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In this episode of The Whole Enchilada, Marcus shares the 5 Lessons he learned in the journey and expresses his gratitude to everyone who has been a Guest on the Podcast.
What if you could create a life that balances success across all its dimensions? Join us as Marcus Green shares the inspiration behind The Whole Enchilada community, a movement dedicated to becoming well-rounded individuals who thrive in business, relationships, and spirituality. Delve into the journey of personal growth that has attracted a network of like-minded people eager to support one another in living elevated lives. The discussion highlights the pitfalls of idolizing success in one area while neglecting others, promoting a comprehensive approach to self-development.Discover the power of community engagement in wealth management and real estate with insights from Branden DuCharme and Russie Edwards. They reveal how podcasts can empower individuals to make informed decisions and discuss their unique approaches to audience engagement—Branden with a nationwide reach and Russie focusing on the hyper-local St. George community. Explore the role of digital and physical communities in shaping local business, real estate, and politics, and how personalized advice can foster intelligent conversations with professionals.Navigate the complexities of building digital communities in a crowded podcasting landscape. Insights from Gary Vaynerchuk emphasize providing genuine value over chasing numbers. Marcus shares his journey of establishing "enchilada nation," stressing the importance of personal growth in content creation. Reflect on how past communities shape us and the value of contributing to current ones, all while balancing business growth with family life. As we adapt to changing landscapes, explore how to stay relevant and continuously add value to our listeners by addressing local issues.Contact guest Branden DuCharme @ Du Charme Wealth Management here:https://www.ducharmewealth.com/Or check out the Du Charme Wealth Management Podcast on all platforms. Connect with guest Marcus Green from The Whole Enchilada Podcast: https://www.thewholeenchilada.biz/Guest Russie Edwards is on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/russiedee?igsh=MTVvMjVxYjN5bDdqZg==Looking for a Real Estate expert? Find us here!https://realestate435.kw.com/Below are our wonderful friends!Find FS Coffee here:https://fscoffeecompany.com/Find Tuacahn Amphitheater here:https://www.tuacahn.org/#PersonalGrowth #CommunitySuccess #RealEstate #DigitalCommunity #LocalImpact #435podcast #435 #southernutah
Are you feeling like you're constantly running on fumes, juggling a million tasks, and wondering if you'll ever catch a break? Trust me, I've been there. But here's the good news: with a few mindset shifts, you can prevent burnout and actually enjoy the empire you're building. In this episode, I'm diving in to the 5 mindset shifts that helped me become burnout-proof, EVEN as an entrepreneur. For full show notes, head to coachellyn.com/podcast, and, of course, follow me on Instagram OR check out my YouTube Channel for more! Resources Mentioned: Check out my Values Mini-Course to learn your values. If the talk of SYSTEMS, resonated with you, check out Sustainable Systems School here. If you feel like you just need an overhaul in your business, your mindset, your self-care - the WHOLE ENCHILADA - check out my brand-new program, Burnout-Proof Business, which is coming soon! Keywords mindset, burnout, entrepreneurship, solopreneur, sustainable success, self-care, productivity, values, personal growth, business strategies Takeaways A sustainable mindset is crucial for overcoming challenges. Burnout can occur even when you love your work. Your to-do list should be seen as a tool, not a judge. Comparison with others can lead to burnout. Trusting your intuition is essential for business decisions. Aligning your daily actions with your values reduces stress. You are responsible for both your burnout and your recovery. Progress is more important than perfection in business. Burnout signals that something needs to change. Creating a sustainable business requires mindset shifts. Sound Bites "Burnout doesn't disappear just because you are your own boss." "Your to-do list is a tool, not a judge." "Your opinion is the most important one." ---
Are you feeling like you're constantly running on fumes, juggling a million tasks, and wondering if you'll ever catch a break? Trust me, I've been there. But here's the good news: with a few mindset shifts, you can prevent burnout and actually enjoy the empire you're building. In this episode, I'm diving in to the 5 mindset shifts that helped me become burnout-proof, EVEN as an entrepreneur. For full show notes, head to coachellyn.com/podcast, and, of course, follow me on Instagram OR check out my YouTube Channel for more! Resources Mentioned: Check out my Values Mini-Course to learn your values. If the talk of SYSTEMS, resonated with you, check out Sustainable Systems School here. If you feel like you just need an overhaul in your business, your mindset, your self-care - the WHOLE ENCHILADA - check out my brand-new program, Burnout-Proof Business, which is coming soon! Keywords mindset, burnout, entrepreneurship, solopreneur, sustainable success, self-care, productivity, values, personal growth, business strategies Takeaways A sustainable mindset is crucial for overcoming challenges. Burnout can occur even when you love your work. Your to-do list should be seen as a tool, not a judge. Comparison with others can lead to burnout. Trusting your intuition is essential for business decisions. Aligning your daily actions with your values reduces stress. You are responsible for both your burnout and your recovery. Progress is more important than perfection in business. Burnout signals that something needs to change. Creating a sustainable business requires mindset shifts. Sound Bites "Burnout doesn't disappear just because you are your own boss." "Your to-do list is a tool, not a judge." "Your opinion is the most important one." ---
We can only see a part of the work God's doing, but we have to trust that there are others who see the big picture. We'll never be able to lead well until we first learn to follow and obey. When we submit to the authorities God put over us within His Church, we're better able to work together as one Body -- the Body of Christ.
While we can see only a part of the work God is doing, we must be willing to submit to His authority and the authority He has placed over us in the church, trusting that there are others who see the big picture. We will never be able to lead well in any place until we learn to follow and obey. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/640/29
Using your mind to break boundaries requires skills, and Braydon has so many of them. Braydon Bringhurst joins the podcast to share his journey from competing in sports like BMX and pole vaulting in college to discovering mountain biking and, ultimately, climbing the Whole Enchilada. He discusses overcoming challenges with self-confidence and academics to graduate college, and how working with a sports psychologist helped develop important mental skills that supported his success in sport and life. Braydon is a husband, father to 3 little girls, and a professional mountain bike rider. His goal is to share his passion for riding and pushing himself to hopefully inspire people to go after their goals. CONTENT NOTICE: This conversation includes mentions of suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling, you can find help at the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Visit their website or call/text 988. Please keep going. Like this episode? Share it with someone who needs it! Share Like the podcast and want to do your part? Send us a tip here or consider a recurring paid subscription. Your support helps us cover the time and resources it takes to create free long-form content. Shoutout to Cary Judd for helping arrange this episode! Thanks for being such a supporter, Cary. Themes and topics: Braydon's journey from competing in various sports as a youth to discovering mountain biking later in life. How working with a sports psychologist helped Braydon develop important mental skills to overcome challenges with self-confidence and academics. Braydon's climb of the iconic Whole Enchilada trail in Moab, Utah, which was documented in his film 8600'. The mental process and support system he relied on to complete the challenging climb and not give up. Using one's talents and skills to help and inspire others, which was Braydon's motivation for undertaking and filming his climb. Resources mentioned in this episode: 8600FT Film 4 intelligences—mental, physical, emotional, spiritual Dr. Craig Manning at BYU Corner Canyon trails Whole Enchilada trail in Moab, UT The writer Kim Cross The Law of Occupied Space Hick's Law Danielle mentioned a bunch of different types of research in this one, and paid subscribers will get a deeper dive into this research soon. Let's connect! Please don't forget to rate, subscribe, and share this if it resonates, and you can DM Danielle now directly on Substack! If you've found value in the podcast, consider sending us a tip, here.
Join your host Joe Martin in this insightful episode of Entrepreneurial Impact, featuring guest Marcus Green, a serial entrepreneur deeply rooted in the real estate industry. Marcus is not only managing multiple business ventures but also leading his podcast, The Whole Enchilada, which focuses on strategic business insights.Episode Summary: In today's discussion, Marcus shares his innovative approaches to real estate lead generation, reflecting on how traditional methods have evolved. The conversation dives into the psychology of consumer decisions and the importance of aligning marketing strategies with consumer behaviors to stay relevant in the ever-changing real estate landscape.Main Talking Points:[00:02:31] Marcus discusses the future of lead generation for agents and brokers, emphasizing the need to understand consumer experiences and expectations.[00:09:51] The role of modern sales techniques and the impact of consumer research on purchasing decisions.[00:12:40] How creating a curated experience rather than just delivering a service can significantly enhance client engagement and satisfaction.Quotes from the Episode:[00:06:09] "Who needs my A game? It's not about what I need to get done today, it's about who needs the best version of me." – Marcus Green[00:12:40] "Selling is no longer about the perfect script or the perfect word; it's about a curated experience." – Joe MartinResources Mentioned:The Challenger Sale by Matthew Dixon and Brent Adamson: Purchase on AmazonThe Whole Enchilada Podcast by Marcus Green: Listen HereIf this discussion inspired you, make sure to subscribe to our podcast for more episodes on transforming challenges into business opportunities. Don't forget to visit Marcus's podcast, The Whole Enchilada, for more deep dives into business strategies.
What kind of prayer does God desire from His people?
She's been putting out albums for over 40 years and now Kate Ceberano is headed back to town this weekend for a gig at the Perth Concert Hall, Clairsy & Lisa caught up with her on today's show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In DC, we have updates on the limited gag order Judge Chutkan issued; and Trump's moves to stay the entire proceedings while awaiting a ruling on his motion to dismiss based on presidential immunity.In Florida, DoJ filed a notice to the court regarding Trump's attempts to delay other trials by playing one venue off the other. Brian Greer is here to go over CIPA filings and rulings in DC and Florida.A document comes up in the NYAG civil fraud trial that might be of interest to Jack Smith's team.John Eastman says that disbarment proceedings in California are strengthening his belief in the big lie.Plus, listener questions.Brian Greerhttps://twitter.com/secretsandlawsOn CIPAThe Quick Guide to CIPA (Classified Information Procedures Act)https://www.justsecurity.org/87134/the-quick-guide-to-cipa-classified-information-procedures-act/Motion from DoJ asking the court to require Trump to give notice of an advice-of-counsel defense:https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.258149/gov.uscourts.dcd.258149.98.0_1.pdfA couple of terms to remember:Brady Rule | US Law |Cornell Law School | Legal Information Institutehttps://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/brady_rule#:~:text=Brady%20material%2C%20or%20the%20evidence,infer%20against%20the%20defendant's%20guiltJencks Material | Thomson Reuters Practical Law Glossaryhttps://content.next.westlaw.com/Glossary/PracticalLaw/I87bcf994d05a11e598dc8b09b4f043e0?transitionType=Default&contextData=(sc.Default)Statutes:18 U.S.C. § 241 | Conspiracy Against Rights18 U.S.C. § 371 | Conspiracy to Defraud the United States | JM | Department of Justice18 U.S.C. § 1512 | Tampering With Victims, Witnesses, Or Informants Questions for the pod -Submit questions for the pod here https://formfacade.com/sm/PTk_BSogJCheck out other MSW Media podcastshttps://mswmedia.com/shows/Follow AG:Follow Mueller, She Wrote on Posthttps://twitter.com/allisongillhttps://twitter.com/MuellerSheWrotehttps://twitter.com/dailybeanspodAndrew McCabe isn't on social media, but you can buy his book The ThreatThe Threat: How the FBI Protects America in the Age of Terror and TrumpWe would like to know more about our listeners. Please participate in this brief surveyListener Survey and CommentsThis Show is Available Ad-Free And Early For Patreon and Supercast Supporters at the Justice Enforcers level and above:https://dailybeans.supercast.techOrhttps://patreon.com/thedailybeansOr when you subscribe on Apple Podcastshttps://apple.co/3YNpW3P
A winner will be decided. Gang, We got tired. We tried - we really did. We shortened episodes. Tried to make it so we didn't have to rewatch movies. Bought a bar! But we just couldn't get our hearts into it. So in one last grand explosion, we just went for it. Episode 44 is the finale of Kino Klash season 1. On a more genuine note for anyone who reads these, it really does mean a lot to us (probably not Alex) that anyone listen to these. We're really proud of what we've been able to do, and have had a tremendous time doing it. See you in the next season!
Maggie Rawling Smith is a writer, filmmaker, and activist. She directed the documentary Tucson Salvage, co-written with her husband Brian Jabas Smith, co-adapted Brian's collection of short stories into the Amazon Prime series Spent Saints, and directed the documentary Whole Enchilada, about the roots of Tucson's desert rock music. She is also the author of a forthcoming young adult novel Catamopus, and edits the literary magazine Glue Gun. Co-hosts: Jonathan Friedmann & Joey Angel-FieldProducer-engineer: Mike TomrenMaggie's websitehttps://www.maggiersmith23.com/ The Whole Enchiladahttps://vimeo.com/570494746 Tucson Salvagehttps://vimeo.com/288125168 R&R Presshttps://www.r-rpress.com/ Glue Gunhttps://www.r-rpress.com/glue-gun Subscribe to the Amusing Jews podcasthttps://www.spreaker.com/show/amusing-jewsAdat Chaverim – Congregation for Humanistic Judaism, Los Angeleshttps://www.humanisticjudaismla.org/Cool Shul Cultural Communityhttps://www.coolshul.org/Atheists United Studioshttps://www.atheistsunited.org/au-studios
How important are your partner's political leanings? Or their opinion of the legendary Dolly Parton? For our lovely main dater from last week, Natasha, these things matter! Abuelita cracks on with the three eligible bachelors, por que pues si, there is a right answer. Music Credit: Nargo - "Rhythm of Samba" via Jamendo.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Super Steve Flores is a KROQ alumni, Mexican/Chicano radio personality, The Whole Enchilada. Creator and curator of the Michelada Rumble and Co-Host of the West Coast Poplock Podcasthttps://lnk.bio/wcpp wl.seetickets.us/event/Michelada-Rumble/557136?afflky=BrandNewMediaWelcome to an episode that takes you behind the radio waves with Super Steve. From his early days at radio school and Dirt Pilot Magazine to an 18-year career at K-Rock, Super Steve is here to share his journey, the highs and lows, and the importance of embracing changes. With KROQ shaping his life, it's time to hear about the wild antics, unforgettable bands, and the significant events that changed the industry forever. Buckle up, as we embark on this sonic adventure!But don't think we're stopping at just career reflections. As the conversation flows, we touch upon the critical role lifestyle and cultural influences play on our health and longevity. We'll discuss how Steve's dietary changes have impacted his overall well-being. More than that, we'll dive into how our environment, fears, and self-doubts shape our habits and decisions. Get ready to be inspired to make a positive change in your own lifestyle.Finally, we intertwine the personal with the professional as Super Steve opens up about expressing love and appreciation in relationships, and his entrepreneurial success. His honesty about goals, dreams, and recognizing one's talents are lessons for everyone. We also take a look at the evolution of the radio industry, the differences between radio and podcasting, and how Steve is navigating his way through the podcast world. So, tune in and absorb the wisdom from Super Steve!FirmeMezcal.comUse promo code MYGRITO to receive a discount with your purchasehttps://www.firmemezcal.com/HouseofChingasos.comUse promo code MINDBUZZ to receive a 10% discount on entire purchasehttps://houseofchingasos.com/?ref=0F5Yfbs6SAN0f2Mindbuzz.orgStart podcasting!https://www.mindbuzz.org/ Subscribe to The Mindbuzz Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIYj7eDCsV3YPzxv7VRKZKg Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @themindbuzz https://www.instagram.com/themindbuzz/ to keep up with our hosts, guests, and upcoming events! See you on the next one!
Episode 401... Coming down from the milestone 400 show. It's National 7 Eleven Day! So, we naturally have a 7 Eleven themed batch to get those nostalgic Slurpee and Big Gulp memories flowing. Plus a set of new Bandcamp grabs and another brand new one from our upcoming Brothers Grim Punk release on Bandcamp to start the show! Mad Ax has remastered several of our old bands and put them up on the Bros Grim Punk Bandcamp page. This week, an old high school gem of a band that DD was in, Vertigo. Some post dead Kurdt vibes, if we do say. Enjoy!Download and stream here:BROS GRIM 401!!! Bros Grim Archive here:BROS GRIM ARCHIVEAiring Wednesdays 7pm PST on PUNK ROCK DEMONSTRATION & Fridays/Saturdays 7pm PST on RIPPER RADIO.Send us stuff to brothersgrimpunk@gmail.com.Punkerdown...Don't Need You 0:53 Brothers Grim Punk One Small Step For A Punk NO EXCUSE 1:15 CAVEMAN S/T AU All Went Too Well 1:03 Arsenico Reign Of Fear UK Toilet Terrorist 1:58 Chaotic Dischord Our Mental Health Is Fucking Mental With A Whimper & A Bang (bkgrd) 5:26 VERTIGO UPPERDOWN 7-11 1:15 Screeching Weasel Screeching Weasel 711 1:13 Couch Sex I Can't Swim 7-11 0:12 Sick Of Stupidity One Shot, One Kill Seven Eleven 0:27 The Dwarves Greedy Boot 1 Stairway To 711 1:29 Rubix Skate & Destroy 7-Eleven Nachos 1:48 Froggy 7-Eleven Nachos Fuck 7-11! 1:22 ONiON We Are What You Eat 7-11 (bkgrd) 3:34 Ramones Pleasant Dreams Mr. Quench (bkgrd) 3:51 Longboard Ranch Longboard Ranch Rides Again! Ill Commute 2:46 Fight Music Robo Dick UK Dogwhistle 1:18 Perp Walk The Chain of Infection L.A. I Am Your Phantom 2:14 War Ghoul I Am Your Phantom/We Suffer But Why? Double Single AL Conquest 1:48 B.O.R.N. Belligerent Onslaught Relentless Noise GA VICIOUS CYCLE 1:22 FUNERAL MESS S/T Portland Right To Live 2:10 Malakili Demo 2023 L.A. $3.00 On Pump 6 0:53 C57BL/6 LP 1 Liquid Chaos (bkgrd) 4:15 The Detonators Liquid Chaos Syphon & Destroy 1:41 Common Enemy Living the Dream? LA after midnight 1:21 Dead City banned from LA Dalton 0:53 Neverland Ranch Hands Plastic Fact Eaters Volume 1 Stand Up 0:54 Minor Threat Complete Discography Waste No Time 0:36 The Fartz Because This Fuckin' World Stinks... Saturday Truck Fever 2:16 Guttermouth The Whole Enchilada Anarchy in the U . K. (bkgrd) 3:46 The Jimmy Psycho Experience Mosh Pits & Mai Tais: The Ultimate Punk Rock Lounge Party 8 More Times 2:24 VERTIGO UPPERDOWN
In this podcast, Braydon talks bout the physical and mental struggles that he endured when trying to climb the whole enchilada. How he got into mountain bikes, the importance of mental coaching, Dr Craig Manning, and his bike setup he used for the climb! You can watch Braydons whole adventure here - https://youtu.be/liFHsc8h0hc Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:54 Braydon's Background 4:50 Being vulnerable in his film 8600ft 10:00 The Fearless Mind / performance psychology 19:37 Applying the fearless mind principals in real life 21:20 Why did he climb The Whole Enchilada? 22:36 (where it gets heavy) mental health & losing friends 24:31 Continued thought on why he climbed The Whole Enchilada 25:49 Editing the film 27:20 mental health continued 31:16 Speaking engagements 34:25 Did he realize how daunting the climb was? 37:52 Training for the climb 41:03 Why did he start so late in the morning the day of the climb? 42:14 Did he maintain his level of fitness from the training? 43:17 Bike setup for the climb 47:28 Nutrition for the climb 51:20 What's it like being part of the MTB industry? 55:12 What his focus is now 58:57 Outro ▶ If you enjoy our channel and want to support it there are a few different ways you can help out below
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Climbing 8,600 feet is a pretty big day on the bike no matter how you slice it, but it balloons into something else entirely when it's going up the Whole Enchilada trail in Moab, Utah, with a commitment to pedaling every inch, and cleaning every move. But Braydon Bringhurst pulled off that wild feat, and produced the excellent 8600FT film about the effort, so we sat down with him to get the whole story, including a ton of insights into his mental approach, the immense level of preparation that went into the climb, his bike setup, and a whole lot more.TOPICS & TIMES:Climbing the Whole Enchilada?? (3:03)Sports psychology & mental preparation (8:58)The crux moves (17:36)The Snotch (30:18)The Snaggle (38:11)Scheduling & planning (43:02)Gear & nutrition (49:01)Bike setup & Training (53:35)Overcoming doubts (1:00:07)RELATED LINKS:8600FTBlister + Spot InsuranceBlister Summit 2023Become a Blister MemberBlister LabsThis Week's Gear GiveawayBlister Mountain Bike Buyer's GuideOUR OTHER PODCASTSOff The CouchGEAR:30Blister PodcastCRAFTED Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
During today's conversation on Back Porch Theology – the second in our “Wild About Jesus” series – we're going to dive deep into the Christological doctrine concerning our Savior's absolute deity and His perfect humanity, which is summed up in the term – hypostatic union. That fancy phrase dates all the way back to the Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD, where it was determined that the Son of God was of the exact same substance as God the Father, as well as being indisputably human simultaneously! That despite our Redeemer's habit of hugging on lepers and hanging out with disreputable sinners so as to save them, His compassionate relationship with flawed humanity in no way meant Jesus was a lesser form or diluted derivative of Yaweh. Dr. J.I. Packer says it best: He took humanity without the loss of deity. This truism is a foundational wall of biblical orthodoxy, y'all so please grab a cup of coffee and your Bible – unless you're driving or hand-painting quail eggs, of course – and come hang out on the porch with Ally, Dr. Howard and me! Follow Us On Instagram! @BackPorchTheologyPodcast @LisaDHarper @AllisonAllen @Jim.Howard.Co
How do you view your goals?Do you make them month by month as the year goes by?Or do you look at the big picture?To meet your big year end goal we find you'll be more successful if you look at the big picture and break it down from there.Want some help with your 2023 goals?Head over to MindShit to Millions on Facebook and just ask.Come visit the Mindshit to Millions Communityhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/160183006086769
It's the 3rd annual media review show on Great Wide Open! Perfect for exploring the great indoors. If you're looking for your next book, miniseries, documentary or even YouTube video – host Lisa Hathaway has the recommendation for you! It's a thoughtful, jam-packed episode highlighting outdoors-related media grabbing listeners' interest this year. Tune in! // Show Notes: // Book Reviews: Men To Match My Mountains: The Monumental Saga of the Winning of America's Far West by Irving Stone, Imaginary Peaks: The Riesenstein Hoax and Other Mountain Dreams by Katie Ives, More: Life on the Edge of Adventure and Motherhood by Majka Burhardt, Unraveled: A Climber's Journey Through Darkness and Back by Katie Brown, Learning to Fly by Steph Davis // Film & TV Reviews: Aftershock: Everest and the Nepal Earthquake (2022, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Everest (2019), Pick Up Your Feet: The Double Dutch Show (1981), The Whole Enchilada Trail: Hannah Otto's FKT Ride (2022), 8600FT: Climbing the Whole Enchilada in Moab with Braydon Bringhurst (2022), Fine Lines (2019)
Leroy scares us with More fruitcake fear followed by Weather talk. We attempt to decide if Coach Mike McDaniel was taking shots at the Bills? This leads to a deeper conversation on whether or not are we pronouncing asterisk correctly? We go after the Whole Enchilada, The Kit and Caboodle and the Whole Shebang Shebang all at once. We close the hour out with our favorite Tuesday game "Damage is Done my Friend!"
La Ciudad. CDMX. Whatever you want to call it, Mexico City has always been on Denise's "must hit" destination list--and it did not disappoint! We started our Mexico vacation in the party town of Cabo San Lucas, but we'd been there before and it was time for a new adventure. A quick day trip to the fishing town of Todos Santos and a sunset at Cerritos Beach were a start in the right direction, but when we landed in Mexico-Freaking-City we were surging with the energy only a city with 22 million people can supply! Protests. Food. Ancient ruins. Canals. Real estate. Culture. You name it, we talk about it in this mucho grande episode. Start this episode en la manana and finish it in la noche if you need to, but make sure you hear us out because CDMX should be on any serious traveler's itinerary.
Patterns don't simply emerge on their own. They are the fruit of “creative scrabbling” through Subsidiary-Focal Integration (SFI). This episode will operationalize SFI.
Patterns don't simply emerge on their own. They are the fruit of “creative scrabbling” through Subsidiary-Focal Integration (SFI). This episode will operationalize SFI.
Hannah Otto is a World Cup mountain bike racer, FKT record holder, and Leadville 100 winner who has been racing since the age of 9 years old. Last month she set the fastest known time for riding the Whole Enchilada from bottom to top, and top to bottom in a time of 5:50:38. You can watch a short film about her FKT attempt here (https://youtu.be/oErEWLGdPlI) and follow Hannah on Instagram @hannah_finchamp In this episode we ask: How did you first get into mountain bike racing? How do FKT attempts compare to races like the Leadville 100 or even a World Cup XC race? Is one more stressful than the other? Tell us about your Whole Enchilada FKT attempt. Why that route? Was this your first time riding this exact route? Had you ridden the Whole Enchilada descent before? According to Strava all the fastest times on the Whole Enchilada were posted by men. How did it feel to best all of them by nearly an hour? Which was more challenging: the climb or the descent? Was the weather a factor when you made your attempt? Did you do any training specific to this trail, and this FKT attempt? I assume all of your gear held up well. Any surprises out there? What have you learned by working with bike coaches over the years? Do you use caffeine before or during races? Why or why not? What does your rest and recovery routine look like? Which races or FKTs are you targeting for 2023? This episode of the Singletracks podcast is sponsored by Explore Brevard. Professional mountain biker Adam Craig says it's one of the top three places in the universe he's ever ridden. Where is this magical mountain biking nirvana? It's none other than Brevard, North Carolina, home to Pisgah National Forest and DuPont Recreational Forest. The area boasts over 300 miles of peerless singletrack, not to mention hundreds of miles of gravel roads, creating a near endless array of routes, terrains, and challenges to explore. Four vibrant bike shops will get you sorted, whether you need gear, service, or a top notch rental. Top it off with an array of craft breweries, cafes and gathering spots that have earned Brevard the title as one of the best small towns in America in 2021. It all adds up to a premier mountain biking destination you'll want to experience for yourself. Find out more at ExploreBrevard.com. ✏️ A written transcript of this conversation is available at singletracks.com. --Keep up with the latest in mountain biking at Singletracks.com and on Instagram @singletracks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singletracks/support
The Whole Enchilada in Moab is one of the best-known mountain bike trails in the world, but most folks take a shuttle to the top. Hannah Otto just demolished the FKT for the full loop, including the road climb to the top — for men or women — breaking the prior record by almost a full hour. So we sat down with Hannah to get the whole story, including her planning, nutrition, bike setup, and a whole lot more.TOPICS & TIMES:The Whole Enchilada trail (1:46)Planning the FKT attempt (7:26)Gear selection (11:55)Bike setup (15:20)Attempting the FKT (17:52)Pacing and goal setting (24:39)On-bike nutrition (29:47)FKT culture & setting personal goals (33:10)Hannah's 2022 race season & becoming a privateer (35:15)2023 plans & goals (44:13)RELATED LINKS:Introducing: CRAFTEDIntroducing: Open MicBecome a Blister MemberBlister LabsThis Week's Gear GiveawayBlister Mountain Bike Buyer's GuideOUR OTHER PODCASTSOff The CouchGEAR:30Blister PodcastCRAFTED Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Braydon Bringhurst joins us live today on The Inside Line MTB podcast to discuss his new movie, 8600FT. The movie documents Braydon's achievement of attempting to climb the entire Whole Enchilada Trail in Moab, Utah, without walking any section, including the world-famous Snotch. 8600FT has premiered in select cities and will be launched live online on November 2. See www.8600ftfilm.com for detailsPhotos by @ToryPowersView the live video on YouTube hereThe Inside Line podcast is proudly supported bywww.jensonusa.com - use coupon code insideline at checkout and receive 10% off qualifying items.Maxxis tires - hit up www.maxxis.com to search their line-up of mountain bike tires to see which best suit your riding style and terrain.Santa Cruz Bicycles - Santa Cruz offers free, lifetime pivot bearing replacement on all frames, and through their PayDirt Fund, they're giving $1 million over three years to trail projects and initiatives. www.santacruzbicycles.com
Episode 362... Some more new lix from Bandcamp along with some usual (like bitching about gas prices). Melbourne's Wolfpack and Oxnard's Culpa sent in some rad tunes! Submissions have picked up a bit, so keep sending them! Spreading punk joy world wide. Enjoy!Download and stream here (iTunes and Google Podcasts as well):BROS GRIM 362!!!!!!Airing Wednesdays 7pm PST on PUNK ROCK DEMONSTRATION. Also Fridays and Saturdays 7pm PST on RIPPER RADIO.Send us stuff to brothersgrimpunk@gmail.com. Gorilla Punking...Terminal Regression 1:52 BLACK BOX What Happens Inside? Indonesia Digital Hell 0:49 mute mute - demo '22 Dallas Conflict 1:53 Neuromania ST Demo 2021 Janie Is A Nazi 2:37 Sloppy Seconds Destroyed Pop A Top (bkgrd) 2:19 Jim Edward Brown Country Legends - Volume 2 Oxnard Defend Elote 1:34 Culpa 4 Way Split (Godstomper,Culpa,Hateoffering & Chainwolf) You Survived Abortion 0:38 Fucking Christ Cheap Ass Music Vol.1 WORTHLESS HUMAN 0:38 knochentapes METH MOUTH - WASTE OF LIFE The Dogs 1:35 cujo demo '17 Getting In My Way 1:02 Teen Idles Minor Disturbance_Dischord Recs CucumberLotion (bkgrd) 2:43 The Bombers Surf 101 CompMelbourne No "I" In Scene 2:17 Wolfpack Benefit 7 A Boy and His Love Gun (Bonus Track) 1:56 Guttermouth The Whole Enchilada Intro / Kid Til' Death 2:20 Gorilla Gripping Self-Titled Ep Belgium THIS SOCIETY 1:14 VERZET DEMO Argentina la nueva tv 1:08 conflicto interno el futuro es ahora Just To Satisfy You (bkgrd) 2:51 Waylon & Willie Country Legends - Volume 2 Indonesia Mucky Stubborn Bastard 1:47 CRAP CHUNKS Singapore Parasite 1:12 AUTO Hardcore 2022 France vélo 1:37 UBU UBU NZ Turncoat 2:03 Anti Stasi Ōtautahi Rāwhiti Poland ASMR 1:22 Laxity How Much? KC Dirt Bag Distro Monster Mash (Bobby Pickett) 2:12 DUMPSTER RATS TRICK OR SHRIEK Scooby Chase (bkgrd) 3:26 The Sandudes Surf 101CompOakland Last to Starve 2:30 Born/Dead Our Darkest Fears Now Haunt Us... Cocaine Wars 1:28 Kittie Shitter Feral State / Kittie Shitter Split Portland OPTION? 1:48 HORRENDOUS 3D THE GOV. AND CORPS. ARE USING PSYCHO-ELECTRONIC WEAPONRY TO MANIPULATE YOU AND ME... Erased 1:57 Sleeper Cell Holy Terror give it all you got (demo '88) 1:49 xBROTHERHOODx - give it all you got! Sac Skull Insane Vision 1:49 Aggrastat Nuklear Noize Bastards EP Try 2:33 Pennywise About Time_Epitaph Friendly Fire 2:06 A Global Threat Where The Sun Never Sets
This week on The Whole Enchilada, I have invited expert Philip Zweig! Philip has a couple of decades being in the real estate business and has extensive knowledge in flipping houses, wholesaling, and creative financing, and now has really dived deep into short-term rentals. Listen in on this episode to hear his mastered system around […]
Speaker: Dr. Victoria Brown Scripture: John 10:10 Keywords: Life, Abundant Life Objective: To help Christian disciples embrace the idea that - by divine design - this life is a unique combination of joy and pain; of sunshine and rain.
Are you being fully present for your own life? Or are you letting it pass while you distract yourself with other things? When we are accustomed to using food to numb or neutralize negative emotions, we are failing to learn how to process our negative emotions in a productive way. When we receive a negative yelp review, or a staff member quits, or we mess up on a procedure, or get in an argument with our partners, we may feel anxiety, fear, uncertainty or self-doubt, or inadequacy, or frustration, irritation, an entire spectrum of emotions and these are all normal feelings. But the reality is that they are not permanent states of being. They are in fact - temporary! In this episode I dive into what it means to buffer emotions with food and how we can become fully present to experience emotions without using food to cope. Download my free guide: The 5 Secrets to Permanent Weight Loss for Dentists by going to drnatanya.com/startTo learn more about the Weight Loss for Dentists Program and receive your personalized blueprint for permanent weight loss - schedule a free consultation with me by going to drnatanya.com/connect.If you find this podcast helpful, please subscribe, leave a review and share it with a friend!
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In today's episode we discuss what movies we've been watching and our opinions, new information has come out after the Uvalde, Tx incident, and Lyn has an awkward moment in the men's locker room at the gym (LMFAO). Hope you get a good laugh out of this one to help brighten up your day just a little bit. Stay tuned for the next episode! Keep your head in the clouds and your feet on the ground! Teespring - https://my-store-bed159.creator-spring.com Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/Projectairwaves YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8lG1O7NDuw-t_-MTtaZ2ug TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@projectairwaves Website - projectairwaves.com Gmail - 4roject4irwaves@gmail.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ProjectAirwaves/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/projectairwaves1/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/AirwavesProject --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
This Three Kitchens Podcast episode is all about making Mexican enchiladas, and the most important aspect of this dish - the enchilada sauce. If you ask us, the sauce makes - or breaks - the enchilada and Sarah was determined to find the perfect recipe. An enchilada is a tortilla rolled around a filling and covered with that all important sauce. They can be filled with many different ingredients, including meats, cheese, beans, potatoes, or vegetables. Enchilada sauce can vary as well, from chili-based, to mole to cheese-based sauces. Sarah made a chorizo-filled enchilada with a red sauce made using four types of dried chili peppers. The result was extremely flavourful, and surprisingly not too spicy. She also made a delicious Mexican rice, which was the perfect accompaniment to this dish. We all loved this enchilada. Erin and Heather agreed that, as usual, the only thing missing was more of it! Episode Links ~~~~~ Sarah's Enchilada Recipe~ Sarah's Mexican Rice Recipe~~~~Three Kitchens Podcast - a home cooking showCheck out our website where you can listen to all of our episodes, and find recipes on our blog (psst! there are even some extra recipes never discussed on the podcast!).www.threekitchenspodcast.com~~~~Or join us on our socials!Instagram @three_kitchens_podcastFacebook @threekitchenspodcastPinterest @threekitchenspodcastYouTube @threekitchenspodcast~~~~Drop us a comment or give us a like - we'd love to hear from you! Three Kitchens Podcast - a home cooking showCheck out our website where you can listen to all of our episodes, and find recipes on our blog (psst! there are even some extra recipes never discussed on the podcast!).www.threekitchenspodcast.comYou can support the show with a small donation at Buy Me A Coffee.Want to be a guest? We want to hear from you! Or join us on our socials!Instagram @three_kitchens_podcastFacebook @threekitchenspodcastYouTube @threekitchenspodcastDrop us a comment or give us a like - we'd love to hear from you!
This week, the Trade Guys discuss the dual-edged sword of sanctions, the state of the semiconductor industry, and the Biden Administration's “Made in America” commitments.
The Whole Enchilada is about walking in fullness with God. I delve into the importance of walking with the Holy Spirit
Should the business world's focus be on returning to pre-pandemic models? Or should we forge ahead with new insights? What's the impact of The Great Resignation on the future of leadership and how are innovation and culture changing as we rethink how we run our companies? The group talks to Dr. Sandra Gray about these topics and more (including the importance of corn in the Mayan diet) in this episode of The Whole Enchilada Podcast. The Whole Enchilada crew welcomes businesswoman, professor, and Asbury University President Emeritus, Dr. Sandra Gray. Distance kept the group from dining together but that doesn't mean that Mitch, Gil, Chris, and Isaac (he's back!) didn't enjoy various enchiladas. As usual, the conversation devolves into bad jokes and strange reactions to certain foods. Chris gives a lesson on the history of enchiladas and Dr. Gray shares that her love for the Mexican dish came from her Texan college roommate…and that she still has the recipe. Diving into Dr. Gray's leadership philosophies, Mitch opens by asking about how she sees the business world evolving as we enter year three of the COVID pandemic. Dr. Gray gives a surprise answer when she says that normal isn't always a good thing. She talks about the legacy that excuses can bring and what can be lost when excuses are made. The group moves on to talk about The Great Resignation and Dr. Gray shares an example of a someone who saw a new solution precipitated by the current situation. She mentions it in reference to Harvard University's Human Flourishing Program. The conversation moves into the strengths and weaknesses of today's job force and how they were affected by their own parents' and grandparents' work ethics. Mitch muses that young, eager graduates are asking more philosophical questions about their futures like, “What does success look like to me?” The topics of measured risk and the downfalls of top-down come up, with a specific question to Dr. Gray about her takeaways on company culture and leadership styles. All four talk about creating a culture of innovation while Chris shares his Mexican Pizza fail. Mitch shares a memory of his son's time at Asbury University and asks Dr. Gray about her gift for making people feel like they matter and that they are the only one in the room. They also talk about what it means to retire and still be useful and productive. Finally, Gil ends by asking about Asbury's Dayton School of Business's motto: training leaders to be the best for the world and Dr. Gray says it's all about focus: is it on yourself or on the greater good? Links: Harvard Human Flourishing Project https://hfh.fas.harvard.edu/ About Our Sponsors: Executive Scheduling Associates employs 120 professional schedulers filling the sales calendars of 500 financial wholesalers across North America. And we now provide short-term services dispositioning event and cold contact lists. Ask us for details at esasolutions.com. The Dayton School of Business at Asbury University offers a small-town campus with a big-impact education for future business leaders. Undergraduate studies include accounting, business administration, finance, marketing, and sports management. There's even an online Dayton Master of Business Administration program. Learn more at asbury.edu. Subscribe to our podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, and Stitcher. Follow us: Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn
Welcome to a brand new episode of The Knowledge of Nothing (K.O.N.) podcast! (S2:E25) The episode that you all have asked for has arrived! The 100% all-natural, grass-fed, organic, biodynamic Pop-Quickies episode without all the fillers or artificial flavors! Wayne has a huge bag of PQs for Tony, Brian, and Oren. Which ones will he use? Will there be a theme?! Will the guys be cordial or will they reveal their true selves? Tune in to find out! Contact us at info@theknowledgeofnothing.com and follow us on our socials! https://www.facebook.com/theknowledgeofnothing/ (https://www.facebook.com/theknowledgeofnothing/) Instagram: @theknowledgeofnothing Twitter: @TheKONMen1
Long-time ESA client, Karen Graham, has been in the financial industry for 16 years, advisor and wholesaler. She and Mitch Santala talk about her experiences as a woman in a male-led industry and the four words that she believes have defined her success. Mitch begins with the reminder that The Whole Enchilada spirit resides in every human and that we hope to awaken it in our listeners. He starts his conversation with Karen, asking about her sales team leadership keywords. Karen gives four words that she says defines a leadership personality and talks about the different perspective that a woman has in a male-dominated industry. She cites a couple of stories and pieces of advice from the earlier days of her career, giving appreciation to the wisdom she gained. Mitch and Karen go on to discuss growth in a leadership position and Karen notes her own knowledge of the industry as a turning point in her career. She shares a story about knowing a product will help a client who is reluctant to buy…and why she won't take no for an answer. The pair move on to talking about motivating a team to carry a success target, with Karen giving her point of view as the head of an all-female sales team, along with the usual, more common targets. The Whole Enchilada cites the place, the person, and the path and the conversation leans toward what Karen knows to be the most important part of the path, also stating that long cycles need to be considered. The secret to her success? “Just one more.” When Mitch asks Karen if she believes that leaders are a different breed, she goes back to her keywords to explain what makes a successful sales leader. The two also delve into the role-reversal in Karen's family, with Karen giving an insightful example of what it's like for her at a conference versus what it's like for her male counterparts. Karen talks about betting on herself when she switched career roles, and the pivotal moment when she discovered her “swagger.” Mitch agrees that everyone has swagger and that it's important for leaders to determine what sets them apart from everyone else. Karen also believes that success and failure can be rolled into one factor – that a go-for-it attitude can lead to success but can also lead to failure. What is the cost of being the best? The conversation ends with Karen's story about ethical business practices and Mitch's own thoughts on living beyond the transaction. The final question lands us at Karen's favorite Mexican food restaurant, Casa Alde in Buda, Texas. She says that we'll be going for breakfast to have their famous “Fatty” breakfast taco and wishes us good luck on that Chuy's dinner with Season One, Episode Nine guest, Brett Collins. Apparently, we won't want to eat again for a long time after indulging in the Fatty. Table Talk: Immediately following his conversation with Karen, Mitch introduces The Whole Enchilada team and asks who wants to begin. Erin jumps at the chance, giving her own story of teaching integrity to her daughters much like Karen did in her story about helping a former who no longer had a sales agreement with her distribution company. Gil equates it to his time in media relations and the need to build trust with reporters. Isaac says that he connected with Karen's philosophy of listening, talking about a friend who gave up a big sale in order to benefit the client…and how that came back to bless him later on. Gil says that a solar salesperson he recently met with had a similar story. Mitch recalls learning the lesson that the harder he has to work for a sale, the harder the client is to keep, and that sometimes success means letting go. He ends the episode talking about how success is a tricky and subjective concept. Links: The Spanx Story by Charlie Wetzel and Stephanie Wetzel https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07T8SG7WZ/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 Margin by Richard Swenson https://www.amazon.com/Margin-Restoring-Emotional-Financial-Overloaded-ebook/dp/B00IDHW5KK The Whole Enchilada, Season 1, Episode 9 https://www.thewholeenchiladapodcast.com/podcast/episode/219df1d9/s1-e9-why-bet-on-yourself Casa Alde, Buda, TX https://www.facebook.com/helenscasaalde/ About Our Sponsor: Executive Scheduling Associates employs 120 professional schedulers filling the sales calendars of 500 financial wholesalers across North America. And we now provide short-term services dispositioning event and cold contact lists. Ask us for details at www.esasolutions.com. Follow Us: Subscribe to our podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, and Stitcher. Follow us: Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn
Mitch welcomes Chris Lamm, a mortgage advisor from the Redding, CA area. Chris' successes include $1 billion in funded loans, more than 600 five-star testimonials and 5,500 successful closings. He and Mitch talk about employees, mentors, health, control, and, of course, really good Mexican food. Mitch begins by introducing Chris and The Whole Enchilada spirit that drove him to become a loan officer and branch manager. Chris talks about how he started out solo and had to make a decision to grow his business or move on. Mitch asks what caused him to decide to grow. Chris cites a lot of resistance to growth, but began to see the advantages of it, including (and perhaps most importantly) the ability to help more people. Mitch brings up possibly the scariest part of scaling up a business: the more people you invite, the more people can ruin your good name. Chris talks about the importance of being careful of who you invite into your house and always being in touch with all departments of your business. He quotes the book Raving Fans and its principles of customer service. Mitch turns the conversation toward intrepreneurialism – a concept brought up by Elizabeth Dixon in Season 2, Episode 1 – and Chris responds with his dreams and goals and a surprising statistic about business owners who fail. The discussion moves on to mentors and Chris names a local investor as the guy who taught him to dream. He goes on to talk about the 2008-2009 housing crisis and subsequent recession and what he learned from it. Chris and Mitch get personal when Mitch asks Chris about the initial path that he was on. Celebrating 18 years of sobriety, Chris lends his own thoughts on how to overcome and survive and the two talk about the illusion of control and finding peace of mind. Mitch ends with the all-important question, “Where are we having Mexican food?” Chris immediately suggests Cabo san Lucas. He says it's no particular restaurant. It's more of the idea of eating where the locals eat…in a restaurant down an alley that has a sheet for a door. Those places always have the best carne asada, cooked right there in front of you. He wants a portion of lingua (the meat that tastes you back) and fresh tortillas. He wants his carne asada taco-style with lots of cilantro. When Mitch asks him how many, Chris says four or five and Mitch laughs, saying he'd like to have 10 or 12. Table Talk: Mitch opens Table Talk by revisiting Chris' little-by-little approach to success, remarking that it's a marathon, not a sprint. He even likens it to building a house: will it be your forever home or is this something you'll pass onto someone else? He quotes Richard Rohr about how familiarity and habits are falsely reassuring and that we should resist getting too comfortable. We should never stop going after the new. Gil talks about the first part of his career, when he worked in businesses with religious backgrounds, thinking it was the only real work. Years later, though, through a painful transition, he learned there is no first- or second-class work. Isaac says that his favorite part of the interview was Chris' insights about mentors. He quotes Season 2, Episode 4 guest, Rita Kirk, who said, “You're only as good as the best you've ever seen,” and cites a long list of people who have mentored him in a variety of ways. Erin rounds out Table Talk sharing the story of her 80-year-old whose all-American, button-up, corporate persona took a totally different path after his wife (Erin's mom) passed away. His journey from three-piece suit guy to spiritual guru reminded her of how Chris' path started one direction but took another. Links: Raving Fans: A Revolutionary Approach to Customer Service by Ken Blanchard & Sheldon Bowles https://www.amazon.com/Raving-Fans-Revolutionary-Approach-Customer/dp/0006530699/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=raving+fans&qid=1621867224&sr=8-1 Selling the Invisible by Harry Beckwith https://www.amazon.com/Selling-Invisible-Field-Modern-Marketing/dp/0446672319/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=selling+the+invisible&qid=1621867252&sr=8-1 Elizabeth Dixon, The Whole Enchilada Podcast, Season 2, Episode 1 https://www.thewholeenchiladapodcast.com/podcast/episode/3ddfdf46/s2-e1-risk-potential-and-a-classic-chicken-sandwich Richard Rohr https://cac.org/ Rita Kirk, The Whole Enchilada Podcast, Season 2, Episode 4 https://www.thewholeenchiladapodcast.com/podcast/episode/287932a8/s2-e4-seeing-well-and-leading-well About Our Sponsor: Executive Scheduling Associates employs 120 professional schedulers filling the sales calendars of 500 financial wholesalers across North America. And we now provide short-term services dispositioning event and cold contact lists. Ask us for details at: www.esasolutions.com Subscribe to our podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, and Stitcher. Follow us: Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn
This week, we welcome Daniel Gil, the 2020 American Ninja Warrior champion. Mitch and Daniel talk about having purpose and creating goals, using failure to your advantage, and the importance of how you talk to yourself. As always, Mitch asks about really good Mexican food and the Whole Enchilada team tackles some of the highlights of the interviews. Mitch begins by asking Daniel how he got started on the path to become the American Ninja Warrior. He gives a surprising answer about his athletic prowess and where his passions laid when he was in high school. He talks about the rejection he suffered before ever making it on the show and how he overcame it and continued to move forward. Mitch likens Daniel's fortitude to Lloyd Christmas from Dumb and Dumber. The pair dive further into the idea of failure as a part of the path to winning and talk about goals and purpose. They ask, “What will you do with that failure?” Self-talk is a big part of the episode and Mitch brings up a good point about hearing the negative over the positive and recounts a story of a friend of his who is a public speaker. The duo also tackles authenticity and being the person you are now to help influence others to attain their own goals. Daniel reminds us that when we fail, remember that we probably didn't lose $1m like he did. It's all about perspective. Daniel concludes by telling the tale of two stories: the agony of defeat, when he lost $1 million by a matter of seconds in 2019, and the thrill of victory, when he won the championship by the same, a matter of seconds, in 2020. Mitch asks the final question: Where are we going for the best Mexican food? Daniel immediately suggests El Ranchero in his hometown of Houston, TX. He'll start with queso con carne, move on to some carne asada on grilled onions and bell peppers with sides of refried beans and yellow rice. He wants to order tableside guacamole and a bowl of tortilla soup. To drink will be Mexican Coke in a bottle (cane sugar always tastes better!) and class of horchata, or vanilla rice milk. Now that is a meal fit for a warrior! Table Talk: Mitch introduces the team and immediately asks what everyone took away from the interview. Crickets. Don't all dive in at once, guys. Gil finally picks up the silence and says that he loves Daniel's take on failure not being final and will always carry with him the reminder that while he may fail, he probably won't lose out on $1m. Isaac jumps in, remarking on the importance of not just being a good athlete, but having good stories and presence. He remarks on how stories connect us and connection leading to caring. Mitch agrees and ponders the thought of “About Us” pages on company websites. Erin says she loved how Daniel tried something new when athletics wasn't his strong suit…and how that new thing served him well in a way he never expected. Did you know that lots of NFL players take ballet lessons? Mitch rounds out the conversation by reiterating the importance of self-talk and keeping the negative and positive in check. Are you carrying a bucket of water or a bucket of gasoline…and which is more useful? Links: American Ninja Warrior https://www.nbc.com/american-ninja-warrior Daniel Gil https://www.facebook.com/DanielGilANW/ https://www.instagram.com/kingdom_ninja/ El Ranchero Restaurant https://www.elrancherohouston.com/menu.html About Our Sponsor: Executive Scheduling Associates employs 120 professional schedulers filling the sales calendars of 500 financial wholesalers across North America. And we now provide short-term services dispositioning event and cold contact lists. Ask us for details at esasolutions.com. Subscribe to our podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, and Stitcher. Follow us: Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn
Don't you wish that God would just reveal the WHOLE ENCHILADA? You know ... just show you the plan form the beginning to the end. How is this going to work out? Is this going to work? In today's episode, we discuss why God doesn't reveal His plan for your life purpose all at once. Our brain's have trained us that in order to avoid failure it's important to know if a plan will succeed or not. It's wise to perform analysis and understand an issue from beginning to end. Yet, God rarely works that way when it comes to succeeding in the purpose of life. "Knowing" causes us to feel in control because we don't like how it feels to be "out of control". Yet, what if the only way to be "in control" was to feel out of control by trusting in the God who is in control. What would change in your life if you knew that God concealing the entire plan for your life so that it could succeed? He is always good and knows that the enemy would disrupt the plan if it was revealed all at once. Key Takeaways: If Satan knew the entire plan then he would be more prepared to sabotage the plan We subconsciously stop ourselves from moving forward when we're out of control. We are co-working with God to fulfill our life purpose Walking by faith is like following a GPS where we follow instructions at each step. Additional Resources: Check out your free life coaching resource, Life Purpose Roadmap PDF, and learn how to prosper in your purpose.
Mitch and the team are joined by Peter Iliyn, a servant leader who dives deep into his family history and the principles he learned from people like Holocaust survivor Vicktor Frankl, world leader Desmond Tutu, and, most importantly, Peter's own father. The show begins as Mitch introduces Peter Iliyn, a 45-year veteran of Youth With a Mission, the largest non-profit of its kind in the world. They dive into the great debate on whether college is a good choice for those with entrepreneurial spirits. Peter reminds us that passion should be the driving force behind purpose and that if you don't take the first step, there will never be a second. The conversation shifts to Peter's father, a man so interesting that Peter wrote a book about his life. Through nightly conversation with his dad, Peter learned leadership principles that can't be found in a textbook or classroom, including one where his dad endured a public, verbal lashing of his dad's abilities…and the surprising way his father responded to hearing so many painful criticisms about himself. Mitch asks Peter about his favorite leadership principle and Peter responds with the principle of empowerment from the top down. There's lots of conversation about security in who you are as a person and a leader and being able to turn criticism into a better version of yourself. Mitch brings up a quote from his own time with Youth With a Mission -- You don't know you're a servant until you're treated like one – which sparks a conversation about humility and servant leadership. Peter recalls the time he was surrounded by dozens of world leaders, but that Desmond Tutu was the only one who truly exemplified servant leadership. We could give you the background of the next segment, but we believe this quote can stand on its own: Dude, what is your problem? You farted. Moving on from that odiferous conversation, the pair settle on discussing Peter's favorite leadership principle – having a vision that's greater than your reach. Peter brings up Nazi Concentration Camp survivor Viktor Frankl and Viktor's discovery about the human spirit. The interview wraps up on three key topics – does Peter buy into the idea that an entrepreneur doesn't have to own a company or a product, a bottom-up leadership model, and what 2021 Peter would say to 25-year-old Peter if he could. After such a deep conversation, Peter and Mitch are hungry and Peter recommends a quick flight to Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico. He wants to go to Marlin de Tepic Restaurante de Marsicos and order the Pescado Zarandeado, a red snapper, smothered in chili and Mexican spices, basted continuously while being slowly smoked over mesquite. It's served with fresh greens and a Mexican lime and salt dressing. Table Talk: After introducing The Whole Enchilada team – Gil, Erin, and Isaac – the group launches into their own personal takeaways from the interview. Erin cites the story of Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and his major gaffe during Texas' legendary snowpocalypse in February. He made his mistake, he owned it, and he moved on. Mitch sees things a little differently but agrees that the humility to admit you're wrong is a key principle for all leaders. It all goes back to the story of Peter's dad being called out publicly – and the way he responded to it. Isaac picks up the conversation by going back to Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl and his quote “Living without a goal is death about to arrive.” Isaac relates this to his own season of life, as he embarks on social media consultancy. The goal is big…but taking small, meaningful steps makes it easier to reach the top. Also…how do you eat an elephant? Gil, with lots of humility, states that he has picked out the most important leadership principle thus far; the secret sauce of corporate communications: storytelling. Gil incorporates Peter Guber, CEO of Mandalay Entertainment, and his philosophies of how to make your story your strategic plan. Finally, Mitch chimes in with his favorite principle: treat people with greatness. He goes back to the Desmond Tutu story and waxes philosophical about being in the presence of greatness but not knowing it until later. Growth as a leader means learning to recognize greatness in its rawest form. Links: Youth with a Mission https://ywam.org/ To purchase Peter Iliyn's book, Out of the Far Corners: An Epic Tale of Rejection, Grace, and Deliverance, visit: www.outofthefarcorners.com Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl https://www.amazon.com/Mans-Search-Meaning-Viktor-Frankl-ebook/dp/B009U9S6FI Marlin de Tepic Restaurante de Mariscos https://www.facebook.com/marlindetepic/menu/?ref=page_internal Peter Guber https://www.peterguber.com/ About Our Sponsor: Executive Scheduling Associates employs 120 professional schedulers filling the sales calendars of 500 financial wholesalers across North America. And we now provide short-term services dispositioning event and cold contact lists. Ask us for details at esasolutions.com. Subscribe to our podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, and Stitcher. Follow us: Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn
Executive Scheduling Associates' founder and CEO Mitch Santala talks to ER physician and entrepreneur, Jeremy Corbett, about his three start-up companies and the paths he took for each of them. The Whole Enchilada Team then discusses the interview and how it applies to their own journeys. Mitch begins the episode by asking Jeremy about his entrepreneurial journey, taking us back to the mid-80s and a profound and oddly specific letter 13-year-old Jeremy wrote to himself. Jeremy goes on to talk about baseball as an analogy for entrepreneurialism and Mitch asks him to further comment on the three tenets of The Whole Enchilada: the place, the path, and the person. Jeremy uses the word opaque to describe part of his path and then moves on to talk about being a physician during a worldwide pandemic – how it's expanded, rather than restricted, his reach in helping others. Mitch and Jeremy discuss getting to the place, or the destination, and what to do then. Jeremy even ponders if it's right for him to continue moving even after the goal is achieved. He uses his sons' golf course business as an example to further illustrate his point. There's also a humorous story about Jeremy's dad, also a doctor, and what he said to Jeremy when he couldn't decide if he was going to finish medical school or not. Jeremy makes a point that answers can change depending on the timing of the question. Mitch asks Jeremy to talk about seeing a goal from concept through fruition and Jeremy gets real about his strengths and weaknesses. He makes a great point about why ice cream geniuses should not open butcher shops. Mitch and Jeremy end their conversation on entrepreneurialism by discussing surrounding yourself with the right people, not just filling in the gaps with any old belly button. Our signature question, “Where are we going for Mexican food and what are we having?” takes us travelling back in time to Davis Island, FL, when Estella's Restaurant was still open. Young Jeremy and his bride are feeling the financial tightness most new marriages experience, so we order tortilla soup, guacamole, and chips…and leave the restaurant with a bill less than $11 (including tip). Table Talk: Mitch is joined by Gil Moegerle, Erin Pruetz, and Isaac the Former Intern. Mitch asks The Whole Enchilada team what stuck out of the interview for them and Erin chimes in with her experience of putting someone in a position simply because they were willing, not because they were the right fit. Gil had a similar experience when he started a band. Isaac takes the interview very personally as someone who is just starting out in his career. He says that Jeremy's ideas about there being more risk in not doing something than there is in not trying hits home with him, reinforcing Isaac to not stay comfortable in the dugout. He recalls Season 1 guest, Brett Collins, who said he is not afraid of the word no because “it's not like they can eat you.” Gil shares a story about his own failure when someone gave him capital to start a business and that while it was hard to admit defeat, he is still pleased that he gave it a shot. Mitch ends the episode by reminding listeners that there is an entrepreneur in all of us (does he or she look like Baby Yoda?) and that there is no better way to add value to your world than by letting him or her come alive. About Our Sponsor: Executive Scheduling Associates employs 120 professional schedulers filling the sales calendars of 500 financial wholesalers across North America. And we now provide short-term services dispositioning event and cold contact lists. Ask us for details at esasolutions.com. Subscribe to our podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, and Stitcher. Follow us: Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn
Change is hard, but it's a necessary part of leadership and a true sign of The Whole Enchilada Spirit. In this minisode, Mitch Santala talks to financial wholesaler Brad about the clarity he's gained since the COVID-19 events of 2020. Gil Moegerle starts this minisode off with an introduction to The Whole Enchilada podcast and its vision of inspiring entrepreneurial leaders to embrace the changes of the current business environment. Mitch Santala talks about a key attribute of successful leaders and how the attribute truly captures The Whole Enchilada spirit. Gil quotes Dr. James Dobson's belief on the importance of mental health and Mitch agrees, because 2020 was not just a one-off event. We will always have change in our lives and careers. He further illustrates this concept by sharing a story about stopping in for a coffee at a local shop – and what he was able to leave behind. Mitch then introduces financial wholesaler Brad, a 21-year industry veteran and leader. He's been a client with ESA for more than 14 years and is a doer, versus just being a talker. Erin Pruetz asks Brad about how the pandemic has changed his day-to-day career operations and how it's stayed the same. Brad surprisingly says that the changes that 2020 brought were refreshing. Erin asks if it's going to be hard for him to return to his usual schedule one day and Brad makes an analogy between his job and a professional athlete. Mitch chimes in to talk about change bringing clarity. He discusses an encounter with a homeless man that opened Mitch's eyes and brought him clarity he didn't know he needed. Mitch mentions best-selling author Rick Warren and the three steps Rick believes every person should take to refresh their minds and gain clarity in their own lives. Gil moves on to ask Brad about his relationship with his scheduler and Mitch makes a point about not ignoring the small tasks just because they're small. Brad likes scheduling about as much as the baker in the 1980s Dunkin' Doughnuts' commercial, “Time to Make the Doughnuts,” likes getting up early to bake dozens of different types of pastries. Finally, Brad talks about his favorite place to get Mexican food – Miguel's in Tampa. He loves their chicken fajitas with sweet onions, sour cream, and queso and enjoys sharing the experience with his wife. Links: Dr. James Dobson https://www.drjamesdobson.org Tommy Boy https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114694 Pastor Rick Warren https://pastorrick.com Dunkin' Doughnuts' Commercial, “Time to Make the Doughnuts” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyZtMfMWONI Miguel's Mexican Seafood and Grill, Tampa, FL http://www.miguelscafe.com/index.php Subscribe to our podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, and Stitcher. Follow us: Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn
In this episode, Mitch Santala talks to Executive Scheduling Associates' client, Brett – a 25-year veteran of the life insurance industry – about how he adapted and lead his team through the 2020 pandemic and into today. After an introduction by host Gil Moegerle, Mitch talks about his take on leading through change – and that not everyone is successful at it. He continues, talking about The Whole Enchilada spirit that defines entrepreneurs, whether their occupation fits the traditional definition or not. Mitch also makes a Chuck Norris claim about how the martial arts master handles shifting trends and variations. Erin Pruetz asks Brett about how his business changed during the pandemic and how it also stayed the same. Brett's answers about new types of communications and the challenges of virtual meetings lead Mitch to talk about his philosophy of forced change and what it can do to strong leaders and entrepreneurial spirits. He discusses adaptation, the pain of staying the same, and how innovation can quickly become tradition. Mitch also shares a personal story about his experience in a Class 4 white water rafting adventure and the invaluable leadership lessons that came from two pieces of advice from the guide. Brett weighs in on his best practices for managing time with clients and Mitch expands on it, advising that productivity may actually mean the opposite of what we've always assumed it means. As always, we asked our signature question, inviting Brett to whisk us away to the best Mexican food he's ever had. Brett doesn't hesitate to mention Chuy's, a restaurant chain in the American South and Southwest, where he urges us to indulge in the Chicka-Chicka Boom-Boom platter - chicken enchiladas smothered in a creamy pepper sauce. Links: The Emotionally Healthy Leader by Peter Scazzero https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00PFC9MR0/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey https://www.amazon.com/Habits-Highly-Effective-People-Powerful-ebook/dp/B07WF972WK/ref=sr_1_1?crid=9LMN9X09C4HE&dchild=1&keywords=seven+habits+of+highly+effective+people&qid=1609991502&s=digital-text&sprefix=seven+habits%2Cdigital-text%2C183&sr=1-1 The 5 Choices: The Path to Extraordinary Productivity by Kory Kogon, Adam Merrill, Leena Rinne https://www.amazon.com/Choices-Path-Extraordinary-Productivity-ebook/dp/B00LQMDZZI/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+five+choices&qid=1609991422&s=digital-text&sr=1-1 Chuy's Mexican Food https://www.chuys.com/ Subscribe to our podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, and Stitcher. Follow us: Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn
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