s site.   – For those who engage on Facebook and Instagram. Bottom Funnels – For regular site visitors.    – For those who took actions from purchase up to post-purchase. Coming back to solid foundations and fundamentals is the way to grow steadily. It doesn’t need to be over-complicated. It’s essential to test the marketing tools to figure out the best way to go. How Tyler keeps up with the trends despite not buying any courses (15:21) The funny truth behind Tyler’s success story. Two critical areas you need to be good at on Facebook to make marketing work. Tyler’s additional tips on how you could make marketing work on Facebook. Observe successful competitors and take a look at how they got to where they are. Success is a collaborative approach—build connections and learn from each other. Future Trends in Technical Marketing (19:40) Videos are going to be big, but the platforms are ever-changing. Be ready to pivot and change. What Tyler thinks about TikTok. The most important thing is going to be how you position an offer. It’s not going to be an ongoing perfect picture.  Be recession-proof through digital marketing. Don’t rely on one platform alone. Do we still see Webinars as a trend in the future? One of the struggles marketers usually face. The right people will buy, the wrong people won’t. More marketing tips from Tyler and Will (24:44) Don’t overcomplicate your marketing. Respect the marketplace. Show the people why they need you—tell them how you can help them solve their problems. Be light years ahead of everyone by going specific on how you can help people. Keep pushing the solutions. Tyler’s take on Courses and Course Pricing (30:40) Courses will always be needed. If you know you can GENUINELY help people, you’d be foolish not to sell it. Buying courses is a practical thing to do right now. Will and Tyler share stories about degrees and courses.   Our Guest: Tyler Garner is the Founder of Standout Social, who aims to help entrepreneurs achieve their dreams and visions through Digital Marketing. Tyler has helped clients who were at the brink of bankruptcy rise and earn $90-$100k in less than three months. For contacts, you can either send an email to Tyler at tyler@standoutsocial.com.au, visit his website: Standout Social or add him on Facebook.   Resources: We now have a free resources section on our website. In this section, you can find a bunch of free resources that will definitely help you grow your business, get more leads, sales, and grow your revenue. Just head over to growthlabz.com/resources to download your free resources today.

One advantage of having multiple financial planners under one roof is that they’re able to bounce ideas off one another to make the client experience the best it can be. Today’s episode features two of The Retirement Solution’s planners, Tyler Lively and Ryan Litchfield, for a lively conversation — planner to planner. Tyler and Ryan discuss the planning process and what it’s like from a planner’s point of view, how they’re working to improve their services, and more. In this episode, you’ll learn: What Tyler and Ryan enjoy most about the planning process Why Tyler uses storytelling to enhance the client experience The most valuable thing Tyler and Ryan have learned on the job this year Why clients are worried about market volatility in the next year and how The Retirement Solution addresses this And more! Join Tyler and Ryan now for an inside look at a financial planner’s world and how they work to make clients’ retirement dreams come true! Resources:  The Retirement Solution, Inc. DA-001260.1

Episode 23: Ahoy! Ben and Tyler are back with another one of their 'Halloween favorites' this time Tyler steps to the plate with two Lovecraftian nightmares. First by way Italy we have Lucio Fulci's The Beyond from 1981. Then the All-American boy John Carpenter presents one of his lesser-known films The Prince of Darkness from 1987. So sit back and make sure all the windows are shut tight before easing into this one. Spoiler: The Book of Ebron will get you killed. What Tyler watched: The Beach Bum What Ben watched: Crazy Rich Asians 00:00-01:54: Advisory/intro 01:55-10:06: Best thing we saw this week 10:07-12:30: Brief history of Giallo/The Beyond intro 12:31-14:22: “Sixty years ago everyone in this hotel disappeared.” 14:23-35:46: The Beyond discussion 35:47-36:58: Ratings 36:59-38:00: The Prince of Darkness intro 38:01-39:21: “Let's talk about our beliefs and what we can learn about them.” 39:22-1:01:27: The Prince of Darkness discussion 1:01:28-1:02:57: The Prince of Darkness ratings 1:02:58-1:11:09: Coming Attractions/outro

Who goes there? Welcome back for this spooky scary episode of TWGTF. Ben and Tyler are picking some of their favorite horror movies for this spooky season. Up first we have Ben's picks, from 1967 we have Wait Until Dark. Then in our featured attraction we have from 1982 John Carpenter's The Thing. Spoiler: We're both the Thing. What Tyler watched: The Farewell and Trick 'r' Treat. What Ben watched: Brightburn and IT: Chapter Two (The Itaning) 00:00-01:50: Advisory/Intro 01:51-12:52: What we watched this week 12:53-14:09: Wait Until Dark intro 14:10-21:06: “You want something...?” 21:07-55:00: Wait Until Dark discussion 55:01-1:00:23: Wait Until Dark ratings 1:00:24-1:00:31: The Thing intro 1:00:32-1:01:20: “I know I'm human...” 1:01:21-1:29:53: The Thing discussion 1:29:54-1:31:00: The Thing ratings 1:31:01-1:33:53: Coming attractions/outro

Welcome back, as the kids have gone back to school...for a while, Ben and Tyler decided to look at a couple of High School movies. Both happen to be directed by Amy Heckerling, first up from 1982, Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Then from 1995 five the adaptation of Jane Austin's Emma, Clueless. Enjoy the show, and Tyler's somewhat deeper voice. Spoiler: get out of my chair! What Tyler watched: The Last American Virgin What Ben watched: The Amazing Jonathan Documentary 00:00-02:27: Intro 02:28-13:16: What we watched this week 13:40-14:24: Fast Times at Ridgemont High into 14:25-15:09: “Relax...I can fix it.” 15:10-1:13:14: Fast Times at Ridgemont High discussion 1:13:15-1:15:30: Fast Times at Ridgemont High ratings. 1:15:31-1:16:01: Clueless intro 1:16:02-1:17:23: “It does not say RSVP on the Statute of Liberty” 1:17:24-1:50:28: Clueless discussion 1:50:29-1:51:19: Clueless rating 1:51:20-1:56:29: Coming Attractions/outro

Hiya, and welcome back as Ben and Tyler are drawn back to have a particularly animated conversation on two movies that happened to be of the animation variety. Up first we have the Dark Knight himself, with Batman: the Mask of Phantasm (1993 dir. Eric Radomski and Bruce Timm). Then its the boys from the small redneck town in Colorado South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut (1998 dir. Trey Parker and Matt Stone). Its a long one with some conflicted feelings. Spoiler: Joker shouldn't have been a former mobster. What Tyler watched this week: Bridesmaids What Ben watched this week: Hobbs and Shaw/Sense and Sensibility 00:00-01:21: Intro 01:22-08:52: Our movies of the week 08:53-10:06: Batman the Mask of the Phantasm intro 10:07-11:18: “Why did the Joker meet with you?” 11:19-51:53: Batman the Mask of the Phantasm discussion 51:54-52:56: Batman the Mask of the Phantasm ratings 52:57-53:51: South Park Bigger Longer and Uncut intro 53:52-55:03: “We accidentally replaced your heart with a baked potato...” 55:04-1:35:58: South Park discussion 1:35:59-1:40:32: South Park ratings 1:40:33- : Coming Attractions/Outro/Robin Williams Blaming Canada

Welcome back as Ben and Tyler have two films that are gems from two well known directors. First up is the tech-noir cyberpunk and aggressively 90s movie Strange Days (dir. Kathryn Bigelow) from 1995. Then closing out our double feature is Sofia Coppala's experiment in slow cinema Somewhere from 2011. It's a wild one folks. Spoiler: Tom Sizemore is always a baddy. What Tyler watched: Je T'Amie Je T'Amie (1968 Dir. Alain Resnais) What Ben watched: Longshot (2019 Dir. Jonathan Levine) 00:00-05:43: a Press Confrence 05:44-07:20: Intro 07:21-23:06: Best thing we watched this week 23:07-25:09: Strange Days intro 25:10-29:37: “You're just an 18 year old girl taking a shower are you beginning to see the possibilities here?” 29:38-1:10:17 Strange Days discussion 1:10:18-1:12:54: Strange Days ratings 1:12:55-1:14:05: Somewhere intro 1:14:06-1:15:57: sounds of a car 1:15:58-1:36:45: Somewhere discussion 1:36:46-1:42:12: Coming Attractions/outro

Howdy! Giddy-up partners as Ben and Tyler talk two westerns on this episode. First up we have, from 1993, George P. Cosmatos' Tombstone. Then Ben and Tyler take a looooooooong look at the looooooong film The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward Robert Ford (dir. Andrew Dominik) from 2007. Listen along as they ask question such as: How good is Powers Boothe? Is Val Kilmer actually good? And Why snub The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward Robert Ford? Spoiler: Well...bye. What Tyler watched: Inland Empire What Ben watched: Stand By Me 00:00-01:47: Intro 01:48-17:37: What we watched this week 17:38-19:23: Why westerns/Tombstone intro 19:24-20:55: “Hell is coming with me!” 20:56-56:42: Tombstone discussion 56:43-57:49: Tombstone ratings 57:50-58:46: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford intro 58:47-1:01:04: “They didn't know how their father made his living...” 1:01:05-1:41:14: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford discussion 1:41:15-1:42:38: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford ratings 1:42:39-1:44:10: Coming Attractions 1:44:11-1:45:18: Outro 1:45:19-1:45:32- “well, bye.”

Ben and Tyler welcome you back this week to talk about two comic book adaptations. First up a movie for the loners, the freaks, the weirdos Ghost World (dir. Terry Zwigoff). Then we follow it up with everyone's favorite Michael Cera performance, Scott Pilgrim vs. World (dir. Edgar Wright). Listen along as Ben and Tyler go through the ups and downs, the highs and lows of being in your late teens and early 20s. Spoiler: The song at the beginning of Ghost world is “Jaan Pehechan Ho,” from the movie Gumnaan. What Tyler watched: The Chase (amazon prime rent), A Man Escaped (Criterion Channel stream) What Ben watched: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 00:00-04:23: Intro 04:29-18:09: Favorite movie of the week 18:10-19:08: Ghost World intro 19:09-19:56: “Norman.” 19:57-50:04: Ghost World discussion 50:05-57:52: Ghost World ratings 57:53-58:32: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World intro 58:33-59:02: “You have to defeat my seven evil ex's.” 59:03-1:44:33: Scott Pilgrim discussion 1:44:34-1:47:30: Scott Pilgrim ratings 1:47:31-1:50:11: What happening on the pod next week 1:50:12-1:55:27: Outro

“HOT TIME SUMMER IN THE CITY” Ben and Tyler escape the heat by staying inside and watching other people spend time in hot hot city. First on the docket is Spike Lee's masterpiece Do the Right Thing (dir. Spike Lee). The other is John McTiernan's Die Hard With a Vengeance (dir, John McTiernan). Spoiler: Ben and Tyler have been busy this week so this is late. What Ben watched: The Lion King (lol) What Tyler watched: Satan's Children 00:00-00:57: intro 00:58-10:30: best thing we watched this week 10:31-11:28: Do the Right Thing intro 11:29-12:42: *listen this part is just racial slurs and I'm not writing them down* 12:43-1:02:42: Do the Right Thing discussion 1:02:43-1:04:42: Do the Right Thing ratings 1:04:43- 1:05:38: Die Hard with a Vengeance intro 1:05:39- 1:08:19: “...I didn't say Simon Says.” 1:08:20-1:47:08: Die Hard with a Vengeance discussion 1:47:09-1:47:25: Die Hard with a Vengeance ratings 1:47:26-1:48:41: What's happening next week on the pod. 1:48:42-1:49:37: Outro

Join Ben and Tyler this week as they trek through the cinematic wasteland that is Ballistic: Ecks vs Sever (dir. Wych Kaosayananda) and Aliens vs Predator: Requiem. (dir. Shane Salerno). Are both films really the bottom of the barrel? Or are they possible hidden gems? Spoiler: They aren't gems. What Tyler watched: Decline of Western Civilization II: The Metal Years What Ben watched: The Fifth Element 00:00-00:52: Intro 00:053-11:00 Best thing you watched this week 11:01-11:19: Ballistic: Ecks vs Sever intro 11:20-11:50: “The most comedic moment of 2002.” -Tyler 11:51-36:58 :Ballistic: Ecks vs Sever discussion 36:59- :Ballistic: Ecks vs Sever rating 38:24- 40:00 :AVP:Requiem intro 40:01- 40:18: “Alien noises.” 40:19-1:02:43: AVP:Requiem discussion 1:02:44-1:03:50: AVP:Requiem ratings 1:03:51-1:05:56: What is on the pod next week 1:05:57-1:07:15: Outro

We at Two White Guys industries are proud to talk about our very first female directed double feature. Up first we have the sleeper hit and meditation on the horrors of motherhood: The Babadook (dir. Jennifer Kent). After that we have the coming-of-age film set in Sac Town Lady Bird (dir. Greta Gerwig). So sit live laugh love, and listen to this episode of Two Woke dudes talkin' movs (that's movies). Spoiler: Tyler was correct the other female director's nominated were Lina Wertmuller, Jane Campion, Sofia Coppola, Kathryn Bigalow. (although Lina Wertmuller was nominated for Seven Beauties. He also knows he mispronounced their names don't @ him) What Tyler watched: Spirited Away What Ben watched: The Souvenir 00:00-01:05: Our first review... 01:06-02:34: Intro 02:35-11:39: Best thing we watched this week 11:40-12:34: the Babadook intro 12:35-14:23: “You can choice one tonight...” 14:24-31:15: the Babadook discussion 31:16-32:06: the Babadook ratings 32:07-32:50: Lady Bird intro 32:51-34:26: “I wish I could live through something” 34:27-1:09:48: Lady Bird discussion 1:10:00-1:11:25: What's on the pod next week 1:11:26-1:12:04: Outro

Salut! On this weeks episode Ben and Tyler have two movies in black and white. The first film is the 2011 Best Picture winner, The Artist. And the second film is Greta Gerwig's coming out film Frances Ha from 2013. Both are good surprisingly. Spoiler: The Godzilla Movies Tyler meant to say at 5:30 was Destroy all Monsters, and at 6:30 is The Return of Godzilla and the director Tyler was thinking of at 53:04 was Jerry Schatzberg please don't @ him. Au Revoir! What Tyler watched: Booksmart What Ben watched: Godzilla: King of the Monsters 00:00-00:49: Intro 00:50-08:00: What we watched last week 08:01-09:05: The Artist intro 09:06-10:55: The bit in the Artist where he can hear noise and it freaks him out. 10:56-25:45: The Artist discussion 25:46 -43:00: Oscar talk 43:01-43:51: The Artist ratings 43:52 -45:05: Frances Ha intro 45:06-46:40: “...This secret world that exists right there in public unnoticed...” 46:41-1:12:07: Frances Ha discussion 1:12:08-1:12:47: Frances Ha ratings 1:12:48-1:15:55: What's on the pod next week 1:15:56-1:16:59: Outro

Ben and Tyler take a look at two space movies one a classic and the other...well, is a movie. First we visit Robby the Robot and some human's on [the] Forbidden Planet. Before we travel to visit and man marooned on Mars before Matt Damon made it cool with Robinson Crusoe on Mars. Spoiler: The Space Sausages are just uncooked tofu sausages. What Tyler watched: The Three Color's Trilogy What Ben watched: Booksmart The Jack Kelly photo, a Daniel Defoe photo, the Chief Standing Pat photo. 00:00-00:45: Intro 00:46-10:43: What did you watch this week. 10:44-11:42: Forbidden Planet Intro 11:43-12:45: “Welcome to Altair IV...” 12:46-47:46: Forbidden Planet discussion 47:47-48:58: Forbidden Planet ratings 48:59-49:50: Robinson Crusoe on Mars intro 49:51-51:08: “Listen Mona this banana paste is for your survival only.” 51:09-1:16:51: Robinson Crusoe on Mars 1:16:52-1:18:36: Robinson Crusoe on Mars ratings 1:18:37-1:21:12: What's Happening Next Week 1:21:13-1:25:37: Outtro

Show Notes On this episode, Ben tasks Tyler with picking his “best of” Cage's and his “worst of” Cage's, so this week we are watching Wild at Heart from 1990 directed by a man on a toilet surrounded by naked women, yikes! (David Lynch), and The Wicker Man from 2006 directed by a man in a bear suit punching women, double yikes! (Neil LeBute) Spoiler: NOT THE BEES! NOT THE BEES! What Tyler watched: https://www.arrowvideo.com/product/donnie-darko/880 What Ben watched: https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Friday-the-13th-The-Final-Chapter-Blu-ray/185846/ 00:00-01:21: Intro 01:22-08:44: Best thing you saw this week 08:45-09:23: Wild at Heart intro 09:24-11:37 : “Bobby Peru, just like the country...” 11:38-59:50 : Wild at Heart discussion 59:51-1:01:11: Wild at Heart ratings 1:01:12-1:01:25: The Wicker Man intro 1:01:26-1:03:30: C'mon you know what this is 1:03:31-1:36:09: The Wicker Man discussion 1:36:10-1:37:21: The Wicker Man ratings 1:37:22-1:39:20: What's on the pod next week 1:39:21-1:41:06: Outtro 1:41:07-1:44:09 : Nic Cage singing love me tender

What do you need to do to launch your cash practice in the next year? Tyler Shelton is finishing up his CashPT residency and is gearing up to open his practice in the coming weeks. He joins Aaron in this episode to share exactly what he's done since starting work on his business six months ago. You'll hear what's gone into his clinical space, the tech he's using, how he plans to drive traffic to his new website, and why you need a mentor ASAP. You'll also hear the advice he wishes he'd taken and the number one thing he recommends if you're ready to transition to a cash-based practice.   “Being available is the most important thing, and I'm not going to be available if I don't take imperfect action.” -Tyler Shelton   What do you want to hear from the CashPT Lunch Hour? Tell us here!   Get Your CashPT Checklist to Start Building Your Cash-Based Physical Therapy Practice Now! Find it Here   10x Your Marketing, 10X Your Action, 10X Your Thinking, 10X Your Income, and 10X Your Impact in 12 Months or Less with The CashPT Platinum Mastermind! Learn More Here!   In This Episode:   - What Tyler has done over the past six months to get ready for his clinic's opening   - The piece of advice Tyler wishes he'd taken   - What a brand new cash PT clinic looks like and what your space needs for treating patients   - The most important thing Tyler's learned while preparing for launch   - What you need to keep in mind about marketing your PT practice   - How Tyler has grown as a therapist since leaving the insurance hamster wheel and working with Aaron   - The tools, software, and tech you need to start your cash PT business   - Why the insurance system is bad for patients and why dedicated cash-based therapists are necessary to provide better treatment   - The #1 thing you need to do to start your own cash practice and hit the ground running   Episode Resource:   - Tyler's Last Episode: https://www.lebauerconsulting.com/ep-051-the-mindset-habits-of-young-successful-pt-school-grads-with-tyler-shelton/   Connect with Aaron:   - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/AaronLeBauer/ (https://www.facebook.com/AaronLeBauer/)   - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/aaronlebauer/   - Twitter - https://twitter.com/AaronLeBauer   - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronlebauer/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronlebauer/)   - Website - https://aaronlebauer.com/

We’re excited to welcome Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Tyler Skaggs to the podcast. A special thanks to this show’s sponsor, Jaeger Sports. Head to www.JaegerSports.com and enter the coupon code CSP to get 20% off on your order through May 31.    Show Outline How Tyler’s experience as a multi-sport high school athlete facilitated his development as an athlete Why Tyler progressed through minor league baseball and up to the big leagues quickly after being drafted out of high school in 2009 How Tyler has refined his curveball in pro baseball How Tommy John surgery impacted Tyler’s career in 2014 and what his advice is for young pitchers who are going through major setbacks in their career How Tyler is working to develop a slider and learning to differentiate this pitch from his curveball How Tyler structures his throwing and training in season as a starting pitcher in a 5-day rotation What Tyler’s routine is on the day of his start How the game of baseball has evolved since Tyler was drafted a decade ago How the use of technology in baseball has allowed Tyler to better understand his pitches and develop a plan to more precisely refine his craft What characteristics in coaches have benefited Tyler’s development throughout his baseball career How the role of the pitching coach is evolving to include a more holistic approach to player management What the most common mistakes Tyler sees pitchers making when throwing curveballs You can follow Tyler on Twitter at @TylerSkaggs37and Instagram at @tskaggs45. Sponsor Reminder This episode is brought to you by Jaeger Sports, who specializes in arm health, arm conditioning, and mental training. Best known for their long toss protocols and popular J-Bands, Jaeger Sports has been helping baseball and softball athletes reach their potential on the field since 1991. Alan Jaeger has been a trusted resource to me for close to a decade, and many of our athletes use J-Bands every single day. Through May 31, you can get 20% off on your order at www.JaegerSports.com using the coupon code CSP. Podcast Feedback If you like what you hear, we’d be thrilled if you’d consider subscribing to the podcast and leaving us an iTunes review. You can do so HERE. And, we welcome your suggestions for future guests and questions. Just email elitebaseballpodcast@gmail.com. Thank you for your continued support!

Beyond The Broadcast- Doing more with email marketing Today we are tackling the 4th episode of our 6 part series. We are talking with Tyler Sutton with the email marketing company Emma. Emma creates beautiful emails. Emma registered on my radar about 10 years ago, which in internet years is a long time! There is so much that Emma is doing that is effective, compelling, and pushing the needle forward. The experience that Tyler brings with him to this conversation is all about what you can do with email marketing regardless of the platform. All About Emma Since about 2003, Emma has evolved with online marketing just as everything online evolves. The initiative behind the platform itself was to create a really user friendly tool to conduct email marketing to help you reach your audience. One thing stressed from the beginning was the user friendliness of it. They wanted to make it easy to get your content into email. They created emails that are appealing and professional which makes them feel like they come with some authority. Type of Clients That Work with Emma Emma works with users across all industry from sports teams to restaurants to small businesses and even retail. With their most recent release of the Emma HQ platform they have seen a lot of great use out of restaurants or more franchise based businesses. They can break down all the franchises into sub accounts and have them still under one umbrella. Emma really welcomes every industry. Let's Talk Sub Accounts A key concept in email marketing is being able to personalize it and create a relationship. From a sub account/franchise model you would want to do that with each location. With this functionality there are separate sub accounts. Each sub account may present itself as a different location, franchise locations or separate but connected entities. Inside the EmmaHQ sub accounts can create their own mailings, manage their lists, look at their response data, and even set up automation. This allows them to have accounts for each location without data crossing over into another. You can keep everything separate so subscribers who signed up to receive information from that location are getting emails only concerning things at the location they signed up for. It allows you to keep better organized and stay in compliance. Each sub account requires an opt in to help you stay in compliance. Each sub account is counted separately; all campaigns and audiences are linked only to that sub account. It kinda doesn't matter who pays the bill, there is no sharing across accounts. On the HQ level you there is access to sub account analytics, and the ability to create account wide templates can then be shared down to the sub accounts. Even if you might have 2 people under the same brand, they are going to want to communicate with their subscribers differently. But when there is something going on like maybe an Open House HQ can send that template to both people and it creates uniformity of the brand even though the accounts are separate. The HQ platform helps for any business that is expanding in from a location to a franchise level. Emma's Take on Automation People love automation because it takes some work off their plate on an ongoing basis. "In terms of automation, it really is a cornerstone in email marketing. I feel like people are catching onto that a little bit more."- Tyler Sutton Tyler comes across people every now and then who aren't using automation and they do have a big gap in their email marketing. The philosophy Emma has regarding automation is, “How do you leverage that tool in whatever way you are using it?” How do you leverage that tool to create a more personalized experience for your subscriber? Is it a welcome email or birthday email? Is it setting up a mailing that sends off if a subscriber clicks on a specific link? How are you going to set up automation to further that personalized experience for your subscriber? I think that click automations are crucial and I love doing things date specific. What kind of automations are Emma users creating? They are using Click automation in really creative ways. Tyler goes into discussing something a coffee shop brand he worked with did. They were releasing a new holiday drink in the first part of December. So in September they sent a mailing out announcing that in December they would be releasing this new drink. Further, they had a CTA at the bottom that said “remind me closer to December. “ When people clicked the link it set up the mailing already to send out to them closer to the launch of the drink. Tyler thinks that people are getting more creative with their content even in some of the more common workflows. "EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE A WELCOME EMAIL REGARDLESS OF YOUR BRAND."- Tyler Sutton. He was working with an NFL team and they were trying think about how they could make this an experience a subscriber would appreciate. Their experience was labeled “Welcome to the Team.” So right when they signed up, their subscriber got their first email with a coupon code for their team store with a graphic that said “welcome to the team.” As the series went on over the next couple of weeks, it was about finding ways to connect with the team and the final step of that was season tickets. They went from welcome to the team to let's gear up to let's connect and then finally be a part of action with season tickets. They got really creative with how they told a story through that welcome series. What's the Right Number? Tyler says the number of emails you need to create in a series depends on what you are trying to accomplish in a welcome email/series. The question you have to ask is “What's the content that you have? And what content is going to be the most valuable to present?” If you can deliver that content in one email then do it in one email. With the NFL team they had so much different content that they had that they were using to tell their story across a longer time. If you combined all that they had into one email it would have been a lot of noise going on. The amount of content you have and the goal that you have regarding the nurture series determines how many emails that you need to send out. Branish Logic There are two things Tyler encourages you to think about. Email marketing is all about delivering relevant content so think about these things: Consider your audience- In Emma we have segments that are dynamic. This means as customers data changes people may move in or out of certain workflows. Branish logic- As you send out mailings you can insert "choose your own adventure" types of links. In Emma, you can set up automations that allows people to choose their own way through your content with links to click. So you can choose to send someone through the rest of the automation if they click yes and if they click no you can maybe send them another type of content. Being able to understand who your audience is and what makes sense for them is so important. Being able to give them the opportunity to choose their path through your content may give you greater interaction with said subscriber. The welcome series is a great opportunity to collect more information from your subscriber so that you can customize their experience. It really goes a long way to help you build a long term relationship with subscribers. Inside the Emma Platform Emma has every tool imaginable that you can think of to get started. The whole app is broken down into 5 tabs. You have the homepage that provides some overall analytics for your overall account and on the last few emails you've sent. You have the audience tab where you can manage lists and segments. They have forms platform as well. They have an area for creating content like the drag and drop editor. And they even have an area for testing. They have an analytics platform. They also have the automation platform. Let's Talk Split Testing… Tyler says you should always be A/B testing whether is subject line or content because it's going to help you understand your subscribers better. You can ask them in the welcome series, but what do their actions tell you as well? In terms of open rates, test the subject line. In terms of content, there is a slew of items you can be testing that will help you drive your clicks with different layout options. It helps you optimize and make educated decisions based on what your tests tell you. Thresholds for Tests… If you have a list of 5000 contacts, then you can take around 20% of your list and still have a good test group. If you have less than 5000 contacts then Tyler recommends just splitting your audience in half. You would send version A to half and version B to the other half. That's going to give you a good opportunity to have a more increased sample size. Your list size isn't an excuse to do or not do A/B testing. Split test every email so that you can see what is going on with your subscribers. You should be doing testing to find trends that will help you increase your engagements. What Tyler is saying we want to hit our audience so that they feel appreciated and they WANT to receive your email. Even if you aren't using the A/B testing tools, you can still test things from a manual perspective by looking at your analytics and identifying what's working and what's not working. Connect with Jaime: Instagram: @techofbusiness Twitter: @techofbusiness Facebook: @yourbiztech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimeslutzky/ Email: jaime@techofbusiness.com Connect with Tyler/Emma: www.myemma.com Webinar on May 14th: Influencer Marketing

Beyond The Broadcast- Doing more with email marketing Today we are tackling the 4th episode of our 6 part series. We are talking with Tyler Sutton with the email marketing company Emma. Emma creates beautiful emails. Emma registered on my radar about 10 years ago, which in internet years is a long time! There is so much that Emma is doing that is effective, compelling, and pushing the needle forward. The experience that Tyler brings with him to this conversation is all about what you can do with email marketing regardless of the platform. All About Emma Since about 2003, Emma has evolved with online marketing just as everything online evolves. The initiative behind the platform itself was to create a really user friendly tool to conduct email marketing to help you reach your audience. One thing stressed from the beginning was the user friendliness of it. They wanted to make it easy to get your content into email. They created emails that are appealing and professional which makes them feel like they come with some authority. Type of Clients That Work with Emma Emma works with users across all industry from sports teams to restaurants to small businesses and even retail. With their most recent release of the Emma HQ platform they have seen a lot of great use out of restaurants or more franchise based businesses. They can break down all the franchises into sub accounts and have them still under one umbrella. Emma really welcomes every industry. Let’s Talk Sub Accounts A key concept in email marketing is being able to personalize it and create a relationship. From a sub account/franchise model you would want to do that with each location. With this functionality there are separate sub accounts. Each sub account may present itself as a different location, franchise locations or separate but connected entities. Inside the EmmaHQ sub accounts can create their own mailings, manage their lists, look at their response data, and even set up automation. This allows them to have accounts for each location without data crossing over into another. You can keep everything separate so subscribers who signed up to receive information from that location are getting emails only concerning things at the location they signed up for. It allows you to keep better organized and stay in compliance. Each sub account requires an opt in to help you stay in compliance. Each sub account is counted separately; all campaigns and audiences are linked only to that sub account. It kinda doesn't matter who pays the bill, there is no sharing across accounts. On the HQ level you there is access to sub account analytics, and the ability to create account wide templates can then be shared down to the sub accounts. Even if you might have 2 people under the same brand, they are going to want to communicate with their subscribers differently. But when there is something going on like maybe an Open House HQ can send that template to both people and it creates uniformity of the brand even though the accounts are separate. The HQ platform helps for any business that is expanding in from a location to a franchise level. Emma’s Take on Automation People love automation because it takes some work off their plate on an ongoing basis. "In terms of automation, it really is a cornerstone in email marketing. I feel like people are catching onto that a little bit more."- Tyler Sutton Tyler comes across people every now and then who aren’t using automation and they do have a big gap in their email marketing. The philosophy Emma has regarding automation is, “How do you leverage that tool in whatever way you are using it?” How do you leverage that tool to create a more personalized experience for your subscriber? Is it a welcome email or birthday email? Is it setting up a mailing that sends off if a subscriber clicks on a specific link? How are you going to set up automation to further that personalized experience for your subscriber? I think that click automations are crucial and I love doing things date specific. What kind of automations are Emma users creating? They are using Click automation in really creative ways. Tyler goes into discussing something a coffee shop brand he worked with did. They were releasing a new holiday drink in the first part of December. So in September they sent a mailing out announcing that in December they would be releasing this new drink. Further, they had a CTA at the bottom that said “remind me closer to December. “ When people clicked the link it set up the mailing already to send out to them closer to the launch of the drink. Tyler thinks that people are getting more creative with their content even in some of the more common workflows. "EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE A WELCOME EMAIL REGARDLESS OF YOUR BRAND."- Tyler Sutton. He was working with an NFL team and they were trying think about how they could make this an experience a subscriber would appreciate. Their experience was labeled “Welcome to the Team.” So right when they signed up, their subscriber got their first email with a coupon code for their team store with a graphic that said “welcome to the team.” As the series went on over the next couple of weeks, it was about finding ways to connect with the team and the final step of that was season tickets. They went from welcome to the team to let’s gear up to let’s connect and then finally be a part of action with season tickets. They got really creative with how they told a story through that welcome series. What’s the Right Number? Tyler says the number of emails you need to create in a series depends on what you are trying to accomplish in a welcome email/series. The question you have to ask is “What’s the content that you have? And what content is going to be the most valuable to present?” If you can deliver that content in one email then do it in one email. With the NFL team they had so much different content that they had that they were using to tell their story across a longer time. If you combined all that they had into one email it would have been a lot of noise going on. The amount of content you have and the goal that you have regarding the nurture series determines how many emails that you need to send out. Branish Logic There are two things Tyler encourages you to think about. Email marketing is all about delivering relevant content so think about these things: Consider your audience- In Emma we have segments that are dynamic. This means as customers data changes people may move in or out of certain workflows. Branish logic- As you send out mailings you can insert "choose your own adventure" types of links. In Emma, you can set up automations that allows people to choose their own way through your content with links to click. So you can choose to send someone through the rest of the automation if they click yes and if they click no you can maybe send them another type of content. Being able to understand who your audience is and what makes sense for them is so important. Being able to give them the opportunity to choose their path through your content may give you greater interaction with said subscriber. The welcome series is a great opportunity to collect more information from your subscriber so that you can customize their experience. It really goes a long way to help you build a long term relationship with subscribers. Inside the Emma Platform Emma has every tool imaginable that you can think of to get started. The whole app is broken down into 5 tabs. You have the homepage that provides some overall analytics for your overall account and on the last few emails you’ve sent. You have the audience tab where you can manage lists and segments. They have forms platform as well. They have an area for creating content like the drag and drop editor. And they even have an area for testing. They have an analytics platform. They also have the automation platform. Let’s Talk Split Testing… Tyler says you should always be A/B testing whether is subject line or content because it’s going to help you understand your subscribers better. You can ask them in the welcome series, but what do their actions tell you as well? In terms of open rates, test the subject line. In terms of content, there is a slew of items you can be testing that will help you drive your clicks with different layout options. It helps you optimize and make educated decisions based on what your tests tell you. Thresholds for Tests… If you have a list of 5000 contacts, then you can take around 20% of your list and still have a good test group. If you have less than 5000 contacts then Tyler recommends just splitting your audience in half. You would send version A to half and version B to the other half. That’s going to give you a good opportunity to have a more increased sample size. Your list size isn’t an excuse to do or not do A/B testing. Split test every email so that you can see what is going on with your subscribers. You should be doing testing to find trends that will help you increase your engagements. What Tyler is saying we want to hit our audience so that they feel appreciated and they WANT to receive your email. Even if you aren’t using the A/B testing tools, you can still test things from a manual perspective by looking at your analytics and identifying what’s working and what’s not working. Connect with Jaime: Instagram: @techofbusiness Twitter: @techofbusiness Facebook: @yourbiztech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimeslutzky/ Email: jaime@techofbusiness.com Connect with Tyler/Emma: www.myemma.com Webinar on May 14th: Influencer Marketing

Tyler Gage is an entrepreneur, speaker, and author of Fully Alive. Tyler was introduced to the Amazon at the young age of 19, and has since used that as a platform to help spread innovation. He has been featured on multiple news channels, as well as being named a Forbes 30 Under 30 Entrepreneur.   Today, Tyler joins me to talk about what it was like living in the Amazon, and how he uses what he learned there to help inspire organizations and others. Tyler also shares what it was liked to be introduced to the world of lucid dreams and how that mental training changed his life.   In This Conversation We Cover: [4:30] Lucid dreaming [8:28] Growing up with Quaker grandparents [12:15] What Tyler has learned from the Amazon, and how he carries that over to living back in the states. [19:45] Plant medicine [26:25] How the Amazon rituals led to Tyler's business now [28:48] RUNA and Tyler's connection to the social enterprise [34:10] Play Hard with Tyler [39:20] New dad advice from me to Tyler   Resources: Learn more at: tylergage.com Connect with Tyler: @tylergage Grab your copy of Tyler's book, Fully Alive Mark Allen: markallencoaching.com Strength's Finder quiz

Tyler Gage is an entrepreneur, speaker, and author of Fully Alive. Tyler was introduced to the Amazon at the young age of 19, and has since used that as a platform to help spread innovation. He has been featured on multiple news channels, as well as being named a Forbes 30 Under 30 Entrepreneur.   Today, Tyler joins me to talk about what it was like living in the Amazon, and how he uses what he learned there to help inspire organizations and others. Tyler also shares what it was liked to be introduced to the world of lucid dreams and how that mental training changed his life.   In This Conversation We Cover: [4:30] Lucid dreaming [8:28] Growing up with Quaker grandparents [12:15] What Tyler has learned from the Amazon, and how he carries that over to living back in the states. [19:45] Plant medicine [26:25] How the Amazon rituals led to Tyler’s business now [28:48] RUNA and Tyler’s connection to the social enterprise [34:10] Play Hard with Tyler [39:20] New dad advice from me to Tyler   Resources: Learn more at: http://www.tylergage.com/ (tylergage.com) Connect with Tyler: @tylergage Grab your copy of Tyler’s book, Fully Alive Mark Allen: https://markallencoaching.com/ (markallencoaching.com) Strength’s Finder quiz

There are only a handful of websites that I read religiously. One of those is MarginalRevolution.com, started by my next guest, Tyler Cowen. Other than hosting one of the most popular economic blogs in the world, Tyler is also an economics professor at George Mason University, a regular New York Times columnist, and the author of over a dozen books, including Average is Over, and The Complacent Class. With such a prolific guest, it’s no wonder that we cover a lot of ground. In this episode, we discuss: How the future of labor will look drastically different than it does today, and what we can do to future-proof our livelihood The pros and cons of virtual reality and the impact it could have on society The fate of newspapers and how information will be more and more “bundled” according to our tastes and preferences Race relations in the world, and how in many ways we’ve taken discouraging steps backwards How we’re losing touch with the physical world, and some of the symptoms that indicate that we could be in for a rough ride What Tyler suggests doing to improve decision making and how important (and rare) that skill will be in the coming years Tyler’s advice to parents about how to foster resilience, tenacity and internal drive in their children Tyler’s “quake books” and the reading process he’s developed over the years that keeps him sharp Why giving books as gifts can be dangerous The one skill every person should possess before Googling anything What playing competitive chess as a child taught Tyler about how he thinks and views the world today And much more, including Tyler’s thoughts on minimum wage, bitcoin, and his favorite television programs. If you want to upgrade your thinking so you’re prepared for the brave new world that’s rapidly developing before our eyes, you won’t want to miss this fascinating episode. GO PREMIUM: Support the podcast, get ad-free episodes, transcripts, and so much more: https://fs.blog/knowledge-project-premium/  

In this episode we talk about: What Tyler thinks of when she hears the label “Type A” Tyler’s life & who she is How finding out her name was not her legal name impacted her Her experience getting to connect with other children of fugitives How she learned to keep her life secret to protect her family & the difficulty of now opening up and telling the story The process of writing her memoir and how it has been different than her other projects Why she transitioned from telling his story to a novel to her memoir How writing about the past impacted her present The way in which her relationship with her family has been impacted by writing the book The fact that Tyler did not read many memoirs prior to writing hers Tyler & her dad’s relationship now What she would name her left brain Tyler’s dreams and intentions for her book A sneak peak at the novel Tyler is writing Mentioned In This Episode: Creative Sunday Lab No Way Home by Tyler Wetherall The Enneagram Institute About Tyler: Tyler Wetherall is the author of No Way Home: A Memoir of Life on the Run (St. Martin’s Press; on-sale April 3, 2018). She is a freelance writer living and working in New York City. She has written for The Guardian,The Times, and The Irish Independent. Her short fiction has been published in The Gettysburg Review and others. Connect with Tyler: On Her Website On Instagram On Facebook On Twitter About The Type A Creative Podcast: The Type A Creative is for those of us who feel like walking juxtapositions. You know who you are. You can balance spreadsheets just as easily as you can design a logo. Sometimes it’s a little disorienting because you’re a left-brain / right-brain blend that doesn’t always fit into the labels of “artist” or “numbers person.”   On the show we bring in fellow bosses, painters, creative directors, film makers, entrepreneurs, and writers — together we’re having conversations about what it is to be both Type A and Creative.   Don’t forget to rate & review The Type A Creative on iTunes,  join the Facebook group & follow Jenni on Instagram!

In episode 119 we hear from my former high school teammate, Tyler Bernsten.  Outside of football Tyler and I also worked the same landscaping job in the summer at Barnes III & Sons.  Tyler and I had a blast reminiscing about games we played in, trips to Applebees for half-price appetizers and appreciating the opportunity and the lessons learned from playing football for the West Morris Central Wolfpack.  Tyler takes us through his journey of bouncing back after throwing 5 interceptions in his first Varsity game to going pick-less in his senior year and ultimately becoming a division-1 college football player. This is my first attempt at a video podcast so please watch and share the YouTube video below.  Let me know if this is something you want more of in the future.   More talking points discussed in our conversation will be scattered throughout the rest of this post.    "YOU INVEST SO MUCH TIME INTO ONE THING, AND IT IS SO HARD WHEN THAT IS TAKEN AWAY IN A SECOND." What went into Tyler's decision to play football at Monmouth University. The difficult conversation Tyler had with his tight end coach at Monmouth when he decided to transfer to Wilkes to pursue his dream of playing quarterback. What Tyler's Mom told him as a kid that sticks with him to this day  How Tyler won the starting job at Wilkes without a red jersey. Tyler's thoughts on youth tackle and flag football. The role Tyler's Mom played in his love for football and his determination in playing quarteback. 

My guest on today's podcast is an absolute phenom and was first introduced to me by Dr. Joseph Mercola, one of the most popular guys I've ever had on my podcast He's just 30 years old. He has run a 2:30 marathon and can deadlift 450 pounds. And he's one smart cookie. His name is Tyler LeBaron, and he is the Founder and Executive Director of the science-based nonprofit . His background is in biochemistry, he interned at Nagoya University in the department of Neurogenetics to research the molecular mechanisms of hydrogen gas on cell signaling pathways, he is a director of the International Hydrogen Standards Association (IHSA) and the International Molecular Hydrogen Association (IMHA), he speaks at Medical conferences across the USA for physicians, and at academic biomedical hydrogen symposia and conferences around the world. He is also a member of the Academic Committee of Taishan Institute for Hydrogen Biomedical Research. He collaborates with researchers at home and abroad, and helps advance the education, research, and awareness of hydrogen as a therapeutic medical gas. He has a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry, and has studied Physiology, Advanced Exercise Physiology, Nutritional Biochemistry, Molecular Cell Biology, Quantitative Chemical Analysis, Biology Analysis Techniques. His research spans the gamut and includes: -Therapeutic effects of hydrogen gas -Free Radical Biology and Medicine -Therapeutic effects of electrolyzed reduced water -Therapeutic effects of exercise for disease prevention and treatment -Biological effects of inorganic nitrates -Biological and chemical properties of creatine -Vitamins, minerals and nutraceuticals -Supplements and ergogenic aids -Health, longevity and wellness -Physiology, biochemistry and organic chemistry During our discussion, you'll discover: -What Tyler's training looks like to be able to lift heavy and also run as fast as you run in an endurance sport... -Whether Tyler follows any special diet or takes any special supplements... -How hydrogenated water is far different than regular water... -The way that hydrogen gas dissolved in water actually affects your cells... -Whether hydrogenated water blunts the hormetic response to exercise and why it may be one of the few antioxidants one could potentially use in conjunction with hard exercise... -How hydrogenated water can act as an exercise mimetic, just like "exercise in a pill"... -The effects of hydrogenated water on exercise performance and also on digestive health... -The fascinating anti-allergenic and anti-exercise-induced asthma effects of hydrogenated water... -Why most people haven't heard of molecular hydrogen... -The link between molecular hydrogen and so-called "healing waters"... -How much hydrogen water you actually need to drink to get the benefits... -Where can people get molecular hydrogen? (if there is any kind of affiliate link or discount code we can use for my audience, let me know!) Resources from this episode: - - (use code BEN for 10% discount) - - use code Greenfield to get a free promo package with your first purchase of the tablets, including a 'to go' stainless steel double walled gasketed vacuum bottle, a branded phone back ring and a branded USB, value $30! - Show Sponsors:  -MVMT Watches -  Get 15% off today —WITH FREE SHIPPING and FREE RETURNS—by going to -Peleton -  Discover this cutting-edge indoor cycling bike that brings the studio experience to your home. Peloton is offering listeners a limited-time offer…Go to , enter the code "GREENFIELD" at checkout, and get $100 off accessories with your Peloton bike purchase.  -Omax - Go to today to get a box of Omax3 Ultra-Pure, FOR FREE! Terms and conditions apply. -Onnit - Go to and save 10% on your purchase. The discount is built into the link. Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Tyler or me? Leave your comments at

We've become too comfortable. We're innovating less and watching Netflix more. When I think of a "complacent class," (a group of people who don't care to move forward or move at all), I think of this: Americans soaking high wages off the backs of more aggressive global economies. I picture us eating delivered food, never moving, only using the remote. And having drones deliver everything we need. I had to ask Tyler Cowen about this. He's a personal computer that's going to answer all my economic questions. He knows all about the "complacent class." Because he wrote the book on it. It's called, "The Complacent Class: The Self-Defeating Quest for the American Dream". "Look at it this way," he said. "We've had these incredible advances in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. We take fossil fuels and powerful machines and combine them to do everything you can imagine (cars, airplanes, electricity, radios, televisions). We've had incredible booms spread to the middle class. Spread to the poor. We've done that. Now we're waiting for the next wave of big things." I have an idea of what the next big wave could be... I've written about it before. And I've interviewed the experts. But I wanted to know, will we be successful? "We're kind of running a race," Tyler said. "Will the next wave of innovations and productivity come before our debts do us in? Right now to me, it's looking like the answers no." What Tyler said next scared me. "America is losing its dynamism." But Tyler makes two distinctions here. The future is built on A) Innovation and B) PRODUCTIVITY. It's the persistence to do. I still feel we're trying to hit the frontier. We're exploring space. Improving biotech. Creating countless innovations. But is this progress coming from is only the 1%? Are the rest of us just sitting around? Waiting for the benefits? I wanted to hear the worst case scenario. I don't know why. Maybe sometimes fear pulls me in. It's like following a narrow path of light in a dark cave. I'm not interested in the dark. I'm following the light. But what he said next is a scary thought to consider... "The worst case scenario is that America's allies realize we cannot make good on all of our commitments. So they start fighting more amongst themselves. Trusting us less. Maybe building their own nuclear weapons. The fiscal position of the United States government becomes more and more cramped. We stop being credible. The quality of our governance continues to decline. And, both internationally and at home, we have a mess with warfare and partial collapse of international order. And here we have a return of something like the 1970s with high unemployment, high inflation and stagflation," Tyler says. So then what is our future? What can we depend on? In this podcast, I ask Tyler and he shows me how we can create a dynamic future... How we can keep reaching for the frontier. Thanks for reading! Make sure to check out the show notes here: https://jamesaltucher.com/2017/11/tyler-cowen/ And don't forget to subscribe to "The James Altucher Show" on Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts! ------------What do YOU think of the show? Head to JamesAltucherShow.com/listeners and fill out a short survey that will help us better tailor the podcast to our audience!Are you interested in getting direct answers from James about your question on a podcast? Go to JamesAltucherShow.com/AskAltucher and send in your questions to be answered on the air!------------Visit Notepd.com to read our idea lists & sign up to create your own!My new book, Skip the Line, is out! Make sure you get a copy wherever books are sold!Join the You Should Run for President 2.0 Facebook Group, where we discuss why you should run for President.I write about all my podcasts! Check out the full post and learn what I learned at jamesaltuchershow.com------------Thank...

We’ve become too comfortable. We’re innovating less and watching Netflix more. When I think of a “complacent class,” (a group of people who don’t care to move forward or move at all), I think of this: Americans soaking high wages off the backs of more aggressive global economies. I picture us eating delivered food, never moving, only using the remote. And having drones deliver everything we need. I had to ask Tyler Cowen about this. He’s a personal computer that’s going to answer all my economic questions. He knows all about the “complacent class.” Because he wrote the book on it. It’s called, “The Complacent Class: The Self-Defeating Quest for the American Dream”. “Look at it this way,” he said. “We’ve had these incredible advances in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. We take fossil fuels and powerful machines and combine them to do everything you can imagine (cars, airplanes, electricity, radios, televisions). We’ve had incredible booms spread to the middle class. Spread to the poor. We’ve done that. Now we’re waiting for the next wave of big things.” I have an idea of what the next big wave could be… I’ve written about it before. And I’ve interviewed the experts. But I wanted to know, will we be successful? “We’re kind of running a race,” Tyler said. “Will the next wave of innovations and productivity come before our debts do us in? Right now to me, it’s looking like the answers no.” What Tyler said next scared me. “America is losing its dynamism.” But Tyler makes two distinctions here. The future is built on A) Innovation and B) PRODUCTIVITY. It’s the persistence to do. I still feel we’re trying to hit the frontier. We’re exploring space. Improving biotech. Creating countless innovations. But is this progress coming from is only the 1%? Are the rest of us just sitting around? Waiting for the benefits? I wanted to hear the worst case scenario. I don’t know why. Maybe sometimes fear pulls me in. It’s like following a narrow path of light in a dark cave. I'm not interested in the dark. I'm following the light. But what he said next is a scary thought to consider… “The worst case scenario is that America’s allies realize we cannot make good on all of our commitments. So they start fighting more amongst themselves. Trusting us less. Maybe building their own nuclear weapons. The fiscal position of the United States government becomes more and more cramped. We stop being credible. The quality of our governance continues to decline. And, both internationally and at home, we have a mess with warfare and partial collapse of international order. And here we have a return of something like the 1970s with high unemployment, high inflation and stagflation,” Tyler says. So then what is our future? What can we depend on? In this podcast, I ask Tyler and he shows me how we can create a dynamic future… How we can keep reaching for the frontier. Thanks for reading! Make sure to check out the show notes here: https://jamesaltucher.com/2017/11/tyler-cowen/ And don't forget to subscribe to "The James Altucher Show" on Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.