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If you're someone who works out alone (or with a partner) and looking to take things to the next level, they should consider working out with a BEAST. When Rich says BEAST, he means someone who is much bigger and stronger than them. They also most likely a lot more knowledgeable when it comes to certain aspects of working out. Even if you can't find a BEAST to work out with, you should consider shadowing or even just watching and following what the other BEAST(S) are doing! Not only will you learn a lot when researching the BEAST(S), but you'll also see the intensity they bring to get the results they desire.   

Rich Purpura to me took me under his wing when I joined Disney Cruise Lines in 2006. I really enjoyed his company. When Rich was your friend you were safe in Disney Land. Everyone knew Rich. He is rich in personality, performance, in Comedy Magic and anecdotes and boy if you were out with Rich he acted as your security so you would not have to queue anywhere you went. Above all else, he was hilarious to have as a friend on and off stage.Rich talks about his time over here in the UK in the late 80's early 90's, working Windsor and The Albert Hall, working Comedy Clubs and the majority of his work on Cruise Ships Worldwide. The story of the Captain's Cocktail Party Fiasco has to be heard to be believed. Sit back and enjoy the Chicago way of my friend, Micky Mouse's friend Rich Purpura.

For this week’s episode of the Church Planting Podcast we are joined by Rich Villodas to talk about the deeply formed church. Rich Villodas is the Lead Pastor at New Life Fellowship Church, where he succeeded Founding Pastor Pete Scazzero. New Life is a church community with people from over 75 nations in the heart of Queens, NYC. Rich was born and raised in the East New York section of Brooklyn, just 20 minutes from New Life. He graduated from Nyack College and then went on to complete a Masters of Divinity degree at Alliance Theological Seminary (one of our Alliance Partners). When Rich is not reading, he is cheering on his beloved Mets, Knicks and Jets teams. Rich is married to Rosie and they have a little girl and boy, named Karis and Nathan.

547: What’s Coming Next Rich Schefren, Strategic Profits – The Sharkpreneur podcast with Kevin Harrington and Seth Greene Episode 547 Rich Schefren Rich Schefren is the Founder and President of Strategic Profits, and the "coach to the Internet Gurus." After graduating from Case Western Reserve University, summa cum laude as an accounting major, Rich was recruited by Arthur Anderson's Strategic Planning Division. There he garnered several awards and then jumped at the opportunity to take over his family's struggling clothing business. When Rich turned that business into Soho's hottest eclectic clothing boutique, with loyal customers like Prince and Uma Thurman, he was hooked on being an entrepreneur.  Through his unique marketing ideas, the business had revenue growth from $1.5 to over $6.5 million in just three years. Next Rich invested $7500 to create a hypnosis center which expanded to multiple locations and generated over $7 Million a year, within four years. Rich then wanted to share his success secrets and developed a program for other hypnosis centers to achieve the success he had. When he made $287,000 in one week selling the program, he knew he was on to something big. Rich parlayed his offline successes and marketing prowess into an information product business.  Over the next 2 years he established joint ventures with the major online marketing players that generated in excess of $4 million in revenue. Many of these marketers secretly sought his advice to help them turn their businesses into profit-producing powerhouses. His passion was ignited to share what he'd learned with all struggling internet marketers who wanted to build real businesses and freer lives. That's when Strategic Profits came to be. Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Rich Schefren about what’s coming next for businesses. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show: How COVID-19 allowed for direct response marketing to be really effective. Why clubhouse rooms have become so popular with business owners. How every big breakthrough in direct response came from a change in format. Why new formats make it easier direct response marketers to make a sale. How 51% of traffic from Google search doesn’t leave Google. Connect with Rich: Guest Contact Info Twitter @richschefren Instagram @therealrichschefren Facebook facebook.com/InternetBusinessTalk LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/rich-schefren-4945471 Links Mentioned: strategicprofits.com/rich Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My guest on this episode of Nobody’s Safe w/Brady Laber is Rich Hoyt, a college basketball analyst for both Xavier University and Northern Kentucky University women’s teams and a freshman basketball coach at Covington Catholic High School. Rich grew up in Indianapolis and attended Cardinal Ritter High School. Like most Indiana natives he grew up a huge basketball fan and followed the Indiana Hoosiers led by the legendary Bobby Knight. Rich also followed the Butler Bulldogs and attended many games at the historic Hinkle Fieldhouse. This brings up a discussion about some of the great basketball venues in the state of Indiana that include Hinkle, IU’s Assembly Hall, Newcastle High School and Ben Davis High School. When Rich was a young lad he was a ballboy at the Midwestern City Conference Tournament (precursor to the Horizon League) played at Market Square Arena in Indianapolis. Rich later found a photo of himself in the background as Xavier University great Byron Larkin is hitting the shot that made him the Musketeer’s all-time leading scorer. Rich graduated from Indiana University and actually took a class that was taught by Coach Knight. Rich talks about how much fun that class was and how much he learned from “The General.” He moves on to Xavier University starting as a marketing intern and than later took a graduate assistant position. He makes some great contacts while working for the basketball program including but not exclusive to David West, Romain Soto and Alan Majors. While at Xavier, Rich becomes a coach and begins working on the girls basketball team at Roger Bacon High School. He eventually moves to the boys team at Roger Bacon working under the head coach Bill Brewer and later Brian Neal. Rich becomes the head coach of his own program when he takes over at Summit Country Day. The Silver Knights win the district title for the first time in over 20 years and he earns Coach of the Year honors. He steps down as the head coach at Summit for family reasons but still needs a basketball fix so he turns to broadcasting. He helps lead a student broadcast production for Summit games as they win a state championship in 2012 led by his successor Michael Bradley. Rich continued his broadcasting career as he catches on over at Xavier to team up with Mike Schmaltz as the broadcast team for the women’s basketball program. In 2017, Rich adds the Northern Kentucky University women’s basketball team to his broadcast schedule. He and his partner Matt Sexton were on the call as the Norse accomplish its first 20-win season as a Division-I program in 2020. Rich officially got back into high school coaching after a 10-year hiatus when he was hired as the freshman basketball coach at Covington Catholic High School. He also brings up that his wife, the former Kim Powers, who is a Northern Kentucky athletics legend. The Dixie Heights High School graduate went on to become a six-time All-American as a diver at Stanford University. You can also follow Rich on Twitter @CoachHoyt (https://twitter.com/CoachHoyt) You can follow Brady Laber on Twitter @BradyLaber1 (https://twitter.com/BradyLaber1) please use the hashtag #NobodysSafe Check out the Nobody’s Safe website at nobodysssafe.fireside.fm (https://nobodysssafe.fireside.fm) For more information on Stove Leg Media go the website StoveLeg.com (https://www.stoveleg.com) or send an email to Podcasts@stoveleg.com Intro music for the podcast was provided by bensoud.com (https://www.bensound.com)

Today on the show I'm joined by my buddy Rich Hebron (@richhebron). Rich Hebron is a writer, illustrator, and public speaker from Chicago, Illinois. His podcast Rich Conversations is available on Spotify, Apple podcasts, and YouTube. I love this guy. Rich Hebron is a true renaissance man. In three words? Playful. Wise. Open. Rich Hebron is like an open treasure chest in the middle of an urban park. You walk through the city, distracted by the sights and sounds. But then you discover the park, like that big park in New York City. Sitting in that park is an open treasure chest. You peek inside. It's full of ancient wisdom on how to live life to the fullest. That's Rich Hebron. When Rich was 22 years old he voluntarily lived homeless to see what it was like. He remembers those experiences to this day. And in this episode he shares what he learned about homelessness, and how we need to rethink what it means to live without permanent housing. Rich brings the sort of joy to a conversation that reminds me why I love talking to people. This is only round one of a hundred more episodes we'll have together. Please enjoy this wide ranging conversation about books, museums, dinosaurs, life, death, rethinking homelessness (Rich spent months living homeless), and, of course, so much more. Cheers, and here's to your good health this week. -Paul   Like the show? Sign up for my Sunday newsletter. Subscribers get access to previews a day before I release the full episode. I also include short essays on art, culture, creativity, and life. The best news? It's free. PS: Does The Penguin Latte Podcast remind you of the excitement of fresh presents on Christmas morning? If so, please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It takes all of 60 seconds (or 120 seconds if you're feeling extra spicy). By leaving a review, you're making the podcast 1% better. So, if 500 of you leave reviews, the podcast gets 500% better (if I have my math right). Plus, I love reading all of your juicy comments. Thanks so much!

Earlier this week I talked about not comparing yourself to others because we all have different needs, wants, and aspirations in life and how comparing yourself to others will keep you from reaching your own goals. Today I’m talking about Vision. Regardless of where you’re at in life, having a clear vision is an extremely powerful tool you need in order to achieve the results you want out of life. With a vision, you have a clear sense of purpose and you’re able to make decisions that will get you closer to your goals and highest aspirations in life. We all at one time had a vision of becoming a doctor, caring for patients and making an impact in people’s lives by offering conservative treatment that would give our communities better options for their ailments. With this vision we set out to get the undergrad experience we needed, we chose a chiropractic school, took the classes, and continued to pursue the vision of being a doctor to the point we’re all at now.  When Rich and I graduated almost 12 years ago we had a vision of opening a family chiropractic practice with low overhead, a cozy atmosphere, providing above standard care. With that vision we were able to set goals, make a plan, and take action to realize our vision. Once our vision included moving to a different state, buying another practice, and managing our first practice from out of state, we set new goals, made new plans, and took new actions. Then we had a vision of helping students and new chiropractors by creating this podcast and affordable resources for finding your ideal associate job and starting your own practice. We set goals, created a plan, and took action. So all of the actions we’ve taken, all started with a vision. A vision for what we wanted to do with our lives and how we wanted to grow and serve others, in order to support our family. Today I want you to think about the vision you have for yourself. Once you have a vision you have a clear understanding of what choices are going to help you realize that vision. If you have a spouse then your vision will help guide you both in a unified direction. You’ll be able to work together and get more done, moving in the same direction. A unified team that is organized, focused, and working together to contribute to the vision is a better team! Also, having a unified vision creates an energy of inspiration and enthusiasm. This will be important in difficult or stressful times, because having a clear vision will produce persistence and remind you why you started. It will define your goals, help you make a plan, and create confidence in the actions you begin to take in order to realize the vision. 3 Things to remember when you’re creating your vision, a mental picture of the results you want to achieve.  Dream Big Be positive Be Clear Once you have a vision it’s time to start thinking about these things: Do your friends and associates align with your vision?  Are you spending your time wisely, in order to fulfill your vision?  What do your current habits say about you? How can you start creating a vision for yourself? Peace and quiet.  Think about what you like. Think about what you don’t want. Create a vision board. Put what you want into words.  Set goals! Make a plan! Start taking action Want help with this process? Want like minded friends pursuing extraordinary goals? Join us in our facebook group. Follow us on Instagram @lifestylepractice. We have helped hundreds of students and chiropractors find their ideal associate job and start and build their own practices. We’d love to help you, wherever you’re at, to create and fulfill your own vision. We're creating the resources we wish we had when we first started! Hang out with us, download the resources, and make a plan! We can't wait to get to know you and help you make some of those tough decisions. Your success is our goal!  Like what you hear? Subscribe! If you’ve found any value or helpful information in the Lifestyle Practice Builders Podcast then we’d love to hear about it! Please head over to iTunes and subscribe. While you’re at it, leave us a RATING (5 stars would be great) and a REVIEW so others can find us! If you have any questions or comments about this show or its contents, please post them in the comments area below and we’ll be happy to answer them!

When Rich and Henry got together for some recordings a few weeks back we snuck in a Hidden Track or two. But we were also somewhat inebriated, so hopefully it's not too shambolic! Anyway, we decided to discuss Bilk's Essex garage punk rock and Charlotte Hatherley's ethereal sci-fi prog-rock. To listen to the music we discuss, go check out the playlist in Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2rLtD7vfJzCDi7cDPG0BCT?si=8KcmmZ5xSIqW_M5BaPYbgw Drop us a line at: @imightbewronguk on Twitter and Facebook Thanks to T-Toe for the intro music!

When Rich gets his hands on an interesting story, he’s like a man possessed. No, really, you’ll see what we mean a little ways into this week’s episode, which features a guest hosting appearance by Josh Weiss, president and virtual CIO of L.A. Creative Technologies, plus an interview with the consistently fascinating David Friend, president and CEO of cloud storage innovator Wasabi Technologies. You’ll also hear what your three hosts have to say about where ConnectWise is in its onboarding of Continuum one year after acquiring that company, a new cloud management solution from Linksys, and some new laptops from Lenovo. All that plus Rich’s head spinning around 360 degrees. You won’t want to miss it! Subscribe to ChannelPro Weekly! iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/channelpro-weekly-podcast/id1095568582?mt=2 Google Play Podcasts: https://play.google.com/music/m/Igodza5l63vd5w5mdybtpq2cr7e?t=ChannelPro_Weekly_Podcast Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7hWuOWbrIcwtrK6UJLSHvU More here: https://www.channelpronetwork.com/download/podcast/channelpro-weekly-podcast-episode-162-exorrich Topics and Related Links Mentioned: Linksys Announces Cloud-Native Edition of Wi-Fi Access Point Management Platform - https://www.channelpronetwork.com/news/linksys-announces-cloud-native-edition-wi-fi-access-point-management-platform ConnectWise COO Says Integration, Consistency, and Growth Are All Up Ahead - https://www.channelpronetwork.com/slideshow/connectwise-coo-says-integration-consistency-and-growth-are-all-ahead Lenovo Announces First Foldable PC and Lightest ThinkPad Ever - https://www.channelpronetwork.com/news/lenovo-announces-first-foldable-pc-and-lightest-thinkpad-ever Lenovo Expands ThinkBook Laptop Line and Introduces Videoconferencing-Friendly Display - https://www.channelpronetwork.com/news/lenovo-expands-thinkbook-laptop-line-and-introduces-videoconferencing-friendly-display ChannelPro Taking Nominations for the 2nd Annual Peer of the Year Award - https://www.channelpronetwork.com/news/channelpro-taking-nominations-2nd-annual-peer-year-award Wasabi: Fast, Cheap, and Growing Out of Control - https://www.channelpronetwork.com/article/wasabi-fast-cheap-and-growing-out-control Matt's Museum Pick: NETGEAR HD1000 Digital Entertainer Live (Beta) Matt's Tech Pick: Roku Ultra - https://www.roku.com/products/roku-ultra Rich's ICYMI plug and quickie preview of the week ahead - https://www.channelpronetwork.com/tags/icymi

Rich Diviney lives to discover, inspire, and accelerate the potential of human beings. As a Retired Navy SEAL Commander, he completed more than 13 overseas deployments. He also spearheaded the creation of a directorate that fused physical, mental, and emotional disciplines. In January 2021, Rich will release his first book, The Attributes: 25 Hidden Drivers of Optimal Performance. Rich breaks down how your average teams can become high-performing teams, the mental strategies we can use to overcome stressful situations, and why we need to screen for attributes, not necessarily skill sets. Rich also works with Simon Sinek to help leaders and organizations create environments where people feel valued and free to explore their potential.   Key Takeaways [4:25] When RIch was tasked with creating resilience among SEAL Teams, he created the “Mind Gym” concept. [6:00] Rich believed that, through resiliency, you could label and reframe PTSD in a new way. [10:15] One of the ways we can take care of ourselves mentally is to slow down and to let our brains rest. Sleep is the #1 way to recover. [11:05] If you’re stressed out, turn off the news. It’s one of the primary sources of stress because they throw so many unknown variables at you. [14:25] Rich is not always striving for peak performance. Instead, he searches for optimal performance, which he defines as, “How can you do the very best you can in the moment with what you’ve got.” [17:25] Our attributes will tell us how we will perform when things go sideways. The good news is that we can develop our attributes. [21:55] Why does someone want to be in special operations forces? Rich believes that the reason is actually rooted in narcissism. We all want to be the best. We all want to prove we are the best. [24:15] Rich breaks drive down into five attributes: Self-efficacy. Discipline. Open-mindedness. Cunning. Narcissism. [27:15] The smaller the team or the smaller the organization, Rich doesn’t see the same “groupthink” traits as he does in larger organizations. He believes this is due to lack of structure and corporate refinement. [32:10] You are not allowed to designate yourself as a leader. Leadership is a behavior that others are drawn to. People choose to follow a leader. [37:55] It is completely possible to recharge our mental and physical wellbeing during a stressful situation. It can be through meditation, through a quick nap, or even a visualization of what makes you happy. [44:00] In high-performing teams, Leadership roles and responsibilities will change to different people based on their expertise or who might be closer to a situation at the time. Rich has seen that leadership is fluid and people, including leaders, will shift power roles to the one who is most capable given the situation. [44:35] Trust is the key element to any high-functioning and high-performing team. They lean on each other. [45:35] Listener challenge: Break some of the preconceived constraints and boundaries that have been built on your current team.   Quotable Quotes “Resiliency doesn’t describe what high performers do. Resiliency by definition is the ability to get knocked off of baseline and get back to baseline.” “One of the ways we can all take care of ourselves mentally is to actively find ways to slow ourselves down and turn off the outside world.” “Things that bring you joy. Any time you engage in an activity that you feel more full after doing, you’re likely in recovery mode.” “What defines optimal performance — can you keep on moving and what are the attributes you bring to the table?” “If teams want to figure out how to manage in uncertainty, they need to look at attributes vs. just skill.” “We are biologically designed to want to stand out. Narcissism in small doses, the desire to be special, can be a very, very powerful driver in performance.”   Resources Mentioned Rich’s website & upcoming book: Theattributes.com Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder, by Nassim Nicholas Taleb Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance, by Angela Duckworth   The Leadership Podcast is Sponsored by:     Cultivate Grit. Amplify Action. Investing in yourself isn’t selfish. Click HERE to get gritty!     Free downloads of Quick Reference Guides on Delegation, Time Management, Sales, and more.  

The world knows him as the voice of The Price Is Right.  Los Angeles TV viewers remember him as a CBS weatherman.  Here in Tampa Bay, we knew him as a Q105 host.  But now Rich Fields has a new endeavor and I'm so excited to let him tell you about it.  Rich talks in this episode how he arrived at the decision to make a big pivot in his professional and personal life. Bob Barker set him up for life financially.  Later, working in weather and radio fulfilled his interests and passions at the time.  But what Rich has planned now is much bigger.  It's a cause that's close to his heart and is a way for him to give back.  When Rich left Q105 earlier this year, many on social media assumed Rich had plans to move back to Hollywood.  But Rich has something to accomplish of a much greater significance. He wants to make an impact and help families and children in particular.  And I'll stop right there and let him tell you about his mission in this episode of The Other 59 Minutes.

Shann Nix Jones was a San Francisco city girl and radio talk show host who fell in love with a Welsh goat farmer named Rich. When Rich contracted a life-threatening superbug infection and doctors were unable to help, Shann saved his life with a combination of natural remedies, including the kefir they make together on the farm. In 2015, Shann’s diaries of their adventures saving Rich’s life quickly became Chuckling Goat’s first best-selling book. Today Shann is a go-to expert on gut health and the author of three Amazon best selling books on the subject. Her latest book is called The Kefir Solution: Natural Healing for IBS, Depression and Anxiety.

When Rich went thru the car lot ringer, he decided he'd had enough and hatched a plan to make car buying more pleasant for the shopper and more profitable for the salesman. See how you can appropriate these principles for Your business.

19. Recognizing and Responding to God During the Coronavirus Crisis w/ Rich VillodasOn this episode Matt Hammett (lead pastor of Flood Church San Diego) and Rich Villodas (lead pastor of New Life Fellowship in Queens, NYC) have a conversation about the Church's response during the coronavirus crisis. Pastor Rich shares a letter to his church that include seven invitations to both recognize and respond to God during this unprecedented time.During a time of crisis, what does it mean to:1. Be prayerful2. Be self-aware3. Be Adaptable4. Be Generous5. Be Pastoral6. Be Wise7. Be HopefulRich Villodas has been the Lead Pastor at New Life Fellowship Church since 2013, when succeeded founding pastor Pete Scazzero. Born and raised in the New York borough of Brooklyn, Rich graduated from Nyack College and went on to obtain a Masters of Divinity degree at Alliance Theological Seminary. He is also currently part of the writing team for Missio Alliance, exploring such issues as contemplative spirituality, race, emotional health, preaching, and other major cultural issues that impact the universal Church. When Rich isn't reading, he's cheering on his beloved Mets, Knicks, NY Rangers, and Jets teams. Rich is married to Rosie and they have two children. Rich's forthcoming book The Deeply Formed Life is due for release in Fall of 2020.Resources:New Life Fellowship, home of Pastor Rich VillodasDIVEintoFLOOD.com/LiveLetters and Papers from Prison, by Deitrich BonhoefferCDC.gov

TOK - FEB 17 - RICHIE SCOTTI Morgan Freeman, Sylvester Stallone and Sammy Davis Jr., to name a few, make surprise guest appearances on this episode of The Thrill of the Kill, hosted, of course, by Ex-exterminator, Comedian Larry Izzo. The man behind the many voices is Richie Scotti, a comedian, DJ and all-around entertainer with an incredible vocal talent which gives him the ability to contort his voice, cadence and delivery to seemingly "become" anyone he wishes. Larry's conversation with Rich captures some of the most exciting and hilarious points on a thrilling ride in show business that began in Queens when, at 23, Scotti decided not to follow his dad in the printing business and drove off with some other adventurous friends, settling in a little city of 250,000 called Las Vegas. When Rich walked into Paul Anka's Jubilation and discovered that the club's DJ had just been fired for doing cocaine, he stepped in immediately and, in an instant, found himself spinning records at the hottest club at that time on the strip. Whether it's convincing the Sugar Hill Gang to pass him the mic during their engagement at Caesar's Palace, or posing as Stallone to call the famed actor's dentist -- so convincingly, by the way, that the Stallone's newly baked caps were sent to Scotti -- you can count on Richie Scotti to tell it with verve and panache, and you can count on Larry to make the most of an interview with one of the incredible talents of comedy and show biz.

Rich Schefren, Founder and President of Strategic Profits, is the “guru to the gurus” has personally added over 15 Billion dollars of additional revenue to his clients over the course of many years. He's been featured on media outlets like The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, ABC, NBC, FOX, MSNBC, The Discovery Channel, The Daily News, The New York Post… and many others.   After graduating from Case Western Reserve University, summa cum laude as an accounting major, Rich was recruited by Arthur Anderson's Strategic Planning Division. There he garnered several awards and then jumped at the opportunity to take over his family's struggling clothing business.    When Rich turned that business into Soho's hottest eclectic clothing boutique, with loyal customers like Prince and Uma Thurman, he was hooked on being an entrepreneur. Through his unique marketing ideas, the business had revenue growth from $1.5 to over $7.5 million in just three years.    Next Rich invested $7500 to create a hypnosis center which expanded to multiple locations and generated over $13.5 Million a year, within four years. Rich then wanted to share his success secrets and developed a program for other hypnosis centers to achieve the success he had. When he made $287,000 in one week selling the program, he knew he was on to something big.    Rich parlayed his offline successes and marketing prowess into an information product business. Over the next 2 years he established joint ventures with the major online marketing players that generated in excess of $4 million in revenue. Many of these marketers secretly sought his advice to help them turn their businesses into profit-producing powerhouses.    His passion was ignited to share what he'd learned with all struggling internet marketers who wanted to build real businesses and freer lives. That's when Strategic Profits came to be. And the story continues to unfold...    Connect Rich Schefren: Website: https://csib2020.com/join/ Promo code -  niceguys Twitter:  https://twitter.com/richschefren     Reach The Nice Guys Here:  Doug- @DJDoug  Strickland- @NiceGuyonBiz    Nice Important Links:   Subscribe to the Podcast  website: Niceguysonbusiness.com  Book Doug and/or Strick as a speaker at your upcoming event.  Doug's Amazon #1 Best selling book Nice Guys Finish First.     Partner Links:  Amazon.com: Click before buying anything. Help support the podcast.  Acuity Scheduling: Stop wasting time going back and forth scheduling appointments     TurnKey Podcast Productions Important Links: The Ultimate Podcast Launch Formula  www.turnkeypodcast.com/ultimatelaunchformula  FREE workshop on how to "Be A Great Guest." Free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/gift     No time to get to this, but you can read the blog here: 12 worries that every entrepreneur has   Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

On today's strategy call with Rich, the caller is 100% convinced that price competition is unavoidable and devastating. When Rich tries to tease out his identity… and explain how that's the key to overcoming price competition… he's not having it.   Schedule a session with Rich here.

Today we have a strategy call between Rich and a guy who runs a solar company in California. When Rich brings up the topic of identity, the guy agrees in principle that Identity is important… but then brings up a strange objection: All of my competitors just lie anyway, so what's the point of having an identity on my website? Rich has plenty to say about THAT!   Schedule your Strategy Session with Rich: Do that here.

Fear is often a mask for desire. When Rich hears that, he looks past the fear and tries to uncover the desire behind the mask. Rich was able to remove this mask with his guest today, Niki Parker. Niki works for the International Red Cross. She set up a coaching program for the World Economic Forum and created an online digital campaign that generated millions of dollars and raised awareness of the environment. Niki tried to sell her limitations and fear to Rich but he wasn’t buying it. Through 1 insight she is able to see that what she thinks is fear is, in fact, the energy she has for her greatest desires. She realizes that she is so busy that she hasn’t sat down to create her specific intentions to focus that energy Intention is powerful.   In today’s episode: Having “fear” of the next step Breaking down sexy work vs. cash projects The 4 steps to creating clients with a very simple framework Connecting with and inviting people into a conversation Giving people an experience with coaching Performing the juggling act between dreams and reality Balancing out the ups and downs that come with business Why coaches would benefit from doubling their fees Importance of setting your intentions Knowing that a goal is truly impossible Putting yourself into a community of successful and driven people   For most of human history, it wasn’t called coaching. It was called leadership. If you’d like to learn more about our community of extraordinary top performers, go to: https://richlitvin.com/

Introduction: Today we are fortunate to have with us none other than the ultra-sizzling Richard Pisnoy, who this past March was named for the 2nd year in a row among Mortgage Professional America Magazine’s Hot 100 banking professionals in its annual list of the industry’s power players. Rich is the co-founder and principal of Silver Fin Capital, the #1 rated Certified Lender in New York State by Lending Tree (the nation's leading online lender exchange). When Rich isn’t busy making a difference for his clients, writing articles for industry publications or being quoted in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times or The Real Deal Magazine, he is either playing hockey or golf, enjoying a good football game, coaching little league or most of all, spending time with his family.   Episode Notes: At 2:37, Rich Pisnoy shares his passion for interacting with and really understanding people. At 3:28, Rich notes that when he was a senior in high school, his teacher told him he had the “gift of gab,” and at the time didn’t know whether or not this was a good or bad thing. At 4:20, he touches upon not having the proper work-life balance early on in his career, which eventually led him to construct a support team that dramatically improved his balance and overall happiness. At 5:28, Rich discusses providing good service, the importance of being available, listening to clients and having the utmost integrity. At 6:30, he talks about the need to be real, good, forthright and forthcoming. He notes that people in the industry are looking to make a quick buck and are selling in fear, while he conversely has a long term outlook. At 8:06, Rich shares that he is all for regulation in the industry, but wishes for a more level playing field. At 9:38, he advises that happiness is important, and that moods and attitudes are contagious in the workplace. At 11:48, Rich touches upon “spillover” within the industry, and short sighted individuals who don’t possess a long term vision. At 13:43, he differentiates confidence versus cockiness. At 15:12, Rich channels Herb Brooks while discussing team building within Silver Fin Capital - the name on the front is more important than the name on the back. At 16:44, he discusses having an open mind, partnership, and the impact of being stubborn when it comes to change. At 18:06, Rich shares a self-help story involving his brother and father, which ultimately contributed to him growing up. At 20:36, he informs first time home buyers about “rainy day funds.” At 22:50, Rich points out how rejection motivates and propels him forward. At 23:21, he said, “You need to always be moving forward. If you lose something, make up for it. [...]” At 24:23, Rich dishes on job hopping, and what happens when a resume with job hopping comes across his desk. At 26:26, he dives into what he enjoys building. At 28:51, Rich talks about how business is always changing, and how one must adapt to the ongoing changes. At 30:07, he shares that his views on being a child at heart. At 32:03, Rich notes how exercising acts as a daily wake-up call for him. At 32:57, he describes the time of his life, and being a “camp kid.” At 34:25, Rich talks about how playing golf and hockey and working around the house helps clear the mind. At 36:10, Pisnoy concludes the podcast with some thoughts on living life to fullest, having fun and being good.

Aired Wednesday, 26 September 2018 at 4:00 PM EST / 1:00 PM PSTSacred Quantum Metaphysics with Rich HaasJoining Cynthia Rose on the Show this week is Rich Haas. He will talk about his book Sacred Quantum Metaphysics. Enlightenment is available to all.Writer and Metaphysician Rich Haas, B.A., CHT, CHt, CHI, CLBLT, operated a successful science based Metaphysics practice in Morrison, Colorado for many decades. Rich attained a Psychology Degree, San Jose State University, California in 1975. He is a Dual Certified Hypnotherapist (NGH and NATH), Certified Hypnotherapy Instructor, and a Certified Life-Between-Life Therapist.When Rich was researching recent scientific discoveries, he was amazed to discover that many of them were verifying ancient metaphysical wisdom. Those interrelationships are the focus of his book Sacred Quantum Metaphysics.Sacred Quantum Metaphysics combines 24 updated metaphysical principles of ancient wisdom with 12 new scientific discoveries including Einstein, Quantum Theory, String Theory, and Multidimensional Physics, etc. Rest assured, the book is easy to read and easy to understand and everything presented will always be in everyday language, without scientific jargon, formulas or difficult equations!Not only will you understand the nuances of that ancient wisdom and scientific discoveries but you will be given an in-depth enlightenment into how to use them to create a much better world for yourself and our culture. You are about to embark on perhaps the most fascinating journey of your lifetime! Welcome aboard.You will find much more information at www.SacredQuantumMetaphysics.com. There is also a 100% free download of “Awaken the Enlightened Master Inside You” Meditation for your enjoyment. You will find a complete history and other fascinating information at his website www.RichHaas.com. Rich welcomes your thoughts at Rich@RichHaas.com. See also the Sacred Quantum Metaphysics Facebook page.

Richard Mulholland is a speaker, author, entrepreneur, and blogger, who kicked off his career as a rock n roll roadie. Today on the EO Podcast, Rich reveals his thoughts on higher education, his definition of “purpose,” and how an embarrassing moment with a flight attendant inspired him to reframe his elevator speech. Tune-in to learn how Rich powerfully and successfully speaks to top corporations, how he prepares, and how he combats nervousness on stage. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:50 – Introduction 01:00 – Rich was a roadie for bands like Iron Maiden and Def Leppard, started South Africa’s largest presentation firm, Missing Link, co-founded 21 Tanks, SA’s first perspective lab, and started a digital agency called Firing Squad 01:55 – Rich wrote “Legacide” with the theme of innovation, is a blogger and speaker, and has been featured in various publication 02:32 – The introduction before he enters the stage ends with “...and he has a tattoo of your mum on his left bum cheek” 03:35 – What’s with Iron Maiden in Europe 04:00 – Iron Maiden was in Frankfort in 2017 and they were still popular; Europe is not as spoiled and they are fathers of metal music 05:08 – Rock stars are often very intellectual 05:30 – The rock n’ roll phase of Rich’s life: A happy accident 05:33 – Depeche Mode was going to South Africa, his father had contacts and got him a job in the crew doing lighting 06:11 – He paid truck drivers to go to different gigs and started selling merchandise, too; he was offered a full-time job to go on tour with bands for 2 years 07:08 – He never considered higher education, he always knew he wanted to start a business; he’ll send his kids to university if they know what they want to do 08:20 – They are working on starting a business called the Freshmen Foundation which places kids in 10 business for 10 months so they can determine what they really like 09:02 – Rich feels higher education is good for relationships; his clients all seem to land in a job after school that wasn’t what they ultimately wanted 09:45 – When you invest years and money, you get emotionally locked in to the investment 10:50 – Rich’s filter and self-control (or lack thereof?) 10:54 – He has full control; he tries to remove people from their comfort zone 11:45 – The purpose of a presentation is to change people 12:04 – The job is to drop the theme; a standing ovation feels good but doesn’t mean the job is done 13:01 – There’s a reason why people are investing time in you; act accordingly and act with purpose and intention 13:28 – Even as a CEO of a company, speak with purpose 13:50 – How do you measure your success as a speaker? 14:02 – When people want to engage after a talk; they either approach Rich, email, or, even better, email a few months later with an update because of what he said 15:20 – He tries to open and close with something fun, but the middle is the actual message 15:40 – Rich doesn’t believe he has a purpose, he believes that all purpose is what he crates for himself 16:00 – He has the ability to drive change and opinion in people 16:30 – Keys to successfully influencing people 16:40 – Buy their attention with your opening by giving them a reason to care and believe, a credibility statement, and telling them what they need to know and do 17:29 – How to get someone to care: Create a way to sell the accident (ambulance example) 19:00 – “Don’t sell the ambulance, sell the accident” 20: 00 – How to create a great elevator pitch 20:29 – Story about how Rich decided how to format what he does 21:25 – “You know how when you (blank)? Well, what I do is (blank).” 22:13 – Fill the gas tank; make it about their problem, not your solution 22:45 – Subscribe to Rich’s email list for tips and techniques by visiting com 23:03 – The difference between an elevator speech and a sales pitch: In sales the goal is to get the audience asking questions 23:15 – When you’re talking you’re selling, when they’re asking they’re buying: the 2/3 rule to leave time for questions and provide your best content 24:00 – Stop selling earlier 24:10 – The difference between a sales pitch and an investment pitch 24:17 – Shorter “care, believe, know, do” 25:00 – How Rich convinces his family members 25:20 – He still uses the core principle of addressing the problem before proposing a solution 26:00 – You have to create the itch first then the scratch is a given 26:50 – His son doesn’t like being told what to do, he wants to know why so he can rationalize it 27:50 – Rich’s son asked why he was learning about checkbooks in school: The school doesn’t give him a reason to care first, they just give the knowledge 28:28 – The care isn’t simply to get to the next grade 29:20 – Timing in presentations: Speaking first or last at a conference makes the job different 30:10 – Primacy vs recency: If you are pitching and they have to decide in a short time, you want to go later (recency effect), if they have time to decide, go sooner 31:20 – Make the timing work in your favor 31:45 – Presenting to 1,000 vs presenting to 15 31:56 – It’s more difficult to present to 15; 1,000 people are more of a controlled entity 32:30 – You can stare in general directions when you speak to 1,000; with 15 you are speaking to individuals and it is much more unforgiving 33:10 – You can often make more impact with a smaller group; prepare well, don’t be nervous 35:08 – Handling nerves: You are supposed to feel nervous, it means that you care 35:40 – The key is to be prepared enough so that your nervousness melts away with confidents 37:12 – Tips to ease nerves 37:25 – Do not over-rehearse but do talks as often as you can 38:15 – The more often you talk, the less nervous you’ll get for bigger talks 39:20 – How to tell a good story 39:33 – Understand why you are telling the story; putting a pill in peanut butter so a dog will take it analogy 40:36 – Use a story that is relatable and entertaining 41:02 – Flaw: Using a film format 41:23 – Why his family moved from Scotland to South Africa: His grandmother passed away in South Africa and his father got a job while he visited and his parents were in a tough place 42:05 – His parents wanted a fresh start and are now on their 50th anniversary 42:50 – His parents are an inspiration; Rich is divorced and happily remarried 43:50 – When Rich found his personality 44:20 – When he was young he wanted to be an actor; he looked up to Michael J. Fox 45:04 – He always wanted to be a salesman and was always selling 45:35 – Rich’s tattoos: He got involved in punk rock and loved the ethic except the idea that you had to be a financial failure 46:35 – He started a blog called “Capitalist Punk” where he formed that he could be different and successful 46:55 – This formation germinated in his early 20s 47:26 – com 48:00 – Rich went to a forum where a video was shown instead a man presenting himself 48:23 – He’s writing a book with Howard Mann, the author of “Your Business Brickyard” where the premise is that businesses are 90% the same 48:50 – They created a platform with pre-made presentations to turn managers into leaders 50:11 – It is a subscription model 50:35 – Boxers or Briefs Video or text? Video Movie or book? Book Kindle or paper? Kindle Def Leppard or Iron Maiden? Iron Maiden Harley or Ducati? Neither, Triumph Vespa or bicycle with a motor? Vespa Dog or cat? Dog Khakis or jeans? Jeans Tesla or Porche? Tesla Pickup or Prius? Pickup Country or city? ‘burbs 52:23 – How to reach Rich: Facebook, Twitter, email, google Key Points: When you speak, there’s a reason why people are investing time in you; act accordingly and with purpose and intention. Don’t sell the ambulance, sell the accident; make it about their problem, not your solution. When you’re talking you’re selling, when they’re asking they’re buying. Resources Mentioned: Entrepreneur's Organization – The EO Network Rich’s Book - Legacide Rich’s business - Leadrspeak Howard Mann’s Book – Your Business Brickyard Contact information - Facebook, Twitter, email, google

In order to achieve storytelling marketing success, CMOs have to be willing to take risks. Even with all of the data and metrics available to evaluate, sometimes the best ideas come directly from human intuition. On this episode of Renegade Thinkers Unite, Drew interviews Rich Kylberg, Vice President of Corporate Marketing and Communications at Arrow Electronics. Arrow is a $24 billion global supplier for a wide array of technology and products, and Rich has helped them break into new ways of communicating internally and externally. Throughout this podcast, Rich explains how his background in literature allows him to see marketing campaigns in new ways and why casting a vision internally is needed before you can communicate identity externally. Arrow’s groundbreaking SAM vehicle technology is revolutionizing many industries, and you’ll be inspired by Rich’s explanation of this pursuit. Their conversation is a perfect mix of marketing knowledge and inspiration - you don’t want to miss it. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts - Stitcher- or Podsearch What You’ll Learn [1:25] Drew introduces his guest for this episode, Rich Kylberg of Arrow Electronics [2:48] Rich’s favorite risk-taking story from his childhood [8:00] How Rich’s educational background impacts his current career [13:18] The story behind how Rich joined the Arrow team and how they created a common identity [17:45] Taking the internal identity and transforming it into an external message [21:55] Arrow’s program that brought their innovative ideas to life that enhance humanity [27:30] The barriers Rich’s team encountered while developing the SAM technology [33:00] Rich shares the best lessons he learned through the SAM journey [37:13] Why you should bring in an outside firm to assist your company in storytelling [39:51] The power of a plan on a page [42:07] Drew summarizes his conversation with Rich How Rich helped Arrow create a common identity When Rich joined the Arrow team, they had recently acquired over 130 companies and many hadn’t yet fallen in line with the overarching Arrow brand. Arrow was on the verge of becoming a holding company too comfortable in their own success, but Rich was determined to take some risks and create a guiding theme that would direct every employee and customer interaction. Thus, the phrase “guiding innovation forward” was born. Rich explains that “you have to inspire your employees before you can market your company externally” and this progress was essential for Arrow to continue growing. It created a conversation starter that is still being talked about today. To hear exactly how Rich achieved this lofty goal, be sure to give this episode a listen. Why risk taking in marketing is so important Rich and Drew are adamant about risk-taking in marketing - it’s one of the key aspects of being a Renegade Thinker. On this episode, Rich explains that the opportunity to attain exponential rewards are worth taking substantial risks and that the fear of mediocrity is often the driving force behind risk-taking. CMOs in any B2B environment should ask themselves these questions: What risks am I willing to take in my marketing? What will be the source of my courage? How am I going to prepare? After you consider these questions, remember that as a marketer you need to be empowered to try ideas, keep what works, and move past what doesn't. Without risky marketing decisions, Rich and his team never could have developed the storytelling marketing campaign that moved Arrow into the future of connecting with clients and telling great stories. Be sure to discover the story on this episode. Arrow’s innovative storytelling marketing campaign and how Rich and his team burst through the barriers they encountered Arrow Electronics recently unveiled their latest storytelling marketing campaign, and it’s one that resonates with people across the country. When Rich and his team were connected with a former Indy Racing League race car driver who was sadly diagnosed as a quadriplegic after a crash in 2000, they came up with the SAM car technology - a car that would allow drivers with disabilities to regain their independence. When asked about the project, Rich's team explained that "We hope the SAM car continues to drive technology innovation forward and inspire people to dream big because anything is possible.” Had Rich and his marketing team forgone risk-taking and stuck with what is “normal” and expected in the marketing industry, this amazing project never would have left the idea board. It’s sure to inspire you and your team to take marketing risks and delve into the unknown so be sure to get all of the details by listening to this episode of Renegade Thinkers Unite. Connect With Rich: About Arrow Connect with Rich on LinkedIn Follow Rich on Twitter Follow Rich on Facebook Resources & People Mentioned ARTICLE: SAM Car Technology To Benefit Humanity Connect with Drew http://renegade.com/ On LinkedIn On Twitter On Facebook On Instagram

Welcome to Episode 81 of the Mobile Home Park Investors podcast, hosted by Jefferson Lilly and Brad Johnson, with the Park Street Partners. This week, Jefferson interviews Rich Rice, the CEO of Adventure Homes. Rich discusses their custom building process, what’s different about their homes today vs. four years ago, and how a mobile home owner can work with Rich!   Key Takeaways: [2:15] What did Rich do before he joined the mobile home manufacturing industry? [5:15] In 2017, Adventure Homes should exceed $47 million in total sales with close to an 8% net profit. [6:45] What’s different about the mobile home parks Rich and his team produce today vs. the first four years of Adventure’s existence? [9:55] The important thing to remember is Adventure is a production facility, just like GM or Ford. [12:05] When Rich is designing these mobile homes, does he use an interior designer of sorts? [14:30] Rich talks about the quality of their mobile homes. [18:05] How long does it take to get a mobile home approved through HUD? [23:10] What kinds of trends has Rich noticed in the manufacturing home industry? What should people be prepared for in the next five years? [26:10] Baby boomers are looking to downsize their houses and manufactured houses have been an excellent option for them. [27:55] What happens if there’s a community owner that wants a mobile house but is not affiliated with one of Rich’s dealers (who he only works with)? How would they acquire houses from him? [29:35] Does Rich work with people all over the U.S. or just in certain states? What is his shipping range? [30:40] Does Rich provide financing options or does the owner need to come up with their own financing? [33:10] Rich discusses the work that he did with the Paralympic Goalball USA team. He is very proud that his company could help them with their housing needs.   Mentioned in This Episode: Park Street Partners Investment Opportunities Park Street Partners Business Resources LinkedIn: Mobile Home Park Investors Group Send deals to Deals@parkstreetpartners.com Adventurehomes.net Goalball — Wikipedia  

Welcome to Episode 81 of the Mobile Home Park Investors podcast, hosted by Jefferson Lilly and Brad Johnson, with the Park Street Partners. This week, Jefferson interviews Rich Rice, the CEO of Adventure Homes. Rich discusses their custom building process, what’s different about their homes today vs. four years ago, and how a mobile home owner can work with Rich!   Key Takeaways: [2:15] What did Rich do before he joined the mobile home manufacturing industry? [5:15] In 2017, Adventure Homes should exceed $47 million in total sales with close to an 8% net profit. [6:45] What’s different about the mobile home parks Rich and his team produce today vs. the first four years of Adventure’s existence? [9:55] The important thing to remember is Adventure is a production facility, just like GM or Ford. [12:05] When Rich is designing these mobile homes, does he use an interior designer of sorts? [14:30] Rich talks about the quality of their mobile homes. [18:05] How long does it take to get a mobile home approved through HUD? [23:10] What kinds of trends has Rich noticed in the manufacturing home industry? What should people be prepared for in the next five years? [26:10] Baby boomers are looking to downsize their houses and manufactured houses have been an excellent option for them. [27:55] What happens if there’s a community owner that wants a mobile house but is not affiliated with one of Rich’s dealers (who he only works with)? How would they acquire houses from him? [29:35] Does Rich work with people all over the U.S. or just in certain states? What is his shipping range? [30:40] Does Rich provide financing options or does the owner need to come up with their own financing? [33:10] Rich discusses the work that he did with the Paralympic Goalball USA team. He is very proud that his company could help them with their housing needs.   Mentioned in This Episode: Park Street Partners Investment Opportunities Park Street Partners Business Resources LinkedIn: Mobile Home Park Investors Group Send deals to Deals@parkstreetpartners.com Adventurehomes.net Goalball — Wikipedia  

Rich Villodas is the Lead Pastor at New Life Fellowship Church. On October 6th, 2013, Rich succeeded Pete Scazzero as Lead Pastor. Rich was born and raised in the East New York section of Brooklyn. He graduated from Nyack College and then went on to obtain a Masters of Divinity degree at Alliance Theological Seminary. When Rich is not reading,... Read more » The post 90 – Rich Villodas appeared first on Sermonsmith.

Rich Manders, co-founder of iAutomation and FreeScale Coaching, is a serial entrepreneur who has sold two businesses and has overseen seven acquisitions. Rich has a deep understanding on how to optimize and grow combining enterprises and has worked with many thought leaders on business management, personal development, and negotiation. In 1998, Rich was having problems finding and keeping talented employees for the business he was starting. Someone recommended that Rich look into a Topgrading workshop and, after a brief course on the subject, found that this system was undoubtedly the best way to hire new employees. Rich attributes Topgrading to making his business millions of dollars because it took the chaos out of hiring talent. Due to the technical nature of the company, it took roughly two years of employee training to be brought up to full speed. This had huge costs for Rich. Not only did it take two years to test out talent, but it also cost Rich $250,000 in salary, training, and benefits before the company even knew if that one employee was a right fit for them. High stakes to say the least. Rich says during the first two years of the company, he had made five bad misfires. Rich found that by using the Topgrading system, the people he ended up hiring were 2-3 times more productive than previous hires. The next step for Rich was to send his managers through the topgrading workshop to also improve employee productivity. The hiring process is not fast or easy. It takes time to vet the right hires and find the right talent. Rich says it takes one full day to two full days to get through the Topgrading process. The biggest push back Rich received was that hiring managers didn't have time to take a full day just to hire one person. Rich's counterpoint was clear, if it's costing the company $250,000 alone to fully train an employee, then taking the necessary day or two to vet the person fully is in the best interest of the company. Do it right the first time. When Rich started the Topgrading process, he already had 20 people on staff and 5-10 million in revenue. By properly vetting new hires who were brought on board, they were able to increase their staff to 160 and generate 80 million in sales revenue by the time Rich left the business in 2013. The Topgrading system really skyrocketed their business.   Interview Links: Topgrading Website Who by Geoff Smart iAutomation Website More Resources: ScalingUpBusiness.com:  Learn about how growth coaching can help you and and your business see big results. Scaling Up Business Growth Workshops: Take the first step to mastering the Rockefeller Habits by attending one of our workshops. Bill on YouTube: Short videos to keep you Scaling Up.   Did you enjoy today's episode? If so then head over to iTunes and leave a review. It helps other business leaders discover the Scaling Up Business Podcast so they can also benefit from the knowledge shared in these podcasts. __ Scaling Up is the best-selling book, by Verne Harnish and the team at Gazelles, on how the fastest growing companies succeed where so many others fail. My name is Bill Gallagher and I'm a certified Gazelles business coach.  We help leadership teams to get the 4 Decisions around People, Strategy, Execution, and Cash right so that they can Scale Up successfully and beat the odds of business growth success. Our 4 Decisions are all part of the Rockefeller Habits 2.0 (from the original best-selling business book, Mastering the Rockefeller Habits).