Podcasts about why andy

Andy Hnilo (IG: @andyhnilo) is former athlete, model, and actor that had his life turned upside down. On March 20th, 2011, he was struck by a series of large vehicles while crossing a busy street, a trauma that caused seven broken ribs, a collapsed lung, and an extreme compound fracture. Determined to come back even stronger, Andy was able to be back on the runway in less than 3 months. He was able to heal his skin by immersing himself in a diligent skincare routine that included a mineral-rich blend of four clays, organic superfoods, and nutrient-dense ingredients: a process that healed his body. Andy is now the founder and CEO of Alitura, which makes life-changing skin care products with organic superfoods. In this episode, we discuss: Opening up the creative mind Setting your intentions for the day The coach that instilled Andy's athlete mindset Choosing which dream to move forward with… baseball or acting? The life threatening accident that changed the course of Andy’s life Dealing with cystic acne in high school sparked an interest in natural health The healing protocol Andy followed after his accident Being grateful for a second chance at life Focus on what you have rather than what happened to you Hearing “you’ll never do this again” was the motivation Andy needed to thrive Practicing intrinsic motivation Creating a clay mask to heal Andy's abrasions and scars Partnering up with Dave Asprey to launch Alitura The challenges of finding trusted manufacturers Why Andy won’t accept anything less than perfection Necessity is the mother of invention Avoiding burnout by making time for your daily routine Andy’s recipe for Bulletproof Coffee What Andy eats when he breaks his intermittent fast Andy’s daily supplement routine The healing power of consuming organ meats Foods to consume that nourish your skin from the inside out Drinking mineral water naturally revitalizes your skin Getting started with Alitura products Show sponsor: Paleovalley

 Here are some relevant links from the conversation:  Andy Raskin on LinkedIn Andy Raskin on Medium (lots of great articles here, including the one linked below) The Greatest Sales Deck I've Ever Seen by Andy Raskin The Bigger Narrative (Andy's podcast on strategic narrative) Chill Beefs (Andy's podcast celebrating pet peeves) Victoria Zenoff (Andy's career coach)  Show notes:  2:02 Chill Beefs - Andy's new podcast 3:39 The many roles Andy has had 4:13 Getting interested in Japan 6:06 Working for Apple in Tokyo in the 90s 9:36 Miso soup 10:50 Lucky socks, lucky underwear 11:43 Becoming a writer 13:20 Interviewing Marc Benioff 16:10 Product Manager at Skype 19:51 Moving into product marketing 23:43 Free agent 28:02 Feeling nervous before a new engagement 30:32 Productizing your offering as a consultant 32:42 The sales deck is the story 34:38 The Bigger Narrative podcast 37:47 How Andy came up with the intro sequence 41:03 The next season (coming out soon) 42:17 Why Andy invests in a career coach 44:13 20 years with his career coach

In the long-awaited 13th episode of the Mountain Malarkey Podcast (Not unlucky for some), Andy and Dave discuss the first and last question anyone asks themselves before going on a challenging trek... Why? The episode was recorded exactly 5 years to the day since Andy first reached Everest Base Camp and just after, started the company as you see it today.  Find out Why Andy and Dave went to Everest in the first place, Why they recommend taking on big challenges and Why heading to Everest can change your life.  http://bit.ly/EverestBCGuide http://bit.ly/KiliThelonewayguide www.evertrek.co.uk  

Watch the full video interview on YouTube here: https://bit.ly/tuhpandyhannemann386 Andrea Hannemann, aka Earthy Andy (IG: @earthyandy), is a health and wellness influencer and creator of the popular Earthy Andy blog and Instagram account. After years of battling IBS, celiac disease, hypothyroidism (Hashimoto's), asthma, brain fog, and chronic fatigue, she healed her chronic health issues by embracing a plant-based diet. Andy is a surfer, free spirit, and mother of three. She lives in Oahu, Hawaii with her family. In this episode, we discuss: Andy growing up in Saskatchewan and travelling to Hawaii at age 11 Moving to Hawaii for college Meeting the man she was going to marry, Shem The love of surfing Being diagnosed with celiac disease Andy keeping her 30-day plant-based challenge a secret Feeling worse detoxing before feeling better Simplify your life, go back to your roots, and eat in season Food was controlling Andy, now she is in control Fruits & vegetables are easy to grow in Hawaii The people & documentaries that inspired Andy to go plant-based Everyone is their own brand Helping others by sharing your personal experience Turning Earthy Andy into a family business The challenges of working together as a couple The pressures of growing an Instagram following of over a million followers Trust the process Best advice... grow your email list Reversing Hashimoto’s with a plant-based diet Teaching kids to understand food and how it supports their bodies Making fruits and vegetables the new normal Buying "healthy" processed food is not much better for you Writing Plant Over Processed, Andy’s new book Stay tuned for... Andy’s new meal plan app and protein powder Do something active every day Keeping social media organic and authentic Why Andy stays neutral online Show sponsors: Organifi

Russell Gold (@russellgold) is an author and award-winning investigative journalist and energy reporter at The Wall Street Journal best known for covering the Deepwater Horizon explosion and oil spill. They were awarded the Gerald Loeb Award for best business story of the year and were finalists for the Pulitzer.He's the author of The Boom: How Fracking Ignited the American Energy Revolution and Changed the World and his new book, Superpower: One Man's Quest to Transform Energy tells the story of Michael Skelly, who helped created the wind energy industry in the US in a push for sustainability.In today's episode we discuss:- How to speed the transition to renewable energy- The pros and cons of fracking and why it has a bad rap- Why the energy industry is so fragmented in the US- What we need MOST to see renewables replace the grid- How batteries are holding back cleantech- The pros and cons of monopolies in public infrastructure- Why Silicon Valley doesn't invest much in energy- How one innovator can change the course of history and energy consumption- What we NEED to do to combat climate change- Why Andy thinks going public is the way to go- Thoughts on Elon, Tesla and the future of transportation- What will journalism look like in ten years- Are billionaire-owned media corporations a net positive

Andy Hill is a husband, father, and entrepreneur who founded Marriage, Kids, and Money, a blog and podcast that focuses on understanding family finance. A self-confessed money nerd, Andy started the podcast as a hobby then took it to the next level when he began getting feedback on how useful people were finding the information he shared. Andy shares his family’s financial journey and covers topics such as how he and his wife paid off $50,000 of debt in under a year, and the steps they took to get mortgage free by the age of 35 and has featured as a personal finance expert on CNBC, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance and NBC News.Andy joins me today to share why he and his wife decided to pay off their $50,000 debt before having children and buying a house and how they did it while still enjoying life. He tells me his thoughts on the conversations you should have with your future spouse about your financial goals and how you can brainstorm ways to achieve them. Andy also discusses how his hobby turned first into a side hustle, then into a full-time job and how he navigated that journey and worked to expand his network and provide genuine value in his relationships. “Dive deep into an area that really interests you then focus on it and see what you can do to pay back in that community” - Andy Hill This week on Paychecks and Balances:● How Andy and his wife came up with saving strategies that ensure they enjoy today and invest in their future ● The importance of determining collective goals and working out how you are going to achieve them● The financial impact of becoming an entrepreneur and how to prepare for it● How Andy’s business grew from a hobby● Why Andy has been forced to change his routine has changed during quarantine ● Advice for people looking for a new direction now they have time on their hands● Why it is important not to glorify the entrepreneurial lifestyle ● What he misses from the 9-5 life and what he doesn’t● How to merge your day job and your side hustle● The role of workplace benefits in saving money and building wealth● Healthcare Saving Accounts (HSA) and how to select and invest in them● How to build authentic relationships online Resources Mentioned:● Side Hustle Nation podcast● Etsy● Shopify● TaskrabbitConnect with Andy Hill:● Marriage, Kids, and Money Website● Marriage, Kids, and Money Podcast● Marriage, Kids, and Money on Facebook ● Marriage, Kids, and Money on Instagram●

Should you consider a career in farming if you are in an urban setting? Our guest on this week’s Thriving Farmer Podcast thinks you should! Andy Chae of Fisheye Farms in Detroit, Michigan grows sustainably-raised produce, herbs, and flowers in a farm-to-chef business for restaurants and markets in the Detroit area. Andy became enamored with urban agriculture and the opportunity it presents to positively impact the world. He pursued volunteer and apprenticeship opportunities throughout his studies, and after graduating, traveled to Brazil to work on an organic farm before starting Fisheye Farms. Join us today to hear all about Andy’s unique farming journey and mission!   You’ll hear: What Fisheye Farms is all about 1:03 About the mission of the urban farm in Chicago Andy was involved with 4:54 What Andy’s experience was like working with kids on the farm 6:24 What a typical week looks like on Fisheye Farms 8:57 How felt pots are working out for Andy on his farm 13:10 What kind of equipment Andy uses on the farm 15:12 Why Andy uses fire hoses as a weight system for row covers 18:39 What kind of infrastructure makes up Fisheye Farms 22:44 What systems Fisheye Farms has in place to make sure vital tasks get done 26:50 What Fisheye Farms uses for seed storage 30:44 About the hardest thing Andy has done as a farmer 31:36 About Andy’s loan experience with Steward 34:16 Who Andy’s mentors in farming were 35:16 What systems Andy would have put into place sooner given the chance to turn back time 38:53 How Fisheye Farms divides roles on the farm 41:32 How Andy involves his local community in his operations 47:05 About the wine & weeding event Andy hosts 49:26 Where Fisheye Farms focuses their marketing efforts 52:40 About the origin of Fisheye Farms’ name 58:38 The biggest mistake Andy sees new farmers making 1:01:48 Andy’s favorite farming tool 1.03:07 How Andy feels about the prospect of starting a farm now 1.04:23 Where you can find out more about Andy and Fisheye Farms 1.09:51 About the Guest: Andy Chae and Amy Eckert started Fisheye Farms, as a small market garden in Detroit, Michigan in 2015. They now farm 2 acres of land in the center of the city. They serve a 80 member CSA, area restaurants, and a small weekly on-site farmstand.Resources:Website - www.fisheyefarms.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fisheyefarms/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fisheyefarms/

Welcome back to Jon and JB from Yours, Mine and Theirs as we channel the 1987 McDonald's classic the McDLT and keep the hot side hot and the cool side cool. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVcVXTeHTLI Welcome to the hot side. We argue about whether this is a good movie or not. Also, is this the first instance of side nipple in Bond? Why Andy likes this-- the darkness and the critique of the military-industrial complex. Brooke likes it too because it sets us up for more serious Bond movies later. But it feels like a made for tv movie. Drinking the sand. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKTqS4bXugg Everybody wants to watch Andy's version of this movie, but this is not good. Reboots and why Daniel Craig's hard reboot worked. Could Brosnan have fixed this? Bad side characters, weak villains. Techno Bond, the theme song. Andy's dog wants Roger Moore back. Forgettable credits. Blowing the nipple budget. The Ferris Wheel is kinda rapey. Box office The Poseidon theory. . .? How tall are the Bonds? Studio notes! The cello. . . car skis! Should we have an R-rated Bond? Andy sings Bjork for some reason. (It was because of the "ghetto blaster.") Andy's mind-canon on Roger Moore and Moneypenny. JB still really hates this movie. Leave us a message on Anchor about how you feel about the episode, but it can only be 1 minute long! (PS- You can leave multiple messages) Special bonus at the end of the episode: Bjork! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFinPHgLUXc {outtakes} Andy get mad at everyone because they can't stop talking about side-boob long enough to let him start the episode. And then-- The Roy Report, featuring actually Roy's voice for 1 minute and then a computer reading more. See you on the cool side! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kissyourfranchisegoodbye/message

Join Marty as he sits down with Andy Edstrom, author of Why Buy Bitcoin, to discuss: - Why Andy decided to write a book - Pitching bitcoin to institutional investors - How Bitcoin's monetary theory differs from the monetary theory that dominated the 20th century - Inflation - Bitcoin's correlation to other asset classes - Why pay taxes? - much more Follow Andy on Twitter Shoutout to this week's sponsors. Cash App. Start #stackingsats today. Use the promo code: "stackingsats" to receive $10 and contribute $10 to OWLS Lacrosse when you download the app.

This week I’m interviewing Andy Webb about the best money apps to save money. Andy is a leading, multi award winning, money blogger.   In this episode: How Andy turned his hobby into his full time career The one (or more) apps Andy says are a must have for everyone How banking is getting smarter every day What an aggregator is and why you should be using one The importance of data sharing and security How automatic savings app can help you if you struggle to prioritise saving What to be conscious of with supermarket saving apps Why Andy has over 14 bank accounts! How I have personally earned £4k+ with just ONE app Our 26 best money apps to save money including recommendations from the UK Money Blogger community   Join The Money Circle membership Book in a complimentary call to discuss how financial coaching can help you move from financial overwhelm to confidence and control.  Join Catherine’s Facebook Page and FREE Facebook Group My Website  My Online Courses – Investing for beginners from £1 My YouTube Channel  Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook  Andy’s website Be Clever With Your Cash Andy’s podcast Cash Chats Follow Andy on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter Open Banking Apps Starling Monzo Money Dashboard Emma Yolt Snoop Curve Chip Plum Cleo Stocard Idealo PriceSpy TopCashback Quidco Airtime Rewards ZipZero Receipt Hog Vitality Shopmium CheckoutSmart GreenJinn FreeTrade Splitwise OnePulse StreetBees

Nathan and Andy compare their favorite heist movies. This episode is sponsored by Philz Coffee.   PODCAST APP: https://playpodca.st/fourseasons   Spotify: http://bit.ly/4SOFspotify   Check out our latest episodes, digital shorts, movie reviews and more: fourseasonsoffilm.com    Where to Find Nathan and Andy:   @fourseasonspod on Twitter    @fourseasonsoffilm on Instagram   @NateRBlackburn on Instagram & Twitter    @AJPesa on IG & Twitter   Facebook: http://facebook.com/fourseasonsoffilm YouTube: http://youtube.com/fourseasonsoffilm Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/fourseasonsoffilm   Keep Film Alive! Show Notes: 00:40 After a Long Weekend 01:15 Heist Movies 02:00 Choose a side 02:20 Don Siegel 03:55 Walter Mathieu freezes time 04:30 Other Heist Movies that don’t focus on the actual heist 05:31 Why Andy picks No Country for Old Men 07:00 Molly and Anton 08:08 Studying Anton Chigurh in the criminal justice system 08:50 Andy flips movies in his mind all the time 09:58 Body counts and Josh Brolin 11:35 Building suspense 14:15 Charley Varrick, common man 15:00 Repairing Wounds 16:30 Tommy Lee Jones, not Tom Jones 18:15 Don Siegel paving the way  19:13 The Last Speech 21:15 The Coen Bros

Andy's Story In his own words: I am a natural healing consultant, inventor, public speaker, forensic psychiatrist, and expert witness. I completed my psychiatric training at Duke University Medical Center after graduating from the Medical University of South Carolina, and I have a B.S. from M.I.T. in Molecular Biology. I have conducted and published original research and lectured, supervised, and mentored medical students, residents, and fellows in all psychiatric specialties. I have been qualified as an expert witness in local, state, and federal courts. I have held leadership positions in academic medicine and professional organizations. I ran a start-up company to develop a medical device I invented and patented. You'll Learn: I've not heard Andy give an interview quite like this one - and for that reason I'm excited to share it with you. We packed a LOT into this 80 minutes. You will learn: * What Andy experienced going through medical school - and the toxic pressure and strain med students are systemically put under just to survive, * Why med students graduate as doctors with no real information about vaccination, * How and why the medical education system does not allow students to develop critical thinking abilities, * Why Andy is risking his career and reputation to speak up now, * Why covid-19 has not really been truly identified or definitively sequenced, * The inability of virologists to truly purify and isolate a virus for identification, * Why exosomes are so important regarding the current plandemic, * Limitations of germ theory and why viruses are not "bad guys" out to get us, * How the "Elite" are using covid-19(84) as a means to install their technocracy and eliminate all human freedom, * How this historical time right now offers us a choice to choose between freedom and tyranny; fear and growth/evolution... ...and much, much more. This has to be one of the best, most important interviews I've ever been involved with (either as host or guest). Please subscribe, drop a review, and share this information widely. Thanks in advance for supporting the nascent emergence of deep human self-awareness - and the peace, truth, and beauty this will bring. Special Guest: Dr. Andrew Kaufman.

Andy McCloy is a close friend and owner of BCI Sports Performance and Fitness in Madison, Alabama. Over the last 19 years BCI has helped hundreds of athletes receive scholarships and realize their dreams. BCI works with a wide ranging population of youth athletes from 7 years old to professional level. Andy has worked with athletes in all professional sports, high level executives and elite military operators. He is focused on paying forward the lessons he has learned in his over 19 years in the business. Today, he now helps sports performance business owners develop a business and lifestyle systems that allows them to have more freedom and profit—while becoming a small giant in their community. Andy and I talk about the principles and daily habits he has developed and coaches to create individual, team, personal life and business success. We also dive into the foundations that you cannot do without if you want to achieve greatness in this industry. Let's go. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN How Andy is handling the COVID-19 crisis personally and what he has implemented that will create positive addictions moving forward.Why physical capacity, and having daily habits to develop it, is a key aspect in personal, family and business success.How Andy got into the best shape of his life after his bi-lateral hip replacement.The reason you should be doing a lot more aerobic cardio and how it will help you reach every fitness goal.The habits that we’ve both added daily to improve mindfulness, reduce stress and anxiety, and increase our problem solving capabilities.Why Andy is focused on recovery modalities.The importance of community and social connection and why it will help keep you in-check and accountable to integrity and growth.How are you dealing with loneliness in your life? And why your answer to this is key to your health, happiness, immunity and productivity.The 3 layers of connection you need in your life to be the greatest person and leader and how most people are missing 1-2 of them.The “Well Analogy” Andy gives that is a key of being a servant leader.How you can get daily mentorship every day from the greatest people in your industry.3 books Andy recommends in challenging times to help you retain power and focus.An unconventional strategy that Andy uses daily to shift his mental state and help him change his mood, focus, and productivity.How much time you should dedicate to improving your craft and the mindset behind becoming successful in your industry.Why it’s not about time management, but about managing ourselves. Andy shares his tips for becoming more productive.If you’re a coach, why it's important to study business and marketing. Andy shares his insights.The question that forces you to check in with yourself and see if you're doing work that moves you forward.The magic combo that drives brick and mortar business and why you can’t just do one thing.Practical tips to become a leader in the community, connect with people, and market at the same time.Why organizational health is key to any business. We discuss what that means and how to do it.The 3 key business principles to building a gym that stands the test of time. LINKS AND RESOURCES Andy McCloy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andymccloy_bci/Body Creations Inc. Sports Performance: https://bodycreationsinc.comBook: Together - The Healing Power Of Human Connection In A Sometimes Lonely World (Vivek Murthy): https://www.amazon.com/Together-Connection-Performance-Greater-Happiness/dp/0062913298/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1589395126&sr=8-1Vigor Life Podcast (iTunes): https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/vigor-life-podcast/id1180256583?mt=2Luka Hocevar YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ29YcBh-g6onRujX3wD_XA?view_as=subscriberLuka Hocevar Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lukahocevar/ Thanks so much for joining me this week. Have some feedback that you’d like to share? Leave me a review on iTunes.

Andy Galpin, PhD, is a tenured Professor at the Center for Sport Performance at California State University, Fullerton. Galpin received an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science from Linfield College, a Master’s Degree in Human Movement Sciences from the University of Memphis, and a PhD in Human Bioenergetics from Ball State University. He currently teaches and runs the Biochemistry and Molecular Exercise Physiology Lab at California State University, Fullerton. That will tell you he’s a smart guy, but Andy also understands the real world of training and nutrition and consults some of the world’s top athletes to elite performance levels. There are many reasons why I love the guy: he’s a great human, he loves strength and conditioning, he’s from Washington State and he loves hip-hop; which pretty much seals the deal for me. Andy’s also the co-author of the best-selling book, “Unplugged: Evolve From Technology To Upgrade Your Fitness, Performance, and Consciousness” and has been featured just about everywhere including on the Joe Rogan Podcast. In this episode we dive into the principles of training and nutrition that are based on science but also work in the real world, how to spot B.S. and fake guru’s, and many insights on how to become a great coach in the real world and gets results with your clients. Let's go. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN Andy’s bulletproof bullshit detector to find out what advice is real and what is B.S.The 3 pieces of evidence you want to look at when it comes to your certainty about claims in training, nutrition and supplementation.My 80/20 rule of sticking with things I know work and testing out new methods, innovations and things I’ve learned.The cook, the chef and the baker analogy and why you should start as a cook no matter what!Why social media is skipping the cook portion of teaching and creating a lot of B.S.Why you have to be crystal clear about what you want to achieve before you ever pick an exercise rep, set, or anything else.Andy’s template for building an athlete of life, and what you should do weekly when it comes to training.Why speed and power are SO important with the elderly population and how it can help you live longer and even prevent death.The reason why high intensity training should be cut down by 50% or more (for most) to get the best results with health, fitness and performance.How culture changed the shift of exercise popularity from cardio to bodybuilding, to high intensity exercise, to recovery and how to put the puzzle pieces together.Why as a coach you shouldn't try to bring clients into your world but rather commit to stepping into theirs.How to put the puzzle pieces of it all together while getting the clients input so you get better compliance and results.Why Andy teaches his classes in a real world format that prepares coaches for the clients they’ll be dealing with.What “defenders” are and what is stopping clients from succeeding; we discuss how to remove the obstacles rather that “tell people what to do.”How Andy removed the barrier of an elite fighter to take their performance to the next level.Once you realize that you’re really a detective you’ll become a better coach.An exercise Andy gives to his students to help them learn to problem solve.The nutrition principles that have withstood the test of time and will continue to work for you and your clients.Why as a coach you should have a philosophy that you believe in when it comes to training and nutrition, even in the early stages of your career. And much, much more. LINKS AND RESOURCES Dr. Andy Galpin: http://www.andygalpin.com/ Book: Unplugged: Evolve From Technology To Upgrade Your Fitness, Performance, and Consciousness (Brian MacKenzie and Andy Galpin):  https://www.amazon.com/Unplugged-technology-upgrade-performance-consciousness-ebook/dp/B072PWGV5J/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=unplugged&qid=1589233163&sr=8-4 Dr. Andy Galpin YouTube: https://www.youtube.

When Andy Fell did the Richard Branson test on himself, it transformed his life and gave him the courage to go "all in" in his new business. Here were my biggest takeaways from this week's incredible The Mind to Lead episode with Andy in my Fab "5 minutes" Friday: Why Andy sets SMUUT goals not SMART goals Why Andy finds "Mozart time" probably the most crucial time in his day. Why everybody should try the "Sir Richard Branson test." Andy has 30 years of corporate experience across the UK and Australia, 20 years of which were in senior leadership positions for the RBS, Nat West, Westpac and St.George banks.  Andy loved leading large, customer-facing businesses that centred on creating high performance and inclusive cultures where people were empowered and encouraged to give of their best. Andy's expertise in communication, personal & team development lead him to found both GiFT631 and #youth4good, a social platform to provide a voice for young people with passion, energy and a desire to make a positive impact on the world.  Andy's ability to build self-belief & inspire confidence in people led him to develop this programme. His purpose is to help others strive to reach their potential in a stretching, supportive and inclusive environment. He is a highly sought after speaker, coach and educator who fills his work with actionable and practical strategies.

When Andy Fell did the Richard Branson test on himself, it transformed his life and gave him the courage to go "all in" in his new business. Here were my biggest takeaways from this week's incredible The Mind to Lead episode with Andy in my Fab "5 minutes" Friday: Why Andy sets SMUUT goals not SMART goals Why Andy finds "Mozart time" probably the most crucial time in his day. Why everybody should try the "Sir Richard Branson test." Andy has 30 years of corporate experience across the UK and Australia, 20 years of which were in senior leadership positions for the RBS, Nat West, Westpac and St.George banks. Andy loved leading large, customer-facing businesses that centred on creating high performance and inclusive cultures where people were empowered and encouraged to give of their best. Andy's expertise in communication, personal & team development lead him to found both GiFT631 and #youth4good, a social platform to provide a voice for young people with passion, energy and a desire to make a positive impact on the world. Andy's ability to build self-belief & inspire confidence in people led him to develop this programme. His purpose is to help others strive to reach their potential in a stretching, supportive and inclusive environment. He is a highly sought after speaker, coach and educator who fills his work with actionable and practical strategies.

What are the daily habits and routines to live a level 10 life? Welcome to this week's episode of The Mind to Lead Podcast. I sat down with Andy Fell. Found of Gift631, Speaker, Coach, Facilitator and Writer. Andy has 30 years of corporate experience across the UK and Australia, 20 years of which were in senior leadership positions for the RBS, Nat West, Westpac and St.George banks. Andy loved leading large, customer-facing businesses that centred on creating high performance and inclusive cultures where people were empowered and encouraged to give of their best. Andy's expertise in communication, personal & team development lead him to found both GiFT631 and #youth4good, a social platform to provide a voice for young people with passion, energy and a desire to make a positive impact on the world. Andy's ability to build self-belief & inspire confidence in people led him to develop this programme. His purpose is to help others strive to reach their potential in a stretching, supportive and inclusive environment. He is a highly sought after speaker, coach and educator who fills his work with actionable and practical strategies. Today you will learn: Andy's 7 P process to understanding what you want for your life and business. Why Andy prefers to set "SMUUT goals" rather than "SMART goals." Why "Mozart time" is crucial for his mental clarity. The habits and routines Andy has set up to live a level 10 life. Plus much more. Questions I asked Andy: (2:50) Wow, there is a lot to unpack there. But firstly, how did you come up with the name Gift 631? (5:50) How important in your leadership training is that gratitude piece for people? (10:30) What advice would you give for somebody who wants to start a morning routine but doesn't know where to start? (13:30) How important are routines and habits as a leader? And how do you go about coaching people to achieve this? (18:59) How critical is that whole review and reflection piece? (20:22) You've talked about goals in your 1,3, 6 model. Can you talk about that and what is your winning formula? (24:45) How important is it to have great people around you? (26:00) Touching on the current climate with COVID-19. There is a lot of fear at the moment. Checking emails and news. What are your thoughts on the leadership piece, and what is your advice to leaders? (29:13) For people lacking in clarity right now what steps would you give them to help them for their business and life. (30:40) When you talk about the circle of influence, what things do you think people should be focusing on to maintain calmness and peace of mind. (34:33) In terms of self-development, do you have any tips that have worked for your personal development? (36:58) You mentioned regret at the start. How many people do you see when you're coaching that are scared to make the first step. How do you go about moving forward without fear and living life without regret? (41:01) Everybody's ideas of success are different. How do you define success in your life? (44:01) If we were about to put a billboard up for the world to see what would you put on it? Books mentioned on the Podcast. Hal Elrod - Morning Miracle Gary Keller - The One thing Atomic Habits - James Clear Jack Canfield - Success principles Shoe Dog - Phil Knight Grant Cardone - 10X Tim Ferris - Podcasts Connect with Andy Linkedin - /andyfell631 Website - https://whatwinnersdogift631.com/ Youtube Connect with Georgie Instagram - @georgielhubbard Linkedin - /georgiehubbard Facebook - /georgielhubbard Quotes from the Podcast "(As a leader) - the way you come in is the way they go out." "Spend 20 mins less on social media or newsfeeds and get a journal, thinking about your thoughts and what matters most." "I am less concerned about the achievement of the goal. I'm more concerned about the action I take on the way to achieving the goal." "You have to control the controllable's." "As a leader, you should absorb the pressure and not release the pressure."

What are the daily habits and routines to live a level 10 life? Welcome to this week's episode of The Mind to Lead Podcast. I sat down with Andy Fell. Found of Gift631, Speaker, Coach, Facilitator and Writer. Andy has 30 years of corporate experience across the UK and Australia, 20 years of which were in senior leadership positions for the RBS, Nat West, Westpac and St.George banks.  Andy loved leading large, customer-facing businesses that centred on creating high performance and inclusive cultures where people were empowered and encouraged to give of their best. Andy's expertise in communication, personal & team development lead him to found both GiFT631 and #youth4good, a social platform to provide a voice for young people with passion, energy and a desire to make a positive impact on the world.  Andy's ability to build self-belief & inspire confidence in people led him to develop this programme. His purpose is to help others strive to reach their potential in a stretching, supportive and inclusive environment. He is a highly sought after speaker, coach and educator who fills his work with actionable and practical strategies. Today you will learn: Andy's 7 P process to understanding what you want for your life and business. Why Andy prefers to set "SMUUT goals" rather than "SMART goals." Why "Mozart time" is crucial for his mental clarity. The habits and routines Andy has set up to live a level 10 life. Plus much more. Questions I asked Andy: (2:50) Wow, there is a lot to unpack there. But firstly, how did you come up with the name Gift 631? (5:50) How important in your leadership training is that gratitude piece for people? (10:30) What advice would you give for somebody who wants to start a morning routine but doesn't know where to start? (13:30) How important are routines and habits as a leader? And how do you go about coaching people to achieve this? (18:59) How critical is that whole review and reflection piece? (20:22) You've talked about goals in your 1,3, 6 model. Can you talk about that and what is your winning formula? (24:45) How important is it to have great people around you? (26:00) Touching on the current climate with COVID-19. There is a lot of fear at the moment. Checking emails and news. What are your thoughts on the leadership piece, and what is your advice to leaders?  (29:13) For people lacking in clarity right now what steps would you give them to help them for their business and life. (30:40) When you talk about the circle of influence, what things do you think people should be focusing on to maintain calmness and peace of mind. (34:33) In terms of self-development, do you have any tips that have worked for your personal development? (36:58) You mentioned regret at the start. How many people do you see when you're coaching that are scared to make the first step. How do you go about moving forward without fear and living life without regret? (41:01) Everybody's ideas of success are different. How do you define success in your life? (44:01) If we were about to put a billboard up for the world to see what would you put on it?  Books mentioned on the Podcast. Hal Elrod - Morning Miracle Gary Keller - The One thing Atomic Habits - James Clear Jack Canfield - Success principles Shoe Dog - Phil Knight Grant Cardone - 10X Tim Ferris - Podcasts Connect with Andy Linkedin - /andyfell631 Website - https://whatwinnersdogift631.com/ Youtube Connect with Georgie Instagram - @georgielhubbard Linkedin - /georgiehubbard Facebook - /georgielhubbard Quotes from the Podcast "(As a leader) - the way you come in is the way they go out." "Spend 20 mins less on social media or newsfeeds and get a journal, thinking about your thoughts and what matters most." "I am less concerned about the achievement of the goal. I'm more concerned about the action I take on the way to achieving the goal."  "You have to control the controllable's." "As a leader, you should absorb the pressure and not release the pressure."

With Special Guests Roy Fillmore and JB Flinders from Yours, Mine and Theirs podcast. Mark is back as our Pedro Armendáriz but Brooke is out sick. Why Andy loves Yours, Mine and Theirs. Living Daylights hate. A-ha vs. Duran Duran. HANK SCORPIO. Andy loves The Cold War. And trains. The periscope. Russian lessons. Diagetic soundtracks. The women of From Russia With Love were less strong characters except for Rosa Klebb. Belly dancing and the Superbowl Halftime Show. The video game! Pedro Armendariz and Robert Shaw. We're just a Jaws podcast now. And Star Wars. And Rocky IV. Side characters make the movie. Films are better when directors and productions are constrained. When will Bond turn off the shower! DJ Fog Machine suitcase. Mary Poppins. Bond: the girl or the mission? Changing views of the "secret agent" type from heroic to "necessary evils." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kissyourfranchisegoodbye/message

Andy Blow, founder of Precision Hydration is back on the show to revisit the topic of hydration and nutrition strategies for triathlon and endurance events and races. This episode is packed with practical and actionable advice that will put you in a great spot to get your race day nutrition and hydration right.   IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: -An overview on sweat rate and sweat sodium concentrations, and the vast differences in losses and replacement needs between individuals -Why Andy recommends separating your energy from your hydration -Training the gut to better tolerate nutrition and hydration during racing -Hydrogels like Maurten and Beta Fuel -Wearables that measure hydration and sweat status in real-time and non-invasively   SHOWNOTES: https://scientifictriathlon.com/tts218/   THAT TRIATHLON SHOW HOMEPAGE: www.thattriathlonshow.com   SPONSORS: Precision Hydration - One-size doesn't fit all when it comes to hydration. Take Precision Hydration's FREE sweat test and learn how you should hydrate. Use the discount code THATTRIATHLONSHOW15 to get 15% off your order OR use the code THATTRIATHLONSHOW and get your first box for free.   ROKA - The finest triathlon wetsuits, apparel, equipment, and eyewear on the planet. Trusted by Javier Gómez, Gwen Jorgensen, Flora Duffy, Mario Mola, Lucy Charles and others. Get 20% off your entire order with the discount code TTS20.    LINKS AND RESOURCES: Carbohydrate hydrogel beverage provides no additional cycling performance benefit versus carbohydrate alone Hydrogel Carbohydrate-Electrolyte Beverage Does Not Improve Glucose Availability, Substrate Oxidation, Gastrointestinal Symptoms or Exercise Performance, Compared With a Concentration and Nutrient-Matched Placebo How to measure your sweat rate to improve your hydration strategy - Precision Hydration blog How to estimate how much sodium you lose in your sweat - Precision Hydration blog The Science of Endurance Hydration - Training Peaks University course - DISCOUNT CODE (50%): "SWEAT-H6YF" Hydration, sodium and cramping with Andy Blow | EP#49 Hydration in endurance sports: a Q&A with Andy Blow | EP#191 Effective Swimrun Training with Andy Blow | EP#126 RATE AND REVIEW: If you enjoy the show, please help me out by subscribing, rating and reviewing: www.scientifictriathlon.com/rate/   CONTACT: Want to send feedback, questions or just chat? Email me at mikael@scientifictriathlon.com or connect on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter.

On this episode, my guest is Shaun Brookhyser who is a former Knott's Scary Farm monster and long time friend of Andy's. Also joining us is Mike Pero. On this episode, we discuss scaring and other topics such as:-Why we hated Shaun at first-Drunk Shaun stories-The last time Shaun was on a podcast-Roller coaster nerds-Our former obsession with dumpsters-The time Shaun cut a mullet for the grand opening of a new roller coaster-Gay zombies-A really disgusting fake video game-Shaun's ideal funeral-Really old chicken wings-Why Andy is to blame for the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad accident...and many more!

On this episode, Paul Bilson slaps the microphone out of Andy's hand and takes over as host so he can interview the normal host of the show, Andy Moore. Also joining us is Andy's wife, Caitlin, his son John, and his two brothers Kevin and Jeffrey. Listen to us discuss topics such as:-Why Andy hates recycling-What irrational fears Andy has-Why Paul likes to keep his shoes on when he takes off his pants-How being traumatized as a kid (slight exaggeration) led to Andy's "career" as a scare actor-What it's like to be a "Haunt Widow", by Andy's wife-Why scare acting is the perfect job for an introvertAnd many more...

Support the show: http://patreon.com/FirstStrike (1:05) Isaak Krut joins the show after just Q'ing for the next Arena Mythic Championship (4:00) How'd Isaak become part of Team Hairy T? Did David Rood scout him? (9:00) Elliot qualified for F2F Montreal's WPNQ Finals with Sultai (15:00) Why Andy & Elliot think Sultai has the best sideboard in Standard (23:00) Keith Capstick joins the show to discuss state of Magic and recent OP news (36:50) Picking Keith's brain on Pioneer (49:30) Nam Dang joines the show after a 2nd place finish in the first Pioneer Challenge with UR Phoenix (57:45) Nam gets into his Standard prep, currently trying Simic Ramp with Mass Manipulation (1:03:00) Who are some of the top players in Nam's local area? (1:09:30) KYT thinks Keith sounds like Patrick Mahomes Find us on Twitter: Kar Yung Tom – https://twitter.com/kytmagic Elliot Fortier – https://twitter.com/elliot_fortier Andy Robdrup – https://twitter.com/AndyAWKWARD Jonathan Zhang – https://twitter.com/finalnub Shaheen Soorani - https://twitter.com/shaheenmtg First Strike is a Magic: The Gathering debate-style podcast hosted by KYT that discusses the week’s hottest competitive and social topics of the game. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/firststrike/support

Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com  "Andy Mason's team shared more details on their high show up rates. On average 10 - 15 out of 200 paid guests do not show; however some of them are automatically replaced by walk-ins." Welcome, Andy Mason, Inside the Greenroom!  Andy runs six live events per year, and achieves something I’ve never seen or heard of in my almost two decades of being in this industry, and that is…he gets nearly 100% of his event registrations to SHOW UP to his live events!  In this episode, we dive into how he’s able to not only have an almost 0% attrition rate at his live events, but also how he gets a whopping 50% of his attendees fully registered BEFORE he even announces who the speakers are. WHAT?!?! You heard me right! We cover the ideal event “atmosphere,” the reasons why people show up in person, and how to compel them to come back year after year.  We also discuss the core values of his organization and the best practices a speaker should follow if they want to land one of Andy’s SIX yearly live stages! Andy Mason is the Director of Heaven in Business and together with his wife, Janine, leads Dream Culture – a movement catalyzing people to discover and live their dreams. He comes from New Zealand and has over 15 years of experience helping individuals and organizations discover and align with purpose and then develop practical steps to make dreams a reality.  We Also Cover: The typical attrition rate in the events industry (note: the attrition rate is the amount of people who register for an event, but do not show up) How to compel people to “go out of their way” to show up to your event The “atmosphere” Andy creates at his events to facilitate the best attendee experience possible Why people really show up to live events, and come BACK year after year (hint: it’s not just about the content) 3 core values you must have in order to speak at Andy’s event Want people to open up to you as a speaker? Learn what you should make sure to implement into your talk   And much more!    Connect with Andy Mason: Facebook Company: Heaven in Business Website Linkedin Speaker Shout Outs: Pedro Adao Ray Edwards    Quick Episode Summary:   0:02 What to expect today 1:30 Welcome, Andy to the greenroom! 2:04 Why Andy does what he does 3:40 The events the Andy runs 6:27 How many people attend Andy's event 7:20 How Andy's event has 0% attrition 9:07 Eliminating distractions at your event 12:27 Creating an atmosphere people want to come back to 13:18 How Any selects speakers 16:03 Why Andy booked me 17:21 The speakers who have impacted Andy the most 17:50 Andy's favorite up and coming speakers 18:09 Why live events are important 18:49 Andy's favorite moment inside a greenroom 19:45 Final thoughts 20:27 My biggest takeaways

Russell Gold (@russellgold) is an author and award-winning investigative journalist and energy reporter at The Wall Street Journal best known for covering the Deepwater Horizon explosion and oil spill. They were awarded the Gerald Loeb Award for best business story of the year and were finalists for the Pulitzer.He’s the author of The Boom: How Fracking Ignited the American Energy Revolution and Changed the World and his new book, Superpower: One Man’s Quest to Transform Energy tells the story of Michael Skelly, who helped created the wind energy industry in the US in a push for sustainability.In today’s episode we discuss:- How to speed the transition to renewable energy- The pros and cons of fracking and why it has a bad rap- Why the energy industry is so fragmented in the US- What we need MOST to see renewables replace the grid- How batteries are holding back cleantech- The pros and cons of monopolies in public infrastructure- Why Silicon Valley doesn’t invest much in energy- How one innovator can change the course of history and energy consumption- What we NEED to do to combat climate change- Why Andy thinks going public is the way to go- Thoughts on Elon, Tesla and the future of transportation- What will journalism look like in ten years - Are billionaire-owned media corporations a net positive

Andy Rachleff (@arachleff) is the co-founder and Executive Chairman (prev CEO) of Wealthfront, an automated investment service startup to provide wealth advisor-like management to everyday folks. Andy co-founded Benchmark Capital in 1995 (one of the most successful venture capital firms of all time) and was a general partner until 2004. Prior to Benchmark, he was a GP with Merrill, Pickard, Anderson & Eyre. He has frequently been named to Forbes’ Midas List as a top tech venture investor.He teaches courses on technology entrepreneurship at Stanford Graduate School of Business and is a trustee of the University of Pennsylvania, chairman of the board of overseers for its School of Engineering and Applied Science and vice chairman of its endowment investment committee.He is also a board member of the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation.NOTE: I use and love Wealthfront for managing my personal finances. Get $5k managed for free with this link!In today’s episode we discuss:- How to win at investing despite all the contradictory advice- What makes for an investible landmark business- Why Matt uses Wealthfront to manage his finances- Where automation is headed in regards to jobs- How the finance industry screws you sideways and rigs the game- The problem with science and biotech research and how Andy’s solving it- Why data and AI is the biggest thing happening today- How the venture capital landscape is changing with the rise of SoftBank- What does the future of blockchain look like- Why Andy thinks going public is the way to go- Thoughts on regulating tech monopolies and industries cycles- What index investing does for average consumers

Andy Swan is the founder of LikeFolio, a company that provides consumer behavior insights to investors and corporations. In this episode, we discuss using social media sentiment from sites like Twitter to make investment decisions. Our conversation includes: - How accurate is Twitter sentiment at helping predict market moves? -Why Andy believes in concentrated portfolios - The benefits of running a tech company from a non-traditional location Andy is a true contrarian with ideas that you won't want to miss.

Real estate investors have a tendency to look down on paper assets, arguing that the stock market is an ill-advised place to keep your money. We talk about the volatility of stocks and avoid paper assets like the plague, assuming that there is no way to mitigate the associated risk. But what if investing in the stock market is not so different after all? What if we could apply real estate investing strategies to stocks and generate additional cashflow? What if we could leverage paper assets to complement a multifamily portfolio and even hedge against a decline in the real estate market? Andy Tanner is the founder of The Cash Flow Academy, a platform designed to empower and inspire investors and entrepreneurs to generate their own income. An expert in the realm of paper assets, Andy has served as a Rich Dad Advisor for the last 11 years, and he is passionate about teaching in a way that is fun, simple and real. He is also the author of two must-have books, Stock Market Cash Flow and 401(k)aos. Today, Andy joins me to share the parallels between real estate investing and the stock market, explaining how to achieve cashflow in stocks via puts and calls. He discusses the best way to manage risk as an investor on the exchange and describes how the rich are able to ‘predict the future’ and make decisions that make money. Andy also offers his predictions for the short- and long-term future of the stock market and walks us through the benefits of investing in buy-and-hold real estate. Listen in for Andy’s insight on leveraging paper assets to hedge against a decline in the real estate market and learn to apply multifamily investing strategies to stocks and generate even more passive income! Key Takeaways Why real estate investors should appreciate paper assets ‘It’s not the asset class, it’s whether you’re educated’ Take real estate approach and apply to stock market The parallels between the stock market and real estate Fundamental analysis (cap rate = P/E ratio) Look for undervalued property or stock How to achieve cashflow through the stock market Get paid to promise to buy if price declines (puts/calls) The best way to manage risk in the stock market Purchase contracts (insurance) that lock in ability to sell high How to hedge against a decline in the real estate market Buy puts on IYR (real estate fund) for pennies on dollar How the rich go about predicting the future Policy + demographics (i.e.: Medicare + baby boomers) Pay attention to balance sheet and identify trends Andy’s predictions around the future of the stock market Okay for little while longer but Fed ‘out of bullets’ Pay more for stock than ever before from earnings standpoint Why Andy recommends investing in real estate 100% chance value of US dollar will continue to decline Borrow, trade, trade back + return to short USD Make money with natural inflation as rents go up The multiple profit centers available in real estate Cashflow and tax advantages Appreciation of property + rent (via inflation) Principle paid down, refi for stronger short position Connect with Andy The Cashflow Academy Resources Stock Market Cash Flow: Four Pillars of Investing for Thriving in Today’s Markets by Andy Tanner 401(k)aos by Andy Tanner 401(k)aos Free Download Warren Buffet on Kraft Heinz US Real Estate ETF (IYR) S&P/Case-Shiller Price Index Cash Covered Puts on YouTube Michael’s Mentoring Program Deal Maker Live Invest with Michael Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group Michael on Instagram

Today’s episode is with owner and founder on BLUblox Andy Mant and we talk all about the dangers of blue light and why these dangers lead to him creating his blue blocking glasses. I wanted to get Andy on the show not just for his knowledge on the topic of blue light but because his glasses are superior to anything other blue blocking glasses on the market today, and why that is. In the show we discuss: Why Andy started the BLUblox The dangers of blue light at night and artificial blue light in the day The links blue light has to different diseases Why if you are working on a computer the majority of the day inside you show be wearing blue light blocking glasses Why BLUblox’x glasses are superior to other blue blocking glasses on the market How he can continue to put 100% of the revenue he makes into BLUblox & much much more Andy was a pleasure to speak to and he will be back on the show in the future to discuss his glasses and other products he is developing. You can find Andy’s Blue Blocking glasses here: https://www.blublox.com/ If you use the coupon code "REVIVE" you will receive 10% off of any order you place. Enjoy the show and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family, as well as writing a comment, or a review on iTunes. To Your Health & Happiness Ryan

Regardless of your age, it's never too late to start investing and my guest today Andy Wang, the host of the Inspired Money Podcast and co-owner of the financial management company Runnymede Capital Management explains why. He also is a huge advocate on buying local, and he has created a movement Buy Local New Jersey, which he is using to help grow his own business.  On this episode we discuss:  5:30 - What a financial management company does.  6:15 - The earlier you get started investing, the better. Time and compound growth are your best friends.  7:20 - Where to start with investing: Keep it as simple as possible. 10:30 - Why Andy started the Inspired Money Podcast and how it helps drive traffic to his website.  He uses the podcast to: Address client questions Discuss what is money all about What inspires people Why we don't talk about money enough 13:45 - Why you should TRACK your spending instead of creating a BUDGET. When you track something you will want to make constant improvements "When you know where you spend your money it actually frees you, it does not confine you".  22:10 - His invest philosophy: You want to look for companies that are making money. Earnings and stock prices should be going up. You want to look for solid companies that are growing their earnings year after year.  30:10 - The importance of leadership in the right positions within a company.  31:20 - BUYING LOCAL: Recycling of money within the community creates new jobs and supports the community.    39:25 - How buying local ties back to their website 43:05 - You learn by doing. 43:40 - NICHE DOWN: The importance of starting small and from there you can grow. 47:40 - How podcasting builds business connections.  Monday Morning Tip Don't watch the news because it's so sensationalised. Instead, be intentional and deliberate with what you're doing and make an effort to filter out the noise. "Do one thing each day that scares you, and you will make significant changes in your life" If you have any questions about this podcast episode, please contact me at tf@tysonfranklin.com, or you can connect with Andy Wang at Runnymede Financial Management.  You can also connect with Andy Wang on LinkedIn   If you're a podiatrist, or a person that's open to new ideas and like to think outside the box, check out the Podiatry Legends Podcast.  FREE DOWNLOAD: First 16 Pages of My Book – It’s No Secret There’s Money in Small Business. If you're a Podiatrist you may prefer to order my first book; It's No Secret There's Money In Podiatry.  12 Secrets to Get More People Through Your Front Door Other Episodes You May Enjoy: Episode 118: How to Be Better At Almost Everything with Pat Flynn

What are some environmental impacts from the beauty and skincare industry that we should be mindful of? In the midst of our fast-paced, often stressful lives, what can we keep in mind that can help us to immediately shift our outlooks to one of gratitude?   Sharing his wisdom here is Andy Hnilo, Founder and CEO of Alitura Naturals. You'll hear about the serious injury that led to him starting Alitura Naturals, some of the most concerning problems with the skincare and beauty industry right now, how to keep a perspective of appreciation in life, and more. Let's dive in!    HIGHLIGHTS [3:18] The serious accident that eventually led to Andy's founding of Alitura. [7:52] Why the ingredients we put onto our skin matter. [12:23] Andy discusses the research and development process he used to develop his innovative, natural skincare. [17:02] Why Andy decided to source unique, wild-harvested ingredients and how this set his products apart from other popular natural skincare brands. [25:17] Some of the biggest environmental and health issues that exist within the beauty industry. [28:02] The availability of unisex and men's eco-skincare and beauty products. [29:47] How word-of-mouth marketing is the most powerful tool Alitura has used to gain exposure.   Thanks for bringing your light! Find the full show notes with links and resources at www.greendreamer.com/111, subscribe to our newsletter to win monthly giveaways, and share your #1 takeaway from the episode tagging our featured guest and me @KameaChayne to spread the light and to let us know you're tuning in!

Dr. Andy Bruening, Director of Bridge Programs at PAST Foundation, and Tyler Hertenstein, Design Pathway Instructor and Technology Teacher at Metro Early College High School, join us to unbox the role of robotics, design thinking, and engineering in education today. Both Andy and Tyler have seen first-hand the success of integrating robotics into the classroom and after-school clubs, and what happens when you get really creative with these hands-on opportunities to learn. We unbox: Starting and overseeing the Metrobots, Metro's First Robotics Competition Team Why schools should invest in robotics teams The difference between being mentor-led and mentor-guided (and why the Metrobots is student-led) Why Andy and Tyler view their primary role as coaching soft skills, rather than engineering The PAST Foundation’s Center of Robotics Innovation (CORI) The time and effort that goes into a robotics team, and why it’s not “just for the nerds” Robotics competition is “the sport of the minds” Tyler’s college robotics football team would get “smoked” by anything his kids are currently coming up with Changing the dynamic of who’s participating in robotics How teachers and students who have an interest in robotics can spearhead programs like these in their own schools Why these programs needs good mentors that stick around, and those mentors don’t need to be engineers Resources: Check out the Metrobots in action: https://www.3324metrobots.org/ Learn more about PAST’s Bridge Programs: https://www.pastfoundation.org/bridge-programs Start A FIRST Robotics Team: https://www.pastfoundation.org/start-a-first-robotics-team Learn more about Metro: https://www.themetroschool.org/ Connect with Andy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andy-bruening-6925049b/ Connect with Tyler on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-hertenstein/ Learning Unboxed is produced in part by Crate Media Recorded by Eric French at (http://wosu.org/) in Columbus, Ohio

Neither Andy Heller nor his real estate partner Scott Frank, ever intended to become full-time real estate investors. However, in their approximately 40 years of combined real estate investing, they have developed a long term real estate investing strategy that has allowed them to make loads of money while minimizing their time, effort and headaches. On a part-time basis, while involved in successful non-real estate careers and putting their families first, Scott and Andy have bought, rented and sold approximately 100 homes. Additionally, in many years, they have made more money in their 2-5 hour a week “side real estate investing job” than in their 40+ hour per weekday job. Over the years, Andy and Scott learned a lot. They eventually developed the “Buy Low, Rent Smart, Sell High” program, which is a grounded and realistic wealth generating method. You can use it to buy one home or dozens. Andy and Scott are living proof that it can be done, and it does not take a lot of money or a lot of time….just the desire to make it happen. In 2005, FORTUNE MAGAZINE recognized the “Buy Low, Rent Smart, Sell High” program among the top five real estate wealth building strategies. After the Fortune recognition, requests came in for Andy and Scott to speak and teach others what they have learned during their real estate investing career. Shortly thereafter Andy and Scott formed their educational company called “Regular Riches”. Andy and Scott selected the name “Regular Riches” to show that “regular guys” and “regular gals” just like them can achieve real estate riches. Andy was born in Canada, raised in Florida, has lived for many years in Georgia and California, and has studied real estate markets throughout North America. He has helped countless people in their efforts to realize their dreams, and he is ready to share his knowledge to simply and easily put you on the road to financial freedom. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why Andy calls himself an “accidental investor”, and how he has structured his business model Why they key to Andy’s REO (real estate owned) model lies in timing and in tracking pre-foreclosures as early as possible Why Andy sticks exclusively to post-foreclosure, and why he prefers to deal with the banks directly What Andy does with the REO properties once he has successfully purchased them, and why he likes lease options Which circumstances cause Andy to wholesale a property rather than deciding to lease it Why buying foreclosure properties from banks can help you develop a working relationship with them Why buying from banks should be considered an integral part of any wholesaling business How to get an exceptional deal on Andy’s three-part course, normally selling for almost $2000 Why there is certain to be another recession in the future, and why preparation will help you survive it Why you need to have a business model ready now, so that when the market inevitably softens you’re in a good position Resources: REInvestorSummit.com/RegularRiches REInvestorSummit.com/Livecomm REInvestorSummit.com/Machine REInvestorSummit.com/aof REInvestorSummit.com/coaching

#220: 4 Hacks to Blast Your Productivity in 2019 I have been getting asked, Why Andy can I not get moving this year? So, of course, I had to answer that one in this science nerd episode.. WHICH ONE IS RIGHT FOR YOU NOW? GOLD LEVEL  Exclusive to 1 Per Month. (CONNECT WITH ANDY) https://mindsetbydesign.co/free-focus-session SILVER LEVEL Nitro Your Year Private Mentor Team16 Years and Science Has Unlocked A WORLD-CLASS "Mindset" Formula That Will, In 6 Weeks Create Mind Bending Change. This is for you >>  https://mindsetbydesign.co/nitro-intro BRONZE LEVEL BUSINESS BRAIN ASSESSMENT https://mindsetbydesign.co/business-brain-diagnosis BONUS LEVEL MBD For Her (with Stephanie) Click here to join free group >> https://bit.ly/2AX3yMF 8 FIGURE FREE ONLINE WEBINAR Discover,  3 scientific mindset strategies used by 8 figure clients that create Drive, Ambition, and Obsession which stops fear to instead scale your Income and life to world-class performance CLICK HERE >>  8 Figure Thinker Webinar (get a pen and paper, you will need it)     LOVE THIS SHOW??? Listen, Subscribe and Pls Write a Quick Review Itunes >>>https://goo.gl/3QfHqU Stitcher >>> https://goo.gl/Xkdzi8 google for all platforms Mindset by Design Page Get Motivated each day and Share the Entrepreneurs Journey Together https://www.facebook.com/groups/mbdacademy Who has Worked with Andy Privately? http://mindsetbydesign.co/testimonials Ask Me how to take your life and business to a dream level Andy@mindsetbydesign.co  

***If you’d like more info on becoming a patron, visit https://www.patreon.com/mindflipping Thank you for your support!!!!***To sign up for Ask a Mind Flipper, contact Rick HERE and use AAMF in the subject lineSign up for the special Old Pain to Go one day event on Saturday 26th January 2019-- early bird pricing especially for Mind Flippers!!!   “We get what we’re ready to receive.” -- Andy Murphy   Andy`s true passion is to use the most cutting edge psychological tools blended with his own 21st century version of eastern philosophy to help global clients excel to their full potential through coaching, training and his podcast. He shares his origin story, the science of mindset, tips for entrepreneurs, his thoughts on the personal development industry and drops major wisdom bombs on us that will leave you ready to shift your own mindset for the better.      Show Notes: Mind Flipping Story: The first Mind Flip (5:18) Using NLP in sales (6:44) Mind Flipping Story: The BIG Crash of 2008  (8:25) Working with trauma, PTSD and Anxiety (11:34) Why Andy choose to leave the UK for Australia and the benefit of it (14:30) It’s never too late for personal growth (15:49) The neurology of money mindset (18:39) The down-side of seeing successful people on social and traditional media (19:14) Stretching Your Mind for Success (20:16) The entrepreneurial mindset (21:40) Neuroplasticity (24:49) The impact of external influences (24:45) Mind Flipping Pain: How and why Andy transitioned his life and business from New Zealand to Los Angeles (26:48) Teaching people about coaching before it was a popular thing (28:47) Why Andy loves working with entrepreneurs (29:25) Your mind = Your business (31:27) What you focus on and surround yourself with will be your mindset (33:15) Why this applies to YOU, right now (34:12) The thing about beliefs (36:19) Understanding society as a business (36:40) Why Andy doesn’t like the self-help industry (40:16) How our beliefs are shaped (43:29) The Spackle Round (46:40) Phrase of the Day (46:40) Additional Resources from the Show: Learn more about Andy Murphy and connect with him HERE! The 8 Figure Thinker Andy’s Podcast is HERE Wade T. Lightheart episode Frank Lloyd Wright Documentary To sign up for Ask a Mind Flipper, contact Rick HERE and use AAMF in the subject line. Sign up for the special Old Pain to Go one day event on Saturday 26th January 2019-- early bird pricing especially for Mind Flippers!!! If you would like to contact Rick, you can send him an audio message, use the contact page HERE  or in connect with him in the Mind Flipping Facebook Group. Let’s keep the mind flipping conversation going, together!

Andy Scantland, Executive and Leadership Coach, joins me to discuss how to elevate your performance and be your best at work. Andy has coached leaders in the technology, hospitality, communications, financial, education, and development industries. His goal is to drive improved organizational effectiveness through individual and team performance improvement, increased engagement, and values-driven leadership.   Listen to the podcast as we discuss: *Why Andy left a promising career to pursue coaching full-time *How to be your best at work by leveraging your strengths *The single biggest factor for improving team performance …and much more!   Connect with Andy and his coaching practice at Upside Partners(http://upside-partners.com/)

Andy Needham is a freelance motion designer, editor, and compositor. He is also a Lynda trainer for 3D, motion, compositing, After Effects, Cinema 4D, Nuke, Illustrator, X-Particles & Octane. His clients include Google, Sony Ericsson, X Factor USA, and Coldplay.   Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd   00.40 - Andy introduces himself 01.00 - He has been making C4D training for Lynda.com since 2013 03.00 - Andy is intending to take the C4D training a step deeper for Lynda.com, in the areas of Mograph and VFX 05.00 - OctaneRender for Cinema 4D Essential Training on Lynda 05.30 - Discussion of the accessibility of GPU rendering, as made possible by Otoy’s subscription model. 06.00 - Michael Rigley courses on Learnsquared: Workflow and Animation. He uses eGPUs, because he’s a Mac guy 06.35 - egpu.io 08.00 - How Otoy were forced to up their game by the likes of Redshift 09.00 - If you want to work in 3d, it’s a good idea to have at least a basic understanding of all the major render engines: Octane, Redshift, Arnold etc. 11.30 - Discussion of the importance of finding quality sources of 3d training, eg: Lynda, Pluralsight, Helloluxx, Eyedesyn, Brograph, FXPHD, John Dickinson 13.00 - Tim Clapham’s approach to training. 16.00 - The difficulty of balancing work and family life 19.10 - Ditto for creative passion and professional life, and the boon of having a supportive family. 20.42 - How beta-testing can help accelerate your learning 21.55 - About Mocha, roto and tracking 25.00 - Using garbage mattes to help the tracking process 26.50 - How Andy freelances on top of producing training, and being a family man 29.00 - Why Andy chose to go freelance, and his advice to people just starting out in their careers 33.00 - Using Slack channels such as Brograph and ProVideoPodcast both to promote yourself and  to reach out to other freelancers, as Andy does when offered more work than he can do.   37.57 - Pro Video Picks Software/Tech: Notion 42.00 - Following Monday Meeting on Brograph Slack 43.35 - Inspiration and Influence Book: Design For Motion 45.50 - Inspirational Video C4D Live 44.27 - Follow Andy Online: web Instagram X-particles challenge   46.36 - Who should be on the show? Marc Knapton   Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website

Thanks to our partners at CIY!  Find Controlled Chaos Podcast on:| iTunes | Podbean | Google Play | Stitcher |YOUTUBE | Spotify  Intro done by: Todd Jones We have Andy Stanley here discussing his passion about middle school students and tremendous advice for volunteers and youth workers. Andy expands on a career longevity in youth ministry, mistakes hes seen in youth workers, and how vital having a relationally driven ministry is. He ends with more amazing advice and unpacking the phrase "Do for one what you wish you could do for everyone. "1:40 Huge Announcement 1:56 Join Book Launch team3:00 Brand new resource tied to podcast4:29 Look back at content from Andy at Catalyst4:43 Leadership tip for leaders at North Point4:56 “It is crisis that creates the connectivity and it’s crisis that creates the significance of your ministry.”5:12 Book recommendations for young youth worker6:16 How reading Next Generation Leader will impact youth workers8:16 Why Andy is so affirming to middle school11:00 ""It’s worth figuring out how to grow to the size to where you can have relevant and powerful middle school ministry.”11:20 Biggest mistakes Andy has seen in youth workers12:46 “This is not a one size fits all model but there is a place for everybody in student ministry if that’s their passion.”13:05 Advice from Andy for a career of longevity in student ministry13:53 “It’s a relational family dynamic not just looking for volunteers.”14:58 “I hope that middle school leaders and high school pastors stay a long time at a church.”15:44 What parents should expect from volunteers16:42 What parents should expect from youth workers16:44 “Recruit volunteers who are going to push students towards family not pull them away.”17:50 “Our model facilitates partnering with parents and our model facilitates long term relationships.”18:37 Advice for youth workers who have senior leaders kids in their ministry 20:46 Andy unpacks “do for one what you wish you could do for everyone.”20:59 “I’m not going to be fair, I’m going to be engaged.”23:24 How Andy defines mentorship and the importance of it27:12 Giving away books! Check out Instagram!   Whose on this episode?  Justin Herman- Sandals Church Andy Stanley, Founding and Senior Pastor North Point Community Church Things Mentioned Book: Next Generation Leader by Andy Stanley Controlled Chaos Book by Kurt Johnston Clay Scroggins- Lead Pastor North Point Community Church Our Controlled Chaos Podcast Partner CIY, Christ in Youth. CIY- Christ in Youth   Our Sponsors.  Central Christian College of the Bible, Moberly Missouri (where Justin went to college) ORANGE- The XP3 Orange Curriculum     Be part of #ChaosNation Facebook Group | Twitter | Instagram   Meet the HOST! Justin Herman Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Email   Question or Show ideas? Email Justin at Justin@ControlledChaosPodcast.com Controlled Chaos Podcast: A junior high ministry podcast for youth workers! Thank you for tuning in.  The work youth workers do is hard work, thank you! Thank you for taking time to get a little more equipped to do Junior High or Middle School Ministry in your Youth Ministry or Student Ministry at your church.  Keep it up!

Today's guest, joining us today on the Join Up Dots podcast interview, is a chap from the UK, founder of the ‘Hero Forge' project and is the author of a book by the same name. He delivers talks, workshops and training for how we can develop the virtues and attributes needed to become everyday heroes, and he does his best to walk his talk! But that is just the starting point and the dots have joined up in a very eclectic manner for sure. As he says "I ran away from a decent career in advertising in my 20s to join a circus in Malaysia. Performed as a trapeze artist, dancer and clown. Almost drowned during a failed underwater escape attempt! Survived a minor plane crash on my return to the UK. I have lectured to the magic circle and once got into a heated argument with Uri Geller - we made our peace and he bent a teaspoon as a gift which I still have in my kitchen! I have taught in UK schools (as an English teacher and pastoral leader) for almost 25 years while also working as a nightclub doorman in the evenings (quit the doors once I became a dad 6 years ago). I raised £3k last year to support provision of safe water in the 3rd world, by performing as many burpees as possible in 6 hours and then leading almost 100 11-18 year olds barefoot across hot coals! (Managed 1240 burpees - hampered somewhat by a dislocated finger - no kids were burned!). Lots of dots for sure, all linked to his desire to take action and make things happen. So can he spot an everyday hero before they ever do anything heroic? Are there traits that establish that a hero is being made in front of you? And with all these different things occurring does he get exhausted by the effort, or stimulated by the variety? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr. Andy Fisher. Show Highlights Andy discusses the reasons why so many people are rooted to the spot when seeing an issue or situation unable to jump in and help. We talk about why the world has given us so much opportunity to change our lives, but so many are unwilling to give it ago. Why Andy loves getting feedback from listeners and gains a lot from the understanding he gains from their insights. And lastly........ Andy shares a deeply personal reason he considers himself a hero, and ill be honest i agree with him wholeheartedly he is!

This week on the podcast we sit down with Andy Smith of Gray Duck Theater. Gray Duck Theater is a micro-cinema set to open in Rochester this October, offering a “mid-level experience of theater and cinema.” Today on the show we talk with this former teacher turned entrepreneur about: • His process getting to know Rochester as a new resident of the city. • His vision and goals for Gray Duck Theater to create a local cinema that fosters community and conversation around film. • Why Andy chose to open Gray Duck in Rochester. • What he wants the film-going experience to be like at the theater. • The current construction state of the theater. • His focus on community support for this new to Rochester business, especially for Gray Duck’s Indiegogo campaign, which just launched this Monday. This week on the podcast we also check in with SCORE Southeast Minnesota mentor Barm Alsbrook with a quick sound bite about the importance of keeping good financial records.

Today I speak to one of my closest friends Andy Cannon. Andy has always lived with depression and he has been brave enough to come on the podcast and talk about it, which I can't thank him enough for, it will really help other people going through similar struggles. He really opens up and talks about things he has never talked about before. We also talk about music as music has been a massive part of Andy's life and our friendship, we have played in two bands together and its how we met, Andy is one of the most talented people I know and we talk about what music has done for him and how it has shaped his life. I also trained Andy and helped him change his body and diet for the better. We talk about believing in yourself, doubting yourself, alcohol, worrying about the opinions of others and lots more, its a really good conversation and a podcast I am really proud of. Its a long one but stick with it as like all conversations it gets better as it goes on ! Thanks to Andy for doing this and thanks to anyone who's listening Timeline Start - Intro and how me and Andy met 02:53 - Andy talks about how he got involved in playing music and his childhood 16:19 - Andy opens up about self harm, not being comfortable in his own skin and starting the band DB68 28:17 - Drinking in the band and self acceptance 41:25 - The end of DB68 & We talk about our time together in bands 55:55 - Why Andy started a heavy band, relationships / meeting his wife Heather, believing in yourself, realising your potential + reaching goals 01:13:40 - Andy asked me what helped me stop drinking and become a coach 01:25:00 - Asking for help 01:29:51 - Andy has always battled with his mental health and depression. He totally opens up about it in this part. 01:50:40 - Worrying about the opinion of others 01:57:00 - Staying in a job that's affecting your health 02:01:00 - Alcohol 02:20:50 - Advice to anyone having struggles and not knowing what to do 02:07:57 - Starting training with me, the benefits of training 02:12:55 - Diet, starving himself & relationship with food

Andy Wang is a very interesting person. He is a financial advisor, but also learned slack-keyed guitar from the legendary Raymond Kāne. His podcast Inspired Money seeks to help more people be wise with their wealth, but rather than just having business leaders or other financial advisors, he has a variety of guests from a wealth of industries, such as Zak Penn, screenwriter of Ready Player One. On this episode, Harry welcomes Andy to talk about Inspired Money, as well as Andy’s music career. First, Andy reveals how he learned slack-keyed guitar from Raymond Kāne. Then, they discuss how Andy’s family reacted to the podcast. Finally, Andy discusses how he has improved his podcast the more he has done it. 02:20 - How Andy prepared to have Zak Penn, the screenwriter of Ready Player One, on his podcast 06:00 - What opened the door for Andy to start his own podcast 08:40 - How Andy learned slack-keyed guitar from legend Raymond Kāne 19:00 - Why Andy chose the title of his podcast, and why making the world a better place is so important for him. 21:50 - The surprisingly varied guests Andy has had on his podcast 29:20 - The input Andy’s family had for the podcast 37:00 - What excites Andy about the future of his podcast, and how his music skills have given him many amazing opportunities 42:00 - How the podcast has changed the more episodes Andy has done 45:30 - Why Andy doesn’t view himself as an extrovert Full Show Notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/Andy-Wang-interview★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Andy Lurling is a serial entrepreneur, mostly known for founding iOpener Media GmbH, which develops a technology that allows gamers to participate virtually and in real time. He's also a co-founder of LUMO Labs, a two-year venture builder program that besides providing seed funding, actively supports entrepreneurs with a ''hands on'' approach. LUMO labs is active in Eindhoven (The Netherlands) and Los Angeles. Episode Highlights: Why Andy takes 5 minutes a day to envision success How he keeps "sane" while advising 7 cutting-edge tech companies Why Andy thinks business success is 90% mental and emotional Why he calls entrepreneurs "artists" Two really effective ways to manage fear Why FREEDOM is what Andy loves most about being an entrepreneur Why Andy thinks getting an MBA is NOT the way to become an entrepreneur Don't Miss a Thing Get every episode automatically! Resources Mentioned Lumo Labs website Andy's LinkedIn page Andy's email: Andy@lumolabs.io Share the Value If you enjoyed the show, please rate it on iTunes and write a brief review. That would help a lot to spread the word and get more exposure for the podcast. Ask Questions or Provide Feedback To ask questions, request episode topics or provide feedback, email me at DrOrma@DrOrma.com Connect With Me Follow @drsteveorma [fb_button]   Additional Resources Online coaching for entrepreneurs.

Highlights from this episodeEd's attempts at living in the model homes at Del Webb. - (4:44) Proof that Shelley is kind of a lightweight. - (5:38) Mermaids swimming in our pool? - (6:20) Why Andy isn't afraid of Ally. - (6:40) We schedule our first hurricane party - in March! - (8:58) Fun Facts about alligators! - (19:10) What is the difference between alligators and crocodiles. - (21:37) Everyone is impressed that Ed is a native Floridian. - (27:25) Mom's recommendation for a great realtor. - (30:53) Mom & Dad like the podcast. - (36:00)  Cocktails with Customers - (2:23)Today we enjoy exceptionally smooth Mermaid Vodka with Andy and Marci Kaye at their new home in Del Webb - Lakewood Ranch! The Local Flavor - (13:28)After living in Sarasota for four years we FINALLY make time to visit beautiful Myakka State Park which is surprisingly only a 20 to 30 minute drive east of Sarasota! Also we have our first installment of Fun Facts with Ed.  This week it is appropriately about alligators. Interview with Ed's mom & dad - (25:51)Ed's mom & dad (Bonnie & Bruce) live in The Villages which is about 3 hours north of Sarasota, so WHY are we interviewing them? Because it's our podcast and if you can't interview your parents on a podcast then what's the point of being in charge of it? LOL. Kidding aside they had some great insights about buying a home later in life after Bruce's 30 years of military service in the Navy.   Shell & Tell Information (boiler plate)If you would like to have your questions answered on an upcoming Shell & Tell please contact us! Our website  http://sellingsarasotapodcast.com/contact (http://sellingsarasotapodcast.com/contact) Email shelleypanas@c21be.com (mailto:shelleypanas@c21be.com) Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/sellingsarasotapodcast/ (https://www.facebook.com/sellingsarasotapodcast/) Twitter  https://twitter.com/SellingSarasota (https://twitter.com/SellingSarasota) Call us at  (941) 960-5115 (http://tel/)   Links in this episode Del Webb of Lakewood Ranch (https://www.delwebb.com/homes/florida/sarasota/lakewood-ranch/del-webb-lakewood-ranch-209449) Myakka State Park (https://www.floridastateparks.org/park/Myakka-River) The Villages (https://www.thevillages.com/) Mermaid Vodka (https://mermaidvodkausa.com/) Century 21 Beggins Enterprises - Lakewood Ranch (http://www.c21beggins.com/Office/Detail/Lakewood-Ranch/281526859) Sean on Fiverr (our amazing voice over artist) (https://www.fiverr.com/yourhighness/record-up-to-60-second-radio-commercial-within-24-hours?context=recommendation&context_type=natural&context_alg=gig_views_graph&context_referrer=homepage&source=views_related&pos=6) Audio Jungle (music for sale) (https://audiojungle.net/)     The information contained in this episode has been obtained through sources deemed reliable by Shelley Panas and / or any guest on Selling Sarasota Podcast, however, we cannot warrant the complete accuracy thereof subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, prior sale, lease or financing, or withdrawal without notice. We recommend to our listeners that any information, which is of special interest, should be obtained through independent verification.           

The third step on The Pronto Path is Traction. In this episode, we walk through completing your first 50 tax returns for real clients. This step is exciting and where you see your efforts to activate your business start to work in the market. In this series, we are walking through the 9 steps of The Pronto Path. The Pronto Path is a career roadmap or framework to remove fear and doubt from the tax profession. If you're wondering how to get from where you are right now to where you want to be as an independent tax professional, this show is for you!   To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: http://taxpronation.com/3   Topics discussed: [02:45] What does traction mean? [03:22] Why does traction use 50 clients as a milestone? [04:40] Why Andy teaches the 5 Step Tax Prep Process [06:32] Is 50 clients in first tax season high or low? Easy or overwhelming? [08:36] The benefits of celebrating your first 50 clients [10:15] What is a realistic expectation to set in first year around close rate percentage on new prospects? [12:18] How do I get my first few clients? The Free vs Paid debate [14:28] The quickest way to sales [16:06] A great script to use for folks who want to do their own taxes [17:00] Two tips for a successful mindset in sales conversations [18:36] When doing free taxes can make sense [20:35] How using a bank product could be a great way to close sales [21:22] Andy turns the tables on Jeff and gets personal [24:14] Two key universal motivators for clients [26:00] Tax Education Hotline 310-422-1283 [26:25] How to determine your pricing [26:57] How to NOT talk to clients about your pricing [27:12] A great script to use with clients around your pricing [28:50] How personality types play into how you do business [31:29] What is a unicorn personality in the tax business? [32:27] "You can change your personality numerous times in your life to get where you want to go." —Andy Frye [34:32] Should I pay attention to the competition in my city when getting started? [36:08] Taxes for truckers example [37:25] Key points to remember in getting clients to refer you [38:05] Should I go to my family and friends? [41:47] The balance between experience vs confidence (Starting With Day Job example) [44:26] Andy's hilarious story about his first tax return [46:45] Why we started this podcast and why being a lone wolf is tough in this business [47:30] How you can simulate a larger office with support as a lone wolf or small business [48:10] A nice script to use when clients test your tax knowledge on the spot [49:48] 3 techniques to sign to your first 50 clients [55:20] Should my personal Facebook account be used for business? [58:18] One thing to remember in your tax business marketing [61:18] Is your service medicine (a pill) or a vitamin?   Tax Pro Nation is sponsored by Pronto Tax School, Inc. Sponsored links include: The Pronto Path infographic (free) Basic Income Tax (Federal) course link Business Tax Verified online course link To sponsor an episode, please email hello@taxpronation.com   Tax Pro Nation is produced by Podcast Masters

Andy Morgan is on the show today and we’re talking about coaching clients online and what you should look for if you choose to work with someone! Specifics include… -What to do BEFORE you work with a coach -Coach and client trust -Overlooked aspects of coaching -Establishing a meaningful why -Why Andy doesn’t post selfies -What drove him to start blogging -The potential harm of ‘sweeping statements’ -- Connect w/ Andy: Website – RippedBody -- Would you like to be coached by Marcus? Contact him HERE! Online Nutritional Coaching Online Workout Design Personal Training Connect w/ Marcus: Facebook  |  Instagram  |   YouTube  |  Twitter 

It has been quite a ride for me. I woke up in an ICU hospital bed on the night of March 20th, 2011 and realized I had been struck by a series of large vehicles while crossing a busy street. I had a collapsed lung, seven broken ribs and a severe compound fracture of my jaw, which was broken in five places… ...thus begins the story of Andy Hnilo - a man who came knocking on my front door several weeks ago with this amazing story and a box full of exactly what he used to attack his injuries from the inside and outside, and the most critical tool he used to heal his broke and bloodied face and skin: a hand-crafted blend of unique, specialized ingredients from around the world, which he formulated himself.               In today's podcast, you'll discover Andy's story, and also learn: -How Andy repaired his entire face after being hit by a car...[7:15] -Why Andy began to drink smoothies made out of deer placenta...[14:30] -What clay does for your face, and why Andy chose the clays that he chose...[31:50] -Why you should use something called a "derma-roller" on your face (and Ben's special biohack he uses for collagen production)...[41:20] -A deep dive into the ingredients Andy includes in his products, including Freshwater Pearl Powder, L-Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), First 6 Hours Grass-Fed Colostrum, American Ginseng, Green Desert Clay and Organic Kelp Powder...[43:30 & 47:35] -Andy's go-to supplements and foods, including egg yolks, fermented vegetables and grass-fed butter...[53:05] -And much more... Watch Ben learn all about an Alitura Skin Care Regime: Resources from this episode: - - use code "Greenfield" for 20% off - - - - Show Sponsors: -Kion Serum - Rejuvenate your skin and invigorate your complexion with twelve potent, all-natural and organic ingredients that have been expertly blended to help reduce the appearance of wrinkles, improve skin firmness and elasticity, and even skin tone. Get yours now at . -HealthGains - Text the word "GAIN" to 313131 to receive a $150 voucher towards your HealthGAINS treatment. -Casper - You can be sure of your purchase with Casper’s 100 night risk-free, sleep-on-it trial. Go to AND use promo code BEN to save $50 off your purchase. -Red Mill - Head to to get 25% off with promo code "GREENFIELD." Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Andy or me? Leave your comments at and one of us will reply!

Andy Swann is the author of THE HUMAN WORKPLACE and leads the development and delivery of people-focused transition management for organizations undergoing change at BDG Architecture and Design. He is also the founder of Simple Better Human, a creative organization development consultancy specializing in helping employees thrive so their organizations can too. He runs the All About People conference and speaks around the world on the benefits of taking a more human approach to organizational development. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why you should be open to opportunities as they present themselves The importance of doing something you love Andy’s new book, “The Human Workplace” and why he felt so strongly about writing it Why companies need to give people the opportunity to be their best Why Andy decided to start and organize the ‘All About People’ event Why it’s important to think about how you define success Why it’s all about connections & building relationships Taking the time to step back and look at things from a different perspective One of the key skills for any organization, regardless of size or scale Why doing things for the right reasons can lead to big wins How to best connect with Andy: Website: www.andyswann.co

托福雅思口语太难？快来和安迪一起学习地道的美语来征服雅思托福口语吧！ 欢迎大家留言并且加关注哈！ 今日话题：Do you prefer to use plastic bags or paper bags? 解题方案：Problem+Solution Do you prefer to use plastic bags or paper bags? Andy: I’d go for paper bags. Why? Andy: ‘cause it's eco-friendly（对环境友好）. Can you give me an example? Andy: Well, think about it. If everyone uses plastic bags, a lot of wasted ones（浪费的塑料袋） will go into the soil（土壤） which is gonna cause pollution since it’s not bio-degradable（不可生物降解）. As a result, the soil is not gonna sustain（生长） plant growths including wheat（小麦）, corns（玉米） or rice（米）, which is gonna lead to a shortage of food（食物短缺） and even starvation（饥饿） around the world. How do you think about it? Andy: I think it’s terrible as our world is already deeply polluted. We have water pollution（水污染）, air pollut...

In this Episode you'll learn: - How Andy used to be in a wheelchair and is now functionally wonderfully - How far he has come on the Paddison Program for RA - The massive improvements Bikram Yoga has provided - Tips for newcomers to the Paddison Program - Why you should avoid free online forums where negativity is king - Why Andy expects his next 40 years to be his best

In this episode, you’ll hear about: -How Andy’s cofounder Danielle convinced him to stay in the Valley to build what would later become Mattermark -Why a company’s data tells more of a story than its press releases -The pivotal moment for Mattermark, where publishing an article on Zombie VCs turned into finding a product / market fit -Why Andy finds starting a company more inspiring than taking a high-paying job (and why you should ignore people’s opinions on the matter) -The first business Andy started at a young age, and how its unfortunate business name enabled him to find his first customers -The self-awareness needed to move your company forward and how having shared values with your cofounder is critical Stay tuned to the end of the episode, where Andy tells us more about what he’s currently working on and what he would ask Jeff Bezos if he had the chance to interview him.

Ep 222 - Injury Madness & Rest Two more QBs and a virtual TON of skill players.  Is your league still going? WHY?Andy and Brian navigate every matchup and let you know the players of fantasy relevancy.  Whether is was the injury bug or the bye weeks, WE have the players to fill your roster.  By using our confidence grading system and our Bargain Bin additions, this show has the information you need to succeed and WIN your league.  515 Fantasy Football is our name and winning championships is our game.  

Andy Crestodina is a co-founder and the Strategic Director of Orbit Media, an award-winning 38-person web design company in Chicago. Over the past 15 years, Andy has provided web strategy and advice to more than a thousand businesses. As a top-rated speaker at national conferences and as a writer for many of the biggest blogs, Andy has dedicated himself to the teaching of marketing. Andy has written hundreds of articles, many of which have been published on the top marketing blogs and media websites. Favorite topics include content strategy, search engine optimization, social media and Analytics. Andy was named to Forbes Top 10 Online Marketing Experts to Watch in 2015 and Entrepreneur Magazine Top 50 Marketing Influencer in 2016, and is a mentor at 1871, the #1 incubator in the US. He is also the author of “Content Chemistry: The Illustrated Handbook for Content Marketing.”   What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why Andy started his web design company and how it’s evolved since then Doing important tasks before urgent tasks Why you need to write your content marketing mission statement Why delegating is so crucial (and why Andy hired a boss for himself) Why you don’t need to publish every week Why you should publish answers to questions you get frequently instead of constantly writing emails with similar content Measuring the performance of content How to construct your content so that it will perform “Content Chemistry”: Andy’s book about how to repurpose content Building your website with what people are searching for in mind Winning the SEO battle and turning visitors into leads Steps agencies can take right now to improve their content to convert more leads Ways to Contact Andy Crestodina: Blog: www.orbitmedia.com/blog Book: "Content Chemistry: The Illustrated Handbook for Content Marketing" LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/andycrestodina We’re proud to announce that Hubspot is now the presenting sponsor of the Build A Better Agency podcast! Many thanks to them for their support!

In this episode of the ‘Renegade Recruiter Unleashed' podcast, I interview Andy Naylor, Managing Director of Connect FR a specialist Search Firm Based in the UK. Andy talks about some of the challenges he's faced in business and how he's managed to overcome them. He sharers what's worked when it comes to attracting new clients, what hasn't and how he's taken on some of the bigger firms and won! Here's just fraction of what you're getting… • What Andy has learnt from 17 years working in Corporate Recruitment companies • The pivotal point that led to Andy starting his own Search Firm • Any explains the importance of combining planning and ‘gut feel' to make business your decisions • Why Andy chose to become a ‘specialist' business rather than a ‘generalist' and the impact it's had on his revenue • The importance of focusing on profitability rather than revenue • The advice Andy wishes he had six years ago (every Recruitment or Search Firm Owners should hear this) • Why Andy sought after outside help and advice and how it's helped increase his business revenue • Some of the biggest mistakes Andy's made in his Search business and how to avoid them • How Andy went up against the bigger firms…And won! And much more   Show Notes   [2:31] Just give us an overview of who you are and what you do please.   [3:57] What kind of recruitment do you do now?   [4:44] What sort of countries have you worked in?   [5:43] What was it that swayed you to start in your own business rather than going and being an employee again?   [8:00] What were your expectations?   [9:58] What advice would you give to yourself back then?   [16:17] What's the biggest mistake or biggest obstacle you had to overcome in business and how did you overcome it?   [30:23] What would you say to anybody listening to this who works on contingency but would argue with you “Yeh, but my clients don't pay retainers!”?   [35:05] What standards do you have in place to ensure that you are always profitable?    

What can an IT Managed Service Provider learn from McDonald's burgers and UK crime drama, The Sweeney? In episode 12 of TubbTalk, recorded at Old Trafford Stadium, home of Manchester United Football Club, I speak with Andy Pope, a former MSP owner and the Managing Director of The Consort Group. Andy and I discuss:- Why Andy refers to Break/Fix as "Sweeney Support". Who are the Consort Group? What have been the major changes in the MSP market? Tackling the IT Skills Shortage - Hiring vs Outsourcing Understanding Digital Natives and Digital Migrants What should IT employers look for in new hires? How McDonald's demonstrate consistency through processes. How to deliver profitable client support services. The value in standardisation for Managed Services. If Andy were to start an MSP again today, what would he do differently? Why becoming a trusted advisor is more profitable than being a techie. The value in sticking to what you're good at. The power in IT companies collaborating over competing. Who is the better super-hero, Superman or Spider-Man? Transcript Richard Tubb: Hi everyone, Richard Tubb here and today I'm joined by Andy Pope of the Consort Group. How are you doing, Andy? Andy Pope: Not bad, thank you. Richard Tubb: Andy and I are currently on the MSP Raise Your Game road-show going to cities across the UK. And today we’re here in Old Trafford, home of Manchester United, probably the world’s most famous football team. Andy Pope: Well…. Richard Tubb: As an Arsenal fan, you disagree? Andy Pope: Well, we’re going to the Emirates Stadium tomorrow so… Richard Tubb: Well, there we go. Andy Pope: There we go, we’ll see the difference then but… Richard Tubb: We’ve had good audiences of MSPs, aspiring MSPs, and IT companies talking to us. Tell us a little bit more about your background within the MSP industry and what led you to being the MD of Consort Group. Andy Pope: Well, I came from a retail background. I put back in at the beginning just to say that I kind of am able to speak to people and understand what customers want. More so than from a techie background. So I came in to IT from that way. And I’ve actually been the MD of an MSP, as they are now for the last 15 years. I’ve recently left them and that’s something I’ve done by myself, and left them to do their thing with their owner which is great. And during that process we went from—if you like a classical, I don’t call it “great fix,” I call it “Sweeney Support.” Richard Tubb: Ok, tell me more. Andy Pope: Well, Sweeney, the car door’s open, the engine’s running outside the office, as soon as the phone rings it’s down, “Go! Go! Go!” Everyone slides across the bonnet, gets in the car and off they shoot to remove a newspaper from a keyboard. That’s actually a true story. One of my first days there suddenly the phone rang, “Oh, there’s a strange noise coming from my PC.”  They we’re based in New Market which is about a 45 – 50 minute journey for someone to go up there and literally take a newspaper off the keyboard to make the funny noise go. So there we go, that was the challenge but yeah, we successfully moved them from Sweeney Support to— Richard Tubb: And I was going to say, for any of our American listeners who’s watching you and not familiar with Sweeney, I’ll put it in the show notes, you’re in for a treat. Andy Pope: Yeah. Richard Tubb: Sorry, Andy, continue. Andy Pope: So yes, we managed to do the right thing and moved them from Sweeney to Managed Services. And during that process we’ve come across—there’s been a lot of changes in the IT industry since then. I think the first PCs that we were putting in were either clone build-yourself PCs valued at roughly ₤1,500 - ₤1,200, now ₤250. And the margin’s gone from that completely. Software again has changed an awful lot. We’ve gone through lots of changes and now Cloud is here.

Andy explains why he created free curriculum around all of his books and creative ways cities and schools are using it.What do you want people to know about you that they likely don't know already?What word does Andy use to describe his parenting style?Andy's request for the men of his church and how they talk to his boys.Where the idea for curriculum based on Andy's books came from.How a college football team presented what they learned from The Traveler's GiftThe results that school systems have seen from going through the curriculumThe town that adopted The Traveler's GiftWhat is it like for Andy to have his ideas adopted by so many people?Why some people's ideas don't spread.How many publishers turned down The Traveler's Gift?Why did Andy decide to buy thousands of his own book?How Robin Roberts helped Andy resurrect The Traveler's Gift.What Andy prays every day.Andy speaks at his mamma's high school.Why Andy does not pursue being "smart".Please call our voicemail feedback hot line with your feedback and questions for the show. 800-726-ANDY (2639) Ex #5You can also email questions or audio attachments with your feedback, like recordings from a voice memo app on your phone, to InTheLoop@AndyAndrews.comhttp://www.Facebook.com/AndyAndrewshttp://www.Twitter.com/AndyAndrews

How Andy became homeless at age 19. The man who helped turn Andy's life around. A story about Jones that no one has ever heard before. A lesson on how to handle adversity. How Andy went from homeless to writing. How natural writing is to Andy. The key to Andy's growth. What entire college football team read The Traveler's Gift this year? The great story tellers in Andy's life. The mix of fiction and fact in the historical characters in Andy's books. Why Andy (host) had to buy The Traveler's Gift twice. What’s your ultimate dinner party? Why Andy is excited about this podcast and your questions! Please call our voicemail feedback hotline with your feedback and questions for the show.  800-726-ANDY (2639) Ex #5 You can also email questions or audio attachments with your feedback, like recordings from a voice memo app on your phone, to InTheLoop@AndyAndrews.com Andy on Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/AndyAndrewsAndy on Twitter - http://www.Twitter.com/AndyAndrews