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Anthony Garcia is an expert in sales training, recruiting, goal achievement and motivating salespeople to peak performance. He is the Author of the 'International Best-Selling' book: "Catapulting Commissions: Achieve Your Next Sales Goal" which has been endorsed by Selling Power Magazine as one of the BEST sales book to read in 2021. Anthony is a keynote speaker who has shared the stage with Les Brown and Jack Canfield and is a highly sought-after speaker passionate about unlocking the high performer lying dormant in every sales professional.  Shannon and Anthony discuss how to grow your business post COVID-19 as well as how important it is to build a personal brand. They touch on the importance of giving back to the community. While Anthony explains the key characteristics he looks for when he is hiring a salesperson.  LEARN MORE ABOUT ANTHONY GARCIA:  Website: www.anthonypgarcia.com Email: anthony@anthonypgarcia.com  LinkedIn: @AnthonyPGarcia Instagram: anthonypgarcia99 Facebook: AnthonyPGarcia99 Twitter: @AnthonyGarcia YouTube: AnthonyPGarcia Anthony's Book: CatapultingCommissions   

In this episode of AUHSD Future Talks, Superintendent Matsuda interviews Anthony Gomez and Randy Garcia, Security Analysts at Hulu and AUHSD alumni. While Anthony and Randy attended Magnolia High School, they participated in the Dual Enrollment program and during their time there they took an IT Fundamentals and Anti-hacking class. They chose the Cybersecurity pathway because they had a natural curiosity to break and hack things. The support they received from the Dual Enrollment team and the instructors gave them a head start in their career and with the skills they learned, they were offered an internship at Hulu as Information Security Engineers. After their internship concluded, Hulu brought them back as security consultants making about sixty thousand a year as nineteen year-olds with no college degree (since then, they have received a significant pay increase). During the interview, Anthony and Randy share their journeys and experiences with the Cybersecurity pathway as well as their thoughts on the importance and future of cybersecurity.

Happy New Year! Solo Ager experts Joy Loverde, Sara Geber, and Carol Marak were kind enough to share their thoughts with us on what Solo Agers should map out in the new year. Here are your seven new year resolutions from your favorite Solo Ager experts: Joy Loverde, is the author of two books, The Complete Eldercare Planner and Who Will Take Care of Me When I’m Old. She is an expert in this area of solo agers and we are grateful that she shared her insight with our followers on our podcast Episode 192: How to Plan for Old Age and Being Childless with Joy Loverde podcast. She offers the following New Year’s Resolutions: 1. Learn More About Shared Housing Shared housing can be summarized in two words: “Golden Girls.” Instead of going into a facility, this is a situation where people share housing. This can be a more intimate, cozy environment, compared to a institution setting. Last year reminded us how important social interaction is, and a lot of people have learned that they want to be in the company of others. She believes that shared housing will increase in popularity and will take off this year, as a result of 2020. This may or may not work for everyone, but it is certainly something for a Solo Ager look into. Joy recommends researching and exploring this option to see if it is something to consider. 2. Be More Aware of the Full Responsibility of Pet Ownership Another result of 2020 is increased pet ownership. Many people sought companionship from pets when isolated from the real world. Solo Agers need to know the extent of what it takes to care for a furry family member. If they haven’t done so already, now is a good time to research the financial and physical aspects of pet ownership. In particular, what will happen to your pet if you are unable to care for them? Joy recommends exploring a pet trust. While Anthony isn’t a fan of pet trusts, he explains that they are a vehicle to care for the pet financially. Instead of giving funds outright to a person to care for a pet, it’s put into a trust. Anthony suggests that instead of a pet trust, you find someone that will care for your pet properly if given an outright lump sum. Sara Geber, PhD. is the author of Essential Retirement Planning for Solo Agers. She is also a retirement transition coach and a professional speaker on retirement and aging. Sara shared essential retirement planning tips with Anthony recently on his podcast. You can listen to them here (part 1) and here (part 2). Sara She suggests these New Year’s Resolutions for Solo Agers: 3. Review and update your planning documents Sara suggests that Solo Agers take the time to review their estate planning documents. In particular, she suggests reviewing your Power of Attorney and Advance Directive, especially if you have not done so in five or more years. While this isn’t the easiest and most uplifting resolution, it is very important. Anthony suggests that you review these documents every 4 years, which coordinates with the Olympics. To him, it is an easier way to remember. This is like going to the dentist – you may not love it, but you have to do it. 4. Have “the conversation” with your family and/or other loved ones   Again, while not a fun topic of conversation, it’s important. You don’t have to make a whole to-do about telling them, but it’s a good time to start talking, even if it’s informally. If you don’t share your end of life wishes and emergency contacts, then no one might know. It doesn’t necessarily have to be family. It may be your Super or Doorman that may learn of your passing before others. They see you daily and may know if something is wrong. You will want them to know who to call. While not easy to talk about, if you share your burial and inheritance wishes beforehand, it may make it easier on those who will help with your funeral planning and finances. Carol Marak is a solo aging advisor and advocate. She is the founder of the Elder Orphan Facebook Group, which launched in 2016 has almost 10,000 members. She also has a very successful YouTube channel called Solo and Smart and her book Solo and Smart, is slated for publication in 2021. We were thrilled to have spoken with her in podcast Episode 194: Tips from Founder of The Elder Orphans Support Group. 5. Shift uncertainty to predictable outcomes Carol says that you should work to shift uncertainty into predictable outcomes. Generally, uncertainty can be stressful, so she suggests you fix it. If you’re feeling stressed about your health – fix it. Talk to your primary care physician about things you can do to change your daily habits and feel better. She suggests that you build a team of support. Not knowing who will help you when you need it can be stressful. A family can be built with friends and Carol calls these your “family of choice.” It does not necessarily need to be relatives. Find your team – your friends, your doorman, etc. 6. Never buy into the idea that you are powerless Carol suggests that you list two goals you want to accomplish. They do not have to be big goals. Simply pick two things that you have thought about doing and do them. She suggests that to do this, you should find the people who can help you learn the skills or strategies to achieve them. Anthony, a Solo Ager expert as well shares his resolutions for Solo Agers: 7. Read more books, less “news” Anthony recommends that you read more books and watch less news. Books help to educate and sharpen your mind. Authors of books typically spend substantially more time researching and writing the book then say a blog post or news article that was written on the whim. He feels that books immerse you, contrary to news articles which tend to enflame you. Reading keeps you sharp and talking about books makes you a better conversationalist than talking about news. Set a goal to read one or two books a year. Anthony suggests that you never put pressure on yourself to finish a book. If you start it and don’t like it, put it down. You can go back to it or you can simply never pick it up again. If you go into a book with that pressure, it’s much harder to get started reading. Knowing you can stop when you want gives you some mental freedom to try more and more books. Let’s face it - book clubs sound more fun and social than news clubs! Another bonus – you don’t have to purchase books. You can borrow them from a library or even your friends. Free copy of "The Solo Ager Estate Plan" Complete this form to receive your complimentary copy of Anthony’s Amazon best-seller, “The Solo Ager Estate Plan”

Happy New Year, Christmas fanatics! While the holiday season may be dying down around us, Tis the Podcast is here and rearing to go! This week, the elves cover the brand new, 2020, Jon Favreau produced, Netflix stop-motion-animation holiday special, Alien Xmas - based on the children's book of the same name, written by Stephen Chiodo and Jim Strain. While Anthony is adamant that this is a new Christmas classic that evokes all of the nostalgia of classic Christmas specials past and even admits it may include his favorite North Pole, will Thom and Julia feel the same way? Also discussed this episode - how the hosts spent New Year's Eve, ways to deal with post-Christmas blues, what's coming up on the podcast, and much, much, more. So settle back beside your Christmas tree before it comes down officially, relax, and enjoy this fun and festive episode! 

While Anthony takes the week off, Taria Faison (@weigopodcast) steps in to co-host with Donny and Quinten, and they waste no time in judging Andy for his refusal to take a stance on important issues - all while Quinten may or may not be raw dogging his velvet chair. They're then joined by the Weave Whisperer, Natasha Carter (@theweavewhisperer), who was NOT on WWHL this week, to discuss Mary's wigs, the wealth of our Salt Lake ladies, and the consequences of being a housewife. When the topic turns to the crumbling Marks marriage, Natasha explains why Seth is not the victim in the relationship. Keeping the failed marriage theme going, the group dives into the loaded therapy session of Drew and Ralph before rounding out the Atlanta discussion with rescinded invitations, Rosa Parks Barbies and why Cynthia could never be a Real Housewife of Beverly Hills.REMEMBER TO SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW!E-Mail Us: knowthatpod@gmail.comFollow Us on Instagram and Twitter: @knowthatpodSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Knowthatpod)

While Anthony breaks the scotch rules, episode 22 kicks off with Ed ripping the Bruins for not re-signing Zdeno Chara; 2 QBs make Week 16 Sucks and Blows, including a guy who was on the list earlier in the year; Anthony resets on the 2020 Giants and how they are no where near ready to contend after getting dominated in Balitmore, and how it should cost GM Dave Gettleman his job; more of the same for the Broncos after another lifeless performance from Pat Shurmur's offense against the Chargers; COVID outbreaks effect Browns, Lions and Saints in weird ways; NFL adds a 17th game in 2021; at a 10-4 record, the guys go for 1 final win in the Who's Line segment; NFL Week 17 picks.

While Anthony celebrates his 38th Birthday the rest of the gang gets together to discuss some alternative methods to earn Holiday Gift money and inadvertently design 3 of the most lucrative business concepts ever conceived. This episode includes a Battle of the Brands for best Winter wear so if you're gifting clothing this Christmas tune in and join the discussion. Enjoy! TikTok /Instagram: @cowboyrowdypodcast Facebook/YouTube: The Cowboy Rowdy Podcast Find out more at https://cowboy-rowdy.pinecast.co

Cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle, ASC, BSC, DFF thinks most cinematographers start out hoping and praying that the right script would come along that will spark a great film. His most recent project, the HBO series The Undoing, features New York as a central character in the story and explores the upper echelons of wealth. While Anthony loves the film format, he's become known for his pioneering style with digital cameras after working with directors Lars von Trier, Thomas Vinterberg and Harmony Korine, who all embraced the Dogme 95 film aesthetic. The collective set out to make films strictly with story, acting and theme, without the use of big budgets or special effects. Anthony had tried and tested many different digital cameras when Danny Boyle called him to shoot his film, 28 Days Later. Boyle and Anthony decided to shoot the zombie movie with the Canon XL1. Using such a small format digital camera takes advantage of the stuttering effect of the shutter, and it was easy to multi-shoot with the tiny camera and the equally minuscule indie art film budget. Slumdog Millionaire is widely known to be the first digitally shot movie to win an Oscar for cinematography. Anthony had spent a good amount of time in Mumbai, and his familiarity and ease with the city helped him and director Danny Boyle move quickly and react to a large cast of non-actors. Anthony also brought his experience to the film Rush. He had been a fan of Formula One racing ever since childhood, and he loved working with director Ron Howard, who came to him with an open heart and a collaborative spirit, since Howard had to learn about the sport. Rush was extremely technically complicated and was mainly shot with only practical effects. You can watch The Undoing on HBO Max. https://www.hbo.com/the-undoing Find out even more about this episode, with extensive show notes and links: http://camnoir.com/ep104/ Sponsored by Hot Rod Cameras: www.hotrodcameras.com And Aputure: https://www.aputure.com/ Website: www.camnoir.com Facebook: @cinepod Instagram: @thecinepod Twitter: @ShortEndz

Anthony opens the show celebrating the Browns 41-35 victory over the Tennessee Titans, moving the Browns to an outstanding 9-3 record. While Anthony is excited about another Browns win, he explains that there is still plenty work to be done. Anthony introduces a brand new segment called "Positivity with Mr. Tank", as producer Frank The Tank states 3 positive points that jumped out to him from the game. Anthony and Frank go over the AFC Playoff picture.

This episode features Anthony Ware, founder of Aware Catalysts and Founder Mental Wealth who has been focusing his efforts on helping under represented entrepreneurs and founders focus on one area that gets overlooked in the creation and building of a business: their own mental health. While Anthony's focus is on founders, his information and lessons are applicable for everyone. Maintaining good mental health is vital, and the ability to invest in oneself , in what Anthony calls, "Mental Wealth Deposits" is key to being able to navigate the various societal pressures we encounter daily. You can find Anthony online at: Twitter: @theanthonyware Instagram: @theanthonyware LinkedIn: AnthonyWare Foundermentalwealth.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kennethdhopkins/message

This week, the elves cover the Christmas episodes of the family-comedy, Everybody Loves Raymond! While Anthony is a huge fan, and believes that it's an accurate description of family life in a New York Italian family, Thom and Julia haven't really seen it before and this is a first time seeing multiple episodes for both of them. Do they think there's a good amount of holiday cheer in here to make these episodes worthwhile, or do they feel the show is outdated and a bit cold to the point where even Christmas can't salvage it? In addition, a ton of listener feedback is discussed and a new question of the week is posed! This is one fun episode you want to be sure not to miss, so settle back and enjoy! Also, remember that between now and next Monday's episode, our Christmas in July episode will be dropping on Saturday, July 25th, and for Patrons of the show, a conversation between Anthony and April Ryley about Christmas in New York will be dropping the day before on Friday, July 24th, so make sure to keep an eye out! 

While Anthony's universe continues to unravel, Ross begins to feel the same pain. Together, they tackle their issues with their Dads, dissect the dramatic structure of the movie, and play another round of “Fifty Shades: Re-Genretized”.It's an unusually well-structured episode.———If you're interested in reaching out, please follow us on Instagram @50weekspodcastOr feel free to email us at 50weeksofgrey@gmail.com!Sound Design and Editing by Ross. Music by Ceylon. Photos by John Jacques.50 Weeks of Grey is hosted by Anthony and Ross.———MusicCockroaches by Alexander NakaradaDegenerate Blues by Alexander NakaradaThe Butcher by Alexander NakaradaHaunted House 1 by Alexander Nakarada(www.serpentsoundstudios.com)Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License

Happy Leon Day, Christmas Fanatics! Can you believe it? We are officially halfway to Christmas! It's all downhill from here! So, in honor of the occasion, we wanted to give y'all a little present of a bonus episode, in which the elves discuss the one Christmas episode of the 2015 television show, The Muppets - "Single All the Way"! While Anthony was an enormous fan of this criminally underrated, and short-lived, show as it aired live, this is both Julia's and Thom's first time seeing it, and both fully intend to go back and watch the entire series. It's laughs - and quotes! - a plenty in this Muppet love-fest, and it sets a new high bar for our "Miscellaneous Christmas Television Episodes" list! Also discussed - the new Apple original series, Central Park, and Julia's recent family mini-vacation! So though the weather outside may not be frightful, take solace in the fact that we are now officially closer to Christmas 2020 than we are to last Christmas! So settle in and enjoy this episode full of holiday cheer that will be sure to put you into the Christmas mood!

While Anthony's mind unravels, it falls into a thin red string that he's started to attach to random notes and pictures all around his apartment. He shares his thoughts on (potentially) the most dangerous (allegedly) character in the entire Fifty Shades of Grey universe; Anastasia's mom.Is she murdering her ex-husbands? Probably not. Does she plan to murder Christian Grey? Unlikely. Will Anthony subject Ross and Milana to his crackpot theory despite having no proof or even knowing this woman's name? Absolutely he will.Will they be convinced? No.———Additional music provided by Chimercal of freesound.org!———If you're interested in reaching out, please feel free to email us at 50weeksofgrey@gmail.com!Sound Design and Editing by Ross. Music by Ceylon. Photos by John Jacques. Promotional Graphics by Milana.50 Weeks of Grey is hosted by Anthony, Ross and Milana.

Anthony Griffith, a stand-up comic from Chicago's South Side, has lived on the borderline of comedy and tragedy. At the very time his career as a stand-up comedian was taking off, and he had finally achieved his dream of appearing on The Tonight Show, he was also enduring an unimaginable personal nightmare: his two-year-old daughter, Brittany Nicole, was dying from cancer. While Anthony performed under bright lights, he struggled not to succumb to the darkness of losing a child. Anthony Griffith will join me to discuss his memoir, Behind the Laughter: A Comedian’s Tale of Tragedy and Hope. Similar to President Trump, Stephen Moore is an anti-establishment voice and critic of the D.C. swamp. It should come as no surprise that economists who never stray from mainstream, "acceptable" positions on the role of the Federal Reserve Opens a New Window.  are also vehemently opposed to Moore's nomination to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. After all, to challenge the Fed's orthodoxy is to challenge the Washington establishment. John Tamny, Director of the Center for Economic Freedom at FreedomWorks, editor of Real Clear Markets and author of Who Needs the Fed?.will join me to discuss Stephen Moore's nomination.

Anthony Griffith, a stand-up comic from Chicago's South Side, has lived on the borderline of comedy and tragedy. At the very time his career as a stand-up comedian was taking off, and he had finally achieved his dream of appearing on The Tonight Show, he was also enduring an unimaginable personal nightmare: his two-year-old daughter, Brittany Nicole, was dying from cancer. While Anthony performed under bright lights, he struggled not to succumb to the darkness of losing a child. Anthony Griffith will join me to discuss his memoir, Behind the Laughter: A Comedian’s Tale of Tragedy and Hope. Similar to President Trump, Stephen Moore is an anti-establishment voice and critic of the D.C. swamp. It should come as no surprise that economists who never stray from mainstream, "acceptable" positions on the role of the Federal Reserve Opens a New Window.  are also vehemently opposed to Moore's nomination to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. After all, to challenge the Fed's orthodoxy is to challenge the Washington establishment. John Tamny, Director of the Center for Economic Freedom at FreedomWorks, editor of Real Clear Markets and author of Who Needs the Fed?.will join me to discuss Stephen Moore's nomination.

While Anthony is away in Europe, Jake is joined by fellow space podcasters Matt and Jamie from the Interplanetary Podcast to discuss Jake's trip to California to see InSight and what's going on in the UK Space Industry. Beers Cold Spark - Big Smoke Brewing Company | Untappd Curious Brew Lager - Chapel Down | Untappd Belgian Red - Postmark Brewing | Untappd Topics NASA's List of Human Health Risks Mars Nation Event | Interplanetary Podcast Thirty Years to the Centre of Mars | WeMartians Podcast The Frosty Plains of Utopia Planitia (feat. Cassie Stuurman) | WeMartians Podcast British Government formally considering its own satellite navigation system | Financial Times The U.K. Space Agency wants Britain to capture 10 percent of the global space economy by 2030 | CNBC Goonhilly | Interplanetary Podcast NASA's Orion Laser Communication | NASA When Biospheres Collide | NASA Gödel, Escher, Back | Goodreads What a Planet Labs Dove looks like Picks (plus the items we discussed after Picks in the spontaneous discussion that followed) The Last Man on the Moon | imdb Interview with Mark Craig, Director | Interplanetary Podcast The Americans | imdb NASA's Eyes on the Solar System Software Stellarium Software Gunter's Space Page Interview with Moon Hoaxer Marcus Allen Part 1 | Interplanetary Podcast Interview with Moon Hoaxer Marcus Allen Part 1 | Interplanetary Podcast Why People Believe Weird Things | Goodreads Mars One Waning | WeMartians Podcast Mars Special (feat. Jake) | Interplanetary Podcast Follow The Interplanetary Podcast The Interplanetary Podcast - Putting the Ace Back in to Space The Interplanetary Podcast (@interplanetypod) | Twitter Follow Jake WeMartians Podcast - Follow Humanity's Journey to Mars WeMartians Podcast (@We_Martians) | Twitter Jake Robins (@JakeOnOrbit) | Twitter Follow Anthony Main Engine Cut Off Main Engine Cut Off (@WeHaveMECO) | Twitter Anthony Colangelo (@acolangelo) | Twitter

Anthony Costless just clicked off a 2:13:12 marathon at CIM, a mere four weeks after finishing 2nd at the USATF Trail Championships to Mario Mendoza in Moab. While Anthony hasn’t yet crested 26.2, we talk a lot about sub-ultra distances and what he’s doing to train for his first trail … The post Anthony Costales Interview | Preparing for Ultra Distances appeared first on Ultrarunnerpodcast.com.

While Anthony was at Gen Con last week, Jason sat down with Byron Campbell, aka kittenhoarder! Writer for Miniature Market and entropymag.org from the BGG 1 Player Guild to discuss Sword & Sorcery, the new dungeon crawler from Ares Games that many are comparing to Descent.  Listen to the two discuss the pros and cons of the new game vs. the tried and true dungeon crawling of a game like Descent.  In addition, Anthony arrives to discuss big happenings with ENGN and BGA, including an all new website (www.boardgamersanonymous.com), a new channel on that site for ENGN (www.everynightisgamenight.com) and a big contest that you can enter right now for a chance to win $50 (http://boardgamersanonymous.com/bga-summer-upgrade-contest/).   

While Anthony is off being a general no-goodnick, Austin and Adam are joined by Scott Woods from Race Against The Machine (http://raceagainstthemachine.podomatic.com/). To celebrate the release of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez's "Tales From The Darkside" we dissect their previous collaboration, "Locke & Key". We talk less about plot and more about the social constructs in this series. 05:00 - It's vaguely Lovecraftian. 09:25 - The kids act like kids. Everything has purpose. 13:50 - The art makes us cry in a good way. 17:00 - Disabled children as magical characters. 19:50 - The handling of queer characters in the story. 21:30 - The handling of non-White characters. 27:35 - Sexual violence against women in horror literature and films. which leads us to 29:36 - A tangent on Jessica Jones and adaptations. 35:40 - Tales From The Darkside, DC's Rebirth continues, Marvel's Civil War II continues, plus Year Of Marvels and Vote Loki.

In mid-July, I had the great pleasure of hosting Dr. Anthony Metivier in beautiful Tel Aviv, Israel, as we worked on our new course on personal branding. While Anthony was here, we took the opportunity to record a live Q&A on the video broadcasting platform Meerkat, where we took hundreds of questions from people all over the world. In it, we cover a ton of questions from our followers, ranging from memory and super learning techniques all the way to more serious topics such as depression, anxiety, and more. We even get in to health, biohacking, the meaning of life, and what it takes to be happy. I hope you guys will excuse the very raw and unpolished (read: drunken) format, because it has SO much value to offer. Also, you'll be pleased to know that I've given up alcohol since this interview was recorded (you'll realize why about an hour in).

While Anthony steps away from Vidgle’s Mustache Camera, Con Goer reporter Candice and Jeff decided to organize a Harlem Shake.

While Anthony steps away from Vidgle’s Mustache Camera, Con Goer reporter Candice and Jeff decided to organize a Harlem Shake.

While Anthony steps away from Vidgle’s Mustache Camera, Con Goer reporter Candice and Jeff decided to organize a Harlem Shake.

While Anthony steps away from Vidgle’s Mustache Camera, Con Goer reporter Candice and Jeff decided to organize a Harlem Shake.