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When Colin opened the box of stained-glass pieces he’d purchased, instead of finding the fragments he’d ordered for a project, he discovered intact, whole windows. He sleuthed out the windows’ origins and learned they'd been removed from a church to protect them from World War II bombings. Colin marveled at the quality of work and how the “fragments” formed a beautiful picture. If I’m honest, there are times when I open particular passages of the Bible—such as chapters containing lists of genealogies—and I don’t immediately see how they fit within the bigger picture of Scripture. Such is the case with Genesis 11—a chapter that contains a repetitive cadence of unfamiliar names and their families, such as Shem, Shelah, Eber, Nahor, and Terah (vv. 10–32). I’m often tempted to gloss over these sections and skip to a part that contains something that feels familiar and fits more easily into my “window” of understanding of the Bible’s narrative. Since “all Scripture is given by the inspiration of God and is profitable” (2 Timothy 3:16), the Holy Spirit can help us better understand how a fragment fits into the whole, opening our eyes to see, for example, how Shelah is related to Abram (Genesis 11:26), the ancestor of David and—more importantly—Jesus (Matthew 1:2, 6, 17). He delights in surprising us with the treasure of a perfectly intact window where even the smaller parts reveal the story of God’s mission throughout the Bible.

Today's conversation is centered around integration and how connection with nature facilitates that. Growing up in LA, Colin's original perception of cannabis was laid back + geared toward recreation. When Colin battled addiction with opiates, “cannabis took the back seat.” His experience with the plant shifted toward therapeutic support + meditation enhancement post-service in the Army. As you'll hear, because of his own life-changing experience, Colin considers cannabis to be “the great unifier” and now helps veterans access cannabis, psychedelics + nature as healing tools. Keep listening to hear Colin's journey of renewed life through the compassion of cannabis and support his mission of guerilla wellness.Colin's ResourcesWebsite: www.veteranswalkandtalk.comInstagram Account: @veteranswalkandtalk @vwatstoreColin's Recommended Resources:Beard Bros Pharms: @beardbros_pharmsCBD Nation: http://cbdnationfilm.com✦   ✦   ✦   ✦Use code "PODCAST" at checkout to save 15% on your Follow Your Heart Oracle Deck.Get yours at torirerick.com/shop/followyourheartoracleHosted by Tori Rerick, PharmDPodcast Instagram: @6degreesfromcannabisTori's Website: torirerick.comTori's Instagram: @yourguidetoriEpisode edited by Jacqueline FernandezThis podcast offers health, wellness & cannabis information designed for educational and entertainment purposes only. You should not rely on this information as a substitute for, nor does it replace, professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Consult a health-care professional if you have concerns or questions related to your health.

Philip Tarver, 47, attacked Angela Tarver and threatened his 83-year-old father Colin at the family home in Woking. The court heard Tarver had downed a bottle of vodka and six beers the night before the killing. When Colin awoke, he saw his son was wearing a female nightie or negligee. After preparing a breakfast of poached eggs, Colin heard screams from his wife. Ms Healy said: "He heard a short, sharp scream, and ran from where he was into the dining room. "He could see that the chair that Angela was sitting on was knocked over. He could see his wife's feet were resting on that knocked over chair and they were not moving. "He could tell she was laying on her back. Suddenly, the defendant appeared in front of him holding an ornamental sword that he had owned for sometime. "He was holding the sword out in front of him. He said something to the effect of 'I am going to kill you' or 'I have to kill you'. "He had a demented look in his eyes which he said were bulging." Instagram: @cfr_news

Today’s guest is none other than, Colin Pear — the Director of Engineering at Skimmer!    Colin is an NServiceBus Champion, an open-source contributor, and a recent Clear Measure alumnus (where he previously held the positions of Chief Architect and Principal Software Architect up until September 2020). In his current position at Skimmer, he runs the .NET software engineering department.   In this episode, Colin shares some invaluable tips on how to become a .NET architect, how to stay focused and effective in a leadership position, and how to effectively run a team as an architect. Colin also shares his thoughts on where to invest your time as a developer, shares about a current project of his, and gives some advice to developers looking to take on a leadership role in the future.   Topics of Discussion: [:38] Be sure to visit AzureDevOps.Show for past episodes and show notes. [:46] About The Azure DevOps Podcast, Jeffrey’s offer to speak at virtual user groups, and his newest endeavor: a video podcast, Architect Tips! [1:33] About today’s episode with Colin Pear. [1:55] Jeffrey welcomes Colin to the podcast! [2:05] Colin introduces himself and shares about his development journey. [4:28] Colin shares how he transitioned from a developer role to leading in an architect position. [6:24] Colin demystifies and simplifies some developer job titles for those new to the industry. [9:04] When Colin was slinging code all day, every day, did he always think he wanted to code for his entire life? [11:52] Colin and Jeffrey talk about what it’s like to get into the higher levels of working with a team (such as an architect, manager, etc.) Colin also touches on some of the key characteristics that are important to have if you are taking on a leadership position. [15:15] When Colin is working on larger projects or multiple different projects, how does he time-slice his focus and stay effective when he doesn’t know every line of code in every codebase? [17:30] Colin busts the myths of the non-coding architect and those who say, “Architects don’t code, therefore they don’t know what they’re talking about!” Colin also shares about a project of his, BlazorComponentBus. [22:32] A word from Azure DevOps Podcast’s sponsor: Clear Measure. [23:02] Jeffrey and Colin further discuss Colin’s project, BlazorComponentBus. [24:20] Where to find BlazorComponentBus. [24:51] Colin shares some advice on running a team as an architect and how to know which software and tech to invest time into as a developer and which to run away from. [31:12] Colin shares his thoughts and observations on microservices. [34:15] Colin shares some parting advice for developers looking to take on more leadership in the future. [36:22] Jeffrey thanks Colin for joining the podcast.   Mentioned in this Episode: Azure DevOps Clear Measure (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! bit.ly/dotnetdevopsebook — Click here to download the .NET DevOps for Azure ebook! Jeffrey Palermo’s Youtube Jeffrey Palermo’s Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! The Azure DevOps Podcast’s Twitter: @AzureDevOpsShow Colin Pear’s LinkedIn Colin Pear’s Twitter @ColinPear Pearweb.com — Colin Pear’s Blog Colin Pear’s Articles on Clear Measure GetSkimmer.com NServiceBusBlazor BlazorComponentBus on GitHub BlazorComponentBus on NuGet   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

This week we’re joined by a former Wild Rose team member who is now repping a whole different side of Alberta's craft beer industry, Colin Mundy of GP Brewing Co.There are a lot of assumptions and stereotypes about craft beer... and the people who drink it. For many the label “craft” can mean ultra boozy beers, overly hoppy brews, face puckering kettle sours, or expensive four-packs of tall-boys, despite the fact that the term really just refers to beer brewed without preservatives, with a great deal of care and attention to detail, and frequently beer that is local and small batch. For beer drinkers who enjoy a more traditional lager the stereotypes behind craft beer can make them turn their nose up and steer clear of what is assumed to be mostly out-there-ales, even though the lager is one of the hardest styles to perfect. But folks with this more traditional palate often still want to buy beer that is brewed locally and supports Alberta farmers. Enter GP Brewing Co. This brewery based in Grand Prairie is best known for their Mercury Lager, a craft beer that doesn’t call itself one, at a phenomenal price. When Colin joined the GP Brewing team in their sales division he was in for a bit of a surprise around how to sell their beer, particularly with his background in what we normally think of as the craft beer industry. He tells us about what he’s learned consumers in this sector find important, from all-the-time availability to supporting farmers right here in Alberta, and even right down to packaging. When Mama T hops on this week we’re talking once again about improving the media we love. This time we debate what movies would be improved by being converted into musicals, and we even get a couple previews from Jonathan of what that might sound like. — Have a question for Mama T? A story from the bottom of a beer can? Send it in and we’ll read it anonymously on-air! DM us on instagram @wildrosebrewery or email it to Nick - nmcmorrow@wildrosebrewery.comWild Rose Brewery: taproom | website | instagram | twitterColin Mundy - GP Brewing: website | instagram | twitter

How can you truly serve your audience?  My close friend and genius persuasive content builder, Colin Boyd joins for an uplifting conversation. Colin is obsessed with helping experts and entrepreneurs sell from stage in a way that feels authentic. He keynotes at conferences around the world on topics such as persuasive communication and selling ideas. Colin is a Certified Speaking Professional, and his clients include Coca Cola, Suncorp, Fuji Xero, and Hewlett Packard. He runs high-level mastermind programs for speakers and content creators. And delivers his signature program Sell From Stage Academy® which helps people turn every presentation into a money-making machine. In this episode we talk about #BlackLivesMatter and white privilege and how a lack of proactivity in anti-racism work will shut down Black voices, and what we could be doing instead. Colin shares powerful tips for selling on stage – speaking on a platform is fundamental to change + leadership. Plus, Colin reveals the decision-making process that will help clients enroll in our programs. Remember, selling is essential for making transformational changes in our audience's lives. In this Episode You'll Learn:  All about today's guest, Colin Boyd [ 0:45 ] Why the #BlackLivesMatter Movement should be heavy [ 7:30 ] About the inspiration behind Colin's speaking career [ 12:20 ] How to utilize infusion selling [ 19:20 ] Why we need to be effective in selling [ 23:00 ] Overcoming common challenges in sales [ 25:50 ] How to work backward in the selling journey [ 31:20 ] When Colin found his niche [ 34:45 ] The things that are lighting Colin's fire right now [ 37:15 ] What Colin would tell a former version of himself [ 39:10 ] Soul Shifting Quotes:  “Conviction sells ideas; it sells action.” “People buy emotion. The reason why someone joins our program is because they access a level of feeling that they couldn't before.” “Provide a place for people to make a decision - that is what is stopping people from making a change in their life.” “If we aren't effective at selling, then we can't help our audience.” “Decision in an audience member is value.” Links Mentioned:  Learn my 7 Secrets to Uplevel Your Brand & Land Your Dream Clients  Grab your FREE training, How to Call in Your Tribe + Create Content that Converts  Text me at 603-931-4386   Learn more about Colin by following him on Instagram or heading to https://colinboyd.co. Listen to the Expert Edge Podcast. Get the 'Persuasive Content Builder™' template to get clear on how to make your next presentation HIGHLY persuasive. Tag me in your big shifts + takeaways: @amberlilyestrom    Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes  Listen on Spotify 

I am SO excited for you to hear today’s love story with Alyssa and Colin. These two actually met through an online dating app (thank goodness for technology, am I right?) and started dating shortly after. Colin knew pretty early on that Alyssa was the one for him and he tells how he candidly told her “I love you” pretty early on in their relationship.   Colin and Alyssa talk about their engagement story, which almost got ruined when he had to do it a day sooner than planned! They share all of the mishaps that they faced from the proposal up to the wedding day including their rehearsal dinner location getting burned down from a fire and her wedding dress getting mysteriously stained.   In the end, Alyssa and Colin ended up with a truly magical and intimate wedding day despite the limitations caused by the COVID pandemic. The two share their advice for other couples who are wedding planning during COVID, what their wedding day was like, their plans for a future honeymoon and another wedding reception!    Their love story: What Alyssa’s life was like growing up Colin’s childhood and what he was like growing up How Alyssa and Collin met on a dating app  Where they went on their first date  Their relationship progression and how they got more serious When Colin knew he wanted to spend the rest of his life with Alyssa When they first told each other “I love you” The time leading up to the proposal and what he did to propose The issues they’ve run into during the wedding planning process How COVID has affected their wedding  Why they decided to still get married on their wedding day  What they ended up doing for their reception Their advice for people who are wedding planning during COVID   Quotes: “In the end, the marriage is what counts.” - Colin   “It will be the happiest day of your life truly no matter what the circumstances are.” - Alyssa   Links: Fishtown Date-Night Blog:https://www.lydiajoyphotography.com/2019/10/11/fishtwon-date-night-alyssa-colin-philadelphia-pa/   Did you LOVE this episode? I’m so stinkin’ grateful that you’re listening and following along. I’d be so happy to hear from you!! Connect with me on my website or on Instagram to follow along with my personal life and to find out when the next episode is dropping! 

Ian chats with Colin Plews, we hear about; His original reason to fundraise for breast cancer awareness How he makes those amazing dresses himself Running in the dress and the weight The community of running fundraisers When Colin tripped over a dress and broke his toes in the London marathon! Whist on lock-down because of the Covid-19 pandemic, Ian Farrar wanted to create something special for the listeners. Ian live streamed (Facebook, YouTube & Twitter) for six hours on the 15th April 2020 and interviewed 12 of his friends back to back! We have edited those videos and created bonus podcast episodes. The original videos can be watched again on the respective social media platforms. Industry Angel Twitter Industry Angel Website Podcast Sponsors;- Far North Sales & Marketing Carpeway

Bio for Colin Christopher Colin Christopher is a keynote speaker, stage hypnotist, clinical hypnotherapist, hypnosis instructor and author. Episode highlightListen in on how Colin Christopher found himself in odd places – in the middle of the ocean, all alone on the road, and as a hypnotist on stage. LinksEmail: info@colinchristopher.comWebsite: www.colinchristopher.comTV Appearances: www.colinontv.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/colinchristopherTwitter: https://twitter.com/ColinOnTVLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colinchristopher/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colinchristopherspeaks/ Quotes“The only real way to grasp if things are different elsewhere is to really experience it elsewhere.”TakeawaysChildhood incidents:When Colin was in Grade 2, he accidentally knocked his friend’s tooth off while playing during a school recess. His teacher screamed at him in public, which badly scarred him. Colin credits his high school drama teacher, Mrs. Kwan, for his career as a hypnotist today. She encouraged him to try relaxation using hypnosis in class one day, which made him want to be a hypnotist.Groups you were born into and belonged to: Colin’s parents immigrated to Canada from Germany, and he faced prejudice for being a German. He disliked German culture due to a few unruly German men he met as a child. Colin became a part of a group of people from many different countries while working on cruise ships. Professionally, Colin is a member of hypnotherapists’ and entertainers’ associations. Temperament and personality influencesColin claims he has always been quiet. He has invested considerable time and effort into developing a stage persona who is an outspoken performer. Since the Grade 2 incident, Colin had been antisocial. It wasn’t until he began working on cruise ships that he began developing his social skills. A time I became aware that my way of doing things was cultural and specific to my cultural experienceIn Grade 6, Colin learned about the culture of the Aztecs wherein they beheaded a losing team’s captain in games. He couldn’t see the reason why this would be an acceptable practice. Colin dated a Caribbean woman from Trinidad and Tobago, whose fibbing culture was in stark contrast to his upbringing as an honest person. Advice to an employer to work with meColin advises anyone looking to work with him for an event or for therapy, to call him on the phone. He likes to set a clear purpose and establish the outcome from the beginning. More great insights from our guest! Colin sees clients as part of his clinical hypnotherapy practice for losing weight, quitting smoking, etc. He also conducts a sales training program.

In part six Colin travelled to hell to confront the Devil. Their – let’s call it an argument - resulted in the destruction of the Devil’s stronghold. In the midst of the devastation, Colin experienced a vision. He was transported to a moment in his own past. Through this vision he witnessed his meeting with a woman he had fallen in love with; a joyful memory edged with sorrow. He was also shown the moment of her death, a sorrowful moment edged with peace. Colin had little time to dwell on the meaning of this vision as he immediately found himself back in Hell, facing an enraged Devil. When it became apparent that the two would fight to a stalemate, Colin effectively surrendered to the Devil, offering to trust that the Devil would not destroy humanity, if the Devil agreed to add his signature to the blank contract that Colin had already signed. The Devil agreed, and signed, but Colin knew that the Devil had no intention of keeping his word. Which was fine, because neither had Colin. When Colin shook the Devil’s hand, he gripped it tight, and commanded his horse Saoirse to spirit them both away.

In part three of Immortal Enemies, Colin O’Hara, a man who, against his will, has switched places with Death, tried to cross the river that separates the realm of death from the plain of Sorrow, the emptiness that exists between life and death. As he attempted to swim the river, the river resisted him and Colin realized that it was impossible. The only way across was to be ferried by Charon. The ferryman was determined to return Colin to Sorrow, but when the fare for the crossing suddenly appeared in Colin’s hand, Charon had no choice but to bring Colin through the mist and across the river to the realm of Death. When Colin disembarked he followed a well-worn path that led him to a fork. Colin chose Hades, as his intention was to get back to the Devil so that they could finalize their plans for defeating Death. But to his shock, he discovered that the Devil does not dwell there. Hell and Hades are not the same place. Instead Colin came face to face with Hades himself. And Hades took great pleasure in explaining that, despite the assurances the Devil had offered, Colin had been tricked again. Hades then returned Colin to Sorrow where Charon awaited. To Colin’s great surprise Charon offered to try and take him downriver. Charon admitted that he did not know where the river went, or if travelling downstream was even possible, but Charon too had been cheated by the Devil, and driven by revenge, he had decided to help Colin, whom he now believed may actually be able to frustrate the Devil’s devices. Story Sound Track: Secret Agent 120209 (Instrumental Mix) by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2017 Licensed under a Creative Commons Sampling Plus license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/jlbrock44/56161

COLIN COWHERD | WORLD PREMIERE EPISODE | THE HERD: STRONG OPINIONS Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: http://bit.ly/2zVQDLO Learn and develop the craft of LIVE VIDEO: https://www.americanreal.tv/live-tribe/ Welcome to our 89th episode of American Real, where we continue on location in Los Angeles and take you on the inside of the Fox Sports complex and bring you an up-close and personal conversation with Colin Cowherd, host of The Herd on Fox Sport Radio and Fox Sports 1. We provide a rare look into The Herd’s upbringing and take you on his life journey rising through the ranks as a sports commentator to where his is today at the pinnacle of his career, as perhaps the best opinionist in the business with his top-rated show. Colin is in true form, giving his opinion about the current tip-toe society we live in, why it’s important to be authentic and even walks us through his typical day. Truly comfortable in his own skin, The Herd reveals he has autism, discusses his secret to being a storyteller and provides his take on the departure of Bob Costas from NBC.  Today's episode with Colin Cowherd is brought to you by Audible.com, who is offering a free download of Colin’s book, You Herd Me!, along with a free 30-day trial to give you the opportunity to check out their service. Visit audibletrial.com/theherd to claim your free offer, and where you can access 180,000 additional titles directly from your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player. AMERICAN REAL Website: https://americanreal.tviTunes: https://apple.co/2yPeU4AFacebook: https://facebook.com/americanrealtv/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/AmericanRealTVTwitter: https://twitter.com/rogerbrooks/YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/AmericanReal  Show Notes:Our mutual friend, Glenn Alenik.Colin’s early years, delivering pasta to casinos in Las Vegas.Colin’s friend, Trace Gallagher.Being authentic.We live in a tip-toe society.Be who you are.When Colin was in his twenty’s he wasn’t enough of himself. College kids should enjoy the experience of life.Advice to his daughter to stay off social media.Using social media to put out great content as a promotional marketing tool.Colin’s show has reached 330MM viewers on Facebook.Colin Quinn; Red State, Blue State.Colin on Trump.Colin lost trust with the media because it's been agenda driven.Jerry Seinfeld says the media can do a better job.Colin’s beginnings with play-by-play.Malcolm Gladwell’s 10,000 hour rule. AAA baseball break - an inning a night.Colin’s journey; looking for opportunities. Portland, OR - the best AAA market in America.The Portland Trailblazers and small market sport teams.A typical day for Colin.Preparation and minset.FSI is built for opinionists.Colin reveals he has autism. Colin as a storyteller.Talent vs. experience.Top opinionists in the country. The great teams in pro sports have a core foundation like a strong family. Colin’s advice for up-and-coming sportscasters.Bob Costas’ departure from NBC.What Colin would tell his 20-year-old self.Colin’s ultimate legacy.

In this chapter, we learn the origins of Colin's titular search for vengeance, as a bout of binge drinking and Dahlia (a prostitute with a heart of gold), trigger gruesome memories of ancient Romans crucifying his wife. When Colin discovers that the Roman leader, Marcus Octavius, now rules New York from a golden tower over Central Park, he teams up with Dahlia for a shot at Marcus's head. Also, he meets an druid ghost at a knock off Stonehenge. The Rewatchers discuss how many swords there are, meet Marcus's pet cat/ Mortal Kombat fighter of choice, and hulk a parking meter out of the ground and throw it 1000 feet like a javelin.

It’s easy to be charitable to people we don’t see very often, but if we really want to grow in this virtue, we have to make sure that charity begins at home. Home is the place where you want to let your guard down and relax, so it’s easy to get annoyed when family members disturb that peace. When Colin found himself getting irritated with his daughter about a really minor problem, he realized the necessity of being more charitable toward his family. We can apply the three steps from last week’s episode to grow in charity: look, listen, and challenge.

Frazzled Abigail Thompson needs a ride to Minnesota after a snowstorm curtails any flight plans. And bitter billionaire Colin Murphy needs to get to Minnesota for a company charity gala. When Colin snags the last rental car, Abby's forced to hitch a ride with the stranger. What happens in the world of lust and romance?Frequent guest Sven chimes in with his thoughts on the book. Promo for this episode is Loaded Literature and featured podcast is Advanced TV Herstory.Featured Podcast: Advanced TV Herstory https://www.tvherstory.com/Promo Podcast: Loaded Literature https://loadedliteraturepodcast.com/Support Deconstructing Damsels by subscring to the show Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/damselspodcastSupport Deconstructing Damsels by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/deconstructing-damselsFind out more on the Deconstructing Damsels website.

Matt Oskamp and Amelia Campbell started Apple Falls Cider Company in 2017. The cider house is situated alongside the farm store at Campbell Orchards located in Prince Edward County, Ontario. Campbell Orchards is owned by Amelia’s parents Colin and Dianne Campbell. When Colin’s father died due to a plane crash, he took on the orchard that was started by his father. That was back in the late seventies when Colin was just in college. Today the orchard and farm stand is a testament of love and perseverance. There is a cider garden outdoors from the tasting room with ample seating at picnic tables. This is a family friendly scene where you can also stop and pick up a pie or meats on your way home from work. Listen to their story and the future of Apple Falls Cider Company.  1937 Orchard tractor - called Cockshutt . Notice the fenders built so that the wheels won't hurt the trees.   Contact Apple Falls Cider Company Website: https://www.applefallscider.ca/ Telephone: 613 242-8433 eMail: info@applefallscider.ca Address: 1633 County Rd 3, Carrying Place, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada Mentions in this Chat Alex Kroh's episodes on Cider Chat 090: Eve's Cidery - Orchard Walk | New York 091: Into the Ciderhouse w/Eve's Cidery | New York 096: Finger Lakes Cider House (Kite and String) | New York Please Help Support Cider Chat Please donate today. Help keep the chat thriving! Find this episode and all episodes at the page for Cider Chat's podcasts. Listen also at iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher (for Android), iHeartRadio , Spotify and wherever you love to listen to podcasts. Follow on Cider Chat's blog, social media and podcast Twitter @ciderchat Instagram: @ciderchatciderville Cider Chat FaceBook Page Cider Chat YouTube Ask for the following ciders - By supporting these cidermakers, you in turn help Cider Chat Kurant Cider - Pennsylvania : listen to Joe Getz on episode 14 Big Apple Hard Cider - NYC : listen to Danielle von Scheiner on episode 35 Oliver’s Cider and Perry - Herefordshire/UK ; listen to Tom Oliver on episode 29 Santa Cruz Cider Company - California : listen to Nicole Todd on episode 60 The Cider Project aka EthicCider- California Albermale CiderWorks : listen to Chuck Shelton on episode 56 Cider Summit : listen to Alan Shapiro founder of this cider fest on episode 75. Ramborn Cider Co. Luxembourg. Big Fish Cider Co. Virginia Tanuki Cider Co. Santa Cruz California episode 103 Ross on Wye Cider and Perry, UK Process and Analytical NMR Services - John Edwards provides analytics of cider - stay tuned for his Chemical Fingerprints workshop coming up on Cider Chat Ironbark Ciderworks, Claremont, California Join the #ciderGoingUP Campaign today!     

Colin Morgan is a professional golfer turned successful entrepreneur who now hosts the popular business podcast, The Daily Grind. He also runs the company, Plan 2 Profit, with his father Paul Morgan. Colin shares his most impactful pivot stories and success rituals, including when he came to the realization that golf wasn't for him (despite it driving most of his life!). As a result, Colin believes that self-awareness and understanding who you are and "what you do" lead to better things. When Colin came face to face with this shift in identity, he realized that he'd never know where to start until he became more conscious and self-aware. Colin shares his journey of self-awareness and how learning who you are and what you are meant to do will drive everything. Get the newest Conscious PIVOT Podcast episodes delivered directly to you - subscribe here. And, if you're enjoying the podcast, please give us a 5-star rating on iTunes! For instructions click here DOING THIS for 10 Seconds Can Change Your Life! Click here to watch Adam's Inspiring TEDx Talk! ---

What does it take to stop you from reaching your goals? Are you someone who gives up easily or can you find the strength and determination to push forward in the face of adversity? Why do some people have a “can-do” attitude no matter what obstacles come their way? What is it that makes the difference? You’re about to hear one man’s story that will answer these questions and more about the human spirit and the amazing resilience of the human body.    Colin O’Brady is an endurance athlete from Portland, Oregon. He is a two-time record holder, completing the Explorers Grand Slam in a world-record time of 139 days. This challenge has climbers reaching the tallest peak on all seven continents and skiing the last degree to both North and South Poles. Colin is the only person to reach all seven summits in less than 120 days. Fewer than 50 people have ever completed the Explorers Grand Slam, and only 4 have ever done it in under one year’s time. Almost ten years ago, Colin overcame a tragic accident that left him with severe 3rd degree burns and with the news from doctors that he would never walk normally again. Colin has proved those doctors wrong in SO many ways. He is currently on a quest to break another record by climbing the highest peak in each of the 50 states this summer. Visit his website to learn how you can join him when he comes to a mountain near you!   In this episode we learn:   Colin’s experiences in the 29029 Challenge on Stratton Mountain in Vermont Colin’s journey as a West Coast hippie who set off to explore the world with his backpack and a surfboard The tragic accident in Thailand, when Colin jumped a flaming jump rope and caught fire Colin’s mother’s relentless positivity that helped him focus on his goals during his painful recovery The three-week span that saw him win the Chicago Triathlon, obtain a sponsor, quit his job, and move to Australia as a professional triathlete When Colin set his sights on the Explorers Grand Slam and started his non-profit, Beyond 7/2 Colin’s newest challenge in climbing the highest peak in each of the 50 states How Colin has dealt with grief, pain, and struggles to move forward with a growth mindset   Episode Resources:   www.trafficmasterylive.com www.colinobrady.com www.20310.madeofchallenges.com

To know SmartBox, you have to know founder and CEO Colin Receveur, the dynamo that powers this marketing machine. Even though SmartBox was incorporated in 2001, it began inside Colin during his childhood.   Colin’s experience helping dentists predates search engine optimization (SEO), Google, websites and even the Internet. Colin’s experience goes back to when he was a 7-year-old boy helping in his father’s dental office, filing records for a nickel apiece. He worked almost every day in his father’s office – and spent almost every night on the family’s Compaq computer (remember those?) in the early morning hours learning how to design and code websites in the Internet’s infancy. Though his dad is a dentist, Colin’s mom was a top sales executive with a Fortune 100 healthcare organization. So it was only natural for him to want to monetize his interest in websites.   “In the 8th grade, my mom became concerned how I came into several hundred dollars monthly, and she worried I was into ‘something bad,’” Colin said. “I was doing affiliate marketing, selling banner advertising space on my website and getting commission checks!” Colin’s love of websites only grew from there. He launched a business designing websites for local businesses as a sophomore in high school (all while still working in his dad’s practice). As a junior, he was asked to lead his high school’s initiative to develop a school website. During that project, he gave several presentations to the school board.   Ultimately, he combined all of his loves into SmartBox. He built his father’s first website in 1997. By 2006 he had joined forces with major consultants to service their clients’ patient attraction needs. SmartBox now works with more than 550 dentists on three continents. And while Colin would be crazy to have a marketing agency that doesn’t market itself, SmartBox’s largest source of new dentists comes from referrals and professional partnerships. “My background in dentistry, working in the office from a young age, managing my dad’s and hundreds of other practices, gives me a unique perspective into what dentists really want and how to leverage the tools available to help them reach their goals,” Colin said. While it’s not unusual to receive an email from Colin Receveur at 5:30 in the morning, it’s not just because he’s a workaholic. His kids – Benjamin, Emma, and Adelyn – are early risers too, and that helps dad get an early jump on the day.   When Colin’s not working with clients, he’s a voracious reader of non-fiction, especially books on business and marketing. But don’t think Colin is all work and no play. Colin loves to scuba dive shipwrecks, collect shot glasses from everywhere he travels, and learn about World War II. Both of Colin’s grandfathers served in the big one, one as a paratrooper and the other as a medic who landed on Iwo Jima.   Since this makes Colin sound like he can leap tall buildings in a single bound, it’s only fitting that his favorite superhero is Superman. But there is no hiding his secret identity as a man who can get you more of the patients who want faster than a speeding bullet.   “Many marketing firms just get marketing. Website design firms know how to design pretty websites. SEO firms can do SEO. The problem is, when all you have is a hammer, every problem starts to look like a nail,” Colin said. “As a dentist, you don’t want marketing or websites or SEO, You want MORE AND BETTER PATIENTS in your chair. At SmartBox we know how to dominate your market area to make that happen.”   https://smartboxdentalmarketing.com/

Colin Day. He’s the chairman and CEO of a company called iCIMS which he founded in 2000 with a vision to deliver applicant tracking software, emphasizing easy-to-use, unparalleled, customer service. iCIMS is the largest stand-alone provider of talent acquisition software in the industry and stands among Forbes top 100 fastest growing private cloud companies in the country Famous Five: Favorite Book? – Good to Great What CEO do you follow? – Satya Nadella and Marc Benioff Favorite online tool? — Office 365 How many hours of sleep do you get?— 8 If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – “Trust your gut and trust your instincts”   Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:08 – Nathan introduces Colin to the show 01:47 – iCIMS know they’re winning by customer base 02:02 – iCIMS is next to Oracle 02:37 – iCIMS has a bedrock product that is their applicant tracking system 03:07 – iCIMS is a SaaS business 03:39 – iCIMS has multiple products, but the main product is the tracking system 03:52 – It handles compliance around data 04:14 – Pricing varies 04:21 – Recruitment becomes an important part of a company when they reach 100 employees 04:37 – iCIMS has price buckets that fit the smaller market, mid-sized and high-end markets 05:10 – How Colin started a SaaS business in 1999 05:17 – Colin graduated from Cornell with a degree in Psychology 05:23 – Colin wanted to do something entrepreneurial 05:38 – Colin’s first client was from New Jersey 05:56 – Colin was logged into Comrise's proprietary system 06:21 – Colin then thought to buy the rights to Comrise’s proprietary system to start his own company 06:48 – Colin started as a recruiter in 1997 07:36 – The CEO of Comrise believed in Colin 08:43 – Colin saw an opportunity and bought the system 08:57 – The CEO of Comrise loaned Colin the capital for iCIMS 09:40 – When Colin was working as a recruiter, they couldn’t find enough technology to work 09:55 – It was a “hey day” when Colin spun out 10:20 – The capital was called a payroll loan 10:48 – Colin will call the CEO every time he needed money 11:11 – Colin didn’t negotiate equity upfront 11:37 – iCIMS was charging monthly 12:23 – Current team size is around 650 12:33 – In November, they’ll be moving from New Jersey to Old Bell Labs HQ 13:06 – iCIMS has grown without any outside money other than the loaned capital 13:17 – iCIMS has brought in a private equity company 14:14 – The money from the private equity company went directly towards the equity and not on the operational side of the company 14:29 – Besides getting an outside investor, it is also a good choice to get a private equity company 15:22 – Colin has a desire to win 16:12 – iCIMS’s mandate is to convince the world to be contrarian 16:51 – Colin wants iCIMS to be the definition of winning 17:30 – Colin tries to always stay focused 18:18 – CAC 18:43 – Average annual contract price is around $30K 19:50 – Average MRR 20:40 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: Don’t be afraid to ask someone about their business plan. Always desire to win and stay focused – it works. Trust your instincts; don’t doubt yourself.   Resources Mentioned: The Top Inbox – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens, and follow-up with email sequences Klipfolio – Track your business performance across all departments for FREE Hotjar – Nathan uses Hotjar to track what you’re doing on this site. He gets a video of each user visit like where they clicked and scrolled to make the site a better experience Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Host Gator– The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible Audible– Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

Show # 293 - Live, Uncut & Uncensored Conversations With "Musicians You Should Know" Deb Callahan sings blues soaked soul…or is it soul soaked blues? Either way, this Boston born songstress has been working audiences up and down the eastern seaboard for the last 20 years.  Her 5th album is entitled Sweet Soul and I get to sit with Deb and talk about her life and journey down the blues highway. Colin Linden is a singer, songwriter and producer who has worked with folks like Bruce Cockburn, Lucinda Williams, T-Bone Burnett, The Band, and Bob Dylan to name just a few. When Colin was 11 he met Howlin’ Wolf and his path was sealed.  His new album us entitled Rich In Love and Colin and I will explore his fantastic history and music. Out of SoCal comes the band Crooked Eye Tommy.  The band led by brothers Tommy & Paddy Marsh play twin guitar blues.  They made their way to the IBC in 2014 representing the Santa Barbara Blues Society and have not looked back.  Their album, Butterflies & Snakes is a solid collection of 11 originals.  Couch Kid New Music comes to us from Dalannah Bowen and her musical partner Owen Vebar.  Dalannah and Owen made their way to the IBC this past January and even with Dalannah battling food poisoning, they made t to the final stage, only to be denied when the illness prevented them from performing.  Yup...that good!  We will talk about their getting together, the IBC talem and their wonderful new album, Been Around A While.

When Colin has a World of Warcraft relapse, it's up to Annalise and Martin to stage an intervention. Meanwhile, the secret of the TV is out, and someone is on to our heroes...

When Colin, Annalise and Martin find a giant TV abandoned in their alley, Colin convinced them to take it. Setting it up quickly develops into a marathon gaming session, but when the TV begins exhibiting strange behavior in the middle of the night, they realize that this TV may be more than it appears...