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For episode 105 of the Hoopsfix podcast, we sit down with England international and nine year pro, Joe Ikhinmwin.In this two hour bumper episode, the former London Lions captain exclusively reveals he is retiring from basketball, with a smooth transition to The Cyber Nerds, the business he set up with three friends to review movies, comics and games which has become a huge success.Starting his basketball career as a 14 year old at East London Royals, he moved on to Barking Abbey basketball academy before attending Seminole State Junior College and then NCAA Division 1 South Carolina State where he turned pro upon graduation.He signed with the Newcastle Eagles in his rookie year before moving to his hometown London Lions where he has remained since, captaining the club for the past 6 seasons whilst winning a Cup, Trophy and League title.We discuss all of that and more in this episode that crosses the intersection of basketball, business, content creation, player welfare, and more.Time stamps:00:00 Intro03:37 Interview start04:00 Joe reveals he is retiring06:50 Why he's decided to retire now09:24 Is Joe still working out to stay in shape?10:48 Whether Joe is 100% of if he could come out of retirement in years to come11:42 The transition to retirement from playing being easier due to his other stuff13:28 Advice for younger players starting their career in the BBL25:00 Whether the level of the BBL is underrated26:54 Minutes and wages for British players in the BBL28:51 The important of continuity of a roster for marketing30:50 Clubs arguing they operate within the rules so signing naturalised British players is fine31:55 Whether his contracts would have been enough to live well off and British players not being paid enough33:55 What he would say to teams that say they don't have the budgets to pay players more39:25 Where is the player union?42:13 How much do players communicate throughout the league? 43:40 If players discuss their contracts with each other50:20 Perception is everything51:55 Joe's early days playing starting at East London Royals56:30 How he ended up going to Barking Abbey1:01:23 Sam's two standout memories of Joe1:03:57 The impact Barking Abbey had on Joe's development as a person1:06:49 Where Joe's work ethic came from1:09:23 Self awareness as a player and why so many players lack it 1:11:27 Whether Joe has been able to have input on systems with teams he plays on1:13:10 The London Lions last season and Joe's evaluation of it1:17:39 Whether the big roster was a source of issues with players having to sit out on rotation1:19:00 How much 777 have changed things internally with the London Lions1:19:55 The impact of COVID last season on the Lions' European run and the Cup Final 1:23:13 The Cyber Nerds and the stuff Joe has going on off the court1:27:37 Whether he started the Cyber Nerds with the intention of it being a business1:28:35 The different revenue streams of the Cyber Nerds1:32:30 How to monetize Hoopsfix, and size of the British basketball market1:47:03 Having almost 100,000 followers on Instagram1:48:29 Whether there is more pressure when posting with a large audience1:50:24 Importance of a personal brand for athletes and whether players with a bigger following will have greater leverage with contracts1:54:14 Marketing advice for the league and teams1:56:44 Favourite basketball memory1:59:50 Favourite coach he's ever played for2:00:08 Best junior player he's ever seen2:01:30 Best individual performance he's ever witnessed2:02:33 His best performance of his career2:05:12 What's next for Joe in the next 3-5 years The show has been approved on iTunes – find it here and please subscribe to automatically receive new episodes straight to your phone/computer/tablet – if you could give us a review/rating it would be much appreciated to help the podcast spread far and wide, meanwhile it is also on Spotify here, Overcast, Stitcher, and Google Podcasts.You can support Hoopsfix's work in helping to grow British basketball on Patreon.

Think about why you became an entrepreneur, why you became a speaker, why you decided event planning was for you...if you’ve been around Inside The Greenroom long enough that should be a pretty easy answer. Establishing your why is a pivotal foundation of all that you do.  Can the people you lead say the same thing?  On today’s episode, we have two incredible speakers and entrepreneurs, Brenda Batista-Mollohan and Joe Lau. Brenda is the founder and owner of Inspiring Company Culture, a business dedicated to helping leaders create workplace environments where every employee feels valued, heard and appreciated. Joe is a self-made entrepreneur who after creating several businesses and selling them making seven-figure profits is now a speaker, influencer and ‘quality of life’ coach, he emphasizes the importance of aligning yourself to create a more harmonic life both inside and outside of the workplace.  Learn from Brenda as she talks about the process of establishing high-performing teams, leading by example, understanding when someone isn’t a good fit for your company, and how integral it is for employees to find a place within the business. You’ll hear from Joe on how to bring rest, and harmony within yourself before bringing it to the workplace, why it’s so important for those you lead to find their own why, and even the amazing shifts that can happen when your employees align with themselves and the company’s values.  Join us as we talk about allowing those you lead to make the choices that are right for them so that your culture - whether its an event, company, or project - can reach its goals exponentially faster. Event planners learn how you can create an event culture that will have people not just learning but actually having fun and enjoying their time so that they come back again and again. Speakers you’ll hear about the importance of enhancing an event’s culture and why you should take the time to dive deep into the gigs you get.  This is an episode you may want to listen to twice because you’ll want to remember this insight from both of these incredible speakers.  For more resources or to get in touch with either Brenda or Joe check out the links below!  Here’s what we cover: How Inspiring Company Culture began  The importance of engagement with your teams Setting a challenge and offering support  The biggest indicator of who you are  What makes up the culture of a business Giving employees space to see if they align with the culture Creating a good culture for your event Finding measurable outcomes to find and fix weak areas Taking technology out of the equation to get to the root of the problem Why speakers are important for an event’s culture And much more!   LINKS:   Connect with Joe: Website: https://www.therealjoelau.com/ Email: joe@therealjoelau.com Facebook: @therealjoelau Insta: @therealjoelau LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/therealjoelau/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg2pd10GGpS5hyYBkIDc5QQ   Connect With Brenda:  Website: https://www.inspiringcompanyculture.com/ Email: brenda@inspiringcompanyculture.com Facebook: @inspiring-company-culture Insta: @inspiringcompanyculture LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brenda-batista-mollohan/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnJAK_hyMYhEHcFEUo4JPmg   Connect with Blair: blair@advanceyourreach.com    Connect with us: Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com stageagency@advanceyourreach.com Email​: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com   Book Speakers for your next event! We are the only agency where you can book free and paid speakers, no bureau commissions!  Learn More https://elitespeakersagency.com/ Influential Speakers in Joe’s life:    Jesse Itzler Sarah Blakley   Influential Speakers in Brenda’s life:    Barack Obama Oprah Winfrey Tony Robbins   Episode Minute By Minute: 0:27 Welcome Inside The Greenroom 0:38 Get to know Brenda Bastista-Mollohan and Joe Lau 2:28 How Brenda’s entrepreneurial journey began 5:54 Where Joe’s journey began 7:42 Why It is crucial for leaders and employees to grow together 10:46 Enrolling yourself and your teammates  16:11 What happens when your time is not associated with your identity  18:36 Getting your employees to the next level 24:08 Creating an amazing work culture  28:30 3 things that are guaranteed to shift your team culture  33:31 How Brenda and Joe leverage systems to create better experiences 43:23 How to connect further with Joe and Brenda  More About Joe: Joe is a self-made entrepreneur. He has founded six companies and sold three of them resulting in multiple seven-figure profits. As a successful entrepreneur, speaker, and quality of life coach, Joe inspires and challenges people to connect with who they truly are so that they can have meaningful relationships and live a healthier and higher-quality lifestyle. Joe’s approach simplifies the process of achieving a harmonic life by focusing on the things that truly matter. He teaches his clients to practice gratitude and appreciation to better all areas of their life from fitness to family to finances. His methods help his clients become the best version of themselves and allow them to play more, live more, and make more. More About Brenda:  Brenda Batista-Mollohan is the Founder of Inspiring Company Culture where she helps leaders transform their work environments to be places where everyone is heard, valued, and appreciated. Brenda is an expert in establishing high-performing teams, healthy company culture, leadership, business system analysis, and strategic planning. For the past 25 years, Brenda has focused on performance improvement and how the power of teams helps sustain business results. She helps teams engage and align with desired business outcomes by providing customized workshops, as well as group and leadership coaching either as a standalone or as part of a consulting project. Brenda holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Systems Engineering, a Masters in Health Administration, and a Juris Doctorate

THIS SEASON’S THEME: Cinematic Classics Welcome to episode 026 of Choose Film: A Reel Retrospective podcast. Rebecca and Gary are joined by the hilarious: Actor, Writer and Podcaster Joe O'Neill (from "Joe talks: the hunt for the greatest movie ever" podcast) to discuss black comedy crime film In BrugesSYNOPSISAfter a particularly difficult job, hit men Ray (Colin Farrell) and Ken (Brendan Gleeson) head to Belgium to hide out until things cool down. Ray hates the medieval city they land in, but Ken finds its beauty and peacefulness enchanting. Their experiences become increasingly surreal and possibly life-changing as they encounter tourists, locals and a potential romance for Ray.LINKS IN CONVERSATIONTwitter @JoeTalksPodTwitter @actingjoeTwitter @TheatreShadowInsta @joetalkspodInsta @littleshadowtheatreInsta @joeyourownway_SHORT FILMSLEROY Short Film (2017)https://vimeo.com/278454272Joe O'Neill Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGmKGBhKJeo11RMkPKzmuLgSci-Fi Short Film - C600 (AWARD WINNING)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZs4SYfU6pAJOE'S BIOJoe studied performance in Bull Alley Theatre training company in Dublin from 2010-2013 & also in 2011 spent a summer studying in Lee Strasberg Film & Theater Institute in New York. Joe has written two full length plays ‘Bright eyes’ & ‘Goodbye to Marie’ while also has a series of short plays titled ‘the new Irish Playbook’ which has been performed across Ireland & England. Joe Has written 5 comedy short films ‘Coming out’ ‘Our Child’ ‘Is it ever okay to be a xenophobe’ ‘Millennials’ & ‘Man United Through Pain’ which has close to 800,000 views across Facebook/YouTube.Joe is the artistic director of Little Shadow Theatre Company where Joe has produced many of his own plays and many of his contemporaries plays too.Dedicated to creating & highlighting new work Joe created an (almost) annual festival also titled ‘The New Irish Playbook’ where Joe brings together new Irish playwrights and pairs them with directors and actors who have never worked together before to create truly original work.During lockdown, joe created ‘The isolation series’ where for 12 weeks joe brought together actors over Zoom to perform in an original scene written/directed by Joe each week.Joe also started his own podcast ‘Joe Talks: The Hunt for the greatest movie ever!’Where Joe has a new guest on every week and asks them to watch 3 best picture winners from consecutive years and asks them to rank these movies from 1st-3rd. These podcast are available to listen to on all streaming platforms

If your content marketing pushes seem to be missing the mark, Joe Pulizzi believes now is the best time to change your strategy. Where can you find unexpected wins? In a content world where there’s endless noise, Joe Pulizzi knows how to cut through the clutter. In this episode of Content Callout, he talks about the importance of honing in on one channel, finding your content tilt, and growing an audience. Joe Pulizzi is an Amazon best-selling author and the founder of three different companies, including the Content Marketing Institute. He received the Caldwell Lifetime Achievement Award from the Content Council. He’s launched dozens of events and hosts numerous podcasts, including This Old Marketing with Robert Rose. Outline of This Episode[2:23] Joe’s 3 strategies + tactics[5:56] How to build an audience in a recession[8:47] The less social media—the better[13:44] Joe still advocates for print—why?[16:56] Marketers: think outside the box[18:40] Where Joe sees the event space going[21:35] The Content Inc. six-step model[25:01] The uptick in marketing agency buyouts[27:56] How to follow Joe Pulizzi onlineResources & People MentionedBOOK: Killing MarketingBOOK: Content Inc.BOOK: Epic Content MarketingBOOK: The Will to DieArrow ElectronicsConnect with Joe PulizziJoe’s Personal WebsiteSign up for Joe’s NewsletterThis Old Marketing podcastThe Content Inc. podcastConnect on LinkedInFollow on TwitterConnect With the Content Callout Teamhttps://ContentCallout.com Subscribe to CONTENT CALLOUT onApple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

Today we’ll be chatting with a very successful freelance writer, Joe Dyton. Joe is the founder and president of Dyton Writing & Editing, a content creation and editing company. He’s been working as a full-time freelance writer since 2016, but Joe’s journalism career started in 1999 when he was hired as a part-time sports desk clerk. Joe eventually got to actually cover games and was promoted to a full-time position during his junior year of college! He’s stayed in writing jobs ever since. Joe started freelance writing on the side in 2010. After picking up enough clients, he left the 9 to 5 behind in 2016 and is making a full-time income writing from the comfort of his own home. Some of Joe’s clients include Connected Real Estate Magazine, Student Loan Planner, Credit Karma and GEICO. Fun fact: Joe is a McDonald's Monopoly game-winner! Not a fake winner like the people featured in that "McMillions" documentary either. When he was in high school, Joe’s brother's soda cup had an "instant winner" piece on it for a cruise. So, Joe, his parents and brother went. Why should YOU tune-in? From being trapped in the corporate grind to taking on passion projects and investing in himself, Joe takes us through the why and how he’s found success online. Tune in to hear his awesome story!    What we’re talking about: Freelance writing The best paying freelance writing niches The Profit First Formula The freedom and flexibility of online business Freelance writing income Passion projects and investing in yourself How to find freelance writing clients on LinkedIn Financial goals and lifestyle   Links mentioned in this episode: Joe's Freelance Coaching Website Joe's Facebook Page Joe's Twitter Profit First book   Minute-by-minute breakdown: 2:10 – How Joe describes what he does for a living 5:50 – What types of clients Joe pitched initially 10:15 – Joe’s day looks a lot different as an online business owner 13:16 – The income differential between Joe’s corporate job and his first year working online 18:15 – Joe’s big vision for business 19:50 – Advice to someone new to online business 21:12 – Joe’s passion projects 26:00 – Why Joe didn’t invest time in his passions when he worked in corporate America 26:59 – How many hours does Joe work a week? What does his schedule look like? 28:00 – A big win for a Joe and his turning point 29:58 – Challenges that come with freelance writing 32:34 – Joe’s worst pay as a freelance writer 33:39 – Where Joe has found his best clients and how much time he spends finding new clients 38:30 – Joe has got some good questions for Gina 47:44 – Joe’s one piece of advice for those starting their freelance writing journey

Coming off the best week of plays of the season. Where Joe and Keith had Kamara as their favorite play at running back and predicted Evans breakout game vs Detroit. The guys try to navigate the difficulty of picking guys for week 17 games. Below are the time stamps for each position. Listen to see who are Keith and Joe's favorite high tier, medium tier and bargain plays are this week. QB: 6:04 RB: 19:45 WR: 35:10 TE:53:25 FLEX: 1:05:00 DEF 1:20:55

Tune in as Joe & I bring back another edition of Locker Room Talk with one of our original favorites - Would You Rather? Where Joe and I ask each other "Would You Rather" choose one of two options (usually both bad). Become a fan of The Dan & Joe Sports Show! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dan-n-joesportsshow/support

11 Year MLS Cup Champion Quincy Amarikwa’s (@QuincyAmarikwa) presents - The Perfect Soccer Podcast, Where your host Paul Guarino goes 1 on 1 to get to know your favorite professional soccer players, on and off the pitch. In today’s episode: Paul interviewed Cincinnati FC winger Joseph-Claude Gyau. Joe discusses forgoing college, playing in Germany, and why he came to the MLS. 0:00 - 1:16 Intro 1:26 - 2:29 MLS bubble life 2:30 - 3:15 First time playing soccer 3:16 - 3:46 Growing up with a dad that was a pro 3:47 - 4:32 Experience at IMG Academy 4:33 - 5:04 Forgoing college to the pros 5:05 - 5:23 Where Joe would of went to college 5:24 - 6:07 Playing for USMNT 6:08 - 7:04 Experience playing in Germany 7:05 - 8:02 Coming to the MLS 8:03 - 8:58 Black Players for Change 8:59 - 11:15 Racism in Germany 11:16 - 11:37 Perfect Soccer Ad 11:38 - 14:47 Quincy’s 5 questions 14:48 - 15:27 Goals for this season 15:28 - 17:09 Off the pitch questions 17:10 - 18:34 Outro Be sure to follow Joe on social: https://www.instagram.com/joegyau36/ https://twitter.com/36finest

Joe joined Tom Dalton for an interview on his Making It Happen podcast. Joe and Tom discuss: · Joes starting out with his father. · The 3 things a good business needs to function · Building houses · Dealing with failure · Joe’s experience with Mentors · How Joe got his start as a Mentor · Get your business to €500 clear profit a day · Property Buying mentorship · Where Joe’s Hyper Focus Discipline has come from · Joe’s Super Power · Best piece of advice Joe has ever received · Joe’s book recommendations: 1. Be Obsessed or Be Average – Grant Cardone 2. Extreme Ownership - Jocko Willink You can find more of Tom’s podcast episodes at: Itunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/making-it-happen/id1461673894 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3p5UonNKQvZIb15l3uTBbN?si=m0AyC_VyTge6dmnngmIGgw Website – https://tdperformance.ie/making-it-happen-podcast/ If you enjoy todays episode and want to find out more about what I do, check out my business YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCel2pH5WE5qunrdFPT8dwFw Check out some of the work I do on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoeDoyleEntrepreneur/ My FREE 7 Crash Course In Wealth Creation Click The Link Below: https://joedoyle.ie/free-business-program/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joedoyleentrepreneur/message

“I guess one of the great agonies of life is that we are constantly trying to finish that which is unfinishable” – Martin Luther King Jr. My conversation with Joe spans his company Aspiration Partners and his story as a change agent. We discuss: Aspiration and its current and future products Where Joe envisions his startup […]

They are healthy, nutrition-packed, and can be the building blocks to some pretty delicious, yet hearty meals. There is perhaps no food quite so convenient, versatile, and humble--finding a home in even the tightest of food budgets. What is this miracle food of which we speak? Beans! They come in so many different varieties, and the meal possibilities are endless. A kitchen without beans is like a day without sunshine. Beans are versatile, delicious, nutritious, and they add an endless array of recipe possibilities to meals, snacks, and desserts. I use them all the time in my everyday cooking, and so does Joe Yonan, author of the new cookbook, Cool Beans: The Ultimate Guide to Cooking with the World's Most Versatile Plant-Based Protein. If you've been cooking more and more and more these days at home, then you'll love the recipes, kitchen wisdom, and cooking advice from Joe Yonan. He's the Food and Dining Editor for The Washington Post, and as you'll discover on this week's show, he's also the master of cool bean cookery. Oh, and wait till you hear about his recipe for Harissa Roasted Carrots and White Bean Dip and Julia's Deep, Dark Chocolate Mousse. Let’s get cooking with Joe! Show Highlights: Get to know Joe better How Joe became interested in food shopping and meal prep at eight years of age How the coronavirus crisis has affected the restaurant industry and food journalism The new website geared to novice cooks with recipes, tips, and guidance for beginning cooks: Voraciously The silver lining to the pandemic: more people are interested in cooking at home, and family dinners have made a comeback How Joe became fascinated by beans as a vegetarian for the past eight years Benefits of beans: incredible nutrition, packed with fiber, vitamins, and minerals, versatile, shelf-stable, and affordable How beans are a common denominator in “blue zones,” places across the globe where people live longer than average Benefits of dried beans over canned: they are cheap and include many different varieties that aren’t canned; also, you have more control in the cooking process and texture and have the cooking liquid that can be added to dishes for extra flavor Joe’s rules for cooking dried beans and his take on the “to soak or not to soak” question How kombu (dried seaweed) helps digest beans to reduce flatulence and soften the beans Joe’s favorite recipe in Cool Beans, Lalo’s Cacahuate Beans Joe’s recipe for Harissa Roasted Carrot and White Bean Dip, which uses harissa (a North African chili paste); toss the carrots with harissa and roast them at high heat (chipotle peppers in adobo sauce can be substituted) and puree them with a can of white beans with mint and lemon juice Where Joe’s inspiration for recipes comes from The adaptability of beans in many recipes, since they are a vegetable AND a protein that’s starchy Gateway recipes for beans include hummus, chili, and purees to use in soups and pasta Joe’s recipes for Julia’s Deep, Dark Chocolate Mousse and Black Bean Brownies   Resources: Photos by Aubrie Pick, food styling by Lillian Kang, courtesy Ten Speed Press.  Joe Yonan Food and Dining Editor, The Washington Post Cool Beans: The Ultimate Guide to Cooking With the World's Most Versatile Plant-Based Protein is out NOW from Ten Speed Press. Find Joe on social media! Instagram Twitter Facebook Read more on my website!

They are healthy, nutrition-packed, and can be the building blocks to some pretty delicious, yet hearty meals. There is perhaps no food quite so convenient, versatile, and humble--finding a home in even the tightest of food budgets. What is this miracle food of which we speak? Beans! They come in so many different varieties, and the meal possibilities are endless. A kitchen without beans is like a day without sunshine. Beans are versatile, delicious, nutritious, and they add an endless array of recipe possibilities to meals, snacks, and desserts. I use them all the time in my everyday cooking, and so does Joe Yonan, author of the new cookbook, Cool Beans: The Ultimate Guide to Cooking with the World's Most Versatile Plant-Based Protein. If you've been cooking more and more and more these days at home, then you'll love the recipes, kitchen wisdom, and cooking advice from Joe Yonan. He's the Food and Dining Editor for The Washington Post, and as you'll discover on this week's show, he's also the master of cool bean cookery. Oh, and wait till you hear about his recipe for Harissa Roasted Carrots and White Bean Dip and Julia's Deep, Dark Chocolate Mousse. Let’s get cooking with Joe! Show Highlights: Get to know Joe better How Joe became interested in food shopping and meal prep at eight years of age How the coronavirus crisis has affected the restaurant industry and food journalism The new website geared to novice cooks with recipes, tips, and guidance for beginning cooks: Voraciously The silver lining to the pandemic: more people are interested in cooking at home, and family dinners have made a comeback How Joe became fascinated by beans as a vegetarian for the past eight years Benefits of beans: incredible nutrition, packed with fiber, vitamins, and minerals, versatile, shelf-stable, and affordable How beans are a common denominator in “blue zones,” places across the globe where people live longer than average Benefits of dried beans over canned: they are cheap and include many different varieties that aren’t canned; also, you have more control in the cooking process and texture and have the cooking liquid that can be added to dishes for extra flavor Joe’s rules for cooking dried beans and his take on the “to soak or not to soak” question How kombu (dried seaweed) helps digest beans to reduce flatulence and soften the beans Joe’s favorite recipe in Cool Beans, Lalo’s Cacahuate Beans Joe’s recipe for Harissa Roasted Carrot and White Bean Dip, which uses harissa (a North African chili paste); toss the carrots with harissa and roast them at high heat (chipotle peppers in adobo sauce can be substituted) and puree them with a can of white beans with mint and lemon juice Where Joe’s inspiration for recipes comes from The adaptability of beans in many recipes, since they are a vegetable AND a protein that’s starchy Gateway recipes for beans include hummus, chili, and purees to use in soups and pasta Joe’s recipes for Julia’s Deep, Dark Chocolate Mousse and Black Bean Brownies   Resources: Photos by Aubrie Pick, food styling by Lillian Kang, courtesy Ten Speed Press.  Joe Yonan Food and Dining Editor, The Washington Post Cool Beans: The Ultimate Guide to Cooking With the World's Most Versatile Plant-Based Protein is out NOW from Ten Speed Press. Find Joe on social media! Instagram Twitter Facebook Read more on my website!

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Building Materials Industry | Building Materials and Structural Design Joe Bruno is an architect who specializes in residential and commercial. He has done a significant amount of projects for municipalities and school districts, and he involves himself in every facet of the process from conception through completion. Since Joe has a handle on engineering and execution on top of his specialization, he is constantly watching trends in the building materials industry. Recently, Joe has noticed an increase in new technologies being introduced to the market, providing him with new ways to solve architectural problems as he incorporates these technologies into his designs. Engineered Lumber The building materials industry is always coming out with new products, but in Joe’s eyes, the latest trend has made the greatest impact on the structural design. Open floor plans are in extremely high demand right now and they pose many new challenges for architects across the country. Engineered lumber has enabled architects to create sprawling open floorplans without using a forest of columns or other laborious techniques. It is stronger than sawed lumber and more fire-resistant, so Joe has been able to expand his offerings to clients at a better price. The Future of Building Materials in Architecture Continuing with the idea of price, Joe predicts the building materials industry will see a continuing trend of greater variety at a lower cost. This includes materials that have traditionally only been accessible to the rich, like granite countertops and other finishes. Window manufacturers will offer a wider array of options and some of them are only available because new materials can withstand the stresses of new designs. Either way, the goal is to select the right materials for each job. And with an increasing number of different options available to us, the entire design-build process continues to become more efficient. About Joe Bruno Joseph J. Bruno, AIA is an architect in private practice in Park Ridge, New Jersey. He earned his Bachelor of Architecture from the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) in 1983. His extensive experience includes the design of schools, commercial buildings, and residences. Since establishing his own practice in 2000 he has focused primarily on custom residential design. This aspect of architectural practice is particularly satisfying as he has the ability to connect one on one with his clients in the pursuit of creating their dream homes. He has entered the stage of his career when the sons and daughters of his first clients are beginning to come to him to design homes for themselves and their families. Mr. Bruno has recently completed a 12 ½ year term as Trustee of the Park Ridge Board of Education where he served as President since 2008. He had previously served on the Board of Trustees of the Architects League of Northern New Jersey for many years before serving as President in 1998. What You Will Learn: Joe’s background in architecture and construction New trends in the building materials industry The future of building materials in architecture How building materials manufacturers are increasing their visibility and selling their technology Where Joe looks for new information about building materials and products The importance of brand in Joe’s decision-making process Resources: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Joseph-J-Bruno-AIA-340185043579735/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-bruno-40137112/ Instagram: @josephj.bruno

There is a growing trend toward eating healthy foods. Finding meals when on special diets, such as those who have diabetes, it can be a difficult process. Joe Martinez had a solution. He is the President, Founder, and Chief Commercial Officer of Healthy Meals Supreme. In 1996 Joe was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and had trouble finding convenient and healthy meals that satisfied his dietary needs. As Joe began to make his own meals, people around him began to take notice of their quality and asked if he would make and sell them.  And so Healthy Meals Supreme was born. In this episode, G. Steven Cleere is joined by Joe Martinez to talk about his diabetes diagnosis, the types of diets common today, and the process behind making Healthy Meals Supreme.    Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  [2:36] Background for Joe and how he came to start Healthy Meals Supreme [6:50] How Joe got the word out in the beginnings of the company [8:50] Healthy Meals Supreme has a certified international chef [10:20] The types of diets which Joe’s products are designed for [12:02] Delivery and turnaround times for orders [15:30] The importance of using great ingredients [19:06] Food as Medicine [22:05] What is a “ketogenic” diet? [27:30] The challenges Joe faced when building Healthy Meals Supreme [36:40] Where Joe’s products are available   Subscribe and Listen on: iTunes   Resources Mentioned in this episode Healthy Meals Supreme Twitter for Healthy Meals Supreme LinkedIn for Healthy Meals Supreme   Connect with Steve Kitchen2Shelf  About Me NexxtLevel Marketin   Sponsor for this episode Our podcast was brought to you today by Kitchen2Shelf, the educational arm of NexxtLevel Brands. Kitchen to Shelf provides online and in-person courses and workshops for CPG entrepreneurs at any stage of growth.  Whether you're an early-stage startup, a local growing business, or if you want to just expand your distribution to a national level, Kitchen to Shelf can help you learn what you need to know to grow. 

For decades, Glenn Close has turned in one acclaimed performance after another, but Oscar has continually eluded her. At last year's Academy Awards, that nearly changed. Close narrowly lost the Best Actress statuette for her tour-de-force performance in The Wife. Although Close herself earned critical praise, the film itself fell beneath the radar, earning less than $10 million at the domestic box office. Today we take a closer look at what The Wife has to offer. Angela Betancourt, host of 5 Things with Angie B., joins us to discuss not only Close's magnetic turn in the Björn Runge-directed drama but also how it tackles the emotional complexity of a decades-long marriage. Listen in as we engage in a detailed breakdown of The Wife, its complicated family dynamic, the unsung supporting role (co-lead?) played by Jonathan Pryce and the implications of its divisive conclusion.  The Wife synopsis, courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics: Directed by Berlin Silver Bear-winner Björn Runge, THE WIFE is adapted by Jane Anderson from the Meg Wolitzer novel of the same name. After nearly forty years of marriage, JOAN and JOE CASTLEMAN (Glenn Close and Jonathan Pryce) are complements: Where Joe is brash, Joan is shy. Where Joe is casual, Joan is elegant. Where Joe is vain, Joan is self-effacing. And where Joe enjoys his very public role as Great American Novelist, Joan pours her considerable intellect, grace, charm, and diplomacy into the private role of Great Man’s Wife, keeping the household running smoothly, the adult children in close contact, and Joe’s pills dispensed on schedule. At times, a restless discontentment can be glimpsed beneath Joan’s smoothly decorous surface, but her natural dignity and keen sense of humor carry her through the rough spots. It’s 1992, and Joe is about to be awarded the Nobel Prize for his acclaimed and prolific body of work. Joe’s literary star has blazed since he and Joan first met in the late 1950s, when she was a demure Smith student and he, her (married) creative writing teacher. The Wife interweaves the midcentury story of the couple’s youthful passion and ambition with a portrait of a marriage, thirty-plus years later—a lifetime’s shared compromises, secrets, betrayals, and genuine, mutual love. From 1958 to 1992 to our present vantage point of 2018, we observe Joan and Joe Castleman in the context of their times, and ours. SHOW NOTES Want to appear on a future episode of the Crooked Table Podcast? Find out how over at crookedtable.com/guest! Join the Crooked Table Crew by becoming an official patron over at Patreon.com/CrookedTable Subscribe to the Crooked Table Podcast on iTunes so that you never miss a moment! Listen to the Crooked Table Podcast on Spotify! The Crooked Table Podcast is also on Stitcher! Robert Yaniz Jr. can be reached on Twitter at @crookedtable. Connect with Crooked Table on social media: Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Tumblr

TV Talk Series PremieresMiracle Workers (TBS)To prevent Earth's destruction, Craig, a low-level angel responsible for handling all of humanity's prayers, and fellow angel Eliza must answer a seemingly impossible prayer: help two humans, Laura and Sam, fall in love.Weird City (YouTube)Weird City is a lively but slightly slapdash collection of half-hour vignettes all set in the same near-future metropolis, one divided by a strict security border called the Line. Those living above the Line (presumably on Allegorical Avenue) are the Haves: affluent, status-conscious poseurs pampered by daft sci-fi luxuries. Those subsisting below the Line are the Have Nots, who mostly just seem like normal decent folk rather than the usual Mad Max-style feral scavengers.Proven Innocent (Fox)"Proven Innocent" tells the emotional story of one woman's fight to prove the innocence of wrongfully convicted people. The legal drama follows an underdog criminal defense firm led by a fierce and uncompromising lawyer, Madeline Scott, who was wrongfully convicted in a sensational murder case that made her an infamous media obsession. Madeline runs the legal firm with her partner, Easy Boudreau, the very lawyer who helped set her free after 10 years in prison. Their team also includes investigator Bodie Quick and communications director Violet Price, who runs a true crime podcast that follows each investigation.Doom Patrol (DC Universe)A team of traumatized and downtrodden superheroes comes together to investigate the weirdest phenomena in existence.The Umbrella Academy (Netflix)A dysfunctional family of superheroes comes together to solve the mystery of their father's death, the threat of the apocalypse and more. Off the Cuff: The Critic Catches Up Part 2The Wife Joan and Joe remain complements after nearly 40 years of marriage. Where Joe is casual, Joan is elegant. Where Joe is vain, Joan is self-effacing. And where Joe enjoys his very public role as the great American novelist, Joan pours her considerable intellect, grace, charm and diplomacy into the private role of a great man's wife. As Joe is about to be awarded the Nobel Prize for his acclaimed and prolific body of work, Joan starts to think about the shared compromises, secrets and betrayals.RBG An intimate portrait of an unlikely rock star: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. With unprecedented access, the filmmakers explore how her early legal battles changed the world for women.Hale County This Morning, This Evening Composed of intimate and unencumbered moments of people in a community, HALE COUNTY THIS MORNING, THIS EVENING allows the viewer an emotive impression of the Historic South - trumpeting the beauty of life and consequences of the social construction of race, while simultaneously a testament to dreaming - despite the odds.The Sisters Brothers It's 1851, and Charlie and Eli Sisters are both brothers and assassins, boys grown to men in a savage and hostile world. The Sisters brothers find themselves on a journey through the Northwest, bringing them to the mountains of Oregon, a dangerous brothel in the small town of Mayfield, and eventually, the gold rush land of California -- an adventure that tests the deadly family ties that bind.Eighth Grade Thirteen-year-old Kayla endures the tidal wave of contemporary suburban adolescence as she makes her way through the last week of middle school -- the end of her thus far disastrous eighth-grade year.The RiderAfter suffering a near fatal head injury, a young cowboy undertakes a search for new identity and what it means to be a man in the heartland of America.Won’t You Be My Neighbor Filmmaker Morgan Neville examines the life and legacy of Fred Rogers, the beloved host of the popular children's television show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For the Culture: Why Watch That’s Recommendations for Black History Month, Part 1FILMThe Oscar Win: MoonlightThe Art House Indie: If Beale Street Could Talk, Sorry to Bother YouThe Horror Film: Get OutThe History Lesson: Selma, Hidden Figures, The Birth of a Nation, 12 Years a SlaveThe Good Sport: Creed, Queen of KatweFrom Stage to Screen: FencesThe Commercial Hit: Girl’s Trip, Black Panther TV Talk SERIES PREMIERESRussian Doll (Netflix)A woman gets caught in a mysterious loop, repeatedly attending the same party and dying at the end of the night, only to awake the next day unharmed.The ABC Murders (Amazon)In 1933, retired detective Hercule Poirot is targeted by a taunting killer who sends letters signed "ABC", which Poirot must decode in order to discover the identity of the murderer.SEASON PREMIERESThe Magicians (Syfy)Quentin Coldwater, a grad student at Brakebills College for Magical Pedagogy, has been fascinated by the magical fantasy world since he was young. But as he has gotten older, Quentin and his 20-something friends have discovered that the magical world they read about as children is not only real, but it poses dangers to humanity. While studying at the secret upstate New York school, the friends struggle to cope with the aftermath of a catastrophe that befalls the institution. The fantasy series is based on a series of novels by Lev Grossman.Suits (USA)Big-time Manhattan corporate lawyer Harvey Specter and his team, which includes Donna Paulsen, Louis Litt, and Alex Williams, are launched into a play for power when a new partner joins the firm. With his two best associates gone and Jessica back in Chicago, Specter and the team try to adjust to a new normal without them. The team faces down betrayals, fiery relationships, and secrets that eventually come to light. Old and new rivalries surface among members of the team as they learn to deal with their new member.SEASON FINALESOutlander (Starz)After serving as a British Army nurse in World War II, Claire Randall is enjoying a second honeymoon in Scotland with husband Frank, an MI6 officer looking forward to a new career as an Oxford historian. Suddenly, Claire is transported to 1743 and into a mysterious world where her freedom and life are threatened. To survive, she marries Jamie Fraser, a strapping Scots warrior with a complicated past and a disarming sense of humour. A passionate relationship ensues, and Claire is caught between two vastly different men in two inharmonious lives. `Outlander' is adapted from the best-selling books by Diana Gabaldon.Vikings (History)Viking Ragnar Lothbrok is a young farmer and family man who is frustrated by the policies of Earl Haraldson, his local chieftain who sends his Viking raiders east to the Baltic states and Russia, whose residents are as poor as the Norsemen. Ragnar wants to head west, across the ocean, to discover new civilizations. With assistance from his friend Floki, Ragnar builds a faster, sleeker fleet of boats to help him make it to the Western world. Through the years Ragnar, who claims to be a direct descendant of the god Odin, continues to struggle with Earl until the two face each other in a final battle for supremacy. Following that, Ragnar goes on a search for new lands to conquer. First Look: The Wife (Theaters & On Demand)The WifeJoan and Joe remain complements after nearly 40 years of marriage. Where Joe is casual, Joan is elegant. Where Joe is vain, Joan is self-effacing. And where Joe enjoys his very public role as the great American novelist, Joan pours her considerable intellect, grace, charm and diplomacy into the private role of a great man's wife. As Joe is about to be awarded the Nobel Prize for his acclaimed and prolific body of work, Joan starts to think about the shared compromises, secrets and betrayals.Director: Björn RungeProduced by: Meta Louise Foldager, Rosalie Swedlin, Claudia Bluemhuber, Piers Tempest, Piodor GustafssonCast: Glenn Close, Jonathan Pryce, Christian Slater, Max Irons, Annie Starke, Harry Lloyd, Elizabeth McGovernDistributor: Sony Pictures ClassicsRelease Date: August 17, 2018Runtime: 1 hour 39 minutesGenre: Drama, SportR See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you’re anything like most investors, your dream sounds a little bit like this: You have enough motivated seller leads that you can choose which ones will make you the most money. You make a good living from investing without working the entire day and you get to spend a lot of time with your friends and family. Most importantly, you don’t worry about money anymore. Today’s guest Joe Cordes has made this dream a reality. After working normal jobs, he “burned the ships” and plunged into full-time investing. If you want to take your REI business full time, this episode is for you. You’ll hear how Joe went from a tired workaholic to relaxed investor and how he makes his deals extra profitable. Show highlights include: - How Joe quit his job and became a full-time investor without having a ton of business—and how you can do the same. (10:30) - Where Joe found the first property he ever bought (when you hear this, it might sound too easy, but it absolutely works). (15:55) - Yes, the money you can make in investing is nice, but here’s what investing is really about. (19:25) - How to find out exactly how much work to do for any given deal to reach your target income—whether it’s $50,000 or in the millions! (19:55) To get the latest updates directly from Dan and discuss business with other real estate investors, join the REI marketing nerds Facebook group here: http://adwordsnerds.com/group Need help with your online marketing? Jump on a FREE strategy session with our team. We'll dive deep into your market and help you build a custom strategy for finding motivated seller leads online. Schedule for free here: http://adwordsnerds.com/strategy

Joe Jackson was born in Dallas, Texas into a musical family; his mother is a former professional clarinetist, and his father, Jim Jackson, a former trombonist with the Fort Worth Symphony, is today a renown recording engineer. Joe chose the trombone at age 12, and during his high school years was the recipient of three Down Beat Magazine “DeeBee” awards. During his tenure at the University of North Texas, Joe studied with Vern Kagarice, Hal Galper, David Liebman, and Don “Jake” Jacoby, played lead & jazz trombone in the famed One O’Clock Lab Band, and was named the National Association of Jazz Educators 1985 College Musician of the Year. Joe left UNT in 1990 to join the Maynard Ferguson Band. He spent a year with Ferguson, performing throughout the United States and in Europe. From 1991 to 2011 he was lead trombonist with the U.S. Air Force Airmen of Note, and from 2004 to 2011 was the Director of the Airmen of Note. During his tenure as Director, Joe produced the award-winning Jazz Heritage Series heard on 112 radio and media stations worldwide, and eight recordings including “Cool Yule” which climbed to #2 on the JazzWeek chart in December 2010. As a freelance trombonist and arranger, Joe performs with top East Coast bands including the Woody Herman Orchestra, the David Liebman Big Band & Chaise Lounge.  Additionally, he performs regularly in DC-area theatre productions and is in high demand as a session player. He has contributed hundreds of commissioned arrangements to dozens of ensembles across the country, and his educational arrangements are published by Alfred Music.  Joe has appeared as a clinician & soloist at music festivals across the country. Joe publishes his website dedicated to serving the trombone community, www.jazztbone.com. In this fun and lively discussion, we cover: Euphonium buyback program Tubas with kickstands Swiss Army Knife Gig Machine Person (SAKGMP) Joe's parents Recording with his Dad and the Airmen of Note Getting recycled in basic training "The Terrible Airman" march Basic training philosophy The value in extending his stay in San Antonio The day the drill instructors found out you would outrank them OICU812 Sorry A**-ed Individual Downbeat Magazine DB awards The impact and influence of Joe's band directors The Airmen of Note Selling candy "Choir, stand up." Playing with Maynard Ferguson Band A Tale of Two Airmen Becoming the director of the Airmen of Note 2004-2011 Programming themed CDs Recording live CDs, especially "Airmen of Note, Live" Glenn Miller "Cool Yule" Growing where you're planted Advantages/disadvantages of having an officer in charge "Earl Williams Trombones, Out of Business Since 1973" Where Joe is playing these days Percentage of classical vs. jazz playing in Joe's current life "Like Wes, but with affirming parents" Joe's transcription work LINKS: Joe's site Want to help the show? Here are some ways: Help others find the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes. Show us some love on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Help us pay the bills (and get regular bonus episodes!) by becoming a Patreon patron. Show some love to our sponsors: The brass program at The Mary Pappert School of Music at Duquesne University and Parker Mouthpieces (including the Andrew Hitz and Lance LaDuke models.) Tell your friends! Expertly produced by Will Houchin with love, care, and enthusiasm.

Interior designers know they have to be on Instagram and on Facebook and make sure all their pins look great on Pinterest. But LinkedIn is just a place to stick your résumé or look for your next hire, right? Wrong. LinkedIn can actually be a very fruitful networking platform if you put in the work and if you have a great strategy. And on today’s Wingnut Social podcast, we dig deep into how LinkedIn can pay off for interior designers. Darla and Natalie welcome Joe Apfelbaum, CEO of B2B marketing firm Ajax Union to the show today, and Joe is all about LinkedIn. Joe started Ajax seven years ago to use advanced technologies to help businesses with their internet marketing. But what he realized is that many companies don’t actually have a marketing strategy, and many are ignoring a goldmine in LinkedIn. Today Darla and Joe talk about why LinkedIn can pay off, and why it’s so often ignored. What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [3:30] Where Joe’s passion for marketing comes from [7:32] How do you create a strong LinkedIn strategy? [12:29] Who is on LinkedIn to connect with [13:45] Don’t be a spammer [17:45] Hashtags on LinkedIn and why Joe is a maniac [20:36] The difference between posts and articles on LinkedIn [23:33] Joe’s LinkedIn connection strategy [25:25] Does LinkedIn have an algorithm? [26:45] Whut up, Wingnut? [23:13] Bloopers Connect with Joe Apfelbaum Joe on LinkedIn Joe’s website Ajax Union High-Energy Secrets Resources & People Mentioned Twitter for Interior Designers episode Joe’s article on reaching out to prospects on LinkedIn Joe’s article about sending DMs Getting Things Done Get your Audible Free Trial! LinkedIn: The 24/7 networking party Darla tells Joe on this week’s show that she has 14,000 connections on LinkedIn, but she never really logs in. Joe draws the analogy of showing up to a networking party every day, but sitting in the corner and not talking to anyone. And this is actually most people’s problem with LinkedIn. It’s a very active platform, but few users are actually standing out by posting. Joe cites some stats from Microsoft about LinkedIn’s usage. He estimates there are about 500 million professionals on LinkedIn, and 40% of those professionals log in every day. So what’s the problem? Only a million people are actually posting on LinkedIn. If you can create a LinkedIn strategy for posting every day on the platform, you can truly distinguish yourself. And Joe lays out how to build that strategy on this week’s episode. Don’t be a spammer on LinkedIn On this week’s show, Joe staged a sort of LinkedIntervention with Darla, encouraging her to log onto the platform more often, and engage with the people there a lot more often. But direct messages on LinkedIn can be really sales-y and annoying, so Joe cautions that you need to have a direct message strategy. Part of that is genuinely wanting to reach out and connect with people with whom you could do business. You need to ensure that, when reaching out to people on LinkedIn, you’re not burdening or spamming them. So that means keep your messages short. People don’t spend more than seven seconds reading messages. Get straight to the point, offer them actual value, and don’t sell anyone anything ever. Try to build an actual relationship with them. Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla’s Interior Design Website Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn

I was thinking about this when reading that Forbes article that came out the other day that 44% of Americans skip doctor visits or medical care due to cost. Here's my point: There could be 2 prongs to this. One of them is that the costs are too high. And yep, they are. Even more distressing when you consider that only a dime on every dollar spent on health care goes to the physician or nurse or person actually providing the care. So much is chewed up by invisible middle people adding questionable value to patient care. But here's another prong that you might not have thought of. I remember in one of my marketing classes ages ago the case study about classified ads. Classified ads that listed the price were something like 50% more successful than those that did not. If there's no price, consumers just assume the price is too high. Consumers are consumers whether they're buying a used lawnmower or medical care, and they simply assume the cost is too high when the price tag is turned under. Buying something and being obligated to pay for it even if you don't know what you're getting yourself into... that's a risk that might be a factor in that 44% not bothering to show up for care they need. Today, I speak about the hidden costs and frictions in health care with Joe Murad, President and CEO of PokitDok. Costs and frictions that make being a health care consumer a less than optimal experience. Joe most recently served as Managing Director and Head of Individual Exchange Solutions for Willis Towers Watson where he was responsible for the largest private health insurance exchange. Prior to WTW, Joe was the COO and a founding team member of Extend Health, Inc. from its inception until its $435MM sale to Towers Watson in 2012. Before Extend Health, Joe was part of the initial team at eHealth (IPO: EHTH) where he served as the Director of Business Development and was instrumental in building the company's early overall success. Before eHealth, Joe held numerous market facing roles at Informix Software, Inc. (acquired by IBM in 2001) by way of its acquisition of Illustra Information Technologies in 1995. 00:00 Integrated delivery models. 04:30 Where Joe sees the biggest breakdowns in communication in health care. 05:00 “An ecommerce for health care.” 06:25 Stripping out unnecessary processes through intermediaries in health care. 10:00 The path to transformational change in health care. 13:00 What better transparency looks like, and how we get there. 13:40 “Health care skipped the Internet.” 16:10 What's possible today. 16:20 “You really have to look back in order to move forward.” 18:00 Joe's definition of a modern-day patient experience. 19:50 PokitDok's aim to rebuild everything. 20:40 Who hires PokitDok. 21:55 “We enable organizations.” 27:15 How PokitDok changes the consumer experience. 31:00 There's $250 billion in payer spend. 32:00 Joe's advice to organizations feeling pressure from big intermediaries with a lot of influence. 32:45 You can learn more at pokitdok.com

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Steve talks to Dr. Joe one of the pioneers in peak week strategies for natural bodybuilders. 02:53 How has Joe's view of peak week changed? 08:15 Where Joe places peak week into his phasic contest prep plan? 12:40 Joe's 'metabolic building' phase 19:00 What does Joe do in his peak week? 22:05 Difference approaches Joe has used & lessons learnt. 28:50 What is supercompensation & can it occur with carbs? 37:07 How does Joe assess whether someone is spilled, flat or full? 42:35 Why do some people peak after their show? Get hold of Joe: • www.thedietdoc.com • www.facebook.com/joe.klemczewski Thanks, please comment, like and subscribe! COACHING: www.revivestronger.com/online-person-training/ WEBSITE: www.revivestronger.com SNAPCHAT: www.snapchat.com/add/revivestronger FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/revivestronger TWITTER: www.twitter.com/revivestronger INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/revivestronger MYFITNESSPAL: www.myfitnesspal.com/food/diary/snhall1990 __ Stay up to date with the latest research! MASS (Research Review): • https://goo.gl/c7FSJD RP+ Membership: • http://bit.ly/2vSuSub __ Books we recommend! RP Books • http://bit.ly/2vREaH0 Scientific Principles of Strength Training • http://bit.ly/2w3th4D Renaissance Periodization Diet Ebook • http://bit.ly/2wGuuMU Understanding Healthy Eating • http://bit.ly/2uAxFZ8 __ When you're interested in online coaching, please go visit our website and follow the application form: www.revivestronger.com/online-person-training/

Have you ever heard the phrase “content is king”? It’s a phrase that is sold to creatives the world over encouraging them to continue to put their best work. We’re told that if we do, sooner or later, we’ll catch our break and get discovered. The thing is, it’s not enough. Sure we need to be putting out quality work, but our work alone, no matter how good it is, will rarely get us where we want to go. Joe Simon has been working as a filmmaker and DP for 20 years. He transitioned from starting out as a professional BMX rider and filmmaker focusing on action sports, to a successful and in demand wedding film company, and then again transitioned into a commercial and corporate film brand. He now travels the world shooting TV shows for networks like CBS and CNN, and workign with brands such as Norwegian Cruise Line, TD Ameritrade, Oakley, and many, many others. Today, Joe shares how even after 10 years working in film, when he started his commercial brand The Delivery Guys, he still fell victim to the creative bias, and quickly found out that great work alone wasn’t enough to attract the clients he wanted to work with. He tells us how you should be getting your work out to the right people to see, how to build a killer reel by utilizing your current jobs, and a whole bunch more. If you’re looking for advice from someone who’s lived it, Joe is the guy. In this episode: • How to handle hiring freelance editors to get the best results • Joe’s approach to capturing extra content on your current shoots and repurposing it to pitch to corporate and commercial clients • The ups and downs of travel jobs and how to prepare for them • Where Joe would begin if he were starting over again today • How to effectively market your work and get the right people to see it Quotes: “The Delivery Men was created off of b-roll content from weddings.” [18:27] “I think in general you just have to really hustle a lot, and to get work, it’s hard. When I first launched this company in 2012, I built the website and built the reel, and I thought that work would just show up, and it didn’t. It was a realization that no one knows who we are in this world, and so really having to get out and hit the street and build a network.” [25:00] “You have to have a network first before you can just get people to watch something.” [28:29]

On today's podcast my interview with Joe Saul-sehy from Stacking Benjamins podcast. Where Joe, Og and Joe's mom neighbor Doug. They have a fun way of talking about personal finance. Plus the podcast is entertaining. Talking about money is not always have to be hard, but Joe and his friends make it fun. I had a conversion with Joe about how to talk kids about money and the power of play. Also, great apps and website to share about budgeting and banking. It was a fun time and I learned a lot from Joe.   Show links: Show links: Stacking Benjamins podcast links: links: Some links are Affiliates links boardgamegeek.com chimebank.com famzoo.com chime bank   Subscribe in Stitcher Subscribe in Itunes         http://www.nosittingonthesideline.com/subscribe-to-the-email-newsletter http://www.nosittingonthesideline.com/subscribe-to-the-podcast      

When Chipotle Mexican Grill tapped Joe Stupp to be Head of Social Media, the company chose the person with the most relevant experience possible. In fact, Joe was the restaurant manager of the very first Chipotle. Now nearly 1,800 restaurants strong, Chipotle still approaches social media in an unconventional style that is perhaps befitting a much smaller brand – with just a handful of people who know every facet of the business intimately, and who love talking with customers. They answer all sorts of questions, from the basic – “Where does your chicken come from?” – to the absurd – “What kind of toilet paper do you use in the bathroom?” – and all with a virtual smile. Or perhaps it’s a wink? Joe spent some time with me and Dan Moriarty for Episode 3 of the Focus on Customer Service Podcast. Some of the most quotable moments of this episode include: • “We don’t really view it as customer service, but more like we’re just conversing with people.” • “Being response to our customers… just comes naturally to us.” • On social media response time: “We have zero goals around that...We do not track it. We do not keep an eye on it. It’s just something that we do. ” • Advice to others: “People really have to be careful that they know their business inside and out.” As a reminder, brands featured on the Focus on Customer Service Podcast appear because of YOU the listener. To nominate a brand that has amazing customer service on social media, just use the hashtag #FOCS. Here are the highlights of Episode 3 and where to find them: (2:45) Joe’s history at Chipotle, starting with the very first restaurant (4:35) Chipotle’s philosophy on customer service (6:19) What kinds of questions does Chipotle receive on social media? (7:10) The weirdest question Chipotle has received (7:48) Where Joe’s team sits in the organization (9:32) How Chipotle achieves its “amazing” response time (11:11) Questions about specific restaurants vs. brand questions (13:53) One Twitter handle or two? (15:53) Joe’s advice to other companies starting a social customer service practice (17:25) What’s next for Chipotle’s customer service (20:05) What Joe likes to tweet about personally Chipotle was nominated by Chad Mitchell (@cmmitchell4) during a recent #SMTLive webinar. Have you experienced awesome customer service on social media? If so, please nominate the brand by sending a tweet using the hashtag #FOCS!