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Growing up, Steve de Laveaga loved playing basketball. As a high school senior, he attended basketball camps at Cal Lutheran. Due to his athletic talent, he was offered a full academic scholarship and decided to take up Communications. Through this course, he discovered that the key to creating great influence and wealth in any field is the ability to communicate your vision and passion to your network. As as he got older, he has made it his mission to make people's lives better through his positive influence. For almost a decade, Steve was the SVP and National Sales Manager for Fidelity National Title Group, encompassing multiple Divisions and overseeing 3,100 Sales Executives, and assisting over 200 sales managers across the US. Here, he assisted their partners and stakeholders in growing their business and bringing value to real estate companies. Today, Steve is the Founder and CEO at Real Intelligent Sales Engagement (R.I.S.E.). Their main goal is to be the best business-to-business facilitator with clients and prospects in the real estate space.  They also work with top producing teams and focus on helping agents develop into “sales savants” and be in their company's top 10%. Top Takeaways: 03:06 Why Steve has chosen to work with elite teams 09:54 How Steve came up with R.I.S.E  11:23 The 3 key things a team must have to achieve more closings 12:54 The value of follow-up 14:23 Why more agents don't always mean more closings  15:42 Why you need to be accountable to the process and business of real estate 21:34 Where Steve sees the real estate industry ending up in the next 3-5 years 23:27 What Zillow and Open Door haven't figured out yet 24:28 What will happen if Google or Facebook goes into real estate?  27:11 Why you need to watch out for Keller Williams 36:38 What Steve loves about Sisu dashboards 42:38 Steve's vision for consumer experience 46:08 What is Steve's most important piece of advice? To get a hold of Steve, you may visit https://salesisacareer.com/

Exiting your W2 job to pursue a real estate career can help you achieve financial freedom, and many of you might be striving to do what today’s guest has done: get out of the corporate rat race and get into full-time multifamily real estate investing. Steven Louie worked for 25 years in the benefits and consulting industry, where he held various executive and sales leadership roles at Mercer and MetLife. He is now a Managing Partner at Vertical Street Ventures, where he is responsible for acquisitions, sourcing capital, and building key strategic partnerships, and he has grown his multifamily portfolio to over 2,500 units across Arizona, California, Florida, and Texas. In this episode, Steve shares what drove him to exit his W2 job and the five-step plan he used to do so, how he made the transition from corporate America to self-employed, and his advice for expediting the process. You’ll also learn his secret to scaling rapidly, how he found and vetted his partners, and why he values relationships above all else, so tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Learn a bit more about Steve, his corporate background, and what he does now.How he found multifamily while looking into the many tax benefits of real estate.The driving factor for Steve to leave his W2 job was spending more time with his family.The five-step plan he used to exit his W2 job: network, hire a coach, self-educate, build a team, and take action.Having a mentor versus self-education: it depends on how much free time you have.What Steve learned while transitioning from corporate America to running his own business.Hear what he would do differently if he had to start again: become an investor sooner!Steve’s advice for expediting the process from W2 to full-time investor: do your job well and great things will happen.The secret to his rapid scaling success, starting with honing your people and sales skills.How Steve found his partners and the importance of focusing on finding the right ones.Find out how he met his brokers and the deal flow that has come from those relationships.Where Steve sees his company going in the next three to five years.The tool Steve can’t do without: a customer relationship management database.What he learned from his biggest mistake and what he needs to grow to the next level.Tweetables:“You’re chasing that corporate dream, you’re chasing money, and you sacrifice a lot of things. One of the things I did sacrifice is family. With the recent exit of corporate America, I have the freedom to work on my business as a business owner as well as spend time with the family.” — Steve Louie [0:05:29]“Whatever you’re doing, do your corporate job extremely well and all those skillsets will lead right into what you do from a real estate professional standpoint as well.” — Steve Louie [0:12:23]“A lot of people shy away from the word sales, but it’s all part of what you have to do in life. That’s a key aspect of what helped me grow my career across the board.” — Steve Louie [0:14:34]“Hiring great people across the board is very important. I’m a big fan of hiring the right talent.” — Steve Louie [0:22:28]Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Steven Louie on LinkedInSteven Louie EmailVertical Street VenturesRich Dad Poor DadRich Dad’s Cashflow QuadrantGarzella Group

Steve Massey is co-founder and CEO of Prewitt Ridge, which was founded in 2019 to tackle the largest meta-problem in deep tech: systems engineering. They reduce friction in collaborative design efforts by connecting critical data elements between engineering teams and offering git-like tracking of project-wide changes. Prior to co-founding Prewitt Ridge, Steve was at Slingshot Aerospace for 2 years where he led the development of their real-time edge analytics pipeline working with USAF and defense contractor customers, and 5 years at SpaceX where he acted in a mission management and integration engineer role for multiple early Falcon 9 launches as well as led the avionics build for their Hyperloop pusher project. Some of the Topics Covered by Steve Massey in this Episode What Prewitt Ridge does and how it got started How Steve and his co-founder, Zeke Brechtel, decided to work together on Prewitt Ridge The timing behind Steve starting Prewitt Ridge How Steve decided on his ideal customer Raising funding for Prewitt Ridge and Steve's experience in Techstars Partnering with NASA JPL How Steve is thinking about customer acquisition for Prewitt Ridge The competitive landscape that Prewitt Ridge is operating in Building the team behind Prewitt Ridge What Steve learned while working at bigger companies like SpaceX and Slingshot Aerospace What the communication is like between Steve and his investors How Steve recharges Where Steve's interest in space came from Sign up for The Weekly Grind, for actionable insights and stories from successful entrepreneurs delivered to your inbox once per week: https://www.justgogrind.com/newsletter/ Listen to all episodes of the Just Go Grind Podcast: https://www.justgogrind.com/podcast/ Follow Justin Gordon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/justingordon212 Follow Justin Gordon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justingordon8/

Real-time applications come with real challenges—persistent connections, multi-server deployment, and strict performance requirements are just a few. Our guest today is Steve Bussey, a software architect at SalesLoft and author of the new book, Real-Time Phoenix: Build Highly Scalable Systems with Channels. In this episode, Steve shares with us what he has written on real-time Elixir applications and how he has led development in the field. We discuss how Steve found Elixir, what system and application architecture means to him, and what he considers the differences between architecting and designing a system. Steve gives us his opinions on domain-driven design, umbrella apps, and Phoenix LiveView, and shares some of his personal processes when working on new real-time features, as well as what he believes are the toughest parts of developing and rolling out real-time applications. Finally, we talk about testing, security, and performance issues, and Steve sells us on his book. Tune in today! Key Points From This Episode: What Steve’s favorite pair of shoes is and how he got into sneakers. Where Steve is from and how long he has been doing programming. What system and application architecture means to Steve. The difference between architecting and designing a system. Steve’s opinions on domain-driven design. Eric’s opinion on umbrella apps and Steve’s response. Where Steve starts when he works on a new real-time feature. Steve’s personal and professional pre-code design processes. The toughest parts of developing and rolling out real-time applications. Testing real-time features and Steve’s thoughts on Phoenix LiveView. How Steve incorporates security into the architecture when designing applications. Multi-tenant applications and how Steve deals with performance issues. Deployment considerations when going into production with a real-time application. Steve sells us on his book and gives his final plugs and asks for the audience. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Steve Bussey on Twitter – https://twitter.com/YOOOODAAAA Steven Bussey’s Website – https://stevenbussey.com/ Real-Time Phoenix on Pragmatic Bookshelf – https://pragprog.com/book/sbsockets/real-time-phoenix SmartLogic — https://smartlogic.io/ Justus Eapen on Twitter — https://twitter.com/justuseapen Eric Oestrich — https://oestrich.org/ Eric Oestrich on Twitter — https://twitter.com/ericoestrich Eric Oestrich on GitHub — https://github.com/oestrich Special Guest: Steve Bussey.

In this episode, I welcome my friend and mentor Steve Beckett.  Steve is an amazing human being and has such deep wisdom as we all navigate the situation with Covid-19.   We talk about the situation as it stands in the UK and the US as of March 17, 2020, including: How quick people are to label "the elderly" and "the medically compromised" as though they are a mere category Where Steve is seeing the rallying of community in the face of a "tsunami" that is coming for both countries in the coming weeks How the Integral quadrants inform our approach to daily life (including specific practices Steve is doing to regulate his nervous system and remain centered) What we are seeing in the "system" in terms of values, trade-offs, and lessons learned We then do a deep dive into why President Trump is making the decisions he is and why he has been approaching this Covid-19 situation with such arrogance.  Steve takes us through multiple leadership frameworks to make sense of what seems so senseless to those of us living through it in the US. Steve then walks us through a practice we can all use to regulate ourselves and ensure we are getting out of "fight or flight" mode in a time of overwhelming information coming at all of us. Here are some links that Steve shared after the interview that I am already finding to be immensely helpful and interesting: Steve's bio: http://integralcoaching.org.uk/steve-beckett/ Steve's Covid-19 Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6KfAGsnp6MFDXirAqF5bPj?si=xGCuAVqUQXOZdb5aOj_S_Q Good Podcast about Immunity:   https://open.spotify.com/episode/3lND2PQs92AZCE2zDdpDxD?si=qAdRJiQwRb-_CsuH_Mv-gw   Sense-making in Corona times:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3--5kcQIkyQ   Singularity University Summit on Corona:   https://www.crowdcast.io/e/covid-19-virtual-summit/2   Crowd sourced Corona Handbook - great for communities with templates etc:   https://coronavirustechhandbook.com/?fbclid=IwAR2qbOgr057uFZ0KVJl2qhK_zQYLmQGc79O9q4mVWyh0jnFpt-vCQkSOS2o

What these scars? I got them recording our Joker episode whilst dancing with the Devil in the Pale Moonlight. Where Steve and Lee discuss the billion dollar smash that is Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix's 2019 'Joker' and compare it to the so serious 1988 Alan Moore classic 'The Killing Joke'. But which is better; the book or the film? Also please excuse our counting failure (again), we call this episode 14, when it is in fact 15. yes, we are stupid!

Steve Anderson, M.A., is a trusted authority on Risk, Technology, Productivity, and Innovation and has over 35 years of experience in the insurance industry. He holds a master's degree in Insurance Law. Anderson is a professional speaker, consultant, and "futurist." From business management systems to social media, Steve analyzes what's happening now and explains its implications for the future. His speaking portfolio includes presentations on the future of technology, how businesses can leverage the online world, and how any business can assess and use strategic risk to their advantage. He was chosen to be one of the original 150 "thought leaders/influencers" on LinkedIn and has over 340,000 followers. He is the author of the Wall Street Journal and USA Today best selling book, “The Bezos Letters: 14 Principles to Grow Your Business Like Amazon”, where he takes a perceptive look at Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’s annual shareholder letters, extracting 14 key “growth principles” that both the large corporation and “solopreneur” can use to scale up. In this episode we dive into: 1. Where Steve came up with the idea to write his book “The Bezos Letters” and how it went from an idea to reality. 2. Why the biggest risk often times is not taking the risk at all. 3. Why constant change is actually required to move forward and grow. 4. The behind the scenes research it took for “The Bezos Letters” to come to life. 5. Why Steve shifted the layout of the book away from chronological and into 14 main principles and organizational cycles. 6. Why Jeff Bezos believes that failure is necessary for growth and success. 7. The importance of allowing ourselves to be counterintuitive and how this principle has allowed Amazon to continue to grow. 8. The significance of the first letter that Jeff Bezos sent to shareholders and how he constantly revisits this message throughout his correspondence. 9. Why Amazon always maintains a day 1 mindset. 10. The secret 15th principle that Steve would add to his book. 11. Why the “Flywheel” is one of the most important principles, but also may be the hardest to implement. 12. How the principles of Amazon don’t simply apply to business, but also can be actively applied to our personal life as well. www.brenttieri.com https://thebezosletters.com/

Where Steve and Marijn talk about the great SharePoint Saturday community and specific SPS Belgium with some live recording from the event and think about MS Teams and how surprisingly it is still not been rolled out everywhere.

When God calls on you to develop a gift that can change the world, He is not going to abandon you in the middle of that journey. After a life-shattering meeting with his coach in 2008, Steve found himself with a flight itinerary scribbled on a napkin and without transportation or a place to stay for the night. Once he found his way to a hotel room in downtown Charlotte with the help of an unlikely friend, Steve heard God’s voice for the first time. Today, he’s sharing that incredible story with you. If you’ve ever questioned God’s presence in your life or wondered how He works through the people around you, this episode is for you.   “We can go 40 days without food. We can go three days without water. We can’t go a moment without hope.” -Steve Weatherford Subscribe to the podcast on: Apple Podcast Stitcher Overcast PodBean TuneIn Radio   Plug in, Get connected, and Win prizes Turn on Steve's post notification on Instagram, comment and tag 3 of your friends who are not yet following @weatherford5 and have a chance to win prizes!   We love your feedback! Subscribe and leave a review so we can help you take the EXACT steps you need to live a high-performance life! In This Episode: Why you can’t start slacking and get complacent once you master something in your life Where Steve was in 2008 leading up to a huge emotional blow he could have never expected Why faith is the cornerstone of hope and you can’t live without it How Steve’s identity and brotherhood were ripped from him in one brief meeting underneath a football stadium The tiny street preacher God called on to reach Steve in downtown Charlotte, NC at one of the darkest moments in Steve’s life What God said the first time Steve audibly heard him Why you need to get out of your comfort zone and find your calling   Connect with Steve: Instagram Facebook  Snapchat  Twitter Join the movement Catch Steve’s full workouts on YouTube Share it with other high performers #SteveWeatherfordShow

Where Steve and Marijn discuss the Microsoft promises from Ignite and are surprised to find that much has been delivered or being rolled out. So only a few to mention. They taste the delicious Lagavulin 16-year-old whisky from Isley in Scotland and even add a little water for more surprises

Where Steve and Marijn talk about Communicating changes to users and taste a Scottish single malt Talisker Port Ruighe.

You wouldn’t think that an NFL athlete and Superbowl Champion who was also named the fittest man in the NFL would struggle with self-worth, but fact is, awards and accolades don’t cover up the true causes of struggle with self-worth.   In this powerful episode, we sit down with my good friend Steve Weatherford to discuss an array of important topics around identity, self-worth, and more, including:   -Where Steve gets his constant high energy   -Being diagnosed with ADHD and the role it played in his lift   -Steve’s advice for anyone struggling with self-worth and validating that they are “enough”   -Steve’s own battle with substance abuse as an NFL athlete   -The loss of “brotherhood” Steven experienced when exiting the NFL, and how he’s rebuilt that   -Steve on family, marriage, and parenting 5 kids   -The future of Steve Weatherford   And so much more.   This is an episode that is sure to lift you up, and one you definitely don’t want to miss.  Even more, be sure to subscribe to the Born to Impact podcast to ensure you get notified as new episodes release each week!   After listening, to learn more about Steve and to connect with him directly, follow him on Instagram (@weatherford5) and subscribe to his podcast (The Steve Weatherford Show).

In this episode, Trusted Counsel’s Evelyn Ashley and John Monahon spoke to Steve Teel, President and CEO of ServiceCentral. ServiceCentral has gone through two acquisitions; the first in 2005, the second in 2017. As a result, their employee base has grown by 30% and the company has increased revenue by 50% (some of which is attributed to the joint venture opportunities their software enabled). Steve said, “we’re getting a lot of traction in the industry that I didn’t think we would’ve had, had we not done the deal.” About ServiceCentral The company was founded in 1991 and is a private company. The company provides web-based reverse logistics, service and repair management software solutions to companies to transform the after-sales service of product into a profit stream.     During the course of the podcast, CEOs, business owners, and C-level executives will learn: How ServiceCentral found the businesses it decided to acquire The proactive steps that ServiceCentral took to address cultural differences post-acquisition Questions every founder and or CEO needs to ask prior to considering an acquisition Sage wisdom to listeners considering an acquisition Where Steve sees ServiceCentral going in the next few years Read our blog post and the transcription from this episode by visiting our website www.trusted-counsel.com and clicking on BLOG (episode 83). Don’t miss a single episode of our podcast show. Subscribe to our show “In Process Podcast” on iTunes and now on Google Play to receive this episode as well as future episodes to your smartphone. Did you enjoy this episode? Are you a regular Trusted Counsel podcast listener? We want to hear from you! Share your thoughts on the podcast or call out your favorite episode by leaving us a rating on iTunes. It takes less than five minutes, but can significantly impact future programming. Interested in being a guest on our show? Email our show producers at inprocess@trusted-counsel.com for more information.

Today’s guest and former NFL star, Steve Weatherford, and I have been trying to connect and get him on the show for a year now. But we both came to the same consensus that this specific timing was meant to be. With so many revelations happening recently for this former American football player, Steve feels called now more than ever to uncover all of them and share them with others in podcasts like this (and on his own new podcast show – link in Resources).   Today, Steve and I do a deep-dive into all aspects of his life, past and present, focusing not just on what he’s done or doing now, but most importantly about what he’s passionate about and what lights him up. Steve gives permission to all men out there who feel they need to portray an “alpha” man to share their vulnerability instead. We don’t have to focus on our inadequacies – we get to focus on the wins, too.   This is such a life-changing (possibly life-saving for some) episode for so many reasons and I’m so excited for you all to listen in. Be sure to let both Steve and I know what your takeaways are!   --      Question Highlights: What do you really want to be known for? Do you feel like there’s a value in sharing your journey as you’re becoming this entrepreneur and kind of leaving it the past you’re know for behind? Why now? What made you go down the toughest path I’m guessing you’ve gone down yet? How did you make the shift? Can you participate in philanthropy now from a place of the right intention – and for you? Is it better to give in the dark, give out loud or something in between?   In This Episode We Talk about: Being authentic Where Steve’s at in the middle of his transcending journey The importance of sharing vulnerability Performance anxiety in the NFL Why men don’t have to suffer alone Why you don’t have to cover up anxiety or pain achievements Why the “doing” isn’t enough The two different ways to take action Why Steve wants to inspire people Steve’s new podcast, The Steve Weatherford Show Celebrating the moments when you show up as yourself The power of imperfection What Steve did to capture his father’s attention Why Steve doesn’t look for praise anymore Steve’s take on giving And so much more… --   Steve’s Thoughts…   “I don’t want my life to be about things that I’ve done, I want it to be about the things that I am.”   “I am more than what I do.”   “If how you feel about you is predicated of others’ opinions of you, you’re not powerful – you’re powerless.”   “I’m leading a crusade for alpha men to show vulnerability in order to gain strength and mastery of themselves.”   “My greatest achievement is being myself.”   “If I serve people, I need to know what the pulse of my community is.”   “You can never fail at being yourself.”   -- Steve Weatherford is a former American football punter for the New York Giants. He also played for the New Orleans Saints, Kansas City Chiefs, Jacksonville Jaguars and the New York Jets. Steve is a dedicated husband, doting father, an all-around family man, avid health and fitness role model, a nationally recognized philanthropist, and a Super Bowl winning Punter. Most recently, Steve released his own podcast, The Steve Weatherford Show. He has been recognized nationwide for his charitable endeavors including being the recipient of the coveted Wellington Mara Award for outstanding community service. He is a spokesperson for several other non-profits through his various initiatives, he has served as a role model to over 100,000 youths with his primary outreach focused on children, health and fitness, and family. --   The Steve Weatherford Show: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/steve-weatherford-show-secrets-to-high-performance/id1436670002?mt=2 IG: @weatherford5 FB: https://www.facebook.com/Official.Steve.Weatherford For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.

We continue our long running series of reviewing every film in the Muppets and Star Trek film franchises with an in depth review of Star Trek: Insurrection! Generally considered a “meh” film, see if our opinions differ from that!Steve will give us a lesson about real life insurrections throughout history. We also have Nerdy News of UFOs possibly monitoring Donald Trump and child warfare that may have prepared early humans for everyday life.Then we'll have the return of Technobabble Improv! Where Steve is given a randomized bit of dialog full of Treknobabble, and he has to improv a short scene to go with it.Following that we have some Radical Recommends, a game of Would You Rather, and then Trailer Reviews of the Halloween reboot (ish) and the UFO flick, Beyond the Sky.Intro music provided with permission by the awesome Jimmy Hinson of Big Giant Circles. Find him Bandcamp or iTunes!

In today's episode, I link up with my former teammate from the Saints, a super bowl champ, 10 time NFL veteran, multimillionaire and also named one of the fittest men in the world. He also happens to be a member of the 5 kid club and I would not be exaggerating if I said this was an episode you do to want to miss. He absolutely crushed it, and left so much value that you'll probably need to listen again. Enjoy.   Time Stamps:   (1:22) Welcome back to the Sports Motivation Podcast (2:30) Welcome to the Sports Motivation Podcast, Steve! (4:40) Steve’s Story (14:42) Where Steve got his beliefs from (19:00) Steve’s time in the NFL (27:08) Challenges and Triumphs (32:22) After football (37:36) What made the 2011 Giants a championship team (42:29) Goals and the Perfect Day (54:32) Cliches on the internet (59:24) Morning and Evening Routines (1:03:05) Where to find Steve   RESOURCES: Follow Steve on Instagram!

When you think about real estate development you typically think of the big apartment complex being built in the trendy part of town or the company that’s putting in a new neighborhood down the street. It seems overwhelming to think of taking on a project of that magnitude, but like anything else in life, you can learn how to do it if you approach it the right way. Today’s guest is Steve Olsher, an online personality, author, and entrepreneur who has spent a good deal of time as a real estate investor - and he did so by organizing development projects like the ones I mentioned earlier. How did he do it? Steve tells the story on this episode of Capital Gains. Making money through real estate development 3 different ways. As Steve Olsher got started in real estate development he spent time watching what people did who had been doing it for a long time. Through observation and lots of questions, Steve discovered that there are ways to make money at almost every stage of a development project - from the initial closing all the way to management or sale of the project. When I heard him say that it got my attention so I asked Steve how it’s possible. If you want to hear his answer you’ll have to listen to this episode. And I promise you won’t be disappointed. Steve sees real estate investment opportunities every day as he drives down the street. Steve Olsher lives in southern California, one of the most expensive real estate markets in the United States. Yet, every day as he drives down the street he sees development opportunities that he is confident could make money. How could that be true? Steve’s background in real estate development is what enables him to see how the changes in neighborhoods and communities, coupled with the existing properties can be leveraged into multi-family unit properties that could even include retail space. That kind of development not only meets the needs of the people moving into a popular area like southern California but it also spurs economic growth. You can hear more about Steve’s insights into real estate investing through development, on this episode. Here’s how you can get started in real estate development. After hearing Steve Olsher’s story on this episode I was very curious how he would advise those interested in the possibilities offered through real estate development to get started. So I asked him. His answer was very practical. He says if he was starting all over he’d first do the work it took to meet people who are already overseeing developments in his area. He'd get to know them and find opportunities to come alongside to watch and learn. The benefit of seeing the development process in action when you have no cash involved is unparalleled and powerful. Learn how to make those connections that will help you take the first steps into real estate development by listening to this episode. Steve Olsher’s new idea for monetizing small followings on social media. While Steve Olsher has had a lot of experience investing in real estate developments, that’s not all he’s done. Most people know him from his books or his podcast. It’s in that realm that Steve has been thinking most recently. He’s starting to believe that a handful of people with smaller followings on social media could leverage their small following in a cooperative effort with others who also have small followings. Their combined efforts could produce a monetary benefit as a result. He’s not giving away a lot of details at this point but Steve expects that he’ll have something to show the public by the end of 2016. If you’d like to hear more of the ideas Steve’s mulling over, you can hear all about it on this episode. Outline of This Episode [1:08] My introduction Steve Olsher. [1:34] Who Steve is and what he does (from his own lips). [3:35] How Steve followed each step that was put in front of him over time. [7:17] The path from teen club owner to liquor sales online. [13:40] How Steve made the most of his ownership of liquor.com after the bubble broke. [16:59] Steve’s steps into writing and radio as a means to add value. [22:15] Where Steve’s entrepreneurial spirit comes from (his opinion). [26:20] The importance of learning the difference between what you want and what you need. [31:20] How Steve got started in real estate investing. [37:20] How developers can make money on deals in 3 different ways. [42:27] The things Steve sees daily that are investment opportunities. [44:40] What Steve suggests for those wanting to get into real estate development. [47:10] Ideas for monetizing a small social media following. [50:24] Steve’s secret ambition (that will no longer be secret after he shares it). [52:30] The best place to reach out to Steve if you feel your story would fit his podcast. Resources & People Mentioned Steve’s Book: What Is Your What? Contact Steve about his new opportunity: Steve(at)SteveOlsher.com BOOK: Journey to You BOOK: Internet Prophets www.SteveOlsher.com - Steve’s personal website Reinvention Radio Podcast (Steve’s show) www.Liquor.com Prodigy - Compuserve - AOL (early web companies) Simon Sinek Lewis Howes Jordan Harbinger   Jonathan’s Websites   http://TwoBridgesMgmt.com/ www.TheMortarBlog.com

Steve Maxwell is an American fitness coach, physical educator, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instructor. Maxwell was named one of the top 100 trainers in the United States by Men's Journal.  WATCH THIS EPISODE FOR FREE: https://londonrealacademy.com/episodes/steve-maxwell-breathe/  Chapters: 00:00 Trailer. 02:13 Brian’s thoughts on the episode. 06:11 Brian’s Introduction. 07:09 Steve’s nomadic lifestyle. 10:02 Travelling light. 11:37 The accumulation mind-set. 14:45 What Steve has learned from his travels over the past year. 17:18 Why Steve stopped owning guns. 18:51 Steve loves Australia and its people. 20:29 Breath work, where he learned various techniques. 27:03 How he tests and teaches students. 29:09 Why Steve tapes his mouth. 31:10 Swedish dry brush technique. 32:44 Different breathing patterns. 37:26 The Benefits of breathing technique in training. 40:58 Health and fitness industry and diets are based on fear, fear of dying. 46:54 How Steve views his own death. 47:45 Many people hate their lives, but can’t find a way to change that. 48:59 Calmness from breath techniques allows you to get in touch with your higher mind. 50:19 How Steve deals with negative thoughts.  His positive affirmations. 55:24 Movement techniques. 1:08:35 Memory of Hélio Gracie. 1:11:10 Perspective on the UFC 1:17:56 Steve’s view of Conor McGregor. 1:20:14 Present state of MMA 1:22:30 Failure is just a concept. 1:26:28 Where Steve will be travelling to in the coming year. 1:29:17 What is happening in the USA at the moment? 1:34:48 Why Steve visits an astrological predictor. 1:42:58 Success Secrets 1:43:40 Steve’s intention for some time in the future. 1:46:16 Intentions not goals. 1:53:15 Phone call to the 20 year old Steve Maxwell. 1:55:03 Best advice ever received. 1:56:45 Advice to the 20 year old who has dreams. 1:57:40 Brian’s summing up. 1:59:02 Steve’s new website, baby crawling video and upcoming trainings. Show Notes:  Steve Maxwell website http://www.maxwellsc.com/ Steve Maxwell on Twitter https://twitter.com/SteveMaxwellSC Steve Maxwell on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/MaxwellStrengthCond Steve Maxwell on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/stevemaxwellsc/ Steve Maxwell on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/stevemaxwellsc/ People mentioned in this episode: Ido Portal https://londonrealacademy.com/episodes/ido-portal-a-moving-conversation/ Kevin Kelly https://londonrealacademy.com/episodes/kevin-kelly-the-inevitable/ Wim Hof https://londonrealacademy.com/episodes/wim-hof-the-iceman/    FULL SHOW NOTES: https://londonrealacademy.com/episodes/steve-maxwell-breathe/    Music by: Samurai Breaks  Samurai Breaks | Free Listening on SoundCloud

On this Very Special Episode of the podcast, your hosts conduct a Series One Drunktor Who Retrospective. Where Steve struggles to remember episode plotlines and John gleefully attempts to stump Steve with said episodes' minutia. No lessons were learned and no Nancy Reagan cameo either, just the usual tangential Doctor Who babbling. Show notes can be found at drunktorwho.com/episodes/14

Host John Khosravi's Interview and Discussion with Immigration Guru, Attorney, Professor, Author & Advocate Stephen Yale-Loehr (http://www.millermayer.com/) To learn more about the Immigration Lawyers Podcast, please visit www.ImmigrationsLawyersPodcast.com Show Notes: 00:00 Overview 01:00 Introduction 01:36 Personal Background & Professional Beginnings 03:30 What does it mean to be Of Counsel and his role in his firm 04:25 Asylum Processing Times (Newark Asylum Office) and Detention times 05:53 EB-5 (I-526) Processing Times and the EB-5 Program 07:05 Steve's EB-5 cases and trends (for example, third party loans). IIUSA (https://iiusa.org/) 09:06 Amount time for Family v. Business Practice for the firm and Steve. One-off complex cases, witness testimony, pro bono (asylum) Half of practice is EB-5 related now 10:00 How Steve does his book writing 10:50 Where Steve gets his information (AILA.org, Lexis, Dan Kowalski Daily online publications Bender's immigration bulletinhttp://www.lexisnexis.com/legalnewsro... / various listservs) 11:57 Practice management: in-house case management system Access database w/in house IT team 12:31 Kind of complex cases he is working on (J-Visa, Asylum, EB-5) 14:15 Issues with Immigration: multiplicity of agencies and opinons and inability to be proactive in anticipating constantly shifting workload 16:25 How immigration reform would happen / points system used by other countries 19:20 Career: things that shaped who he is / clients that affected him 22:00 Affect of stress of the cases: managing client expectations 23:30 Dealing with case issues (ombudsmen, email or congressional inquiry) 24:35 Parting words: helping new immigrations come, opportunity here for them and lawyers

Where Steve talks about his E.R visit-worthy injury, and why he's even telling you about it.