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linktr.ee/junkmonkpodcast In this episode, Kandyce and Noah discuss S8 E12 of the USA hit TV show, Monk. When Adrian feels that he may be denied his badge yet again, he takes it upon himself to network by... going camping. End Theme by Jeff Beal

Adrian Tobey of Groundhogg talks about coming up with his business idea, building his MVP, and how he propelled his SaaS from poor performance to 30,000 MRR Adrian Tobey is the CEO and sole founder of Groundhogg, a market automation and customer relationship management WordPress Plugin that offers users a comprehensive integration in their WP environment. He talks to Geordie about his journey. What You'll Learn How Adrian discovered CRM How did Adrian's first product operate? Why developers should focus on building their own products The shoemaker's son's syndrome Lessons Adrian learned while working in the agency How Adrian funded his MVP How Adrian and his team launched Groundhogg Advantages of partnering with other professionals Why cheaper solutions hardly solve significant problems What strategy did Adrian use to attain his big break? In this Episode Groundhogg software is specially designed to cater to WordPress and digital marketing agencies. Adrian says he gained experience working as a WordPress developer. His primary focus was building WordPress websites for his clients, complete with layout design and page builders. He would also integrate the websites with effective marketing automation and CRM products such as Hubspot, Active Campaign, and Infusionsoft. Having worked with numerous small businesses, Adrian understands how much small companies struggle with implementing practical strategies with marketing automation software. Groundhogg does not handle small businesses. Find out why from the podcast.  Groundhogg's core business focuses on areas where they are likely to make the most profit margins, that is, WordPress and digital marketing agencies. Apart from requiring minimal support, Adrian says already established agencies are high spenders and always renew their licenses whether their clients thrive or not. Agencies are both persistent and consistent, making them easier to work with. According to Adrian, his business found him, and he gives a detailed explanation why. Listen to the podcast for this exciting story. Many businesses struggle with attracting the right audience to their websites and converting them into paying customers. At some point, Adrian and his dad were working to identify the right strategy to initiate and maintain a conversation between visitors and the business until they finally become paying customers. Adrian explains the most common method that many firms used in the past (some still do) to start conversations which you can find out about from the podcast. He also explains the method he and his dad used to start conversations with potential clients.  At 18 years old, Adrian was already a certified partner of Infusionsoft. During that period, he worked with numerous small businesses and companies. Apart from building thousands of campaigns, Adrian attended the funnel hacking conference to horn his skills. He would then develop his first product while still in University. Adrian learned to code from YouTube and later quit the university. Working on your own product is crucial for creating wealth and establishing yourself in the industry. According to Adrian, working for agencies is similar to the shoemaker's son's syndrome. Listen to the podcast to learn what the syndrome is all about. What is Adrian doing to improve his product? He says a combination of building features and listening to customer demands works for him. Working with the agency exposed Adrian to numerous lessons, which he uses to build his business. He narrates some of these lessons in the podcast.  At some point, Adrian realized that he was getting a raw deal from working for the agency and decided to quit. He gives details of this realization in this podcast. While he is no longer involved with the agency, he agrees that he can identify with most agencies' problems.    Quitting employment can be an easy process, but surviving after that and running a personal business can be difficult. Adrian borrowed some money from his grandfather, which he intended to depend on until his business stabilized. Being at the right place at the right time is crucial for an entrepreneur. Adrian says he spent lots of time in areas where small businesses and agencies were, like Facebook groups. Here, he noticed the frustrations many companies were facing. Listen to the podcast to find out what these were. Adrian knew he could offer solutions for all those problems without fail.  When Adrian and his team launched Groundhogg, they faced numerous challenges. He explains the strategy he used to attract regular customers. This is a long and detailed process filled with multiple failures that you cannot afford to miss. He would later devise the right strategy to develop an audience and create a constant flow of customers, which he would later convert into revenue. Listen to the podcast and learn about it. At some point, Adrian attended an event where he discussed his cash flow and revenue problems. Listen to the podcast to find out the solutions he got from the professionals in attendance. He also explains how he leveraged those lessons to get his big break. Adrian concludes the podcast by encouraging listeners to reach him with any questions they may have. He says he's very reachable and ready to assist where possible.  Resources Ygroundhogg.io Adrian Tobey LinkedIn Adrian Tobey Twitter

On today’s podcast, Episode 129, Adrian and Ariel cover some of the best restaurants and eateries available to the citizens of Milton. When Adrian and Ariel first started living and working in Milton over a decade ago, it was not the town we all know and love today. With very little amenities, people often found themselves driving to Oakville or other neighbouring towns to go to the movies or enjoy a nice meal at a restaurant. With a projected growth expected to take Milton over the size of both Burlington and Oakville combined, Milton has not only undergone a dramatic make over from the “nowheresville” is was just a short time ago, but it has its eyes set on much more. With a bustling downtown filled with local shops and restaurants, Milton has developed into a one stop shop for all of its residents and the surrounding area. It is for that reason that we wanted to spend this episode highlighting some of our favourite local restaurants and businesses. Whether you’re into burgers, Italian, sushi, or curry, Milton’s got you covered! So with that being said, why not support local tonight by placing an order at one of our favourite spots? How Milton has changed over the past decade, must try restaurants for anyone who is new to Milton, and does Ariel really make the best penne alla vodka? All of that and more on KT Confidential - Real Estate Podcast. **************************** Catch clips and highlights of the show here: http://www.instagram.com/kormendytrott **************************** Our social: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/kormendytrott YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/kormendytrott Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/kormendytrott Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/KormendyTrott Soundcloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/ktrealty LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/company/the-k... Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ca/KormendyTrott TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kormendytrott?lang=en **************************** Check out our teams social: Adrian Trott - https://instagram.com/adriantrott?igshid=18kslmk0i2wfu Ariel Kormendy - https://instagram.com/arielkormendy?igshid=b7w4whjxdmhl Steve Bruman - https://instagram.com/stevebruman?igshid=1xotcg46zw1gx Chris Behie - https://instagram.com/cbehie?igshid=16au6wqst1bqq Jennifer Singh - https://instagram.com/jennys_here?igshid=g1b3dw6y1yp6 Steve Cecchetto - https://instagram.com/stevececchetto?igshid=l4hic3nku2xb Joanna Venditti - https://instagram.com/nestingstory?igshid=1k50dl3be8y65 Vishal Kapoor - https://www.instagram.com/vishforyourhome/?igshid=y3cr57ylfbst Robin Dasilva - https://www.instagram.com/robin.dasilva22/?igshid=tkcjfqzgv1iw Leni Klippenstein - https://www.instagram.com/leni_yang/?igshid=1wlqns04c5n02 **************************** The founders, Ariel Kormendy and Adrian Trott, started The Kormendy Trott Team, a real estate team based out of Halton region in Ontario, after both being in need of a change from their successful careers in the automotive industry and both experiencing the lack of service being provided in the real estate industry. They kicked off their careers in 2011 and quickly became a top-performing team in the country, ranking 17th of approximately 200 for Century 21 in 2017; as a team of just the two of them compared to much larger teams. They decided that they needed to take their team from being real estate agents in Milton to the rest of the GTA and beyond by expanding and servicing more areas. The team has since grown to have an administrative arm, media department and successful sales team operating a smooth running and successful business. Follow them on social for behind the scenes info, real estate tips, industry secrets and more.

In this episode, Kandyce and Noah discuss S7 E13 of the USA hit TV show, Monk. When Adrian and the Captain attend the big game, they stumble upon a murder and are at odds of how to handle it. End Theme by Jeff Beal

In this episode, Kandyce and Noah discuss S7 E8 of the USA hit TV show, Monk. When Adrian can't appreciate the little things in life, he turns to hypnosis for help. Although it doesn't go as planned and even hinders him solving his next case. End Theme by Jeff Beal

PLANT OF THE WEEK X 3 Common Name:Golden Guinea Flower: Snake vine Latin Name: Hibbertia scandens Family: Dilleniaceae Etymology: Hibbertia...after George Hibbert, a patron of botany; scandens.... "climbing", because of the climbing habit of the species. Flowering:spring, summer but spot flowers throughout the yearDescription: a scrambling climber or vine anywhere between 2 to 4 metres. Glossy mid green leaves with buttercup yellow flowers with prominent golden stamens. Hibbertia scandens What else?Let’s find out…That was Adrian O’Malley, qualified horticulturist and native plant expert.Hibbertias are sometimes called Guinea Flowers because the flower shape and colour looks like the ancient Golden Guinea coin.When Adrian has seen it in the bush, it's mostly in open forest or gullies.  The flowers shape and colour is a dead give-away for the hibbertia species.The "snakes" are the tendrils that twine themselves together and climb up. Perfect specimen for sloping sites where it can scramble freely.If you have any questions of course, why not email realworldgardener@gmail.com or write in to 2RRR P.O. Box 644 Gladesville NSW 1675.

Adrian protests as Paulie continues to convince her to go out with Rocky. When Adrian informs him that their Thanksgiving turkey is in the oven, Paulie goes to extreme measures. Guest - Christopher Gough Email: RockyMinute@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook and Twitter Join our Listener Group: Mighty Mick's: Rocky Minute Listener's Group

Part 2 of the interview with Adrian explores the ins and outs of her songwriting. Adrian discovered the ballad music of Bob Dylan at the age of 8 and released her first album when she was 14. When Adrian was 14, her life changed forever with the chance to record an album. An open mic, two newly written songs and a little girl who had been playing a pawn-shop guitar for two weeks suddenly realized her life’s purpose. With the help of an incredible couple (Mike and Liz Vanderhoof) from Utah who saw the clear potential, Adrian picked up the guitar and welded pen and paper-like weapons, moving head-on into the career she knows she was meant to pursue to this day. “I realized that I had things to say, a [cowboy] culture I longed to protect, and a spirit that had to wander. It was stumbling into perfection, into the meaning and into something I’ve never regretted for a minute. It was like coming home.”#desertdwellingmama, @buckaroogirlofficial, www.buckaroogirl.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Adrian protests as Paulie continues to convince her to go out with Rocky. When Adrian informs him that their Thanksgiving turkey is in the oven, Paulie goes to extreme measures. Guest – Christopher Gough Email: RockyMinute@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook and Twitter Join … Continue reading →

Hello everyone, and welcome to the Student-Tutor Podcast!   Is YouTube really a medium that can take someone from making videos in their home to traveling across the world? What does it take to turn a curiosity or passion into a full time fulfilling lifestyle? Is it Luck? Or, is it a combination of action and strategy?    This week, we're joined by Adrian Brambila, aka "El Tiro," a self-taught dancer and YouTube sensation from Fallbrook, California. Currently, his channel has over 10 million views and over 75,000 subscribers. Adrian has toured for the artist T-Pain and performed in line ups with Bruno Mars, Ludacris, B.O.B, and has even done private shows for artists like Akon. With his old dance crew called "The Body Poets" out of San Diego he came out on Season's 7 America's Got Talent making it the Las Vegas Round. Adrian has since founded his own dance clothing company called Dance Saves Lives which donates its profits to teaching dance in places of poverty all around the world. When Adrian is not dancing he is a co-owner of Unimarketa, a digital marketing firm. Adrian has traveled and inspired countless of people across the globe through his YouTube tutorials and Dance Saves Lives workshops which consist of motivational speaking about living positive, building self-confidence, and of course teaching dance. Time Stamped Show Notes:   [1:30] - Todd introduces Adrian Brambila aka "El Tiro" [4:00] - How it all started - A dream and zero experience to a global tour with T-Pain [7:30] - Gaining traction, how one mom made it happen. [8:45] - Momentum tips from Todd [9:15] - Passion + Perserverence, the keys to making it happen [11:00] - A private party at Akon's & a 100k+ person show in Poland [13:45] - Community building + Creating Trust [14:15] - Dance Saves Lives - Teaching dance in the Dominican Republic [17:15] - From Dance to eCommerce and entrepreneurship [23:00] - Eliminating distractions and getting started [28:00] - Questions from the Student-Tutor Mastermind members [41:00] - Wrap-up and outro   3 Key Points:   1. LOVE what you do. It all starts with WHY. Money, followers, and long-term satisfaction will come as a result of doing what you LOVE. Give yourself time to grow your craft, and release the need for instant results. 2. Focus on building TRUE fans and relationships. Don't worry about making it to 100,000 viewers as fast as you can! Instead, focus on building REAL relationships with the people closest to you, that support you unconditionally... don't be afraid to ask mom for help! 3. Unique Content + Digital Marketing = Great Success! Learn how to market the things you're creating and leverage internet resources! Whether it's a product that you're creating, products relating to your content, or even random trand items... there's tons of opportunities to make money online, even as a teenager!   Resources:   Brambilabong Dance Saves Lives Search Engine Conquest Course "Let's Spark Bright Futures" Facebook Group   Let's Spark Bright Futures!   Student-Tutor Mastermind Program Academic Tutoring SAT/ACT Prep Tutoring   --   The Student Tutor PodcastCopyright © 2017 by Student TutorProduced by: Todd VanDuzer & Cody MackRecording by: Todd VanDuzerMusic & Editing: Cody MackSponsorship & Interview Requests: podcast@student-tutor.com 

For the next few episodes, the Choir Ninja podcast will focus on Voices From Houston, lifting up the directors in south Texas as they recover from Hurricane Harvey. This first episode in the series feature a replay of an interview that originally aired back in 2015. This interview is exactly what you need to start the new school year! A truly wonderful sit-down interview with Texas native and Houston-area high school choral director, Adrian O. Rodriguez. Listen in on how you can start your year off right by building an empowered music program through creating trust and staying relevant! Listen: Highlight to Tweet: “I realized that being with those friends in choir, that community, that’s where I wanted to be.” - Adrian Rodriguez Show Notes: The moment you knew you’d dedicate your life to music         When Adrian was a sophomore in high school, he felt pressured to follow his parents and go into a “more academic” career like a lawyer or doctor. Self-doubt set in, and he contemplated leaving chorus. Then his father encouraged him to try out for TMEA All State Choir. He was accepted. During the festival, Adrian was approached by clinician Betsy Cook Weber, who gave him her business card and encouraged him to apply to the University of Houston. He eventually attended the University of Houston, and owes his success to the support of his father and his mentor Dr. Weber. Later in high school, he took over rehearsal for the chamber choir in his director’s absence. He found out there how much he loved making music with his peers. Worst musical moment When Adrian was in college, he lost himself. Because of “impostor syndrome” he was doing musical things to impress others, because he didn’t consider himself as talented as those around him. He was pursuing performance, even though he was in Music Ed. He came to the realization that he didn’t like being in a practice room by himself and loved being with others. The proudest musical moment As an upperclassman in college, Adrian got the chance to direct a chamber ensemble of his peers. Your “Forte” Adrian recently gave a talk at TMEA entitled “From Passion to Action: Building Empowered Music Programs.”  He speaks about his open and vulnerable relationship with his students. He addresses four things on the first day of school with EACH class: What THEY want to learn, what TEXAS expects, what the PRINCIPAL expects, and what HE believes they should learn. Adrian gets it all out on day 1 and creates an unbelievable trust relationship with his kids. Most excited about right now Adrian is excited for his second year (he says his first “real” year) at his high school in Austin. Advice for your younger self Commit to be relevant to your students and create an education that is meaningful to them. Bio: Adrian O. Rodriguez currently serves as the Director of Choirs at Stephen F. Austin High School (Sugar Land, TX). In addition to conducting five choirs, he is the music director of the musical theatre program and teaches Advanced Placement Music Theory and Honors Music History. Rodriguez received his Bachelors of Music in Music Education from the University of Houston (2011) and, after finishing his thesis, will have earned his Masters of Music Education from the Westminster Choir College (Princeton, NJ). As an active choral clinician and consultant in Southeast Texas, Rodriguez has worked with a variety of school, church, and community choirs and has been invited to present the Texas Music Educators Association (2015) and the Texas Choral Directors Association (2014). His academic interests include: empowering pedagogical practices, community and culture in school music programs, and building choral sound. Rodriguez is a member of the American Choral Directors Association, National Association for Music Educators, Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Choral Directors Association, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Resources/links Mentioned: Your students are worth the investment, with Dr. Amanda Quist Natalie Weiss – Breaking Down the Riffs On presence and keeping secrets, with Betsy Cook Weber Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action Choir Nation group on Facebook Email Patreon - Support the podcast! Sponsored by: Sight Reading Factory (Use promo code “NINJA” at checkout for 10 free student accounts!) My Music Folders (Use promo code “NINJA” at checkout for “last column” or best pricing - usually reserved for bulk purchases only!)

Hi, I am Mijaelle and in this Heart-Beats interview series we chat to Adrian ( Smokestack Lightning ) Ziller, who I had the joy of meeting at a medieval fayre of all places lol! He is a musician, operatically trained singer (having done opera for many years), producer, solo artist (was signed to Sony) as well as band member (After Elizabeth). He has a passion for folk, rock and blues as well as having released numerous world albums. Most of all he is charismatic and a great storyteller who has loads of advice and funny tales to share! Topics discussed in Part 1: 1. When Adrian started having fun with music and bought his first instrument 2. His first band (youth to rock band) 3. His journey of learning to sing and appreciating his unique voice 4. Doing a tour like the Janis Joplin Festival Express - perhaps the Trans-karoo 5. Being signed to Sony Music - Highs and Lows of the music industry and lessons learnt 6. Writing a great song and being able to work consistently in the music industry www.facebook.com/adriansmokestacklightningziller Connect via www.facebook.com/HeartBeatsSA www.facebook.com/MusicalMuseDevelopment Or via twitter - @HeartBeatsSA soundcloud.com/heartbeatssa iTunes - Heart-Beats SA Music Industry podcast Visit www.musicalmuse.co.za www.instagram.com/mijaelle

Adrian finds a way to travel to Ceres and bring Tim home, but Sareen discovers what Adrian is up to and convinces Effie and the Sodality to intervene. When Adrian is confronted by Sareen  he...

When Adrian’s wife thought it would be a good idea to learn how to Paraglide, she probably didn’t foresee that in a relatively short amount of time, her husband would be summiting and flying solo off volcanoes near their home in Mexico City. Obviously, Adrian took to the sport quickly and it gave him a completely different view of his other favorite hobby, climbing. But with their recent family addition of a little girl and limited time off work, Adrian needed a way to summit mountains over 18,000 feet and return home in the same day. This led him to sleeping in a hypoxic chamber to decrease the amount of time needed to acclimate to high elevation.  Talk about dedication to adventure. What’s your excuse?   Adrian will also be supporting Marko Hrgetic in the Red Bull X-Alps this June. www.instagram.com/ponchoelpiloto @ponchoelpiloto http://youtube.com/ponchoelpiloto   Save 20% off the best freeze-dried meals you’ll ever eat with Peak Refuel. Use the code ASP20 at checkout by visitinghttps://peakrefuel.com/ @peakrefuel Gear up for the 2018-2019 ski season by shopping Powder7 Ski Shop's massive selection of new and used gear athttps://www.powder7.com/ @powder7 If you deal with inflammation and pain from your Adventure Sport, give Hemp Daddy's CBD oil and transdermal cream a shot. Get 10% off by using "adventure" at hempdaddys.com @hemp_daddys Support the Adventure Sports Podcast by giving as low as $1/month to our efforts to produce this show athttps://www.patreon.com/AdventureSportsPodcast Call and leave us a voicemail at 812-MAIL-POD or 812-624-5763 or send an email to info@adventuresportspodcast.com