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Today's guest is not only arguably one of the best- most innovative artists in the world. But he is also a spectacular human being. A local of Sacramento, David Garibaldi has raised over 6 million dollars for charity through his art. And he's not done making moves yet. In today's episode, we get into how David got to where he is today by creatively combining his passions rather than going a "traditional" route. His journey hasn't been without its obstacles. But that's the true test of success. How will you innovate? DAVID GARIBALDI David Garibaldi is an American performance painter with his specialty lying in his "Rhythm and Hue" stage act. An act in which he rapidly creates paintings of notable rock musicians. His show Rhythm and Hue is a music and color experience. Large pop portraits explode together on stage in minutes to music. Paint, sound, and entertainment collide for an entertaining show that has brought people around the world to their feet. Garibaldi was born in Los Angeles, California, attending High School in Sacramento California, where he later dropped out. David gained notoriety when he first appeared in the seventh season of America's Got Talent, going on to the finals and finishing in fourth place. Acts that Garibaldi has gone on to open for during his career include Blue Man Group, Snoop Dogg, and Kiss. He has also performed for President Obama at The White House and appeared on The Today Show, ESPN, & International TV. SHOW HIGHLIGHTS Inspiration is beyond art- its character. 3:00 The X-Men Origin story 5:24 David’s natural propensity for performance and his philosophy on good performance 13:15 His experience with the Jabbawaki’s 15:53 How he and his art evolve 18:08 What is David looking for in someone who wants to join his team 22:31 David’s school experience, his mentors 26:35 Where David is counter-culture 29:37 Going on tour with Kiss 32:17 PLACES YOU CAN FIND DAVID Instagram - @garibaldiarts YouTube - David Garibaldi CreatorX - http://creatorx.org/ MORE CONTENT Follow me on social to get the latest updates and Essential content. Instagram: @mattbeaudreau Twitter: @mattbeaudreau YouTube: Matt Beaudreau THE MISSION Many of the young people who would thrive the most at Acton Academy (a school founded by Matt Beaudreau), simply can’t afford it. The Essential 11 was created to fill that gap. Our goal is to provide scholarships to as many Acton Academy students in need as we possibly can. 100% of all proceeds from this podcast go directly towards sponsoring young heroes here in the Sacramento area. We know and believe that a greater future starts with greater education for more students. More About E11 Podcast

In this episode of the Wisdom & Wanderlust Podcast, Michael and Robyn talk with David Alport, a certified personal and professional development coach who helps his clients navigate through life’s transitions and live with more intention. Before he became a coach, David spent more than 20 years in the travel industry and founded Out & About, a company that provided guidance for LGBTQ travelers through print and digital media. David talks about a trip to India that changed his life and how he approaches travel. He also talks about the similarities between the Burning Man festival and a refugee camp in Kenya. He shares why he goes back to certain destinations more than once and what it means to travel and live with intention.    "The real magic of travel is how it changes your perspective." - David Alport [47:54]   What You Will Learn: [00:01] Intro [02:44] Working with a coach [05:02] David’s strengths as a coach [08:16] Meet David Alport [10:02] What it’s like coaching during the pandemic [15:59] How his focus has shifted and where he wants to go after the pandemic [20:58] Where David’s sense of wanderlust comes from [21:08] His first international travel experience and some favorite travel experiences [24:14] David’s experiences traveling to India [33:57] What he’s learned exploring the human condition [35:28] The emotional overlap between the refugee camps in Kenya and Burning Man [41:42] Why he chooses to revisit places [44:51] The perspective circle exercise [48:08] How to bring intentional mindset to traveling [54:34] Three key tools/hacks for traveling with intention [1:02:15] Why David doesn’t have friends who don’t like to travel [1:07:54] Rapid fire questions [1:19:58] Where to contact David [1:21:02] Outro   Resources:   David Alport’s website David Alport on Twitter David Alport on LinkedIn David Alport on Facebook The Transformational Travel Council Burning Man FilmAid Kakuma refugee camp The Dadaab refugee complex The perspective circle exercise The Overstory by Richard Powers

Visit   David Aferiat is the founder & managing partner of Trade Ideas, which publishes actionable market intelligence to help customers capture alpha in the capital markets. In this episode of Power Your Advice, Doug Heikkinen and David discuss how Trade Ideas makes technology normally available to hedge funds available to financial advisors and investors. How Trade Ideas makes artificial intelligence (AI) accessible to professional traders How AI provides the guardrails to help advisors make decisions Why David thinks advisors may be reluctant to adopt this type of technology Where David sees AI & Trade Ideas headed in the next five years  

Time is your most valuable resource. So how do we better invest it?The challenge is that most people go through their days spending time instead of investing it. None of us were taught how to do this in school. But in order to invest our time wisely we have to start investing in people.Developing trust as an individual is the ONE Thing that makes everything else easier or unnecessary. David Horsager, author of “The Trust Edge” and the upcoming book “The Trusted Leader,” talks about what it means to become a trusted leader.You can pre-order “The Trusted Leader” at trustedleaderbook.com/onething.To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: the1thing.com/podcast.In this episode, you will learn...[01:40] Where David discovered the importance of trust and leading by example[07:57] Why trust matters now more than ever[09:45] Reviewing the eight pillars of trust[13:50] The three questions that can take big ideas into simple actions[30:29] What leaders unconsciously do that undermine their trust[37:06] How to hold people accountable while building trustLinks & Tools From This Episodedavidhorsager.comRead: “The Trusted Leader”--Do you run a small business?Small business owners wear a lot of hats. Some of those hats feel incredible to wear. However, filing taxes and running payroll... well, for most of us, they don’t feel great and they’re not our ONE thing. That’s where Gusto comes in to help you make payroll, taxes, and HR easy. So ask yourself, it time to take off some of your hats?You can get three FREE months when you run your first payroll at Gusto.com/ONE.--How do you start up when the world is upside down?Sit Down Startup is a new weekly podcast from Zendesk. The Startups team brings together entrepreneurs, founders, and CEOs to discuss the latest business challenges and how to put customer experience at the heart of success. Hear from people who understand unpredictability in a coffee shop-style conversation.Catch weekly episodes on Apple, Google, and Spotify.

In the first episode for Season 2 of Unstoppable, I have the honour of speaking with former CEO & Co-founder of Sports 1 Marketing, and Author of Number 1 release ‘Game-Time Decision Making’, David Meltzer. David has always followed his heart and stayed true to himself. He has immense passions for Tech, Sports, Marketing, and Leadership however, he recently discovered his life mission which incorporates these all. Today, David’s mission is to empower over 1 billion people to be happy. This has led him on a journey to provide value in everything he does from his content to his communication.  Following his mission, David has been featured in ESPN, TEDx & Entrepreneur, being awarded one of ‘Forbes Top 10 Keynote speakers’. Using his knowledge and life skills to teach others how to find success in what makes them happy, it’s no surprise that David has been mentioned as a Top 100 Business Coach and has been honoured the ‘Ellis Island Medal of Honour for Sports Humanitarian of the year’,  This episode is for anyone who would like to know how to make money from your passions and skills… and how being successful will ultimately lead to your happiness. In this episode you will learn:      00:00 Where David’s story began 06:00 How David started making money 14:00 The move from tech to sports 21:00 How money affected David’s 30s 26:00 David’s parenting journey 29:00 Discipline in the household 35:00 When David lost money 43:00 The impact of money loss on the ego 50:00 How David lost $100M 52:00 Money vs happiness

As ecommerce sellers, we want nothing more than to grow our business and maximize our profits, but sometimes, the opposite can also be true.  David Wilson, who was a previous guest in our Under the Hood segment, is trying to downshift his business and transition it into a stable side hustle to support his personal hobbies. In this episode, I give David some valuable advice on how to keep his business chugging along as a lifestyle business. We talk about why it’s still important to seek new opportunities and to streamline your ecommerce business, even though you’re running it on the side. Timestamps: Recap of my previous coaching sessions with David – 3:47 How his sales have done while he’s working a regular job – 7:40 The challenges of selling in Europe and Canada (from the US) – 9:55 How Sellics has helped David’s PPC management – 12:26 How David has downshifted his business – 15:59 Where David stands between his e-commerce brand and his full-time job – 20:49 My advice for running a lifestyle business – 23:33 How to streamline your business while scaling it down – 25:08  A quick chat about Bitcoin – 34:05 Resources mentioned: Sellics I’d like to thank David for coming back to the podcast and I’m excited to learn how his lifestyle business does in a couple of years.  If you want to schedule a 1-on-1 coaching session and be featured in a podcast episode, head over to our Under the Hood sign-up page. Looking to step up your e-commerce game? Look no further than Dave’s book, Import From China Like a Pro. It is packed with everything you need to know about sourcing e-commerce products from China—and it’s yours for free (just pay for shipping, the book is on us). If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to leave us a review over on iTunes, it helps more than you know! Until the next one, happy selling!

In this episode Dan Tohill interviews David James the Chief Learning Officer at Looop and Podcast Host of The Learning & Development Podcast.  David James discusses the challenges in learning and development and how we're in for a tough time as a result of the pandemic as we're set to make up for lost opportunities in harsh economic circumstances.   In this episode David shares his ideas on: Accelerated apprenticeships - when it really mattered we didn't do any training at all Why are we trying to solve problems that Google already has covered? Performance support and performance consulting are key learning tools often undervalued. L&D today can get stuck in administering and delivering courses whilst not taking into consideration performance in a meaningful way. Where David believes the future of learning and development should be focussed on: Eliminating the administration in learning and development for more efficiency. High levels of automation in L&D focussed on the employee working experience - not trying to create a parallel learning experience. Being more data driven and demonstrating the value and impact of learning. The formative understanding of data, showing where the critical points of failure are in the organisation and addressing those issues directly. David has been a People Development professional for more than 20 years, most notably as Director of Talent, Learning & OD for The Walt Disney Company across Europe, the Middle East & Africa. As well as being the Chief Learning Strategist at Looop, David is a prominent writer and speaker on topics around modern and digital L&D as well as an active member of the CIPD L&D Advisory Board.   Connect with David James: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nurini-kassim-1222481/ Twitter: @DavidInLearning LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidjameslinkedin/ Website: https://www.looop.co/   Feedback: Any feedback or ideas on how we can make this podcast better please let us know by emailing: info@inspiregroup.co.nz   Connect to us online everywhere: Visit our website: https://www.inspiregroup.co.nz/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/inspiregroupnz/ Linkedin page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/inspire-group Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/inspire_group/    

If you felt like something was missing from your career, would you make the jump into a more fulfilling profession? Today, Justin Bennett talks to someone who has done just this — Bennett Financial’s newest member, David Bachstetter. Together, they unpack David’s robust experience in the financial services industry and what sparked him to transition into the comprehensive planning world. In this episode, you’ll learn: Where David used to work and what he learned from his experiences What critical element was missing from his career What made David realize that he wanted to become a financial planner Why David sought out help with his own planning And more! Listen now to meet David Bechstetter, the newest member of Bennett Financial! Resources:  Bennett Financial Group - Website | Bennett Financial Group Facebook Page    2020-104348 Exp 6/2022

Timestamps: 4:34 - Where David met his co-founders 10:28 - How to sell to lawyers 15:41 - Does Legartis have competition? 16:35 - Finding the right talent 19:29- Why create a second office in Lisbon? Biography David Bloch is the CEO and co-founder of Legartis, a legal tech company which uses AI to help businesses with their legal needs. David is an Attorney at Law admitted at the Zurich bar. He was a member of the “Global Shapers”, a World Economic Forum (WEF) community network of highly motivated individuals who have a great potential for future leadership roles in society. David also co-founded Foraus, a Swiss think tank on foreign policy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/swisspreneur/message

Welcome to the Bolton Ebikes Podcast. A place where you can learn about electric bikes. You can learn from me, Kyle Chittock, the owner of a bike company called Bolton Ebikes. You can also learn from other industry experts that are doing cool and awesome things with electric bicycles. Now we also get people on the show that are just like you. They enjoy riding ebikes, they love ebikes, and they just want to tell their story about how they use their electric bike. So today I have a special local guest that I am happy to have on the show. I see him in and out of the shop all the time and it’s just a real treat to have him here with us. So let’s get to it - this is The Bolton Ebikes Podcast.  In this episode, you’ll get answers to your questions and topics such as: Where David has ridden his ebike and what he noticed about the power he has with his bike.  Why specific bikes can have a front suspension fork with a front hub motor and why they aren’t generally recommended on specific ebikes.  What kind of terrain David has explored on his ebike and where his favorite new trails are, now that he has his ebike with those awesome fat tires.  How his bike has handled going up pretty steep hills.  How he gets more range from his battery and the way he adapts his ebike.  The value of exploring your area to get outside more and get back in touch with nature.  How they are looking at growing the community in their local area and how you can start your own.  David’s favorite part about riding an ebike.  What he really appreciates when working with Bolton Ebikes.  What David would love to see in ebikes in the future.  Thank you so much for listening! Once again that was episode #10. We had David, our local guest here in Grass Valley, California and I just enjoyed him and his experience and how much fun he is having on his ebike. I wish you could see the smile on his face whenever he is out riding. Now if you want to know more about electric bikes, you can always go to my website, BoltonEbikes.com. If you want to sign up for email notifications for new episodes for this podcast, when they come out make sure to go sign up for my newsletter and ebikepodcast.com. Simple to remember, once again that’s just ebikepodcast.com. Because this is episode number 10, we’ve been going for quite a while. I can’t believe we already have 10 episodes out. Make sure to leave a review for the podcast. I love to hear your feedback. I like to see those 5-star reviews. Please leave one if you can. Once again, thank you for listening. I’ll be back again next Tuesday.   Links from The Bolton Ebikes Podcast Check out Patrick’s episode from HI-C Battery: https://boltonebikes.com/blogs/podcast/the-future-of-batteries-with-patrick-duggan-ep-4 Check out the test track that Kyle is mentioning: https://youtu.be/E2DukGPPdI0 Get a Bolton Ebike: https://www.boltonebikes.com Subscribe and watch more on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/boltonebikes?sub_confirmation=1 Like us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/boltonebikes Join the Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/868947773245145/ I want to hear your stories about electric bikes. Want to be on the show? Submit your information and stories about your ebike adventures to the team at info@boltonebikes.com  Subscribe to the newsletter for updates and opportunities to win an electric bike here: http://ebikepodcast.com  

My guest this week is David Tao, Co-Founder & Editorial Director of BarBend.com, a leading media outlet for all things Crossfit, Weightlifting, Powerlifting and Strongman.David is unique. He's a highly experienced journalist, an avid Strength Sports enthusiast, he's helped operate and run marketing for facilities and has also worked as a consultant for Fitness Companies before setting up the huge Media provider that is BarBend.In this episode we discuss:- Where David's love of Strength Sports began and the impact it's had on his life.- Why David started BarBend.com and how it has evolved over the years.- David's thoughts on the recent changes with Crossfit media coverage.- What has been BarBend's top articles and what topics and news have been a surprising success?- Where does David see the current popularity of Crossfit, Strongman, Powerlifting and Weightlifting going and what needs to happen for these sports to take the next step and become more mainstream?- The advice David would give to any Coach or Athlete looking to improve their writing. Links:Website: https://barbend.com/Podcast: https://barbend.com/podcast/I.Ghttps://www.instagram.com/barbend/https://www.instagram.com/davidthomastao/

In this episode, Rex chats to long-time friend and fellow Kiwi, David Metcalf, about the courage it takes to change your life - to move from the familiar into the unknown and into your dream life. David is a corporate manager-turned photographer and activist, who moved to Bali in 2012 after falling in love with Indonesia. His passion for activism means he’s heavily involved in working with indigenous people including the Dayak people, using the power of photographs to tell their story and encourage positive social change.  He also embarks on photography and activist tours to other lesser known areas including Java, Kalimantan, Sulawesi Nagaland (NE India), Odisha Tribal area in India and Vietnam.  Episode highlights:  Kiwi, grew up in Wellington till he was 19 then he went travelling Went to Indonesia in 2001 and fell in love with the country Based in Bali for 7 years now - living his dream Does photography tours and works with indigenous people and on projects that make an impact Actively involved with the Dayak people  Being successful in the corporate world but being unhappy How being made redundant gave David the life he’d always wanted Making a choice after he got made redundant and feeling the pressure to stick with the corporate world David’s negative voice telling him he will fail and realising that those thoughts will never go away so you have to accept that and learn to deal with them Connecting more with his intuition and letting the fear slip away What David would tell his younger self - have the courage and tenacity to just live your dream What is success?  The next stage for David - get involved in helping people who want to make the same transition I have. Cultural healing journeys  Where David gets his inspiration - the people he’s met along the way who are trying to preserve their culture and environment  The incredible experiences Rex and David have shared together What David thinks people need to understand about indigenous cultures and the environment Useful Links:  David Metcalf Photography Website David Metcalf on Instagram David Metcalf on Twitter David Metcalf Photography on Facebook Mind Matters Links:  Mind Matters Website Catherine Connolly on LinkedIn Rex Urwin on LinkedIn Mind Matters Twitter  Mind Matters Facebook info@mindmatters.me See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Pere joined the Marine Corps in August of 2008. Since that time, he has lived traveled to and lived in many unique places around the world, including a combat tour in Afghanistan. His awards include the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, and Combat Action Ribbon. David got started in real estate investing in 2015 after reading “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki. He house-hacked a duplex with the FHA loan and lived in it for a little while until getting married to his beautiful wife, Kimberly, and receiving orders to Hawaii. David and Kimberly have two children, Cody (10) and Jackson (2). While stationed in Hawaii, David bought a 10-unit apartment in Missouri and was able to use bank-financing, seller-financing, and a home equity line of credit to purchase this property with less than 6% down (and great terms)! Through these experiences, From Military to Millionaire was born, with the goal of teaching personal finance and real estate investing to service members and the working class! As a result, he has helped many of his readers increase their savings gap, purchase real estate, and increase their chances of achieving financial freedom! Key Takeaways: Financial Education is YUGE Rule of 72 How do you count doors? Never Want to be Debt Free Bad Debt vs. Good Debt CBD is not allowed for the DoD How to Vet a Multifamily Syndicator What is a Real Hawaiian Shirt?  Episode Affiliate: W2 Capitalist Affiliates   Show Notes: 3:23 - How David is transitioning to the civilian world 5:25 - The impending market correction everyone thinks is coming 6:45 - Hold or sell? David discusses a 10-unit he’s thinking of selling 8:05 - The difficulty in finding investment opportunities that meet your criteria 8:43 - One important morning habit Jay uses each day 9:45 - Why David is going to try delivery driving with Instacart 13:45 - David brings up Phil Capron, poker player and former Navy man 14:59 - David’s experience failing to close 19:18 - Why Jay has never flipped a house 21:50 - From Military to Millionaire - How David started the brand 24:00 - The Rule of 72 27:42 - Why David never wants to be debt free and what Jay learned from Dave Ramsey 34:15 - The number of units David and Jay currently have 37:30 - Investing in CBD companies (And why the DOD can’t invest in any companies in that industry) 42:45 - Other strategies David has tapped into for real estate 49:02 - How you can analyze potential syndicators  56:44 - What David would choose between a syndicator who is batting 100% versus someone who has had some bumps in the road.  1:04:30 - Where David buys all of his Hawaiin shirts!   Links: The Military Millionaire Podcast The Millennial Real Estate Podcast (Not sure if this was the right podcast) Atomic Habits Instacart Phil Capron (His Instagram) The Velocity of Money Explained Dave Ramsey Ben Leybovich Grant Cardone I Never Want to Be Debt Free (David's Blog) The Velocity of Money Explained (David's Blog) Real Estate Investing for The W2 Employee Facebook Group Join the W2 Capitalist Mastermind   Connect with David: From Military to Millionaire Facebook YouTube LinkedIn   Quotes: “I like to see when someone is dumping their own money into it too. To me it’s like, ‘Oh, hey, skin in the game’” - David  “How much are you contributing to the deal?” - Jay “People buy from people.” - Jay “At the end of the day, the best way to vet a syndicator is to know that when you sign the line and send the money is that you feel good about it.”  

Second Baptist Church - Houston, TX | 1 Samuel 24 recounts David hiding in a cave from his ruthless pursuer, King Saul. During this scene, David is tempted in two main ways: 1) to despair because of his circumstances, and 2) to take matters into his own hands so that he wouldn't despair. Where David finds strength to resist both temptations--to despair and to take control--shows us where we can find strength to resist temptations in our own circumstances as well. 1 Samuel 24 and its counterpart, Psalm 57, reveal to us a powerful concept in Scripture: faith in future grace empowers obedience, hope, and praise.

The time for madness has finally arrived. Where David gets a chance to take down Goliath. Where men stake their entire tax returns on the low probability of winning their bracket challenge. Where your friend’s mom fills out a bracket solely based on the names of the team mascots and still wins. Where giants fall and no name schools take their place. And where every major network overplays the song, “One Shining Moment.” Welcome to the March Madness episode of the Manly Sports podcast. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ManlySports/ Follow us on Twitter: @ManlySports Follow us on Instagram: @Manly_Sports --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

David Gessner is an author, a professor, and one of the leading contemporary voices on the natural world and the American West. He has written ten books, including “All the Wild That Remains: Edward Abbey, Wallace Stegner, and the American West,” which is one of my all-time favorites and was a former Mountain & Prairie Book Club selection. Thanks to his influences ranging from Henry David Thoreau to Theodore Roosevelt to Wendell Berry, David preaches the gospel of appreciating “place" and protecting our wild landscapes, public lands, and fragile Western ecosystem. • I’ve been a huge fan of David’s work for many years, and have read almost everything he has written. I cannot overstate how much his writing has helped me understand both the history and the modern-day challenges of the American West, as well as the individuals who have shaped the region. Through his masterful prose, he combines history, current events, deep personal insights, and a hilarious sense of humor into amazingly impactful books. Without his writing, my interest in land conservation would be a fraction of what it is today. • David was in Colorado conducting research for a new book focused on public lands, Bears Ears, and Theodore Roosevelt, so we met up in Boulder for our conversation. In a little over an hour, we managed to cover a wide range of topics including public lands, Stegner, Abbey, TR, the idea of “Boomers and Stickers,” and the importance of place. David described how a bout with cancer helped to change his writing style and interests, and how moving to Boulder in his thirties altered the trajectory of his life and career. We discussed his writing process, his coastal writing shack, and how his approach to writing has evolved over the years. As usual, we also touched on favorite books, films, and his most powerful outdoor experience. • Meeting David and having this conversation was a dream come true for me, so many thanks to him for taking the time to chat. There are a lot of resources and other priceless information in this episode, so be sure to check the notes for links to everything. Enjoy! ••• http://mountainandprairie.com/david-gessner/ ••• TOPICS DISCUSSED: 2:48 - How David describes his work 3:45 - Where David lives 4:50 - Visit to Boulder and Western road trip 6:40 - Trip around Bears Ears 8:20 - Importance of adventure for writing 16:00 - David’s evolution toward adventure 17:05 - Bout with testicular cancer 24:00 - Lessons learned from cancer 25:45 - Lessons learned from Teddy Roosevelt 30:50 - Upcoming book centered around TR 35:50 - Personal threads that run through David’s books 37:45 - Boomers and Stickers 41:30 - Rawness of the West 43:15 - Importance of the “place” 46:10 - David’s writing shack 48:20 - How David produces so much work 52:00 - Introvert or extrovert 54:00 - Beliefs about the West that have changed over time 1:00:00 - More on the rawness of the West 1:01:15 - Recommended Abbey and Stegner books 1:05:00 - Downsides of TR 1:06:22 - Favorite books about the West 1:07:05 - Favorite films 1:08:50 - Favorite location in the West 1:09:55 - Most powerful outdoor experience 1:12:50 - Request of the listeners

David is a nationally recognized thought leader, speaker, and author on disrupting health care and delivering better care at lower costs for employers and their employees. He spends much of his time educating the industry, including his competition, on how to bring these powerful solutions to the masses. The rest of his time is working directly with employers to improve benefits and improve overall company profitability. 00:00 David's journey to founding adviser at Health Rosetta. 02:10 “Be the least bad option.” 02:20 “Why are we not focusing on the health care?” 03:30 Where David sees health care going in 2020. 07:30 Why insurance is a result of the problem, not the solution. 07:45 “Just changing who pays, we haven't changed anything.” 09:30 “We've relinquished control of the costs, and all we need to do is take that control back.” 12:20 The 2 pathways into the health care system today. 15:30 Reducing regional differences by traveling to higher-quality facilities. 18:40 The cost incentives are there to have lower-quality care. 20:00 How the shift from fee for service to value-based care is changing or not changing this. 21:15 “Value is the intersection between cost and quality.” 24:26 “It's only daunting and difficult because the system wants it to be.” 32:00 Tackling the knowledge gap. 35:40 The financial incentives that help motivate behavior change in employees. 41:00 David's advice for health systems. 42:20 “There needs to be a new way forward, and it needs to be patient centered.” 43:40 The three entities that David cares about with his clients: The Payer, The Patient, and The Provider. 44:45 Addressing high-cost drugs. 47:00 You can learn more by finding David on LinkedIn.

In the ancient world, kingly genealogies, like kingly cities, were constructed to establish a monarch's credibility, divinity, authenticity, and permanence. It should come as no surprise, then, that Matthew (like Genesis) deconstructs the king's genealogy by presenting a disruptive counter-narrative. Where Judah longs to boast, Matthew ridicules. Where David seeks credibility, Matthew discredits. Where Judah strives to build a city surrounded by high walls, Matthew breaches the same, paving the way for a new kind of king, one who rules an unseen city, made without walls and without human hands. Richard and Fr. Marc discuss Matthew 1:3. Episode 222 Matthew 1:3; Subscribe: http://feedpress.me/the-bible-as-literature; “Our Story Begins” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com (http://incompetech.com/)) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http:// creativecommons .org/ licenses /by/3.0/

David “Avocado” Wolfe, is one of the most prominent and long-standing voices, to champion the powers of “superfoods”, and promote the longevity multiverse. He gives expert advice in health, energy, peak performance, nutrition, organic & biodynamic farming, beekeeping and the benefits of chocolate. Watch this Full Episode for Free:  https://londonreal.tv/david-avocado-wolfe/  Chapters: 00:00 Trailer. 02:11 Brian’s thoughts on the episode. 04:27 Brian’s introduction. 05:39 Long term friendship with Woody Harrelson. 09:59 Terence McKenna initiated David’s passion for farming and growing his own food. 14:24 From advising Novak Djokovic, to connecting to elemental energy like Wim Hof. 17:21 Tony Robbins taught him we need certainty, but we also need uncertainty to grow and change. 21:48 Grounding, what it means and the benefits of Wim Hof’s cold-water exercise. 26:49 The fractal patterns of nature are very good for harmony. 32:17 After Reykjavik, on to Ontario, California and then Hawaii for a long cleanse with Woody. 33:15 A month long cleanse is an internal and spiritual experience when you will face your demons. 36:34 Using stem cell injections to increase longevity, possibly to 200 years old. 48:51 America now is like a person who doesn’t read, is no better off than a person who cannot read. 53:13 The divergent mindsets of Brooklyn, Missouri, San Diego. 59:30 Nutrition, culture and art are all David’s passions which he enjoys researching. 1:02:21 Scientism fanaticism is religious fundamentalism. 1:09:50 How David has got his message out to so many people. 1:18:22 David sees the discontent and anger which social media engenders. 1:21:25 Anger, violence and intense volatility in America. 1:24:15 “People who don’t listen to a vision are damn fools” - Jack Kerouac.  David is glad he listened. 1:30:01 How NutriBullet was the answer to his dreams and has transformed so many lives. 1:34:58 David’s ways of doing business i.e. policy of no contract, just handshake deals. 1:39:11 Success is persistence. “I will persist until I succeed…“ 1:42:18 Where David’s drive comes from. 1:44:13 David’s experience of psycho-active plant medicines. 1:58:39 There is nothing better than being with Native Americans in their traditional sweat lodge. 2:04:04 David’s surprisingly extensive knowledge of the Iboga family and other plant families. 2:12:41 Wide list of who David thinks of as successful in diverse fields from flat earth to vaccination. 2:23:31 The flat Earth argument, David questions the legitimacy of the science from Antarctica. 2:36:21 How David stays optimistic with his lack of trust in pharmaceuticals and governments. 2:38:40 What is his super power and why the name Avocado. 2:41:49 Worst and best moments of David’s life. 2:47:36 Having too good a time to have children, but there’s still time if he lives for 3000 years. 2:48:16 Success secrets. 2:48:45 What David has changed his mind about recently. 2:53:16 David’s theory about the recent hurricanes. 2:55:41 Recent US Presidential election was a no-win situation for the voters. 3:02:29 What we should be eating for health and longevity. 3:07:53 What is it like to smoke weed with Woody Harrelson. 3:11:04 Advice to the twenty year old David Wolfe. 3:12:01 Best advice he ever received. 3:12:39 Advice to the young person listening who want to be like David Wolfe. 3:15:16 Brian’s summing up. FULL SHOW NOTES:  https://londonreal.tv/david-avocado-wolfe/ 

Back at it with the legendary David Mathas, my official Wednesday co-host! Follow him on Instagram @MathaFitness Facebook Mathas Performance Fitness, and Youtube David Mathas. You know we had to give our take on the kneeling protests, and also talked about the new Vlog series called "Scrawny to Stage". Where David catalogs his journey to becoming an IFBB pro!

David is the Chief Development Officer where he is responsible for expanding the firm's influence in the health care market. Since joining Leavitt Partners, David has advised clients in areas of government activity, insurance market reforms, economic changes to the health care payment system, and alliances. He specifically helped establish the Private Exchange Coalition and has led multiple other collaboratives that aggregate parties with common interests to achieve statutory, regulatory, or market objectives. David also established and expanded Leavitt Partners Chicago operation. David has a masters of statistics with an emphasis in econometrics from the University of Utah. He also served on the Utah State Board of Regents, where he shared some collective stewardship over Utah's publicly funded institutions of higher education. 00:00 The inexorable shift from FFS to Value-Based Care. 02:00 Dispassionate Economics. 02:30 Where David thinks Healthcare will be in one year. 03:45 Consumerism and Consumer choice in Healthcare. 04:20 Information Asymmetry. 06:00 Decision making in Healthcare as a Consumer and as a Patient. 07:50 Trends moving forward. 08:20 The changing nature of physician roles. 10:30 Harnessing Data. 12:45 Where Practice Transformation begins to matter. 15:40 Core themes for successful futures. 16:45 Defining Value. 17:20 Build for Value. 18:00 Build for and around the Patient. 18:40 Adding value to the system. 19:20 Becoming more collaborative. 21:00 Setting Value. 23:00 Creating Value by driving adoption through CMS. 24:15 Three questions for Health Tech Startups. 28:00 Health Policy. 30:00 You can find out more information at www.leavittpartners.com.

Employee to Stay-At-Home-Dad to Leading A 7-Figure Business Today, in the second half of our conversation with David Branderhorst, we talk about: David’s role in the Igniting Souls organization. The goal of the programs and products David and his partner are developing. What impact means. Where David finds his reward.   David left a banking career to be a full time dad. As his kids entered school, he pursued entrepreneurial opportunities and now impacts people on a global scale. David worked with directly with the CFO and CEO of a regional bank and his wife had a successful career of her own. They had a baby, then had twins. There were cracks showing in the foundation of their marriage due to stress and exhaustion. David realized the outcome he and his wife wanted went far beyond survival. They agreed he should “walk away” from his career to invest his time as dad to his three children while his wife continued her career. When the kids were old enough to go to school, David began to search for a new career, but realized he wanted more than just a job. He eventually partnered with Kary Oberbrunner to build Igniting Souls, where he helps individuals and organizations clarify who they are, why they are here, and where they should invest their time and energy. Hear David Speak at the Igniting Souls Conference in October 2016. Access the show notes HERE.

It is said of David that he was a man after God’s own heart. When we look at this statement in the context of David’s life is it very reassuring. David had many failures as a man and a follower of God. Dr. Hughes examines David’s life and observes that if David could fall short in so many areas and still be favored of God, then we all have hope in life that we too can find favor with God. In all of his troubles, David seems to find blame in others. Paul on the other hand had a different outlook. Where David blamed everyone else for his problems, Paul looked to inward as the cause for his problems. Some people are not happy unless they are dealing with chaos and issues in their lives. We live in a world that makes it easy to not be content. David appears to have been such a person. Paul was content to be in whatever state he found himself. Bro. Hughes asks which side of the cross defines you? Are we defined like David, or like Paul. Yesterday either defines us or we must forget yesterday and move on.