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On the Ima Get In Trouble Podcast, Eddie Liles, Loy Lee, and Terrance Gawith argue, talk trash, and have coming to christ conversations. They don't always agree, but it is always entertaining to watch them try to prove a point. One thing is for sure, no topic is off the table even if someones gonna get in trouble. Follow along with the conversation live on Facebook from the Ima Get in Trouble Podcast page and listen after on everywhere you find podcasts like Spotify and Apple Podcasts.   Doug Scott AKA Tha CookinComic started comedy in 2006! He created Take-A-Joke Entertainment soon after! When Doug first began stand up, he was referenced to being young in the game with veteran swagger. He's appeared on Roland Martin's Wild out Wednesday on the T.V One Network 6 times. He's performed at countless Comedy Clubs & Venues throughout the country! In 2016 he opened a Soul Food restaurant in Northern Virginia which gave him the name CookinComic. His raw, gritty, high energy will leave you in stitches!

On the Ima Get In Trouble Podcast, Eddie Liles, Loy Lee, and Terrance Gawith argue, talk trash, and have coming to christ conversations. They don't always agree, but it is always entertaining to watch them try to prove a point. One thing is for sure, no topic is off the table even if someones gonna get in trouble. Follow along with the conversation live on Facebook from the Ima Get in Trouble Podcast page and listen after on everywhere you find podcasts like Spotify and Apple Podcasts Doug Scott AKA Tha CookinComic started comedy in 2006! He created Take-A-Joke Entertainment soon after! When Doug first began stand up, he was referenced to being young in the game with veteran swagger. He's appeared on Roland Martin's Wild out Wednesday on the T.V One Network 6 times. He's performed at countless Comedy Clubs & Venues throughout the country! In 2016 he opened a Soul Food restaurant in Northern Virginia which gave him the name CookinComic. His raw, gritty, high energy will leave you in stitches! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/imagetintrouble/support

Subscribe: Let us do the hard work and send the podcast to you: https://bit.ly/2NZjODA  Review: Share the love and leave a 5* review from your phone: http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1375904962  (from anywhere else hit the ‘Write a Review’ button in the Apple Podcasts app or iTunes) Guest and Episode Links Doug Marshall Website: https://www.achieveb2bmarketing.com/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/dougsmarshall  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dougmarshalllinkedin/  Enjoy the Episode - Happy Marketing! Website Thingy: www.marketingstudylab.co.uk  The Professional Bit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petersumpton/  Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/marketingstudylab/  Tweet Tweet: https://twitter.com/cousinp81  Intro For the majority of Marketers, they will find themselves within the B2B (Business to Business) Marketing space rather than B2C (Business to Consumer), but as we all know there are many blurred lines here in terms of the strategies and tactics we should be using. Enter Doug Marshall the MD of Achieve B2B Marketing a company well within the B2B space when it comes to strategic planning and marketing communications. Doug has a wealth of Marketing experience, with a background in the publishing industry rising to Group Head of Marketing before becoming a Marketing Consultant. In this episode we cover; - The difference between B2C and B2B Marketing - What you should focus on first - The details behind a Marketing plan - The biggest frustrations within B2B Marketing Watch the episode video: https://youtu.be/xjJSsJa8eyM  Takeaways Top Tip It sounds crazy that some companies don’t consider this, but when you are entrenched in something sometimes it’s hard to see above it. When Doug stated that you need to ask the customers what they want!, it made perfect sense. Our businesses are there to solve a problem and we need to know what problem needs solving the most! Favourite Quote ‘Think of the emotions someone in the B2B space is going through’ and it’s so easily missed as we often see B2B as transactional, but there are still people involved here, real, physical people and we can’t forget that. Get to know them as well as you know the business as you’re selling to them, not to the business. And Finally, the Most Important Takeaway from this Episode We’ve got to remember that measuring and monitoring our activities is fundamental for future improvements and success. Using the NPS (Net Promotor Score) and review sites provides a really good overview of how well a company is doing from both the qualitative and quantitative. Do this over a period of time to see trends and patterns to help you in the future. Music Featured on this Podcast: Sleepy in the Garden Lobo Loco www.musikbrause.de  Creative Commons License

Let's not sugarcoat this.  When Doug and Leslie Reprogle started Agape Adoption Agency, they knew of the great need for more foster and adoptive families.  But they are also very honest that the journey to do something so significant can also been incredibly difficult.  Great conversation with another one of Arizona's "power couples" and once again I am humbled by my inability to discern fake news. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is often the response Dr. Doug Derbyshire hears in Thailand when sharing the gospel because being Thai is closely connected to being Buddhist. When Doug was in high school, a missionary told his Sunday School class that the saddest thing he’d seen is children sick and dying because there was no one to care for them. Then and there, Doug said his calling to be a missionary and doctor happened at the exact same time. Now having served 28 years on the mission field, hear from Doug about God’s providence and provision in Thailand, a place where people are known by how much they smile.

Douglas Caddy (attorney for E. Howard Hunt, who was involved in JFK’s assassination and Watergate) discusses his books ("Watergate Exposed: How the President of the United States and the Watergate Burglars Were Set Up,” and “Being There: Eyewitness to History”) with Kris Millegan (TrineDay publisher).Nixon was set up because of his (“Huston”) plan to bypass the intelligence agencies and do unsavory things. He felt he couldn’t trust the agencies. He didn’t think they could defend our country if we had a crisis with the Soviet Union. Their reports merely glorified themselves. They (the CIA, the NSA, and military intelligence) engineered his downfall in order to protect their turf. (Doug: Nixon was right. These agencies are not doing what they’re supposed to be doing.)Robert Merritt (confidential informant to the FBI and DC police) told his attorney, David Isbell, that military intelligence knew about the Watergate break-in 2 and a half weeks in advance. Carl Shoffler and Bob Woodward went to the NSA spy school together. Shoffler then worked for the police department and Woodward worked for The Washington Post. Both played key roles in bringing Nixon down. (Kris: Nixon got his start by blackmailing the Dulles brothers. There’s always an interesting relationship between a blackmailer and a blackmailee. The blackmailer often gets paranoid.)Doug represented Billie Sol Estes as he tried to reveal what he knew about JFK’s assassination and the killings that LBJ was deeply involved in. Billie Sol was Lyndon Johnson’s bagman.Doug got to know Roger Stone while working with the National Conservative Political Action Committee in the 1970s. Doug believes Stone helped create a back channel to Moscow for people helping candidate Trump in January 2016. Doug wrote FBI director James Comey and special prosecutor Robert Mueller about that. Sooner or later, Stone may be forced to tell what he knows.When Doug was in high school he worked with Guy Banister, assistant superintendent of the New Orleans police department at the time (2 blocks away from where Lee Harvey Oswald lived with his mother). Doug organized young conservatives in the 1950s, inspiring the movement that propelled Senator Barry Goldwater to the Republican nomination in 1964. The conservative philosophy was vastly different then. Goldwater is misunderstood. He was very open-minded. The conservative movement went off the rails in the 1970s because Nixon was forced to resign. The Republican Party today is almost a cult, a very dangerous cult. Doug, convinced that Trump has been controlled by Putin, fears foreign destabilization of the United States will continue despite Trump leaving office. Doug: “I want to thank TrineDay. I’m very proud to be among the [authors] you offer to the public. You’re doing a fantastic job of informing people of what’s really going on.”

In this episode, Sal, Adam & Justin interview their producer, Doug Egge, about his upbringing, life experiences and the journey that led him to partner with them and create Mind Pump. The values and morals that built the foundation. (4:40) Living up to his brother's standards. (11:30) How he chose to follow the path less likely. (16:00) Reconnecting to his childlike wonder. (20:19) Take yourself out of your comfort zone and DO SOMETHING CRAZY! (21:51) Where does his relationship with money come from? (25:21) The HUGE lesson learned the hard way. (30:00) How his daughter stole his heart. (39:21) When did he fall in love with fitness? (47:25) When Doug met Sal. (49:52) The creation of MAPS Anabolic. (55:55) The evolution of the Mind Pump message. (59:04) His experiences of first meeting Adam and Justin. (1:05:12) Becoming the ring leader. (1:08:50) The Mind Pump system of core values. (1:10:15) Stand out moments with Mind Pump. (1:12:32) The silent, but supportive leader. (1:24:58) Featured Guest/People Mentioned Doug Egge (@mindpumpdoug)  Instagram Tony Robbins (@tonyrobbins) Instagram ᑕᖇᗩIG ᑕᗩᑭᑌᖇᔕO (@craigcapurso) Instagram Related Links/Products Mentioned November Promotion: MAPS Ultimate At-Home Workout Bundle for Only $99.99 Visit ZBiotics for an exclusive offer for Mind Pump listeners! MAPS Fitness Anabolic - Mind Pump Media No BS 6-Pack Abs | MAPS Fitness Products MAPS Fitness Products Mind Pump Podcast – YouTube Mind Pump Free Resources  

When Doug from the "King of Queens" falls on hard times he becomes a Nazi, and then decides to kill the host of the soup. But in doing so he upset his daughter and her 13 year old rage.. That sounds about right.. Until tomorrow night keep it Creepy!!!

Doug Williamson, an NRCHA Million Dollar Rider, is interviewed by Chris Dawson and Russell Dilday. Presented by Saddle House Custom Saddles & West Knives Doug Williamson has truly lived the Western dream life movies are made from. Born in the Southeast corner of Oregon, Doug was the oldest son of Sylvan and Barbara Williamson. Raised as a cowboy on the family ranch and riding a horse from the time he could crawl, Doug’s first victory came at the age of five while riding behind his Dad in a match race! Doug’s love for the racehorses grew and it wasn’t long before he was on the tracks, himself. He also participated in Western events, winning his first buckle at the age of 8 in hackamore reining. At thirteen he won his first buckle calf roping, then, a year later when his dad was seriously injured in a riding accident, Doug took over the duties of running the family ranch. Sylvan Williamson always had an eye for great horses and purchased one that would turn into one of the best horses Doug would every ride. His name was Baldy C. The horse could do anything and let Doug know what a truly great horse felt like. When Baldy C was 16 years old When Doug was 19, he rode Baldy C to become the high point working cow horse in the nation… a title they captured again two years later. At 17, Doug decided it was time to strike out on his own, and he secured a job as the cattle foreman for the Markham Cattle Company. While Doug was working on the ranches he always had outside horses in training, and he credits many of his skills to the old-timers he learned from. In the mid-sixties, he took a break from training full time and decided to rodeo for a living. On the road for about a decade, Doug calf roped, team roped and rode a few saddle broncs, winning prestigious events all over the West, including the Ellensburg Rodeo. In1978 Doug went back to training full time in Nampa, Idaho, and for 14 years he trained everything from halter horses and cow horses, to English equitation horses. He made over 30 AQHA Champions in many different events and ranks among the AQHA’s most successful trainers. In 1987 the world came crashing down on the Williamson family when Doug was diagnosed with cancer. He was near death in the hospital but still had his great horses on his mind. Doug pulled through cancer, and in classic fashion, was aboard Montana Lynx 7 months later, taking the reserve championship and winning over $20,000 at the Biggest Little Cutting In The World. In 1990 Doug was hired to help build the horse operation at the Tejon Ranch, so he packed up and headed to California. Being extremely busy he had sent his Dad on a buying trip to look for mares and studs for the ranch, and Doug had ended up with a little black yearling from the King Ranch that no one else wanted… he would turn into Doug’s first Snaffle Bit Futurity Champion. In 1992 Doug and Mr. San Olen captured the Open title, and since 1990 Doug has made the finals nearly every year. Saddle House Custom Saddles (832) 820-0499 info@thesaddlehouse.com www.thesaddlehouse.com https://www.facebook.com/TheSaddleHouse West Knives 210-262-2527 roanwest@yahoo.com https://www.facebook.com/West-Custom-Knives-734687336911919/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cowhorsefullcontact/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cowhorsefullcontact/support

Doug Wallace is eighty-four years old going on fifty-five. He’s up by 5:30 am and if his wife, Peggy Hunter, isn’t up by six, he’s going to wake her because it’s time to get in the canoe. They canoe every day (weather permitting) from ice out in May to closing up the cabin in late September on Lake Vermilion.Lake Vermilion in northern Minnesota is big. In fact, it’s the 5th biggest lake in the state known as the land of 10,000 lakes. It’s 30 miles from one end to the other and has over 360 islands. There are more than 1200 miles of shoreline on this lake and Doug has paddled 2/3 of that shoreline and intends on completing them all. He’s just about to turn 84 years old. The reason I know and love the woods, lakes, camping, canoeing, boating, loons, bald eagles, the Boundary Waters and everything northern Minnesota can be traced back to my friend and mentor, Doug Wallace. He’s the one who scouted Lake Vermilion for land in 1962. He’s the one who rallied my parents to buy some of that land and build an A-frame in the early 70’s. He’s the one who helped me in countless ways when I built my own cabin and he’s the one who maintains a vigilant watch over this precious lake and greater environment.Doug’s first trip into the Boundary Waters was in 1943 when he was just six years old and every moment of that experience is still crystal clear for him. That experience shaped his life. Even though it was chilly in late September and they couldn’t leave the lake they were camping on because they were wind bound, he had the time of his life.When Doug and his wife, Peggy Hunter, wake up early and get in the canoe they regularly see a miraculous and ever-changing shoreline. They routinely have what Doug calls, spiritual experiences. Whether it’s two American Bald Eagles alighting on a White Pine branch and turning to see the sun just as it rises or slipping along quietly on perfectly still lake with the landscape perfectly reflected in the water, they witness the wonder of the boreal forest and all its wild inhabitants on a daily basis. Unless it’s pouring rain.But Doug doesn’t stop there as a passive observer. He goes to bat every single day for the wild places and animals that he loves and cherishes. Our conversation is a step-by-step lesson in how to organize people for a common cause. He’s the definition of a grass-roots organizer. When logging of old growth timber and proposed logging roads were about to take place nearby, on the doorstep of the BWCAW, Doug and Peggy got busy.Eventually, Doug and Peggy and their allies were able to use modern conveniences such as email but this campaign was grown through one on one conversations. Through relentless determination and vision, Doug, Peggy and their friends protected this critical and sensitive habitat from needless destruction.It would seem Doug would need to take a nap but he’s got loons to protect. He, Peggy and their neighbors have been instrumental in creating important speed limits on Lake Vermilion. Loons nest very close to shore and the huge wakes of the ever increasing boat traffic on the lake have been extremely detrimental to loon eggs.Our wide-ranging conversation covers the birth of a new loon in the area, hiking in the Mission mountains, landscape photography, YMCA leadership programs, climate change and its effects on the boreal forest and much more.At the core of what Doug talks about, cares about and fights for though is a recognition that spiritual experiences are available to all of us in wild places.What is a spiritual experience for Doug?“That you really are in the deepest possible touch with creation and the creator and a piece of that creation. And for a moment or two or longer, there is a connection between you and another species that is very rare. At a deep beyond word, beyond science experience.”

Welcome back to the Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning podcast, episode #82 on “How Looking at Your Brain Can Change Your Life” with a case study from one of my friends, business growth expert,  Doug Sutton, who had a SPECT brain imaging scan a few years ago through Dr. Daniel Amen’s Clinics, when he was noticing some mental fog and lower energy levels. I remember seeing the testimonial from Amen clinics come through social media and the headline I read was powerful! It said, “When Doug made the decision to look at his brain, it changed his life.”[i]  You can watch the interview on YouTube here.I know that this episode will help all of us, including myself, to really think about the fact that “if our brain is working right, we will work right.” (Dr. Daniel Amen, from Amen Clinics).For those who are new here, my name is Andrea Samadi,  I’m a former educator who created this podcast to bring awareness, ideas and strategies to our most pressing issues facing educators in the workplace, or parents working from home or in the corporate space, to keep us all working at our highest levels of productivity. The goal is to bring the most current brain research and practical neuroscience, connected to our social and emotional skills, to take our results to the next level.After quoting Dr. Daniel Amen, (one of the most well-known psychiatrists and brain disorder specialists) from Amen Clinics, for most of the episodes I have done on this podcast, and after interviewing Dr. Shane Creado, episode #72 on “Peak Sleep Performance for Athletes”[ii] one of the sleep doctors who works out of his Chicago clinic, and his daughter, Chloe Amen on episode #11 on the book that she helped Daniel to revise called “Change Your Brain, Change Your Grades.”[iii] I wondered what I would learn about my current and future health, by doing a brain imaging scan from Daniel’s  Clinics. I took the online course Dr. Amen and Tana (his wife) did this Spring called “The End of Mental Illness”[iv] to continue learning more about brain health, and the prize they were offering was a FREE brain scan. This was the first time I even thought about getting my own brain scanned, so I took the class, completed all of the work required for the contest, but didn’t win. I forgot about it until I interviewed Dr. Shane Creado, on episode #72 and I started to see how important sleep was for our brain health. It was Dr. Creado who suggested I contact Amen Clinics and set up a SPECT scan to take a look and see what is going on and he could offer more targeted tips for me based on what he sees.Dr. Amen always says, “How do you know, if you don’t look?” So of course, I’m schedule to get a SPECT image scan of my brain next week, and my husband is coming along with me so we can both learn ways that we can look at the current state of our brain health, with the goal of optimizing our brain and future. I’m not sure what we will learn, but I thought a good first step would be to speak with Doug Sutton and learn first-hand from his brain scan experience what he learned, and how it not only impacted, but changed his life. Sit back, take some notes, and if you have ever thought about getting a brain scan, I’m sure you will be convinced after this episode.Welcome Doug! Thank you so much for writing back so quickly about this. I know it’s been quite some time since we hung out through the seminars, but thank goodness for social media, we can reach out and connect as if no time has passed. Before we get into the questions, I’d love to know how everything is going for you these days. When we were speaking, you told me that you had a client that would be a great match for this podcast [v] and they were. I am definitely going to reach out to them for an interview. What work do you do?Q1: Doug, can you share what brought you to even consider going to get a brain scan? I know that you mention in your testimonial video that you were experiencing brain fog, and lower energy levels, but how did “contact Amen clinics for a SPECT scan” even enter your mind?Q2: I know that you had symptoms that led you to wanting to “look at your brain” but many people can use this opportunity to optimize their health since I know there is so much they can see about a person just from looking at their brain. I know Dr. Amen scanned Tana Amen’s brain when they were in the early stages of dating and he could see that a car accident she walked away from had an impact on her brain. Were you afraid of what they would find?Q3: What was the most noticeable thing they found out about your brain?Q4: What did you do differently AFTER you saw your results?Q5: What brain health habits did you keep after this experience and was there anything you stopped doing that you think you should go back to doing now we are talking about it? Q6: Is there anything important that you want to add that you think we might have missed?Thank you so much Doug, for sharing your SPECT imaging story. I know that there are many people out there who are thinking about doing this, but don’t know where to begin, whether they are like you are have symptoms, or like me, and just want to take their health to another level.  I’m excited to learn more ways to optimize my brain, but also nervous about what they will find. If anyone wants to learn more about a brain scan at Amen Clinics, they can go to https://www.amenclinics.com/If anyone wants to learn more about you, and the work you are doing, they can go to www.consciousgrowth.com Thanks Doug. RESOURCES:Dave Asprey’s Bulletproof Radio Podcast https://blog.daveasprey.com/category/podcasts/ Amen Clinics Locations https://www.amenclinics.com/locations/ REFERENCES:[i] Doug Sutton Testimonial from Amen Clinics [ii] Neuroscience Meets SEL Podcast Episode #72 with Dr. Shane Creado on “Sleep Peak Performance for Athletes.” https://www.achieveit360.com/dr-shane-creado-on-sleep-strategies-that-will-guarantee-a-competitive-advantage/[iii] Neuroscience Meets SEL Podcast Episode #11 with Chloe Amen on “[iv] Dr. Daniel and Tana Amen’s End of Mental Illness 6 Week Brain Challenge Class https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-8CiGDWYXQ[v][v] www.fuelingbrains.com

Anastasia Phillips and Face2Face host David Peck talk about her new film Tammy’s Always Dying, mental health issues, perspective, vanity, therianthropy and winemaking and why she never judges a character.TrailerSynopsis:On the 29th of every month, right when the welfare money runs out, Catherine talks her alcoholic mother Tammy off the ledge of the same bridge. This routine has gone on for so long that it’s the only thing Cathy feels she’s good at. And its Tammy’s selfish way of keeping hold of her daughter. But when Tammy is diagnosed with terminal cancer, suddenly she's not so sure she wants to die anymore.Catherine has embraced failure. She works at the neighborhood dive bar and has terrible relationship with Reggie Seamus, the same idiot she's been with since high school. Except now he’s unhappily married with kids. The only positive force in Catherine's life is Doug, a semi-closeted friend of the family who has the unfortunate habit of always taking Tammy's side. With Tammy’s diagnosis, Catherine's responsibilities become completely overwhelming.Then a chance meeting with Ilana, a glamorous, reality TV agent gives Catherine an alternative. She can sell her life story and experience 15 minutes of fame. She just has to wait for Tammy to die. But Tammy is responding well to treatment. The 29th comes and goes and…nothing.Catherine is furious after an altercation with her still ferocious mother. She throws a suitcase into the back of her shit-box car and leaves for the city. To Ilana. To success. Finally, she'll get an audience for her tragedy. But Ilana isn't the hero Catherine anticipated; in fact, Ilana is a selfish drunk, which is exhaustingly familiar to Catherine.When Doug suddenly dies of a heart attack, Catherine is completely devastated. She decides to go back home and do the only thing she's ever been good at: taking care of Tammy. But Tammy has come to terms with her mortality and wants to do right by her daughter.And then it’s the 29th.About Anastasia:Anastasia Phillips was born and raised in Toronto. She received a B.F.A in Acting from the University of British Columbia, where she also studied Philosophy. Her professional acting career began with the title role in the Vancouver Art’s Club production The Diary of Anne Frank, for which she received a Dora nomination for Best Actress. From there, Phillips worked across the country in regional theatres, including the Citadel’s production of Equus, and the Vancouver premier of Morwyn Brebner’s The Optimists. She also toured with the Electric Theatre Company’s award winning production of Studies in Motion.Phillips moved back to Toronto when she landed a lead role on the CBC series, M.V.P,. A number of television and film projects followed, including the notable feature Nonsense Revolution, which premiered at the Atlantic Film Festival in Halifax. Recently, on the big screen, Phillips also starred in the dramatic thriller Incident In A Ghostland as a traumatized sister and daughter, for director Pascal Laugier; and as an over-protective young mother in Don’t Talk To Irene, for director Pat Mills.Phillips has studied and performed improv at the Groundlings in LA, and has also trained in a circus, as well as with a Brazilian theater troupe. She was the voice of ‘Lo’ on the Fresh TV animated series Stoked.Phillips gained further notoriety when she starred in an episode of Murdoch Mysteries, which garnered her a Gemini nomination for Best Performance by an Actress in a Guest Role. She later reprised that role on the series, at the request of the show’s creator. Additionally, one Phillips’s favorite roles was that of ‘Vera Burr’, the empowered lead on Bomb Girls, both the TV movie and the series, opposite Meg Tilly. Image Copyright: JA Productions. Used with permission.F2F Music and Image Copyright: David Peck and Face2Face. Used with permission.For more information about David Peck’s podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here.With thanks to Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the Keto Kamp Podcast Episode 60 with Doug Reynolds!     Today, I a have Doug Reynolds, founder of LowCarbUSA®, a platform for scientists, entrepreneurs, and the medical community to share their research surrounding the low carbohydrate and ketogenic lifestyles.   Founded in 2015, LowCarbUSA® is an organization focused on dietary education and support by hosting scientific conferences, providing online coaching, a comprehensive library of scientific papers supporting the way of eating, and a worldwide database of 'Low Carb Friendly' healthcare providers and nutritionists.   In Doug Reynold's early '30s, he had run almost a hundred marathons and ultras and could eat pretty much anything he liked. As Doug approached 40, however, he noticed he was putting on a little weight each year and, no matter how hard he trained, Doug was not able to get the weight off again. In the end, he was always injured and hating running and life itself.   When Doug was first introduced to the concept of the Ketogenic / Banting lifestyle, he could not believe that an athlete could function without carbohydrates. However, as an engineer at heart, Doug started reading all the research, and he found that it made total sense. Plus, it explained all the issues he was having, including the things Doug struggled with back when he was running well.   In this episode, Doug Reynolds opens the show describing his experience gaining weight and then losing it with the keto diet. He was inspired, so he started LowCarbsUSA and describes the lifechanging conferences they hold each year. Plus, Doug explains how he is committed to helping to reverse the current consensus on a diet here in the US and around the world. The consequences of the governmental dietary policies introduced in 1977 have been catastrophic, and it's time we all took a stand! Tune in! Become a member of the Keto Kamp Academy today! Fresh Pressed Olive Oil: http://www.ketokampoliveoil.com Purity Coffee: http://www.ketokampcoffee.com   [00:15] About Doug Reynolds   Doug was a distance runner; he thought he was bulletproof. Doug would run 55-mile races in Africa. As he aged, Doug started to pick up a few pounds of weight every year. At one point, Doug stood on the scale and was horrified to see he was 35 pounds over his ideal weight. Without any resources, Doug tried the keto diet with trial and error. His inflammation cleared up, he lost the weight, and he stopped snoring at night.   [11:15] LowCarbsUSA® Conferences Doug’s first conference far exceeded his expectations. Every conference, they end up building a community and a culture within their organization. They also live stream all of their events – it is available to people online. The live stream is cheaper, and you will not have to travel. However, the vibe and the comradery are lifechanging.   [20:00] Standard of Care Doctors have many challenges suggesting keto to their patients. The standard of care is not a document. You don’t learn it at college. It is a consensus of practitioners in a similar environment with similar training what they actually do in practice. There is now a document guiding physicians on how to utilize a low-carb diet with their patients. Eventually, practitioners who do not acknowledge this diet as a viable way to change a health outcome, they may have to face a malpractice lawsuit.   [35:30] The Conference in Indonesia The audience was in tears when they heard of a boy who had a certain condition and was told he would never walk again. After the boy and his parents started the keto diet, he was able to walk again. Not only did that miracle happen, but his parents also lost weight, and their health improved.   [42:55] Practicing Gratitude Doug is grateful for finding out about the keto diet at the age of 51.   [43:40] Doug’s Definition of Perfect Health Weight is not part of the definition. It comes along for the ride. Doug started keto because of weight. He only learned about the metabolic benefits as he went along. Perfect health is all your biomarkers being where they need to be. That does not include LDL. If you are not eating carbs, then LDL is not an issue. People focus way too much on weight. No one ever dies from being fat; they die from the underlying metabolic issues that made them fat. Society is so focused on weight. If you get yourself metabolically healthy, the weight will come. Be patient. Weight loss is a side-effect of perfect health.     AND MUCH MORE!   Resources from this episode: Visit Doug’s Website Read his blog Read the Clinical Guidelines Document Connect with Doug Reynolds: Twitter Facebook Pinterest YouTube Instagram Attend the LowCarbUSA conference in Boca Raton, FL. Use ketokamp at checkout for $100 off your ticket. // F O L L O W ▸ instagram | @thebenazadi | http://bit.ly/2B1NXKW ▸ facebook | /thebenazadi | http://bit.ly/2BVvvW6 ▸ twitter | @thebenazadi http://bit.ly/2USE0so ▸ email | ben@ketokamp.com   Disclaimer: This podcast is for information purposes only. Statements and views expressed on this podcast are not medical advice. This podcast including Ben Azadi disclaim responsibility from any possible adverse effects from the use of information contained herein. Opinions of guests are their own, and this podcast does not accept responsibility of statements made by guests. This podcast does not make any representations or warranties about guests qualifications or credibility. Individuals on this podcast may have a direct or non-direct interest in products or services referred to herein. If you think you have a medical problem, consult a licensed physician.

When Doug started the Dad 2.0 summit 8 years ago, he didn't anticipate the impact it would have. The conference is now the go to place to network with the top dad influencers, marketers, and a brands. The conference has hosted Michael Strahan, Dax Shepard, and more. They've paired dads with brands such as Dove, Best Buy, and Amazon. If you are passionate about fatherhood and changing the stigmas surrounding dadlife, Dad 2.0 is the place to be. Doug has successfully coparented for years and brings great insight into what's worked for him. www.dad2summit.com Subscribe and review the show!  Join the Actidad family: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Actidad/ www.actidad.com

As your company gets bigger, business owners discover a tough problem — you become less and less in touch with what your employees are doing and you don’t know if you’re on track with your goals. And if you do regular quarterly meetings, another problem that arises is that your actions are not tightly aligned to your goals between the day-to-day. Today’s guest has some answers on how to become more involved and aware of where your company is going.   Doug Walner is the CEO of Align Technologies Corp, a growth management tool to help develop, track, and measure your progress. He has over 25 years of technology business management and his background includes human capital management, consumer production, aviation, and media.   When Doug was in the process of selling one of his companies, the diligence and amount of paperwork involved to show buyers and investors his company and his staff were on track with their goals were extensive and tedious. When Align came along, things really changed for so many entrepreneurs, especially when it came time to sell.   One of the amazing features about Align is that employees can now see what everyone in the business is in charge of doing, and how they’re doing. It creates transparency and accountability within the company. Due to its interface, buyers and investors can also quickly log into Align and see progress reports, priorities, and have historical data for the business in an instant.   It’s just good business to track as much as you can about the company. This opens you up for so much more when you’re ready to sell or get more financing. When businesses rely on the founder to ‘keep things going,’ it becomes very difficult for an investor to fund you when they cannot realistically see if your business is even scalable.   Interview Links: Aligntoday.com   Resources: Scaling Up for Business Growth Workshop: Take the first step to mastering the Rockefeller Habits by attending one of our workshops. Scaling Up Summits (Select Bill Gallagher as your coach during registration for a discount.) Bill on YouTube  

In this episode, we speak with Doug Petkanics, co-founder and CEO of Livepeer. Livepeer is developing open source video infrastructure services on top of the Ethereum blockchain. For those interested in learning about how a project tackles the huge challenge of designing token economic systems to properly align incentives of different groups in a network, this episode is for you. Doug describes what it was like in the early days when he and his co-founder were trying to prove to themselves that it was possible to solve this problem. He shares how they spent time developing unrelated projects on Ethereum to learn what it was like and to understand the limitations of the technology. We also delve into the lessons they learned around things like fundraising from their previous experiences as startup founders. One of the most interesting topics we discussed was how they are using staking and slashing in their protocol. Overall, it was a fascinating discussion. Enjoy! Show Notes [0:31] Show intro [0:48] Quick overview of Livepeer and Doug's background. [2:35] When Doug and his co-founder Eric realized they wanted to build for the decentralized web. [4:27] The frustrating web2.0 experience that inspired them to make the jump to web3. [8:22] The problem Livepeer is aiming to solve and how. [13:19] How they identified the problem and why they felt it was the right one to solve with decentralization. [16:08] What their 6-9 month research phase was like for them. [19:42] How Doug and Eric's long history of working together enabled them to move quickly through assessing feasibility of Livepeer. [24:45] When they took on pre-seed funding, why and how that was informed by past lessons learned. [26:42] Overview of Livepeer's token economics and their process for designing the incentives. [31:17] Why they chose a target participation rate of 50% in the protocol. [34:19] How staking and delegated proof of stake are used Livepeer. [38:05] The importance of balancing participating nodes and delegating nodes. [41:54] The business model for the Livepeer team. [44:16] Who the different user groups of Livepeer and how the team thinks about designing for the different user experience for each. [49:23] Lessons learned designing for users early on. [52:09] Overview of Livepeer team. [55:07] The value of forking from Doug's perspective. Links https://twitter.com/petkanics https://twitter.com/LivepeerOrg https://livepeer.org/ https://www.swarm.fund/ https://truebit.io/ https://medium.com/@petkanics https://medium.com/livepeer-blog https://github.com/livepeer https://www.reddit.com/r/livepeer https://discordapp.com/invite/RR4kFAh

It’s just me, Jamie, hosting the show today! When Doug went to drop our daughter off at daycare, the car broke down, so he can’t join me. The show must go on, though, and I can’t wait for you to hear this conversation with today’s guests! I think you’ll love Cat & Nat, who are amazingly funny and offer refreshing perspectives on parenting.Cat and Nat are basically twins with different parents. They’ve been friends since high school, and even have husbands with the same name. Today, their lives are deeply intertwined, as you’ll hear in this conversation! These two amazing women stumbled their way into becoming mom millionaires, and they want to help you become a mom millionaire too! As a stay-at-home mom, it can be hard to watch your husband feeling the stress of being the only breadwinner, and you might even feel guilty about spending the money that he earns. Finding your own financial success relieves this stress on both of you.Since you’re listening to this podcast, you probably already know that Doug and I met on Married at First Sight. Since Cat and Nat don’t know that story, though, I’ll tell it to them (including with some background on my time on The Bachelor), and I think you might enjoy hearing it from this different perspective! You’ll also hear about one of the most awkward moments that I had with Doug.Of course I wish that Doug could have been here for this conversation, but it was super fun (and even funny, I think!) even though he couldn’t be here. Tune in to hear all about being a real mom from two moms who really get it, and who are here to offer the perfect combination of fantastic advice, non-judgmental understanding, and a big dose of fun. I think you’ll love these two as much as I do! Today’s Guests:Shawniece on InstagramJephte on Instagram Shawniece on TwitterJephte on Twitter In This Episode:[00:37] - Welcome to the show! Jamie will be hosting it alone today thanks to Doug’s car problems.[04:37] - Cat & Nat joke about how to tell which of them is which (even though they aren’t identical twins, or even sisters).[06:18] - We hear the story of Cat and Nat’s friendship, which started when they were in high school.[1:33] - Do Jamie and her husband both work from home?[12:37] - We learn that Jamie discovered Cat & Nat on Instagram, and we hear an excerpt from their their #MOMTRUTHS clip about Marie Kondo.[16:26] - We hear about the difficulty of throwing out things that don’t spark joy when you’re a busy mom.[18:24] - What are Cat and Nat’s tips for moms who want to become mom millionaires too?[21:18] - Jamie, Cat, and Nat talk about finances, being a working mom, or staying at home.[23:32] - We hear about how Jamie and Doug met and got married, including the background of her time on The Bachelor.[29:20] - How did Jamie’s family react to her decision to get married at first sight?[30:53] - Jamie talks about her book, and gives an example from the book of an awkward situation she and Doug got into.[34:14] - Cat and Nat talk about their upcoming book, Cat and Nat’s Mom Truths, as well as their tour and Jamie’s desire to move to California.[40:49] - Where can people find Cat and Nat online?[42:02] - Jamie reassures listeners that Doug isn’t stranded and in trouble, even though he wasn’t able to be here... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Organifi Quah! In this episode of Quah, sponsored by Organifi (organifi.com, code "mindpump" for 20% off), Sal, Adam & Justin answer Pump Head questions about the benefits to fasting for a couple hours after a workout, the benefits of keeping NEAT relatively high during a bulk, the contradiction of a calorie deficit and reverse dieting and why Sal has not competed in a bodybuilding or physique contest. The consequences of vaping with delta-8-tetrahydrocannabinol and forgetting to pick up your kids. Sal finds out the hard way. (4:09) Is Adam the worst gift giver ever? The guys talk giving vs. receiving. (7:25) The time Sal almost got in a fight with two hippies. (15:06) Are you breaking the law if you're a medical marijuana card holder and want to own guns? Court Rules That Medical Marijuana Card Holders Can't Buy Firearms. (17:55) When Doug takes that last Organifi Gold Juice and Adam gets upset. (22:32) What the heck has happened to Justin' chickens??!! Is he biohacking them? (25:20) Does Mind Pump HQ need a cat?? Update on the mice in the studio. (32:30) That one time Justin goes to the Opera and stinks up the house. The guys share “dirty” clothes stories. (34:17) Is Adam aiming to be the most handsome guy in the room? Update on his training and that Ryan Gosling body. (40:09) Sal sells the shit out of MAPS Black and how his body is responding to their newest program. (44:09) #Quah question #1 – Are there any benefits to fasting for a couple hours after a workout? (49:47) #Quah question #2 – What are the benefits of keeping NEAT relatively high during a bulk? (58:20) #Quah question #3 – Why are the topics of calorie deficit and reverse dieting not contradicting each other? (1:04:35) #Quah question #4 – Sal, why haven't you competed in a bodybuilding or physique contest? (1:12:00) People Mentioned: Layne Norton, PhD (@biolayne)  Instagram Related Links/Products Mentioned: Court Rules That Medical Marijuana Card Holders Can't Buy Firearms Organifi **Code “mindpump” for 20% off** Dosist – delivering health and happiness™ Joovv **$25 off total purchase** Butcher Box **FREE bacon for life** Everly Well **Code “MINDPUMP” 15% off any test** MAPS Split Mind Pump 785: Dr. Layne Norton on Taking Charge of Your Diet, Metabolism & Relationship with Food Get our newest program, MAPS Split, an expertly programmed and phased muscle building and sculpting program designed to get your body stage ready. This is an advanced program and is not recommended for beginners. Get it at www.mapssplit.com! Get MAPS Prime, MAPS Anywhere, MAPS Anabolic, MAPS Performance, MAPS Aesthetic, the Butt Builder Blueprint, the Sexy Athlete Mod AND KB4A (The MAPS Super Bundle) packaged together at a substantial DISCOUNT at www.mindpumpmedia.com.   Would you like to be coached by Sal, Adam & Justin? You can get 30 days of virtual coaching from them for FREE at www.mindpumpmedia.com. Get MAPS HIIT, an expertly programmed and phased High-Intensity Interval Training program designed to maximize fat burn and improve conditioning. Get it at www.mindpumpmedia.com!   Have Sal, Adam & Justin personally train you via video instruction on our YouTube channel, Mind Pump TV. Be sure to Subscribe for updates.   Please subscribe, rate and review this show! Each week our favorite reviewers are announced on the show and sent Mind Pump T-shirts! Have questions for Mind Pump? Each Monday on Instagram (@mindpumpmedia) look for the QUAH post and input your question there. (Sal, Adam & Justin will answer as many questions as they can)

Host of the Nice Guys Podcast, entrepreneur, and industry leader Doug Sandler shares how he first connected with mentors who showed him a clear path to reinvent his career. As an influencer himself, he also shares the #1 factor to succeed when someone wants to initiate a business relationship with him. Doug's Journey Doug learned that having the right connections is the best way to grow as an entrepreneur, and that’s why he wrote “Nice Guys Finish First,” a book that explores how to build such a strong network of connections. “The more people you help, the more people who help you,” he says. Your influencer marketing story When Doug went through a career reinvention, connecting with a mentor helped him find his path. Jeffrey Heizlett, a prime-time television and radio host at C-Suite was that mentor. Doug started by posting a review of Jeffrey’s book and podcast. His goal was to deliver as much value as possible. When Jeffrey was traveling in the same area, Doug reached out and asked to meet him in person. Jeffrey agreed, and a powerful mentorship relationship started. To approach influencers, Doug suggests to always start by delivering value, and to be very specific about what you want to achieve. Get to know the influencer to ensure you share the same values, too. What has worked best to build your platform? Doug’s book allowed him to grow a large following on Twitter. Once he launched his podcast “The Nice Guys on Business” to promote his book, his audience skyrocketed. Now, the podcast has reached a million downloads. Doug stresses that the growth of his audience happened after 16 months hosting his show. If he had given up too soon, he would have never experienced the success he’s achieved. Worst influencer marketing moment Doug’s network of connections has changed as his goals change. Some relationships have fallen flat, but the only way to know whether a relationship is going to work out or not is by getting to know people. Taking that first step is essential. “Don’t be afraid to build new relationships,” Doug says. “I’ve learned more from the failures in my life than from the successes.” One thing you're most excited about Doug founded a company called Turn Key Podcasting, in which he helps podcasters launch, produce, and promote their podcast. He applies the system he’s created which allowed his podcast to reach a million downloads. He customizes his services based on the podcasters’ primary goals. Resources mentioned Tool: Acuity Scheduling: https://acuityscheduling.com CRM Management Tool: Cloze Social Media Automation Tool: Social Juke Box https://www.socialjukebox.com/ Book: Who Moved My Cheese? Doug’s message “Approach the influencer with a giving hand.” More About Doug Sandler Doug Sandler is an entrepreneur and industry leader. His book, Nice Guys Finish First is a #1 ranked Amazon Best Seller.  As a podcast host of The Nice Guys, Doug has interviewed Gary Vaynerchuk, Arianna Huffington from HuffPost, Dan Harris from Good Morning America, Ron Klain, White House Chief of Staff and dozens of celebs. Doug is a nationally recognized speaker, writer, and founder of TurnKey Podcast Company, providing podcast production, editing and launch services. Connect with Doug at http://www.dougsandler.com/ or doug (at) dougsandler.com Tune in to The Nice Guys on Business Podcast: http://www.dougsandler.com/podcast-by-the-nice-guys/

Ever wondered how some churches finally get unstuck and build momentum for growth? Today's episode is a story of one of those churches. Living Waters Church in Fort Langley, BC was a great little community church a decade ago. But it wasn't growing. It wasn't reaching new people. When Doug and Linda Smith arrived, there were about 40-50 faithfully attending. 11 years later, they have two locations, four services, one church plant and over 800 in attendance. How did this happen? In today's episode, Doug Smith tries to shed light on the last decade of his leadership journey.  Subscribe! Go to iTunes, and subscribe to the podcast, so it will automatically download to your devices. Once you're there, you might as well leave a review as well. Ratings and reviews help the podcast reach more people.

Doug Bishop, the GM of Newschoolers.com is more than just a visionary in action sports.  He’s a passionate skier who is focused on building community while wearing his heart on his sleeve.  These days he finds himself behind a desk, selling the dream that is skiing in the digital world and creating a second home for skiers all over the world.  While he didn’t have a solid plan out of high school, Doug’s career blossomed into owning a piece and selling said piece of Newschoolers.com, rising to the position of GM of the site and when traveling, being one of the scariest people at the bar (in a good way…I think)   Doug Bishop Show Notes   2:33 His title and what he does at Newschoolers 4:34:  Born into skiing and being a ski racer and why every skier should wear spandex at least once   6:54:  Doing Orienteering?  A sport that kids like Doug did in Canada 8:19:  Attempting to go to Carleton University with the idea of being a writer, seeing Freeze Magazine, deciding to drop out to become a pro skier and what his family thought about that. 12:00:  High North Ski Camp 15:30:  Getting certified, coaching park skiing and helping create the Level 1 for Canada and then getting a job at Blue Mountain on the park staff and competing when not working. 17:17:  His pro career, using Newschoolers for the first time and who is Matt Harvery. 20:50: Diecutstickers.com (Listen for 10% off your first order with DCS) and Evo (listen for special offer) 22:30:  How did the first meeting with Harvey go, what happens when he takes a job with Freeskier? 24:52:  realizing running the park was not going to happen at Blue Mountain, coming to the realization that he was losing every contest and his girlfriend leaves him and making a huge shift in life:  moving to Montreal and selling for NS. 27:00:  When did he start turning NS around with advertising dollars and then selling Newschoolers and getting paid. 29:31:  Spy (25% off site wide, listen for code) and Sierra at Tahoe spots 31:00:  The big changes that they experienced once Newschoolers was owned, The good and bad. 33:13:  The latest acquisition has Doug working in print as well as digital.  What he learns from print and what they take from him.  34:26:  What marketers need to know 36:04:  When Doug feels print is more important than digital 37:48:  His antiestablishment attitude and how does he shake it up as he gets older?  And why is the youth not angry anymore? 41:25:  Reporting the news, good and bad.  What kind of hoodie was John Spriggs looking for and the reaction to this on the site and comparing that to the Nick Goepper news a couple of years ago.

Reach Us Here: Doug- @DJDoug Strickland- @NiceGuyonBiz   Production Assistant - Anna Nygren On Facebook: The Nice Guys Community page   Does Strickland favor himself in the intro, or is Doug just being overly sensitive?   When Doug is speaking, what should he put in his intro?   Doug tells all about his vacation at the Greenbrier Resort   His wife is an excellent shot. Don't get on her bad side.   Strick goes a really long way for a joke (worth it? Probably not)   Strick teaches roulette and Doug enjoys the social aspect of gambling   Strick says "Get the fuck out of here!" again. Should this be a new thing?   Details of the former government bomb shelter   What are you doing on New Year's Eve?   Doug's Stuff: Amazon #1 Best selling book Nice Guys Finish First. Business Building Bootcamp (10 Module Course)   Partner Links: Interview Valet:  Get interviewed on top podcasts and share your message. BombBomb: Take your email to the next level. Drop a BombBomb today. Acuity Scheduling: Stop wasting time going back and forth scheduling appointments   Amazon.com: Click before buying anything. Help support the podcast.   Survey: Take our short survey so The Nice Guys know what you like.   Nice Guys Links Subscribe to the Podcast Niceguysonbusiness.com   If you want to talk to Doug, call him at 410-340-6861 any Wednesday between 5:00 PM-6:30 PM EST. OR… If you just want to leave us feedback and not talk to anyone, call 4242 DJ DOUG (424-253-3684)     Promise Statement: To provide a learning experience that is entertaining and adds value to your life.   Don't underestimate the Power of Nice.

Mastering Mentorship through Adversity with Doug Stewart: Can you think of something you can do today that will make your life worse? What about something that will make your life better?  Now, are you willing to do what it will take to make your life better? Or will you be a victim? Our guest today, Doug Stewart, is no stranger to living a life as a victim. It wasn’t until he was in college that his whole mindset changed. During his school years he was told that he had a speech impediment, ADHD, and narcolepsy. He couldn’t write his alphabet until the age of 11. He had one person believe in him and that changed everything. Doug’s college experience was different than his grade school experience; they actually expected him to perform in school in order to play sports. When he was in grade school, many teachers allowed him to get by because of all his disabilities that were listed in his folder. His 1.4 GPA in college landed him in the office of his academic advisor, Sarah. Sarah is that one person who believed in him. When Doug went into her office that day, the words she spoke to him changed his life completely. She knew he wasn’t living up to his potential. She said to him “you know what your problem is? Your problem is that you’re a victim of your own thinking.” Sarah made him come into her office every day so she could help him in his classes. Sarah would read his homework out loud to him and he was to draw picture of what it reminded him of. After a couple of weeks, he became more comfortable in his classes. He was remembering the things she read to him and the pictures he drew. He started making higher grades on his tests. At the end of the semester he went to look at his grades and he had an “alarm clock moment”. An “alarm clock moment” is that feeling you get when your alarm didn’t go off and you are going to be late to something important. He felt that he was behind and he was going to miss out on LIFE. He had missed so much in his life already and he couldn’t wait any longer. He now knew that he could learn and his disabilities were not going to hold him back. Doug started to find ways to develop himself and he needed a mentor to do that. He actually needed many mentors because he was behind in all areas of his life. Think for a moment if you had a boardroom inside of your mind. Who would you have sitting at your round table? Who would you want to pour into your life? Stephen talks about his board members and they are all people who want to help him succeed and people who he wants to help succeed. Doug talks about all his board members and all the mentors he has in his life. He gives us 5 and a half types of mentors that we should look for. And yes, that is half of a mentor that we should look for in life. The first mentor we should have at our table is a “street view mentor”. This mentor is someone who is wearing the same jersey as us, similar perspective and same mission. Doug gave an example of his wife for this mentor. She has the same perspective as he does and she is on the same mission. The next mentor to look for at our table is a “world view mentor”. This mentor is someone who has a different perspective as us but still the same mission. Doug’s example of his world view mentor is a couple from his hometown, Raleigh, NC, by the names of Tom and Molly. They are a couple that sit above his perspective and can help him miss the road blocks of life. Another mentor to have sitting with us would be the “categorical mentor”. Think of this mentor as a filing cabinet. There are things in this mentor that we would like to replicate but then there are also things in this mentor that we would like to keep closed. We can pull the areas of influence out from this mentor but we don’t have to follow everything about them. The fourth mentor to look for is called the “stealth mentor”. Think of this mentor as a ninja. They go unnoticed. They are people who are mentoring us but have no idea. We are able to have a conversation with them and an impromptu mentor session. The “time machine mentor” is the next one on the list. These are people that we can no longer sit down with to have a cup of coffee but have left us resources. They have come before us and have given us a legacy to follow through with. Doug gave the example of his grandfather, Abraham Lincoln and Jesus. They are no longer here on earth with us but have left us many resources that we can gain wisdom from. This mentor is the five and a half mentor. The half is very important because this person needs to be part of our mentors but shouldn’t take up as much time as the other five. This mentor is called the “anti-mentor”. More than likely we have already thought of a person that would be an anti-mentor of ours. It’s someone that we want nothing to do with and wouldn’t follow anything in their life. There are as many lessons in people we don’t want to be like as there are in people we want to be like. We need to know what we don’t want as much as we need to know what we want. Having mentors in our lives are important. Something that is just as important, if not more, is menteeship. Menteeship is the capacity and willingness to learn from things around us. In order to be a good mentee, we must recognize that we don’t know everything and we must be willing to learn, not just for ourselves, but for other people’s benefit. Doug intentionally learns something new each day. He went from not wanting to learn at all, to wanting to learn everything. He lives a life of enthusiastic discovery. He is always willing and wanting to learn. Everyone has more potential that we all know. Our effect on the world isn’t our responsibility. Our responsibility is to take action and plant seeds. God will harvest those seeds. Our adversities never feel good but the result when we overcome is amazing! Once we start sharing our story, we are planting those seeds. How many lives would you change if you were to face your main obstacle head on? How many seeds could you plant? If you are willing to change your own life, you can change others. You too can live a life of enthusiastic discovery! To get more information on Doug Stewart, visit his website at dougstewart919.com. We sincerely hope that you enjoy today’s podcast. We had a great time getting to hear Doug’s story and how he views mentorship. Please take the time to comment and share this with others. As you come across questions for us and comments about Journey Principles, email us at feedback@journeyprinciples.com. We will be having a whole show featuring your questions, so please keep them coming! We look forward to seeing our Journey Principles Family next time!

How does a terror attack affect investors? When Doug recently spoke to a lawyer at a big brokerage firm, he was shocked to find out that a result of the rise of global terrorism, the company had closed its international operations. But what is the general reaction to terror among long-term investors? What is the best way for investors to react to global terror? What should you do when the going gets rough? Tune in to get a link to more information about terror and its effects on economics and investing.

Doug Hess has worked in financial services for two decades, is a university professor and has worked in marketing and sales for over a decade. He is an adjunct faculty member where he teaches in the School of Business for several local colleges and universities. Doug is the co-author of "Gordon Gekko, CEO: Lessons from Wall Street for a Winning Attitude” which was inspired by the movie, Wall Street. When Doug is not giving talks across the country relating to the concepts in his book he can be found working on any number of creative projects. He is the Executive Producer of the short film, "Who’s That Guy?", released in 2012. This film was a unique and entertaining look into a film critic’s journey to locate a goatee clad, bald man. Doug is married to Misty and the father of two young children Zack and Drew. He serves on several boards within the community as well as running the local youth soccer league with his

## Project   It’s easier than you think to publish your module on Drupal.org. This is my experience going through the entire process. Sharing this experience I hope to convince you and others to do the same. Contributing back to the community that gives all of us so much, to many of us our livelihood.    * When Doug first recommended that I talk to you about this, I wasn’t really thrilled. But, I took a look at your slides, and thought that it actually looked like really good information. So, what made you decide to put together a presentation on the project application process in the first place? My “Why” Finally published a module to help solve my own problem My project that took me through this process is Display Suite Extra Layouts https://www.drupal.org/project/ds_extra_layouts Projects don’t have to be the 100% perfect solve for everyone, everywhere It’s more about: Giving back, centralizing code, helping others make great projects too.   * So what are the steps to getting a project reviewed and accepted? Where to start and basically the entire guide to submitting a module “Apply for permissions to create full projects” https://www.drupal.org/node/1011698 Some things to know One time process Reviews are primarily by your peers Learns/reiterates code standards and best practices Do your Research First Check if your idea exists already Combine efforts where you can Volunteer as a co-maintainer where needed   * Okay, let’s get down to the nitty-gritty. What are the technical steps you need to follow to get your project approved? Setup Git Access Learn some Git basics Google is your friend Github & Code School’s tutorial http://try.github.io Setup your Git Access in your D.o profile Basically just need to add an SSH key Instructions here: https://www.drupal.org/node/1047190 Sandboxes With Git access setup you can now create sandboxes or “experimental” projects Instructions here: https://www.drupal.org/node/1011196 Take advantage of these, having a commit history of changes is a good thing. Use sandboxes to get your code “production ready” The Checklist (Pre-Application) Before starting the application make sure you run through the checklist Setup Readme, Git Branches, well commented, etc... Link to checklist: https://www.drupal.org/node/1587704 The process goes much much faster, many people skip it PA Review Bonus Part of the checklist asks you to run your sandbox through a bot. Catches the majority of problems. You can setup your own Review Bot  https://www.drupal.org/project/pareviewsh http://pareview.sh/ “Full Stop” - Took me a while to figure that out. You get a review bonus when everything is fixed. The Application https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/projectapplications READ THE DIRECTIONS! In the title include core version: [D7] Write a Clear Descriptions… can be the same as your project/sandbox page Clear descriptions help people understand better the purpose of your project Provide links to your Sandbox, the Git clone command, and PA Review When you are ready set the status to “Needs Review”     * I noticed when I looked through your slides that you mentioned reviewing other projects as a part of this. Why is that needed? Reviewing other projects You must review at least 3 other people’s projects Post a link to your reviews in your own project application It’s just like trying a new module. Download it, enable it, try it Report back your findings… good, bad, and suggestions I learned a lot from doing this Now you wait. Others will review your project and post feedback. be prompt to fix issues Once all is well someone should mark your project “Reviewed and Tested by the Community” Then you wait for someone with the “Power” to grant you full project status   * Once someone has approved your project, what’s involved with getting the official project page setup? Into the Wild! You can now create your project page be mindful of your project URL, you can’t change it Create a new release on your project page and in Git Creating a release: https://www.drupal.org/node/1068944 Tag Nameing Convention: https://www.drupal.org/node/1015226 FIN.   ## Questions from Twitter * [timani.co.zw](http://twitter.com/timani_net) Will this cover D.O vs github for projects? Pros & cons of staying with current design vs migrating to github? * [Joshua Turton](http://twitter.com/sjinteractive) #MUP117 When are we going to see movement on the project application issue queue? * [Joshua Turton](http://twitter.com/sjinteractive) #MUP117 process seems broken - have to apply... but once past "quality control" you can release any junk u want. * [Joshua Turton](http://twitter.com/sjinteractive) #MUP117 Also: encouraged to review others to boost your app's priority, but why would we trust reviews from users who haven't passed through process? (speaking of high priority list/review bonuses)

Robert Allen and Doug Gordon talk about Doug's book The Engaged Groom.  Robert asks Doug what inspired him to write the book.  When Doug got engaged in August 2003 he wanted his blog to have a focus.  He was busy wedding planning s...

Robert Allen and Doug Gordon talk about Doug's book The Engaged Groom.  Robert asks Doug what inspired him to write the book.  When Doug got engaged in August 2003 he wanted his blog to have a focus.  He was busy wedding planning s...