Podcasts about why connor

HIGHLIGHTS: 3:08 - How Connor started Cardly in college…and sold the 7 figure brand8:35 -  How Connor operates Respoke Collection to scale a bespoke art company12:52 -  Why Connor loves his new business model with Respoke Collection14:08 -  The benefits and economics of Print on Demand businesses16:28 -  How Respoke Collection is growing with partnerships and press18:36 -  How PR is the great equalizer for upstart brands -- and Connor's key source (HARO)20:29 -  Why "Spin to Win" is a great opt in22:37 -  How Connor builds out email automations that convert26:50 -  The Abandoned Cart Series that Connor has found huge success with.29:33 -  The post-purchase follow up series to drive cross sell revneue31:50  The additional digital properties that Connor has purchased and how he plans to grow them33:17 -  What defines the successful from unsuccessful ecommerce brands Links: Respoke CollectionConnor's BlogConnor on Twitter

Host Connor Newcomb breaks down the Baltimore Orioles news from the week involving Ashton Goudeau, Félix Hernández, Hunter Harvey, MASN, and more. Connor talks: -The Orioles cleared a spot on the 40-man by waiving Goudeau (he was never really a roster candidate) -Hunter Harvey continues to be an injury-prone player -Why Connor is no longer including him in the Orioles future plans -How a potential Félix Hernández injury could shake up the rotation -Why this could open the door for Matt Harvey Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you’ll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKED15 for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Join our Bracket Challenge https://fantasy.espn.com/tournament-challenge-bracket/2021/en/group?groupID=3624947 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Connor Finlayson is the founder of Unicorn Factory, a no-code marketplace that connects businesses in New Zealand businesses to local freelancers. In this episode, Ben and Connor discuss: - Why Connor uses Airtable - Building a custom approval system for his marketplace - Connor's thoughts on Zapier and Memberstack (among other tools he uses)

Are you facing battles with the Shadow? Have you found that you tend to self-sabotage the things and relationships in your life? If so, you'll want to hear this episode because I brought on a great friend of mine, Connor Beaton. Connor is a coach, teacher and speaker that helps men (and women) walk through their darkness. He talks about the Shadow and what that means to him. Connor talks about managing conflict in your relationships. He also shares why you should consider challenging social agreements that you don't align with. About Connor Beaton: After apprenticing with that pupil of Carl Jung, I developed an innovative approach to healing the Shadow – the part of our psyche that causes us to self-sabotage – by drawing from experiential and training-based methodologies like Jungian psychology, somatic therapy, along with transformative breathwork and meditative practices. I've now been working for almost a decade as a NY-based coach, teacher, and speaker to help men (and women) from all over the world walk through their darkness and grow in the realms of mental clarity, relational communication, actualizing their potential and sexual intimacy. I have a no-BS attitude coupled with a compassionate understanding of our own human limitations. I've coached hundreds of men (and women) through private coaching, group work, workshops, retreats and masterminds. In 2014, I founded ManTalks, a community for men looking to expand and deepen their sense of self-awareness. Connect with Connor: Website | Man Talks | Facebook | Instagram | Podcast What You'll Hear: 4:30 What Connor is building right now 5:32 What he's most hopeful and scared about from the pandemic 8:36 The Shadows that come from our government 9:53 What the Shadow means to Connor 12:28 How growing up in a house with verbal and physical abuse affected his inner critic 14:04 Facing your inner demons to overcome the shadow 17:59 Why Connor made the decision to quit drinking 22:04 Why you need to challenge social agreements that don't align with your values 23:53 What Connor does to guide people toward their purpose 28:48 Traver's advice for finding your purpose 31:38 The invisible step theory 32:40 How to remain in the explorative, vulnerable state of a relationship when eager for love 36:04 What it means to sit with your insecurities 38:48 Getting to know what makes your partner feel the most loved 41:37 How Connor and his wife argue 44:03 How to keep conflicts with partners respectful and safe 48:03 The biggest resource that Connor could use right now Links: Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life If you look at the civilized work and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don't miss a single episode!

Instagram influencer Connor Murphy began his social media journey in college with a YouTube channel and has since built a successful business based on doing what he enjoys most. He understands the value of narrowing your niche and strategically creating content people want to see. Connor shares practical advice and what it takes to have the right mindset to handle the haters that naturally come when you put yourself out there and go for it!      Why Connor decided to try the “Natty Verified Challenge” How Connor plans and prepares his vlog content    Advice for creating viral content based on a specific niche Why Connor used YouTube as a path to establishing his own business   Why Connor enjoys pranks and the impact of his favorite pranks How Connor met his business partner and started his own clothing line The difference in owning your own business vs. monetizing sponsorships How Connor handles misconceptions and judgment from others     Originally slated to graduate with a degree in math and economics, Connor decided to pursue his passion of fitness in order to avoid a typical 9-5 job. Now his viral videos integrate fitness, dating, and pranks and Connor makes a living doing what he wants, when he wants.           Powerful Quotes to Remember:   Reaching your goal...wasn’t a happy accident. That was the result of you putting in actual, hard work. If you’re going to make it big on YouTube, you have to be doing it full time or dedicate a large portion of your time for it. You have to be able to distinguish between hate and constructive criticism.       Connect with Connor: Personal IG YouTube Facebook For more information about Amber Morningstar follow her on Instagram, click here, or check out her YouTube Channel or awesome Facebook Page! Looking for a Competition Bikini? Shop for a suit at Angel Competition Bikinis'   And don’t forget about Just CBD! Find tons of CBD products made with quality, honesty, and love. Use the code AMBER to get 20% your entire order!

Connor Gillivan is the co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of FreeeUp.com — the top marketplace to hire pre-vetted freelancers online in eCommerce, Amazon, digital marketing, advertising, web development and design. He has sold over $30 million online, has hired hundreds of freelancers to build his companies, is a published author, and is the owner of ConnorGillivan.com — a blog where he shares industry insights on lessons he’s learned in growing his first Amazon business and FreeeUp.com. What you'll learn about in this episode: Why Connor and Nathan founded FreeeUp.com and what makes it unique How FreeeUp.com offers 85 different freelance skill sets How short term planning and sharing ideas with others keeps you focused on your goals The importance of having an accountability partner Why having an outlet such as exercise at the end of your day to decompress is important The importance of building relationships with your customers How having a referral program and building partnerships can help your business grow How you can build your business without needing an expensive advertising campaign Why you need to surround yourself with people that compliment your skills Why you need to be willing to let go of things in your company that are not working Ways to contact Connor: Website: www.FreeeUp.com Website: ConnorGillivan.com Email: Connor@FreeeUp.com

This week’s conversation is an ode to old school, fundamental public market investing. My conversation is with IMC’s Connor Leonard, who spends most waking hours thinking and reading about markets. His mandate is to invest purely as if it was his own money, with no pressure to hug a benchmark, and no pressure to do much of anything other than earn strong long-term returns. The portfolio that results from this approach is highly concentrated and unique. Connor’s strategy is to sort companies into four categories based on their type of sustainable competitive advantage. As you’ll hear, the vast majority fall into the first category, which means they don’t have such an advantage and therefore should be largely set aside. We spend the majority of our conversation talking about the other three categories: 1) companies with a legacy moat, 2) companies with a re-investment moat, and 3) an interesting category Connor calls “capital light compounders,” which we explore in detail. When you step back and think about public markets, you realize how amazing it is that we can, from afar, buy an interest in so many companies around the world. A select few go on to deliver outstanding returns. This conversation highlights how hard that can be, but also how fun and ultimately rewarding. Please enjoy my talk with Connor Leonard.                                                For more episodes go to InvestorFieldGuide.com/podcast. To get involved with Project Frontier, head to InvestorFieldGuide.com/frontier. Sign up for the book club, where you’ll get a full investor curriculum and then 3-4 suggestions every month at InvestorFieldGuide.com/bookclub. Follow Patrick on Twitter at @patrick_oshag   Books Referenced Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor The Outsiders: Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success        Links Referenced Pat Dorsey Podcast Episode David Tisch podcast    Will Thorndike Podcast episode   Show Notes 2:31 - (First Question) –   Trends in value investing             2:52 – Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor 4:43 – A look at Connor’s backstory and the history of IMC, parent company of Golden Corral 8:01 – Why Connor loves the public markets so much   9:21 – The concept of intrinsic value when looking at companies 12:36 – How Connor categorizes MOATS             13:21 – Pat Dorsey Podcast Episode 14:27 – Legacy MOATS 16:11 – Reinvestment MOATS 17:58 – Capital light compounder MOAT 20:00 – Why classifieds are an interesting business model 25:12 – Looking at platform businesses 26:56 – Looking at companies in the 500 million to 5 billion range and what makes it so enticing 30:34 – What is the process that gets Connor to find investment opportunities             35:53 – David Tisch podcast   36:15 – How Connor looks at industry classifications 41:30 – Connor’s strategy for running his portfolio 46:36 – The circumstances in which Conno would buy a legacy MOAT company             46:49 – Will Thorndike Podcast episode             46:51 – The Outsiders: Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success     49:21 – How do you pick managers that will beat the markets 52:21 – Second reason to buy a legacy MOAT 54:48 – Comparing the reinvestment MOAT and Capital A compounder in Connor’s portfolio 58:16 – Connor’s Mt Rushmore of Capital Allocators 1:00:03 – Impactful mentorships for Connor 1:01:52 – kindest thing anyone has done for Connor 103:04 – What in the discussion with founder of IMC got him the job   Learn More For more episodes go to InvestorFieldGuide.com/podcast.  Sign up for the book club, where you’ll get a full investor curriculum and then 3-4 suggestions every month at InvestorFieldGuide.com/bookclub Follow Patrick on twitter at @patrick_oshag

https//bengreenfieldfitness.com/amplepodcast I recently had a chance to taste a new superfood meal replacement powder called "" (you can use code GREENFIELD for a big, fat 15% discount). It was so tasty, and such an interesting approach to the burgeoning world of dime-a-dozen meal replacement powders (it actually was the #1 food campaign of all time on IndieGoGo) that I decided to get the inventor on a podcast to ask him about it. His name is Connor Young.  Connor is a nutrition nerd, fitness freak and self-proclaimed biohacker, obsessed with optimizing the human body. He graduated with a degree in biology and while studying, he found passion for CrossFit, leading him to co-found Shackle Island CrossFit in Nashville, Tennessee. After selling Shackle Island and with continued interest in medicine, Connor joined Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Johnson & Johnson's surgery division. For two years, he advised surgeons on intra-operative device usage. After becoming jaded with the reactive nature of medicine, Connor left J&J to create a physical therapy start-up Koach, a platform that allowed PTs to more effectively engage patients in home exercises. This brought Connor to San Francisco, where he moved into an entrepreneurial “hacker house” with dozens others. Connor was exposed to how easy it was for his well-intentioned but busy housemates to eat unhealthily. After conducting nutrition and cooking classes for his housemates, Connor formulated Ample as a balanced meal for those looking for optimal nutrition who refuse to sacrifice health for convenience. His vision for Ample is to strive for perfect nutrition through a scientifically grounded formula made from real foods. Ample is pretty unique stuff, really. Here's the nutrition label: It comes in a 400 calorie version, and also a 600 calorie version, as shown below: And here's the macronutrient breakdown: During my discussion with Connor, you'll discover: -How Connor went from knowing how to cook only 3 things to become the inventor of a meal replacement powder...[10:35] -The actual macronutrient breakdown of 50-60% fat, 20-30% protein and 10% carbohydrate in Ample...[22:55] -How Connor figured out how to make Ample high-fat without actually having the fats oxidized...[25:27] -The best way to mix Ample to make it as thick as possible...[31:00] -The reasoning behind the carbohydrate, prebiotic, and fiber blend in Ample...[42:10] -Why Connor chose to add the particular sweeteners that are in Ample, while still keeping sugar content extremely low...[50:15] -Whether you need to be concerned about estrogens and plastics with the plastic bottle...[54:12] -How you can get a special version Ample if you are vegetarian or vegan or lactose-free...[56:30] -The fascinating studies that are being done on Ample...[60:00] -And much more... Resources from this episode: -"" (you can use code GREENFIELD for a big, fat 15% discount). -The Ben mentions. Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Conor or me? Leave your comments at  and one of us will reply!