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In this episode of the Touchdown Wire NFL Podcast, we talk with Aaron Schatz and Mike Tanier of Football Outsiders about the history of the site, their advanced metrics, the new Football Outsiders Almanac (go buy it, kids!), and their player and team projections for the 2021 NFL season. Among the topics discussed:  In a world where advanced metrics are everywhere, how has it changed what FO (the originators of a lot of this) does? Why FO is unexpectedly high on some teams (Seahawks, Saints), and unexpectedly low on others (Browns, Chargers) What FO's projections say about bouncebacks for teams that had rotten injury luck the year before (Hello, 49ers!) Why Kliff Kingsbury needs to stop exercising his internal Chip Kelly. Whether Lamar Jackson is what he is, or whether he'll take a big leap as a passer in 2021. Why Aaron is picking the Cowboys to go to the Super Bowl (!). Why Carson Wentz is a flower, and Jared Goff is a JUGS machine. Why the Patriots might have a bigger uptick on defense than offense this season. All this and more with two of the smartest football guys around!

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an impressive guest, Aaron Amuchastegui who shares his big wins and big losses in life, and all the craziness, how he got behind the bars but stand & back up, how he started on flipping houses, the story of massive success and how he blew it away, how he back up for the third time around, and actionable tips on how they live a rich and reasonable life, and keeping it on the zenith! Aaron Amuchastegui is a best-selling author of 5 Hour School Week, an entrepreneur, a real estate investor who had flipped over 1,500 houses all around the country, one of the principals at Homerock LLC, a real estate consulting company focused on distressed assets, owner of Aaron Amuchastegui Construction, a contractor focused on high-speed high turnover remodeling projects improving value to distressed properties, and the President of AMA Construct Inc, who has managed the acquisition and sales of more than $100 Million dollars in single-family homes acquired at the trustee sale and through public-private partnerships with Nonprofits and banking partners.  Aaron's dad was a custom home builder and his grandma was a developer, so he grew up doing construction real estate that's why he always wanted to do it. He was 20-years-old when he started partying all the time, did crazy things, got into trouble, and got behind the bars. Aaron wasted his most productive time in prison.  He realized that he needs to gain it back and it drives him to get out there and make his life better. This guy makes up the lost time, tries new things, and shifts his life on the right path. Later, Aaron started flipping houses and succeeds. But because of unplanned actions & uncontrolled spending on the wrong things, they blew up the opportunities. They hit the bottom but during his down moments, Aaron swallows his pride from being a millionaire to doing manual jobs like what a carpenter typically do, and became an Uber driver. He decided to do something and not just be lazy to go back in the path.  They hold their faith and their spiritual part stronger and it really helps them get up and back up. Now, Aaron and his wife Kaleena have over 1,000 rental properties and looking forward to adding more. The couple makes sure they would not miss the second chance; they spend their money on the right thing, donating a portion of their income to the church,  and building more memories with his family. One thing that they're sure of, even if they went broke again; they wouldn't regret they wasted their money on stupid things and they set their family as a priority. Some Questions I Ask: Where did all this start? (00:30) What was your mindset when you've got in trouble? (03:37) You've got your turbulent time in your life, where does that take you next in your career? (13:44) Being in a rough spot and rough place, what was your mindset at that point in time(28:00) How did you assess doing those necessary things to get you back on the path? (38:10) How have masterminds played the role in what you've accomplished over the last 3-5 years? (42:12)  How's your intention of showing up to mastermind events and the relationships that you're building? (44:59)  How do you find time for the balance? (51:13) Give us three (3) productivity tips that the hard-charging entrepreneurs and wealth builders can take away from this episode. (01:00:38)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: Aaron's shame & guilt in life. (04:24) How Aaron gets his life back and started flipping houses. (15:04) Things that would happen with success and money without knowing what you're getting into. (24:09) How Aaron shifts his life and the habits that he adapted that raise him up again. (29:18) The lessons that he learned during his down moments. (31:12) The couple big things Aaron learned that went him to like a thousand of rental properties now. (33:50) Why Aaron gives away 30% of their income and profits to churches now. (35:31) How mentors have helped Aaron. (37:20) Setting the KeyStone Goal of the Year. (01:01:24) The importance of having a planner and a journal. (01:04:43) Quotes:  “There's nothing that will teach us like our mistakes will.” “It's the best thing that people should be judged on what they do after the mistake not the mistake.” “People's pain levels are different.” “God putting the pieces together.” “It's been really really fun to get to rebuild and change. “You have to hunt to find that value.” “Mistake is what creates the best memory and the best action.” “Don't let anyone else decide how you should run your day.” Resources Mentioned: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod GoBundance FamBundance Connect with Aaron Amuchastegui on: Instagram Aaron Amuchastegui Construction The 5-Hour School Week book by Kaleena Amuchastegui & Aaron Amuchastegui

In this episode, we chat with Aaron Smith, the Chief Cultural Officer of KX Pilates. Aaron Smith, is an award-winning fitness innovator and entrepreneur. Aaron founded KX Pilates (which is Japanese for ‘continuous improvement') in February 2010 and has since built it into Australia's largest pilates franchise with an impressive 74 studios across the country and one studio in Indonesia. In our chat with Aaron, we talk all things: * Why Aaron and the team attribute their growth and success to innovating in the core of their business (and not getting distracted by the shiny things) *How Aaron moved from CEO to Innovation lead in order to focus on build and patent their own unique equipment that will allow KX expand globally *The critical importance of organisational culture (especially post-pandemic) and why every growing company needs a chief culture officer More about Aaron: As the founder of KX Pilates, Aaron has earnt multiple awards and recognition including being recognised as an influential Victorian to watch by the Herald Sun in 2020, Australian Young Fitness Entrepreneur of the Year in 2019, was named in the top 3 of Australia's Top 30 Franchise Executives (2020), and featured in the 2019 Top 10 Dynamic Entrepreneurs by Dynamic Business Magazine. You can find out more about KX Pilates here and connect with Aaron on LinkedIn here. KX website: https://kxpilates.com.au/ Aaron LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronsmithkx/ You can also find us at www.naked-ambition.com.au or on Instagram @_nakedambitions

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an impressive guest, Aaron Amuchastegui who shares his big wins and big losses in life, and all the craziness, how he got behind the bars but stand & back up, how he started on flipping houses, the story of massive success and how he blew it away, how he back up for the third time around, and actionable tips on how they live a rich and reasonable life, and keeping it on the zenith! Aaron Amuchastegui is a best-selling author of 5 Hour School Week, an entrepreneur, a real estate investor who had flipped over 1,500 houses all around the country, one of the principals at Homerock LLC, a real estate consulting company focused on distressed assets, owner of Aaron Amuchastegui Construction, a contractor focused on high-speed high turnover remodeling projects improving value to distressed properties, and the President of AMA Construct Inc, who has managed the acquisition and sales of more than $100 Million dollars in single-family homes acquired at the trustee sale and through public-private partnerships with Nonprofits and banking partners.  Aaron's dad was a custom home builder and his grandma was a developer, so he grew up doing construction real estate that's why he always wanted to do it. He was 20-years-old when he started partying all the time, did crazy things, got into trouble, and got behind the bars. Aaron wasted his most productive time in prison.  He realized that he needs to gain it back and it drives him to get out there and make his life better. This guy makes up the lost time, tries new things, and shifts his life on the right path. Later, Aaron started flipping houses and succeeds. But because of unplanned actions & uncontrolled spending on the wrong things, they blew up the opportunities. They hit the bottom but during his down moments, Aaron swallows his pride from being a millionaire to doing manual jobs like what a carpenter typically do, and became an Uber driver. He decided to do something and not just be lazy to go back in the path.  They hold their faith and their spiritual part stronger and it really helps them get up and back up. Now, Aaron and his wife Kaleena have over 1,000 rental properties and looking forward to adding more. The couple makes sure they would not miss the second chance; they spend their money on the right thing, donating a portion of their income to the church,  and building more memories with his family. One thing that they're sure of, even if they went broke again; they wouldn't regret they wasted their money on stupid things and they set their family as a priority. Some Questions I Ask: Where did all this start? (00:30) What was your mindset when you've got in trouble? (03:37) You've got your turbulent time in your life, where does that take you next in your career? (13:44) Being in a rough spot and rough place, what was your mindset at that point in time(28:00) How did you assess doing those necessary things to get you back on the path? (38:10) How have masterminds played the role in what you've accomplished over the last 3-5 years? (42:12)  How's your intention of showing up to mastermind events and the relationships that you're building? (44:59)  How do you find time for the balance? (51:13) Give us three (3) productivity tips that the hard-charging entrepreneurs and wealth builders can take away from this episode. (01:00:38)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: Aaron's shame & guilt in life. (04:24) How Aaron gets his life back and started flipping houses. (15:04) Things that would happen with success and money without knowing what you're getting into. (24:09) How Aaron shifts his life and the habits that he adapted that raise him up again. (29:18) The lessons that he learned during his down moments. (31:12) The couple big things Aaron learned that went him to like a thousand of rental properties now. (33:50) Why Aaron gives away 30% of their income and profits to churches now. (35:31) How mentors have helped Aaron. (37:20) Setting the KeyStone Goal of the Year. (01:01:24) The importance of having a planner and a journal. (01:04:43) Quotes:  “There's nothing that will teach us like our mistakes will.” “It's the best thing that people should be judged on what they do after the mistake not the mistake.” “People's pain levels are different.” “God putting the pieces together.” “It's been really really fun to get to rebuild and change. “You have to hunt to find that value.” “Mistake is what creates the best memory and the best action.” “Don't let anyone else decide how you should run your day.” Resources Mentioned: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod GoBundance FamBundance Connect with Aaron Amuchastegui on: Instagram Aaron Amuchastegui Construction The 5-Hour School Week book by Kaleena Amuchastegui & Aaron Amuchastegui

If you're in manufacturing, there's a good chance you've seen Aaron Prather pop up on LinkedIn. The company he works for is a household name as well. Not only is Aaron a Senior Technical Advisor at FedEx, but he's also an evangelist for automation and workforce development. Whether you've come across his robotics videos on social media, or this is your first time hearing about him, you'll get to hear his whole story this week on Manufacturing Happy Hour. In this episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour, Aaron takes us through how he posts fun LinkedIn videos to educate and inspire people to get into robotics and manufacturing. He shares the fantastic story of how he rose through the ranks at FedEx and established a 25-year career there. Aaron also shares his top tips for those thinking about getting into manufacturing and robotics and what you need to do to propel your career forward. We also round off the talk with some pop culture talk and what we can learn from Futurama. In this episode, find out: Why Aaron uses LinkedIn videos to talk about robots in the workforce How Aaron worked through the ranks at FedEx to get where he is now How networking and building connections can propel your career The effects of the pandemic on eCommerce How robots are creating jobs in manufacturing What people can learn about technology from Futurama http://manufacturinghappyhour.com/iTunes (Enjoying the show? Please leave us a review here.) Even one sentence helps. It's feedback from Manufacturing All-Stars like you that keeps us going! Tweetable Quotes: “Don't think that because you didn't go to a four-year college, you're not going to be successful.” “You can do all the robotics and automation you want, but if you don't have the workforce on top of that, buying into it, you ain't getting anywhere with it.” "If you want to get into robotics and automation, look for those old dirty, dangerous job use cases. Those are the ones you go after.” Links & mentions: https://arminstitute.org/ (ARM Institute), a leading research institute specializing in robotics in manufacturing http://ekyami.com/ (eKami), the Eastern Kentucky Manufacturing Institute https://www.ghostriverbrewing.com/ (Ghost River Brewery), Memphis' first craft brewery https://wiseacrebrew.com/ (Wise Acre Brewery), home of the Prank Calls to Satan IPA, also based in Memphis, TN Make sure to visit http://manufacturinghappyhour.com (http://manufacturinghappyhour.com) for detailed show notes and a full list of resources mentioned in this episode. Stay Innovative, Stay Thirsty.

Join me for episode 41 where we talk with my client Aaron about his experience with MAP sessions, a method of advanced neural retraining, for emotional trauma from childhood experiences. The MAP Method can address memories of all kinds including the emotional and the physical, for example trauma from injuries or surgeries, and this includes unconsciously held memories. Hear about what it is like to be in a MAP session, the emotional, mental and physical benefits he experienced after 3 sessions and why he would recommend the method to others. In this episode we discuss: - How Aaron learned about the MAP Method and why he decided to try it. - Aaron's experience with talk therapy and how it compares with MAP. - How working with a childhood trauma memory in a MAP session changed his relationship to it and unburdened him in more ways than he expected. - The framework we use in MAP sessions and how clients are initiated to the method. - Why we choose an emotional topic for the introductory 60-minute session. - What we mean when we talk about “neutralizing” memories. - How MAP allows us to harness the power of the subconscious to neutralize painful emotions around a traumatic memory and all the associations to it. - How working with trauma memories, disempowering beliefs or unwanted emotional responses can change mental, behavioral and physical patterns. - The emotional, mental and physical shifts Aaron noticed after three sessions. - The science that underlies the MAP Method and recommended resources for learning more. - How your subconscious rewires itself during a session and the safeguards that make the method easy and safe. - How you can use the MAP Method on yourself after the first session. - Why Aaron recommends the MAP Method to others. Don't miss episode 40 where we hear Helen's story about using the MAP Method to resolve chronic pain from an autoimmune condition and food sensitivities. For more information on the Mind ReMAP approach and services, please visit MindReMAPforHealth.com to sign up for your introductory MAP session or a free 15-minute consultation by phone.

In this episode of Money Talks, Hugh interviewed founder of Carver Edison, Aaron Shapiro. Carver Edison is a Financial Technology company committed to revolutionizing Employee Stock Purchase Plans (ESPP). We discussed: 1) How Aaron cut his teeth in the Institutional Investing world, which helped him to formulate and build the culture and value proposition at Carver Edison 2) The Mechanics and description of a Employee Stock Purchase Plan 3) The Carver Edison Solution 4) Why Aaron carries around a notebook and pen, everywhere! Hugh Meyer - https://instagram.com/hughmeyerofficial https://www.linkedin.com/in/hughmeyer/ Aaron Shapiro - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashapiro1/ https://www.carveredison.com

The Trylon’s playing movies we already recorded on earlier in the pandemic, so we’ve changed the rules for a short Non-’Lon Series on movies we HAVEN’T seen and may never see at the Trylon! Aaron’s pick takes us to the dystopian UK of 1982’s PINK FLOYD – THE WALL, a musical journey through not just one man’s steady decline into fascist individualism, but that of all of Western society. In this discussion, we consider what the visual story structure does for the music it’s based on, what elements of the movie have been blindly co-opted by the international conservative front, and what the movie’s use of viewpoint does to communicate its story. Support organizations fighting for the survival and protection of Minnesota’s marginalized communities: - DocumentingMN https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/documentingmn - Minnesota Freedom Fund https://mnfreedomfund.org/ - Take Action MN https://takeactionminnesota.org/donate/ Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/trylovepodcast and email us at trylovepodcast@gmail.com to get in touch! Buy tickets and support the Trylon at https://www.trylon.org/. Theme: "Raindrops" by Huma-Huma/"No Smoking" PSA by John Waters. Outro music: “Another Brick in the Wall” by Pink Floyd. 00:45 - Talking about Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater for some reason 3:06 - The actual start of the episode 3:59 - The Patented Aaron Grossman Summary 5:37 - Why Aaron picked THE WALL 9:07 - Jason’s thoughts 11:29 - Cody’s thoughts 14:39 - Harry’s thoughts 17:17 - Aaron’s thoughts 22:27 - The interior viewpoint and why the first two acts feel like Banksy 26:31 - Pink Floyd’s rising popularity and alienation from their craft 30:46 - “Margaret Thatcher is in every frame” 38:44 - Repackaging and repurposing THE WALL over the decades 42:26 - How THE WALL leverages gender and sexuality 49:59 - Animation in THE WALL 54:26 - The final act (or, “where things get really real”) 1:09:02 - After the wall falls 1:13:09 - Final thoughts: Self-references and Roger Waters’s socialism 1:16:07 - Cody’s Noteys (PINK FLOYD – THE WALL: The Game)

If you really want to inspire and help people, you can begin today! You don’t have to wait a long time to start when you have become wealthy, achieve that greatness during your journey. Don’t hesitate to come out of your comfort zone and let fear dictate your future. Everything you need is within you and all you have to do is to translate those intentions with love.  In today’s episode, Aaron Scotti, a Spiritual Coach, and an Executive Producer at Armory Films, talks about the importance of the connection of our mind, heart, and body! The state of your mind and the beliefs you hold dramatically affects your overall health. Aaron is a very inspiring man who has starred in many TV shows, movies and hit series like Grey’s Anatomy. He, too, was the Executive Producer of the award-winning motion picture called The Peanut Butter Falcon! In this episode, Aaron and Danny also talk about love being our universal language, using our heart as our GPS, and understanding the nature of God!    Join Danny in this inspirational episode to learn more about how God works wonders and how crucial it is to be mindful of the words we say to ourselves! Show Highlights: [05:19] Why Aaron decided to move from Conshohocken to Los Angeles. [09:10] His focus, goals, and struggles when he moved to Los Angeles. [13:02] Aaron had to hit rock bottom and become mentally fractured before he accepted he was sick. [17:40] When you heal your mind, your body naturally follows. [19:23] The experience made him realize how the mind and body are so connected. [25:22] All about the amazing film, The Peanut Butter Falcon.  [28:56] Once you let go and get over your fear, you’ll realize there is so much more you can achieve. [32:04] Let your heart be your GPS in life, and listen to your intuition. [37:00] You have to put your awareness on your heart and be still. [40:19] Aaron’s understanding and definition of what God really is. [44:22] Every human is a fraction of God, and he is within us. [47:23] Love is the universal language, and we need to start being mindful of it. [52:41] Is Aaron planning to make more movies? What are his future plans? [54:57] Ignorance is no longer an option; don’t be afraid of leaving your comfort zone. [59:18] Anything that you ever need is within you, don’t guess how God works. Links:  https://www.dannybader.com/ Contact Aaron Scotti: https://twitter.com/AaronScotti  https://www.instagram.com/aaronscotti333/  https://m.facebook.com/groups/544831789552619/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-scotti-05010aa/   

A conversation with Tony Brady about what he believes is the wrongful arrest and 40 year prison sentence of his son Aaron Brady. All Episodes can be found at www.awakeningpodcast.org To Subscribe or find our videos linktr.ee/awakeningpodcast All other Podcasts + Donate linktr.ee/roycoughlan Video Can be see at www.bitchute.com/channel/y2XWI0VCPVqX/ Topics covered - His son has received 40 years in prison for the alleged murder of a police man. - 50 Books of evidence - Crimes his son committed and why - Why Aaron moved to the USA - How the family stayed strong - Social Media Shadow Banning and Website attacks - Police corruption - Police whistle blower attacked by the police - Explaining why he believes his son was framed - The emotional effect of the court case - Journalist not doing a proper job. How to Follow this case : https://www.facebook.com/justice4aaronbrady https://justice4aaronbrady.com/

A veteran with over 20 years of experience working in the finance industry, Aaron Chapman previously worked in mining, heavy equipment operation, welding and long haul driving. Aaron isn't your average Real Estate Lender! Currently ranked #14 in an industry of over 300,000 licensed loan originators for transactions closed annually; Aaron is that battle worn partner every real estate buyer needs to walk through the tough parts of building a real estate business. What you will learn in this episode: How Aaron's diverse career background and a chance encounter led to Aaron getting started in the real estate lending industry How Aaron's real estate lending has grown since the 2008 market crash, and what kind of investors he specifically focuses on Why Aaron differentiates himself by going beyond being just a lender who closes loans to helping investors make smart choices and avoid mistakes How you can learn more about Aaron and his work helping investors, and why he focuses primarily on 30-year fixed loans Aaron shares a hypothetical example of the numbers that can power a typical real estate investment transaction How the profits on a deal can compound over time, and how inflation can play a big part in your calculations Why Aaron feels passionately about helping real estate investors succeed, and how he created his Quit Jerkin Off initiative Why Aaron encourages investors to watch the “Operation Toussant” documentary film on Amazon Prime and donate to Operation Underground Railroad What steps Aaron suggests you take to take control of your mornings and start every day off on the right foot Resources: Website: www.aaronbchapman.com Aaron Chapman's Amazon author page: https://amzn.to/3m39g5k Quit Jerkin Off YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/quitjerkinoff Operation Underground Railroad website: https://ourrescue.org/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/aaronchapmannjo/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgoc_aaron/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/aaronbchapman/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/securitynational-mortgage-company-3116/ Additional resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS  

Are you afraid to take the next step toward your vision for the future? Even the most successful people deal with fear on the daily. So, what separates the successful from the stuck? How do you learn to run toward conflict and face your fears head on? Aaron Opalewski is the Founder and CEO of Spark Talent Acquisition, a staffing and recruiting agency out of Sterling Heights, Michigan. Since he started the company in 2013, Spark has grown from a team of five in a single office to an 18-state operation that will provide 3,000 opportunities this year alone. A driven entrepreneur with 13 years of experience in the recruiting industry, Aaron has impacted the performance and profitability of hundreds of businesses and thousands of people. On this episode of Destined to Be, Aaron joins us to share his journey from personal training to entrepreneurship, describing what fuels him to work harder than everyone else and overdeliver. He explores what it takes to be wildly successful in your business and family life, explaining the relationship between being present and being effective with your time. Listen in for Aaron’s insight on making decisions based on your values and learn how to navigate fear as you work toward your own bold vision for the future. Key Takeaways The lack of confidence that led Aaron to make poor decisions and get in trouble as a young man Aaron’s challenging transition from personal training to a sales role with a recruiting company How being an undersized athlete fueled Aaron’s drive to work harder than anyone else and overdeliver The experience that taught Aaron he could learn anything he put his mind to Aaron’s insight around processes as the secret to scaling a business to multiple states The role Aaron’s relationship with God plays in his work Why Aaron walked away from a successful multimillion-dollar company to start Spark Talent How Aaron navigates the fear of working through each new level of uncertainty in his life How Aaron makes decisions based on his vision and values How Aaron’s morning routine has pivoted through COVID Why Aaron books time to work out and be present with his family on his calendar What it takes to be wildly successful in your business and family life The relationship between being present and maximizing the effectiveness of your time Connect with Aaron Spark Talent Acquisition Aaron on LinkedIn Aaron on Instagram Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory  Destined to Be Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram Level Up Entourage Facebook Group Resources Arete Syndicate Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino Wickman Entrepreneurial Operating System EOS Vision/Traction Organizer 75 Hard The Ed Mylett Show Principles: Life and Work by Ray Dalio Ray Dalio’s Principles in Action App Tim Grover

If you’re like most people, you’ve probably spent more time than you would like to admit on your couch, in front of a screen, or both since the pandemic started. We’ve all been there, so it’s no surprise that a recent study published by BMC Public Health showed that levels of sedentary behavior have skyrocketed while levels of exercise have decreased over the last seven months. What comes as more of a shock is that these trends are showing a tendency to become permanently entrenched. Today’s guest, world-renowned movement coach and therapist Aaron Alexander, is here to offer a few tools to help all of us put down our phones and reconnect with our physiology. Instead of recommending sweeping lifestyle changes, Aaron makes an argument for subtle, steady shifts to your daily life—starting with spending 30 minutes on the floor every day.  Aaron explains that movement doesn’t need to be complicated—but we do need to move. Because when you’re stressed, and you don’t move, your system begins to deteriorate. 2020 might not be the year to undertake a complete transformation, but adding in more movement is incredibly important right now, for your health and happiness. Enjoy my conversation with Aaron Alexander, and give his suggestions a try.  You might even start to see the world differently from down there on the floor. In this episode you’ll discover: Why movement helps to bring your brain online and deal with stress. What role your personal narrative plays in how you approach your health. How posture is linked to your perception of the world—and the world’s perception of you. How simply doing the work and showing up can help you manifest success. Why swift lifestyle changes don’t always have staying power. How our belongings can harbor psychological weight.  The connection between bringing organization into your body and bringing organization into your home. Why it’s important to get out of the same repetitive sitting position you’ve been in since kindergarten. Why Aaron recommends spending at least 30 minutes a day on the ground. How poor food choices are more likely when you feel out of control—and vice versa. The three simple things Aaron says you can do every day to bring alignment to your life.  Items mentioned in this episode include: Eatsmarterbook.com Pre-order Eat Smarter to get the mini-course on the 10 foods that are clinically proven to optimize your fat loss hormones. Onnit.com/model Get 10% off MCT oils and your entire purchase! The Top 7 Longevity Tips – How to Live a Longer, Better Life - with Guest Peter Ragnar — Episode 38 The Align Method by Aaron Alexander The Align Podcast Aaron Alexander Website / Instagram Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes:  Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify Soundcloud Join TMHS Facebook community - Model Nation 

We have Aaron Houghton, serial entrepreneur and the founder of 'The Founders First System'. Being an entrepreneur is oftentimes glorified, and the dark sides are rarely discussed. Entrepreneurs are 2x more likely to have depression, 3x more likely for substance abuse problems, 6x more likely for ADHD, and 11x more likely for bipolar disorders. In this episode, Aaron is dropping wisdom from being an entrepreneur since the age of 17. You're going to learn some life habits that will build resilience as you build your company along with a discussion on the importance of your non-work identity. In today's episode, you'll learn: Why Aaron’s business exit of over $150 million didn’t deliver “happiness” Aaron’s wake up moment and panic attack that changed everything Aaron’s backstory and where his entrepreneurial itch began Founders First System’s origin The importance of your non-work identity Why entrepreneurs struggle to connect health and business with each other The short term beneficial entrepreneurial habits that become long term detriments Using metrics to track your mental health How to achieve sustained peak performance Advice to entrepreneurs during these weird and highly uncertain times (or any other times of uncertainty) Aaron’s mental health and fitness routine And much more Connect with Aaron Houghton Join the Founders First Community: https://community.foundersfirstsystem.com/ Check out the Founders First Manifesto Founder First website: https://www.foundersfirstsystem.com/ Founders First App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/founders-first-community/id1509578010 Connect with Aaron on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronhoughton/ Work with Julian Book a private consultation Connect with Julian Twitter: https://twitter.com/thejulianhayes LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianhayes

We have Aaron Houghton, serial entrepreneur and the founder of 'The Founders First System'. Being an entrepreneur is oftentimes glorified, and the dark sides are rarely discussed. Entrepreneurs are 2x more likely to have depression, 3x more likely for substance abuse problems, 6x more likely for ADHD, and 11x more likely for bipolar disorders. In this episode, Aaron is dropping wisdom from being an entrepreneur since the age of 17. You're going to learn some life habits that will build resilience as you build your company along with a discussion on the importance of your non-work identity. In today's episode, you'll learn:Why Aaron’s business exit of over $150 million didn’t deliver “happiness”Aaron’s wake up moment and panic attack that changed everythingAaron’s backstory and where his entrepreneurial itch beganFounders First System’s originThe importance of your non-work identity Why entrepreneurs struggle to connect health and business with each otherThe short term beneficial entrepreneurial habits that become long term detrimentsUsing metrics to track your mental healthHow to achieve sustained peak performance Advice to entrepreneurs during these weird and highly uncertain times (or any other times of uncertainty)Aaron’s mental health and fitness routineAnd much moreConnect with Aaron HoughtonJoin the Founders First Community: https://community.foundersfirstsystem.com/Check out the Founders First ManifestoFounder First website: https://www.foundersfirstsystem.com/Founders First App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/founders-first-community/id1509578010Connect with Aaron on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronhoughton/Work with JulianBook a private consultationConnect with JulianTwitter: https://twitter.com/thejulianhayesLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianhayes

For our fourth episode, Ross Henry interviews no other than the co-founder of Aromatic Plant Research Center, Aaron Sorensen. Without Aaron and his cofounder Prabodh Satyal there would be no APRC or Research Aromatica. In the podcast we follow the journey that allowed APRC to become and elite testing facility in aromatic plants. They started APRC because they new industry was going to grow, and if they did not do anything to assist, then it might go down a wrong path. Our conversation was wide ranging and incredible all the same. We also talk about:Why Aaron almost left the essential oil industry altogether, but instead made APRC.Why APRC is more than just a testing facility?The challenges and opportunities launching into Cannabis testing.What name Aaron and Prabodh almost called APRCWe talk about what Aaron does to unwind.Please Enjoy!-If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? Subscribing would also be very appreciated. It takes less than a minute, and it really will help us grow. We also love reading the reviews!Interested in being on the show? Visit researcharomatica.com/contact and fill out the form.-Follow Research Aromatica on:Website: https://www.researcharomatica.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/researcharomatica/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AromaticPlantRCYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd6Rea4SEAsxRIbB8q5CkPA-Made Possible By:This podcast is made possible by APRC, Aromatic Plant Research Center. APRC was created to provide access to uncompromising research, analysis, and testing services for essential oil communities.

Most people try to find success in life...   Good careers. Money. Respect.   But how many of us try to be significant?    In this episode, I speak with Aaron Walker, Professional Life & Business Coach, Mastermind Group Facilitator, Coach and Trusted Advisor at View From The Top.    We discuss:   - Why Aaron started seeking significance over success   - How to find significance   - Why mastermind groups work   Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:   - The Mastermind Playbook   - Iron Sharpens Iron Mastermind Experience   This post includes highlights of our podcast interview with Aaron Walker, Professional Life & Business Coach, Mastermind Group Facilitator, Coach and Trusted Advisor at View From The Top.    For the entire interview, you can listen to The B2B Revenue Executive Experience. If you don't use Apple Podcasts, we suggest this link.

Aaron Berg is my longtime friend, comedian and host of In Hot Water on Compound Media. (Geno Bisconte, the other half of IHW was my very first guest on CMP!) Aaron can be seen on "25 Sets" on Amazon. We discuss cancel culture (noticing a pattern yet?) but specifically focus on the canceling coming from inside the comedy community (i.e., other comedians and "comedy critics"), Why Aaron stopped going to therapy during the lockdown, Moving out of NYC, the state of stand up right now, why are outdoor shows facing criticism, pushing the envelope as a comedian, his relationship with his friend and co-host Geno, who inspires him in comedy, his beginnings at Compound Media and more! A fantastic episode for lovers of comedy! Follow Aaron at @aaronbergcomedy on Twitter and watch In Hot Water Monday-Thursday at 2pm EST on Compound Media!

Why Aaron? Aaron Carter and his Girlfriend not getting along.

Building a fulfilling and lasting career in Hollywood definitely isn’t easy, but when you’re starting from the bottom rung of the ladder with zero contacts and just breaking in it can seem downright IMPOSSIBLE. But no matter who you are, where you come from, or who you do or don’t know, anyone can get their foot in the door using the right strategy. As today’s guest says, “It’s all about getting into people’s inboxes to make things happen.” My guest, Aaron Schmidt, is currently the Post Production Assistant on Cobra Kai who managed to land his position on a hit studio television show just months after graduating from college (which by the way is extremely unusual). Glancing at his resume as an Arizona State University cum laude graduate with Dean’s List honors and several credits on high profile studio projects while still in college, you’d probably never guess that Aaron began his education being placed in special ed because he was dyslexic. But Aaron has learned there’s a lot more to being successful and forging a path in Hollywood than just “getting lucky.” In today’s episode Aaron and I break down his experience on Cobra Kai, how he landed the gig in the first place, what his duties are as the post-production assistant (post PA), what he’s learned, and most importantly how he can improve so he lands his next gig (which by the way he already has..sorry, spoiler alert). Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here’s What You’ll Learn: On breaking into Hollywood: How Aaron found no answers in film school and the intuitive insights that led him to chart his own path. Why Aaron thinks EntertainmentCareers.net is a “blackhole”. How he set himself up for a “lucky break” that led to his Post PA position on Cobra Kai. The 8 magic words that landed Aaron his first Post PA job after multiple failed interviews. Zack’s Interviewing Mindset Tip: “Demonstrate you have a very clear understanding of all of the challenges of the person interviewing you, why you are the best solution to those challenges, and why you are the person who is going to make their life easier.” What a Post PA actually does in studio television. How Aaron earned more responsibility for himself than his position required, making himself a more valuable member of the team and increased his chances of getting hired on the next project. KEY INSIGHT: Know what you want/where you want to be. Make it clear how people can help you. People are more willing to help than you’d expect – they just need clarity on HOW. How Aaron’s dyslexia actually helped him be more resourceful and attentive to detail. The importance of “crawling into the brain” of those you work with to anticipate their needs. Why “Leave your ego at the door” is sage advice, no matter your position. Useful Resources Mentioned: The Insider’s Guide to Writing Great Outreach Emails Ep87: [CASE STUDY] Why People Don’t Respond to Your Cold Outreach (and How to Get a Response) | with Scott Davis Ep69: Cobra Kai…Inside the Edit Suite | with Jon Hurtwitz, Josh Heald, and Hayden Schlossberg Ep12: The Right Way to Network In Hollywood | with Chris Visser Our Generous Sponsors: This episode is made possible for you by Ergodriven, the makers of the Topo Mat, my #1 recommendation for anyone who stands at their workstation. The Topo is super comfortable, an awesome conversation starter, and it’s also scientifically proven to help you move more throughout the day which helps reduce discomfort and also increase your focus and productivity. Click here to learn more and get your Topo Mat. Guest Bio: Aaron Schmidt is a Chicago native who attended Arizona State University where he studied Film and Media Production. He graduated cum laude with Dean’s List honors and a Bachelor of Arts degree. Aaron has worked within many film and TV realms, stretching from his work with HBO’s television show Camping to Sony Pictures’s Cobra Kai and now working in development for TBS’s new show Obliterated. Aaron also has worked with independent film producers at Indy Entertainment on the films The Au Pair and Model Citizen. There he helped online and deliver final cuts of the films. When Aaron is not in the office helping make characters come to life, he is advocating for the Learn Disability community. Aaron has spoken at many Hyde Park Day School conferences, helping parents understand what it is like to be dyslexic. He has also been a sounding board for teachers trying to update their curriculums to better suit their dyslexic students. Aaron will continue to help students set themselves up for success. Aaron on Instagram Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared and published by Glen McNiel. Special thanks to Krystle Penhall and Sarah Furie for helping to spread the love! The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).

What strategies are you using to stand out from other financial professionals? Learn new strategies from a professional who’s making waves in a particularly competitive space. In this episode, Matt speaks with Aaron Pottichen, senior vice president at Alliant Retirement Consulting, about how Aaron stays on the cutting edge of marketing in the very competitive 401(k) space. Aaron delves into what strategies he uses to set himself apart, including how he creates videos that are easy to shoot, compliance-friendly, and optimal for sharing on his LinkedIn profile.   In this episode, you will learn: Why Aaron enjoys working in the 401(k) space Aaron’s strategy for giving prospects immense value — and why this matters Why Aaron prospects in a way that’s backwards to what the rest of the industry does What 401(k) offerings resonate the most with his target market What guidelines Aaron uses for creating LinkedIn videos And more! Tune in now and learn new strategies for climbing to the forefront of your space — and staying there. Resources:  Top Advisor Marketing | Alliant Retirement Consulting | Aaron Pottichen's LinkedIn Brought to you by: Iris.xyz   

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an impressive guest, Aaron Amuchastegui who shares his big wins and big losses in life, and all the craziness, how he got behind the bars but stand & back up, how he started on flipping houses, the story of massive success and how he blew it away, how he back up for the third time around, and actionable tips on how they live a rich and reasonable life, and keeping it on the zenith! Aaron Amuchastegui is a best-selling author of 5 Hour School Week, an entrepreneur, a real estate investor who had flipped over 1,500 houses all around the country, one of the principals at Homerock LLC, a real estate consulting company focused on distressed assets, owner of Aaron Amuchastegui Construction, a contractor focused on high-speed high turnover remodeling projects improving value to distressed properties, and the President of AMA Construct Inc, who has managed the acquisition and sales of more than $100 Million dollars in single-family homes acquired at the trustee sale and through public-private partnerships with Nonprofits and banking partners.  Aaron’s dad was a custom home builder and his grandma was a developer, so he grew up doing construction real estate that’s why he always wanted to do it. He was 20-years-old when he started partying all the time, did crazy things, got into trouble, and got behind the bars. Aaron wasted his most productive time in prison.  He realized that he needs to gain it back and it drives him to get out there and make his life better. This guy makes up the lost time, tries new things, and shifts his life on the right path. Later, Aaron started flipping houses and succeeds. But because of unplanned actions & uncontrolled spending on the wrong things, they blew up the opportunities. They hit the bottom but during his down moments, Aaron swallows his pride from being a millionaire to doing manual jobs like what a carpenter typically do, and became an Uber driver. He decided to do something and not just be lazy to go back in the path.  They hold their faith and their spiritual part stronger and it really helps them get up and back up. Now, Aaron and his wife Kaleena have over 1,000 rental properties and looking forward to adding more. The couple makes sure they would not miss the second chance; they spend their money on the right thing, donating a portion of their income to the church,  and building more memories with his family. One thing that they’re sure of, even if they went broke again; they wouldn’t regret they wasted their money on stupid things and they set their family as a priority. Some Questions I Ask: Where did all this start? (00:30) What was your mindset when you’ve got in trouble? (03:37) You’ve got your turbulent time in your life, where does that take you next in your career? (13:44) Being in a rough spot and rough place, what was your mindset at that point in time(28:00) How did you assess doing those necessary things to get you back on the path? (38:10) How have masterminds played the role in what you’ve accomplished over the last 3-5 years? (42:12)  How’s your intention of showing up to mastermind events and the relationships that you’re building? (44:59)  How do you find time for the balance? (51:13) Give us three (3) productivity tips that the hard-charging entrepreneurs and wealth builders can take away from this episode. (01:00:38) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Aaron’s shame & guilt in life. (04:24) How Aaron gets his life back and started flipping houses. (15:04) Things that would happen with success and money without knowing what you’re getting into. (24:09) How Aaron shifts his life and the habits that he adapted that raise him up again. (29:18) The lessons that he learned during his down moments. (31:12) The couple big things Aaron learned that went him to like a thousand of rental properties now. (33:50) Why Aaron gives away 30% of their income and profits to churches now. (35:31) How mentors have helped Aaron. (37:20) Setting the KeyStone Goal of the Year. (01:01:24) The importance of having a planner and a journal. (01:04:43) Quotes:  “There’s nothing that will teach us like our mistakes will.”   “It’s the best thing that people should be judged on what they do after the mistake not the mistake.” “People’s pain levels are different.” “God putting the pieces together.” “It’s been really really fun to get to rebuild and change. “You have to hunt to find that value.” “Mistake is what creates the best memory and the best action.”   “Don’t let anyone else decide how you should run your day.”  Resources Mentioned: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod GoBundance FamBundance

Aaron Alexander is a manual therapist and movement coach who has helped the world’s best athletes, celebrities and everyone in between to relieve pain, increase strength and optimize their movement.   He hosts the top-rated Align Podcast which features the world’s thought leaders on all things movement and wellness.   He’s also the founder of the Align Method™, an integrated approach of functional movement and self-care that has helped thousands of people to remove pain and move optimally in daily life.   If you want to learn how to move, perform and feel better than ever, listen as we discuss: Why Aaron has been obsessed with body dysmorphia since a young age.  [2:48] When it comes to your health, is it more important to focus on things people can’t see?  [6:00] How the change in the environment led to change in his life. [8:01] Why is LA convenient for the health of a podcaster?  [12:06] How to make travel more enjoyable and less stressful.  [13:53] What is good posture and how do you achieve it? [19:01] The 5 Movement Principles for a stronger body, sharper mind, and stress-proof life.  Spend time on the ground! [26:38] What practices can you do at home if you work in an office all day? [32:26] The benefits of hanging. [37:51] The importance of hip hinging [45:48] Take a walk! [50:26] Invest in companies that give a sh*t! [54:43] Is nasal breathing the key to overall health?  [58:42] This episode is brought to you by Cured Nutrition.  Cured Rise is a caffeine-free daytime CBD nootropic supplement.  Infused with 9mg of Broad Spectrum CBD extract, it encourages sustained wakefulness and focus and promotes stress resilience.  Cured Zen is a CBD sleep supplement that encourages relaxation, helps you ease away the stress of the day with all-natural ingredients and improves sleep quality.  Go to www.jasonferruggia.com/cured to get yours today and use the coupon code, “Renegade” for a 15% discount. This episode is also brought to you by Renegade Strong.  If you’re over 40 and want to feel amazing while getting lean, jacked and strong, Renegade Strong workouts will be perfect for you.   Go to www.RenegadeStrong.com to join the thousands of people who’ve built the body of their dreams without turning their life upside down to get it.   This episode is also brought to you by BiOptimizers.  MassZymes is the most powerful protein-digesting enzyme on the market.  The formula contains 100,000 HUTs of protease per capsule which increases absorption of key amino acids and optimizes the effectiveness of the protein you’re eating.  Go to www.MassZymes.com/Renegade15 for your special offer as a listener of the Renegade Radio Podcast.

Curious how posture affects your life? Ever wonder if there were steps you could take to cultivate better mindfulness throughout your day?  Cue Aaron Alexander, a pioneering manual therapist and movement coach with over sixteen years of professional experience whose clients range from A-list Hollywood celebrities to professional athletes and everyone in between. In his recent book The Align Method, Aaron Alexander shows readers how posture and body alignment are powerful tools for building strength, achieving peak performance, reducing pain, and approaching the world with a new sense of confidence. In this episode, we discuss a wide range of topics from the importance of moving your body and being aware of your posture, to the effects of body language, to self-care.  In this episode you’ll learn: About Aaron’s background and how we got into bodybuilding  How bodybuilding has changed his life  About the Align method and why all movement has meaning About Albert Mehrabian UCLA professor and the 55-38-7% principal  Why body language is a huge part of communicating with others   About the importance of being aware of your postural carriage throughout your life About what Aaron’s morning routine looks like  Why getting out in the sunlight at different times of the day is so important   Why Aaron advocates on sitting on the floor  Why it’s so important to move your body throughout the day  Aaron’s tips for good posture when you’re sitting down  Why grip strength alone isn’t the best indicator of your heart health  About the benefits of walking treadmill desks and standing desks  About why certain positions like the “superhero” pose may help you feel more confident  About his experience co-writing with Phil White  Why it’s so important to give your eyes a break from focusing on things close-up throughout the day Why it’s so important to take breaks throughout the workday About the Box breathing method for stress and how to use it  Aaron’s takeaway advice for your health journey  Connect with Aaron: The Align Method | The Align Podcast | Instagram 

Aaron Flores, registered dietitian nutritionist and certified body trust provider, shares his journey of how he found trust in his body and in his career, after learning about intuitive eating and meeting Elise Resch, one of the originators of Intuitive Eating. Inside, Aaron shares super practical tools and approaches to help you feel more at home in your body. He also openly shares how he moves through weight stigma. Other fabulous talking points include: learning to recognize hunger and fullness cues, how to make foods emotionally neutral, what it’s like to identify as a man with body image concerns, handling airplane seats when you’re in a larger body, and what body liberation really means. More specifically, we talk: Aaron’s personal story of dieting How he decided to become a dietitian Why Aaron doesn’t like the word body positivity Social justice in body work What is body image? What is body liberation? Making space for body stories and why they’re so important What is body trust? Practical tools to begin cultivating more trust in you body Learning how to recognize body cues, specifically hunger and fullness cues, and how to respond to those How to make foods emotionally neutral? How intuitive eating, Health at Every Size® and body trust interconnect and why they’re so important in eating disorder recovery What it’s like to identify as a man who has body image concerns How Aaron has moved through microaggressions about his body size Aaron’s personal wisdom of how he handles airplane seats when in a larger body How do we teach acceptance and empathy for males around body image concerns? Why support and community in this work is so important And more! Aaron's website // Facebook // Twitter // Instagram

Why is our western culture riddled with joint pain, stiffness, and circulatory issues? Because we don’t move enough. The human body wasn’t designed to sit in a chair or lie on a couch for hours on end. But for many of us, we play our role in society and work for long hours at a desk or use television as a form of relaxation. In this jovial and educational episode Drew’s guest, Aaron Alexander, explains simple ways we can transform our posture and attitude with simple, effective, natural movements that don’t interfere with our craving for technology. Aaron is a manual therapist and movement coach who is responsible for the Align Podcast and the author of the new book, The Align Method. During the podcast, Aaron explains how and why we lose our range of mobility when other cultures don’t, how movement affects our mental and emotional health, and why introspection is necessary and so darn funny.    If you like the podcast subscribe & review it on iTunes | Stitcher.    Fit2Fat2Fit Franchise Opportunity — Get certified to become a Fit2Fat2Fit Trainer. A 3-Day certification course in Utah to get clear on the mental and emotional side of weight loss. Drew wants to build a new breed of empathetic trainers and coaches! Visit fit2fat2fitfranchise.com to apply.    Key Takeaways:   [8:09] Aaron explains how insecurity led him to be suspicious about his motivations and ultimately changed his life.   [19:19] Aaron discusses how playing a role can make you anyone you want to be — as long as you believe in yourself.     [26:10] Aaron describes how the lack of movement in our daily lives led him to create The Align Method.   [30:45] How everyday people can use The Align Method to tune their neural muscular system and circulate fluids.    [45:06] Movements to offset the posture created by being a slave to your phone.    [50:26] Why Aaron doesn’t wear shoes unless he is trying to look spiffy.    Sponsors:  Complete Wellness Supplements — Shop Drew’s hand-formulated, high-quality, pre-workout greens, Keto Meal Replacement with grass-fed collagen, MCT Oil soft-gels and now a keto meal with Birthday Cake flavor. Some products are available through Amazon Prime.   Dry Farm Wines — You can have alcohol on the ketogenic diet. Use this link for a bottle of wine for $.01 with any order   Mentioned in This Episode: Align Podcast  @alignpodcast on Instagram Single Daddy Daily Podcast — A Collaboration of Drew & Evan DeMarco Fit2Fat2Fit Take the Fit2Fat2Fit Podcast Listener Survey Fit2Fat2Fit on Facebook  @Fit2Fat2Fit on Instagram Fit2Fat2Fit Book  Complete Keto Book Drew on Social Media: @fit2fat2fit Email Drew: Drew@fit2fat2fit.com   

Click here if you want your first month of Hypnosis Side Hustle School for FREE -- Its a limited offer, so hurry!    When you're vulnerable and transparent and authentic, the only way you can go is up from there. Approaching life and business with the right mindset had been critical for Aaron’s recurring success. After a tragic accident, Aaron was left searching for more. Its then he started perhaps the first version of his mastermind when he formed an alliance with his competition that served both their bottom lines and communities. Yet, it was a chance meeting with financial guru Dave Ramsey that led him to discover the true power of vulnerability, purpose and service. We delve into Big A’s story, as he’s affectionately known, in which he shares powerful nuggets of wisdom and many flips of the mind.  For over 38 years, Aaron has been a small business owner, devoted husband, and community leader. Aaron has been in a personal Mastermind with his friend. financial guru, Dave Ramsey for over two decades. Spiritual mentors David Landrith and Bob Warren have impacted his spiritual life beyond measure. Two other disciplined mastermind groups, 48 Days led by friend Dan Miller and The Torch have played a role in his understanding of how to live a significant and successful life. Aaron incorporates education and learning opportunities into his daily routine, remaining informed of the latest tools and trends available, which he shares with the men on ISI Mastermind Group. Show Notes: What Aaron does (6:08) Why Aaron feels called to serve men (7:04) Aaron’s BIG Mind Flip around success How the seed of that Mind Flip was planted (11:16) Working smarter, not harder (12:31) The tragedy that changed everything and how it informed what he does now (13:16) The value of leaving a legacy (17:56) Aaron’s Quest for his Competition and how the masterminds started (19:18) The power of authenticity feat. Dave Ramsey (22:05) Isolation is the enemy (23:53) Intervention by Billy & Who in your life is telling you the truth? (27:20) The Spackle Round (30:15) Aaron’s Phrase of the Day  What Aaron no longer believes What Aaron is struggling with currently Additional Resources: The View from the Top A special offer from Aaron: Get the Personal Assessment and What Do I Want Worksheets FREE  Dave Ramsey Man in the Mirror Daniel Lapin The 7 Principles of Making Marriage Work Email Aaron at aaron (at) viewfromthetop.com for a Mastermind Blueprint Rick on Twitter & Instagram If you would like to contact Rick, you can send him an audio message, use the contact page HERE  or in connect with him in the Mind Flipping Facebook Group. Let’s keep the mind flipping conversation going, together! 

In this episode, Adam talks to Aaron Gustafson about authoring semantic HTML in the context of web applications, where choosing the right element can be a lot more complicated than it seems. Topics include: Can you have more than one "h1" on page? How important is heading order? Why not everything that looks like a heading should necessarily be a heading Why you may want to include invisible headings in some situations What the document outline is and how your use of headings impacts it How to make your heading levels dynamic to make your components more flexible What a "sectioning context" is Can you have multiple "article" elements on one page? What even is an "article" anyways? How to use elements like "section" and "aside" properly Should navigation items be in lists? Why Aaron can't remember the last time he used a "span" Sponsors: DigitalOcean, get your free $50 credit at do.co/fullstack Cloudinary, sign up and get 300,000 images/videos, 10GB of storage and 20GB of monthly bandwidth for free Links: Aaron's personal website HTML5 Element Flowchart from html5 Doctor

Aaron grew up in the real estate investing world, left briefly to get his stockbroker's license and an MBA in Strategy, but returned to the world of real estate investing as a marketer, copywriter, and content strategy consultant for investors. As an investor, Aaron has done commercial and residential deals, wholesales, flips, and buy-and- holds. He currently lives in Canada and owns cash-flowing properties in Canada and the US. While other investors aspire to build up cash flow so they can retire on a beach, Aaron is living his life-long dream of writing and helping others. He leads a team of content marketers and copywriters and he advises investors on how to grow their investing brands and businesses with marketing content and direct response copy. Aaron has been a professional writer since 1999, and he's written for investors since 2005. He's has written or advised for some of the best-known names in real estate investing, and many investors are using Aaron's copy in their online and offline marketing right now to do more deals. He's the author of two books, including The Real Estate Investing Copywriter's Playbook, and he has a third book coming out by the end of 2018. When he's not writing or investing, Aaron is probably building other businesses, traveling with his wife, or reading books and drinking coffee. He lives in Saskatchewan Canada (the square province, right in the middle of the country), although he can often be found traveling and speaking at client events throughout the US. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Aaron got into the world of marketing and writing, and why he loves working with real estate investors What strategies Aaron recommends for lead generation, and how the internet has created new and underutilized strategies Why it is important to promote yourself daily and consistently, and why it is a good idea to brand the different branches of your business separately How Aaron strategically works with clients of all experience levels to brand and promote their business How Aaron often sees his investors scaling and growing to the next level through coaching, training others and spreading knowledge Why Aaron's clients sometimes struggle to follow the strategies he sets forth for them, and how he gets them over that hump How to get access to Aaron's “Real Estate Investor Marketing Hacks”, including a free report and tool called the Empathy Map What top three daily activities Aaron follows every single day to be his best and most successful Why it is important to track your time and see where you are being the most and least productive Why Russell Bruson's “DotCom Secrets” is Aaron's favorite book, and why he considers it the book he wishes he had written himself Additional resources: Website: https://realestateinvestingcopywriter.com/marketinghacks/ Email: aaron@realestateinvestingcopywriter.com

Aaron “A.J.” Jack is responsible for marketing, sales and business development for Argent's entire 12-state footprint. He spent 5 years as vice president, director of development and marketing of Argent's Oklahoma City-based group, Heritage Trust Company, before being named Chief Development Officer for Argent in January 2018. Prior to joining the organization, A.J. spent 12 years in various sales and upper-management positions for Pfizer, Inc. Along with winning multiple awards, he spearheaded initiatives designed to enhance leadership roles, improve diversity and inclusion and maximize employee engagement. A graduate of Texas A&M University, A.J. served as a two-time captain on the men's basketball team and holds several athletic honors. A.J. is been extremely active in the Oklahoma City community. He has served on several boards, including the All Sports Association, Downtown Club and the Isaiah Stone Foundation. He is a proud graduate of Leadership Oklahoma City Class 33 and participates on the board of advisors for the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce on behalf of Heritage. A.J. and his wife, Allison, enjoy spending time with their 3 boys – Bowman, Lincoln, and Barrett. They are members at St. Luke's United Methodist in downtown Oklahoma City. In his free time, he enjoys traveling, playing golf and adding to his beginner's wine collection. What you'll learn about in this episode: How the mission at Heritage spoke to Aaron and led his career path in an entirely different direction than it had been going before Why the service aspect of helping families with manage and administer their financial assets appealed to Aaron What gave Aaron confidence that he could excel despite having no knowledge of the trust business prior to his time at Heritage The importance of taking that initial leap of faith when you believe you're making the right move How his training and experience in an entirely different industry prepared Aaron for the business side of his new role with Heritage The role the location, Oklahoma City, played in Aaron's ability to make connections and develop the visibility necessary to succeed The importance of bringing what you have to offer to the table in everything you do Why you must acknowledge that there is always room to improve and seek out those improvements to move forward, build relationships, and ultimately earn the trust Lessons Aaron has learned that have helped him not only improve but that has also helped him avoid repeating the mistakes of others The way Aaron's history of dealing with changes as an athlete prepared him for dealing with changes in the business The three abilities that helped Aaron get up to speed in his new roles quickly while establishing trust with the people he was now working with Why humility is so important in business and the difference between confidence and cockiness – and why it's so important Why Aaron believes conversations, actual face-to-face conversations or, when not possible, over the phone are so much more meaningful than text messages or emails The reason Aaron believes service, serving families in his community, is the core of what he does

***KNOW A FIT BODY MEMBER THAT WOULD BE GREAT FOR THE SHOW? EMAIL LIZ@FITBODYBOOTCAMP.COM TO NOMINATE THEM TO BE ON THE SHOW!***   Aaron Firebaugh, a top 10 finalist of Fit Body Boot Camp’s New Year, New You franchise wide challenge, refound his confidence with Fit Body! He was able to lose over 60 pounds in only 8 short weeks, and found a new confidence to help his community work on their fitness!  Watch now to hear his journey!   Make sure to review us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-scale-podcast/id1353577754?mt=2   Here’s what you’ll discover: 3:30 - What Aaron got from the New Year New You challenge 5:40 - Why Aaron decided to stay with FBBC even after the 8-week challenge 7:45 - How the Fit Body community encouraged Aaron to be better 10:00 - The greatest challenge Aaron was able to overcome 12:00 - The changes that Aaron has experience since the challenge Quotes: “My goal was to come in first or second because I wanted my money back” “My mindset helped me through the challenge” “I’m a competitive person, I don't like to lose”   “Unleash the beast” “My mindset makes me different”

Aaron brings a great deal of energy and a necessary sense of humor to the discussion around difference. He comes from a background in education, having taught English and Theater to high school students in both inner-city and suburban schools. He has also worked with adults learning English at the Lehmann Center in Minneapolis, as well as in a variety of after-school programs serving academically struggling students. A certified Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) Administrator, his training work has centered on issues of diversity, with a special focus on managing across differences. He has authored articles for diversity-centered websites and newsletters, including co-authoring a manager’s toolkit for dealing with religious diversity in the workplace and a half-day workshop on both leading and working across generational difference. He is also a certified Insights™ Discovery Licensed Practitioner. When not at work, Aaron can often be found fighting lightsaber battles with his three boys in the front yard of their Minneapolis, Minnesota home. He rarely wins.   What you’ll learn about in this episode:   How Aaron's background in education eventually led him to work in the field of diversity and inclusion How an eye-opening experience with a student in Aaron's first semester as a teacher changed his perspective Why Aaron believes cultural competence is the "missing piece" in accepting diversity and promoting inclusion Why diversity is an incontrovertible fact of any modern organization, rather than a path to inclusion Why modern polarization has promoted people to more openly voice their frustrations with inclusion What the "five stages of cultural competence" are, and why progressing through them matters Aaron explains his "punch a Nazi syndrome" theory and how it relates to modern attitudes on diversity Why leaders set the standard for cultural competence that becomes reflected throughout the organization What individuals experience when moving from the first three stages of cultural competence to the later stages Why cultural competence builds upon itself and can lead to self-awareness and positive change

He became obsessed with bodybuilding at the age of 13 but when his obsession turned to drugs he found himself quickly losing everything including his girlfriend who got beaten to death. Today Aaron Singerman is the founder of the fastest growing sports supplement brand in history. With tremendous excitement I invite you to listen and learn from this inspiring true story of strength, hope, courage, and the power of making the right choices in life and in business. Enjoy the show! What we discussed: Scaling the fastest growing sports supplement brand from scratch How to build major trust in a distrustful industry How to compete in a very crowded market Are business partnerships a good idea? How to chanel unhealthy obsessions Living beyond fast cars and fancy watches … and MUCH MORE Interesting highlights: Why Aaron became obsessed with bodybuilding from the age of 13 How Aaron broke his addiction to heroin after watching his friend die How Aaron’s successful partnership with his best friend went sour Resources & Links: https://redcon1.com/ The Self Help Addict (http://www.theselfhelpaddict.com) (My book) Gefen Media Group (http://www.GefenMediaGroup.com) (Sponsor)   Did you enjoy this episode? Then  please subscribe to my podcast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/can-i-pick-your-brain-entrepreneur-business-podcast/id1076916148?mt=2) , so you can get automatic updates whenever another episode goes live

This week I'm interviewing Aaron Kwittken, founder of KWT in the latest of life stories podcasts. Aaron started KWT, formally Kwittken, 13 years ago. Before this he followed a big agency career path working at MSL, Ketchum, Fleishman, Cohn and Wolfe and Havas. KWT has a fee income of $12 to $15 million dollars and around 80 employees including 12 in London. Aarron sold KWT to MDC Partners in 2010 and still owns a minority stake in the firm. MDC Partners also owns Allison Partners, Hunter PR and Sloane & Co. Here is a summary of what Aaron and I discussed: Why having spent 13 years working for some of the world's biggest PR firms he decided to launch Kwittken. 0.59 mins Why mediocrity can hide at big agencies in a way in can't in smaller firms. 01.19 mins Why it's wrong that the more senior you get in a large agency the further away you get from actually serving clients. 01.43 mins How Aaron defines the difference between practice areas and specialisms, and why it's an important consideration in how you organise an agency. 02.05 mins Why the need for more of a collaborative approach means agencies must rid themselves of departments and fiefdoms. 02.53 mins How KWT is set up so that junior staff don't have a vertical specialsm, it's a matrix structure. 03.09 mins Why the greatest mark of success of a business is not what an employee does while they're with you, but what they do when they leave. 04.08 mins Why matching people's passions to the clients they work on is really important. 04.30 mins Whether Aaron regrets selling KWT at such an early stage (when it had eight employees, it now has 80). 05.54 mins How MDC Partners merged KWT into a digital agency and then KWT "spun themselves back out". 05.59 mins Why there will be 2 types of PR firms - earned media shops and brand marketing agencies. 07.51 mins What impact the financial difficulties of KWT's owner and holding company MDC Partners has on the business. 09.56 mins Why London still is such an important place for US firms to have a presence. 11.17 mins What has Aaron learnt from acquiring PR agencies? 14.06 mins Why Aaron looks at agencies like shopping malls. 15.31 mins Which areas Aaron wants to make acquisitions in in London next year. 16.38 mins and 28.39 mins Why short-term earn outs in PR don't work. 17.34 mins Why KWT is bigger now than if Aaron had not taken investment from MDC Partners. 19.40 mins Why Aaron never wants to grow KWT beyond 150-200 people. 21.06 mins Why agencies need a purpose. 24.07 mins Why the dots on the map approach to international PR firms is outdated. 24.48 mins How Aaron took up Ironman in 2008 after his dad passed away from congestive heart failure. 31.26 mins Why Aaron's best thinking is done when he's swimming. 33.45 mins Why Aaron isn't worried about Brexit. 36.15 mins Why firms that have multiple offices spread their risk. 37.05 mins

Recovered addicts can make the BEST mentors for the youth who struggle with drugs. Why?Aaron and Nate discuss how parents can find help to get their kids from addiction to mentorship.Nate Wilson is from Woodland Park, Colorado about 30 mins west of Colorado Springs. Nate is a personal trainer and health coach and soon to be author. Nate has been clean off of meth and heroin for 9 years now and quit drinking for about 2 1/2 years now. He blogs on his Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/fitnessandaddictionrecovery

Aaron is a serial entrepreneur who has previously founded and sold three other successful startups Techrigy, DbSecure, and Application Security, Inc. Aaron authored the books Enterprise 2.0, printed by McGraw-Hill, and the Oracle Security Handbook, printed by Oracle Press. He is an acclaimed international speaker on technology topics and has been awarded multiple patents in database security and social media. Aaron was Founder and President of Techrigy, Inc, until the summer of 2009 when Techrigy was acquired by Alterian, PLC. At Techrigy, Aaron led the organization and defined the company's overall vision. Prior to Techrigy, Aaron founded and served as CTO at Application Security, Inc. Since its founding, Aaron helped grow AppSecInc to more than 2,500 enterprise customers and 200 employees. Aaron continued to sit on the AppSecInc board and provide strategic direction for the company until January 2013. Prior to AppSecInc, Aaron founded DbSecure, Inc. and then led the acquisition of DbSecure by the publicly-traded company Internet Security Systems (ISSX) in 1998. Prior to DbSecure, Aaron held technology positions at Price Waterhouse, Bankers Trust, and as an independent IT consultant. Aaron proudly served in the U.S. Army during the First Gulf War. Aaron currently serves as a Trustee of the Strong National Museum of Play. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Surrounding yourself with people who are smarter than you are and listening to what they have to say How Aaron began his career as an entrepreneur and how he credits being at the right place at the right time for much the success in his first startup Why the first company is the hardest and how this manifested for Aaron in his journey Why timing is one of the most critical elements in creating a successful startup How Aaron got the idea for starting the company Cloud Checker (his fourth successful business) and what the company does Seizing opportunities when you recognize them The importance of responsiveness to the customers and their needs, even if it takes your business in a different direction, so you can give your customers what they need How little failures along the way can ultimately drive your business forward Why Aaron always works with a cofounder when beginning a new startup and how it can help you to do it as well How Aaron believes that sometimes the most important attributes someone has are the craziness to get on board with the idea and the stubbornness to see it through Ways to contact Aaron: Email: aaron.newman@cloudcheckr.com

Live from CSM, Aaron sits down with Greg Todd, co-owner of Renewal Rehabilitation in Wesley Chapel and Hyde Park. Aaron shares his personal journey to owning a successful cash based physical therapy practice.  Aaron and Greg also disclose key tips on how to set your prices, step by step email marketing systems that can run and grow your business and key business mistakes to avoid that will save you thousands in advertising expenses. “The status quo is not always right, there are different ways to do things.” -Greg Todd   What do you want to hear from the CashPT Lunch Hour? Tell us here!   10x Your Marketing, 10X Your Action, 10X Your Thinking, 10X Your Income, and 10X Your Impact in 12 Months or Less with The CashPT Platinum Mastermind! Learn More Here!   Time Stamps: 2:48-Aaron's professions before he was a PT 4:50 How Aaron became a PT 11:15 Why Aaron stopped marketing physicians 15:00 The lack of business education you get in PT school 18:47 Can a cash practice really work? 20:30 Understanding your value and worth 25:00 Aaron's marketing systems 27:47 Things Aaron would change if he started all over again 33:00 Q & A and busting Cash PT myths Resources: Guerrilla Marketing Connect with Greg: Facebook YouTube http://gregtoddpt.com/ (gregtoddpt.com) Connect with Aaron: https://www.facebook.com/alebauer (Facebook) Instagram https://twitter.com/AaronLeBauer (Twitter) LinkedIn YouTube

You don’t necessarily need an enormous multifamily portfolio to achieve financial freedom. It is possible to start small and replace your income with modest holdings of just 20 units! Aaron Howell is a small multifamily investor with Black Lick Holdings, a real estate firm based in Crozet, Virginia. With a portfolio of 22 rental units, Aaron has replaced his income as a pharmacist and now works part-time because he WANTS to, not because he HAS to. Today, Aaron joins me to share his accidental introduction to real estate and when he was finally inspired to develop a strategic plan. He describes the light bulb moment when he realized the income potential of a duplex versus a single-family property and how he fostered the confidence to pursue multifamily despite a lack of experience. Aaron walks us through his first several deals, explaining how he financed the most recent 6-unit through a partnership. Listen in for Aaron’s insight around building in daily habits to stay motivated and learn how he achieved financial freedom with a small portfolio! Key Takeaways Aaron’s introduction to real estate Bought townhouse in 2006 Rented to cover mortgage after move Aaron’s start in single family Opportunities in Las Vegas Desire to create passive income What inspired Aaron to develop a strategic plan Got married in 2015 and closed on first duplex Realized upstairs rent covered mortgage Heard Michael on podcast and took course Why Aaron was confident in small multifamily investments Same process with bank as single family Did well in Vegas despite lack of experience Solid team in place to support How Aaron financed his first multifamily deals Home equity line of credit Relationship with local bank Sold Vegas properties (1031) Aaron’s take on partnerships vs. syndication Pittsburgh property partnership among 4 investors Syndication in future to control deal Aaron’s transition to working part-time Wants to work but doesn’t have to Weekends, evenings free Aaron’s real estate plans for the future Scale up to larger properties Raise money through conversations Aaron’s insight around financial freedom Shawshank Redemption moment Sense of confusion Aaron’s advice for aspiring multifamily investors Do SOMETHING Build network Get familiar with market How Aaron stays motivated Habit List app (e.g.: read 20 minutes, look at 15 listings) ‘20 units’ on chalkboard in kitchen Connect with Aaron Aaron on BiggerPockets Email ahowell7@hotmail.com Resources Michael on the Joe Fairless Podcast BiggerPockets Redfin Zillow Habit List Michael’s Products The Ultimate Guide to Apartment Building Investing Michael’s Syndicated Deal Analyzer Michael’s Deal Maker Mastermind Financial Freedom Summit Deal Desk Deal Maker LIVE Michael’s Coaching Program Partner with Michael Invest with Michael Free eBook: The Secret to Raising Money to Buy Your First Apartment Building Review the Podcast on iTunes

This is the Longevity Now All-Stars mashup show, featuring six guests doing lightning round questions. I've been attending the Longevity Now Conference in Anaheim for years and have used it as a home base to record 10 of my 150 episodes over the past two years. In fact, a few of my very first shows were recorded there in 2016. The LNC is one of the most well-attended health and wellness conferences in the world, and with good reason. You'd be hard-pressed to find a more diverse and brilliant group of people. I've interviewed many of the esteemed speakers, vendors, and even a couple attendees. There’s so much packed into this monster of an episode and six incredibly unique perspectives, but there’s one thing everyone agrees on – SUGAR IS BAD! This extraordinary show covers an insanely wide variety of topics like being hit by lightning, seeing entities at John of God in Brazil, drinking your own pee as medicine, the power of Ayurvedic medicine, the benefits and risks of plant medicine, and just about every other health trend the world has ever known.   This unique bonus episode includes appearances by the following guests: Zen Wyldflower Nishimura, one of the biodynamic chocolatiers behind ZenBunni and a purveyor of the best incense in the world. Sabrina Riccio, a medicine priestess & soulistic alchemist who transformed her life after a critical lightning strike. Scott Linde, a modern apothecary & the creator of Sun Potion. Aaron Alexander, a human body genius and the creator of Align Therapy. Sahara Rose, the best-selling author of the Idiot's Guide to Ayurveda and, as described by Deepak Chopra, “a leading voice for the millennial generation into the new paradigm shift.” Tero Isokauppila, the shroom dealer who founded Four Sigmatic #ONSHROOMS. Get ready to absorb the wisdom of some of Longevity Now’s best guests – all from the comfort of your ear buds.   TOPICS DISCUSSED WITH ZEN WYLDFLOWER NISHIMURA: Being pushed to the edge by Truth Calkins The free & easy health trend that Zen is so excited about How David Wolf & Daniel Vitalis have changed Zen’s life since attended his first Longevity Now conference 14 years ago The hidden code of languages Why grounding yourself is so magical Putting the “mother” in Mother Nature The profound experience of daily meditation Being bamboozled by modern medicine Treating yourself with self-love – the most important thing – even when it’s hard   TOPICS DISCUSSED WITH SABRINA RICCIO: How ayahuasca helped Sabrina realign after she was STRUCK BY LIGHTNING (no joke) Overdosing on niacin & becoming a human monster Why a 3-day juice cleanse isn’t going to flush your system (& why you really need to go in to do the cleaning) One toxin that you should be avoiding… but that you probably put in your body every day The difficulty of overcoming overstimulation (especially with a marketer’s mindset) Navigating trauma using crystals & yoni eggs Why the things that are the grossest are often the things that you actually need All the words we use for God Cutting through religious stigma while still honoring where you’ve been How the divine feminine is holding space for the divine masculine Why the future isn’t male or female – it’s all-inclusive A spiritual surgery & 8-hour meditation with John of God Replenishing your light body Matching your vibration to your desires Why anything can be meditation Getting past the need to take care of everyone else before you take care of yourself Watching the blind be healed by John of God Embracing shadow work How Roger Waters changed Sabrina’s life Honoring the journey & trusting the process   TOPICS DISCUSSED WITH SCOTT LINDE: How Luke talked people like Scott into being his first few guests on this show at Longevity Now two years ago Why “natural” is a myth Prash, the good-for-everybody paste (including Luke’s live first impressions after eating 12 servings in one sitting) Creating a little apothecary in your own home When you put positivity & positive things into your body, it shines out through your eyes, skin, and hair Learning from incredible mentors like David Crow, David Wolf, & Ron Teeguarden Why it’s critically important to find people who are part of a lineage & learn from them Deprogramming yourself by listening when other people speak the truth What Scott has learned from 10+ years of Longevity Now Why service & work are the best exercise The full lowdown on what it’s like to make a pilgrimage to John of God (João de Deus) in Brazil Having a “multidimensional experience of your own body” The amazing things your body can do when you harmonize to the wavelength of music   TOPICS DISCUSSED WITH AARON ALEXANDER: Why the physical structure of the body is mind bogglingly incredible The sense that you didn’t even know you had: Interoception Feeling the deep & innate senses of your inner body Why more doing does NOT equal more results – you need a balance between doing & being What it’s like to overdose on sugar The 3 dietary toxins that you should be avoiding One health trend we can’t believe got so crazy popular The epidemic of harsh blue light Working to overcome varicose veins Why we all just want to be in a little cuddle puddle The grossest health food that Aaron’s ever eaten Why Aaron doesn’t like to apply language to a concept like ‘God’ Being wordless with God Getting started with meditation & “doing it right” Creating a spiritual practice centered around gratitude Hot yoga & men in diapers Overcoming our worst personality flaws Curing “incurable” diseases Aaron’s top 5 desert island albums The absolutely crazy thing that Aaron has done to be healthy An extremely simple (but vitally important) spiritual principle that everyone should implement in their life   TOPICS DISCUSSED WITH SAHARA ROSE: Why the demonization of fruit drives Sahara crazy Keto works for a very small percentage of the population… and the kinda shady reason it’s become such a phenomenon Why we constantly need to remind ourselves to get out of the hustle & into nature sometimes The ol’ ghee in the ass trick How the universe truly encompasses our planet and ourselves What you can do to differentiate between a hardship and a sign How you can see energy with your own eyes in a Balinese water temple Sahara’s tips for unseated, dancing meditation How to be spiritual without being a hippy or naive Music’s uncanny ability to help people with Alzheimer's When life pokes, pushes, and punches you onto the right path   TOPICS DISCUSSED WITH TERO ISOKAUPPILA: Being a shroom dealer #ONSHROOMS Taking waaaaaay too much yohimbe (and having three days of heart palpitations) How good oils turn into bad oils Sleeping on a bed of nails Why Tero’s word for God is “The Big Electron” Seeing a dead person, saving a person’s 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‘The enemy to excellence is isolation.’ Aaron Walker contends that if you surround yourself with the right community, a group of people who care enough to tell you the truth, their insight can truly change the trajectory of your life and help you move from ordinary to extraordinary. Aaron is the founder and president of View from the Top, a premiere life and business coaching resource committed to helping men grow in success and significance. A serial entrepreneur, Aaron has bought and sold eight successful companies over the past 37 years, and he is part of a long-standing mastermind group with the likes of Dave Ramsey, Dan Miller and Ken Abraham. Aaron’s new book, View from the Top, motivates readers to live a successful and significant life, regardless of current circumstances. Today, Aaron sits down with Emerald to discuss his background as an ambitious entrepreneur and the inspiration behind View from the Top. He describes his approach to living with intention and explains how he supports clients in discovering their WHY. Aaron explains why he fears missing an opportunity more than he fears failure and how his spiritual gift for encouragement informs his work as a coach. Listen in for Aaron’s insight on community as the source of success and learn how mastermind groups changed the trajectory of his life! What You Will Learn Aaron’s background as an ambitious entrepreneur The accident that put Aaron’s life on hold for five years How Aaron was inspired to start a coaching practice Aaron’s approach to living life with intention How Aaron helps clients discover their purpose Why motivation is an exhaustible resource The idea of prioritizing your priorities Aaron’s spiritual gift of encouragement Aaron’s insight on community as the source of success How mastermind groups can change your life’s trajectory Why Aaron fears missing an opportunity more than he fears failure Connect with Aaron Walker View from the Top Resources View from the Top: Living a Life of Significance by Aaron Walker The 12 Week Year: Get More Done in 12 Weeks than Others Do in 12 Months by Brian P. Moran and Michael Lennington Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level by Gay Hendricks PhD Suggest a Guest If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen Connect with Emerald GreenForest Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Although making up 13 percent of the population, African Americans own less than 1 percent of the rural land in the United States.  White Americans, however, own a staggering 856 million acres, which is about 98 percent of all rural property in the United States. Wild, right? So it's not crazy when I say that communities of color, low-income residents and other historically marginalized groups have traditionally faced barriers to accessing nature. That's why Ancestral Health Radio is dedicated to, and promotes, inclusivity and social justice through transitional lifeways.  Because it's the most disadvantaged and powerless people in our societies who are most likely to be affected by rising fuel and food prices, resource shortages and extreme weather events. We want to increase the chances of all groups in society to live well, healthily and with sustainable livelihoods. We have to accept that although much progress has been made, there is much more work that needs to be done. And most of that work begins and ends with us, as an individual. “An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.”— Martin Luther King, Jr. To rise above, you must first begin to ask yourself better questions.  To help you do this, I've invited my friend Aaron Johnson on today's episode of Ancestral Health Radio. Aaron shares insights into how we, as white Americans, can begin to breakdown cultural barriers that blind us from seeing the truth of our privilege. In today's episode, you'll learn... Why Aaron believes there are so few black people within the rewilding community, The first thing Aaron says you need to commit yourself to if you wish to become an ally to people of color, 5 questions that will help you critically examine your own relationship to blackness, And much, much more. Episode Breakdown Aaron explains what Holistic Resistance is and why it's become the focus of his work Why Aaron says he didn't know he was being prepared for this kind of work for the last 20 years of his life Is racism different where ever you go? Is there a right way to integrate and think about black people versus a dangerous one? Why Aaron doesn't do workshops of 100-200 people Is rewilding a privilege? Why white people never ask, "Who's not here?" Why Aaron says he's a walking contradiction Aaron unpacks the difference between loving a black person, dating a black person, and actually being close to a black person The silent suffering and exploitation of black women in the medical community Why Aaron is a big advocate for one-on-one or small group coaching The two things Aaron wants you to remember when asking yourself questions What Aaron does NOT want you to do when asking yourself questions to get close to blackness The three different levels to each of Aaron's questions, and how to "slow it down" James answers Aaron's first three questions Why Aaron says black people have a hard time being vulnerable around white people when talking about racism Why Aaron believes there are so few African heritage therapists And much, much more.

By 2009, mobile users could do a lot with smartphone apps—get directions, listen to music, take pictures, play games, even film a video. Aaron Kardell thought that you ought to be able to add ‘look for a house’ to the growing list of applications, and he founded HomeSpotter with the intention of doing just that.   Aaron grew up in rural Nebraska in a family of entrepreneurs. He started writing software programs in high school, and went on to earn a BS in computer science at Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota. He originated several businesses, including Altona Ed, an ed tech student information system that was acquired by Pearson School Systems in 2004. Aaron’s first experience with location-based iPhone applications came along in 2009 when he created iGarageSale. Very shortly thereafter, a broker contacted Aaron about building an app to complement the firm’s successful lead generating website. Aaron retained intellectual property rights, and Mobile Realty Apps was born. The company rebranded as HomeSpotter in 2015, and today they have offerings for MLSs, brokers and agents. On this episode, Aaron joins Greg live from CMLS in Austin to discuss HomeSpotter’s business model, the latest capabilities around mobile listing input, and HomeSpotter’s recent launch of Boost, an automated digital marketing system with trackable ROI.     What’s Discussed:    Aaron’s entrepreneurial family  How Aaron developed an interest in writing software programs   The genesis of HomeSpotter -  Created iGarageSale app -  Realtor asked to build app as consultant -  Retained intellectual property rights   The tactical mistakes HomeSpotter made early on Why Aaron chose to take the native mobile route How Aaron built a business in the 99¢ app store world -  Relied on SaaS model -  White label broker offering   HomeSpotter’s service offerings -  White label platform for brokers -  MLS member access on-the-go -  Boost (automated digital marketing with trackable ROI)   How high agent adoption in MLS markets led to the introduction of additional products The new capabilities around mobile listing input   -  Ability to edit listings (corrections, status changes) -  Update photo support capabilities How Aaron funded HomeSpotter -  Personal capital sustained first three years -  Angel investors in Minneapolis/St. Paul   The particulars of HomeSpotter’s newest offering, Boost -  Automated system -  For agents, teams, brokers -  Creates Facebook/Instagram ads for each new listing -  Targets prospective buyers and seller -  Helps average agent be more effective with marketing   Greg’s hesitance to get into the ‘advertising business’ Why agents are willing to spend more for advertising than tools The scalability of an app like Boost How HomeSpotter is upselling current subscribers to try Boost    -  Partnering with brokers, franchises, MLSs -  Email agent when listing added -  Brokers pay for initial week in some cases   How Aaron’s team generates ideas for new products Cloud CMA’s deal with Tom Ferry The pros and cons of a pay-per-listing pricing model The difference between HomeSpotter’s free and premium versions for MLS   Resources:   Cloud CMA’s Listing Presentation Kit by Tom Ferry Zillow’s Report on Trends in Residential Relocation   Connect with Aaron Kardell:   HomeSpotter Aaron on LinkedIn

There’s one thing that we each wish we’d started a decade ago, particularly when it comes to establishing our brand. Today we’re going to chat not only about what we wish we did, but also about what you can do to build your brand, even if you are just starting out. Some of the highlights of the show include: ● 1:30: Why Aaron wishes he’d worked more on building his personal brand on day one and talks about what he was doing instead. ● 4:00: What held Aaron back from developing his brand more and what the tipping point was when he decided he needed to branch out more. ● 4:50: Why Sujan wishes he’d gotten out of his comfort zone earlier than he did when it came to growing his business. ● 8:15: Why harder work leads to more luck and how that pertains to brand-building. ● 10:20: Why being able to say no to things means that you’re achieving success. ● 11:05: Things everyone can do to boost their branding.

Aaron Agius is one of the world’s leading digital marketers according to Forbes. He is CEO of Louder Online, one of the world’s leading digital agencies with a global reach. Louder Online is an inbound marketing agency, working globally with clients such as Salesforce, IBM, Coca-Cola, Intel and scores of leading brands, showing them how to technically optimize their sites, perform influencer outreach and link acquisition and produce and distribute content that drives significant lead generation and ROI. Aaron is a highly sought speaker at Search, Content Marketing and Growth Hacking and many other conferences around the globe including the U.S, U.K, Brazil, London and Australia. His passion to help businesses is driven from his own experience. Aaron was at the cutting edge of the emerging digital marketing field over 10 years ago. He uses that lived experience and now translates it into revenue for clients. He is also a regular contributor to some of the world’s largest editorial publications, including Entrepreneur.com, Hubspot.com and many more, with thought leadership on marketing and business growth.   What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why you absolutely must work on and invest in the business (no excuses!) How Aaron established himself as a thought leader through guest blogging and what he would recommend doing today Why you need high-quality proposal documents Why you need to be cooperative rather than competitive with agencies that you share a client with Why Aaron has created smaller sister agencies in other countries instead of using freelancers Aaron’s genius strategy for leveraging LinkedIn How to prove the ROI of your work to a client Why it’s the CEO’s job to stay on top of what’s coming next Resources that Aaron himself uses to stay current How continually writing blogs, being on podcasts, hosting webinars, etc. helps you keep the clients you have Why you have to write for readers, not search engines Ways to Contact Aaron Agius: Website: louder.online Welcome page: louder.online/build Twitter: @IAmAaronAgius LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/aaronagius Blog: How the Pros Track Conversions and ROI With These Content Marketing Metrics We’re proud to announce that Hubspot is now the presenting sponsor of the Build A Better Agency podcast! Many thanks to them for their support!

Businessman and Life Coach, Aaron T. Walker, has inspired many through his leadership, mentorship, and consistent pursuit of excellence. He enjoys helping others and believes experience is a great teacher. 35 years of entrepreneurship and marriage have given Aaron a wealth of experience. Aaron continues to reach new heights and broaden his perspective of the terrain by examining his experiences and growing from them. Show notes at http://hellotechpros.com/aaron-walker-business/ What You Will Learn in This Episode What the loss of his father taught Aaron about relationships and his net worth. How introverted people can develop more confidence. How to develop a passionate following through videos, even with messy hair and unprofessional backdrops. How the "Give, Give, Give, Ask" method can grow your business. Why Aaron believes chasing work-life balance is a fallacy.   Resources Mentioned Aaron's free "Personal Assessment" and "What Do I Want?" guides View From the Top: Living a Life of Significance by Aaron Walker

New York City architect-turned-comedian Aaron Kominos-Smith shares what he loves most about comedy: Exploring new places. Come tour the USA with Aaron and me on this latest Embolden Adventures podcast. In this episode we chat about: • Why Aaron likes to tour the USA • Some sights, tastes, and experiences of the regions • Renewable energy and other power in the USA • Aaron’s podcast show and more… www.EmboldenAdventures.com Twitter @EmboldenAdventr twitter.com/EmboldenAdventr Facebook: www.facebook.com/emboldenadventures Instagram: www.instagram.com/emboldenadventures/ Subscribe to the podcast and rate the show! www.emboldenadventures.com/podcast

Brief Bio: In 2006, Aaron Marino started a men’s image consulting firm, alpha m. Image Consulting, to help average men with simple common sense advice; aimed to enhance their image, style, grooming, fashion and most importantly their confidence. Aaron has been featured in countless publications, as well as guest appearances on various television and radio programs, both locally, as well as nationally. Throughout the past 10 years, Aaron has worked with thousands of men from around the world, helping them with their personal style, grooming, fashion, image, wardrobe and even dating. Through his weekly YouTube posts, Aaron covers a host of topics in the area of men’s style, fashion, grooming and even personal responsibility. Aaron has not only expanded his reach with his viral videos but also with a variety of products such as the Alpha M Style System that was featured on the ABC’s Shark Tank. In this episode, you’ll learn: What really happens behind the scenes of Shark Tank 6 Tips for building a brand How to handle rejection Why Aaron walked away from his Shark Tank deal How Aaron built a successful YouTube channel 5 Ways to overcome failure and achieve your goals The importance of authenticity in business Effective ways to use social media Why there is no perfect moment to start up a new business How exercising can make you a better entrepreneur Why flexibility is necessary for entrepreneurs Connect with Aaron:     Thanks for Listening! Thanks so much for joining us again this week. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the top of the post. If you have any questions (or would like answers to hear previously submitted voicemail questions!), head on over to . Don’t forget to visit our   and join us to change your health, body, and live a Legendary Life.  Until next time! Ted  

NOTE: As of last week, we have changed podcast release day to Mondays for the main podcast. We're now experimenting with a second show each week. These shows will be long-form interviews, which I am dubbing “remarkable conversations”. Feedback sought and appreciated. Businessman and Life Coach, Aaron T. Walker, has inspired many through his leadership, mentorship, and consistent pursuit of excellence. He enjoys helping others and believes experience is a great teacher. 35 years of entrepreneurship and marriage have given Aaron a wealth of experience. For 19 years and counting, Aaron has been coached personally by his friend, financial guru Dave Ramsey.  My guess is he's learned a thing or two from Dave! In this episode: How Aaron started his first business as a teenager with none of his own money. The difference between success and significance, and how to attain both. The chilling story of how Aaron contemplated shooting a man – and the life-changing insight he gained from that experience. The truth about building lots of wealth. The astonishing method for doubling your business in record time – without new equipment, without new marketing dollars, without new staff… even without selling of any kind! How Aaron gets world-class media opportunities and mentoring from powerful, famous people – it's so simple you can start doing this today, yourself. Why Aaron believes this is the best time in history to start a business, no matter how old or young you are. …and much more! Click here now to listen to the episode. Aaron's Website, View From the Top Give Aaron a shout-out on Twitter. The free assessment documents Aaron mentioned are on this page (top right box in the sidebar). How To Help Subscribe to the show in iTunes and give us a rating and review. Make sure you put your real name and website in the text of the review itself. We will definitely mention you on this show. We are also on Stitcher.com, so if you prefer Stitcher, please subscribe there. Connect with Ray on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, or LinkedIn. Get The Transcript Click here to get the transcript now (COMING SOON). Transcripts provided by SuccessTranscripts – a great solution if you need your podcast, sermon, speech, or other audio transcribed.  

In this esisode hosts Aaron and Jason review a whole lot of survival, gun, ammo, holsters, and other gear. Yes! It's the annual gear geeking out episode. So we cover bags, guns, multitools, pants, and all kinds of other stuff. There's a little something for everyone. Plus, we throw in some tips about things we've learned while playing with our newer toys over the last year. ~ So joins us as we review these products and discuss some tips and tricks: * How to unjam a Glock in the field with no special tools * Why Aaron switched from .357sig to a 9mm * How grey is the new tactical black * Griffon Industries Custom Kydex holster review * Raven Concealment Phantom holster review * Lone Wolf Barrel .357 Glock 32 to 9mm Conversion Barrel 2,500 round test and review * KKM Barrel initial look and review * The pros and cons of converting a gun from .357sig or .40 to a 9mm. * Why 9mm conversion barrels introduce more failures. * Glock Gen 4 vs Gen 3 review * Glock 32 Review * Glock 19 Review * Glock 42 Review * Ghost Evo Elite 3.5 trigger connector review * Maxpedition Compact Range Bag * Maxpedition Sitka Gear Slinger * PSI Tac-Rac Plug and Tool Set * 5.11 Stryke Pants review ~ Become a supporting member here: http://www.itrh.net ~ Resources from this episode can be found at: http://www.intherabbithole.com/e124  

Hello listeners! On today's show I speak with Aaron Evangelista, a young Gear VR enthusiast and developer. Come along as we explore the mind of Aaron! 1:00 How Aaron and I crossed paths. 1:40 Aaron's first impressions of DK1. 4:00 Aaron's family reactions to GearVR. Aaron's "go to " experience when demoing GearVR. 5:00 The longest Aaron can spend in VR. 6:00 Importing Sketchfab scenes into Unity and getting them running. 10:00 What are Aaron's goals? Participating in the VR mobile game jam. 11:00 The most compelling aspect of VR development to Aaron. 14:00 Why Aaron got a GearVR and not a DK2. 16:30 Are people more likely to buy a Morpheus or PC based VR? The advantages of Project Morpheus. 19:00 Why develop for Mobile and not the other VR hardware platforms. What is holding back mobile VR? 22:00 How to deal with battery life in mobile VR? 23:00 Becoming a Solar Powered Robo Cop with GearVR. 24:00 What will GearVR look like in the year 2025? 26:00 What are the things Aaron sees himself doing the most in VR? Bringing Playstation Home to Morpheus? 27:00 Will Aaron meet his future wife in VR? 30:00 Is VR dating a good thing or a bad thing? 31:00 Is the VR industry moving too fast? 34:00 Is VR here to stay or can the party be over any day now? How to know whether VR has 38:00 How do we come to the conclusion that there is going to be a Metaverse? What's the Metaverse going to be like? 41:00 Can VR be better than real life? What are the implications of people wanting to spend most of their time in VR? 48:00 Tapping into the areas of the brain that enable lucid dreaming to pair it with the Metaverse. 51:00 Would you augment your brain by merging hardware with your wetware? 57:00 Will VR reveal whether we are living in a simulation? 1:00:00 Can Aaron see himself living 500 years? 1:03:00 Creating an earthquake training simulation to prepare the San Francisco Bay Area for the next big one. 1:07:00 Is Aaron more hopeful are more pessimistic about the future? 1:11:00 Don't punch a vagina. 1:12:30 What is the internet of things? 1:19:00 Final thoughts. Thanks to Aaron for being a true scholar and gentleman of virtual reality and thank you for listening! You can find Aaron on Reddit as : saikoyama

I usually like to wait to approach WD newcomers for an interview, but Ross Marquand's character Aaron has been interesting right out of the gate, with lots to talk about. And Ross and I covered a lot of it in this episode. We talked about: His thoughts on the fan reaction to Aaron and Eric being gay. How it was to film the scene when Rick punched Aaron. Why Aaron resisted the apple sauce. His friendship with Jordan Woods-Robinson, who plays Eric. And a lot more. Let us know what you think! Don't get cold-cocked.... Support the show.

In this episode Brett and Jeff chat with rapid business building expert Aaron Fletcher. During this episode you will learn: Why the Fletcher Method is transforming businesses all over the world Why Aaron got the name Saminja What most entrepreneurs get wrong when trying to build a successful business, and what you can do about it Plain english marketing systems and so much more... We would love to hear what you think of this episode. So please leave a comment below. Find our more about Aaron and the Fletcher Method here. Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes, click here.