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After a break to refresh, Aaron sits down with Andrew McKean, one of the most respected outdoors journalists and the current hunting and conservation editor of Outdoor Life magazine. We talk the history of Outdoor Life and sporting journalism, the latest sporting issues and how they can either connect or divide our community, and the “conservation obligation”. We also discuss the public lands owner movement and how it could be more inclusive for all conservationists and overall trends in the sporting conservation arena. Check out Outdoor Life here: https://www.outdoorlife.com/ Check out Andrew's podcast, “On Gravel”: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/on-gravel/id1429069645 Show notes: 1:35 - Heat wave across the west. 2:36 - Meet Andrew McKean, learn about his background in hunter and angler information and education.   3:30 - What has Andrew been doing outside recently... conservation and his recent involvement with nocturnal posse of Texas hog hunters.  7:08 - How Andrew got to Montana as a journalist, the public value of conservation and growing up on a farm as a squirrel hunter with "The Missouri Promise". 10:07 - The infrastructure built around conservation is intact and thorough in Missouri but the care and maintenance required.  11:23 - The current infrastructure projects and policy that NWF Outdoors is working on. 12:43 - Message from our partner podcast, Artemis! Listen to the Artemis podcast wherever you gather podcasts. 14:07 - The history and structure of outdoor journalism with a deeper look at Outdoor Life magazine. Why Andrew thinks it is a happy time for outdoor journalism.  22:20 - Exploring multiple avenues as a journalist and covering important issues such as guns and wildlife conservation. The second amendment.  25:35 - Wildlife is a public resource. "Just like our air and our water, it requires constant attention." 28:48 - Hunting and fishing access. Working with private land owners with a closer look at what has been unfolding in Montana. "We can't be single issue voters, no matter what the issue is." 35:30 - Public land owners & public land hunters. Andrew presents a different way of looking at this broad issue. 40:08 - States that may not have public land or accessible private land or waterways but have a strong cultural connection with conservation and their public trust doctrine. The flame of the blue collar conservationist is still being carried in upper midwest - otherwise known as the "Rust Belt". 42:24 - Looking forward instead of looking back when it comes to the outcome or consequences of some of the conservation issues we are dealing with at this time. What is habitat for the hunting community and where is the funding coming from. 47:46 - Speaking in an authentic and respectful way and our obligation as hunters in general.  55:20 - Andrew encourages every listener to become a hunter education instructor.  59:48 - "The Conservation Obligation" and getting people more engaged in conservation.  1:03:00 - Going back in time to go forward in time. Looking back at the history of the National Wildlife Federation and a big shout out to Aaron Kindle for his work and engagement on this podcast. 1:04:00 - A note on the creation of the NWF in 1936.  

One of the most difficult things to do these days focuses on leadership and keeping a “growth mindset.” Whether you are a manager, GM, owner, teammate, or colleague at a business, college, university, or company, LEADERSHIP is one of the biggest challenges today for many people. Ultimately the success of an organization, team, or company is the people that drive the mission. And the key is to set a culture that ignites one's passion, purpose, and ultimately IMPACT.   Today, we have my good friend Andrew Simpson in the house. Not only have I worked with him and mentored him for many years, but he also runs a 7-figure business that tripled in size during the pandemic. Let me repeat that, he TRIPLED in size. That's called “growth mindset.”   In today's episode, we go in-depth on the following: - Why Andrew tripled his space during the pandemic from 5,800 sf to 17,000 sf. - How Andrew and his team never wavered on their mission to grow. - Staying in an obedience mindset and how his faith played a huge role in his expansion. - Greatest lessons and opportunities during the growth period. - Andrew shares his leadership hacks. - The vision of his company in the next 3-5 years. - Andrew shares great wisdom from his book “The Youth Truth,” including the two most powerful words a kid can say... - Lessons for parents, kids, coaches, and entrepreneurs.   You're going to love today's episode from one of the strongest, best, and most heart-centered, purpose-driven leaders I know. Dig in and let me know what you think. Please don't forget to share it. It really helps us grow the podcast and spread the IMPACT.    Share at: IG/Twitter: @ToddDurkin @coachandrewsimpson Facebook: @TodddurkinFQ10 #ToddDurkin #IMPACTShow197 #TheYouthTruth   ---   1:38 - Who is Andrew Simpson? 4:20 - Tripling Your Business During a Pandemic 5:57 - What whispers was Andrew hearing, and how was he obedient to the whispers in the midst of the pandemic? 7:25 - How do you stay in an abundance mindset? 12:37 - Andrew shares some of his lessons and opportunities during the growth. 15:18 - Do you have great people on your team because you found them or because you made these people great? 20:03 - Andrew shares/hacks on leadership. 22:05 - Andrew shares the vision for PFP in the next 3-5 years. 29:22  - “The Youth Truth”  Andrew shares his timeless message to coaches, parents, and athlete. 49:42 - How can coaches do better? 59:30 - The World needs great coaches right now...who is going to respond to the challenge ahead!!!   Purchase “The Youth Truth” www.andrewjsimpson.com and Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Youth-Truth-Coaching-Parenting-Todays/dp/B0844RRGZ6/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1D5ZR6AMCYQ60&dchild=1&keywords=the+youth+truth+andrew+simpson&qid=1624043662&sprefix=the+youth+trusth%2Caps%2C199&sr=8-1   ---   Are you a Trainer, Coach, or Fitness Business Owner seeking to make even more IMPACT in your business & life?   You are only as good as the people you surround yourself with. Level up today with my “Best in Class” MASTERMIND program for fitness professionals. I invite you to connect, share, and grow with the top coaches, trainers, and entrepreneurs in the fitness industry. My MASTERMIND is for passionate and purpose-driven fitness professionals who want to create success & significance in their personal and professional lives. If that sounds like you, visit: ToddDurkinMastermind.com to enroll or apply today. If you do so within the next 24 hours, you will receive a FREE video of one of my recent “ALL MASTERMIND” coaching calls. There are so many lost souls right now that need “our” LIGHT.  Let's make a difference together, one life at a time!    ---   Please keep your questions coming so I can highlight you on the podcast!! If you have a burning question and want to be featured on the IMPACT show, go to www.todddurkin.com/podcast, fill out the form, and submit your questions!    ---   About Andrew:   Andrew Simpson is on a mission to raise the standard of leadership in teams, businesses, and families all over the world. He believes a person deserves and thrives under the guidance of a love-powered, passionate, generous leader.   Andrew's unwavering belief in his team members and his love for each of them is the fuel behind the early success of their organization. PFP is on a crusade to lead millions of students and adults across the world to become who they were always meant to be--> healthy, fully confident, wildly successful, servant-leaders for their businesses, families, and teams.    Founder Player's Fitness and Performance. Creator of The Winning Athlete Formula.   Check out his Book The Youth Truth: Coaching & Parenting in Today's Crazy Youth Sports World. Purchase “The Youth Truth” www.andrewjsimpson.com and Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Youth-Truth-Coaching-Parenting-Todays/dp/B0844RRGZ6/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1D5ZR6AMCYQ60&dchild=1&keywords=the+youth+truth+andrew+simpson&qid=1624043662&sprefix=the+youth+trusth%2Caps%2C199&sr=8-1   ---   Follow Todd… → Instagram & Twitter: @ToddDurkin → Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ToddDurkinFQ10 → FB: @ToddDurkinFQ10   Don't forget that if you want more keys to unlock your potential and propel your success, you can order my book GET YOUR MIND RIGHT at www.todddurkin.com/getyourmindright or anywhere books are sold.   Get Your Mind Right now available on audio: https://christianaudio.com/get-your-mind-right-todd-durkin-audiobook-download   ---   ABOUT: Todd Durkin is one of the leading coaches, trainers, and motivators in the world. It's no secret why some of the world's top athletes have trained with him for nearly two decades. He's a best-selling author, a motivational speaker, and owns the legendary Fitness Quest 10 in San Diego, CA, where he leads an amazing team of 42 teammates.   Todd is a coach on the Netflix show “STRONG” that is must-watch TV. He is a previous Jack LaLanne Award winner, a 2-time Trainer of the Year, and he runs his Todd Durkin Mastermind group of top trainers and fitness pros around the globe, coaching them with business, leadership, marketing, training, and personal growth mentorship.   Todd and his wife Melanie head up the Durkin IMPACT Foundation (501-c-3) that has raised over $250,000 since it started in 2013. 100% of all proceeds go back to kids and families in need. To learn more about Todd, visit www.ToddDurkin.com and www.FitnessQuest10.com.   Join his fire-breathing dragons' community and receive regular motivational and inspirational emails. 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The best cinematography is the one that most faithfully reflects what the director seeks to convey. Andrew Wehde is a cinematographer, known for his work on Bo Burnham's Movie, Eighth Grade, and for the Netflix series, Grand Army. He entered the Digital Cinema Program in DePaul University, one of the most important digital schools. In that place, he began to have access to all the equipment and took advantage of them to work with models and made short films. That's where he developed his expertise in naturalistic lighting, his understanding of lenses, and photography. All that work from a very young age made him realize that he wanted to work more with a group of people than alone, and he focused on making cinematography. He is currently working on an Amazon original series called Lightyears and was part of Queenpins, an action drama film with Vince Vaughn and Kristen Bell.Here is what you'll learn: What made Andrew Wehde want to pursue a career in the film industry.How Andrew likes the execution and the satisfaction of seeing something finished made from scratch.The importance of trusting the people around you to elevate the work you do.Roles you need to have while working; technical side, creative side, managerial side and a political side to play the game and understand your role.Andrew is focused on making sure he can execute what the director envisions.His next project; Queenpins, a beautiful film which he thinks has incredible visual execution.Why Andrew doesn't like cinematography that stands out, but one that tells the story well.To learn more about Andrew, follow him on Instagram, or visit his website.Interested in knowing more about the show? Follow:Instagram: @kino_societyFacebook: @KinoSocietyWebsite: https://www.kinosociety.com/

After a decade of fast-paced growth, are you wondering what's next in eCommerce? Today's guest is here to share his predictions. Three-time returning guest Andrew Youderian is back on today's show. Andrew is a well-known entrepreneur in the eCommerce space, host of the eCommerce Fuel Podcast and the owner of the eCommerce Fuel forum. In this episode, we do some big picture thinking on what's next in eCommerce, what we've seen coming and going, Facebook trends and the future of Amazon. We also touch on brand building, emerging channels to pay attention to and what we think is on the horizon. Episode Highlights: 5:39 Fast-paced growth and what's next in eCommerce 8:39 The state of Amazon for eCommerce sellers 13:00 Is Facebook advertising going to be a thing of the future or the past? 18:46 Why Andrew Youderian doesn't think Facebook is the path to sustainable growth 23:40 Strategies for owning your relationship with your community 28:10 Are you still experiencing asymmetric returns? 32:42 How to take advantage of emerging channels to grow your audience 35:49 Why Andrew closed the eCommerce Fuel job board 40:04 Exciting new tools and the future of Facebook groups 45:47 Why social trust is critical to the success of businesses Links and Resources: eCommerce Fuel eCommerce Fuel Podcast Andrew Youderian on Twitter eCommerce Fuel Podcast with Kevin Stecko: Shrinking a Business to Save It The My Wife Quit Her Job Podcast with Steve Chou Reddit Circle Podcast 106: Building a Business with Andrew Youderian Podcast 006: From The Corporate World To Selling His First ECommerce Store And Much More – Andrew Youderian, ECommerce Fuel The Coalition @a_brawn on Twitter Review or subscribe on iTunes  

Apple Podcasts Rate and Review for SpotOn Andrew Stotz is the Co-Founder and CEO of A.Stotz Investment Research, a company that provides services to reduce investment research costs and help with their existing stock portfolios and asset relocation strategies. He is the host of the My Worst Investment Ever podcast, a show where he interviews successful business owners and investors and asks them about their worst mistakes on the way to the top. Before venturing into the world of business valuations, economic research, and podcasting, Andrew co-founded CoffeeWORKS, a 26-year old wholesale coffee roasting company that services many of Thailand’s top hotels, coffee shops, offices, and restaurants.  Andrew joins us to describe how he managed to find success despite the many hurdles he had to jump over in life and the people who motivated him to keep going. He discusses the COVID-19 situation in Thailand and how their government responded. He discusses the time he went out on his own with no education, his desire to start a business in Thailand, and when he and his business partner nearly lost everything. He describes how he and his partner slowly crawled their way to where they are today and their other business ventures. Andrew also explains what motivated him to write books on investment and wealth building and shares what not to do when you’re a beginner investor or startup owner. “The one thing you can control is your costs, and you can control that right now.” - Andrew Stotz Today on Spot On Insurance: What life is like in Thailand right now and how they handled the pandemic Andrew's struggles with his education and the time he relied on food stamps and kindness What made Andrew move to Thailand, and why he stayed Why business relationships are more important than money in Thailand The cultural differences between the USA and Thailand Andrew's experience when their business in Thailand fell with the economy How Andrew managed his sister's death amidst their business failure How CoffeeWORKS was forged in the foundry of failure The various lessons Andrew learned from his failures and recovery Why Andrew focused on reducing costs to the minimum and how it helped them succeed Andrew's motivation for writing various books on wealth building The most interesting stories Andrew has heard from his podcast guests The common mistakes investors and startups make and how to avoid them Key Takeaways: The most common mistake in business is people failing to do their research. We should always learn from the mistakes made by other people. Connect with Andrew Stotz: A.Stotz Investment Research CoffeeWORKS Podcast: My Worst Investment Ever Valuation Masterclass Andrew Stotz on LinkedIn Book: My Worst Investment Ever Book: 9 Valuation Mistakes and How to Avoid Them  Book: How to Start Building Your Wealth Investing in the Stock Market Book: Transform Your Business with Dr.Deming's 14 Points This episode was brought to you by….. Insurance Licensing Services of America (ILSA), America’s Premier Insurance Compliance and Licensing experts. To learn more about ILSA and their services, visit ILSAinc.com. Connect, Learn, Share Thank you for joining us on this week’s episode of Spot On Insurance. For more resources and episodes, visit SpotOnInsurance.com. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Love what you’re learning, Spot Light your review on Apple Podcasts Rate and Review For SpotOn and share your favorite episodes with friends and colleagues!

Sam (@theSamParr) is joined by Andrew (@awilkinson) to catch up. They spend the first half of the episode talking about the investments they've each made in 2021. Andrew then dives into a more obscure investment he made: a bakery! He explains it's more for fun than profit. Andrew also drops some great hacks: how he saves time on email and how he networks with billionaires. --------- * Want to be featured in a future episode? Drop your question/comment/criticism/love here: https://www.mfmpod.com/p/hotline/ * Support the pod by spreading the word, become a referrer here: refer.fm/million * Have you joined our private Facebook group yet? Go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourfirstmillion and join thousands of other entrepreneurs and founders scheming up ideas. --------- Show notes: * (4:24) The entrepreneur lifestyle and the stress that comes with it * (12:45) Sam and Andrew talk about their recent investments * (45:20) Andrew bought a bakery. Here's what he's doing with it * (53:10) How to make your hometown cool * (55:52) Henry Singleton: better than Warren Buffett * (1:02:28) Andrew's email hack and how he donates * (1:11:25) Why Andrew is the king of networking

A load of old rubbish, or the secret to unlocking everything you've ever hoped and dreamed of? Those are the two sorts of reactions that you get when the subjects of ‘Manifestation' and ‘The Law of Attraction' come up.  Like many, I watched ‘The Secret' and was ever so slightly skeptical that if I visualised a Maserati turning up in my garage it would happen … (I actually don't have a garage, so I would have been doubly impressed!) But over the past two years I've been actively exploring the Law of Attraction and manifestation and I've had results with it that I can't ignore… that's why I wanted to bring Andrew Kap onto the show.  Andrew is the author of “The Last Law of Attraction Book You'll Ever Need To Read” and it offers readers a different take on it from the usual books you'll find. It addresses WHY people who get excited about trying it still can't manage to get in the habit of using these methods for just five minutes a day.  The book has enjoyed continued success, including over 1,500  five-star rave reviews, #1 Best Seller status in multiple categories on Amazon, and a growing YouTube channel devoted to it. I'm getting the low down on his work and how he manages skeptical audiences too! Whatever your current position on it, I hope you'll listen with an open mind to what he has to say … you never know it might change your life!   What you'll learn: How Andrew discovered the Law of Attraction and how he used it when his life fell apart.  The results he's personally experienced using it in his life and business.    Why we consistently fail to get results in different areas of our lives, even though we know exactly what we need to be doing.  How Andrew was taking a risk when he chose the title of his book.   Why Andrew didn't include many stories or social proof in his book. How Andrew presents this topic to a cold audience to give his message the best chance of landing. Why you don't need to believe in it or care about the Law of Attraction for it to work. The side benefits of practicing gratitude in your life.  The biggest obstacle to people getting results using the Law of Attraction in their life and business.  Why you should let go of the ‘when' and the ‘how' and surrender to enjoying the experience of living in the future you want right now. How mindfulness and the Law of Attraction are connected.  The ‘Time Lapse' method that Andrew used to bring abundance into his life and how to use it.  The five minute gratitude tool that can get you results in just five minutes a day. Why there's no way to do these techniques wrong if you're having fun. The ‘Story Scripting' and ‘Instant Replay' methods that can make you the movie director of your life.  How Andrew uses speaking and storytelling build his audience and get his message out there. How your ego is keeping you from succeeding with the Law of Attraction and in other parts of your life or business. Why you shouldn't be looking for a perfect life. All things Andrew: https://www.lastlawofattractionbook.com https://www.youtube.com/andrewkap http://www.instagram.com/andrewkapinsta   Books:  What to Say When You Talk to Yourself by Shad Helmstetter   Resources: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thespeakingclub/ https://www.saraharcher.co.uk/challenge  https://www.facebook.com/SarahArcherSpeak/ https://www.saraharcher.co.uk https://www.standoutpitch.com   Thanks for listening! To share your thoughts:                                                   Leave a comment below. Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn. To help the show out: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes.

BBQ Catering is a very tempting prospect to many of us in the barbecue world. The idea of being able to leave your job and spend your time making fat stacks of brisket cash in your very own food truck is a sweet, sweet fantasy. But, is it really all it's cracked up to be?  My guest in this Ep is Andrew Donn-Patterson (ADP to his friends) from Black Iron Smokers and BBQ, one of Australia's best BBQ Pitmasters. His smoked meat and his incredibly sexy offset BBQ trailer smoker have become a staple of the BBQ Festival scene all up and down the East Coast of the country, as far south as Tasmania and as far north as Brisbane. His brisket, short ribs, pulled pork and all the trimmings are the stuff that BBQ dreams are made of. And in our chat today he takes us into the world of BBQ vending and catering and tells the truth about how things really are on that side of the smoker.  In this Episode of the Smoking Hot Confessions BBQ Podcast, we get into: Why Andrew doesn't actually eat barbecue (6:12) Why Andrew collects Silver Creek Smokers trailers and offset smokers (13:34) How Black Iron Smokers and BBQ become a BBQ business (21:09) The TRUTH behind running a BBQ Catering and Food Business (23:08) Andrew's move into building offset BBQ smokers himself (35:13) Tips and tricks for how to smoke a brisket on on offset smoker (42:16) Barbe Con is coming soon! The world's first virtual BBQ conference will be brought to you by Smoking Hot Confessions. Stay tuned for more details! New to the world of BBQ? Get your free copy of our eBook, 'The Beginners Guide to Real BBQ' - it's everything you need to know to get you started on the right track to delicious, smoked meat.  https://smokinghotconfessions.com

Andrew Schlag's Bio: Andrew Schlag is an entrepreneur whose first business venture was raising feeder calves and selling to local individuals at a profit. As a boy, he learned the value and pleasure of hard work and leverage to obtain money while providing an item people wanted/needed. He and his brother went on to work in their Dad's construction company throughout high school. In his early 20's, Andrew and his brother Aaron amassed several million dollars of real estate within a 2 year period. With their combined abilities, they have completed over $10,000,000 of real estate transactions since starting at 21 and 24 years old. They have bought over 300 houses, and are currently doing 4-6 house deals per month. Currently, Andrew is focusing on growing his real estate portfolio and coaching students on how to create wealth in real estate. Andrew has a heart for people and loves to see them succeed. Steve Szumigale's Bio: Steve Szumigale is an entrepreneur, real estate investor, and real estate agent. He is founder of Freedom Sky Real Estate. www.freedomsky.com (2016- Current) A 2nd generation licensed real estate agent and a National Sales Excellence® award winner (Awarded to Top 5% of Realtors® USA 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) 250+ Transactions Closed (2010- Current), Steve has a master's degree in real estate investing: a graduate of real estate legend & guru, Ron LeGrand's Master's Program & Personal Mentorship (2017-2019). What you'll learn about in this episode: What big deals Steve and Andrew were able to complete in the month of January, and why both have had successful months with their investments Steve shares the biggest mistakes he sees in new investors, and he explains why believing in yourself and having the right mindset is key Andrew explains why too many new investors go into a deal with only one strategy and box themselves in, and why multiple strategies and being flexible are powerful assets Why delegation is important for maximizing the amount of deals you can do, and why following up on your leads is critical Why it is important to avoid taking too low of a non-refundable option deposit, and why you should set aside money from the deals you do for when you have to make a payment Why taking massive, intentional action is the only way to move the needle, and why paying too much is a painful pitfall to avoid Why Andrew regrets cashing out of too many deals and wishes he had stayed in some of his past deals Why there's a major difference between a tenant and a lease optioned tenant-buyer, and why lease option is always the preferable solution Why many new investors give up too soon rather than sticking with the system, and why lack of money should never be an obstacle Why being too focused on cost control is a bad idea, and why spending a little money to make a lot of money is always worthwhile Additional resources: Register for Ron's Webinar: www.TheMentorPodcast.com/pc Get Ron's $599 Wholesaling course for FREE when you join his Gold Club for ONLY $59 a month!

SHOW NOTESTwo big reasons for having today's guest on the show, and how I've been using Sanbo Zen meditation to stay mentally engaged and emotionally grounded during the pandemic. [00:00]Who is Andrew Huberman? [03:35]What's new and exciting in the world of neuroscience: how did we get here, who's getting involved, and where are we going? [05:26]What practical applications of neuroscientific discoveries does Andrew see becoming available in the not-too-distant future? [13:37]What is the vagus nerve, and how can it be manipulated to promote physical and mental well-being? [16:25]The therapeutic potential of neuromodulation and how it compares to traditional treatments. [24:46]Does treating neurological disorders (such as depression) with these new technologies last over the long haul, and is there concern they're just relieving symptoms without addressing their root causes? [27:06]Until this technology becomes available to consumers, what does Andrew suggest for people looking to improve their mood, hone their focus, and feel more productive? [31:53]Why exposing yourself to bright, natural light early in the day is essential for establishing optimal sleep patterns, how much is ideal, and why getting outside for your daily dose is key. [34:36]Why Andrew doesn't endorse blue-light blocking glasses to alleviate the effects of late-night exposure, and what he recommends instead. [38:46]Breathing exercises for stress reduction: physiological sighs contrasted with the Wim Hof method. [42:07]A practice Andrew considers to be "the one that has had the greatest effect on everything from ability to buffer stress [to] learning and memory": yoga nidra, or NSDR (non-sleep deep rest). [49:04]Nostril breathing versus mouth breathing. [52:32]How it's currently believed the glymphatic system works to remove neurotoxic waste from our brains as we sleep, protecting us against degenerative conditions like Alzheimer's disease. [57:29]Why Andrew does not recommend melatonin supplements for sleep -- and what he uses instead. [1:01:29]Supplements that may increase testosterone. [1:06:31]The pros and possible cons of creatine. [1:08:04]Why men shouldn't treat estrogen like an enemy, and what we should know about turmeric's effect on DHT. [1:08:44]Why there's no catch-all supplement to increase "cognitive" function, and one of the surprising compounds some of Andrew's Nobel-winning colleagues take for focus that he doesn't personally recommend. [1:10:15]Some cognitive-boosting supplements Andrew does recommend (and a few more he definitely does not). [1:11:54]Parting thoughts. [1:13:31]PEOPLE MENTIONEDHenry ShukmanMatthew MacDougallKarl DeisserothRobert G. HeathDavid SpiegelSamer HattarDavid BersonJamie ZeitzerWim HofBrian MackenzieJames NestorSandra KahnPaul R. EhrlichRobert SapolskyJared Diamond

This episode’s Community Champion Sponsor is Augmedix. To learn how they are revolutionizing the electronic health record: https://augmedix.com/passionatepioneers/ (CLICK HERE) --- At times, when patients experience healthcare's inefficiencies and brokenness, some of these patients turn their frustration into innovative startups that are dedicated to reimagining an industry that we all know can be so much better.  During this episode, Andrew Lockhart, the CEO of Fathom, joins us for an insightful discussion about how his team is applying the intersection of deep learning and natural language processing to the healthcare industry medical record.  While together, Andrew shares how his knee injury, and receiving his medical bill, opened his eyes to the opportunities to improve medical coding, a massive area in healthcare ripe for innovative ideas and technology.  Join us to learn from Andrew and the mission he is on in building Fathom and how you can get involved as we continue to work together to move our healthcare industry forward!  Episode Highlights: Andrew’s knee injury that led him to experiencing the broken healthcare system How Andrew went about learning the intricacies of medical coding  Why Andrew knew there is significant opportunity for improving the industry The opportunities to engage and partner with Andrew and the Fathom team About our Guest:  Andrew Lockhart is the cofounder and CEO of Fathom, a Google Ventures and Founders Fund backed startup using machine learning to automate medical coding. Previously, Andrew cofounded another venture-backed machine learning startup as well as lead design and innovation projects for Fortune 500 clients for global design firm, Idea Couture. He is active in the startup communities in both San Francisco and Toronto as a seed investor and mentor with StartX. Andrew received his MBA from Stanford and his BA from the University of Toronto. Links Supporting This Episode: Fathom website: https://fathomhealth.com/ (CLICK HERE) Andrew Lockhart LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewlockhart/ (CLICK HERE) Andrew Lockhart Twitter page: https://twitter.com/andrewlockhart (CLICK HERE) Visit our website: https://www.passionatepioneers.com/ (CLICK HERE) Subscribe to newsletter: https://forms.gle/PLdcj7ujAGEtunsj6 (CLICK HERE) Guest nomination form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScqk_H_a79gCRsBLynkGp7JbdtFRWynTvPVV9ntOdEpExjQIQ/viewform (CLICK HERE) Support this podcast

Our guest has trained the Bahrain cabinet on negotiation skills, served in the British army rising to the rank of Captain, and worked for some of the most well-known recruitment brands in the world. Join Andrea Ross, Talent Talk Asia podcast host and corporate trainer at The Career Establishment for an exclusive conversation with Andrew McNeilis, Managing Director, Asia Pacific for Phaidon International - the parent company of five specialist recruitment brands; Selby Jennings, DSJ Global, EPM Scientific, GLO Comms, and LVI Associates. Check out the BONUS EPISODE where our host shares her tips on how to provide feedback in a timely, frequent, and specific way. With Andrea’s former expertise leading teams, you do not want to miss this. This podcast is proudly sponsored by Vincere, the #1 CRM in the world. If you enjoy our podcast, follow us & share this episode with a colleague. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and LinkedIn for weekly tips from the host on the recruitment sector. To receive a 10% discount on our coaching programs, reach out and quote the word “Talent” at enquiries@thecareerestablishment.com. Course Outline: [02:04] - Introducing our guest, Andrew McNeillis. [10:00] - “Don’t take life too seriously as no-one gets out alive.” [11:35] - “Work very closely with people to build trust because if they’ve got your back, and you’ve got theirs, it tends to work.” [14:25] - Why it’s a privilege to lead people [22:45] - Interesting story about contracting in the UK [23:52] - An entertaining story by the host of life as a recruiter in London [29:00] - Receiving a dinosaur toy with its head ripped off! [30:20] - Internal conflict between Robert Walters and Resource Solutions [38:00] - Why Andrew left Resource Solutions (the RPO business of Robert Walters) [40:00] - Joining TMP, London. [41:00] - Pressures that companies put on people to make sure they make their numbers [46:00] - Building a team in Dubai - “Lords of the Flies Meets Recruitment.” [48:30] - Receiving a training gig to train the Bahrain Cabinet on Negotiation Skills [50:00] - Setting up his own consultancy company that led him to Phaidon Capital, COO [54:20] - Introduction on Phaidon International [58:20]- Addressing the boiler room reputation at Phaidon [1:00:00] - Hiring requirements and future plans for Phaidon International Connect with the guest: Andrew McNeilis, Managing Director, Asia Pacific of Phaidon International Reach out at https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewmcneilis/ Connect with the Host, Andrea Ross: Andrea.ross@thecareerestablishment.com Andrea.ross@talenttalkasia.com (if you are keen to be a guest on the show). enquiries@thecareerestablishment.com Connect with The Career Establishment: Follow Us: www.thecareerestablishment.com Follow Us: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrearossrecruitmenttrainer/ Follow Us: https://www.instagram.com/thecareerestablishment/ Guests mentioned on the show: Terry Benson https://www.linkedin.com/in/terry-benson-2392271a9/ Giles Daubeney, https://www.linkedin.com/in/gilesdaubeney/ Philip Eames https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-eames-2894601/ Ben Anderson https://www.linkedin.com/in/worldclassleadership/ Andrew Grant https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewbgrantnz/ Chris Herrmannsen https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisherrmannsen/ Jim Treacey https://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/10/business/10monster.html John Rose https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnirose/ Andrew Banks https://www.linkedin.com/in/arbanks/ Stephen Harrison https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-harrison-4b14349/ Harry Youtan https://www.linkedin.com/in/harryyoutan/ Kayleigh Regan https://www.linkedin.com/in/kayleighregan/ Tom Marks https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-marks/ Resources mentioned on the show: Podcast “Learn Mandarin Chinese with Paul Noble” https://soundcloud.com/harpercollinspublishers/learn-mandarin-chinese-with-5

Darren Grimes' guest today has a new book out next month, ‘Free Speech and Why It Matters’, which will be published on February 25th. The book comes at a time when the democratically elected President of the US can be kicked off of social media platforms, when banks that used to provide loans to his businesses shut off access to their capital and the new social media Twitter alternative, Parler, loses access to its hosting platform via Amazon Web Services. All of these things suggest there's a real problem when it comes to the new, de facto public square. In realising that we have a problem my guest argues that a new form of social justice activism, which perceives language as potentially violent, has prompted a national debate on where the limitations of acceptable speech should be drawn. So where should they be drawn and how do we go about doing it? 

That guest is of course Andrew Doyle, the writer, comedian and good friend of Twitter legend Titania McGrath. 00:00 - Welcome from Darren Grimes 02:15 - Why we need a book on the importance of free speech 06:35 - Andrew Doyle's religious upbringing 09:45 - How religious are today's social justice movements? 14:51 - Why Andrew reads his Twitter replies 21:40 - The 'gaslighting' around Parler and 'far-right' accusations 33:08 - How do free speech advocates tackle 'disinformation' 37:55 - Does Andrew Doyle still identify as 'Left wing'? 40:44 - Being obsessed with identity politics isn't 'Left wing' 53:27 - Will Titania McGrath place us in the gulags soon? 57:57 - Why we all need to fix the bravery deficit 01:05:34 - Closing remarks Buy Andrew's book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Free-Speech-Why-Matters/dp/034913538X Follow Andrew on Twitter: https://twitter.com/andrewdoyle_com ****** To make sure you never miss a single Reasoned video, click here to subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX469QlvW5gdPCMek-d-kuQ?sub_confirmation=1 Reasoned Conversations with Darren Grimes is also available as a podcast on all good podcast platforms: https://audioboom.com/channels/5028757 Reasoned is fan-funded through monthly and one-time donations: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-us-fund-and-grow-reasoned ****** Follow Reasoned on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReasonedUK Follow Reasoned on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ReasonedUK Follow Reasoned on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ReasonedUK Follow Darren on Twitter: https://twitter.com/darrengrimes_ Follow Darren on Facebook: https://twitter.com/thedarrengrimes Follow Darren on Instagram: http://Instagram.com/darrengrimes_

“ The benefits of real estate comparatively outweigh any other type of investment because not only do you receive cash flow and appreciation, you have tax advantages that you do not have with any other asset class. “ -Andrew Westling   Today I am interviewing Andrew Westling who is the Associate Director at Walker and Dunlop, which is a commercial real estate lending firm that for the past few years has held 13% of the market in commercial real estate. At Walker & Dunlop Andrew is responsible for closings and new loan originations for nationwide commercial real estate. He has presented at my FIBI Pasadena Multifamily meeting.  Andrew Westling: Received a Bachelor of Science in business administration (BSBA) with a dual concentration in finance and accounting from the Questrom School of Business at Boston University. He started his career in finance in the private banking sector where he eventually moved into real estate. Before Walker & Dunlop he was a Director at George Elkins Mortgage Banking Company. He was also the Vice President for Union Banks private bank for 5 years. Andrew has underwritten and closed $1.1 billion in debt and equity financing for various property types in commercial real estate.    TOPICS COVERED IN THE EPISODE Walker and Dunlop  Debt equity  Why data is the key to investing  How to use data to your advantage  Transforming communities through real estate investing  The D’s of real estate  Responsible financing  The 3 hats to lending with Walker and Dunlop Are developers building to rent  Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Why you should use a loan broker Multifamily, stable cash flow properties Stress the numbers  Finding yield through leverage Interest rate ceiling and floor Legacy assets Why Andrew chose real estate for his financial freedom   Listen now on Spotify or Apple iTunes or watch on Youtube to find out how Andrew found his Real Estate Breakthrough! The Real Estate Breakthrough Show with Christina Suter is where we talk about the reality of real estate, the mindset you need and the tips and tricks to get you moving forward in investing. Join us every week and learn everything you need to know to invest in real estate education and create real wealth for a lifetime.   Find out more about Andrew here:  Website walkerdunlop.com Phone 617-840-2943 Email awestling@walkerdunlop.com

Andrew Kline brings a broad background of professional sports experience, investment banking expertise, and industry knowledge to Park Lane. Kline has advised on M&A transactions in all of the major sports and also been fundamental in obtaining financing for many early-stage sports-based businesses. Kline is currently a member of the Stanford Executive Circle, Young Presidents Organization (YPO), the Association of Corporate Growth, the NFLPA, and the NFL Retired Players Association. In 2013, at the age of 36, Kline was named to The M&A Advisor’s 40 Under 40 list. Kline was also named to SportsBusiness Journal’s 2016 Power Players List in the Advisory category. Prior to founding Park Lane, Kline was drafted by the NFL World Champion St. Louis Rams, for whom he played center and quick guard. After retiring from the NFL, Kline became an active investor in the San Diego and Arizona real estate markets and brought sizable returns to investors in his fund. Kline also founded The Australian Surf Academy (sold to Surf Diva in 2004) and The Athletes Agency (sold 49% in 2005). Kline also served as the Chairman of the Athletes for Rudy Giuliani Coalition during Giuliani’s bid for the presidency. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Navy SEAL Family Foundation and is very active in fundraising efforts for Special Forces and Special Operations Forces. Kline attended San Diego State University, where he majored in Psychology, and the Business Management & Entrepreneurship Program at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Kline has FINRA Series 7 and 63 registrations. Some of the Topics Covered by Andrew Kline in this Episode What Park Lane does and the different areas they're involved with Why Andrew decided to start Park Lane Starting a surfing company and real estate company Andrew's journey trying to buy the St. Louis Blues Helping sell Sidney's Kimmel's stake in the Miami Heat Building the team at Park Lane Navigating the 2008 financial crisis and how Andrew climbed out of the crash Managing a team of high-performers How Andrew looks at pursuing new opportunities for his business Time management and how Andrew manages his time What fuels Andrew today Andrew's experience playing for the St. Louis Rams The impact of twice-daily mediation on Andrew's performance Sign up for The Weekly Grind, for actionable insights and stories from successful entrepreneurs delivered to your inbox once per week: https://www.justgogrind.com/newsletter/ Listen to all episodes of the Just Go Grind Podcast: https://www.justgogrind.com/podcast/ Follow Justin Gordon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/justingordon212 Follow Justin Gordon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justingordon8/

Andrew Cotton is a professional big wave surfer, top level athlete, adventurer and guest speaker. He is now one of the world's most respected big wave surfers basing himself in Nazare, Portugal and West Ireland for much of the big wave season. He also travels the globe surfing some of the biggest and heaviest waves on the planet such as Peahi in Hawaii, Mavericks in California and The Right in West Australia. In this episode: Andrews story from fixing sinks and toilets as a plumber to becoming a professional big wave surfer. Why Andrew decided to go all in on his dream of being a big wave surfer. Andrew's training and nutrition regimes which help him perform in his sport. Andrew's mindset and being in the moment when surfing some of the biggest waves on the planet. How Andrew came back from a near fatal wipe out, where he sustained a broken back, his rode to recovery and rehabilitation from injury. Andrew's feelings and emotions whilst riding big waves. Andrew's favourite places to surf plus his goals for the future. Plus much, much more! Connect with Andrew: https://www.instagram.com/andrew_cotty/ https://www.andrewcotton.co.uk/ Connect with me: https://www.instagram.com/aliwestcoach/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR9Oe_kjET63UrlCyIXlsnA https://www.kinetikfitness.co.uk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliwestcoach/ https://www.facebook.com/thekinetikfitnessshow Book your coaching call with me (50% off for Black Friday): https://westcoachingconsultcall.as.me/consultation Get 15% of Pure Himalayan Shilajit with code: aliwest : https://www.purehimalayanshilajit.com/buy-shilajit/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thekinetikfitnessshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thekinetikfitnessshow/support

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid Episode 48: From Finland to Financial Freedom   In the conversation with today’s guest, Andrew Keel, you’ll learn the following:   [00:26 - 02:40] Andrew’s profile, in Billy’s guest introduction. [02:40 - 09:17] The backstory and life journey of Andrew up to today, in his own words. [09:17 - 11:02] What Andrew learned from the experience of living overseas and playing team sports that benefits business and helps growth today. [11:02 - 12:16] What sales and sales management experience has taught Andrew that helps him and his team. [12:16 - 14:56] Why Andrew decided to make the move from paper assets to Real Asset investments. [14:56 - 19:11] Lessons which Andrew learned from his Father that are useful today. [19:11 - 21:43] What Andrew is doing to educate communities where his team is located. [21:43 - 28:46] What criteria to look out for in a mobile home park that lets you know if it is a good one to invest in. [28:46 - 30:50] The vision and reasoning behind Andrew’s decision to invest further afield in multiple States. [30:50 - 33:50] Rentals for non-owned lots versus owned lots, and the difference between owning the plot of land and owning the land plus the mobile home itself. [33:50 - 37:00] The importance of having strong systems in place in order to be able to successfully scale the business to multiple States and beyond.   Here’s what Andrew  shared with us during today’s conversation: Where in the world Andrew is currently: Oviedo, Florida. Favourite European city: Ravello, Italy. The best thing to happen in the past 24hours: Having friends from Nebraska over for dinner and enjoying a great evening together! A mistake Andrew would like you to learn from so you don’t have to pay full price for it: Be wary of any issues that may require a capital call in order to be resolved, and be ready and prepared to do so if necessary. Book Recommendation: Forever Cash, by Jack Bosch.   Be sure to reach out and connect with Andrew Keel by using the info below:   https://www.keelteam.com Go to the above website and fill in the contact form, and someone from Andrew’s team will be in contact to set up a call.   Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   To see the Video Version of today’s conversation just CLICK HERE.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He’s made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

Andrew Cushman has a BS in a Chemical Engineering from Texas A&M University. After graduation, Andrew worked in a Chemical Engineering company for 7 years in a variety of supervisory positions. During that time, Andrew (joined by his wife in 2004) experimented with a variety of businesses in the hopes of making the jump from W-2 employee to entrepreneur. In 2007 Andrew discovered house flipping and left his corporate position to start a business in real estate investment. Starting off with single-family properties in the depths of the recession, Andrew completed 24 single family flips (purchase, rehab, sell), all of which were very profitable. In 2011 Andrew transitioned to the acquisition and repositioning of multifamily properties, acquiring a mostly vacant 92 unit property on the other side of the country as a first deal. That first property was eventually sold for several times its original purchase price, and Andrew now acquires B Class, Value-add properties throughout the Southeast. In total, Andrew and his team have acquired and re-positioned 1,796 multifamily units to date. Outside of the business world, Andrew has been a certified alpine ski instructor and when not working in real estate enjoys surfing, backcountry skiing, and time with his family. Andrew is married with two children and resides in Southern California. What You Will Learn: How Andrew raised $1.2 Million financing in 6 months for his real estate property deal in 2011. Andrew shares the remodeling and renovation he had done on the property. Andrew’s staging approach to improving real estate investment properties.   How Andrew refinances the property for another 3 years and sold it for around $1.7Million. Andrew shares his geographic strategies, both the wide and narrow scope with good demographic trends. The implementation of strict screening procedures for the real estate property investments especially in areas badly affected by recessions. Andrew’s insights that there is no such thing as a “bad market” only “bad strategy”. Why Andrew’s team is looking between 80 to 230 units per asset. How Andrew selects somebody for property management. The roles of Rehab coordinators for Andrew’s property deals. The best way for people to connect with Andrew. Additional Resources from Andrew Cushman: Cell Phone: (714) 873-6426 Email: andrew@vpacq.com Website: https://www.vpacq.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-cushman-959471a/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DAPT-Acquisitions-456701027786429/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vantagepointacquisitions/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr_PLJ2AoRH6PNc7Zi27XPA

Go to college, they said. It’s the only way to be successful, they said. But what if you can totally live the American dream without a degree? What if you can make six figures working in the trades, performing essential services that most people aren’t willing to do? Andrew Aranda is the Founder and CEO of Pure Plumbing, an award-winning business that started in his garage. A fourth-generation plumber, Andrew has 20 years of experience in the construction industry and has developed a particular expertise in the residential plumbing sector. He is also the creator of Modern Day Tradesman, a platform dedicated to bringing respect back to the trades. On this episode of Destined to Be, Andrew joins us to discuss the income potential of working in an essential service trade, explaining how he built a successful plumbing business in Las Vegas by answering every call and being true to his word. He shares his focus on customer service, describing how he trains his employees to make customers feel comfortable and builds a culture of honesty with his team. Listen in for insight on what Andrew is doing to build awareness around the trades and find out how you can get involved in his new Modern Day Tradesman initiative. Key Takeaways Andrew’s upbringing in a family business environment The income potential of working in an essential service trade like plumbing (that most people won’t do) How Andrew learned about other trades doing construction rehab projects and ground-up development Andrew’s focus on customer service and delivering a good experience Why it’s crucial to get in the trenches with the people you lead How Andrew trains his employees to make customers feel comfortable The challenge around training employees quickly enough to uphold the reputation you’ve developed How Andrew built a reputation by answering every call What it takes to transition from a one-man show to a successful company How Andrew creates a culture of honesty and builds connection with his employees Why Andrew is creating Modern Day Tradesman to build awareness around the trades How Andrew sees sales as doing something FOR a customer—not TO them Connect with Andrew Pure Plumbing The Modern Day Tradesman Modern Day Tradesman on Instagram Modern Day Tradesman on Facebook Modern Day Tradesman on YouTube Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory Destined to Be Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram REVOLUTION WELLNESS Facebook Group Resources Arete Syndicate Entrepreneurial Operating System for Business Dirty Jobs Tony Robbins Books by Zig Ziglar Millionaire Success Habits by Dean Graziosi

Make It Happen with Will Polston - Episode - 052 - The 4 Keys - Business, Body, Relationships and Mindset With Andrew Sillitoe Part 1 Episode Notes Make It Happen with Will Polston - Episode - 052 - The 4 Keys - Business, Body, Relationships and Mindset With Andrew Sillitoe Part 1 Make It Happen with Will Polston is a weekly podcast that consists of a combination of episodes with Mindset Strategist Will Polston and episodes with Will's guests from around the world providing you with insights on how you can transform your excuses into results to benefit yourself, your family, your friends, your community, society, humanity and the universe, what he calls - The Ripple Effect. Andrew Sillitoe is a business psychologist, performance coach, public speaker and author. Blending 20 years' experience as an elite international sportsman and coach along with three published books and an acclaimed TED talk.   Andrew's innovative and straight-talking views on leadership, teamwork and strategy has resulted in his advice and guidance being sought after by key figures at several FTSE 100 companies.   In 1997, Andrew made the move to Canada to pursue a professional roller hockey career and develop his coaching skills. He succeeded in both, becoming the first British player to play professionally while his thriving coaching business was born.   Since then he developed a new method to enable elite athletes and business leaders to fulfil their potential. This was the seed that eventually blossomed into his renowned 4 Keys Method. In this episode, Will has Andrew as his guest and they talk about: - Why Andrew cares so much about business owners - The 3 ideas to be a better business owner  - Why strength is a great primary focus for your body To find out more about Andrew Sillitoe click here. Join the free Make It Happen Community Facebook group by clicking here.

In this episode, Andrew Tarvin, the world's first humor engineer and founder of Humor at Work shares his thoughts on using humor in business communication. Insights he shares include: Why Andrew left P&G to start Humor at workWhy is humor important in business communicationWhat are the potential downsides of using humor in business communicationWhat are key opportunities and threats of using humor in business communicationCan humor be used to persuade more effectivelyFrom a sales point of view does humor work best as a top-funnel technique?How to ensure that humor aligns with your brand identityWhat if you can’t joke about what you’re sellingLet’s say I run a brand that has never used humor in content marketing before. How do I startCan humor be used to elicit more feedback and insight into a customer's experiencesand much more

As the social climate continues to become increasingly tense in the US, with the pandemic, politics, and proposed tax hikes, it’s becoming more important for entrepreneurs to have a plan B. Today’s guest is Andrew Henderson, Founder of Nomad Capitalist, a boutique advisory firm that provides entrepreneurs with holistic plans to legally reduce taxes, get second passports and create wealth offshore. He joins us to provide insights both into his company and the issue of geopolitical diversification generally. We discover the services that Nomad Capitalist offers, and how Andrew, having lived and invested in numerous countries, adds his particular expertise. We hear how Andrew splits up his time throughout the year and why he encourages people to consider lesser-known countries as options. The conversation naturally goes to the pandemic, how it’s affected Nomad Capitalist’s business, and why the government’s reaction has been such an eye-opener. While many people continue to have a strong allegiance to the United States brand-name, Andrew believes that the COVID crisis has revealed some truths that we can no longer ignore, making a second passport that much more crucial. To hear more about the importance of not being tied to one place and having an escape hatch, be sure to tune in today.   TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:41] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [00:20] Get to know Andrew, his background, and what his company, Nomad Capitalist does. [00:59] Nomad Capitalist’s founding story and why Andrew thinks it has been so successful. [02:48] The company’s content-heavy strategy which has helped with their growth. [04:23] How the business runs and makes money as an advisory firm. [06:08] Getting started with Nomad Capitalist – How entrepreneurs would get the ball rolling.  [07:37] Andrew’s thoughts for US founders who feel uneasy about the social climate.  [10:10] Some up and coming countries Andrew recommends founders check out. [12:05] Andrew’s trifecta idea and splitting your time up between three places per year. [14:14] Some of the places where Andrew has properties and where he’s looking to buy. [15:00] Hear Andrew’s takeaways about COVID and the lasting impacts of the pandemic.  [16:25] The importance of not being stuck in one place. [17:40] Enquiry growth at Nomad Capitalist over the years and revenue increase. [19:49] Geopolitical diversification and why you should consider a second passport. [21:42] Why Andrew renounced his US citizenship and the backlash he’s faced. [26:21] The over-attachment people have to the brand name of America. [27:36] Andrew’s take on crypto, the future of the dollar, and ways to hedge against the dollar. [29:16] Looking back, what Andrew wishes he had done differently. [30:08] Some of the books and other media that have been inspiring Andrew. [33:13] Additional services Nomad Capitalist offers and how much entrepreneurs should set aside. [38:02] How to find Andrew online.   Resources From The Interview:   Nomad Capitalist Nomad Capitalist on YouTube Andrew Henderson on Twitter Andrew Henderson on LinkedIn Andrew Henderson on Instagram Nomad Capitalist Robert Kiyosaki on Twitter Salome Zourabichvili Donald J. Trump The Heritage Foundation Louis Vuitton The Imagineering Story  Must read book: The Ride of a Lifetime, EntreLeadership   Andrew's Links: https://nomadcapitalist.com/ https://nomadcapitalist.com/2019/07/19/portugal-golden-visa/ https://www.youtube.com/nomadcapitalist https://www.instagram.com/nomadcapitalist/ https://www.facebook.com/nomadcapitalist   Leave Some Feedback:   What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed   Connect with Eric Siu:    Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter  

Andrew Bernstein who is the Talent Acquisition Coordinator at Propeller. He is a people and operations professional who has worked in the life science space as well as in the hardware and software industry within drone mapping. He cares about people, loves helping startup organizations succeed, and loves his wife and 5 pets. Another great passion Andrew has is his love of sports, whether it be watching his Boston sports teams, playing tennis and pickleball competitively, or analyzing individual players and strategy in football, baseball and basketball. Topics that Sean and Andrew cover on this weeks episode of the People Analytics podcast include  Defining consultative and how it relates to recruiting  Why Andrew feels Propeller hasn't lost a single member of the team under his tenure What a "top grade" interview is and why it matters Why you should prioritize a positive candidate experience in your hiring process How platforms like Glassdoor affect investing in the candidate experience  What you can start doing today to improve your company's candidate experience Resources:  Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/26329.Emotional_Intelligence Beartown by Frederik Backman - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33413128-beartown First Round Capital - https://firstround.com/ First Round Article on Diversity and Inclusion - https://firstround.com/review/eight-ways-to-make-your-dandi-efforts-less-talk-and-more-walk/ Connecting with Andrew  Connect with Andrew on his cell at 310-502-4098 Connect with Andrew over Email at andrew.bernst3in@gmail.com

In this episode of the AI Alignment Podcast, Andrew Critch joins us to discuss a recent paper he co-authored with David Krueger titled AI Research Considerations for Human Existential Safety. We explore a wide range of issues, from how the mainstream computer science community views AI existential risk, to the need for more accurate terminology in the field of AI existential safety and the risks of what Andrew calls prepotent AI systems. Crucially, we also discuss what Andrew sees as being the most likely source of existential risk: the possibility of externalities from multiple AIs and AI stakeholders competing in a context where alignment and AI existential safety issues are not naturally covered by industry incentives.  Topics discussed in this episode include: - The mainstream computer science view of AI existential risk - Distinguishing AI safety from AI existential safety  - The need for more precise terminology in the field of AI existential safety and alignment - The concept of prepotent AI systems and the problem of delegation  - Which alignment problems get solved by commercial incentives and which don’t - The threat of diffusion of responsibility on AI existential safety considerations not covered by commercial incentives - Prepotent AI risk types that lead to unsurvivability for humanity You can find the page for this podcast here: https://futureoflife.org/2020/09/15/andrew-critch-on-ai-research-considerations-for-human-existential-safety/ Timestamps:  0:00 Intro 2:53 Why Andrew wrote ARCHES and what it’s about 6:46 The perspective of the mainstream CS community on AI existential risk 13:03 ARCHES in relation to AI existential risk literature 16:05 The distinction between safety and existential safety  24:27 Existential risk is most likely to obtain through externalities  29:03 The relationship between existential safety and safety for current systems  33:17 Research areas that may not be solved by natural commercial incentives 51:40 What’s an AI system and an AI technology?  53:42 Prepotent AI  59:41 Misaligned prepotent AI technology  01:05:13 Human frailty  01:07:37 The importance of delegation  01:14:11 Single-single, single-multi, multi-single, and multi-multi  01:15:26 Control, instruction, and comprehension  01:20:40 The multiplicity thesis  01:22:16 Risk types from prepotent AI that lead to human unsurvivability  01:34:06 Flow-through effects  01:41:00 Multi-stakeholder objectives  01:49:08 Final words from Andrew This podcast is possible because of the support of listeners like you. If you found this conversation to be meaningful or valuable, consider supporting it directly by donating at futureoflife.org/donate. Contributions like yours make these conversations possible.

Has the transition to relying more on technology during COVID-19 added to an already stressful situation –– or were you already using technology in your practice? Today, Matt is joined by returning guest Andrew Healy, co-founder of Water & Wall, a marketing and communications company that works with brands across the financial spectrum.  Andrew talks about how RIAs who had been hesitant about video conferencing were suddenly forced to dip their toes in the digital pool when COVID-19 hit the U.S. He shares what advisors have done well from a digital-marketing perspective, how they’ve redefined the client experience, and what fundamental aspects of advice-giving had a chance to shine during the early stages of the pandemic.   In this episode, you will learn:   Ways that RIAs day-to-day work has been impacted by COVID-19 How RIAs have adapted to using new technologies What changes advisors have made to their websites during the pandemic 5 questions to ask yourself when choosing what type of content to create How to use your interests to differentiate yourself from other advisors Why Andrew believes that RIAs have done a fantastic job with strengthening existing client relationships And more! Tune in now to learn how RIAs have managed to adapt with excellence during COVID-19. Resources:  Top Advisor Marketing | Water & Wall | Andrew Healy on LinkedIn Brought to you by: iris.xyz

Andrew Schena is the owner and founder of Capital Equity Partners and co-host of the podcast Cash Flow Giants. Capital Equity Partners is a real estate syndication company that develops real estate investment strategies. They focus on acquiring and operating multifamily assets in emerging markets across the U.S. Andrew believes in the power of shifting your mindset in order to live a great life. He also underlines the importance of harnessing personal growth to drive growth in your business. Here are some power takeaways from today’s conversation: Why Andrew started a podcast The first thing Andrew ever sold How his mindset shifted through a Tony Robbins organization The benefits of attending Tony Robbins’ live events You can’t have business growth without personal growth. How Andrew started and grew Capital Equity Partners Building one business after another within one silo Increasing the value of a parcel through the ZBA (zero balance account) process Influence marketing vs. direct marketing Their criteria for buying land and their land play How being an operator in real estate makes you a better investor Episode Highlights: Balancing Business Growth and Personal Growth You can't talk about business growth without discussing personal growth. You have a life outside of your business. Especially once you start to have a family, you can't spend all of your time on business. Otherwise, you'll ruin the relationships in your family. You have to create those types of freedoms. There are plenty of people who are incredibly successful but are completely miserable individuals. That's where the personal growth comes in. Life isn't worth living if you're miserable all the time. Find that balance and understand personal growth because personal growth not only resonates with your family life, but it also resonates with your business life. Starting and Growing Capital Equity Partners They initially used other people's money to help source and build out their deals and they ultimately educated themselves on the proper way to do it. So they went from flipping real estate properties to doing partial renovations on some single families. They soon started the general contracting firm and the real estate brokerage. They started a lot of different things that are all pretty vertical in that one silo to help facilitate the business. As they matured, they got more into development and repurposing assets and increasing density on parcels within the city. Influence Marketing vs. Direct Marketing Direct marketing works with sellers because you have to have a presence. You need to get their attention through something directly targeted at them. Whereas marketing for investors is more about influence. A seller just wants to know that you've got the ability to close and help their situation and make the best deal for them. So it's important to build your credibility online and have a bit of social media influence. But for investors, you need to meet people one-on-one and have all the social media influence out there to get somebody to potentially invest with you. So it's a multi-tiered touch approach before somebody invests with you. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erikecabral/support

On today’s show, we are happy to welcome someone we’ve wanted to have on for some time now, Andrew Wilkinson. He is currently a Managing Partner at Tiny Capital, as well as the Founder of MetaLab, which helped design Slack. Along with this, Andrew is also invested in a range of other companies. In this episode, we learn more about his incredible journey and how he grew a passion for tech and design into a range of flourishing businesses. Andrew also sheds light on his investing education and overcoming his initial reluctance to see the power of investments. For Andrew, being an entrepreneur is about freedom to create the life you want, and having time to pursue your interests, which is how he saw the value of delegating. This is not easy when you are starting out your entrepreneurial journey, as Andrew knows, but as a company scales, so too should the owner’s levels of delegation. We take a look at the types of businesses Tiny Capital is interested in and why they are only pursuing simple business models. Our conversation then takes a turn into a different interest of Andrew’s — subscription podcasts. We discuss why these are such effective, yet untapped income-generating models and Andrew shares some of the work they are doing in this space. We then circle back to Tiny and leadership more generally where Andrew unpacks the importance of incentives along with his characteristic lazy leadership style. Andrew’s self-reflexivity and ability to talk openly about his weaknesses is truly refreshing. This conversation was a great look into what it really means to be an entrepreneur. Be sure to tune in today!   TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:21] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [01:16] Hear more about Andrew’s background and his varied business journey so far.  [06:58] What led Andrew to learn about investing and what stood out to him in his education. [09:39] Why Andrew is not a good CEO and what he has done to compensate for this. [10:41] Learn about a launchpad business and the opportunities it provides owners. [11:04] A common mistake entrepreneurs make: Building the first business to be venture-backed.  [12:50] What Andrew’s day-to-day looks like and the different activities he’s involved in. [14:09] The kinds of businesses that Tiny Capital is currently interested in. [16:05] How Tiny buys businesses and some of the terms they stipulate. [17:01] Insights on how Tiny brings companies down from unrealistic venture valuations.  [18:05] Tiny’s organizational structure and tips for anyone looking to start something similar. [20:58] Some of the characteristics that Andrew looks for when hiring a CEO. [21:48] Why hiring great executives when starting out is so difficult. [22:26] The different comp structures that are appropriate for these high-level executives. [23:13] How Tiny interprets profitability and different ways to manage cashflow. [24:18] The difficulties Tiny’s staff faced working on the range of entities and splitting attention. [26:10] Find out about subscription podcasts and why Andrew is so passionate about them. [31:09] Andrew’s interest in the No Code movement and why it’s valuable for business owners. [35:02] The motivation behind Tiny’s Twitter ads and their efficacy in relation to deal flow. [36:55] Andrew’s take on incentivization, common mistakes, and examples of good ones. [40:53] Incentive-related resources that have helped Andrew. [41:47] How Tiny thinks about company culture after founders have departed. [44:29] What it means to be a ‘lazy leader,’ and the role a CEO should play. [46:28] Books that have shaped Andrew as an investor.  [48:11] Andrew’s favorite tool that’s not part of his portfolio.   Resources From The Interview:   Tiny Capital MetaLab Andrew Wilkinson on Twitter  Andrew Wilkinson on LinkedIn Dribbble  Designer News Slack WeWork Steve Jobs TechCrunch Coinbase Shopify Warren Buffet SpaceX Berkshire Hathaway Zack Onisko Creative Market Supercast Tim Ferriss Joe Rogan DoubleUp Squarespace Flytographer Lambda School Bubble Coda Zapier Anthony Casalena on LinkedIn Charles Munger The Psychology of Human Misjudgment My First Million Superhuman SaneBox Jason Fried Basecamp HEY Must read books: The Dhandho Investor, Tao of Charlie Munger, Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist   Leave Some Feedback:   What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed   Connect with Eric Siu:    Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter

Today’s guest on the Chasing Poker Greatness podcast is the host of the “Thinking Poker” podcast and author of Play Optimal Poker 1 and 2 Andrew Brokos.Andrew’s another one of those human beings who makes you consider your personal beliefs.Recently on Twitter in a thread about the Daniel Negreanu WSOP software meltdown Andrew left me with a this statement, “One last thought for you specifically, very few people have chased poker greatness as successfully as Daniel Negreanu and this is where it got him.”Which I equated to throwing a grenade and leaving the room.With that thought in mind I just want to make absolute certain one person’s version of poker greatness does not have to be yours. It’s a personal aspiration that each and every one of us, myself included, should consider deeply.I genuinely hope that through this podcast, if nothing else, you will gain the necessary tools needed to answer this question for you and you alone.And it’s my ultimate wish that you take special care on your emotional, physical, and spiritual as you endeavor to chase your version of poker greatness.With that said, in today’s episode you’re going to learn: - The surprising “why” behind the beginning of Andrew’s poker career.- Why Andrew has found poker attracts the kinds of souls he tends to enjoy spending time with.- An awesome tactic he uses to measure his level of play in live tournaments.- And much, MUCH more!So, without any further ado, I bring to you podcaster, author, and thinker Andrew Brokos.

In the latest of our 'career stories' themed interviews, we talk to Frank co-founder Andrew Bloch.To those of you that are surprised that Andrew hasn't been on the show before, we can confirm that he hasn't, and he's definitely in the category of one of those guests that we've been saving up!As many of you will know, Andrew co-founded Frank PR in 2000 and it has become one of the UK's largest consumer shops with a fee income of approximately £8m in 2019.Here are some of the themes Andrew and PRmoment Podcast host Ben Smith discuss on the show:02.30 mins Why did Andrew decide to leave Frank?04.04 mins How did Andrew tell Frank’s Chairman, Graham Goodkind, who he had worked with for 20 years, that he wanted to leave.04.05 mins Andrew outlines his plan, post-Frank.06.38 mins Why Andrew doesn’t want to set up another PR firm.07.00 mins Andrew tell us how he came to write, perhaps, The Worlds Most Expensive Press Release!07.44 mins On how he started his career in PR, Andrew says he “ended up at Lynne Franks PR” essentially because he was frustrated that he hadn’t been able to get into advertising.08.40 mins How it was “pure luck” that he met Graham Goodkind at Lynne Franks PR. Andrew says he owes Graham “everything” in terms how his career has developed since.09.25 mins Andrew talks us through how many of the class of '95 at Lynne Franks PR have gone on to do amazing things in their careers.10.37 mins Does Andrew regret not moving to a senior in-house role?13.31 mins Why Andrew turned Graham Goodkind down 3 times before agreeing to join him in setting up Frank.16.52 mins Andrew gives us his highlights of the Frank story.18.14 mins Andrew says building a strong brand for Frank was the most important element in building the business.21.33 mins Andrew tells us why he and Graham sold Frank after only 7 years.22.36 mins Andrew talks us through what purchasers of agencies are looking for and what a realistic valuation, in terms of a ratio to profit, is for a PR firm currently.25.08 mins Why now is a very good time for PR mergers and acquisitions.26.00 mins Andrew talks about his new role as an advisor to PCB Partners, advising them on PR acquisitions.37.00 mins Franks growth plateaued 11/12 years in. In hindsight, Andrew discusses why that happened and how they got the business’s momentum back.38.30 mins Andrew talks about why Frank didn’t scale internationally to the extent some other PR firms have done.42.40 mins Andrew talks about his relationship with Graham Goodkind.47.00 mins Andrew defines the type of PR person he is - and how he hopes PR will remember him!

Today on Leveling Up we welcome Andrew Fischer from Choozle. Andrew is the co-founder and CEO of the company and he shares some of their story and what makes the business tick. Choozle is a digital advertising software platform that leverages detailed consumer data to power programmatic advertising campaigns across multiple platforms. They do this through one, intuitive interface and this model has proved very successful for Andrew and his team, having raised over $14 million since they began work in 2012! In our conversation, we chat about the service they provide to their clients and what sets them apart from other advertising services in the space. Andrew gives us a few interesting statistics and breaks down some hiring numbers before we talk about customer acquisition and adapting to the new world in a post-COVID landscape. We chat about the future of media and the increasing trends away from cable television, so to hear it all, make sure to tune in! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:21] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [00:54] How Choozle works, the service they provide and how they make money. [02:30] Why to choose Choozle! Making the most of the average consumer.  [03:40] Ideal business sizes for the company and their preference for independent agencies. [04:53] Employee-growth at Choozle; the peaks that the company has hit. [06:15] Choozle's focus on programmatic advertising campaigns. [07:19] Costs involved in working with the company and the array of budgets they work with. [08:30] Current steps that Choozle is taking to extend their service for customers. [10:50] Trends in television and media consumption in the contemporary climate.  [11:25] Business during the pandemic and how Choozle is weathering the storm. [12:57] Customer acquisition strategies at Choozle over the last few years. [14:11] The type of startup Andrew would back right now! [14:51] Andrew's two essential book recommendations. [15:55] Why Andrew has returned to a simpler practice of note-taking.   Resources From The Interview:   Andrew Fischer on Twitter Choozle  Roku Fire AT&T The Last Dance  Evernote    Must read books: The Hard Thing About Hard Things and Shoe Dog     Leave Some Feedback:     What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed     Connect with Eric Siu:    Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter    

Andrew Maynard (@2020science) is the Director of the Risk Innovation Lab at Arizona State University, a Professor in the School for the Future of Innovation in Society and the author of Films from the Future: The Technology and Morality of Sci-Fi Movies. Andrew's research focuses on risk innovation and the responsible development and use of emerging technologies. He is especially interested in effective approaches to developing socially responsive, responsible and beneficial technologies; understanding and responding to the technology and society dynamic; and effective science communication and engagement – particularly through social media.Andrew is widely published in the academic press and in public media and stretch from physics and nanotechnology to toxicology, risk perception, governance, and policy. He writes regularly for the journal Nature Nanotechnology and is a frequent contributor to The Conversation. He also directs and produces the YouTube science education channel “Risk Bites” and blogs at 2020science.org.Andrew’s science training is in nanoparticle analysis – and for many years he conducted and led research on aerosol exposure in occupational settings. In the early 2000’s he became increasingly involved in guiding US federal initiatives supporting nanotechnology research and development, and in addressing potential risks. In 2005 he became Chief Science Advisor for the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies (and later the Synthetic Biology Project) at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and for five years helped inform national and global initiatives addressing the responsible development of nanotechnology. Over this period, he became increasingly interested in science communication and science policy and began working closely with academics, policymakers, industry, non-government organizations, and journalists, on science-informed decision making. This interest continued between 2010 - 2015 as Director of the University of Michigan Risk Science Center, and Chair of the Environmental Health Sciences Department. In 2015 he joined the faculty of the School for the Future of Innovation in Society at Arizona State University to continue his work and collaborations on socially responsible, responsible and beneficial research and development.In the course of his work, Andrew has testified before congressional committees, has served on National Academy panels, and has worked closely with organizations such as the World Economic Forum and the International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI) that promote public-private partnerships.In our wide-ranging conversation, we cover many things, including:- The biggest risks to humanity's future- Why Andrew is excited and terrified about AI and synthetic biology- Which areas of technology are most susceptible to negative consequences- The reason Ex Machina is such a terrifying example of artificial intelligence- How we can use science fiction to ask deep philosophical questions about society- Why Andrew is that worried about the killer AI scenario- The big difference between corporations and universities when it comes to technological innovation- How Andrew thinks about risk and why it is different than most- Why man's reach exceeds his grasp and what to do about it- The reason Andrew is optimistic and pessimistic about the future- Why nanotechnology has disappointed to date and where we go from here- Is China or the US a more surveillance driven country?

This week Oliver interviews Andrew Salzberg, former head of Transportation Policy at Uber, and now a Loeb Fellow at Harvard about his work in radically decarbonising transport. Oliver worked with Andrew at Uber, and he’s been thinking about the intersection between climate, transportation and technology longer than most. It’s a great conversation touching on the challenge ahead and opportunities that abound.Specifically, they dig into:his work at TfL, the World Bank and Uber and then now, focussing on decarbonising transport.the challenges and opportunities for decarbonising the transport sector, and where Micromobility might be able to helphow can these modelling exercises actually get integrated into decision making processes and funded, and who in the US is talking about it.The intersection of landuse change, PT, EV’s and Micromobility and others, and how the conversation can be ‘unsiloed’Why Andrew doesn’t think that decarbonization is inevitable, but how the renewable energy sector offers instructive examples of how tech can change the conversation.The opportunity for ‘policy feedback’ in further accelerating and ratcheting up new technologies to reduce emissionshow EVTOLS/‘flying cars’ represent an asymmetric risk to overall decarbonisation effortsEditor note: Andrew’s audio got lost towards the end, so we reverted to the backup. Apologies.

With everything that’s going on in the world, it’s safe to say that not a lot of us are speaking on stages right now. During this uncertain window of time, I wanted to bring you some of my favorite episodes of the show so far featuring guests that entertain you, amaze you, inform you, and educate you. So, I’ve prepared a special encore presentation of the episode featuring Andrew Davis. Drew is without question, the hardest working speaker in the business and an absolute joy. He has helped me with my business in the same way he has helped many others. Drew is one of my favorite folks on the planet, so it’s no surprise that he’s made it onto the Greatest Hits of Standing Ovation. You’re going to learn a lot from this episode, enjoy! Find out about: How Andrew’s delicious Meatloaf story has changed over time How visuals can enrich the delivery of a story Using audio from presentations to improve tone, pace, and rhythm, etc. Why Andrew infuses bounds of energy into each presentation How and why Andrew video tapes the audience’s reaction at each event Tips for rehearsing your speech until it’s perfect How to come up with an impactful lesson to share in your presentation Connect with Andrew Davis: Website (https://www.akadrewdavis.com/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/tpldrew) Twitter (https://twitter.com/DrewDavisHere) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/drewdavishere/) LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/drewdavishere) YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpIvq9-2mvqv4gcHJjG_s5w) Please Support Our Show Sponsors: (http://www.content10x.com/standingovation) to learn more! If you want to get better at the business of speaking, you need to attend a (https://3ringcircus.com/) bootcamp, run by Josh Linkner and his team. Josh has created a system that will get you more gigs, more repeat gigs and increase your fees. Get $500 off by using the promo code ‘standing’ on their website. Brand Builders Group are the best in the world at helping you find your personal brand and monetizing it. They're offering any Clappers who want to take their speaking and personal brand to the next level a free brand strategy call. Visit (http://www.brandbuildersgroup.com/so) to schedule your free call. For more information and to explore the show, (http://www.jaybaer.com/) .

Today I welcome to the show a fellow Podcast Host Andrew Fulford of the Enthuse Life Podcast, : A Podcast “guided by his untamed enthusiasm for life - sharing stories of guests who are forward thinking, inspiring, passionate in spirituality, wellness and adventure, campaigning and entrepreneurship” and of course a passion for endurance. Basically all of my favourite things! Andrew is of course another runner, a newbie runner as he has called himself before. Andrew recently undertook an epic challenge: the Home Ultra Treadmill - HUT85k as it became known. Andrew was due to run the Madeira Island Ultramarathon the other weekend, but the event was of course cancelled - given that Andrew felt fit and training had gone so well, he wanted to put his hard work and good fitness to the test. He ran the 85 km all on his treadmill at home in his lounge - all to raise vital funds for the Running Charity. What to Expect: How and Why Andrew got into running Why he went on to run longer and train for an ultra marathon The Mistakes he made in the lead up to his first Ultra Top Tips he’d give anyone thinking of moving to ultra marathons Andrew’s #WhyIRun What Benefits Andrew has discovered from Running The Enthuse Life Podcast The Homebound Ultra Treadmill 85k The Running Charity - Why he Chose them How he’s coping during current climate Current and Future Goals Links Andrew Fulford www.instagram.com/andrewfulf/ www.justgiving.com/fundraising/85k All Other Links: linktr.ee/andrewfulford The Running Charity https://www.therunningcharity.org/ Madeira Island Ultra-Trail https://www.miutmadeira.com/en/ Ultra-Trail Snowdonia https://www.instagram.com/utsrace/ www.utsrace.com Natalie - Not Another Runner www.instagram.com/notanotherrunner/ www.facebook.com/notanotherrunner/ notanotherrunner.home.blog/ All Other Links: linktr.ee/notanotherrunner

With more than 45 years in the real estate industry, there isn’t much Ray White Surfers Paradise Group Chief Executive Officer Andrew Bell hasn’t seen - including a crisis or 10. He witnessed the ‘70s credit squeeze, survived the 1987 stock market crash, made it through the national pilot strike and weathered the storm that was “the recession we had to have” with 18 per cent interest rates in the early ‘90s. Then followed the Asian Tech Crisis, the Y2K phenomenon, multiple stock market collapses and the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. It should come as no surprise then that Andrew doesn’t fear the current COVID-19 crisis, but views it as an opportunity to focus on your clients and hone your skills to navigate through it. In this enlightening episode of Elevate, Andrew shares what he learnt from the various crises that can help agents get through today’s tough climate, including what the 1987 stock market crash taught him about consumer confidence and how understanding the difficult steps ahead can make you the most powerful person in the market. Andrew also examines the impact of COVID-19 on the real estate market currently and predicts what the future holds, including must-have sales to repay mortgages and business loans and why buyers may smell “blood in the water.” Download the action guide for this episode with more links and resources at https://eliteagentelevate.com In this episode we discuss: The impact of September 11, the pilot strike, the early ‘90s recession, interest rates of 18 per cent and the Global Financial Crisis on the real estate market and why such events always last longer than initially predicted.Online auctions and other COVID-19 influenced activities and efficiencies that are here to stay.Why Andrew doesn’t fear the impact of COVID-19 and his tips for managing your team through the crisis, including what agents can tell clients who are hesitant at the moment.Why tough times either make or break agents and how being client focused, improving your skill base and viewing the crisis as an opportunity will stand you in good stead.Andrew’s advice for new agents, business owners and long-time leaders, including why the current conditions level the playing field and why if you come from a place of love it’s hard to fail. Resources: Ray White Surfers Paradise Group- The EventGoogle HangoutsLisa MessengerZoom Connect with Andrew: WebsiteLinkedInFacebook TwitterInstagram Connect with The Elite Agent Team: Twitter: @eliteagentmagFacebook:  Elite AgentWebsite:  EliteAgent.comShow: The Elevate PodcastYouTube: Elite Agent MagazineLinkedIn: Elite Agent MagazineInstagram: @eliteagentmagPinterest: Elite Agent Magazine Subscribe & Review the Elevate PodcastTo subscribe on iTunes, click here.To subscribe to Spotify, click here.To subscribe on Stitcher, click here.

Special Guest: Andrew Davis, Bestselling Author, Producer, and Keynote SpeakerIn this interview:Why Andrew's been called the "Malcolm Gladwell of business"How unconventional content partnerships lead to marketing successIndividual success = community successWhat makes a great keynote speechHow business can build and leverage loyaltyRead more about business and digital marketing here.*Andrew Davis will be the keynote speaker at MDX 2020 in Austin. Use promo code BYTHON to register now: http://go.meritdirect.com/MDX20-Registration!Visit TechFunnel.com for more information and subscribe to our weekly MarTech newsletter.

On today’s episode of The Psyche of Success Podcast we will bring on local business owner / author Andrew Brandt. Andrew started writing books at an early age and that writing came naturally to him, since he grew up at the library. I hope you enjoy hearing Andrew’s story on this episode of the Psyche of Success! What you will hear during the episode The first stories that Andrew wrote as a kid. How summer reading programs helped keep the love for reading alive. How reading books helps feed your mind to become a better writer. Andrew’s definition of success. How you can turn books into a class. How one takes the steps to writing a book. The process Andrew goes through when writing his books. What keeps Andrew up at night. How Andrew embraced his first one star review? Does a five star review really matter? The love of being self published How Andrew uses writing as a coping method. Andrews plan for audiobooks. Why Andrew chose the Indie Genre. Parting advice from Andrew on chasing your passion. Subscribe and Review in iTunes- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/psyche-of-success-podcast/id1481527977 Are you subscribed to my podcast, If not, please go do that now because that is what helps get this message to reach more people? Plus, I don’t want you to miss an episode. Each week, I’ll be releasing two new episodes and if you’re not subscribed there’s a good chance they’ll fly under the radar and you’ll miss out. Links mentioned in this episode Psyche of Success Psycheofsuccess.com Jody Holland Books SMART ASS FOR YOUR BS (bit.ly/smartassbook) Andrew Brandt Books In the Fog The Treehouse The Abduction of Sarah Phillips --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/psycheofsuccess/support

Idaho born and raised Andrew goes to Real Life Ministries, and is the vocalist and guitarist for the Christian band The Incandescent. Andrew shares what it is like being in a band and a peek into being in a christian band. Listen in as he share the power of Jesus and how living for Him has changed his life.On this episode we learn:*Why Andrew wanted to be a Christian music artist. *How Christian artist can struggle with identity. *What to do when your van breaks on the hottest day of the year. Remember when you walk in Other People's shoes you get a different perspective! Other People's Shoes is a non-profit tax-deductible organization. If you feel lead to give click here Have questions or want to give feedback call or text: 203-548-SHOE If you enjoy the show you can subscribe to us on your favorite podcast platforms, so you don't miss an episode. We would also love it if you could leave us a review on iTunes! To hear other episodes go to:www.opspodcast.comYouTube.comSocial Media:**Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: ** If you have questions or comments email us at: opspodcastshow@gmail.com

Andrew Hessel (@andrewhessel) is the CEO of Humane Genomics Inc., a seed-stage company developing virus-based therapies for cancer, starting with dogs and also co-founded the Genome Project-write, an international scientific effort working to engineer large genomes, including the human genome.Andy has been Singularity University faculty since 2009 and from 2012-2017 was the Distinguished Researcher at Autodesk Life Sciences.Andy’s goal is to help people better understand and use living systems to meet the needs of society and he has written articles on genetic technology for The Atlantic, Wired UK, and Huffington Post and given over 100 invited talks on next-generation biotechnology.In our wide-ranging conversation, we cover many things, including:- How we can use viruses to kill cancer- The reason synthetic biology is THE technology of this century- Why CRISPR babies we an inevitability and why we didn’t discuss them beforehand- How we can prevent biotech from becoming problematic- Why Andrew isn’t all that worried about bioterrorism- The reason students should study biological systems- How healthcare and pharma transform as we edit the code of life- The important differences between our ability to read and write genomes- What gene drives mean for the future of our species- Why viruses are the low hanging fruit of fighting disease- What biotech can mean for the sustainability of our planet- Why Andrew is fundamentally optimist about our future

When you tell a story, how much energy do you put into it? Andrew Davis is a highly caffeinated speaker who brings a high wire style to every gig. He's also one of the world’s most prolific marketing and communications speakers. Before becoming an internationally acclaimed keynote speaker, Andrew worked for The Muppets in New York, wrote for Charles Kuralt and produced for NBC’s Today Show. He’s got an impressive track record but what makes my jaw drop about Andrew is his infectious enthusiasm and magnetic speaking style. Andrew has some great stories and he’s not one to shy away from telling a lengthy and complex story. Actually, one of his all-time gems is a story about meatloaf. That’s right Clappers, for the first time in the history of Standing Ovation, you’re going to hear a delicious signature story all about the wonder that is meatloaf. Satisfy your cravings and hear all about how Andrew cooked up this great story, how it’s evolved over time and get your fill on Andrew’s top tips for exuding energy on stage. Find out about: Hear Andrew’s famous Meatloaf story and how it’s evolved over time Whether visuals are always needed to enrich the delivery of a story Using audio from presentations to improve tone, pace, and rhythm, etc. Why Andrew infuses bounds of energy into each presentation How and why Andrew video tapes the audience’s reaction at each event Tips for rehearsing your speech until it’s perfect How to come up with an impactful lesson to share in your presentation Please Support Our Show Sponsors: The sponsor of this episode is Content 10x (https://www.content10x.com/) , the content repurposing experts who have a unique service just for speakers called Talk 10x, where they transform your presentation into a suite of unique content to help spread your message. For more information on Standing Ovation, (https://www.jaybaer.com/podcast/episode-08:-vinh-giang/) .

Join me for this week’s episode of Take The Leap as I interview Andrew Kaplan. Ask Andrew whether he prefers CEO, Entrepreneur, or Top Ranked Author, and he’ll likely be the last one with a clear answer for you. He would much rather be known for the impact he helps make through his Shatter The Mold Podcast and various book projects.  Recognizing that others often consume way more information than they should before taking a step forward, he often focuses on topics that many find overwhelming, and condenses them into actionable, more consumable content.  His latest offering, “The Last Law of Attraction Book You’ll Ever Need To Read” was written with the understanding that the only thing most people are missing when it comes to mindset and manifestation, is a way of understanding and enjoying visualization techniques enough to finally use them with consistency and get real results.  Andrew is currently based in New York, where he publishes new content daily. It was a pleasure to have him teach us a few key lessons in life that could save you some time and energy. Two very valuable resources for success! In this episode you will learn: Why Andrew says enjoying the “work” or the visualization techniques is important for success. Andrew’s Life Lesson on Self Talk How you can mix up your average gratitude practice.  Connect with Andrew  at:  Website: https://lastloabook.weebly.com/  & http://www.shatterthemoldpodcast.com Email: https://lastloabook.weebly.com/contact.html Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mrandrewskaplan Instagram: @andrewskaplan

Don’t you just love a nice warm cup of instant energy to start your day? Most of us do. Coffee is the most consumed beverage in the world behind water. But, many people just gulp down their java never considering the plethora of health benefits coffee provides when it’s grown and processed correctly. Or conversely, the toxins that can be present when coffee is not optimally roasted or stored. Study after study concludes that coffee can prevent Type 2 diabetes, liver and heart disease. To unearth what makes coffee so good for us and what we should look out for, Drew speaks with the Founder of Purity Coffee, Andrew Salisbury. Andrew went in search of relief for his wife’s extreme fatigue. When she said it was coffee that kept her going throughout the day, Andrew decided to find the purest, most natural, healthiest coffee in the world. During this conversation, he shares what makes coffee healthy, what makes some coffee deficient, and a myriad of little known facts about coffee.    If you like the podcast subscribe & review it on iTunes | Stitcher.    Key Takeaways:   [6:37] Andrew shares some surprising information that came out of his research when trying to remedy his wife's condition.    [13:47] Why Andrew created Purity Coffee and the health benefits associated with drinking coffee.    [16:41] All coffee is not created equal: Why consistent testing is necessary to avoid contaminants and carcinogens.    [24:08] The healing properties of coffee are all based on the antioxidant levels.    [26:38] What makes a high-quality coffee?    [31:40] Drew asks Andrew a series of rapid-fire questions about coffee storage, coffee brewing, and how to purchase Purity Coffee.    Sponsors:    Purity Coffee — Get 20% off your order of pure, organic, robust coffee by using the code ‘Fit2Fat2Fit20’ during online checkout.    Organifi — Organifi’s Pure is a gut healing and brain-boosting blend. It supports brain function and focus. The Pure product improves the gut lining aka the second brain. It helps brain cells communicate. Just add it to water and drink for a daily dose of Lion's Mane mushroom and apple cider vinegar. Use discount code Fit2Fat2Fit for 20% off your order.    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: Purity Coffee @PurityCoffee 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 

Andrew Mattner is the owner of Altitude Advisory and Catapult Wealth. He has over 25 years experience, consulting to the SME market and he helps business owners run better businesses so that they, their family and the people they work with have every opportunity for success. He helps people to change their lives for the better every day.   In this episode we cover: Finding a sense of culture and connection growing up and having access to artefacts from the 1800’s that belonged to his grandparents. Travelling to New Zealand, spending time with a monk and what he learned from that experience. Owning 6 brands and how they all came about. Having a strategy that allows Andrew to keep his head above water, mentally, when running so many businesses. Working cohesively with teams based in Adelaide and the Phillipines. Why Andrew has had enough of unethical recruiters and the positive outcome of a a bad experience. The importance of having a good shareholders agreement when things don’t go to plan.   And much more! Check out the full episode.       [FOOD FOR THOUGHT]  “Improving lives is a key focus. Getting up and asking who can I help today.” “Just keep having a go, it’s not always going to be perfect but just keep having a go.”   [FOLLOW US]  • Our Website  • FB Page - You Legal  • FB Group - Accountants On Purpose  • FB Page - Accountants On Purpose  • LinkedIn - Sarah Bartholomeusz  • LinkedIn – You Legal  • Twitter - Sarah Bartholomeusz  • Twitter - You Legal    [OUR SPONSOR] Thinclab 90 Day Sprint  ThincLab | University of Adelaide   [GUEST SOCIALS]    • Altitude Advisory    • Catapult Wealth    • LinkedIN     [ABOUT THE HOST]  Sarah Bartholomeusz is the founder of You Legal, an Adelaide-based law firm that provides business leaders with the confidence and certainty they need to make bold decisions within their organisations.  You Legal provides top tier consultative legal services to corporate clients, including ASX listed companies.  Sarah's clients also call her the Goddess of Governance because she works to protect and nurture her clients’ businesses so that they can focus on having the impact that they want in the world.

What if I told you there was a way for real estate investors to significantly reduce their existing capital gains tax liability? And eliminate ALL capital gains taxes from a property’s future appreciation? The dream is real, and it exists in the form of Qualified Opportunity Zones, a program included in the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to encourage investment in low-income census districts. So, how does it work? And how can you take advantage of these opportunity zones to grow your business? Andrew Greer is the CEO of Thomas Strafford Investments, a real estate investment company based in San Diego. Thomas Strafford manages investments in single and multifamily renovations as well as ground-up builds throughout Southern California. An expert in local zoning, Andrew believes that specialization is key in delivering predictable returns. On this episode of Founders Club, Andrew joins Oliver to share the big-time tax benefits of investing in Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZs) and explain how the program works. He discusses how to find the low-income census districts that qualify as QOZs, offering insight around which cities have the most upside potential for developers. Listen in for Andrew’s advice on learning about zoning and find out how brokers might market QOZs to grow their business! Key Takeaways [1:23] The fundamentals of Qualified Opportunity Zones Invest in one of 8,500 low-income census districts Capital gains tax deferred, reduced or eliminated [4:23] How the opportunity zone program works Double basis in spend within 31 months Works best with ground-up development [11:37] Why Andrew is developing microunits in these areas Much lower cost per square foot Reduce cost of parking stalls (public transport access) [17:51] The cities with the greatest QOZ upside potential San Diego, LA and Oakland New York, Florida and Tempe, AZ [20:40] The benefits of investing in opportunity zones Deferral on taxes through 2026 Hold 7 years = no tax on 15% of gains Hold 5 years = no tax on 10% of gains Hold 10 years = no tax on appreciation [31:15] How to find Qualified Opportunity Zones Resources on Andrew’s website Search by address or census district [33:42] Andrew’s advice on learning about zoning Attend local planning committee meetings Network through Urban Land Institute [45:44] The best resources to learn about zoning No universal tool available (local specialization) Use Scoutred, Google city name + zoning [51:07] How to market for Qualified Opportunity Zones Educate property owners re: selling for max value Search for cash buyers in area [57:07] Andrew’s top tools and apps Workep (Trello on steroids) Facebook ads Connect with Andrew Thomas Strafford Investments Email andrew@thomas-strafford.com Qualified Opportunity Zone Info Connect with Oliver Big Block Realty Oliver on Facebook Oliver on LinkedIn Resources IRS Opportunity Zones FAQ Forbes Article on Opportunity Zones Urban Land Institute Scoutred Los Angeles Zoning Kent Clothier Workep How to Be a Real Estate Developer

On today's episode of Gritty Founder, Kreig Kent talks with Andrew McConnell about how he built Rented.com and what he focused on in the early days that allowed the company to succeed. Andrew also shares strategies for hiring and raising money. Andrew McConnell is the Co-Founder and CEO of Rented.com, the first online marketplace that helps second homeowners find, compare, and choose the best professional property managers. Andrew holds degrees from Harvard College, Harvard Law School, and Cambridge University, and has worked with some of the world's largest public and private entities as a management consultant at McKinsey & Co., and as a Director, Solutions Design at Axiom Global, Inc. Some Questions Kreig Asks Andrew: - What were the first few steps you took to get Rented.com off the ground? (11:46) - What do you think is the most important ingredient a founder needs to be successful? (16:00) - What has your experience been transitioning from being a founder to now the CEO of the company? (19:04) - What was your strategy for raising money? (23:08) - How did you grow the team, and what roles did you focus on initially? (26:35) - What's one thing that you find to be true that most people would disagree with? (32:22) - What is some advice you can give to founders who are in the early stages of starting their companies? (33:37) In This Episode, You Will Learn: - The story behind Rented.com (4:32) - About Andrew's childhood and how he became an entrepreneur (9:20) - What's actually important in the beginning stages of starting a business (11:54) - There's no room for ego (16:22) - Difficulties of balancing managing and hiring when you take on a CEO role (19:23) - Run lean and hire slow (23:50) - The story behind how Andrew found and hired his CTO (27:26) - You need to put yourself out there so you can be in the right place at the right time (30:20) - Why Andrew doesn't believe in peer-to-peer (32:27) - Focus on delivering value to customers (33:52) Connect with Andrew McConnell: Twitter Rented.com Also Mentioned on This Show... Andrew's favorite quote: "Don't confuse ignorance with malice." Andrew's book recommendation: Remembrance of Things Past by Marcel Proust

We all know the Biblical tenet to love your neighbor as yourself. But what if we took it a step further to experience your neighbor as yourself? This deep sense of connectedness inspires Andrew Jasko’s creative, collaborative approach to life. An approach that stems from a sense of abundance and unity as opposed to scarcity and separation. Andrew is the creator of Life After Dogma, a coaching platform dedicated to exposing the harmful effects of indoctrination and helping people reclaim a healthy expression of spirituality, sexuality and service. Educated at Princeton Seminary, Andrew was a Christian minister and missionary until he realized that his depression and anxiety stemmed from his religious beliefs. He found healing through secular humanism and spiritual practice, and today he supports clients as a Religious Trauma Advocate and Spiritual Transition Coach. On this episode, Andrew joins Emerald to share the painful loss of identity he suffered as his Christian faith unraveled and the powerful spiritual awakening that followed. He explains his philosophy around the connection among all things, discussing how to use medicine work, meditation and breathing techniques to experience this sense of unity for yourself. Andrew also weighs in on the dangerous narcissistic ideology of survival and success that drives our world and offers advice on finding a sense of joy in the creative process. Listen in for Andrew’s insight around the ‘hard work’ that is suffocating our souls and learn how to extract yourself from dogma by embracing the healing path. What You Will Learn What inspired Andrew to pursue work as a religious trauma advocate The painful loss of identity Andrew experienced as his faith unraveled The powerful spiritual awakening that reconnected Andrew to nature How breathwork and meditation can inspire an experience of unity The danger around feeling cut off from the source of life Andrew’s unique take on experiencing your neighbor as yourself The narcissistic ideology of survival and success that drives our world Andrew’s advice into finding your sense of joy in the creative process Why Andrew believes that ‘hard work’ is suffocating our souls How to extract yourself from dogma by embracing the healing path Connect with Andrew Jasko Life After Dogma Connect with Emerald GreenForest Creative Age Consulting Group Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Emerald on Instagram 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.

Are you looking for no-strings-attached advice? If so, meet Andrew Van Buren, CEO of Aventus Wealth. In this episode of the 99 Best Marketing Ideas Podcast, Andrew shares his expertise as a CFP®, CTS™, and CEO, and highlights what makes his business focus so unique. In this episode, you will learn: ● What makes Aventus Wealth different from other financial companies● How Andrew markets his unique business model● Why Andrew thinks it’s important to stick to your strengths and hire out your weaknesses● Why you should ask yourself, “What can we do to make this a ‘wow’ experience?”● How Andrew stays focused in business and in life● And more! Tune in to this episode of the 99 Best Marketing Ideas Podcast to learn more about Andrew Van Buren and his strategies for building a successful practice! Resources WealthVest | Andrew Van Buren LinkedIn | Andrew Van Buren Twitter | Nitty Gritty Podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adel de Meyer is the Co-Founder and CEO of DAPS Coin, a cryptocurrency that aims to raise the privacy bar for individuals, traders, and corporations using altcoins to make transactions. She is the Co-Founder of The Crypto Collectors, an online publication devoted to delivering accurate and objective news and information on blockchain gaming, technology, and crypto collectibles. Additionally, Adel is a Social Media and Brand Consultant, author, and speaker and has been recognized as one of the Top 100 Marketing Influencers in 2017 by Brand24.   Andrew Huntley is the Chief Technology Officer at DAPS Coin where he is responsible for managing IT development teams and the building of enterprise-scale applications. He is a Microsoft Certified Ambassador in Computer Training and Development.   Adel and Andrew join us today to discuss what Coinmarketcap is and why they believe their ranking system is severely flawed. We discuss the impact that the Coinmarketcap ranking system has had on DAPS Coin and how it creates the centralization of cryptocurrency. We discuss the secret manipulation occurring behind the scenes of Coinmarketcap and how the company is leaving itself open to legal liability with their system. We also discuss where her company ranks on CoinGecko’s ranking system and the upcoming projects they are working on at DAPS Coin.       “Clearly, the system is flawed.” - Adel de Meyer       This week on Beards and Bitcoins:   What Coinmarketcap is and what they represent to the cryptocurrency community Why they believe the Coinmarketcap ranking system is severely flawed How the flawed ranking system is impacting the credibility of legitimate crypto projects How Coinmarketcap’s crypto ranking system creates centralization How Coinmarketcap is leaving itself open to liability Why Andrew believes the crypto community need to be more accountable to each other How centralizing cryptocurrency hinders innovation, entrepreneurship, and real competition in the altcoin space How cryptocurrency has become more like a stock market than what it was initially intended to be The importance of keeping your options open for crypto market ranking resources and vetting your information sources Where DAPS is ranked on CoinGecko’s ranking system and the projects currently taking place at DAPS Coin Their thoughts on the future of privacy coins     Resources Mentioned:   CoinGecko     Connect with Adel de Meyer:   DAPS Coin LinkedIn Twitter Email: Adel@DAPSCoin.com   Connect with Andrew Huntley:   DAPS Coin LinkedIn Email: Andrew@DAPSCoin.com         This episode is sponsored by MonarchPay. Crypto Starts Here.   MonarchPay is the world’s first decentralized recurring crypto payment service. Designed to make receiving and paying recurring crypto payments safer, faster, and easier for consumers and merchants alike.   To learn more about MonarchPay and how to get started, visit MonarchPay.com     Unite the Crypto Community!   Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of Beards and Bitcoins - the podcast bringing you news, information, and stories to spread awareness about cryptocurrency. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show, and leave us a rating and review. Help us spread the word by sharing your favorite episodes on social media. And don’t forget to visit our website, grab your favorite Beards and Bitcoins merch, and follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter!   Beards and Bitcoins Podcast is produced by Auxbus. You can create your own great podcast - faster and easier - at Auxbus.com

Are you settling for good enough? It’s easy to get comfortable with the way life is going and let complacency set in. But if you really want to achieve greatness, you’ve got to get comfortable being uncomfortable. Whether it’s your personal development OR your multifamily portfolio, meaningful growth happens OUTSIDE your comfort zone. Andrew Kuhn is the founder and CEO of Kuhn Real Estate, a multifamily investment firm and property management company based in the Greater Detroit Area. He spent the last 14 years in a highly compensated medical device sales role before quitting his job just one month ago to pursue investing full-time! Andrew has been involved in real estate since 2006, building a robust single-family portfolio of 76 rentals. He transitioned to multifamily two years ago and has already closed six deals totaling 281 units. Andrew also serves as a mentor with us through the Michael Blank Investor Incubator. Today, Andrew joins me to discuss his decision to quit a lucrative W-2 job and explain how he’s becoming a servant leader now that he’s achieved financial freedom. He describes what lights him up about mentoring new investors and shares some of his most influential teachers in the personal development and real estate space. Listen in for Andrew’s methodology around learning something new and find out what’s inspiring him to scale his multifamily portfolio to 20K units! Key Takeaways Andrew’s path to full-time investing 13 years in SFH to grow portfolio of 76 Shift to multifamily 2 years ago (6 deals, 281 units) Why Andrew struggled with the decision to quit his W-2 job Highly compensated work in medical device sales Need to define specific exit strategy Andrew’s last day at his 9-to-5 job Conducted training course Many colleagues jealous, curious about investing How Andrew’s life has changed since he quit his W-2 Working harder than ever to achieve 20K+ units Involved in local organizations (servant leader) What lights Andrew up about teaching others Realize impact of prominent teachers in own life Reinforce own learning + give back Some of Andrew’s most influential mentors Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar and Dale Carnegie Robert Kiyosaki How Rich Dad Poor Dad influenced Andrew Light bulb moment re: passive income Inspired move to Detroit for investing opportunities Andrew’s methodology for mastering something new Get educated and start networking Get clear on goals, then follow up with ACTION Andrew’s key takeaways from Deal Maker Live Master online marketing to compete in space Bookending day with productive habits (Hal Elrod) What Andrew would do differently if he could go back Transition to multifamily much sooner Growth happens outside comfort zone How Andrew is working to grow right now Syndicating larger multifamily deals Building out property management company Andrew’s top AHA moments Remove active and build passive income Leave legacy of compassion, service and integrity Connect with Andrew Kuhn Real Estate Email andrew.kuhn@kuhnrealestate.com Andrew on LinkedIn Resources Seven Years to Seven Figures: The Fast-Track Plan to Becoming a Millionaire by Michael Masterson Jim Rohn Entrepreneurs’ Organization Kyle Wilson Zig Ziglar Dale Carnegie Robert Kiyosaki Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not by Robert T. Kiyosaki Rich Dad’s CASHFLOW Quadrant: Guide to Financial Freedom by Robert T. Kiyosaki Syndicated Deal Analyzer Schon|Tepler Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank The E-Myth Real Estate Investor: Why Most Real Estate Investment Businesses Don’t Work and What to Do About It by Michael E. Gerber, Than Merrill and Paul Esajian Books by Gino Wickman Books by Verne Harnish Strategic Coach Building Wealth One House at a Time: Making it Big on Little Deals by John W. Schaub Hal Elrod The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM) by Hal Elrod The Miracle Equation: The Two Decisions That Move Your Biggest Goals from Possible, to Probable, to Inevitable by Hal Elrod Ed Mylett The Second Mountain: The Quest for a Moral Life by David Brooks The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason Michael’s Mentorship Program Nighthawk Equity Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Andrew Tarvin, humor engineer, TedX speaker, and bestselling author, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Andrew talks about how he’s been able to develop and teach the crucial and elusive skill of being funny. He shares the secret recipe for making others laugh, improving your communication and social skills, and developing the confidence needed to thrive in any social setting. Andrew also covers leadership, workplace humor, thinking on your toes, the art of socializing, and influence. If you’re wondering how to master the mysterious art of comedy, become naturally funnier, and dominate any social setting, check this episode out now! *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: Why Andrew teaches others how to be funnier and why it’s so important across all areas of life How Andrew developed his ability to make people laugh, despite being a naturally quiet kid and introvert How Andrew Tarvin began doing improve and stand-up comedy The difficulties and challenges of facing your fears socially and how to get over this Why improv can help you gain confidence incredibly fast The fact that anyone can become funny and get really good at communicating no matter how bad they naturally are The secret recipe that goes into making people funny Why funny people are really funny, what they do that draws us to them Engineering humor and developing the skill of eliciting humor Seeing the world in a humorous way How to be funny in professional situations and understanding your audience and medium The magic of improv and how it trains your mind to think faster and come up with things to say on the fly Trusting your instincts and the importance of this in comedy and socializing The best ways to learn from other funny people and how to become funnier by spending time with others What leaders can learn from stand-up comedians The influence that stand-up comedians have and the ability to control a room Using head nodding and other small actions to subtly influence others Taking control of your own happiness and life every day Check out Andrew on: Website:  humorthatworks.com Facebook: facebook.com/drewtarvin Instagram: instagram.com/drewtarvin     Sponsors: *Follow Justin on Instagram at Instagram.com/JustinStenstrom. *Subscribe to our YouTube channel by going to EliteManMagazine.com/youtube right now! * Have you joined the Elite Man Newsletter yet? If not, get on it now! Go to EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter and sign up to get special Elite Man content not seen nor heard anywhere else. Get all of our bonus podcast information, sneak peaks into upcoming shows, behind-the-scenes content, special offers, and exclusive Elite Man updates you won’t find anywhere else. I’m telling you if you’re not on our newsletter yet you’re missing out. Go to EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter and become a true member of the Elite Man Community. I look forward to speaking soon. EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter.

The nutrients in beef greatly depends on what the cow eats. If eating processed and unhealthy food degrades our health, then it’s most likely the same with animals.  Okay, you might be confused. But how does the way a cow is raised or fed could make any difference to your health and to the environment? Today on Mercast, Andrew Cameron, the owner of Byron Grass Fed (a company that connects ethical meat producers to like minded consumers) joins me to talk about the difference between grass-fed and grain-fed cattle as well as eating meat (beef) in a regenerative way.  In this Episode, We Discuss: Andrew’s thoughts on climate crisis Crisis around food and its production Regenerative animal agriculture Grass-fed vs. Grain-fed Small scale regenerative farming Labels in animal agriculture that we need to look out for Free-range method of farming Why Andrew choose to grow his own food Get to know Andrew: Andrew is a Regenerative farmer consultant and manager who built his own organic food business distributing naturally. He is a firm believer in giving people the opportunity to a clear option when making an ethical choice with their food. Through Byron Grass Fed, he links local and ethical farmers to conscientious consumers. Allowing consumers to have access to a trusted local, ethical and more sustainable food source. Connect with Andrew: LinkedIn YouTube Channel Mentioned in this Episode: Conscious Grounds episode Byron Grass Fed Eating for a better future (YouTube series) --- Did you enjoy today’s episode? Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast app to get notified immediately when a new episode comes out! If you enjoyed the Mercast, please click here to leave a review and share this episode with a friend! I hope you spend some time in nature today! I'll catch you next time. Subscribe to The Mercast ++ Apple Podcasts ++ Spotify ++ Castbox

What's your next chapter in life and business? To elevate your business success, you may need the help of Andrew Tran, a Physical Therapist and entrepreneur who discovered how to promote a brand or message through merchandise and apparel. After starting a traveling PT service, Andrew shifted his entire direction towards his online business Physio Memes, which sells funny Physical Therapy Shirts that spread the PT message and unite PTs everywhere. Today, you'll get to learn some of Andrews top reasons why you should start an online business NOW. You'll also find the quick guide to selling merchandise, the secret to Instagram success, organizational strategies for growth and breathing room, and more! So join Aaron and Andrew to learn more about your next step into online businesses and merchandise marketing. “There's no one hack for Instagram.” -Andrew Tran   What do you want to hear from the CashPT Lunch Hour? Tell us here!   Get Your CashPT Checklist to Start Building Your Cash-Based Physical Therapy Practice Now! Find it 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!   In This Episode:   - Traveling PT? Why Andrew committed to the seemingly absurd path and why it was all worth it   - Don't think you can open your own business? Andrew reveals why you actually can and what it will take to do so   - Here's what Andrew says is the secret to Instagram success (Hint: It's simpler than you think)   - How to do marketing and run ads outside of Instagram or Facebook   - The beginner's guide to selling merchandise for your brand   - 2 Ways to organize your business and create more breathing room for your time, money, and growth   - What the field of competition looks like for Physical Therapy, PT Merchandise, and online businesses   - Why you need to transition to an online business NOW and not later   Episode Resources:   - Website: https://www.physiomemes.com/ (https://www.physiomemes.com)   - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/physio_memes/ (https://www.instagram.com/physio_memes/)   Connect with Aaron:   - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/AaronLeBauer/ (https://www.facebook.com/AaronLeBauer/)   - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/aaronlebauer/   - Twitter - https://twitter.com/AaronLeBauer   - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronlebauer/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronlebauer/)   - Website - https://aaronlebauer.com/

My guest this week is Andrew D'Souza, the Co-founder and CEO of Clearbanc, a fundraising alternative to traditional venture capital. The company is based in Toronto and helps businesses fuel their marketing spend – because right now 40% of venture capital invested in companies goes directly to funding Facebook and Google ads. Equity is an expensive way for founders to fund repeatable growth and Clearbanc exists to solve that problem. Here's how it works – Clearbanc gives startups anywhere between $5,000-$10 million and in exchange Clearbanc typically receives a 5% to 10% revenue share of that company's earnings until the funding is paid back plus a 6% fee. Now here's the secret, Clearbanc picks merchants by developing technology that scans the merchants' Stripe payments and Facebook ads and that way they can assess the financial health and momentum of the company. In 2018, Clearbanc poured more than 100 million dollars into 500 companies. SUBSCRIBE TO MY “MONDAY MUSINGS” NEWSLETTER TO KEEP UP WITH THE PODCAST. Show Notes LINKS: Find Andrew online: Twitter Clearbanc People mentioned: Chamath Palihapitiya Chip Wilson Tobi Lütke Sam Altman Paul Graham Stewart Butterfield Drew Houston Mike Krieger Other mentions: Clearbanc Social Capital Andreessen Horowitz Y Combinator Lululemon Little Black Stretchy Pants by Chip Wilson Groupon Dragon’s Den It’s always Day One letter Top Hat SHOW TOPICS 1:55 How Systems Engineering helped Andrew helped think about the intersections of different disciplines like Neurobiology, Psychology, Marketing, and Macroeconomics 5:36 Why authenticity is key to building great marketing campaigns and why your job as the CEO is to create the necessary conditions for success 10:12 The origin story of Clearbanc and how 40% of all venture capital goes to Facebook, Google, and Amazon 20:05 How companies build a culture that allow people to fail and how Clearbanc started by funding Uber drivers which keeps them true to their origin story 25:14 How Andrew squares the dichotomy between funding growth through social media and the idea of a disproportionate portion of VC going to Facebook ads 29:42 Airbnb and the future of how cities will evolve around self-driving cars and subscription songs 35:00 Why Andrew thinks that the advent of self-driving cars is more a policy problem than a technological one 40:48 The independence of Canadian provinces and how Quebec has managed to preserve the European culture against huge pressures 47:31 How meeting YC partners showed Andrew that VCs are just one way to build your company 50:43 How Andrew builds and cultivates relationships while building Clearbanc 55:10 What Andrew thought about traveling to Israel and thinking about Jesus as a founder of a movement 58:29 How Andrew returned to his initial passion for selling a product that he believes in through hiring people in positions which were their passion

In the Reality SEO series I interview REAL LIFE HUMANS who’ve worked hard to learn more about the wonderful world of SEO. They're all graduates of my Recipe for SEO course and all real business people, not SEO gurus. Andrew Lau worked as an agency producer before deciding to take a leap into SEO copywriting. He knew that a high Google ranking was the key to keeping his phone ringing, so he dove in deep did the work and moved his website from page 100 to page 1. Right behind me! The student becomes the teacher or what? He shares what learning SEO has meant to him and how ultimately it's helped him become a better dad. Tune in to learn: The pros and cons to working in agencies The four pillars of SEO What Andrew believes is the number 1 key to SEO success How SEO helped Andrew become a better dad. Why Andrew believes Google My Business is so essential * Warning Andrew swears a lot!!

So, you’ve spent your whole life working to become a professional athlete. But you’ve signed 8 contracts with 6 different teams in 4 years, and you have yet to play in a game. What do you do? Most of us would get discouraged and call it quits. Andrew East just kept showing up, and though things didn’t happen on the timeline he had planned, he did achieve his dream of playing in the NFL—and discovered a meaningful life off the field in the process. Andrew is a long snapper for the NFL’s Washington Redskins. He played college football at Vanderbilt, serving as team captain for two years and playing in multiple bowl games. Andrew is also the host of the Redirected Podcast and the creator of Side Hustle Social, a social media marketing platform designed to support aspiring influencers in learning to make money through social media. Today, Andrew joins us to discuss the bittersweet way he got a scholarship to play Division I college football and how he achieved his NFL dreams—on an unexpected timeline. He describes the pressure around being a professional athlete, explaining how mental health issues impact the overall health of NFL players and why they are responsible for their own wellbeing. Listen in for Andrew’s insight on the nutrition and financial challenges of professional American football players and learn to have faith when things aren’t happening on your timeline! Topics Covered [1:24] How Andrew’s background shaped him Dad allowed to believe anything possible Parents supported college football dream [4:12] Andrew’s opportunity to play in Division I Got scholarship when player murdered Did best to pay tribute, positive influence [6:22] How Andrew’s dad encouraged his dreams Helped reach goal to earn Eagle Scout Drove around country to get in front of teams [8:56] Why Andrew was insecure in his abilities Never know how long advantage might last Keep working to achieve (unexpected timeline) [10:15] Why complacency was not an option for Andrew 8 contracts + 6 teams in 4 years ‘Not how it’s supposed to be’ [12:34] Andrew’s response to being cut from the Chiefs Anxiety attacks lingered for months Gave up on NFL, quit working out regularly [15:57] The pressure of being a professional athlete Unaddressed psychological issues common Devote everything to dream with no Plan B [19:13] How mental health issues impact overall health Brutal, often leads to addiction Sharing hurts chances of making team [21:00] How Andrew finally made an NFL team Announced decision to quit football Call from Redskins 3 days later [25:27] Why Andrew’s on-field anxiety has subsided Life outside football affords freedom Trust body to perform as trained [28:07] Andrew’s take on NFL players’ health 4 out of 10 (lifestyle, financial factors) Relationships to self and others suffer [33:12] The coaches who support Andrew Wife, father and business mentor Financial advisor and marriage counselor Football coach + speed, skill coaches Nutrition coach provided by team [36:36] The increasing focus on sleep in pro sports Teams beginning to track Use tech to shape training regimen [37:54] The nutrition of pro American football players Weight more important than composition Offensive lineman 20-25% fat [38:29] NFL teams’ focus on winning over health Players ‘as replaceable as burger flipper’ Athletes must take responsibility for own health [41:24] What’s next for Andrew Just launched social media course Not reliant on football for happiness [42:37] Andrew’s top advice for Ali Fitness listeners Work toward a goal Keep showing up Learn More About Andrew East Side Hustle Social Andrew on Instagram Redirected Podcast Resources Hope Sports Redirected EP021: What is Your Identity? Omegawave

Andrew Maynard (@2020science) is the Director of the Risk Innovation Lab at Arizona State University, a Professor in the School for the Future of Innovation in Society and the author of Films from the Future: The Technology and Morality of Sci-Fi Movies. Andrew's research focuses on risk innovation and the responsible development and use of emerging technologies. He is especially interested effective approaches to developing socially responsive, responsible and beneficial technologies; understanding and responding to the technology and society dynamic; and effective science communication and engagement – particularly through social media.Andrew is widely published in the academic press and in public media and stretch from physics and nanotechnology, to toxicology, risk perception, governance, and policy. He writes regularly for the journal Nature Nanotechnology, and is a frequent contributor of The Conversation. He also directs and produces the YouTube science education channel “Risk Bites” and blogs at 2020science.org.Andrew’s science training is in nanoparticle analysis – and for many years he conducted and led research on aerosol exposure in occupational settings. In the early 2000’s he became increasingly involved in guiding US federal initiatives supporting nanotechnology research and development, and in addressing potential risks. In 2005 he became Chief Science Advisor for the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies (and later the Synthetic Biology Project) at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and for five years helped inform national and global initiatives addressing the responsible development of nanotechnology. Over this period, he became increasingly interested in science communication and science policy, and began working closely with academics, policy makers, industry, non-government organizations, and journalists, on science-informed decision making. This interest continued between 2010 - 2015 as Director of the University of Michigan Risk Science Center, and Chair of the Environmental Health Sciences Department. In 2015 he joined the faculty of the School for the Future of Innovation in Society at Arizona State University to continue his work and collaborations on socially responsible, responsible and beneficial research and development.In the course of his work, Andrew has testified before congressional committees, has served on National Academy panels, and has worked closely with organizations such as the World Economic Forum and the International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI) that promote public-private partnerships.You can listen right here on iTunesIn our wide-ranging conversation, we cover many things, including: * The biggest risks to humanity's future * Why Andrew is excited and terrified about AI and synthetic biology * Which areas of technology are most susceptible to negative consequences * The reason Ex Machina is such a terrifying example of artificial intelligence * How we can use science fiction to ask deep philosophical questions about society * Why Andrew is that worried about the killer AI scenario * The big difference between corporations and universities when it comes to technological innovation * How Andrew thinks about risk and why it is different than most * Why man's reach exceeds his grasp and what to do about it * The reason Andrew is optimistic and pessimistic about the future * Why nanotechnology has disappointed to date and where we go from here * Is China or the US a more surveillance driven country?

Andrew Diprose is the CEO at Rootwave, a UK tech startup that aims to provide a sustainable and efficient solution to weed problems by zapping them from the root up. The goal is to reduce weeds without using chemicals which could help solve soil contamination issues. His role is to lead the product and technology department, making sure the technology is safe and effective when it is commercially available in 2020.    Andrew joins me today to discuss Rootwave, what inspired him to start this type of technology, and how it works. He explains the need for clean methods of killing weeds relative to soil health and describes some of the ways this technology is superior to the conventional means of removing weeds in farms. He also shares his prediction of what agriculture will look like in the future.     “Electricides will be a benefit to society. It will better the environment and the health of individuals.” - Andrew Diprose       This Week on The Future of Agriculture Podcast:   What are electricides and how does it work in agriculture? Why Andrew believes electricides are the best alternative to herbicides. What inspired him to come up with the idea of inventing electricides. What makes electricides different from using fire and other thermal methods? How electricides are energy efficient and where the energy comes from. Why electricides won’t adversely affect general soil health. The type of plants they aim to use the technology initially. The current stage the technology is currently in and when it is expected to become available commercially. How Andrew envisions agriculture looking differently in the future.     Key Takeaways:   With soil contamination being rampant all over the world, the need for a localized yet efficient and sustainable herbicide is critical. Electricides protect crops from unwanted vegetation without collateral damage.     Resources Mentioned: FoA118 Autonomous Swarm-Enabled Tractors with Zack James of Rabbit Tractors     Connect with Andrew Diprose:   Rootwave   We Are a Part of a Bigger Family!    The Future of Agriculture Podcast is now part of the Farm and Rural Ag Network. Listen to more ag-related podcasts by subscribing on iTunes or on the Farm and Rural Ag Network Website today.      Share the Ag-Love!    Thanks for joining us on the Future of Agriculture Podcast – your spot for valuable information, content, and interviews with industry leaders throughout the agricultural space! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe on iTunes and leave your honest feedback. Don’t forget to share it with your friends on your favorite social media spots!    Learn more about AgGrad by visiting:  Future of Agriculture Website AgGrad Website AgGrad on Twitter  AgGrad on Facebook  AgGrad on LinkedIn  AgGrad on Instagram 

It may be possible to use manipulative sales techniques to sell people things that they don’t really want or need. But do you really want to do that, and is it really a good strategy in the long run? Today’s guest talks about the importance of centering the customer’s needs, even if that means passing up an immediate sale, and how that strategy can pay off in the long run. Andrew Priestly is a business coach, chairman of the Children’s Trust, a publisher, and an author. In today’s episode, he talks about his background in teaching and then real estate sales, his psychology training, and how all of that got him to where he is today. Listen to the episode to hear what Andrew say about sales tactics, the impact of the internet, the importance of personal relationships, and his new book that features contributions from experts in the sales field. Episode Highlights: Andrew’s background in real estate sales How Andrew started researching sales tactics and where they came from How the internet has affected the sales world The impact of Facebook The importance of personal conversations in selling Andrew’s book How Andrew went about getting contributors for his book The feedback Andrew is getting from his book’s readers The psychology of sales Why Andrew believes in the using sales tactics responsibly Why building relationships matters in sales Resources: Andrew Priestly Sales Genius 1: 20 top sales professionals share their sales secrets

Today, your host Ellen Gardner, Communications and Marketing at HIROC, speaks with Dr. Andrew Petrosoniak, Emergency Physician and Trauma Team Leader at St. Michael’s Hospital. When people come into emergency it’s often the worst day of their lives. For emergency physician and trauma team leader Dr. Andrew Petrosoniak, that’s what makes trauma care interesting and rewarding. He energizes teams and has built an international reputation around the value of in situ simulation as a quality improvement tool. Watching how people perform their jobs in the real work space and getting feedback enables Petrosoniak and his team to identify the latent safety threats and make changes before the patient ever arrives.     Key Takeaways: [1:26] What drew Andrew to emergency medicine [4:00] The factors that go into high-level team performance [6:06] How working in New Zealand opened Andrew’s eyes to the value of simulation in improving systems and processes, beyond just being an educational tool [10:50] Coping with resistance to simulation [11:07] How to build support for simulation [13:01] Using simulation to tackle one of the big challenges in trauma care – the massive transfusion protocol [18:21] Why simulation is more effective than the classroom for teaching hands-on, technical skills [20:41] The financial benefits of simulation [23:08] How Andrew and the team are using the principles of design thinking to solicit feedback, understand what people need, build prototypes, and test new physical spaces at St. Mikes. [25:50] If you can make the healthcare space work better for you, that impacts how patient care is delivered. [27:20] Why Andrew is a big believer in including the perspectives of everyone who is part of the process.   Mentioned in this Episode: St. Michael’s Hospital Design Thinking PDSA Cycle   Listen to more interviews with Healthcare Leaders at HIROC.com Follow us on Twitter, and listen on iTunes and Google Play Music. Email us at Communications@HIROC.com.

  Andrew Burnett is a veteran teacher of Math who took a few years to do research, and is back in the classroom making a big splash with going gradeless. Study measuring the effect of immediate feedback and whether it helps kids learn. It does. Change is hard. How to help educators change. Why Andrew made the change when he came back to the classroom. Teachers going Gradeless. Mathematical Mindsets by Jo Boaler Student Self-assessments, engaging math. Isn’t every kid going to say they deserve an A? Show me what you can do - low stakes, no grade. We spend a lot more time on student “show me what you can do’s“ Give specific details on what they did well and what they did not do well. Not grading assignments, but giving feedback on learning. No grades go on the papers. They were no longer looking for a grade. Evidence vs. completion Seesaw online portfolio Workload decreased in some areas and increased in other areas. Worst-case scenario is I could go through all their work and give them a grade if I needed to. Learning opportunity vs. homework. Many of these grades had no indication of whether students understood the concepts! Students complete learning opportunities on assistments. Check-ins vs. Grade book accountability. Why did I not learn this sooner? Teachers say they have to have a minimum number of grades. Need support around you. Letter to parents. Other barriers: fear of change. It’s ok to wait for the new year to start. Doesn’t this mean that kids never show anything because they aren’t getting a grade for it?  

Something we wanted to understand through this podcast is how expert investors find, evaluate and make decisions on stocks. End-to-end, what is their process? Andrew Brown, Executive Director of East 72 Holdings and first repeat podcast guest, agreed to spend some time walking through his process for a company he recently invested in. If you want to understand how expert investors think and understand what they look for, then this episode is for you. [If you haven't listened to Part 1 of our interview with Andrew Brown (episode 52 here), we'd suggest checking that out first] In this episode you will learn: • How Andrew identified Cabcharge as a potential investment. • Andrew's research process to study the company. • Why Andrew drove Uber for 3 months, and what he discovered. • How Andrew identified and valued 'non-core' assets the business owned. • The questions Andrew took to the Cabcharge auditor at their Annual General Meeting. • How Andrew then looked at Cabcharge's balance sheet and valued the business. • What happened with Cabcharge between our first interview and now. • Andrew's approach to managing his investments and staying on top of information once he's made a trade. Stocks and Resources Discussed: • Cabcharge (ASX: CAB)

This episode marks a first for Equity Mates. Our first repeat guest! Who better to have back on than Andrew Brown, the Executive Director of East 72 Holdings. Andrew is one of the most insightful investors we've met in our time doing Equity Mates, and is a true contrarian. Do you think the internet has made old media a bad investment? Not Andrew, who since our first interview last year has done extremely well investing in legacy media companies like News Corp, Fairfax and Channel 9. Or do you think Uber's rise means we should avoid investing in the taxi industry? Not Andrew, who has been investing in Cabcharge (he takes us through his logic behind the Cabcharge investment in great detail in part 2 of this interview, to be released Thursday). So we hope you all enjoy listening to Andrew as much as we enjoyed talking to him. In this episode you will learn: • Who Andrew is and how he invests at East 72 Holdings. • How Andrew's stock tips from our last interview are going. • Andrew's thoughts on McGrath Real Estate's struggles. • Why Andrew's old-school media picks have done so well over the last year. • Why Andrew isn't backing down from his Apple short (Even after Warren Buffett has invested in the American tech giant). • Good ways to manage investing information. • The information sources Andrew doesn't consider valuable. • Where you can find client letters from some of the world's best hedge funds. • How Alec managed to overload his inbox trying to keep up with information. • How Twitter helped build the case against Blue Sky Stocks and Resources Discussed: • PM Capital Global Opportunities Fund (ASX: PGF) • McGrath Real Estate (ASX: MEA) • Kogan (ASX: KGN) • News Corp (ASX: NSW) • Nine entertainment group (ASX: NEC) • Fairfax (ASX: FXJ) • Domain (ASX: DHG) • Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) • Subreddit 'Security Analysis' • The three hedge fund letters Andrew mentioned: • Horizon Kinetics • Greenhaven Road • Greenwood Investments • Blue Sky Alternative Investments (ASX: BLA) [We know the audio isn't perfect in this interview (especially with the background noise between 30min - 33min). Trust us, it's worth persevering. Every time we speak to Andrew we leave as better investors and we're confident listening to him will have the same impact on you.]

Andrew Wibberley on going back to big corporate and lessons from self-employment - MAF171 My guest on the show this week is Andrew Wibberley, back on the Marketing and Finance Podcast for the second time. Like me, Andrew decided to leave big corporate and set up his own business. After several successful years he's decided to accept a role which takes him back into a corporate environment. We reflect upon the lessons Andrew learned from launching his own business, and how he can take those lessons into his new job. Welcome to episode 171 of the Marketing and Finance Podcast. We chat about: Why Andrew set up his own business The ups and downs of self-employment The importance of learning from mistakes The marketing challenges Andrew faced How being self-employed allows you to stretch yourself Taking self-employment lessons back into big corporate Who is Andrew Wibberley? Andrew’s background is in life assurance underwriting, starting when he was 21. He’s worked for several reinsurers. He set up his own company three years ago. He's is about to go back into “big corporate”. Andrew says we found self-employment challenging because of the blurring between his personal and his professional lives. He enjoyed being able to spend more time with his children. He’s keen to make protection insurance easy and simple, and to make underwriting fairer and more accessible for people who have interesting lives. Links and Show Notes. For links to the books and apps mentioned by Andrew, please visit http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF for the show notes. What is the Marketing and Finance (MAF) Podcast? The podcast for ideas and inspiration on marketing your business and growing your business, and for discussing topics on all things finance. I’m Roger Edwards, a marketing guy and keynote speaker from Edinburgh helping you keep your marketing strategy simple and the BS at bay. The MAF Podcast is a 30 minute radio show you download from http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF, iTunes or Stitcher Radio. Each week you'll hear interviews with business experts, marketers, entrepreneurs and journalists. Interviews to listen to in the car, on the train or on the treadmill. Or even in the bath! We talk about: How you can grow your business using content marketing and social media How you can keep your Marketing strategy and communications simple Topics, issues, products and business models from the world of finance You’ll take away one or two big ideas that you can apply to your business. So you can keep marketing your business to keep growing your business. Please subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes and I’d be grateful if you would leave a review. http://rogeredwards.co.uk/itunes Fancy Appearing on the Show? Would you be interested in appearing on the MAF Podcast? Have you an exciting marketing or finance story to tell? Do you fancy drawing out some inspirational ideas that MAF listeners can take away to use in their own businesses? Do please contact me if you want to get involved. http://rogeredwards.co.uk

In this Mormon Stories Podcast episode, we travel to Nevada to listen as Andrew and Allison Jolley tell the story of their Mormon faith crisis, how they healed their painful and disconnected marriage, and (in episodes 911-912) how Andrew became a founder and owner of a marijuana company in Nevada called The+Source Nevada. We cover: The shame and unresolved issues that were brought into the marriage by transgressions in their youth The barriers to emotional intimacy that both felt throughout their marriage and how they sought to meet their emotional needs in other places How Allison clung more to the church when she felt Andrew pulling away in the marriage Why Andrew embarked on a journey to deepen his faith, which instead lead to a faith crisis How Allison experienced anxiety and confusion when Andrew worked harder to strengthen his marriage after expressing doubts about the LDS Church How Allison experienced her own faith crisis What Andrew and Allison did to heal their marriage after experiencing a faith transition ___________________________ Part 1: Andrew and Allison describe their early marriage including the shame and unresolved issues each brought in Part 2: Andrew and Allison share their difficulty with emotional intimacy and the impact a faith crisis had on their marriage Part 3: Andrew and Allison share how they healed their marriage ___________________________

In this Mormon Stories Podcast episode, we travel to Nevada to listen as Andrew and Allison Jolley tell the story of their Mormon faith crisis, how they healed their painful and disconnected marriage, and (in episodes 911-912) how Andrew became a founder and owner of a marijuana company in Nevada called The+Source Nevada. We cover: The shame and unresolved issues that were brought into the marriage by transgressions in their youth The barriers to emotional intimacy that both felt throughout their marriage and how they sought to meet their emotional needs in other places How Allison clung more to the church when she felt Andrew pulling away in the marriage Why Andrew embarked on a journey to deepen his faith, which instead lead to a faith crisis How Allison experienced anxiety and confusion when Andrew worked harder to strengthen his marriage after expressing doubts about the LDS Church How Allison experienced her own faith crisis What Andrew and Allison did to heal their marriage after experiencing a faith transition ___________________________ Part 1: Andrew and Allison describe their early marriage including the shame and unresolved issues each brought in Part 2: Andrew and Allison share their difficulty with emotional intimacy and the impact a faith crisis had on their marriage Part 3: Andrew and Allison share how they healed their marriage ___________________________

In this Mormon Stories Podcast episode, we travel to Nevada to listen as Andrew and Allison Jolley tell the story of their Mormon faith crisis, how they healed their painful and disconnected marriage, and (in episodes 911-912) how Andrew became a founder and owner of a marijuana company in Nevada called The+Source Nevada. We cover: The shame and unresolved issues that were brought into the marriage by transgressions in their youth The barriers to emotional intimacy that both felt throughout their marriage and how they sought to meet their emotional needs in other places How Allison clung more to the church when she felt Andrew pulling away in the marriage Why Andrew embarked on a journey to deepen his faith, which instead lead to a faith crisis How Allison experienced anxiety and confusion when Andrew worked harder to strengthen his marriage after expressing doubts about the LDS Church How Allison experienced her own faith crisis What Andrew and Allison did to heal their marriage after experiencing a faith transition ___________________________ Part 1: Andrew and Allison describe their early marriage including the shame and unresolved issues each brought in Part 2: Andrew and Allison share their difficulty with emotional intimacy and the impact a faith crisis had on their marriage Part 3: Andrew and Allison share how they healed their marriage ___________________________

My guest on today's podcast is one fascinating dude. His name is , and originally (after setting the world record for the world's longest bungee jump), he founded Corsidian, which grew to be the largest provider of call center software in Latin America. After Corsidian installations in 13 countries and offices in 5, Andrew sold the company in 2011.  He then turned to coffee. It was clear to Andrew that coffee had tremendous health benefits, and decided to work with the best in defining what makes coffee so good for you, and to figure out how to get rid of notorious bad stuff in coffee such as pesticides, yeast, mold and a series of flavor imperfections.  He worked with a Professor named Adriana Farah for over 18 months to lab test coffees and to figure out how to source the right beans, with no consideration for cost and convenience, with the correct roast curve, organic source and freshness. He then validated his coffee against 49 of the most popular brands in the market. His goal was to decide on every step of the production chain what decision would avoid damage and maintain antioxidants in the coffee. That is not the driver for most decisions about coffee because the concern normally is taste and cost. Andrew asked a different question and the answers led him to decisions not normally made by coffee companies. The result was a coffee called "", that is not the result of what Andrew did in the lab but the result of over 30 choices in the production chain prioritizing health above everything without exception. Andrew personally made every one of those decisions and explains why on today's podcast, explaining how he asked different coffee questions to the best experts in the industry, not just coffee scientists but from the farmers and everyone else involved in every step of production. He is truly knowledgeable about the difference in the process from bean to cup as it relates to the compounds that hurt or harm health, and during our discussion, you'll discover: -The mysterious debilitating illness that Amber's wife experienced while drinking 4-6 cups of coffee a day...[12:15] -Why Andrew began to study coffee at the Vanderbilt University’s Institute of Coffee Studies...[14:30] -What science knows about coffee that most consumers don't and why coffee has gotten a bad rap as early as the 1950's...[15:35] -Why coffee has gotten such a bad rap of late in California due to acrylamide levels...[17:35] -The host of chronic diseases that coffee can control or eliminate risk for...[19:40] -How to concentrate levels of chlorogenic acid in coffee to maximize antioxidant levels...[27:30] -The shocking results of the laboratory results that Andrew conducted on 49 different coffees...[30:40] -The unique three step process used to select coffees that allow for extreme flavors combined with a crystal clean health profile...[42:15] -How you can lower the caffeine content of coffee while maximizing antioxidants and taste...[49:15] -Why the highest-standard packaging method is called nitrogen flushing to gain the height of freshness...[54:00] -And much more! Resources from this episode: - (use the coupon BENCOFFEE to get 10% off any order of Kion Coffee and 25% off your first order when you subscribe for monthly delivery) -My  coffee mug -My Show Sponsors:  -Joov - Visit and use the code BEN25 to get a nice little discount off your purchase. -Fischer Wallace -Visit  to try the Fisher Wallace Stimulator® for 30 days and save $150 on your purchase. -ZipRecruiter - Post jobs on ZipRecruiter for FREE by visiting . Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Andrew or me? Leave your comments at and one of us will reply!

This episode shifts us to the science behind running, and beetroot.  Beetroot?  You heard that right.  After listening, you just may want to put it on your next shopping list. We begin by talking about his running records held at an early age and how his running led him to become obsessed with the physiology of distance running. He get into the specifics about his beetroot study. We hear first-hand examples of time spent working with Paula Radcliffe. He discusses his role as the scientific adviser with Nike’s the sub-2 hour project and his reflection to the outcome of it. He shares his experience and what he learned when he visited the Kenyan runners’ camp in Kenya. Today's Guest Andrew Jones Andrew Jones is famous for his study of beetroot as it relates to a runner’s performance.  He is a physiologist who has worked with some of the leading distance runners including Paula Radcliffe.  His involvement led to huge improvements in her performance.  He was the major scientific adviser with Nike’s sub-2 hour marathon project. What You Will Learn About What record Andrew has held for the last 30 years. What Andrew’s involvement was with the Nike sub-2 project. What foods are used as great recovery products. When and how much beet root should be used to see a benefit. Why Andrew says that “the marathon world record is way slower than a human would be potentially be capable of running it.” What Andrew sees as the reasons why Kenyan runners are ranked above the rest.   Inspirational Quotes Things like cherry juice are better in recovery and they contain a lot of polyphenols.  Taking anti-oxidants and things like polyphenols which are in cherries, also in beet root juice, can sort of help the recovery process a bit. If you consume high nitrate food stuffs you can lower your blood pressure, as well. I’m not saying you should run, you should not have breakfast before you race, but actually in terms of forcing some additional musclar adaptation, it isn’t always a bad thing to get up and to run.   You kind of treat your body to, or teach your body to adapt in certain ways by so doing. And you can have your breakfast after you run. Resources Mentioned Last week's interview with Kim Jones Andy on the University of Exeter website Andy on Twitter    Thank you to my new running buddy VI and favorite recovery product BodyHealth for sponsoring this episode of Running for Real. VI is there to encourage you on tough days, congratulate you on the days you crush it, and remind you of your goals when you need it. You can enter to win your own VI by visiting GetVI.com/running4real When I was running 90 miles a week as a pro, I would take 5-10 BodyHealth Perfect Amino tablets every day without fail. They helped me recover faster, and feel better. Now they have Perfect Amino XP, which makes it even easier. Get 10% off at Bodyhealth.com using coupon code TINA10

Today we have Andrew Johnson and Michael Fleming from the CPA firm, Peisner and Johnson. Peisner Johnson & Company is the largest registered CPA firm that focuses exclusively on state and local tax issues. They have a proven track record of experience and an extensive knowledge of state tax law. They have consulted with thousands of companies doing business across the United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada. Their client list reads like a "who's who" of companies in just about every industry.  Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [0:45] Andrew and Michael share how their CPA firm can help sellers. [2:00] Why Andrew and Michael love educating their clients. [2:40] Success stories from clients. [4:00] Horror stories from clients that Andrew and Michael work with. [8:30] Celebrating 25 years in businesses, a huge milestone! In this episode… Let’s face it, most ecommerce business leaders dread having to deal with the complexities of sales taxes. Where do you have to pay it? When do you have to pay it? How often? In every state? There are so many ins and outs of this complicated topic that there seems like there is no easy way to handle it. But that’s not true! There are uniquely gifted individuals who specialize in sales taxes and who love to untangle this seemingly complicated topic. On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from Andrew Johnson and Michael Fleming from the CPA firm, Peisner and Johnson. In their conversation with Jeremy, they go over how they can help ecommerce sellers, why they love to educate their clients, customer success stories, and much more! You don’t want to miss a minute of this engaging episode! As more and more commerce shifts from brick and mortar storefronts to the ecommerce business realm, many state governments are cracking down on ecommerce sellers and coming after them for sales taxes. Chances are if you are an ecommerce seller, you’ve already started wondering and possibly stressing about this issue. What are your options? How can you protect yourself, stay in compliance, and make a profit? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from the CPA wizards at Peisner and Johnson. Andrew and Michael open up about how their firm specializes and is uniquely positioned to help ecommerce sellers. Don’t go through this complicated issue alone! Get all the info you need to get started in the right direction on this episode! No one likes to get overwhelmed by a topic that seems impossible to understand like sales taxes. But the problem is, most business leaders don’t have the time to pour over dry textbooks and professional articles to brush up on this topic. The CPA firm Peisner and Johnson has worked hard to help educate their clients so they don’t feel overwhelmed and in the dark on this subject that has such an important bearing on their business. Listen to this episode of Inspired Insider as Andrew and Michael discuss why they enjoy educating their clients and how that process has led to valuable savings. You don’t want to miss this powerful episode! Resources Mentioned on this episode www.salestaxforonlinesellers.com www.http://peisnerjohnson.com/ https://twitter.com/PeisnerJohnson Sponsor for this episode This is part of the Prosper Show Ecommerce Mastery Series where top Sellers and Experts teach you what really works to boost your ecommerce business. They have an amazing conference with some of the top Amazon sellers and industry leaders. *************** Rise25 is where entrepreneurs of 6,7, and 8 figure businesses come together live and in person every few months to solve their biggest business challenges through this high-level Mastermind group. Each member leaves each week with lifelong friendships and actionable steps to take their business to the next level. Check out Rise25.com - a group run by myself and cofounder John Corcoran. Rise 25 is application only.

Andrew Campbell was 27-years-old, working a good corporate job when he got the call that his father had suffered a massive brain hemorrhage. So he moved back home to Austin and reconsidered what he wanted out of life. Flexibility and freedom became priorities for Andrew, and when an experienced friend invited him to partner up on the purchase of a duplex, he agreed. Very quickly, Andrew was ‘addicted to real estate,' and he began to envision a long-term plan that would allow him to quit his job and pursue real estate full-time. Now Andrew is a managing partner with Wildhorn Capital, a real estate investment firm focused on multifamily properties in major Texas markets. Today he joins me to share how he made the transition from duplexes and fourplexes to his first multifamily deal, a 192-unit building in San Antonio. Andrew walks us through his first experience with raising money, explaining how being a real estate junkie helped him build a network organically. Listen in for Andrew's insight on redefining success, taking risks, and leveraging an addiction to real estate to live the life YOU design. Key Takeaways How Andrew got into real estate Corporate job out of state Moved home after dad's massive brain hemorrhage Changed notion of what success looks like Bought duplex with experienced mentor Andrew's initial investment strategy Goal to create passive income Envisioned 15- to 20-year plan Add duplexes, fourplexes to portfolio Managed himself to learn business Why Andrew limited himself to four units or less Qualified for residential loans (up to ten) Model was familiar  Why Andrew transitioned to multifamily Reaching maximum # of residential loans Realized could realize dreams sooner Wife encouraged him to ‘go for it' Andrew's first experience with raising money Client through consulting work offered $100K Gained confidence, snowball effect Andrew's first multifamily deal 11 months from decision to close Relationships with brokers in San Antonio Purchased 192-units for $16M ($6.5M raised) What inspired Andrew to ‘go big' on his first multifamily deal Property management companies look for 125-plus More efficient to go bigger How Andrew was able to raise $6.5M ‘We networked our asses off' Five meetings/week with new people Why Andrew chose to work with a partner Sees real estate as ‘team sport' Met at conference, same business model/markets Complementary skill sets (both intense hustlers)  What's next for Wildhorn Capital Strategic, disciplined to find deals that work Goal to expand to 1K units in 2018 How Andrew's life is different as a full-time investor ‘Life by design' Flexibility, freedom Feels he can do/achieve anything Full-time job no longer in way Andrew's advice to aspiring multifamily investors Start buying property now Don't be afraid of value-add Don't be afraid to use other people's money Take ownership, risks Connect with Andrew Wildhorn Capital Email andrew@wildhorncap.com Resources The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller, Dave Jenks and Jay Papasan Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki Michael's Course Michael's Contact Form Free eBook: The Secret to Raising Money to Buy Your First Apartment Building Review the Podcast on iTunes

We talk with repeat Snapshot guest Andrew Fortune, owner of Great Colorado Homes, about content marketing and why it has been so successful for him. You'll learn:  1) The role Facebook plays in content marketing 2) Andrew's approach to listing videos and what they will accomplish 3) Why Andrew thinks this podcast is awesome! 4) Why Facebook is so dominant vs Snapchat 5) What has changed in terms of client use of social media over 18 months? 6) Open houses - worth it? Links mentioned: LastPass Facebook Ads App        

On today’s episode of The Art of Paid Traffic, I’m pumped to be joined by Facebook ads manager Andrew Hubbard. Andrew is one of my original students and now runs Facebook ads for some very successful online entrepreneurs. One such client is my guest from last week’s episode, Melyssa Griffin, who shared how she’s created a 7-Figure Automated Webinar Funnel in 18 Months. If you haven’t yet heard that episode, definitely check it out here. You don’t have to listen to it before today’s episode, but it will definitely give you some context for my conversation with Andrew today. We dive into how Andrew left his corporate job to start his Facebook ads business, what he initially charged (and how his pricing has evolved over the past couple of years) and how he niched down to find his ideal client to work with. Then we dive into the specifics of how he runs the Facebook ads for Melyssa Griffin’s 7-figure automated webinar funnel. In the episode, you’ll learn: The technique Andrew used to land his first big clients What mindset he always uses when determining his pricing What types of images work the best for Andrew’s campaigns for Melyssa Why he started with warm traffic for Melyssa Griffin’s campaigns, and the testing process that was used Why Andrew is putting so much focus on video ads, and we talk about what  types of videos are working best for him, including what’s being said in those videos Two challenges Andrew faced when scaling the ad spend How he uses Conversion window to test and scale (you know, when Conversions is your Objective you can choose whether you want to optimize for like 1-day click or 7-day click…) We dive into Andrew’s split testing strategy A comparison on how mobile, desktop and Instagram ads are performing against each other for Melyssa Griffin’s campaigns And a whole lot more... It’s been really cool to see Andrew’s evolution as a Facebook ads manager, from taking my FB Ads For Newbies course years ago to where he is now. Next week, Deacon Hayes of Well Kept Wallet visits the show to share how he’s using Facebook ads to amplify his content and generate affiliate income -- including one recent campaign where he spent $8,500 and did $21,000 in revenue.

Andrew Jones left a career in music to teach university writing and English literature. After traveling around the U.S. as a silver bullet for artists with major label development deals and songwriting for Michael Jackson's ill-fated comeback album, Andrew became a published poet and won an international award for his research on the symbolic power of language in science fiction.  Now, Andrew balances his professional and artistic life in pursuit of perfecting clear, intentional expression. He continues to write award-winning work, this time for large companies. He has also resumed life as a musician and produces emerging songwriters and artists across the country. The creative process Keys to successful writing How to induce creative states Breaking through writers block  Thoughts about “Smart Drugs”  Writing rituals Why Andrew writes with pen and paper Lo-fi and Hi-fi writing tools  The editing process Connect with Andrew at HearAndrewJones.com. His latest release, Sound for Bombs, is available on andrewjones.bandcamp.com. 

Brian sits down with current Kicker for the Miami Dolphins Andrew Franks to discuss his journey from playing Division 3 Football at RPI to kicking in the NFL.  Andrew's drive and determination to be great make him one of the top peak performers ever interviewed on the podcast.   You will learn... Why Andrew chose to attend a D3 school. The routines he has in place to succeed in the NFL. The experiences that have shaped him into the player and man he is today. And much more... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

***WARNING: SOME EXPLICIT LANGUAGE IS USED IN THIS EPISODE*** In this episode Adam is joined by Andrew Arrabito, founder and chief bladesmith of Half Face Blades. Andrew and his team build some of the most rugged, beautiful—and outright intimidating—knives and axes on the market today. If you haven’t checked out their work you’ve been missing out on some of the most unique and functional blades the knife and tool world has seen in a very long time. Whether you’re looking for a knife, axe or hatchet for hunting, tactical or general outdoor applications Andrew and his crew can build you a tool that not only looks and feels incredible but performs at the highest level imaginable. These are the kind of blades that will stay in your family for generations. Adam and Andrew delve into Andrew’s tactical background, the cultural and practical world of knives and axes, and most importantly WHY Andrew puts such an immense amount of time, effort and soul into each knife that he produces. If you’re as interested in knives and axes as we are, this is an episode you can’t miss! Web: www.halffaceblades.com Instagram: @halffaceblades

Andrew O'Brien is known as The Publicity Guy. His company, ThePublicityGuy.com, is more than just a PR firm.PR firms are often difficult to work with, don’t offer guarantees, and will book you on any media outlet that will have you.The Publicity Guy focuses on niche targeting to place you in front of your avatar audience.You'll hear Andrew reveal:Why Andrew doesn't use press releasesThe importance of authenticityWhy the right story is either controversial, informative, innovative, or a combination of all threeThe Facebook + Publicity combo: Get featured on 5 large publicationsRun FB traffic via Sniply (or Rebrandly) to your articleRetarget everyone there to the next and the next and the next articlesSoon you've got instant celebrity statusLearn more about The Publicity Guy, Andrew O'Brien and get the full shownotes at https://baconwrappedbusiness.com/publicityguy/Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How To Rate and Review Us»Join the Bacon Wrapped Business Community today: Bacon Wrapped Business on FacebookBrad Costanzo on FacebookBrad Costanzo on LinkedInBrad Costanzo on YouTubeBrad Costanzo on Twitter

Andrew and Kenny debate strategies and tactics for finding your best consulting prospects -- both online and offline. In this episode: Why Andrew's favorite place to find prospects is online Best tools available for researching and finding prospects online How Kenny experienced enormous success with a strategic alliance How to find and form strategic alliances Question of the week: "Is AdWords best for my business? Tip of the week: How to spy on your competitors' lead sources Extras Google AdWords KeyWord Planner -- Explore online prospect volume (sign up for a free account if you don't have one) SimilarWeb -- See where your competitors are getting traffic "Forget Setting Marketing Goals. Focus on This Instead." StickK.com -- Stick to your goals "Work the System" by Sam Carpenter -- Create effective business processes Download Episode 12 PDF Transcript The post Episode 12 – Where to Find Your Best Prospects appeared first on Magnetic Consultant.