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On today’s episode, I’m joined by Garrett Madison, a world-record holding mountain climber and Mount Everest guide-extraordinaire. His records include being the only person to climb Mount Everest and nearby Mount Lhotse in a day, three times; being the only American to climb K2 twice; and he has personally led more climbers to the summits of Mount Everest and K2 than anyone else. Together, Garrett and I talk about his career, following your passion, and leadership.    Garrett’s passion for mountain climbing began when he was in high school, and he and his dad decided they wanted to climb Mount Rainier. After preparing for the climb, Garrett realized he wanted to continue to learn more, so he enrolled in more mountaineering classes, and in college, he was hired as a Mount Rainier guide. While Garrett thought it would be a fun summer job, he then ended up making it into a career as a fulltime mountain guide expedition leader.    Garrett explains that his job comes with a number of different rewards, and that while the records he holds are great, his favorite parts of the job are simply getting to spend time in the mountains and helping others to achieve their bucket-list goals. He shares that the first time he made it to the summit of Everest, it was a really emotional experience and that helping other climbers reach that summit and sharing in that experience with them is both special and very rewarding.    As someone who people trust to lead them up mountains and navigate them through the difficulties of the journey, Garrett also talks to listeners about leadership. He shares with them an experience in which he and his team ended up getting stuck on Everest after an earthquake  and how in experiences such as this, the most important actions a leader can take are: handle things moment by moment, look out for the people around you, and keep calm.    Finally, Garrett ends our talk today by encouraging those who are listening to follow their hearts. As someone who never had a roadmap for his own career, Garrett advises following your passion and believing that things will work themselves out from there. In addition to his work as a guide, he also then goes on to discuss his work as a film producer, writer, and his future goal of becoming a sailor.    To hear more about some of Garrett’s incredible expeditions, his favorite climbs, and how to prepare for your own climbing adventure or expedition, be sure to listen in to today’s episode!     What You’ll Learn in This Podcast Episode: In this podcast episode, you’ll learn about the career and amazing feats of mountain climber and guide, Garrett Madison, as well as hear his advice regarding leadership and following one’s passion.    Helpful Links: Check out Garrett’s website at: https://madisonmountaineering.com/   Follow Garrett on Instagram @garrettmadison1

Garrett Maroon shares how he created a wildly successful business by referral by focusing on building strong relationships within his community. Garrett is the owner of The Maroon Group, founder of Business By Referral & co-host of The Real Estate Your Way podcast, & he is proof that a large database is not the only path to success in sales. While Garrett's focus is real estate, his techniques, systems and methodology can be a guide for any business owner or entrepreneur, no matter the industry. "We live in a connection and experiential economy. Over 92% of millennials will choose a referral over anything else. This generation wants to believe in the purpose of the company, so your business has to be missionary. " Garrett Maroon Episode Highlights:  Kara introduces Garrett Maroon, President and Co-Founder of Business By Referral and Founder of The Maroon Group with Keller Williams in Newport News, VA.   Garrett shares his own soul inspired journey that led him to an unlikely career in real estate.  Since Garrett was not originally from Newport News, he did not know a large amount of people when he entered real estate, and was advised that he would need to cold call people to be successful. Garrett decided to abandon the "cold calling" advice, and build his business by referral...a decision that brought him more joy in his business.  In building his business by referral, he realized he needed to create better systems to stay in touch with his clients and customers. Ultimately, he had to figure out a system so that his clients and customers would think of him when they thought of real estate.  He didn’t reinvent the wheel in business, but rather, figured out a model that made sense for him. If your heart is there to serve at a high level, you can build a good business by caring for people. Garrett offers important insights about mindset, and has discovered the best way to build relationships is becoming curious. In his opinion, becoming deeply curious about others allows you to completely tune in to the needs of others.  The consistent action of building relationships is going to get you a consistent business.  After conducting many trainings around the country, Garrett realized that there was a need for better systems around staying in touch with past clients. Garrett describes his own practices for staying grounded and how he finds daily inspiration . Connect with Garrett through E-mail, Facebook, his websites, and podcast listed below.   Connecting with Garrett: Business by Referral Website The Maroon Group Website LinkedIn Facebook E-mail Real Estate Your Way podcast Connecting with Kara: FREE GIFT FROM KARA - YOUR BREAKTHROUGH JOURNAL Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Soul Inspiring Business Private FB Group 

While Garrett couldn't make it, Josh and Alec pay tribute to Chadwick Boseman. Then, the guys talk about one of Nolan's best, Dunkirk. Tune in next week for a 3 episode special. Also, Josh lost the taping. THE GUYS ARE NOW TAKING YOUR QUESTIONS!!. Follow us on twitter @3dudes_1movie, on Instagram @3dudes1movie and check out our website anchor.fm/3dudespodcast.

While Garrett is taking care of some prior engagements, Jeff interviews Bentley Redden and Jaxon Dart, shares his feeling about pork and previews a 2038 prospect. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/give-em-hell-brigham/support

On each episode of National Geographic's Diggers, metal detector hobbyists Tim “The Ringmaster” Saylor and his friend “King George” Wyant traverse the United States in search of buried treasure. But treasure means different things to different people, says Saylor, who sat down with host Sean Heath for this episode of Discover the Truth by Garrett Metal Detectors. "I'm one of the very few lucky ones that make a living off this, but I don't make a living off the things I find," he said. "I would be doing this whether or not I was on television because I do it for the love of it. This is about the thrill of the hunt and the sport of hunting." But learning a sport takes time, Saylor advised. "Don't be intimidated. Do what you want and you'll get alot out of the sport," he said. While Garrett has a range of products that vary from nearly "plug and play" models that make it easy for novices to get started in the sport, veteran detectors find more as they become more acquainted with the features and technology. "We know our machines forwards and backwards. We can sense what's going on just by what we're hearing," Saylor said. "But there's so much garbage in the ground that you have to learn how to interpret each little tweak to know what's bad, what's good, and what's iffy." Among Saylor's favorite finds are an 22k solid gold mourning ring dated 1744 with an amethyst stone (the "greatest ring I've ever found in my life", according to him).

****Note the audio quality is not ideal for this episode, please bear with us as the content itself is well worth the listen*******  While Garrett is off galavanting in Europe Tamara scores the ultimate interview with Kymberly Stephens, MS, LPC, CETP, CCTP-II. Kym's accolades are too many to count, and Tamara and Garrett can both attest to the power of brainspotting, as they have both been fortunate enough to have one-on-one sessions with Kymberly.   Tamara interviews Kym about how brainspotting was discovered, how it works in the brain, and the benefits of it for trauma treatment and other uses. They even throw in some dream interpretation technique, just because she couldn't help herself! If you are anywhere near Fayetteville, Arkansas, we strongly recommend looking her up.  Please send us an email at liferecoveredpodcast@gmail.com  Please subscribe, rate, and review as this helps the podcast tremendously. Books mentioned on this episode:   The Body Keeps the score: by Bessel van Der Kolk

In this podcast Garrett does a quick review of all of the boots he has used for whitetail hunting over the past several years. Some boots have served as great all around options for scouting, turkey hunting, and western hunting in addition to whitetails, while others are very specific use. The boots reviewed in this podcast share a similarity. None of them are rubber. That isn't to say that rubber boots are inferior - certainly they have their place. That being said, there are lace up options that many whitetail hunters overlook because of reasons such as scent control that can really be great options due to their support, weight, and breathability. One important characteristic of boots for the later whitetail systems is insulation and warmth. While Garrett has packed in heavy pack boots to change into at the tree, he also believes there can be better options to have insulated feet without dealing with moisture from sweat on the walk in.

In this podcast Garrett does a quick review of all of the boots he has used for whitetail hunting over the past several years. Some boots have served as great all around options for scouting, turkey hunting, and western hunting in addition to whitetails, while others are very specific use. The boots reviewed in this podcast share a similarity. None of them are rubber. That isn't to say that rubber boots are inferior - certainly they have their place. That being said, there are lace up options that many whitetail hunters overlook because of reasons such as scent control that can really be great options due to their support, weight, and breathability. One important characteristic of boots for the later whitetail systems is insulation and warmth. While Garrett has packed in heavy pack boots to change into at the tree, he also believes there can be better options to have insulated feet without dealing with moisture from sweat on the walk in.

While Garrett was taking his Lamborghini in to get serviced, he needed his son to follow him to the dealership so that he had a ride back while it was getting tightened. After a few minutes of getting to the dealership, he realized that this would be a perfect opportunity for Parker to drive the Aventador himself, and so he gave him the keys and was able to see a mirror of the enjoyment that he feels on a regular basis driving his dream car. It also made him realize that sometimes we experience even greater joy in seeing others enjoyment than going through the experience ourselves.      You are listening to the Warrior On Fire, Daily Fuel podcast with your host, Garrett J White. Founder of Wake Up Warrior and creator of the WarriorBook, these insights become tools for living a fuller life by looking at the lessons we can learn all around us. Every day, Garrett takes experiences from life and extracts lessons from it which he then challenges his listeners with a question and call to action at the end of each episode.    http://warrioronfire.com 

On this week's show, we have our two lucky winners to be the first listeners picked to co-host Turf Show Radio: Garrett Catalana and Jeremiah Brisco. Both Garrett and Jeremiah are regular listeners to the show, as well as faithful TSTers. We touch on everything from the expectations of Los Angeles Rams Defensive Coordinator Wade Phillips' defense to QB Jared Goff, WR Cooper Kupp, and how the team has looked so far through the first two preaseason games. While Garrett and Jeremiah are the first, they will not be the last, as all season long we will be making time to bring on listeners as special guest co-hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Episode 48, Brenton and Bryant have a conversation with Garrett Goodwin. While Garrett began his career playing in the backdrop of worship movements across the country (Zoegirl, Jeff Deyo of Sonicflood, Lindell Cooley, two-time Dove Award winner By The Tree), he has since transitioned fluidly through the musical world. Most recently, Garrett has spent the last eight years as the drummer for Carrie Underwood.  He's also performed live with Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac and Steven Tyler of Aerosmith; on Saturday Night Live, Jimmy Fallon, The Grammy Awards, The American Music Awards, The People's Choice Awards, Billboard Awards, among others. Garrett resides in Nashville, Tennessee, where you'll see him co-leading KMLM.org, a non-profit organization with the mission of sending bags that give hope to children in need. For every bag purchased, another bag full of educational materials is sent to a child. Throughout his career, Garrett has played for over 1 million people... for each tour he's been on, and was named #1 up and coming drummer in Modern Drummer Magazine.  All this, and he's just getting started. ⏪ For more information about Garrett, check out www.garrettgoodwin.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This one is kinda sad as we slowly bring the mood back up and then Robby talks about his past relationships in school and is a angry boy. While Garrett keeps being a Chad Cutie.