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Today discover a technique for becoming a higher achiever than what you've been doing so far. When Trevor found out what his job was doing he had to quit. After he walked out the door, Trevor started to apply a specific method to achieving more  Need done for you social media marketing? www.trevorwgoodchild.com You know how businesses running ads on Facebook get frustrated when ads get disapproved and Facebook stays silent on why this happens? As if that's not bad enough Facebook also doesn't explain what to do to solve this. As someone who worked at Facebook I reveal what ad policy was triggered and provide solutions on getting compliant. And after working with me clients have peace of mind, knowing their ads aren't getting taken down again and they have ads that work better than they ever did before working with me. Does that sound like the kind of journey you want to go on with me? Schedule a call - Start getting results: https://calendly.com/trevorwgoodchild/fbexpert Past clients include E-commerce, celebrities such as Tony Robbins & Harv Eker and small to medium sized ad agencies. Tune in to my business blog with startup tips, how-to and business news: www.jetskishaman.com Want to get pro tips on FB ad policy while you're driving? Listen to the Zen & the Art of Social Media Marketing podcast on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/zen-the-art-of-social-media-maintenance/id1537737004 Watch this podcast live on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC324DI9qMDHhYZcvKwG2yfQ/videos Other places to listen to Zen & the Art of Social Media: https://pandora.app.link/6vx9wRpl8bb https://deezer.com/show/1909922 https://podcasters.spotify.com/podcast/3cbaFGE5w0TXHNkGHudied/overview https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/79968946-cbb7-46b9-9c57-0e80f929376f/Zen-the-Art-of-Social-Media-Maintenance https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/zen-the-art-of-social-media-maintenance https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-zen-the-art-of-social-medi-73943123/ https://player.fm/series/zen-the-art-of-social-media https://radiopublic.com/zen-the-art-of-social-media-Wzr0Kw https://www.breaker.audio/p/zen-and-the-art-of-social-media https://podcasts.gaana.com/feed/11784 https://amp.pandora.com/user/94a4df4692bd74fde3c751ee3636d9de/podcasts https://calendly.com/trevorwgoodchild/fbexpert

Trevor Mauch is an entrepreneur, husband, and father. He has run several successful multi-million dollar businesses, but he wasn't happy and he was often left feeling very unfulfilled. He knew he had to take a step back and reevaluate things in his life. It wasn't until he started to think long and hard about what he wanted his life to be like that he took conscious steps to develop the habits and discipline to get him to be a better man. Learn more about his story in this week's episode.   Key Takeaways: Alex has been using Carrot since the day Trevor started the business. Alex and Trevor go way back! Learn how they reminisce on the times Trevor realized success was abundant, but still felt unfulfilled. Trevor made it a goal to dive into real estate for 12 months regardless of the outcome knowing the risk at hand. Check out how he came out on the other side!  Trevor was determined to get really, really good at marketing, and now he is on TOP! Be curious about things. Don't say you can't do it. Trevor was very intentional about affiliating himself to the real estate community in hopes that he'd eventually learn from the best. Although Trevor started getting great success, he still had something missing in his life. Find mentors whom you want to emulate and who have a successful life. This is a great investment for your life! Trevor chases energy. He shares his tips on how he developed that. In order to get more fulfillment in life, you need to subtract more things, not add them. When Trevor got intention and stepped out of certain businesses, it ended up growing bigger! What did Trevor do to find his purpose?  Trevor shares the mindset shift he took to start becoming a better husband, father, and entrepreneur. It all comes down to habits and discipline. Trevor sat down and wrote out several non-negotiable values. Alex loves Carrot so much! The customer service is exceptional, and the product is top notch! As the company gets bigger, it doesn't mean it gets easier. Freedom does not come from a lifestyle business. It comes from growing your business with the right people. MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Stand Out, Convert More Leads, Close More Deals: The #1 Inbound Online Lead Generation System For Serious Real Estate Professionals Join Our 30 Day Authority Building Challenge… Are you a real estate investor or agent and want to dominate your market, build a consistent and predictable lead flow, and earn more income? We've got you covered! Join our next 30 Day Authority Building Challenge today! To start, simply choose investor or agent to learn more about how you can reach a new level of success in just a few minutes a day! JOIN THE INVESTOR CHALLENGE Marketing Plan Generator Uncover the #1 Reason Real Estate Investors and Agents Struggle in Their Marketing Strategy What is Your Energy Ratio? Get Your Energy Audit Worksheet Here Book recommendations:  The Pumpkin Plan: A Simple Strategy to Grow a Remarkable Business in Any Field. by Mike Michalowicz Don't Wait To Enjoy Your Life Tomorrow, Live It Today! How To Grow Your Business, Expand Your Impact, and Experience Your Perfect Life:  

When Trevor first mentioned he wanted to do an entire episode about rest periods between intervals, I teased him—I often tease him—for being so excited about a seemingly mundane topic. Little did I know we would have such a compelling conversation with today’s main guest, the lead physiologist at INSCYD, and a previous guest on Fast Talk, Dr. Sebastian Weber.  So, why is rest so important, and why are we having this conversation? I think it's safe to assume that when most cyclists design an interval workout, we focus most of our attention on the length and intensity of each rep. The recovery between reps? Well, that’s often an afterthought. Sometimes it’s flat-out ignored. Which is a mistake, because the length of that recovery period has a dramatic effect on what energy systems are used from one interval to the next. For example, if two interval workouts are performed for the same length of time and at the same wattage, but one is done with 20 seconds of rest between reps and the other is done with 5 minutes between reps, they will be dramatically different, particularly in terms of how that wattage is produced for subsequent reps. We’ll emphasize that fact again and again in this episode. We’ll start today’s show with a simple question, one that few athletes ask themselves: why do we have rest periods at all? Then Trevor and I will discuss the metabolic milieu that is “perturbed” during intervals, and what happens next, when we rest. For most of the episode we’ll talk about the different interval types and the appropriate rest for each—everything from threshold intervals to VO2max intervals, from 2- and 3-minute intervals to Tabatas and sprints. Again, our main guest is Sebastian Weber of INSCYD, and we’ll also hear from national champion Ruth Winder, Dr. Stephen Cheung, and Jared Berg. Sebastian is creating a webinar that will complement this episode as well, so please visit the shownotes for this episode for a link to that presentation once it is available. Find it at fastlabs.com/fasttalk113 Who knew rest was so important? Well, Trevor did, and after this episode, you will too. Let's make you fast!

On January 7, 2020, 27-year-old Trevor Rowe was on his way home from work when he pulled over to check on his girlfriend’s 10-month-old daughter, Marion Jester-Montoya. Marion wasn’t, as you might expect, strapped into a rear-facing infant seat in the back of the car. She was stuffed into a backpack in the trunk, which was Trevor’s idea of an alternative to taking the little girl to a babysitter for the day. When Trevor opened the backpack, Marion was dead. This is the bewildering story of Marion Jester-Montoya. Photos related to today's episode can be viewed on Facebook and Instagram. You can also follow the podcast on YouTube, Twitter, Tumblr, and Pinterest.  Visit the podcast's web page at sufferthelittlechildrenpod.com.  Please help make the show my full-time gig to keep the weekly episodes coming! By supporting me, you'll also access rewards, including a shout-out by name on the podcast and exclusive show merch!  This podcast is written, hosted, and produced by Laine.  Marion’s story was originally covered on Suffer the Little Children Blog. Music for this episode was created by Laine using sounds from AudioJungle.com.  Subscribe to Suffer the Little Children on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or your favorite podcast listening platform.

The first thing I tell people when they tell me they want to lose weight is 99% of people I work with are under eating. When Trevor started nutrition with me he came to me eating 800 calories and still exercising. Over the past 12-18 months we have gradually worked his way up to 3000 calories.. ALMOST 4X what he was previously eating and is the lightest he has been in 8 years! If you're confused about nutrition, what diet to follow, where to start.. THIS IS FOR YOU!!! Trev explains his previous diet history Where he was and what he was doing before he started training with me The changes he has made since then and how much better he is for it. Want my free e-book? The exact same system I used with Trevor? Grab your copy FREE below https://matthewmanca.clickfunnels.com/optinybvhjd75 Subscribe to the podcast and pleaseeeee share with 1 friend

How do you approach performing live? What were your best and worst experiences? Reaction to Melinda's recent performance (0:14) Turning point for Melinda in playing live (3:09) Trevor's thoughts on his upcoming show (9:34) Playing/writing music on guitar vs. piano (11:43) Thoughts on the "haters" and ruffling feathers (14:55) Where fulfillment comes from (19:52) Melinda's thoughts on spoken song intros (21:32) The current culture of craving authenticity (24:57) Trevor's thoughts on spoken song intros (29:18) Our worst shows ever / sound system issues (33:56) Connecting with the audience (43:35) Is music for the artist or the audience? (49:18) When Trevor started writing music (54:00) 30-second descriptions of our shows (57:23) // You're about to hear two NYC artists discuss how to pursue God, music, and a fulfilling life. This is Stronger Voices. // Stronger Voices on Instagram (@strongervoicespodcast) https://www.instagram.com/strongervoicespodcast/ Melinda May on Instagram (@melindamaymusic)https://www.instagram.com/melindamaym... Melinda May on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/1JXkuENRWeDlyWf8x66zCK Trevor Knight on Instagram (@trevorjknight)https://www.instagram.com/trevorjknight Trevor Knight on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/7srmrxaVBAPFgbewYGgVrd

When Trevor's plan to bring his delicious stash of South African jerky back to the U.S. is thwarted by customs, he scrambles to find a way to keep it.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When Trevor and his friend witness the sudden the death of a stranger, he is begins to have nightmares.   Terrifying nightmares, where the dead man paces through Trevor’s bedroom…night after night. Trevor believes that he must be suffering from trauma over witnessing the man’s death…but is that it? Or was there another reason for the nightly visits in the dark?   So, sit back, try to relax as you remember that this story “The Dead Dude” is based on true events.  

Factory worker Trevor Reznik (Christian Bale) suffers from insomnia so severe that his condition has taken its toll on his weight and his mental health. When Trevor unintentionally causes an on-the-job accident that horribly injures a coworker (Michael Ironside), he begins to become even more troubled. Despite a relationship with Stevie (Jennifer Jason Leigh), a pretty prostitute, Trevor descends further into paranoia, blaming his problems on an enigmatic figure named Ivan (John Sharian). Twitter: @SceneItPodcast @WhatTheFalk63 @ThatsJustCash @IamMasonKnight Instagram: Haveyousceneit

Today’s guest, Trevor Oldham, is a 20-year-old college student and co-founder of Become The Lion, one of the top ranked motivational blogs. Trevor has entrepreneurship in his blood, and he’s been running businesses since he was a kid. When Trevor was 17, he had success importing phone cases from China and selling them. It was a profitable business, but he decided that he needed to do something with more purpose and impact. At the age of 18, Trevor co-founded Become the Lion so that he could inspire millennials to become the best versions of themselves. One thing that Trevor learned early on is that, in order to become your best self, you have to ask for help – on top of that, he learned that many people are actually happy to offer help. He reached out to other entrepreneurs already running successful businesses, and he was able to learn a lot from them. Taking a chance and reaching out to Jon Gordon, author of The Seed, gave Trevor a helpful nudge towards finding his purpose. No matter where you are in your journey, and no matter what you are on a journey towards, there will always be someone one step ahead in the path who has something to teach you. Sending an email, or even just reading a book, can help you find success faster. “It’s nice having a revenue stream coming in, but it’s also nice being able to make an impact on people.” -- Resources: Connect with Trevor: Facebook | Instagram Learn about Become the Lion: Website | Facebook | Twitter Listen to the Trevor’s Become the Lion podcast “Five Extraordinary Things I Learned From Starting A Business At 18” by Trevor Oldham The Seed by Jon Gordon Interested in learning more about how I can help you through coaching?  Find out more at www.johnharrisoncounseling.com/individual-coaching/ Production & Development for True Calling Project by Podcast Masters