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Time is not only money but also a lot of other things, for instance, spiritual enrichment. At the present time, there is a spiritual enrichment taking place in the Church worldwide, because due to lockdowns everywhere Christians have more time to spend with the Lord. Where Paul talks about redeeming the time in Ephesians 5:16, he uses the same word as that which is used to describe our redemption by Jesus. So, how do we redeem time? How do we get back the time which has been wasted and continue to live productively in order not to waste more time? Firstly, we need to live our lives with wisdom. Paul says we are to walk wisely in times of evil. The wisdom to live and manifest the Christ-life comes from a mature knowledge of God and understanding His will. This is accomplished by absorbing His Word. Instead of fretting and getting into fear or using all kinds of escape mechanisms to handle the evil days in which we are living, rather get filled with the Spirit. Walking in the Spirit and being led by Him results in love, power, and a sound or sober mind. This also has the benefit of you being extremely effective in everything you have to accomplish, thereby redeeming the time. Maintain yourself in the Spirit, and keep being filled by the Spirit through continually proclaiming the Word. Be vigilant in prayer and thanksgiving and walk correctly as a Christian in the presence of those who are not part of the Church. Those who walk and live wisely, gain the favour of God and man, as did Daniel and Joseph. Living in sin is a waste of time, but repentance and turning to God supernaturally redeems that time. God, through His love and grace, is redeeming time for us by restoring that which had been stolen by the enemy.

In the last leg of their trip, we see how the Lord was faithful in keeping His Word as Paul finally made it to Rome after two and a half years. In our text we see Paul's faithfulness to the mission of Jesus Christ. Where Paul kept his heart focused on sharing Christ rather than allowing his circumstances to shut him down. Making the most of His time, by making Christ known effectively.

It's five times more expensive to acquire a new customer than to retain an existing one.    So the saying goes.    But as an ecommerce seller, there's a plethora of tools out there that you can leverage to engage your audience, expand your customer base, and make your brand more profitable.    My guest for this episode is Paul Baron, who is a Chatbot Architect at The Chat Agency, a marketing solutions provider that helps brands rank, build lists, and boost conversion rates using chatbots and influencer marketing.    Paul will be sharing how he got into ecommerce and how he eventually made the deep dive into digital marketing. He'll walk us through where his marketing strategies have found the most success, how he gets people into lists, and how he builds a network of brand ambassadors using various marketing funnels.    You'll also learn why it's not just knowing your audience, but also knowing how they engage with your brand, that can take your business to the next level.    Timestamps:  How Paul got into ecommerce - 03:58 Where Paul and his team has seen the most success - 8:03 Getting people into your marketing funnels - 10:33  Why you should consider yourself an ‘influencer' - 15:02 How much brand ambassadors matter in terms of revenue - 20:45 The value of putting together a buyer persona (If you haven't already) - 27:10   I'd like to thank Paul for all the good stuff he shared with me today. If you're looking to grow your brand through chatbots and influencer marketing, definitely check out their services over on thechatagency.com.   Speaking of growing your brand, nothing speaks ecommerce more than mastering the art of importing from the world's factory floor. Copies of our book, Import From China Like A Pro are still up for grabs—your copy is on us, just pay for shipping!   Don't forget to leave us a review over on iTunes if you like this episode, and as always, happy selling and we'll talk to you soon!

“The content of your life is the curriculum of your evolution.”Today I am joined by internationally acclaimed speaker, trainer, mentor and coach, as well as my dear friend, Paul Martinelli. While you may know Paul as the Founding President and faculty member of The John Maxwell Team, what you may not know is that Paul was raised in an abusive household, and has had to overcome much adversity in order to become the entrepreneur he is today - with multiple, multi-million-dollar companies. Paul’s idea-abundant energy is unique and unmatched, and I can’t freaking wait for you to get the opportunity to gain insights from this true BADASS in today’s podcast!Tune into Episode 39 of Cure For The Common Life to hear more!In this episode you will learn:Some background on Paul Martinelli (1:26), What Paul’s upbringing was like and how that shaped him (3:09) Why Paul spent the first half of his life believing he was stupid (4:33) The person, and book, that transformed the trajectory of Paul’s life (5:43) What called Paul to become an entrepreneur, even amidst facing constant adversity (7:53) Where Paul’s passion comes from (10:50) Why Paul gives 10% of everything he earns away (11:58) The 3 most profound pieces of advice Paul would give to you, and anyone else looking to make a positive shift in their life (17:42) Which rituals keep Paul in a perpetual forward motion, moving further, faster (24:16).Let’s Connect!WebsiteTwitterFacebookInstagramConnect With Paul Martinelli:www.PaulMartinelli.netSee acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul Ace took his experience in eCommerce to start making an impact on how brands communicate with their clients. From selling bridesmaids’ dresses to a consultant to some of the biggest names in marketing, Paul takes us on his journey.We start with the moment he realized he’s an entrepreneur and traverse his journey through entrepreneurship. Paul shares how some of the most unlikely jobs helped prepare him for his current business and fortify the skills he now expertly teaches to others. Paul explains what he believes to be the most crucial part of eCommerce and why it’s so important to create a feedback loop. We talk about a big area of business that many companies are neglecting and touch on some personal goals he hopes to accomplish in the next year. Key TakeawaysWhen he realized he’s an entrepreneur (02:23)How being a wedding singer helped him become more entrepreneurial (05:30)How to optimize outreach (11:30)An important part of Ecommerce (17:04)The importance of creating a feedback loop (19:00)Where Paul think businesses are leaving the most money on the table (22:45)A personal item on his bucket list (26:00) Additional Resources Check out Amplify C-Com hereYou can find the transcripts and more at http://bizninjaradio.comBe sure to follow me on Instagram @bizninja---Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! 

Paul Ace took his experience in eCommerce to start making an impact on how brands communicate with their clients. From selling bridesmaids’ dresses to a consultant to some of the biggest names in marketing, Paul takes us on his journey.We start with the moment he realized he’s an entrepreneur and traverse his journey through entrepreneurship. Paul shares how some of the most unlikely jobs helped prepare him for his current business and fortify the skills he now expertly teaches to others. Paul explains what he believes to be the most crucial part of eCommerce and why it’s so important to create a feedback loop. We talk about a big area of business that many companies are neglecting and touch on some personal goals he hopes to accomplish in the next year. Key TakeawaysWhen he realized he’s an entrepreneur (02:23)How being a wedding singer helped him become more entrepreneurial (05:30)How to optimize outreach (11:30)An important part of Ecommerce (17:04)The importance of creating a feedback loop (19:00)Where Paul think businesses are leaving the most money on the table (22:45)A personal item on his bucket list (26:00) Additional Resources Check out Amplify C-Com hereYou can find the transcripts and more at http://bizninjaradio.comBe sure to follow me on Instagram @bizninja---Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! 

Andy bring us the next installment of the devotional series in 1 Thessalonians. Where Paul talks about idols and how we are to deal with our idols.

Traditional printer sales may have slowed down in 2020 due to workforces going remote. However, new health and security-conscious Managed Print Services (MPS) have seen a recent spike. In episode 172 of B2B Tech Talk, Keri speaks with Ingram Micro’s Senior Program Manager of MPS, Paul Sin, about… -What types of printers are getting attention in 2021 -The industries that are buying printers right now -MPS financing options -Where Paul sees tech going in 2021 Find out more about Ingram Micro’s Managed Print Services here. Access the MPS portal here Hear Paul in episode 52 and episode 80. To join the discussion, follow us on Twitter @IngramTechSol #B2BTechTalk Listen to this episode and more like it by subscribing to B2B Tech Talk on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Stitcher. Or, tune in on our website.

In this episode of The Evolving Accountant, we have a chat to Paul Campbell, Founder & CEO of Amazing Radio. Amazing Radio is the place that you hear the future big stars of the music industry first having found a number of the artists / bands that we listen to now, to name a few, Bastille, Haim, Skrillex, The 1975, Royal Blood, Rag N Bone Man, Dua Lipa and Sam Fender.During the podcast we talk about:His career to date, including working at the BBCTaking the plunge and setting up Amazing RadioHow Amazing find the artists and Paul's top tips for standout acts to look out for in the futureThe purchase of the CMJ Music Festival in New YorkBeing from the North East, the heritage, the culture and loyaltyThe launch of Amazing Radio in America (during lockdown)Where Paul takes his advice fromUseful links:Amazing Radio - UK - https://amazingradio.com/ Amazing Radio - USA - https://amazingradio.us/CMJ Music Festival - https://cmj.com//

We continue our series on the writings of Paul. This week in Philippians. Where Paul writes about living a life "worth of the gospel of Christ." What is a life worthy of the gospel? How do we both boast in Christ and live in humility? On Sunday we discuss how we can not only live a life worthy of the gospel but live one that reflects it leading others to encounter Jesus.

Paul Dashevsky is the co-founder of GreatBuildz, a free service currently operating in Los Angeles that connects homeowners with reliable, pre-screened general contractors. They connect each client with three contractors who are individually selected for their specific project; then provide ongoing support to make sure everything goes smoothly. Paul is a serial entrepreneur, real estate investor, active Angel investor and member of Tech Coast Angels. Connect with Paul Dashevsky GreatBuildz Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Some of the Topics Covered by Paul Dashevsky in this Episode What is GreatBuildz and why Paul founded it How Paul developed the idea after years of flipping homes and how he began to build it with his co-founder and nephew John Grispul GreatBuildz' business model The challenge of customer acquisition and navigating the world of digital marketing Bootstrapping and why Paul hasn't decided to fund-raise yet The big vision for GreatBuildz The process of vetting and onboarding contractors How Paul views growth and expansion Paul's experience flipping over 350 homes with Westcliff Realty and how he knew when it was time for something new Where Paul got his entrepreneurial spirit from and what he has learned from his failures Paul's experience joining the Entrepreneurs' Organization Links from the Episode Entrepreneurs' Organization Entrepreneurs' Organization Accelerator

Drew has a treat for Paul. The listeners get assigned some homework. Paul spills the beans on a recent purchase that is completely awesome and Drew is jealous he doesn't have yet. The boys break down the device, what it's capable of, and some general video game emulation talk. Finally, Paul provides a crucial update on a "Batman" comic. Recorded on 07/25/2020 Show Links: Kevin Budnick Kevin Budnick on Twitter RG350M handheld video game console The "official" RG350M store Where Paul (and eventually Drew) bought his The RG350M subreddit The best guide for the device Dark Knights: Metal

"How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,' when all the time there is a plank in your own eye?" asks Matthew 7:4. Yet this tendancy, to judge those around us, quietly becomes instinct as our hearts focus on religiosity rather than righteousness. Join us as we work through Romans 2:1-16 this week. Where Paul confronts the Romans (and us), about the fallacy that we as mere humans, have any authority to pass judgement at all. If you have any questions or are wrestling through a situation and need support and prayer, please email us at hello@lordslovechurch.com. We would love to connect further! Please join us for live service on Zoom, every Sunday at 11:15am PST bit.ly/LLCZoom.

Pastor Thomas teaches from 2 Timothy 1:5 (KJV), Where Paul highlights the Faith of two women in the Bible and the qualities which their faith possessed. There are lessons in this text that apply even now from these great women of faith.

Paul Murphy and I met on LinkedIn, not too long ago, but have shared many laughs in our conversations leading up to today's episode. Paul is a paramedic turned teacher who then advanced himself to management and leadership throughout his career. Now, he writes and is a consultant. We cover a lot in this episode, so grab a pen!  We start with - His background - When and why did he start writing? (Nerd alert haha) - Where to start when you are new to writing and want to be published - Redlines, Redlines, Redlines (oh those editors!) - Where to find clients - Where Paul is transitioning to in his writing for fun side  We mention the episode with Sharon: https://thesavvyscribepodcast.com/2020/02/04/episode-39/ when we were talking about networking   You can find Paul on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulmurphy5280/and on his websiteSupport the show (http://www.thesavvyscribepodcast.com)

Paul Kanu is a bodybuilder as well as a YouTuber and Instagrammer. He has competed in several shows at this point, nearly going pro. Here we talk about his decision to go from natural to enhanced, training sessions with Mike Israetel, the importance of genetics, and the future of Paul's competition career. 0:00- Bodybuilder Paul Kanu and his competition history 3:50- Making the decision to be enhanced 7:20- Training with Mike Israetel 12:45- Spending too much time on the science 20:00- Muscle shape / genetics 30:45- Where Paul is going from here https://www.instagram.com/kanulift/ https://www.youtube.com/user/2RBeastWebsite and Coaching: https://drdavemaconi.com/Smile Fund: https://secure.operationsmile.org/sit...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dave_maconi/Youtube Homepage: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW-P...

This week David continues his study of Corinthians by looking at chapter 10.  Where Paul looks at the lessons of history in the Christian walk.

In the seventh installment of Bizness Casual, Luke Lapinski and Paul Bissonnette discuss his trip to Cabo over the holiday break. They also discuss snowbirds coming to the valley, the college football playoffs and the upcoming Winter Classic in Dallas. Where Paul happens to be at the time of the podcast.

The hemp and CBD market are going global in a big way, and renowned hemp pioneer Paul Benhaim is here to help us navigate the waters. Now the founder and CEO of CBD brand Elixinol, Paul has been involved in the hemp industry since 1993. His first commercial endeavor in the space was a hemp-based nutritional bar that quickly moved from a few thousand bars per year to multi-millions and is now sold under numerous labels across the world. This lead Paul to found the industry-leading brand Hemp Foods Australia, which continues to provide the highest quality hemp food products available. In this episode, Paul shares with us his insight on the market and the products he sees gaining momentum worldwide, including CBD powders and liposomes. Learn more at https://www.elixinol.com Cannainsider listeners get 10% discount of CBD with coupon code "insider"   Key Takeaways: Paul’s personal journey through the hemp industry and how he came to start Elixinol An inside look at Elixinol and its mission to provide the highest-quality CBD products in the world The most profitable products around the world and Paul's predictions for future bestsellers Japanese customer behavior versus that of American customers Paul’s insight on different markets including Latin America How Paul believes 2018’s Farm Bill will significantly change cannabis’ global mobility Where Paul sees the price of hemp shifting in the next 1-3 years, especially as more and more companies move online New hemp-based protein and food innovations Paul is developing through his Hemp Foods line Paul’s advice on how to build customer interest and loyalty through packaging without overspending Paul’s insights on what the cannabis and hemp landscape will look like globally over the next 5-10 years  

As you are about to hear in this PODCAST, The Apostle Paul made an astonishing statement to the committed-Christ-Followers living in Rome. In other words, to those living in the belly of the beast. Rome. The capital of an Empire that redefined hedonism, paganism, unbridled moral perversion. Rome. The city that literally drank itself into daily stupor on cheap wine and human blood. Rome. The city of the Colosseum and Gladiator. Rome. The city where human life held zero value. Rome. The city of which Paul wrote in Romans 1, “They invent new ways of sinning… They are heartless, and have no mercy. They know God’s justice requires that those who do these things deserve to die, yet they do them anyway. Worse, they approve and applaud others who practice them.” Rome. The epitome of a religiously/politically lethal environment for every follower of Jesus. Rome. Where Peter would eventually be crucified. Rome. Where Paul himself would be beheaded. So to encourage these embattled believers living right there as residence of this ancient sin-city, Paul wrote this amazing statement in his letter to the Roman believers, “What shall we say about such wonderful things as these? If God is for us, who can ever be against us?” (Romans 8:31) In a city where everyone was against these beleaguered believers in Jesus, Paul assured them that God would never be against them. God would never be against then because God was for them. Guess what? He is for you too! A blessedly-beautiful three-in-one proposition. Please remember that depending upon your web browser and connection speed, it may take up to 60 seconds for this podcast to begin to play. God bless you richly as you listen.

"I always felt like I wasn’t JUST an actor, but my passion for acting kept me going because I was just so happy whenever I was doing it… but when the option of stretching yourself and taking that leap was presented... I just jumped." ~Paul Jerome Jennifer Gardner interviews actor, writer, producer, director Paul Jerome. Paul Jerome is an actor and producer, known for Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World(2005), Bean (2008) and Attraction (2000). He is also the co-producer, co-writer, co-director of the award-winning comedy web series THE BIG DICK MIKE SHOW. Listen now...   Links & Resources "A lot of times it wasn’t about getting paid — it was about collaboration." ~Paul Jerome on his series and YouTube projects Connect with Paul TWITTER FACEBOOK Acting demo reel The Big Dick Mike Show on YouTube Connect with Jennifer  Facebook, @jenbgardner on Twitter Email me here. I am also on the web at www.jgardnerassociates.com and you can read about my approach to practicing law. Highlights from the Episode Paul and Jennifer on natural chemistry and how they connected Knowing he’s wanted to be an actor from a young age - how acting chose him How his career has been made playing dark characters including mass murderers even though he’s a kind, peace loving person in real life "What would cause someone to do horrible things — it’s an interest in humanity to me." How the award-winning web series The Big Dick Mike Show was conceived and produced in the early days of reality TV and YouTube. "It came out of both of us being very frustrated with the amount or quality of work that we were getting as actors and we just decided that we wanted to take our careers into our own hands — have more control and just sort of determine our fate.” The concept behind B-Boy Bear, a comedy short formerly on YouTube. "We spent all this money and built this platform to show all this content that we had done, but at the same time YouTube was exploding and we said, “this just isn’t going to work.” Making the rounds with the festival circuit including the LA Web Fest and the Web Fest in Marseilles, featuring The Big Dick Mike Show, and forming strong bonds within the community. “You’re getting there and you’re so excited just to have been invited to this party… to get to that moment where they’re announcing the Grand Jury Prize and you hear your show’s name… we REALLY did not expect to win.” Upcoming collaborations & the necessity of wearing numerous hats in the current acting industry Where Paul’s confidence comes from and how he handles self-limiting beliefs when they come up Finding his tribe in drama club as a transformational experience in his life What excites Paul about the future and how he defines success “It’s not defined by money and anything else. It’s about me being able to, pretty consistently my whole adult life… do what I love… and to be able to be proud of my body of work." ~Paul Jerome Help Us Spread the Word! Thank you so much for listening and I hope you enjoyed the show. You can subscribe to this podcast on iTunes here. Also, if you like what you hear, please consider leaving a review and rating. I love to hear from my listeners and welcome your comments and suggestions. Let me know what you think--I want to connect with you! Maybe by tuning in, we will learn something and be inspired to do the next creative, fun without a box thing in our own lives.  

Let’s talk about Flight Club! Episode 3 is the first episode of the series dedicated to just one guest. Hear the fascinating story behind the birth of Flight Club. Emerging as one of the market leaders in social experiences, Flight Club took off thanks to a clear vision, ground breaking technology and a partnership willing to put “all our chips on the table” COO Paul Barham joins Ben and Stuart on the Shout About London Podcast, for a candid conversation on his new life of running bars, ‘social darts’ and building a business. 0:45 What Ben learned from last week. And yet another correction.  4:20 What the guys did at the weekend, recommendations of cool places to go. 7:16 This week’s theme  8:00 Paul from Flight club  9:36 Why darts is so good socially 13:12 How they first thought of darts  15:03 When it first got serious  16:11 Searching for the holy grail, automatic scoring in darts 21:07 Why the premium environment 24:22 Biggest challenges - how they raised the finance  27:30 How the brand will grow going forward  28:30 ANNOUNCEMENT: The newest venue opening overseas  29:18 Who came up with the name Flight Club 29:48 The launch of the Bloomsbury venue 31:00 Where Paul goes out  32:40 Corporate events at the venue and tournament mode  34:10 How to book. Walk in tournaments. 38:00 Shout About London give you ‘the weekly shout’. What's happening in London this weekend. 41:07 How to find Shout About on line  You can reach the guests here Instagram: flightclubdarts Facebook: flightclubdarts Twitter: flightclubdarts Shout About London Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

Links to Paul's Social Media - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/fltallpaul Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/paulrevelia/?hl=en Website - http://www.prophysique.com/ TimeStamps for the Episode - 4:00 - How Paul Began Coaching 11:00 - Initial Concerns, keeping his job before going FULL TIME. 14:50 - How did Paul build up his client base from the start. 20:00 - Where Paul get's client from now & how it's changed. 26:00 - What TYPE of clients Paul works with. 30:00 - Dealing with newer clients with Online Coaching. 33:13 - How has the PROCESS for his coaching evolved. 40:10 - How does Paul manage his time? 45:40 - Power of momentum 48:00 - How to find your strengths as a coach. 52:00 - Anecdotal / Experience vs Research Studies. 55:00 - What would Paul tell his 20 yo self? - Thank you for listening, to find out more about myself and my coaching through Made By Morris... Instagram - http://bit.ly/2nEojrZ Facebook Page - http://bit.ly/2o5sYhV Coaching Website - www.madebymorriscoaching.com Coaching Enquires / Questions - aj@madebymorriscoaching.com -

Giving back seems like the trendy thing to do these days. Consider the success of Tom’s or Warby Parker. However, giving back isn't just a trendy thing to do. It the only way to grow a business according to our guest today, Paul Trylko, President & CEO of Amplify Credit Union. Even though Amplify Credit Union is not-for-profit, their mission is still based around a triple bottom line: serving the community, the credit union members and employees. Amplify is a member-owned financial cooperative with more than 56,000 members and over $790 million in assets. They've been serving Austin since 1967, when they started as IBM Texas Employees Federal Credit Union. Paul has been CEO of Amplify through rapid growth and expansion. He has been named CEO of the Year by the Austin Business Journal and the National Association of Credit Unions. In this episode, Paul talks candidly about his experience as a CEO: literally from day one to succession planning. Today’s Topics Include: Why doing the right thing is the only way to do it The joy of making a profit (and not for the reasons you typically think of) What's more difficult: Being a For You Leader or a Servant Leader? Paul’s aha moment How to face adversity How Paul has shifted to putting plans in place for a leadership secession The leadership secession process: how long does it take? What do you need to be thinking about? Leaders biggest stumbling blocks The process of growing as a leader The role externalizing yourself plays in growing a business Where Paul finds ideas and perspective for business growth How you transfer from working "in the business" to "on the business" How Paul and Kirk first started working together How Paul copes with stressful times More great Podcasts about Leadership

Where Paul and J-F discuss Melissa Berg's - Prophecy of the Stars and G. Derek Adams' - Asteroid Made of Dragons. They also discuss in depth the Marketing Questionnaire that they received when their books got accepted on Inkshares and what to be prepared to answer if you want to get published.

  Paul and Steven give you an introduction to Living Villa Cappelli.  A bit about their lives and what the show will cover, which includes Italian culture, food, history, travel and more.       You’ll discover:    • Where Paul was born and where he grew up (hint, his accent doesn’t give it away)   • What Paul and Steven’s careers were before running a villa in Italy     •  Just how small Steven’s town was where he grew up   •  Where and what Villa Cappelli is   •  Why Paul’s family’s name in town translated to “The Suckers”