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Bible Reading: Psalm 139:7-12; Matthew 6:28-30Austin sighed as he dropped his backpack to the kitchen floor and sat down at the table. His family had moved recently, and he missed his old school and all the friends he'd left behind. "Did you have a good day?" Mom asked. Austin shook his head. "I know it's hard for you, Austin," Mom said. "Adjusting takes time.""I guess," said Austin. "But I don't think I'll ever like my new teacher as much as I liked Mr. Jackson. And the kids here play games I've never heard of!""Well, give your new school a chance," said Mom. "You've only been there a couple of days. And remember, Jesus is just as close to you here as He was before. Trust Him--He can help you." She opened the patio door. "Speaking of help, do you want help filling the planters with the flowers I bought today?" "Okay," said Austin. They got to work, and when the planting was finished, Austin stood and admired the bright petunias and geraniums.When Austin came home from school the next day, the plants were drooping. "Mom, what's wrong with the flowers we planted?" "Their roots were shocked when we repotted them," said Mom. "But they'll be all right. They'll adjust, and soon they'll look better than ever." She smiled at Austin. "How was your day?" "Well…" Austin paused as he recalled things that had happened that day--his teacher saying, "Good job," when she handed back his math paper, and two boys asking him to play basketball with them at recess. "You know what?" said Austin. "I think I'm kind of like those flowers. Moving here gave me a bit of a shock, but I'm adjusting.""Good," said Mom. She smiled. "Think about it this way--we give our flowers everything they need in their new pots because we want them to grow. And God loves you even more than we love our flowers! He gives His children everything we need too--Jesus has given us the Holy Spirit to help us and always be with us. He is with us during this transition. Keep talking to Jesus about it, and trust Him to help you grow." –Carolyn E. Yost How About You?Has a recent change in your life left you feeling shocked and upset? It's normal to feel sad or lonely when you leave behind what's familiar for the new and unknown. Be patient, and trust Jesus to help you adjust to your new situation and use it to help you grow. He hasn't changed, and He never will--He will always care for you and be with you, no matter what. Today's Key Verse:I am with you always, even to the end of the age. (NKJV) (Matthew 28:20)Today's Key Thought:Trust God in times of change

In this episode of the Short Term Rental Secrets podcast, Mike Sjogren and Emanuele Pani, sit down with Austin Palacios who shares his transition from wealth management to successful real estate investing, highlighting his strategies in hiring, team building, and scaling his portfolio in short-term rentals across various locations. Focused on the niche of short-term rentals, they discuss the unconventional yet successful path to financial freedom through investing in properties they don't own. The conversation includes insights from an event with their mindset coach, Dave Conway, emphasizing personal growth, the power of networking, and the potential of innovative ideas in seemingly impossible settings. They also cover the importance of mindset, branding, the reality of scaling a business, and maintaining life balance while pursuing entrepreneurial goals. You don't want to miss this episode! 00:00 The Journey Begins: Obsession and Dedication 00:18 Introducing the Short Term Rental Nation 01:02 The Power of Events and Personal Growth 02:06 Inspiration from the Unlikely: A Sphere in Vegas 06:45 Scaling Real Estate Dreams: From Chicago to Florida 09:51 Building a Short Term Rental Empire: Strategies and Insights 17:11 The Art of Co-Hosting and Establishing Authority 20:55 Focusing on Sales and Growth: The Backbone of Success 23:12 Unlocking Success Through Persistence and Attitude 24:04 The Power of Generosity in Business 25:25 Adding Value: The Key to Business Growth 28:16 Building a Personal Brand in Real Estate 30:27 The Journey of Personal Branding and Content Creation 35:24 Finding Balance in Entrepreneurship 39:56 Launching a Unique Podcast: Breaking Social Norms 42:27 The Secret to Success in Short Term Rentals Austin's Bio: Austin Palacios is a short-term rental (STR) investor based in West Palm Beach, FL with a background in Wealth Management. He transitioned to investing full-time in short-term rentals back in 2021. He co-founded a management company for Short-term rentals based in South Florida. When Austin was building the management business, he developed creative systems and processes to acquire management clients, which allowed him to scale quickly. Leading him to develop Co-Hosting Acquisitions. A mentorship program where he coaches STR investors on how to acquire management clients. He now hosts “The Austin Palacios Podcast” where he is leading a movement to break society misconnections that have been bestowed on us since the beginning of time and allowing Real Estate investors & Entrepreneurs from all walks of life to speak up on the topics that society limits us on speaking about. Connect with Austin: https://www.instagram.com/austin__palacios/ Connect with the Hosts Michael Sjogren: Short Term Rental Secrets Facebook Group | Clubhouse | Instagram | Youtube | Facebook Page | Linkedin https://linktr.ee/mikesjogren Emanuele Pani: Clubhouse | Instagram | Facebook | Linkedin Watch Mike's free masterclass training on www.strsecrets.com/masterclass Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Short Term Rental Secrets podcast, Mike Sjogren and Emanuele Pani, sit down with Austin Palacios who shares his transition from wealth management to successful real estate investing, highlighting his strategies in hiring, team building, and scaling his portfolio in short-term rentals across various locations. Focused on the niche of short-term rentals, they discuss the unconventional yet successful path to financial freedom through investing in properties they don't own. The conversation includes insights from an event with their mindset coach, Dave Conway, emphasizing personal growth, the power of networking, and the potential of innovative ideas in seemingly impossible settings. They also cover the importance of mindset, branding, the reality of scaling a business, and maintaining life balance while pursuing entrepreneurial goals. You don't want to miss this episode! 00:00 The Journey Begins: Obsession and Dedication 00:18 Introducing the Short Term Rental Nation 01:02 The Power of Events and Personal Growth 02:06 Inspiration from the Unlikely: A Sphere in Vegas 06:45 Scaling Real Estate Dreams: From Chicago to Florida 09:51 Building a Short Term Rental Empire: Strategies and Insights 17:11 The Art of Co-Hosting and Establishing Authority 20:55 Focusing on Sales and Growth: The Backbone of Success 23:12 Unlocking Success Through Persistence and Attitude 24:04 The Power of Generosity in Business 25:25 Adding Value: The Key to Business Growth 28:16 Building a Personal Brand in Real Estate 30:27 The Journey of Personal Branding and Content Creation 35:24 Finding Balance in Entrepreneurship 39:56 Launching a Unique Podcast: Breaking Social Norms 42:27 The Secret to Success in Short Term Rentals Austin's Bio: Austin Palacios is a short-term rental (STR) investor based in West Palm Beach, FL with a background in Wealth Management. He transitioned to investing full-time in short-term rentals back in 2021. He co-founded a management company for Short-term rentals based in South Florida. When Austin was building the management business, he developed creative systems and processes to acquire management clients, which allowed him to scale quickly. Leading him to develop Co-Hosting Acquisitions. A mentorship program where he coaches STR investors on how to acquire management clients. He now hosts “The Austin Palacios Podcast” where he is leading a movement to break society misconnections that have been bestowed on us since the beginning of time and allowing Real Estate investors & Entrepreneurs from all walks of life to speak up on the topics that society limits us on speaking about. Connect with Austin: https://www.instagram.com/austin__palacios/ Connect with the Hosts Michael Sjogren: Short Term Rental Secrets Facebook Group | Clubhouse | Instagram | Youtube | Facebook Page | Linkedin https://linktr.ee/mikesjogren Emanuele Pani: Clubhouse | Instagram | Facebook | Linkedin Watch Mike's free masterclass training on www.strsecrets.com/masterclass Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When Austin's cumbia-funk institution Grupo Fantasma went to record their seventh album at a studio in Tornillo, Texas, they had no idea that right next door was a tent city for detained immigrant youth operated by ICE. When they found out, they decided they had to do something. So they teamed up with fellow legends Ozomatli and Locos Por Juana to create a sinister funk tune with a message about the walls that divide us. On this edition of How I Made It, members of Grupo Fantasma break down the creative process behind their new song "The Wall."

No one wants to be a drug addict. No one would choose that for themselves. It is a really hard life. Each day is spent worrying about how you can get more drugs or get the money to get more drugs. After the addiction takes hold, it no longer feels like a choice to take the drug. It is a need. The most tragic piece is that as the addiction takes hold, the risk of death by overdose increases as well. Today's guest, Christine, has a tragic story of two sons, Kurt and Austin. Kurt began using marijuana as a teen as a way to feel normal. Kurt told his mom that for the first time in his life by using marijuana, he felt comfortable in his own skin. Austin followed in big brother's footsteps and began using marijuana. While playing video games with a friend at the age of 17, Austin was offered a pill to crush and inhale. He did so, but was then 'forced' to do a second pill by the drug dealer who lived in the apartment. When Austin began showing signs of an overdose, the dealer threatened to kill anyone who dialed 911. By the next morning, it was too late. This started a quest for Christine, a quest to prevent death by drug overdose. She has spent the last ten years working to decrease overdose deaths. She has been an advocate for overdose awareness and harm reduction for teens. Christine was also involved in getting the Good Samaritan Act revised in Canada to provide immunity to those who call 911 in an overdose situation. Since Austin's death, Kurt's battle with addiction became more and more severe.  He never got over his little brother's death and continued to blame himself. Kurt was a troubled soul who eventually died of an overdose himself last year.  Now, Christine says she is just tired. She is tired of the fighting the battle against drug overdose. Both of her boys are now gone, and she is working to find a new purpose for her life. Maybe she will continue working to fight against substance abuse or maybe her life will go in a new direction, but whatever she chooses, I know that her ability to keep helping others will be an inspiration to me and so many others.

How many times have you heard, “The truth hurts”?   It does hurt…   But it also helps.    Case in point: San Diego Padres catcher, Austin Nola.    Austin was dealt the hard truth not too long ago, but instead of balling up in a corner, he decided to ball out…in a completely different position.    On today's episode of the Coming Up Clutch with J.R.™ show, I sit down with Austin and unpack one of the greatest stories of perseverance in sports.   Austin was seeing the writing on the wall with his professional baseball career, but he decided to pick up the eraser and make a major shift. Next thing you know, he was coming up clutch in the 2022 MLB Playoffs.   In this latest episode, Austin and I talk about what he…    Credits for being able to come up clutch in the 2022 MLB Playoffs Did after getting feedback that he wasn't good enough to live out his dream to be a MLB Shortstop Does to perfect his craft as a husband, father, and athlete while constantly being on the road    …and so much more.   If you want to learn from one the best when it comes to overcoming failure and adversity, then lock in to today's episode.   [00:01 - 07:55] Introducing Austin to the show   Austin's most embarrassing moment Austin's background, story, and professional journey   [07:56 - 17:16] What Austin credits for being able to come up clutch in the 2022 MLB Playoffs   Context: 2022 Playoffs, he's up with the bases loaded Austin's mindset: “I'm gonna get a hit right here” Austin saw the situation, recognized it, and knew that he prepared for it every single day. When he got to the situation, he just stuck with his plan When Austin got to two strikes, he reminded himself that he's been there before, he knew he prepared for it, and believed he could get that hit He practiced being down in the count with two strikes and forced himself to like being in this tough situation Practice for clutch moments, so when you get in them, you're not surprised.  Austin was able to believe in himself in that moment because of how much he prepared being in that moment   [17:17 - 34:48] What Austin's mindset was after getting feedback that he wasn't good enough to live out his dream to be a MLB Shortstop   He told himself there might be another way to get what I want (i.e. catching) Key mindset he adopted: if I just learn something every day that I have no clue about, that's going to take me much farther than achieving a certain outcome (i.e. play in the Big Leagues) Austin wasn't quitting. He was just shifting course. Take the EMOTION out of it and come to understand the FACTS Seek out someone you trust to give you the honest TRUTH The key behind Austin's mindset to “learning something every day”: CLARITY of self. Austin wanted to become something greater than a baseball player (he had a long-term perspective) Where this came from: faith, reading a lot, and being around great people Make simple decisions daily - that will help you have more joy on your journey   [34:49 - 47:17] What Austin does to perfect his craft as a husband, father, and athlete while constantly being on the road   Be present - put the Lord first Helpful skill that Austin learned to stay present: stop the flow of what you want to say / do and then listen and repeat back what they said and sit with it  Clarifying my values DAILY - I start there and let the rest just happen Reading the Bible Pray Keep things simple: complication is the devil. [47:18 - 53:37] Wrapping Up Austin's BIG domino How to connect with Austin   KEY QUOTES “One hard truth can change your life. Be willing to receive it.” - Austin Nola “It's not about the outcome. It's about the process.” - Austin Nola “Make simple decisions daily.” - Austin Nola “Complication is the devil.” - Austin Nola “Don't get caught up in achieving something so great that you forget about the people who are making your greatness possible.” - Austin Nola   CONNECT WITH AUSTIN Instagram: @austin.nola   CONNECT WITH J.R.  Facebook: @jamesJRreid Instagram: @jamesjrreid LinkedIn: in/jamesjrreid/ Twitter: @jamesJRreid Website: jamesreid.com For Men Only - Check out The Clutch Club™️: jamesreid.com/club   RATE & REVIEW this episode on Apple: https://jamesreid.com/review   SHARE this episode with someone who wants to be challenged, pushed, and positioned to come up clutch more often.   SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on any new episodes and Special Guests!   LISTEN to previous episodes on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Google or whatever podcast platform you prefer!  

In this weeks podcast, Amer shares about how his trip to Jordan has changed his religious perspective. He comes to an understanding that everything that he has learned about his religion and being Muslim has come from the Jordanian people in his life. Visiting the country again as an adult, where he has built a much stronger understanding of human behaviour and cognitive biases, has given him an additional lens to challenge certain beliefs he's held for majority of his life. When Austin finally stop struggling with his third world Wi-Fi in Punta Cana, he later joined the call and shared his newfound awareness of his energy levels working with Cam Russelle, aka “Big Daddy Cam” to the Patreon squad

https://www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com In this episode Georgette and I chat it up with Lawrenceville Councilman Austin Thompson about the importance of a business plan. When Austin is not serving the citizens of Lawrenceville, he's helping entrepreneurs launch their dreams through his business consulting firm Thompson Management Consulting.________________________________________________________________________________Below are links to my Shopify store as well as other affiliate links. If you've found this episode helpful or inspiring, do me a favor and support my show by clicking on the links below. Your support helps me to keep Good Morning Gwinnett going. www.Jumpstart30.biz (Done For You Marketing) https://amzn.to/3i11RqA (Create Something Awesome) https://streamyard.com/pal/5799576060559360https://www.PillowEnvy.cohttps://www.digistore24.com/redir/283755/NoiseMaker/ (Keto Dieting)https://www.digistore24.com/redir/302188/NoiseMaker/ (His Secret Obsession)https://www.digistore24.com/redir/357631/NoiseMaker/ (Manifest Your Dreams)https://www.digistore24.com/redir/325658/NoiseMaker/ (Crypto)https://www.digistore24.com/redir/307348/NoiseMaker/ (Crypto Newsletter)https://www.digistore24.com/redir/299134/NoiseMaker/ (TubeMastery For Video Marketing)

Brand strategist and business coach Austin Church discusses effective freelance habits, how he markets himself, and what you should know about your pipeline. Austin's bio:Austin L. Church is a writer, brand consultant, and online entrepreneur. After finishing his M.A. in Literature in 2008 and getting laid off from a marketing agency in 2009, Austin started freelancing. He got into iOS and Android apps and eventually sold his portfolio of 30+ apps. In 2013 he co-founded a tech startup called Closeup.fm (touring, ticketing, and communication software for performing artists). In 2018 he co-founded a branding and marketing studio called Balernum. When Austin isn't helping online creators and entrepreneurs build real brands and make a positive impact, he teaches freelance creatives how to have a record year doing their most joyful, profitable work. Austin, his wife Megan, and their three children live in Knoxville, Tennessee. You can learn more at FreelanceCake.com.Links:Austin on LinkedIn Austin on TwitterAustin on Instagram

Welcome my guest; contemporary romance author Julie Navickas.Author of I Loved You Yesterday.Published by Inkspell PublishingSecrets always have a way of coming out.Mavis Benson made a huge mistake. Scratch that—colossal mistake. Twice. Sleeping with her high school sweetheart's twin brother definitely wasn't part of the plan… nor was falling in love with him.But that wasn't the only complication Mavis faced. When an unplanned pregnancy upends her life at seventeen, Mavis skips town to spare her boyfriend, Josh Templeton, from the fallout. With only a letter of apology, she disappears, but not before confiding her secret to Josh's brother, Austin.When Austin resurfaces in her life years later, he brings the past to Mavis's doorstep. Josh wants her back, Austin isn't willing to surrender, and the path to happiness isn't clear. Caught between both men, Mavis must choose between the brother for whom she broke her own heart, and the brother who picked up the pieces.I LOVED YOU YESTERDAY is a heart-pounding reveal of best kept secrets. The truth is never easy, and neither is putting down this page turner. Fans of Nora Roberts and K.G. Fletcher will want to get a copy of I LOVED YOU YESTERDAY.Find the book:Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B4WXK73SKOBO: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/i-loved-you-yesterdayBN: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/i-loved-you-yesterday-julie-navickas/1141685260Connect with Julie:Website: https://authorjulienavickas.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorJulieNavickas IG:  https://www.instagram.com/julienavickas/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@julienavickas Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/134518278-julie-navickas Welcome to Romance Obsessed with Lollagirl!I'm your host, Cristina LollabrigidaAuthor of the contemporary romance novel Lake Heart (Twin Lakes book 1)Available now! https://books2read.com/lakeheart/User story author on the Chapters Interactive Stories app with over 250k reads.We'll discuss romance and romance, ranging from the sweet to the spicy! That's all the time we have for today. Thank you for joining me!Are you interested in becoming a guest on the show? https://forms.gle/X6i5TGgKLSPtP2df7Connect with me on social media: https://www.instagram.com/lollafiction/https://linktr.ee/lollafictionSupport the show

词汇提示1.conquerors 征服者2.missions 传教士3.authorities 当局者4.charter 许可证5.cattle ranching 肉牛放牧6.infuriated 激怒7.jail 监狱8.besieged 被包围9.surrendered 头像10.commander 指挥官11.fiery 暴躁的12.crumble 倒塌13.raging 激烈的14.retreated 撤退15.bulk 主体16.advance troop 先遣部队17.swamp land 沼泽地18.siesta 午睡原文Remember The Alamo!The first Europeans in the American Southwest were Spanish explorers and conquerors.They were followed by religious orders that set up missions to Christianize the Indians.One of these missions was San Antonio de Valero; it was founded in 1718 in what is now San Antonio, Texas.Later, the mission structure became known as The Alamo.In 1821, Moses Austin had persuaded the Spanish authorities to give him a charter to settle 200,000 acres in Texas.The elder Austin died shortly after this.Five weeks later, his son Stephen Austin traveled to San Antonioto have this charter confirmed by the Spanish governor.In 1822, Austin led 150 settlers into Texas.When Austin learned afterwards that Mexico was now independent of Spain,he journeyed to Mexico City to have his charter reconfirmed.The Mexicans appointed Austin regional administrator for his colony.Texas grew rapidly.Cotton farming and cattle ranching were profitable and attracted American settlers.By 1830, there were 16,000 Americans in Texas - four times the Spanish-Mexican population.Sam Houston had been a successful soldier and politician.He was a friend and supporter of President Andrew Jackson.However, personal problems and political difficulties led him to leave the U.S.A. for Texas.Meanwhile, the struggle for control of Mexico had been won in 1833 by Santa Ana.However, the independent thinking of the Texans infuriated Santa Ana.He had Stephen Austin thrown in jail, and sent an army into Texas.Austin was released from jail in time to organize the defense of Texas.The Mexican army was besieged inside the Alamo, and after fierce fighting, surrendered.The Mexicans were allowed to go home.Sam Houston was now elected the State's supreme commander.Not long after this, Santa Ana approached Texas with an army of 6,000 men.Houston decided not to meet Santa Ana in open battle but to wait for an advantage.He sent frontiersman Jim Bowie to the Alamo.Bowie's orders were to leave San Antonio and destroy the Alamo.When Bowie arrived, however, Texas volunteers were preparing the Alamo for a siege.Bowie and his men pitched in to help.Other volunteers came.The fiery William Travis arrived with 25 men.Then, the famous frontiersman, Davy Crockett came with a dozen Tennessee sharpshooters.When Santa Ana attacked, there were 183 Americans inside the fort.Santa Ana brought up cannon to bombard the Alamo.As the walls began to crumble, 4,000 Mexicans attacked from all four sides.The Mexicans overcame all resistance because of their large numbers,but they suffered very heavy losses.All the American defenders were killed.While the battle was raging, the Texans back at the colony declared their independence from Mexico.Sam Houston now gathered men to fight the Mexican army.At first, he retreated while waiting for a suitable opportunity.When Santa Ana's rapid advance left the bulk of the Mexican army behind, Houston prepared to fight.Santa Ana's advance troops moved into swampy land by the San Jacinto River.Houston's men attacked while the Mexicans were having their midday siesta.Their battle cry was "Remember the Alamo!".The battle was soon over.Many Mexicans were killed, but only a couple of Texans were killed.Santa Ana was a prisoner.Santa Ana readily agreed now to recognize Texas as an independent republic.Ninety years later, in 1845, Texas became the 28th State of the U.S.A.翻译记住阿拉莫！美国西南部的第一批欧洲人是西班牙探险家和征服者。随后，宗教组织设立了传教士，将印第安人基督教化。其中一个任务是圣安东尼奥·德瓦莱罗；它于1718年在现在的德克萨斯州圣安东尼奥市成立。后来，任务被称为阿拉莫。1821年，摩西·奥斯汀说服西班牙当局给他一份在德克萨斯州定居20万英亩土地的特许权。老奥斯汀不久就去世了。五周后，他的儿子斯蒂芬·奥斯汀前往圣安东尼奥，让西班牙总督确认这份宪章。1822年，奥斯汀带领150名定居者进入德克萨斯州。奥斯汀后来得知墨西哥现已独立于西班牙，于是前往墨西哥城重新确认其宪章。墨西哥人任命奥斯汀为其殖民地的行政长官。德克萨斯州发展迅速。棉花种植和养牛业有利可图，吸引了美国定居者。到1830年，德克萨斯州有16000名美国人，是西班牙裔墨西哥人口的四倍。萨姆·休斯顿是一位成功的士兵和政治家。他是安德鲁·杰克逊总统的朋友和支持者。然而，个人问题和政治困难导致他离开美国前往德克萨斯州。与此同时，1833年圣安娜赢得了对墨西哥的控制权。然而，德克萨斯人的独立思想激怒了圣安娜。他将斯蒂芬·奥斯汀投入监狱，并向德克萨斯州派遣了一支军队。奥斯汀及时获释，以组织德克萨斯州的抵抗。墨西哥军队在阿拉莫被包围，经过激烈的战斗后投降。墨西哥人被允许回家。萨姆·休斯顿当选为该州最高指挥官。此后不久，圣安娜率领6000人的军队接近德克萨斯州。休斯顿决定不在公开战中与圣安娜交锋，而是等待优势机会。他派边锋吉姆·鲍伊去阿拉莫。鲍伊的命令是离开圣安东尼奥，摧毁阿拉莫。然而，当鲍伊抵达时，德克萨斯州的志愿者正在为阿拉莫的围攻做准备。鲍伊和他的部下投入到帮助中。其他志愿者也来了。脾气暴躁的威廉·特拉维斯带着25个人来到这里。然后，著名的拓荒者戴维·克罗基特带着十几名田纳西神枪手来到这里。圣安娜袭击时，堡垒内有183名美国人。圣安娜举起大炮轰炸阿拉莫。随着城墙开始倒塌，4000名墨西哥人从四面八方发起攻击。墨西哥人克服了所有阻力，因为他们的人数众多，但他们遭受了非常严重的损失。所有的美国保卫者都被杀了。当战斗激烈时，回到殖民地的德克萨斯人宣布脱离墨西哥独立。山姆·休斯顿现在集结兵力与墨西哥军队作战。起初，他在等待合适的机会时撤退了。当圣安娜的快速推进将大部分墨西哥军队甩在身后时，休斯顿准备战斗。圣安娜的先遣部队进入圣哈辛托河旁的沼泽地。休斯顿的人在墨西哥人午睡时发动袭击。他们的战斗口号是“记住阿拉莫！”战斗很快结束了。许多墨西哥人被杀，但只有几个德克萨斯人被杀。圣安娜是个囚犯。圣安娜现在欣然同意承认德克萨斯州为独立共和国。90年后的1845年，德克萨斯州成为美国的第28个州。文稿及音频 关注公众号“高效英语磨耳朵”

When Austin's away, the demons will play. Join Raymond and Lux on the Highway to Hell as they discuss Phil Tippett's stop motion magnum opus, Mad God. After thirty years in the oven, this carnival of horrors has finally been unleashed on the viewing public and is available to stream on Shudder. We explore the depths of Tippett's inferno before discussing the dustup over another recent streaming debut. Listener beware, this way lies madness! @Tail_boi @creamatoria @CineMythology cinemythologypod@gmail.com

  How does real estate technology help you grow your business? This episode is just right for you to answer that question. https://www.linkedin.com/in/marnieblanco (Marnie Blanco) has 24 years of experience in industry relations, business development, product management, product marketing, training, and support, with 19 years focused on the real estate vertical. In this episode, she shares insights on the technological aspects of real estate. Learn what https://www.pacaso.com/ (Pacaso) is and how Marnie manages her team effectively with the latest innovations! --- Marnie Blanco, VP of Industry Relations, Pacaso We're going to talk about fractional homeownership. Some of you know what I'm going to say, that's https://www.pacaso.com/ (Pacaso). This was the Austin Allison, Spencer Rascoff company that was started a few years ago. It makes it possible for more people to enjoy the pleasures, joys, and experiences of owning a second home without having to own the entire home, fractional ownership, either an eighth, a quarter or a half.   We have Marnie Blanco. She is the Vice President of Industry Relations. We're going to chat with her about first of all how she got into the business. Second, we're going to talk a lot about Pacaso, how it works, how it can be used by agents, and get an in-depth look at this new model. Let's get this thing started. Marnie, welcome to the show. Thank you. I am excited to chat with you. Pacaso exploded on the scene. I don't know any other way to say that. When Austin and Spencer got together, it makes perfect sense that those two guys would figure something out. First, we're going to talk about you. I want to find out about you. Specifically, you live in the Denver area, is that true? Yes. I'm a little bit South of Denver in Castle Pines, Colorado. You were born and raised in Colorado, correct? Born and raised and I tell everyone I will live and die here as well. Why Colorado? I don't want to say sell me on Colorado because you don't want more people moving there, but what do you love about Colorado? It's funny you said that. I do always tell them. I'm like, "People, it's horrible here. No more people come." Born and raised and my family is here. It's all I've ever known and all I've ever lived. I am a creature of habit, but I can be that way because every job that I've had in my career for several years now has had some travel involved in it. It's pretty extensive travel. I still see all parts of the country. I still get to get out and spread my wings, but Colorado is special to me. [caption id="attachment_4278" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Real Estate Technology: Take that leap and don't be afraid to make changes in your professional life.[/caption]   The number one reason is my family is here. Particularly, my sister, who lives about five minutes down the street from me. She has two girls. I have two girls. They're all a year apart from each other. They go to school together. I always say, "I would live and die here," with the disclaimer that if she decides for some reason to get up and move, then I would follow her. You both are probably saying the same thing about Colorado. All is good. You're going to stay there. I asked this question a lot to people when we talk about where they grew up. Give me the biggest misconception about your home state. Every time people hear Colorado, they say skiing. All you do is ski. People ask me all the time if I ski, and I did as a younger kid. I had to come to grips with the fact that if I'm being honest with myself, I don't like skiing. I'm not going to do it anymore. The biggest misconception is people think Colorado is all about skiing, where in fact, it's more of an outdoorsy type of state. We have our Colorado mountains that are famous for skiing, but people go there just as much in the summer and other seasons than they do in the winter. It's a year-round type of state. We have...

In this week's episode, the guys share some interesting stories about how they have evolved in learning through their businesses over the years. When Austin is in a scenario where he is marketing and he removes himself from his attachments of doing it for six years, he is able to look past his ego and “considerations” about what kind of a marketer he is. Although you may have many transferrable skills from your past experiences, it's important to acknowledge that you are in a fresh craft and learning scenario. On a similar note, John had his ass humbly handed to him by a lady who goes by the name of Michelle who was legally blind when he started jujitsu for the first time. Although we may all feel that we can handle ourselves in a fight sometimes, we simultaneously don't know what we don't know about fighting either. ~ As always, you can find the links to our Patreon, Spotify and Apple Podcast profiles in our Instagram bio as well as our YouTube clips channel! Our Hosts: Austin Trudeau (@trudeautrain), Amer Abu Shakra (@amer.abushakra), & John Morgan III (who iconically doesn't use any social media) #Business #Mindset #Philosophy #StudentWorks #TheWeeklyCallPodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theweeklycall/message

Randal Wells died on April 28, 2012 in what initially appeared to be a car accident. When Austin, TX police attended the accident they discovered a knife in Randal's chest. His death was quickly connected to an altercation that occurred earlier in the day. Randal's murderer was quickly identified as Hector Hugo Ramirez-Lopez. Police looked for Hector, but it soon became apparent that he had fled to Mexico. Tune in to find out how a true crime television show led to Hector turning himself in. Source Material: https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/randal-wells-obituary?pid=178812405 https://www.austintexas.gov/news/arrest-made-2012-homicide-2400-block-wickersham-ln?fbclid=IwAR2sq5wU8lmAikWJeHjRG8qGSglbUqPBRd4HhyWHm09aoPVt9qoX8EuQrUs https://www.thedailybeast.com/hector-hugo-ramirez-lopez-alleged-killer-turns-himself-in-after-episode-of-in-pursuit-with-john-walsh?fbclid=IwAR3FJEa8EyKYNn7CtSU0x_6HWx138ABVTh00nj-ucRB55NJGmSW8hZYs4ak SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd85RJRW6kn51aM2un6ButA/featured *Social Media Links* Facebook: www.facebook.com/truecrimeparanormalTPS Facebook Discussion Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/215774426330767 Website: https://www.truecrimeparanormalpodcast.com/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@truecrimeparanormal? Our Latest Video: https://youtu.be/rq8iPMvQp9w Check Out Some of Our Previous Uploads! Rita Jaramillo is Still Missing #MMIW https://youtu.be/oK0pPQ4JuE4 John of Who? John of God, Unraveling the Crimes of a Spiritual Healer Turned Sexual Predator https://youtu.be/vsXBYzIS-Zk Is Leanne Green Out There Somewhere? https://youtu.be/TBUVNbHiZqk True Crime Paranormal on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5gIPqBHJLftbXdRgs1Bqm1 True Crime Paranormal on Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-paranormal/id1525438711?ls=1

On November 4, 1996 on WWF Monday night Raw, Stone Cold Steve Austin didn't know who he was f***ing with (according to Brian Pillman). The story of this entire (EXTREMELY controversial) episode of Raw was that Austin felt disrespected by Pillman during the previous week's in-ring segment, he reaggravated Pillman's shattered ankle, and now, Austin was driving from the Cincinnati Airport to Brian's home to break in and beat him up...again! However, Pillman said, "When Austin 3:16 meets Pillman 9mm glock, I'm gonna blast his sorry ass straight to Hell!" The Loose Cannon was waiting with his wife, Melanie, and a loaded handgun. The action (or lack thereof) in the ring wasn't much to care about, but the action in suburban Cincinnati left A LOT for the Marks (Troy & Greg) to discuss on this pre-Thanksgiving bonus show!CHECK OUT OUR MERCHANDISE: MainEventMarks.redbubble.com & bonfire.com/store/maineventmarksGET YOUR SPORTS SWAG ON FANATICS: fanatics.ncw6.net/jxzKMORDER FROM SWIFT LIFESTYLES: SwiftLifestyles.com, use PROMO CODE: MainEventMarks at checkout for 15% offLISTEN EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 8PM EST: unhingedsn.airtime.proFOLLOW US ON TWITTER & INSTAGRAM: @MainEvent_MarksFOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK: facebook.com/maineventmarkspodEMAIL US AT: maineventmarkspod@gmail.comYOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/c/MainEvenMarksPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On November 4, 1996 on WWF Monday night Raw, Stone Cold Steve Austin didn't know who he was f***ing with (according to Brian Pillman). The story of this entire (EXTREMELY controversial) episode of Raw was that Austin felt disrespected by Pillman during the previous week's in-ring segment, he reaggravated Pillman's shattered ankle, and now, Austin was driving from the Cincinnati Airport to Brian's home to break in and beat him up...again! However, Pillman said, "When Austin 3:16 meets Pillman 9mm glock, I'm gonna blast his sorry ass straight to Hell!" The Loose Cannon was waiting with his wife, Melanie, and a loaded handgun. The action (or lack thereof) in the ring wasn't much to care about, but the action in suburban Cincinnati left A LOT for the Marks (Troy & Greg) to discuss on this pre-Thanksgiving bonus show!CHECK OUT OUR MERCHANDISE: MainEventMarks.redbubble.com & bonfire.com/store/maineventmarksGET YOUR SPORTS SWAG ON FANATICS: fanatics.ncw6.net/jxzKMORDER FROM SWIFT LIFESTYLES: SwiftLifestyles.com, use PROMO CODE: MainEventMarks at checkout for 15% offLISTEN EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 8PM EST: unhingedsn.airtime.proFOLLOW US ON TWITTER & INSTAGRAM: @MainEvent_MarksFOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK: facebook.com/maineventmarkspodEMAIL US AT: maineventmarkspod@gmail.comYOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/c/MainEvenMarksPodcast

Dr Austin Perlmutter, MD is back on the podcast to give us a a complete overhaul of the immune system, inflammation and what we can do to optimise for both.Some types of inflammation are damaging to the body, while others, usually more transient and playing a signaling role, can be beneficial. Chronic inflammation creates reactive oxygen species that damage DNA, cellular proteins, and lipids. This type of inflammation plays a key role in the development of many diseases, including cancer, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.The immune system is the body's natural defense system. It does not reside in one single part of the body—rather, it is made up of a network of cells, molecules, tissues, and organs working together to protect the body.The most crucial part of this entire podcast?When Austin and I break down the what and the why behind increased inflammation and decreased immunity. We go into strategies and interventions you can use to have a better performing brain and live a healthier life.   Find Austin here on Instagram: @austinperlmutter Thank you to our Sponsors:Eight Sleep- get $150 off using code NEUROMUSE - get 10% off using code NEUROYou can follow me or contact me here ---Newsletter: https://bit.ly/3ewI5P0Instagram: thediamondboss_Twitter : louisanicola_Please leave a review on Apple iTunes!The information provided in this show is not medical advice, nor should it be taken or applied as a replacement for medical advice. The Neuro Experience podcast, its employees, guests and affiliates assume no liability for the application of the information discussed. 

This episode was formerly subscriber-only. Enjoy! [Want to hear new episodes of #Spooked Season 6 as they are released this Fall? Subscribe to the Luminary channel on Apple Podcasts.] When Austin's dad starts having night terrors, the family thinks it's just nightmares -- but Austin thinks something else is going on. He soon discovers that there is an actual demon plaguing his father… and Austin must confront it. Thank you, Austin, for sharing your story with Spooked! Produced by Zoë Ferrigno, original score by Leon Morimoto Artwork by Teo Ducot Season 6 - Episode 2

On this episode of Unfiltered I sit down with Austin (30M) who lives in Australia. When Austin was 15, he met someone who he ended up dating and marrying when he was 21. By the time he was 25, they got divorced, leaving him to enter the dating world for the first time as a single divorcee. He shares why his childhood experiences made him value love and relationships, and how his journey to really finding his person has been very difficult. We discuss what it was like for him to tell people that he was divorced, and we hear about the similarities and differences between dating in the US and dating in Australia.Presented by Mindset Wellness CBD. Use code "SeeingOtherPeople" to get 10% off and free shipping at www.mindsetwellnesscbd.com. PS…try the calm gummies to cure your dating anxiety :)

Today’s guest is Austin Church from Knoxville, Tennessee. Austin helps e-commerce founders stand out online with their brand strategy. He also coaches freelance creatives.   After Austin got laid off in spring 2009, during the U.S. recession, he became a freelance copywriter. Does Austin consider himself an agency? Not exactly. He likes to pull in other creatives as necessary, and he serves as the project manager. He calls it the “antique shop” model — bigger antique shops don’t own all the antiques; they provide the space for other dealers, sell their products and earn a commission.   When he first started freelancing, Austin wasn’t great at keeping tabs on his income and expenses, and he didn’t save for or pay his quarterly taxes. When his accountant sister fired him as a client, it was a wakeup call. The book “Profit First” by Mike Michalowicz helped Austin figure out a better way to handle his money, mainly by getting several checking accounts and allocating each one toward certain things, like quarterly taxes.   Austin is also a fan of the book “Atomic Habits” by James Clear. Clear says if you make habits obvious and easy, they’re more likely to stick. That resonated with Austin and helped him institute some better business and personal systems.   One system he highly recommends is to create email templates, especially when you’re asking clients for referrals. After a project goes well, at the end, when the client is happy, customize that referral template quickly and email it to your client.   Austin also recommends tracking every client and project lead imaginable and having a simple way to track them. Check in with that spreadsheet every week to see what leads you need to follow up on. It can take several “touches” or interactions with a potential client before you land a project, and without those multiple check-ins you could lose out on great projects and clients.   Austin says we have to put in a statistically significant number of activities. We often give up too soon. But, for example, if you are using Instagram to get clients, you need to have conversations with 100 people, not three.   Austin builds his business on selling strategy. He recognized that about 3 out of every 10 clients know exactly what they want, and he helps them with that. But most are unclear. For example, they might ask for a new website, but what they really need is an entire marketing strategy.   Austin started offering strategy, or strategic planning, which he now calls a “wayfinding workshop.” After talking with the client, he gets the sense of whether they’re lacking clarity and need strategic help. If they’re not willing to pay for that, it’s a red flag for him and isn’t a fit for him as a client.   He also sells “strategy retainers” where he meets with clients every two weeks to work on their strategy. With those packages, he’s not responsible for the implantation phase. He says most freelancers probably skew toward one or the other — they either like the strategy or the implementation. But going back and forth between the two with the same client can cause whiplash.   When Austin sees other freelancers struggling in their freelance business, their challenges often fall under one of the six 6 Ps: positioning, packaging, pricing, pipeline, psychology, process.   Biz Bites: Get a Text Expander App (atext) and Don’t Open Your Email Until 11 a.m.   Resources:   Austin’s website and his free freelance course: AustinLChurch.com   Austin on Twitter   Austin on LinkedIn   Episode #79 of Deliberate Freelancer: Six-Figure Freelancing: Consistently Sending LOIs and Using Upwork, with Laura Pennington Briggs   Episode #80 of Deliberate Freelancer: Six-Figure Freelancing: Writing B2B Tech Content, with Satta Sarmah Hightower   Episode #81 of Deliberate Freelancer: Six-Figure Freelancing: Focus on a Niche and Partner with Other Freelancers, with Lynne Testoni   Episode #82 of Deliberate Freelancer: Six-Figure Freelancing: Embracing an Entrepreneurial Mindset, with Gresham Harkless   Book “Profit First” by Mike Michalowicz   Book “Atomic Habits” by James Clear   Book “The Business of Expertise” by David C. Baker   Book “Give and Take” by Adam Grant   Book “Million Dollar Consulting” by Alan Weiss   Book “Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less” by Greg McKeown   “The Chef Show” on Netflix   iKamper rooftop tent    

Today we’ll be chatting with a very successful writer, brand consultant and online entrepreneur, Austin L. Church. After finishing his M.A. in Literature in 2008 and getting laid off from a marketing agency in 2009, Austin started freelancing. He got into iOS and Android apps and eventually sold his portfolio of 30+ apps.  In 2013 he co-founded a tech startup called Closeup.fm (touring, ticketing and communication software for performing artists). In 2018 he co-founded a branding and marketing studio called Balernum. When Austin isn't helping online creators and entrepreneurs build real brands and make a positive impact, he teaches freelancers and consultants how to attract high-paying clients and earn six figures. Austin, his wife Megan, and their three children live in Knoxville, Tennessee.  Fun fact: Austin’s guilty pleasure is fantasy fiction – he loses all control and can't stop reading.   Why should YOU tune-in? Knocking out norms can be tough as you take the road less traveled. The world of online business comes with its own obstacles, yet the heaviest weight is baggage we try to bring. Tune-in to find out how Austin broke through his own barriers and built a business that allowed him to focus on what really matters most.   What we’re talking about: Overcoming anxiety Making decisions Mindset and strategy Imposter Syndrome Branding isn’t just a logo Why you should be honest about your brand “Professionalism” versus authority Defining success   Links mentioned in this episode: Austin’s Websites: Austin L Church, Freelance Cake, Balernum Austin’s Social: Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter Shoe Dog (book) FutureMe.org Branding Mistakes blog post   Minute-by-minute breakdown: 5:28 – Austin’s breakthrough with anxiety 18:52 – Mindset is everything 26:03 – How Austin explains to friends and family what it is that he does for a living 38:11 – What professionalism looks like 46:54 – An embarrassing time for Gina and how she met Austin 49:18 – Toxic clients 54:22 – Austin talks about ideas for a future podcast show 58:03 – Define what success means to you 1:04:00 – Austin’s one piece of advice

Austin Mo is a 23yr. old self-taught professional lead guitarist and singer-songwriter from Northern, CA. At the age of 12, Austin discovered his love for the electric guitar but before this, Austin had conquered a music rhythm game called Guitar Hero. Austin’s dad would watch him play this game without missing a note and knew he had to introduce him to the real guitar. With one phone call, Austin was surprised with a 1969 Gibson Flying V to start his musical ventures and he has not put it down since. With influences such as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Joe Bonamassa, Lincoln Brewster, and Jimi Hendrix; Austin learned everything he could about music and playing guitar. When Austin was 16 years old he was one of five kids in the U.S chosen to play music internationally in Europe with the Blues kids of America (In 2014). Since that time, Austin has been inducted into The Brotherhood of The Guitar and has been chosen to participate in several national guitar competitions such as The Guitar Slingers Contest in Seattle, Washington. He was one of 16 chosen out of 2,000 entrants to perform at The MOPOP Museum. (In 2017). In addition, Austin was also one of 60 chosen out of 5,000 entrants to perform in Brookefield, Wisconsin for The Wilson Center Guitar Festival Competition held at Wilson Center for the Arts. (In 2017) Austin has since created his blues/rock trio, The Austin Mo Xperience, and has opened up for greats such as Strawberry Alarm Clock at The World Famous Whiskey A GOGO, Eric Gales, Chris Cain, and The Blasters at The Empress Theatre in Vallejo, CA; Twanna Turner, and The Frank Hannon Band. Currently, Austin is working with Frank Hannon of Frank Hannon Productions recording and producing his new album. Austin is determined to tour the world sharing his love for music.

Austin Mo is a 23yr. old self-taught professional lead guitarist and singer-songwriter from Northern, CA. At the age of 12, Austin discovered his love for the electric guitar but before this, Austin had conquered a music rhythm game called Guitar Hero. Austin’s dad would watch him play this game without missing a note and knew he had to introduce him to the real guitar. With one phone call, Austin was surprised with a 1969 Gibson Flying V to start his musical ventures and he has not put it down since. With influences such as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Joe Bonamassa, Lincoln Brewster, and Jimi Hendrix; Austin learned everything he could about music and playing guitar. When Austin was 16 years old he was one of five kids in the U.S chosen to play music internationally in Europe with the Blues kids of America (In 2014). Since that time, Austin has been inducted into The Brotherhood of The Guitar and has been chosen to participate in several national guitar competitions such as The Guitar Slingers Contest in Seattle, Washington. He was one of 16 chosen out of 2,000 entrants to perform at The MOPOP Museum. (In 2017). In addition, Austin was also one of 60 chosen out of 5,000 entrants to perform in Brookefield, Wisconsin for The Wilson Center Guitar Festival Competition held at Wilson Center for the Arts. (In 2017) Austin has since created his blues/rock trio, The Austin Mo Xperience, and has opened up for greats such as Strawberry Alarm Clock at The World Famous Whiskey A GOGO, Eric Gales, Chris Cain, and The Blasters at The Empress Theatre in Vallejo, CA; Twanna Turner, and The Frank Hannon Band. Currently, Austin is working with Frank Hannon of Frank Hannon Productions recording and producing his new album. Austin is determined to tour the world sharing his love for music.

Eric and Greg chat with a guest, Austin Kantola, a MI native that loves solving problems! Austin shares his story of how Genesis 3D Printing started and where it's going. Genesis 3D Printing is printing complimentary hunting gadgets to help make the DIY hunter's hunt more practical. When Austin identifies an opportunity for a small adjustment or improvement to an existing product or piece of gear, he prints one up and shares it with the hunting community! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wheretohunt/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wheretohunt/support

LINKEDIN - NBC REPORT  Seattle fan PJ LeDorze gave his Sherman jersey to 13-year-old Austin after the boy and his father, Tim McElravy, both die-hard Packers fans, were in the stands surrounded by jubilant Seahawks fans after Seattle beat Green Bay 28-22 to advance to the Super Bowl, NBC station KING 5 reported. "At the end of the game my son congratulated him on a great game and PJ took off his Sherman Super Bowl Jersey and GAVE it to my son. We were moved to tears," Tim McElravy wrote to the station in a bid to connect with LeDorze. LeDorze told NBC News that Sherman's people reached out to him Tuesday with the offer of a swag bag of fan gear. The 35-year-old corporate recruiter for Amazon, who rides horses competitively in his spare time, described himself as "just an average guy" but said he was overwhelmed by the attention his act has received. He was at the game with his cousin, who has two season tickets, and had been chatting up the McElravys throughout the game. When Austin gave him a hug after the win, "it really moved me," LeDorze said.

As a young adult a life altering event drew Austin Maynard into the paranormal and since then he hasn't just asked questions, he's searched out the history and worked to preserve it with his group the Underground Paranormal Network. Bringing history and locations back to life, they hold events that educate and inform guests while raising money to preserve neglicted places.When Austin isn't preserving what we could lose, he experiments with ideas and tools paranormal investigators have to find new and different ways to validate what we can't explain.

In this new episode of the No More Meds Podcast Sarah Stephens will be sharing Austin her daughter's story. When Austin was 9 months old she had constant ear infections and with many visits to the pediatrician and antibiotic treatments, she was not seeing any improvement in her daughter's health and was looking for a solution that would work. She was recommended to Dr. Weaver's office by a friend. Listen to how Dr. Weaver was able to treat and heal her daughter's ear infections without the use of medication.   

AUSTIN CAFFREY was a regular at Travelling Through. He ran the very popular Philosophy Café which attracted young and old from all over London many of whom were new to London and came from all parts of the world. Austin was born in Ireland but grew up in London. He played keyboard in a punk band and enjoyed the London music scene of the 70s. He qualified within the Institute of Financial Services. He lived and worked in Jersey, Bermuda and Hong Kong. Returning to London relatively recently, he re-trained and currently advises companies on Organisational Psychology. When Austin's family moved to the UK from Ireland in the mid 1960's prejudice against the "Irish and Blacks" was still visibly expressed in various parts of the country with signage requesting them not to enter some places like B&Bs. THIS IS AUSTIN'S UNIQUE STORY ABOUT LONDON, THE WORLD AND LIFE. “Get stuck in. I run a philosophy café, And the great thing about that is a lot of the people are international, And they are there to have more than just a trivial conversation. So I would recommend you get out there and join things, Do adult education classes so that you get to know people, London can be a lonely city, And Londoners (it’s probably fair to say) are not the most open and friendly of people, If you smile at someone up North they with smile back, But down here they are wondering what you want, (That’s a bit of an exaggeration – he says with a smile) But it’s true to say, it can be a place where people can feel very lonely, So getting out to meet other people is important.”   AUSTIN'S  CONTACT DETAILS... Austin runs The Philosophy Café, details can be found here: https://www.meetup.com/Waterloo-Philosophy-Cafe/   ABOUT THE PODCAST...   Information on Travelling Through… with Emma can be found at: https://www.travellingthrough.co.uk/   The Travelling Through Jingle was written and produced by Mariska Martina https://www.mariskamartina.com/   Show notes 010 AUSTIN CAFFREY Show Notes can be found at this link https://travellingthrough.podbean.com   Thanks to Austin Caffrey and Catherine Huckle for hosting this podcast recording on 06.02.2020

Episode Airs On: 5/16/20 @ 5:00 AM Notes for Episode: ---- 0:38 Introduction of guest Austin Spencer 1:25 How Austin merged into the sport of CrossFit 2:40 How Austin merged into becoming a coach 4:28 How Misfit Athletics came to be and how it has shaped Austin as an athlete/coach 5:50 Austin speaks about how well put together CrossFit is 6:25 Austin tells story of competing individually 7:41 Austin speaks about his biggest differences competitively after change from regionals to sanctionals 11:02 How Austin keeps his Misfit Athletics athletes adaptable 12:13 Austin speaks about his personal training 14:32 Most difficult challenges Austin had to overcome and learn from coming into CrossFit ONE MINUTE-- 15:20-16:20 Austin explains how mental toughness is one of the most challenging things he's had to battle with 16:27 BREAK 17:44 Austin speaks about what he focuses on mindset-wise 18:55 Sleep is important! 20:20 What drives Austin to continue to want to be active in CrossFit 21:20 Austin talks about how his training team keeps him motivated 23:20 Athletes nowadays are focused on reaching the ultimate level 24:30 Austin talks about how having fun with it makes it all worthwhile 25:05 Make sure your buckets of life are well-balanced! 26:32 Austin talks about training with his Caroline daily and his nutrition compared to her's 28:08 Austin speaks on being competitive with his Caroline while training 30:00 Being able to cheer on your spouse during training is something special that not a lot of people get to experience! 30:50 Austin talks about how special it is getting to watch Caroline compete 31:55 What else we can expect to see Austin compete in 33:40 Austin talks about excitement for ATLAS Games! 15 SECONDS-- 34:21-34:36 Austin's advice for athletes is to have people around you that keep you motivated 35:07 CONCLUDING THOUGHTS   Editing Notes for Episode: ------- NONE Episode Links: ------ https://www.instagram.com/austigram24/ https://misfitathletics.com Did you enjoy this episode? Take a screenshot to post in your IG stories and tag us! @mobilityathletes Join ourFreeFacebook Group here! Connect with Nicole: Mobility Physical Therapy Website Instagram Facebook Guest Bio ------ Austin was the only individual qualifier from CrossFit MF in 2016. He planned on not only getting back to Regionals in 2017, but improving his placement at Regionals. He discovered just qualifying again would be a challenge. As circumstance in his life forced his schedule to be more inconsistant, so went his training from time to time. The small bumps in the road did not steer him away from his goals. Even on days when he trained alone, he had reports from the group as to how the workouts went, ways to attack them, and scores to chase. When Austin finally got the news that he had qualified for Regionals again, he admitted to me that he felt that he “underperformed” and was not happy with his Open performance. This biggest thing I took from that conversation was that he was learning from the experience and ready to put it behind him. If it was only Austin in qualifying position for Regionals again, he may not have felt as strongly about his lack of performance. But because all his training partners that he usually bests finished above him on the leaderboard, his perspective seems obvious, and serves as free motivation for future opportunity during training. The group adds perspective.

It was fun getting to know Austin Fabinski! He was so honest and open about the challenges he’s faced as an art teacher and an artist - never enough time or money, a learning disability that made school difficult, and lack of business knowledge. Austin faced those head-on and took a leap to pursue his dream of being an artist. Austin Fabinski is an artist from the Detroit Metropolitan Area in Michigan. He earned his BA from Oakland University with a K-12 Art Education certification. He has been teaching art to all ages for the past 5 years. In 2019 he quit full-time teaching to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a full-time artist. He currently teaches private and small group art lessons and spends most days in the studio painting. His work is focused on animals. They are where he finds the most joy. Austin works primarily in acrylic and watercolor, as these media allow him to paint quickly. He offers his original work along with prints and commissions. When Austin is not teaching or painting, he spends time at the gym, walking his dogs, on the lake, or just hanging with friends and family. I love how open he was about working multiple jobs just to stay afloat and the frustration of earning more as a part time server than a full-time teacher. Ugh. I also keep hearing from artists I speak to and from other podcasts I listen to, how helpful mentors and coaches can be. I’m so glad Austin’s mentor in business has helped him with the shift to full-time artist and I hope he hangs in there through this pandemic. If you’re in the market for layered animal paintings, pet portraits, or fun color theory shirts, go support Austin! Blog post with images AustinFabinskiArt.com @austinfabinskiart on Instagram @austinfabinskiart on TikTok AustinFabinksi_ART on Facebook @artists.supportartists on Instagram Artist Academy run by Andrea Ehrhardt 99% Invisible Podcast by Roman Mars . . . Follow: @teachingartistpodcast @pottsart Support this podcast. Subscribe, leave a review, or see more ways to support here. We also offer opportunities for artists! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teachingartistpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teachingartistpodcast/support

In today’s show, Chris interviews Austin Trudeau, Marketing Graduate Student & Business Coach at Student Works Management Program. Austin, our very first guest podcast guest is back to share his Student Works experiences. When Austin was here the first time, he shared his goal of running a $300,000 painting business. In today’s show, Austin shares how he easily surpassed his goal by clocking a revenue of $343,000. So, how did exactly did Austin achieve this audacious goal? In the first segment of the show, Austin shares how he evolved into a better leader and manager in this second year of running a painting business. Contrary to popular perception, listeners will learn that once you master some crucial management skills, running a large-scale business is NOT more difficult than running a small business. In this second year, apart from running a large scale business, Austin is also coaching young entrepreneurs.  What prompted Austin to take this decision? Has this new role helped Austin evolve into a better leader? He shares his immense satisfaction on grooming first-year students and reveals how he eventually intends to transition to full-time coaching & consulting. In this segment, listeners will learn how creating an accountability network can help you hit your goals. We also talk a bit about time management and prioritization. This is an area that many folks, including high-performing ones, struggle with. If you are prone to procrastinating mundane but necessary tasks, you will find this segment of the show particularly useful. Towards the end, we share some crucial attributes that can help you evolved into a “Leader of Tomorrow”. For all this and much, much more, tune in to our latest show now!   Resources:  Student Works  Chris Thomson LinkedIn Chris’s Email

When Austin was a little boy who family was killed at a young age. He is in and out of foster care until he is able to get out of the foster program at 18. He them gets the idea to help the police find his families killer.

WHAT YOU’LL HEAR IN TODAY’S 15-MINUTE HUDDLE: What does it really take to play at the next level? From youth sports to professional sports, every next step requires an athlete to grow and mature. In today's huddle, I talk with Austin McCarthy, who was just named Captain of the Topeka Pilots, a team in the Northern American Hockey League. Austin candidly shares with us his insights into his hockey life as he follows his dream to one day play in the NHL. Austin and I discuss... His journey from Michigan to Kansas to play hockey at the next level. How important his relationship with his sports mom has been in his hockey journey. Why playing for the love of the game has to be a priority to play at the next level. What has surprised him the most about moving to the next levels? What advice he would give to young athletes. Where his hockey skills are taking him (hint: Russia). How important is a pregame routine and how the team talks about the mental side of the game? How the energy/chemistry of the team matters. Meet Austin McCarthy: From his Sports Mama, Erica McCarthy Howe I adore most from Austin is his passion and dedication. I have never in my life seen someone as driven as Austin. He truly gives 1000% always.. he strives to be the best he can be and he pushes himself beyond what I could ever do or what I would ever expect him to do... He is conscious of his health from what he eats and drinks to his workouts and skates. Every day he amazes me! He has had several hardships and struggles, but he is always determined to become better and stronger. When Austin was 10, I remember saying in an interview about him that I see anything is possible for him...I think he can do anything he puts in mind to and that he's an amazing kid. I'm just so proud to be his Mom! CONTINUE THE HUDDLE  WE LOVE HEARING FROM YOU! If you have a question about today’s episode (or want to ask a question of your own for the podcast), you can email me at beth@sportsmomsunited.com or head on over to the  Sports Moms United Facebook Community

Spoilers for Avengers: Endgame throughout, and for Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 3 at 1 hour and 52 minutes in.When Austin and Rob weren’t looking, Patrick, Natalie, and Cado pulled off their own time time heist, smuggling themselves into the podcast room to spend nearly three hours talking about the epic conclusion to Marvel’s Infinity Saga, Avengers: Endgame. And because we couldn’t help ourselves, we also had to discuss the latest Game of Thrones episode, “The Long Night.” Oh, and beware: the night is dark (too dark, honestly!) and full of spoilers!!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Earlier this week Andrew shared his story, and now we’re turning the tables. Today I talk about how I went from pursuing a career in investment banking to realizing I wanted to become an entrepreneur and eventually starting Ecommerce Influence. Digital marketing has evolved so much over the last decade, especially for ecommerce, and my career has evolved along with it. I’ll share how I built a business I'm excited about while also creating a lifestyle that gives me freedom and flexibility. Enjoy! Episode Highlights 3:54 Why Austin started Ecommerce Influence 5:07 Moving away from the typical agency: The birth of Brand Growth Experts 7:09 Austin's early career pursuits begin in China 8:14 When Austin realized he wanted to become an entrepreneur 9:38 Start-up life and learning how to become an entrepreneur 12:02 If you can sell a $100,000 product with triggered emails, you can sell anything with triggered emails 14:25 How working for a start-up provided the best education for growing a business 16:42 Austin starts building his own business 21:19 An evolution in personalized, lifecycle marketing 24:43 The inception of Ecommerce Influence and why Austin decided he didn't want to run a traditional agency 27:31 How Austin's created a business that reflects his core values 31:10 Helping business scale with the Brand Growth Experts Membership 35:23 The project Austin's most excited about right now Links and Resources Brand Growth Experts Brand Growth Experts Membership Brand Guild Foxwell Digital Become a Member If you liked this episode, you're going to love the Brand Growth Experts Membership.  It’s a community of top ecommerce business owners and marketers who I coach one-on-one to help scale up their businesses. Together we’ll create a plan that will help you scale up your business, and then I’ll help you execute it. If you want to make sure you’re growing as quickly and sustainably as possible, click here to learn more. Hope to see you on the inside! Sponsor This episode is brought to you by Klaviyo. If you’re running an ecommerce business and sending emails to your customers, you should be using Klaviyo. It will help you find out who your best customers are and target them one-to-one to make more money. I’ve been using Klaviyo since they were just two employees. Now they have a team of 150 and are rolling out new features almost weekly. If you aren’t already a customer, head over to www.ecommerceinfluence.com/klaviyo and you’ll get a free trial + priority on-boarding.  

SCVA show notes 02:00 Military background 07:00 Deployment  08:30 “I’ve seen more drugs/cocaine than any movie I’ve ever seen” 09:30 “I knew how to roll a joint before I took a sip of beer” 10:00 When did y’all notice the medicinal value of cannabis? 17:00 How did SCVA start?! 22:00 Veteran Compassion Program 29:00 Ultimate goal for SCVA…. 33:15 Hardest transition from black to white market? 35:30 What does SCVA look like in 5 years? 36:30 Horticulture classes funded by VA?!… 38:20 What do you think of these large corporations looking into cannabis? 41:50 What drives you?    Listener Questions! 43:20 Was Kosher Kush acquired by seed or clone? 46:40 Favorite story of how cannabis has impacted your patients? 53:30 Biggest mentor within the veteran community?   56:45 RAY joins us!  58:23 When Austin and Ray tried Kosher Kush for the first time… FUNNY story  1:01:00 Kosher Kush is a rare amazing strain 1:04:00 Veteran stigma 1:11:00 Compassion program 1:15:00 Educating the masses

On the 19th episode of Let’s Meet part 1 of 3: Cincinnati has the best weather When Austin thinks of Ohio he thinks of Kevin Hart, Not that Kevin Hart Tony runs out of forks You don’t need to die in Cincinnati Michael grew up in a corporate coffee world https://www.theferraribros.com/ https://www.ferraribarbercoffeeco.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ferraribarberco/ The post Episode 19 : The Ferrari Brothers (1 of 3) appeared first on Let's Meet.

Austin Holloway – Business Development with NuView IRA   When Austin isn’t on the road speaking at events, he will be assisting investors in setting up their self-directed retirement accounts. In his role in at NuView IRA, his focus is to educate investors about the many IRA options outside of the equity markets. NuView IRA… The post Episode 12: Investing With a Self-Directed IRA – Tax Free! with Austin Holloway appeared first on Flipping Real Estate Like The Pros.

This week Austin and Eric are discussing Schindler's List. This is the episode you're going to listen to. When Austin isn't rambling about the nature of man, the guys are able to recognize this as Spielberg's best film and also nothing like any of his previous films. The way he is able to break his own tendencies and structures to make this masterpiece needs more time than we have today. But we try our best!   Steven Spielberg's Five 1) Jaws 2) Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 3) Schindler's List 4) Minority Report 5) Munich   –Leave us your thoughts on this movie at TheArtImmortal.com –Subscribe to Eric’s video game YouTube channel, Constant Diversion –Listen to Austin’s other podcast, The Immortals.   Email Twitter iTunes YouTube   Join us next Friday where we will review Minority Report.  Artwork by Ray Martindale

What drives you to become a successful entrepreneur? Have you truly discovered your "why?" Austin Hulsey is someone who has spent years discovering where his skills and passions intersect as an entrepreneur. Austin is the CEO and Founder of , a Nashville-based startup specializing in high performance natural supplements and nutritional education. His mission is to inspire people to find their true-life why, take insane action, and never settle until their dreams become a reality. Austin has an Associates degree in Health Sciences and is currently finishing his Bachelors degree in foods, nutrition and dietetics at Tennessee State University. In 2010, he founded Avera Skincare, a company specializing in local handmade cosmetics. In 2015, he founded Precision Pressure Washing & Sealing which provides residential and commercial maintenance services. He is also co-author of the children's book Nanook. In our discussion on the podcast, Austin and I talk about the following topics: • How he started young as an entrepreneur • Whether we think entrepreneurs are born or made • When Austin starting participating in mastermind groups—and the power they bring to entrepreneurs • His first business (in the skincare industry)—how it did well initially but ultimately failed • The key to success (discovering your “why”) • How he learned to let failure mold vs. break him • Why doing everything by himself was a mistake • How he started his current nutritional supplement business (NutriFitt) • How the business is different (such as having a registered sports dietician on staff) • Ways he is dealing with the hype and competition in the supplement industry • Austin's Top 5 tips to entrepreneurs: ◦ Find a mentor ◦ Network, network, network ◦ Join a mastermind group. Have a laser focus. Great quote: “If you have six great ideas, eliminate five of them.” — Jeff Hoffman ◦ Combine crazy action with insane faith