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Following on from Part 1 of our interview with Alex Hutchinson, in Part 2 of our interview with Alex Hutchinson we discuss: * Ways to diminish your perception of effort and therefore enhance your performance.* Why self-belief and positive self-talk can be so significant when trying to push to your limits.* Alex’s involvement with Nike’s Breaking2 Project.* Where does technology fit into all of this?* Where Alex sees marathoning in the future. SUBSCRIBE to Sweat Elite to gain access to all content: www.sweatelite.co/subscribe-now

With offices and common areas closed, many apartment communities and real estate investors had to rely more heavily on the digital experience. While some only used pictures, the savvy teams focused on visual media, including videos and virtual tours. Technology served to be a key differentiator for apartment communities dedicated to delivering a premium experience and making a strong first impression. And these tools are no longer reserved for the big players. The affordability has come down drastically, according to Alex Taylor of Oval Room Group.   Alex is an experienced entrepreneur & business owner with a demonstrated history of working in the real estate industry. His current company, Oval Room Group, is a nationwide single source real estate visual media provider. By combining extensive real estate knowledge with a wide array of technology, focused on planning, development, and post project marketing, this platform is revolutionizing the way real estate marketing & content is being created.   In this episode, Alex shares how real estate investors can use visual media to deliver an enhanced experience to residents, prospects, buyers, and investors. He also shares why video is critical for real estate and where opportunities lie going forward.   How to Leverage Visual Media as a Real Estate Professional Started in real estate by getting involved in the SFR and residential real estate world Transitioning into commercial real estate (brokers, large asset owners, and corporate real estate) rounding out his real estate investing knowledge  Why Alex and partner Tim Haines bought 513 Oval Room and started Oval Room Group: Visual Media Real Estate Solutions    The guy taking pictures, or flying a drone taking pictures of your property, has very little knowledge of real estate and that gap causes a lot of frustration.   How Oval Room Group partners with brokers and property owners from day 1 on a project Working through the foundation of a real estate project through the zoning, planning, and municipality processes How to use virtual renovation rendering and the benefits to your property marketing    Virtual renovation rendering can be used to get design and planning done, as well as demonstrate the new space to current and prospective tenants, all in one application.    Getting specific with value add design while hitting your ROI How Oval Room Group works with different real estate investors from single-family to commercial  Why your property's visual identity is so important (It’s so much more than a virtual tour!) Engaging your prospective tenants with consistent marketing When you should be using high-level 360 virtual tours   Being able to represent your property virtually is becoming the norm and will continue to evolve past COVID.   How real estate owners and operators have changed their processes in the last year due to COVID and how they are moving forward for a post-Covid world The Oval Group software that showcases the community in which the property is located  Saving time analyzing a prospective property that will get you to a ‘yes’ or a ‘no’ more quickly Where Alex thinks the real estate market is heading Understanding the lifecycle of buyers, investors, and prospective tenants and how to better engage with them Marketing to a world filled with people who have short attention spans (Thanks, Snapchat & Instagram!) 73% of viewers drop after 82 seconds, so you have to produce informative, easily digestible, and smaller videos to engage your audience. Bullseye Round   Apparent Failure: You get what you pay for in the hiring market, and we learned that the hard way.    Digital Resource: Monday.com    Most Recommended Book: Shoe Dog   Daily Habit: Setting micro-goals to hit my macro goals Disconnect (meditate) for 15 minutes a day   Current Curiosity: The company acquisition process   Wish I Knew When I Was Starting Out: How to better build the customer journey    Best Place to Grab a Bite in Cincinnati: Salazar    Get in Touch with Alex: Oval Room Group alex@ovalroom.com

Energy is the driving force behind all movement and that principle applies to more than just vehicles. Depending on what kind of person you are, different things will give you different levels of energy. Logan and Alex believe that you are what you put out, so don’t put out total crap. Right now, during a pandemic, keeping a positive mindset and finding that energy are the best ways to get your business through!   In this episode, we talk about… Alex believes that energy is attained differently between introverts and extroverts Where Alex lies on the energy spectrum Breaking down the Law of Attraction and how that plays into your mindset Logan believes ending good energy out into the universe will show itself later on The moments when you bond with other people Why people have an easier time bonding over negativity than positivity Attracting crappy people is the result of a self-fulfilling prophecy When people identify as a solopreneur but try to hire someone Affirmations give true belief to those who practice them People will always have different perceptions of the same things Alex believes that to a certain extent, how you do anything is how you do everything The systems that you set up are responsible for the state of your business   Links to resources: Join the Contractor Growth Network Facebook Group! Sign up for The Blueprint and learn the fundamentals of successful marketing, go to contractorgrowthnetwork.com

Where Alex and I lack in things to say about our own journeys, we have plenty to say about everything else. We acknowledge how rough Infant Loss & Awareness Month is for everyone in our community. Bringing awareness and holding space for grief is SO important but it can trigger, bring feelings to the surface that may have been hiding and it brings a blanket of sadness over everyone. Alex and I talk about the trend of negativity in our community and the potential causes - COVID, election, this month - SO many things. We promise we turn it around in the end with some fun content!

Alex Goldfayn is the CEO of the Evangelist Marketing Institute, LLC., a revenue growth consultancy for clients who want to grow quickly. Alex’s average client grows by 15-20% in their first year of working with him. He is among the top-rated and most requested sales speakers in the world, motivating sales teams, managers, executives and owners to take simple action which will grow their business. Alex delivers more than 50 keynotes speeches and workshops on sales growth per year. Alex’s latest book is called 5-Minute Selling: The Proven, Simple System That Can Double Your Sales Even When You Don’t Have Time. ( published John C. Wiley & Sons). Alex lives in the Chicago area with his wife and eight-year-old twins, and it’s immediately obvious to everyone that Alex’s wife, Lisa, who raises the kids and feeds Alex, works much harder than he does! In this episode we discuss: Where Alex is from His early years Lessons he learned from his Father When he got into Entrepreneurship His latest book 5 Minute Selling And more! Connect with Alex: Website: https://goldfayn.com/about/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexgoldfayn/ Get your copy of 5 Minute Selling: https://www.amazon.com/5-Minute-Selling-Proven-Simple-System/dp/1119687659/ Connect with Jordan: Follow on Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jordanjmendoza Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jordanjmendoza/ Join our Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/blazeyourowntrailmastermind/ Need help with your Sales or Marketing Strategy? Book a call today! https://calendly.com/impulseconsulting/30-minute-discovery-call --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blazeyourowntrail/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blazeyourowntrail/support

Alex Tyink is the President of Fork Farms, an organization that started on the principle that growing fresh and healthy food is a vehicle for positive change in the world. It is their belief that having consistent access to the freshest, highest quality food is a human right. Join Harry Duran, host of Vertical Farming Podcast, as he and Alex discuss Alex’s unorthodox path to entrepreneurship, hydroponic farming and the impact Covid-19 has had on Alex’s business, Fork Farms. Special thanks to our Season 1 Sponsor IGS – https://intelligentgrowthsolutions.com/ Key Takeaways 02:54 – Alex expounds on the impact Covid-19 has had on his business, Fork Farms, and how he got involved in AgTech 13:02 – Where Alex got his entrepreneurial drive and motivation and Alex’s experience moving to NYC 20:12 – Alex breaks down the business model of Fork Farms, the curriculum package they offer and the idea behind Flex Farm 32:28 – What Alex has learned throughout his entrepreneurial journey in AgTech 37:55 – Challenges and obstacles Alex has had to overcome as he continues to grow his team and business 43:14 – Alex talks about what excites him the most about the future of Fork Farms, AgTech, and a tough question he had to ask himself recently 50:29 – Harry thanks Alex for joining the show and let’s listeners know where they can connect and engage with Alex and Fork Farms Tweetables: “I started eating food that I was growing, and it completely changed my eating habits. I started eating better. I started feeling better. I started taking better care of myself.”(09:21) “Labor efficiency and energy efficiency is really what we [Fork Farms] are all about.”(12:26) “When I really started to dig into the industry, I learned how broken the food system really is. Sixty percent of all the food that we’re eating as Americans is ultra-processed. And we know – through all of these clinical studies – that ultra-processed food is directly linked to increase mortality due to all sorts of chronic diseases.”(18:25) “I would say the majority of our growth as a company is organic.”(25:46) “Every dime that we’ve made in the company we’ve put back into innovation. We are a for-profit company but we really act like a non-profit in a lot of ways. We have shareholders, but they understand what we’re trying to do and they’re willing to wait on the return in order to see something bigger than any one of us happen.”(33:08) Links Mentioned: Alex’s LinkedIn Fork Farms Website Fork Farms YouTube Channel Fork Farms LinkedIn Fork Farms Facebook Intelligent Growth Solutions Website | Twitter | YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of The Internship Show, we speak with Alexis Cohen and Alex Pernell from Eli Lilly and Company. Alexis is currently responsible for leading the recruiting strategy at multiple schools across the Nation. Her goal is to build partnerships within our Colleges and Universities while recruiting top talent at Lilly for Internship and Full-Time Opportunities. Where Alex is a Project HR Consultant for the US and outside the US special projects within their Manufacturing and Quality Organization. In her current role, she collaborates across multiple business functions and is involved in high-level business strategy for the year. They share an overview of their internship program, what the application process looks like to land an internship with their company and so much more. This episode was brought to you by Scholars. Scholars matches college students and employers for internships, virtual events and entry-level jobs based on skills, experiences, and interests. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Google Podcasts Listen to past episodes here! Want to be a guest on the show? Click here to contact Parker about why you should be featured on The Internship Show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Now I know what you're thinking, what the hell is going on with my feed. I didn't subscribe to this. Well I'm excited to tell you this is a bonus episode of a new podcast we are tentatively calling My Strange Description. Where Alex tells James about an episode of My Strange Addiction she has watched. EVEN I HAVEN'T LISTENED YET. So see just how deep this rabbit hole goes. I love you byeeeeeeeeee. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soonerorlatertv/message

ALL COVID-19 MYSTERIES ARE EXPLAINED: Where Jake has been. Where Alex has been. Anders . And our pal Amanda aka @catcontentonly joins us to talk about China, racism, and hot dogs. FULL EPISODE AT PATREON.COM/PODDAMNAMERICA

We're all battling our demons all the time. You can either shove them in the closet or just bring them out." Alex Anderson is an Anesthesiologist and a superb, thoughtful voice on social media. She shares wisdom around how and why she shares her inner voices, both positive and negative. We also discuss focusing on gratitude, dealing with death and fear in medicine, and the Beastie Boys. Her insight and wisdom on moving through life are incredibly compelling, and if it sounds like we were cracking up as the episode starts, we were. Please subscribe and rate Explore The Space on iTunes or wherever you download podcasts. Email feedback or ideas to mark@explorethespaceshow.com Follow on Twitter @ETSshow, Instagram @explorethespaceshow Key Learnings 1. Why Alex is on social media 2. The things that bring about anxiety as a voice on social media 3. Where Alex feels comfortable sharing 4. Sharing her inner voice and befriending her demons 5. Responding to requests from followers and fans 6. How someone can have more than one focus that is "all-consuming" 7. Prioritizing a sense of gratitude and appreciation 8. Why Alex doesn't keep track of every case anymore 9. Dealing with death and fear 10. Wherein we bring Anesthesia and The Beastie Boys together 11. What is next for Alex and her Inner Voice Links Alex on Twitter @AlexAndersonMD "Shake Your Rump" #gratitude, #appreciation, #anesthesia, #livertransplant, #transplant, #Thanksgiving, #beastieboys, #podcast, #podcasting, #healthcare, #digitalhealth, #health, #leadership, #mentorship, #coaching, #FOAmed, #doctor, #nurse, #meded, #education, #hospital, #hospitalist, #innovation, #innovate, #medicalstudent, #medicalschool, #resident, #physician

Alex is an experienced television presenter, having joined Sky Sports in 2003.  He has fronted their rugby union coverage for the last decade as well as presenting tennis, poker and on Sky Sports News and Sky News. Based on a true insight, he has developed and launched The Influence Room, which connects brands and people of influence over mutually beneficial opportunities.  Alex has a strong understanding of the fast-changing media landscape and the world of the influencer. Show highlights 1:35 Alex introduces himself, The Influence Room and his role there. 6:40 "Less gym monkeys and more tastemakers." The types of influencers The Influence Room has on its platform. 9:28 Influencers should be thinking about the long term. 11:48 The blurring of celebrity and social media influencer. 16:10 90% of brand deals on The Influence Room don't involve the exchange of money. 18:56 Do influencer marketing platforms are disrupting the traditional agency model? 20:35 Traditional media influencers vs social media influencers. Where does the most value lie? 23:00 Influencers have to take brands across multiple channels to be the most relevant and interesting for the long term. 24:00 Where Alex thinks the future of influencer marketing is heading in the next twelve months and the next five years. 29:18 The one book Alex recommends everyone should read. Resources/People/Articles mentioned in the podcast The Influence Room Alex on Twitter House of Rugby iTunes | YouTube Alex's book recommendation Breath PICADORTim Winton (Author)English (Publication Language) View on Amazon

Alex Tuininga, HBS MBA '18, discusses his transition from a navy intelligence officer to Harvard MBA to BCG management consultant. Alex also shares his thoughts on MBA recruiting and social life as a married, older student. Questions Alex's background (3:48) Alex's advice to military applicants (12:40) Where Alex applied and why he chose HBS (21:00) The HBS experience (24:28) Social life as an older, married student (35:02) The recruiting process (42:20) Summer internships and full-time offers at BCG (48:20) Alex's business lessons from business school (1:04:20) About Our Guest Alex Tuininga worked as an Intelligence Officer in the US Navy for 10 years before attending Harvard Business School. Alex majored in History at UC Berkeley and got a M.A. in International Relations and National Security Studies - Middle East from the Naval Postgraduate School. He'll be consulting for the Boston Consulting Group in Chicago this Fall. Episode summary, show notes and more at:  http://touchmba.com/military-to-mba-to-management-consulting-alex-tuininga-harvard-mba

Without a doubt music is what I’ve always wanted to do, music is what I feel like I was born to do, it’s what I feel like I do best, it fills me, fulfills me, it fuels me. I’m super excited about today’s guest, Alex Lacamoire. My girlfriend Stacy London and I have been on the Hamilton journey for a while now. I’m not really a Broadway person, but if you haven’t heard this musical, it’s time to take a listen. It is revolutionizing the way we learn about history, and it’s revolutionizing the genre of musical theater. Hamilton won 11 Tony Awards this year, and Alex won one of those. He is the orchestrator and musical director of the show, and he is a brilliant creative who works alongside Lin-Manuel Miranda. In this episode we learn about Alex’s creative process, how he got into music, his struggle with hearing loss. One of my favorite things about talking to Alex is his amazing positive energy and outlook on life, and we talk about that has helped get him where he is today and helped mold his creative career. Not hearing “no” for an answer makes me feel as if what it is that I dream of and what it is that I desire is possible. Some things we learn in this podcast: When Alex got involved in music [4:40] How he got involved in musical theater [6:25] The influence of his mom [8:00] How music helped Alex grow up [12:25] What happened when Alex started losing his hearing [16:20] Where his positive outlook came from [23:25] How his attitude affects his career [26:40] How he uses psychology in his work with actors [28:35] Why Alex’s art is in service of others [36:40] How he met Lin-Manuel Miranda [41:10] What it felt like winning awards [42:40] How his creative process works with Lin [44:40] How to get out of a cycle of self doubt [51:55] Why he doesn’t thrive on a routine [55:05] Where Alex gets his inspiration [56:15] Links mentioned: Learn more about Hamilton Check out Dear Evan Hansen Music Credit: Float by GIIANA Connect with  Instagram | Twitter

Where Alex takes a solo trip to the Bates Haunting. He discovers some really quite guns, way more laughter then is needed, a new appreiation for crazy Haunt men.