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Dan O'Connell's career is an impressive display of how hard work can catapult a person from the bottom of the sales hierarchy to the very top of business leadership.Having started as an account coordinator at Google AdWords in 2003, Dan has climbed the corporate ladder — eventually becoming the CEO and President of TalkIQ in 2017. Now, Dan serves as the Chief Strategy Officer, Chief Revenue Officer and as a board member at Dialpad, a company creating an AI-powered cloud communication suite.On this episode of Go to Market Grit, Joubin and Dan discuss Dan's experience selling online advertisements for Google in the early to mid 2000s, Dan's experience of becoming a CEO, and the importance for senior leaders to make an effort to connect with employees.In this episode, we cover: 'Shooting fish in a barrel': Dan's experience working for Google and selling online advertisements in the early 2000s. (5:00) 'I wanted to do more': Taking risks and avoiding career complacency. (7:36) Identifying skilled salespeople when demand is insanely high — and the moment when Dan realized Google was a big deal. (12:45) The key character traits of people hired on Google's go-to-market team — and how to identify ‘coachability' in a job candidate. (22:31) Why Dan decided to become CEO and president of TalkIQ in 2017 after working in sales — and how his father's example motivated him. Humility, ambition and optimism: The qualities Dan would want his children to have — and the role of parents in encouraging new opportunities and growth. (34:10) 'An awesome experience': The complexities and fun of being a tech CEO. (37:02) Dan's current company, Dialpad, and its AI-powered cloud communication suite — and how he deals with the transition from CEO to a lower senior position. (43:47) The skills and qualities of a successful business manager. (47:48) What the word grit means to Dan. (51:35) Links: Connect with DanLinkedIn Connect with Joubin Twitter LinkedIn Email: gtmg@kleinerperkins.com Learn more about Kleiner Perkins
Ever felt like you have a 'thing', something unusual, or something people may have looked down upon? And that is the reason why you haven't QUITE got there? Daniel Mangena, after diagnosed with the social-anxiety related medical condition called Asperger, has went on and got featured on the Wall Street Journal, CBS, NBC, Market Watch, and FOX for his unique work on social dynamics, psychology of success, and money. Today, he joined us to talk about: Easier ways to overcome a crippling mindset block Why Dan tells people to stop meditating Getting personal and professional breakthrough without meditating Secrets behind succeeding in the money game without losing yourself and your values. Join listeners in 60+ countries, follow, add, collect, save, and download this episode. Or listen to it now.
Video is a perfect example of taking automation and inserting more humanity into it. It's a relationship-building form of communication that centers around what's human about technology. In this first episode of our Human-Centered Connection expert series, Steve Pacinelli and I interview Dan Tyre, Director at HubSpot. He explains that everyone in the company is involved in customer experience and must practice ways to reduce friction and build connection. In addition to his contribution to our book, we chatted with Dan about: - What he contributed to our chapter called “The Year of Video” - How HubSpot's flywheel uses best customers to gain more customers - Why Dan is so impressed with the expertise of Phil, his “dirt guy” - What the video details at the Lions Program (aka Hubspot Academy) are Subscribe, listen, and rate/review the Customer Experience Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play or Google Podcasts, and find more episodes on our blog. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Customer Experience Podcast in your favorite podcast player.
This week on Get 'Em Onside the boys are feeling the love, as we celebrate Sean's engagement. Origin is also giving us that warm and fuzzy feeling, with Dan preparing to ride the gravy train all the way to sunny Townsville. Joel meanwhile is obsessed with bye points, Parramatta's right edge defence and Sportsbet's new "Bet with Mates" function. There's only four NRL games this week, but the boys have found some value for your punting delights.4:35 - "Sean the Trader" is getting famous6:00 - Origin in Townsville - is it fair?14:38 - Who should buy Blake Ferguson for next season?15:58 - Why Dan is backing Naomi Osaka32:40 - Tips - four games47:45 - Best bets
In this week’s instalment of Joe Doyle’s Tradesman’s Survival Guide Podcast. Joe speaks to Dan Hunter owner of Hunter Garden Care based in Co. Dublin. In this week’s episode Joe and Dan chat about: How Dan got started in business Dan’s approach to learning about business Joe’s thoughts on the approach to making sales in Ireland Dan’s Make Or Break Board Dan and Joe’s thoughts on visualisation and meditation. Why Dan does his number work in the evenings The power of the Wim Hof method and cold showers for mindset and focus The importance of exercise and pushing through. How the soil temperature affects your garden. How working outside for a number of years helps you understand how the weather plays out for a year. How the Corona Virus Lockdowns affected small businesses. The importance of being profitable over busy The Beast Board If you enjoy todays episode and want to find out more about what I do, check out my business YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCel2pH5WE5qunrdFPT8dwFw Check out some of the work I do on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoeDoyleEntrepreneur/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joedoyleentrepreneur/message
Dan Fleyshman is a social media mogul, serial entrepreneur, philanthropist, and angel investor to over 35 companies. He is the youngest founder to ever take a company public at 19. After licensing his apparel for $9.5 million dollars at the age of 19, he went on to scale energy drink products into 55,000 retail stores. Over the years Fleyshman launched and been involved in many businesses in a variety of industries. He throws “Elevator Night” events, co-founded the “100 Million Mastermind Experience”, spoken at over 200 business events, and his agency “Elevator Studio” has spent over $60 million dollars with social media influencers for fashion brands, film studios, mobile apps & consumer products. Some of his most recent endeavors include Everbowl and Cards & Coffee. However, Dan’s main passion is his Model Citizen Fund charity which creates backpacks for the homeless filled with 150 emergency supply items inside. Dan has so much to share you definitely don’t want to miss it! You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...Who is Dan Fleyshman [1:15]How it all started with Who’s Your Daddy [4:55]Avoiding pitfalls of the rich & famous [10:54]Misconceptions and missed steps that set people up for failure [15:43]Getting into the trading card space [17:15]Dan’s selection process when it comes to investing [24:32]Why Dan invested over $60 million in influencer marketing [26:32]Getting involved with Everbowl [30:58]Knowing when to cut losses and when to get out [33:20]100 Million Dollar Mastermind [39:01]Model Citizen Fund [43:13]The importance of a network [45:53]Advice for a new entrepreneur [49:30]Resources & People MentionedCards & CoffeeEverbowlMillion Dollar Mastermind and AcademyModel Citizen FundConnect with Dan FleyshmanOn InstagramOn TwitterConnect With Peter O. Estévezhttps://comingcleanpodcast.com Follow on Facebook Follow Coming Clean on InstagramFollow Peter on Instagram Subscribe to Coming Clean on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google PodcastsAudio Production and Show notes byPODCAST FAST TRACKhttps://www.podcastfasttrack.com
In this episode of Infinite Loops we spoke with Daniel Jeffries, futurist and author. Daniel’s newest book is Mastering Depression and Living the Life You Were Meant to Live. In this conversation we chat: The multiverse Why Dan wrote his newest book Mimetic desires and human behavior Questioning everything And MUCH more Follow Daniel on Twitter (https://twitter.com/Dan_Jeffries1), check out his writing (https://medium.com/@dan.jeffriescheck), and find his new book here.
** Tickets for Converting Corporates 2021 are now on sale! Check out the Key Resources section for ticket information ** Have you ever thought that certain personality types do better than others when it comes to B2B sales? You’re not alone… in fact, there are differences in the ways that certain personality types show up in their sales activity… and they can help and hinder your success. But instead of trying to change your personality, I’ve decided to share the most common personality types that I’ve seen whilst training over 12,000 people - and how you can maximise your personality to make more sales. After all, we can’t all sell in exactly the same way… so if you’re interested in finding out the part that your personality plays in your sales process, how it helps you and how it could be holding you back (plus focus areas for improvement!) then take a listen now. In this episode, I’ll be sharing; A quick overview of why there are four key personalities - and how to know if you’re a rare combination or not! (04:38) Whether it’s problematic to have a personality (and show it to stakeholders) when you’re selling your services to corporate companies. (05:55) Why we have to stop letting our personality type be the obstacle that stops us from selling successfully to corporate organisations. (07:16) Are you a ‘Wanda’ overview (09:26) Why ‘Wanda’s’ can get stuck with proposal writing and creating clear sales opportunities. (10:41) The best sales skill for a ‘Wanda’ - and how you can use it to your advantage in the B2B sales process. (12:25) How developing your consultative sales skills can give ‘Wanda’s’ the biggest advantage over their competitors. (14:47) Why ‘Olga’s’ are a classic sales personality type (17:29) Why theoretical sales concepts will keep you stuck and stop you making the sales you need. (18:10) The area that ‘Olga’s’ excel - and why it’ll give you an added edge over your competition. (20:17) How best practice business development skills will really bring an ‘Olga’ to the top of their potential close rates. (22:03) How ‘Olga’s’ can overcome their overthinking tendencies and take immediate action (24:01) What is a ‘Dan’ personality - and why I’m a very clear ‘Dan’ (26:00) How ‘Dan’s’ can often be misconstrued or misunderstood in the sales process - and how to work on it (27:23) Where ‘Dan’s’ excel… and why they’re more likely to close proposals quickly. (30:43) Why ‘Dan’s’ need to work on gaining multiple internal champions - and how to make that happen. (32:07) How to know if you’re a ‘Kieran’ - and why it’s super common in salespeople. (33:45) Why ‘Kieran’s’ will often use optimism to predict their B2B sales outcomes (34:53) Fast action plus foundational strategy - and how it can help ‘Kieran’s’ outperform their competition. (36:30) How metrics will save a ‘Kieran’ from missing out on sales opportunities. (38:50) Why your personality doesn’t have to hold you back - and using the sales strategies from today’s episode to help you win more business. (42:03) Plus - an exciting announcement about Converting Corporates 2021. Make sure you grab your ticket below to access workshop sessions on; Selling to FTSE 500 companies, the ARQ Framework ™ and more... Key Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Converting Corporates 2021: If you’re ready to spend two days working on your business, building out your B2B revenue stream and networking with the best and brightest minds? Click here to grab your ticket: https://selltocorporates.com/converting-corporates-2021/ We have one space left in April to join The C Suite ® now! If you’re looking to get the best support in selling your services to corporate organisations, not to mention hundreds of email templates, swipe files and proposal outlines so that you really can convert at much higher rates and sell your services more successfully then click here to join the waitlist now: https://bit.ly/join-the-c-suite How to leave a review - http://bit.ly/howtoreviewmypodcast Book an exploratory chat with me! I’m offering the final exploratory sessions with me so that you can ask any questions you have about The C Suite ® and how it can benefit your business. These opportunities are incredibly limited - so if you’d like my eyes on your business and a totally transparent conversation about how The C Suite ® could support your goals, book it here now: https://bit.ly/corporateexploratorysession Top 5 Business Development Questions: If you’re looking to convert more business development calls into sales? You need to be asking the right questions and getting the best information to support future work. Download my Top 5 BDQs here and start getting quality information from your prospects: https://bit.ly/top-5-business-development-questions
#1 Golf Physical Therapist & Wellness Coach in the world. Dan Hellman has worked with some of the greatest golfers to ever play the game and now, he's working with Caleb Pressley. He joins today's show to talk about everything from how him and Caleb met, to his career being a top golf PT in the United States. As always, make sure to subscribe and follow along on all of our social pages @51strokes. Enjoy the show! (04:55 - 06:30) How Caleb and Dan met (06:31 - (10:55) Dan’s thoughts on if Caleb can make it (11:00 - 13:50) Why Dan got into Physical Therapy (13:51 - 16:55) When did Dan start working with PGA players (16:56 - 20:30) When Dan found out he was going to work with Tiger (20:31 - 23:00) Being around Tiger and meeting Chris Como (23:01 - 27:30) How is Caleb going to be physically tough for golf at his age (27:31 - 32:40) The ELDOA Method (32:41 - 36:40) Physical strength of pro golfers (36:41 - 42:20) Golf advice is extremely difficult to replicate (42:21 - 48:15) The benefits and negatives of being able to hit the ball farther (48:16 - 54:10) Caleb’s timeline and the physical problems amateurs face and how they can fix them (54:11 - 58:20) How to follow Dan and learn his training methods Outro Song: Machine Gun Kelly, Trippie Redd - Candy 51 Strokes is presented by Five Iron Golf
This episode, as always, is brought to you by the law offices of E. Jason Blankenship, who may be socially distanced from the courthouse but is still taking on clients. You can find his new website here. You can follow Connor on Twitter and subscribe to his newsletter, A Lonely Impulse of Delight, that includes literary analysis of Calvin & Hobbes and, blissfully, nothing about Michigan athletics. Dan is not a writer but he is @ThiccStauskas on Twitter. If you’d like to hear more, the two co-host the newly titled Yet Another Michigan Football Podcast. Alex Cook you know from his writings here, and his blog about The Grand Castle. [Writeup after the jump] SEGMENT ONE: ILLINOIS POSTMORTEM Well, that sucked. Illinois guard penetration, Kofi Cockburn, and the Illini aggressively defending to keep the ball on one side of the floor all had major impacts in the loss. Can other teams repeat this? Should we be concerned? How do we feel about a potential postseason rematch? This felt like an extreme low-end outcome, ultimately. SEGMENT TWO: READYING FOR THE RIVALRY Previewing the home-and-home against MSU. Are we worried about the teams’ respective momentum? A very different matchup than Illinois, which should play in Michigan’s favor, save perhaps for the part where MSU has a lot of fouls to throw at Hunter Dickinson. Alex renders Ace briefly speechless by asking which MSU players are good for their roles. SEGMENT THREE: FOOTBALL STUFF IS GOING… WELL? Dan talks us through the additions of top-flight corner Will Johnson, big receiver Tay’shawn Trent, and quarterback transfer Alan Bowman. He also catches us up on a couple other key in-state recruitments and his twitter beef with MSU 247 Mods. Alex notes the likely inspiration for Trent’s first name and it goes over the Philly guy’s head. Why Dan’s Philly roots have allowed him to easily embrace the MSU rivalry. We may have taken some tangents in this one. Songs: “Unbroken, Unshaven”—The Budos Band “Work” — Gang Starr
We have Dan Norris on the show today, and he’s someone who has accomplished quite a lot, with a somewhat different approach to marketing. He focuses on four core pillars: branding, community, storytelling, and content marketing. In this episode, we do a deep dive into all four of those. After founding WP Curve, which was subsequently sold to GoDaddy, Dan started a new venture, Black Hops Brewing in Australia. You’ll hear Dan discuss how he has created one of the biggest and well-known brands in his country (voted the #1`craft brewery in Australia), all with basically no ad spend. There’s a similar thread in the way he’s marketed both his WP Curve brand and his craft beer brand, and it all comes down to his concept of Compound Marketing, which is also the basis behind his new book. When you’re done, check out our conversation with Lisa Cherney for more content strategies and how to be real to your audience even if that means being putting off others, and get some advice from Anthony Constantino, who also runs a super fun company that really resonates with his customers. “It helps to take this approach where you’ve got these things compounding behind the scenes without you necessarily having to do a whole lot. I see our competitors buying billboards and doing paid ads and I’m glad we don’t have to do all that.” - Dan Norris Some Topics We Discussed Include: Taking a bath in beer? (it does wonders for your hair) How to promote a unique beer so that it sells out Why too much advertising can actually a bad thing Drink Dan’s brew and tag us and Dan! Putting together a good story for your brand Why Dan gets so much traction with basically no ad spend Giving up all the information for free! Thinking about collaborations? You’ll wish you’d done it sooner after listening after this Power and momentum behind the flywheel Creating a powerful brand even before the brewery was even opened Resources From Dan Norris: BlackHops.com/au References and Links Mentioned: Compound Marketing The 7 Day Startup The Content Machine SparkToro Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel? Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by Easy Webinar - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. Culture + Simplicity = Sticker Mule - Anthony Constantino Why Being Yourself Is The Best Business Strategy - Lisa Cherney
In todays episode I talk to Entrepreneur & BrainCare Expert Dan Murray-Serter. Dan is the Co-Founder at Heights a new BrainCare Company
When you're playing the game of business, you can't just go on without having a concrete plan with you. In this episode, you're going to learn how to strategize a plan and create value in your business endeavors! Join John Brackett, CEO of Fidelity Business Partners and Host of We Build Great Apartment Communities Podcast as he and Dan Kennedy a former professional athlete, as they talk about Dan's shift into the real estate scene. Find out how Dan went from playing in the soccer field to playing in the real estate business as he shares his story. John and Dan will also discuss the importance of hard work and strategy in relation to real estate investing so you can plan out for your next move! Episode Highlights: How Dan got into the real estate space What are transferable skills? The strategy to diversify yourself Why Dan moved from apartment product into the industrial warehouse product How Dan is financing his current projects Why and how Dan is structuring the equity on most of his opportunities How Dan sources asset management or property management What Dan’s company looks for in property management companies How Dan’s company communicates to their third party property manager Cultural challenges that can be overcome in property management About Our Guest: Dan Kennedy played professional soccer for 12 years in Major League Soccer for the LA Galaxy. And went on to pursue a path in real estate after retiring as a professional athlete. Dan invested in business school at USC before he started a company called Driven Capital Partners with Matt Seamus, which is focused on preserving capital, creating passive income and growing wealth for people through real estate investing. Connect with Dan: LinkedIn https://www.drivencap.com/ --- Did you enjoy today’s episode? Please click here to leave a review for The We Build Great Apartment Communities. Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast app to get notified when a new episode comes out! Do you know someone who might enjoy this episode? Share this episode to inspire and empower! Connect with John Brackett and We Build Great Apartment Communities Instagram @webuildgreatcommunities Facebook @buildingreatcommunities LinkedIn @brackettjohn Website www.fidelitybps.com Subscribe to The We Build Great Apartment Communities Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Do you think you would be a great fit for the show? Apply to be a guest by clicking . Fidelity Business Partners, Inc. 6965 El Camino Real Suite 105-190 Carlsbad, CA 92009 D: 760-301-5311 F: 760-987-6065
We’re living through the biggest data storytelling event in history. Worldwide, COVID data is impacting everyone. And it’s proof that data storytelling can be used as a force for good. In this episode, Cassidy is joined by Dan Platt, Senior Principal of Market Innovation here at Narrative Science and the founder of our Data Storytelling for Good Initiative, to discuss how data stories can be used to make the world a better place. The combination of Dan’s background in economics, PR and journalism have culminated in him becoming the unrivaled data storyteller he is today. While getting his graduate degree in journalism from Northwestern University, rather than see advancements in data technology as a threat, he was excited by the potential of harnessing that power to tell better stories and, ultimately, make the world a better place. At Narrative Science, Dan has fulfilled and surpassed these ambitions throughout the evolution of the organization, including spearheading the Data Storytelling for Good Initiative, which empowers non-profit organizations with data tools that allow them to spend more of their time improving the world. As you can see, there is a good reason Dan has the rare honor of being written into a client’s contract as their go-to guy within the company. In this episode, we discuss: -Why journalism has become a valuable degree in tech -The growing public awareness and acceptance of the power of data technology -The client who wrote Dan into their contract -Why Dan wants people to interact with data stories in tools they already use -How to communicate technical information to non-technical people -How to use data storytelling for good -How COVID proves data affects everyone’s life If you want to hear more, subscribe to Leading with Data on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or here.
We’re living through the biggest data storytelling event in history. Worldwide, COVID data is impacting everyone. And it’s proof that data storytelling can be used as a force for good. In this episode, Cassidy is joined by Dan Platt, Senior Principal of Market Innovation here at Narrative Science and the founder of our Data Storytelling for Good Initiative, to discuss how data stories can be used to make the world a better place. The combination of Dan’s background in economics, PR and journalism have culminated in him becoming the unrivaled data storyteller he is today. While getting his graduate degree in journalism from Northwestern University, rather than see advancements in data technology as a threat, he was excited by the potential of harnessing that power to tell better stories and, ultimately, make the world a better place. At Narrative Science, Dan has fulfilled and surpassed these ambitions throughout the evolution of the organization, including spearheading the Data Storytelling for Good Initiative, which empowers non-profit organizations with data tools that allow them to spend more of their time improving the world. As you can see, there is a good reason Dan has the rare honor of being written into a client’s contract as their go-to guy within the company. In this episode, we discuss: -Why journalism has become a valuable degree in tech -The growing public awareness and acceptance of the power of data technology -The client who wrote Dan into their contract -Why Dan wants people to interact with data stories in tools they already use -How to communicate technical information to non-technical people -How to use data storytelling for good -How COVID proves data affects everyone’s life If you want to hear more, subscribe to Leading with Data on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or here.
Daniel H. Pink joins us in this episode of the Business Builders Show to discuss his latest book WHEN: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing. Dan Pink is the author of several books, including the New York Times bestsellers DRIVE, To Sell Is Human, and a Whole New Mind. His books have won multiple awards and have been translated into thirty-five languages. Listen for WHY Dan wrote this book, what are the patterns of everyday life, relevance of naps and breaks, creative vs analytical times, stock swings and much more. I have been learning from Dan Pink for several years now. I have read the books mentioned in the introduction. His work has influenced me in many ways. I strongly suggest you go to his website to learn more and be sure to sign up for his newsletter - it is awesome. danpink.comAlso, at the end of the interview we mention a Masterclass Dan has been offering. It is about Sales and Persuasion. Here's the link to get started: https://www.masterclass.com/classes/daniel-pink-teaches-sales-and-persuasionSo, listen to my convo with Daniel H. Pink, buy his book WHEN: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing , and go to his website to learn more about his work and sign up for his newsletter. danpink.comThank you for listening to this edition of the Business Builders Show with Marty Wolff. This is a production of Business Builders Media, where we give entrepreneurs and business owners the tools they need to have their voices heard. Learn more at businessbuildersmedia.com. Call or text me at 570 815 1626 with any comments or questions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Former NFL QB Dan Orlovsky returns to the pod to talk about: - How he got into the medua after his playing career ended (3:38) - The benefits of being a backup QB & how Chad Henne helped the Chiefs over the Browns (4:51) - What's wrong with Jared Goff (6:16) - Lamar Jackson (10:01) - Should the Lions move on from Matthew Stafford? (13:12) - Why Dan chose UConn to play college football instead of Purdue, Michigan State, & Virginia (15:32) RossTucker.com/Sponsors linktr.ee/RossTuckerPod
Megan: philosophy of religion shouldn't focus on "proofs for God" ... Determining rational grounds for supernaturalism ... Why Dan rejects epistemic foundationalism ... Megan's Christian agnosticism, Dan's Jewish atheism ... Wittgenstein's engagement with philosophy of religion ... What kind of authority would it be good for us to submit to? ... Dan has a revelation ... Has philosophy forgotten that it's a humanistic discipline? ...
Megan: philosophy of religion shouldn't focus on "proofs for God" ... Determining rational grounds for supernaturalism ... Why Dan rejects epistemic foundationalism ... Megan's Christian agnosticism, Dan's Jewish atheism ... Wittgenstein's engagement with philosophy of religion ... What kind of authority would it be good for us to submit to? ... Dan has a revelation ... Has philosophy forgotten that it's a humanistic discipline? ...
Megan: philosophy of religion shouldn't focus on "proofs for God" ... Determining rational grounds for supernaturalism ... Why Dan rejects epistemic foundationalism ... Megan's Christian agnosticism, Dan's Jewish atheism ... Wittgenstein's engagement with philosophy of religion ... What kind of authority would it be good for us to submit to? ... Dan has a revelation ... Has philosophy forgotten that it's a humanistic discipline? ...
Megan: philosophy of religion shouldn't focus on "proofs for God" ... Determining rational grounds for supernaturalism ... Why Dan rejects epistemic foundationalism ... Megan's Christian agnosticism, Dan's Jewish atheism ... Wittgenstein's engagement with philosophy of religion ... What kind of authority would it be good for us to submit to? ... Dan has a revelation ... Has philosophy forgotten that it's a humanistic discipline? ...
Megan: philosophy of religion shouldn't focus on "proofs for God" ... Determining rational grounds for supernaturalism ... Why Dan rejects epistemic foundationalism ... Megan's Christian agnosticism, Dan's Jewish atheism ... Wittgenstein's engagement with philosophy of religion ... What kind of authority would it be good for us to submit to? ... Dan has a revelation ... Has philosophy forgotten that it's a humanistic discipline? ...
Is your fear of being trolled or bullied online holding you back from being visible and building your online audience? Maybe you've been trolled or had to deal with copycats and you're not sure how to handle it? If ANY of that resonates with you then this special podcast episode recorded at my LIVE online event 2021 Sorted is a must-listen. You'll hear from four online business owners: sales expert Jessica Lorimer, blogger Natalie Lue, passive income expert Lisa Johnson and online coach Dan Meredith. They share their experiences of online trolls, bullies and copycats and some of their stories may shock you. Discover practical strategies and tips for dealing with the dark side of online business. Find out what to do if you're in a difficult situation and you're being bullied or trolled online or if someone is ripping off your work. You'll get tips on building your resilience - as well as how to reframe what's happening to you. And why the content you create can have an impact on people's reaction to you. Plus tips on how to avoid making a bad situation worse and when you SHOULD get legal. {Click on the player above to listen to the podcast episode and/or read on for a detailed overview. Scroll down to the bottom to read the show notes including all the links mentioned in this episode.} Podcast shownotes Why I decided to create this podcast episode (01:30) About 2021Sorted and the level up sessions (04:08) How Jessica dealt with an online troll (09:42) Natalie's experience with a stalker and online troll (12:55) Why you should never feed a troll (14:40) How Natalie deals with people who copy her work (15:00) Why you need to be careful about going in all guns blazing (16:39) Why you need to make sure you have your legal paperwork in order (17:29) How Lisa got bullied online and deals with online bullies (18:26) Why getting a troll means you're being visible (21:29) Why you should get legal advice when there's slander (21:52) Why you should never hold back being visible for fear of getting a troll (22:48) Why you'll always get trolls when you're successful (24:32) How Dan's online tribe killed off his trolls (25:05) What happens if you share polarising content (26:00) Why Dan doesn't like to be polarising and stays in his lane (26:22) Why you should focus on the positives and ignore the negative (29:16) Why you have to remember it's them not you (31:31) Why you have to be ready to have awkward conversations (34:51) Resources Join my 2021Sorted Club Find out more about the private podcast stream Buy my 2021 Social Media Diary & Planner bundles Buy my 2021 Social Media Diary & Planner Join my Build Your Online Audience programme Build Your Online Audience programme Other useful podcasts [Bonus] Should you join my Build Your Online Audience Programme? (podcast) [Bonus] Should you buy my 2021 Social Media Diary & Planner? (podcast) [311] How to generate passive income in your business with Lisa Johnson (podcast) [384] How to be more yourself in your social media content with Natalie Lue (podcast) [386] The four types of content that will help you make more sales (podcast) [397] How to create content that attracts corporate clients with Jessica Lorimer (podcast) Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram Facebook and LinkedIn
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In episode #1579, we talk about some of the lessons we can learn from the fall of Dan Bilzerian. Known as The King of Instagram, Dan is notorious for his lavish parties, extravagant holidays, and all-round over the top antics. We hear more about his decline, the problems facing his company, Ignite CBD, and ways he could potentially turn things around. For this and a whole lot more, be sure to tune in today! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:25] Today’s topic: What We Can Learn About the Fall of Dan Bilzerian. [00:37] Hear more about who Dan Bilzerian – the topic of this show – is. [01:38] The beginning of the end: How things started going downhill for Dan. [02:30] Why Dan’s company, Ignite CBD, is embroiled in a legal battle. [03:30] Facts about Dan that show his wealth was just a charade. [04:37] The problem with issuing personal expenses to your company. [05:34] There is no doubt Dan has done a great job of building his brand. [06:09] Ignite CBD was not driven to serve their customers; they relied too much on Dan’s brand. [06:20] Hear some of the unbelievable expenses Dan racked up. [07:31] Neil’s main takeaway: Dan’s company was consistently mismanaged. [08:20] Why Eric doesn’t necessarily think it’s the end for Dan and Ignite. [09:05] That’s it for today! [09:05] To stay updated with events and learn more about our mastermind, go to the Marketing School site for more information or call us on 310-349-3785! Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Dan Bilzerian on Instagram Dan Bilzerian on Twitter Ignite CBD Paul Bilzerian Kevin O'Leary ‘Dan Bilzerian Is A Renter, And Someone Else Pays His Credit Card Bills: Lawsuit’ Leave Some Feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with Us: Neilpatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu
Quotable Quote: “Turns out if you give someone something to shoot at .... they start shooting at it!”- Dan **** Continuing with Part B of our interview with Daniel Keighran, VC. NB: We recommend listening to Part A first as it is an incredible scene setter. **** In this 2nd episode we talk about the action in Afghanistan where Dan was awarded the Victoria Cross for Australia. His version of events and what he thinks looking back at his actions. For his role in the action at the Battle of Derapet the citation for the Victoria Cross reads: ‘For the most conspicuous acts of gallantry and extreme devotion to duty in action in circumstances of great peril'. We then talk discharge from the Army in 2011, when Dan commenced work in the mining industry. Initially working in exploration drilling throughout Western Australia and then as an underground shotfirer (blaster) in a gold mine outside of Kalgoorlie. It was in his cottage in Kalgoorlie that he received notification that the Chief of Army was coming to visit him. In the tiny lounge at Kalgoorlie Airport, the Chief of Army handed him an envelope…. The contents of that envelope would change his life. In 2015, Dan returned to his home state of Queensland and completed his MBA- we talk about this and life with a VC, but beyond the military. Intelligence Summary (INTSUM) 01:30 Dan's back again in Afghanistan…. Early days and the ‘42 Northing' 05:00 A deliberate decision on risk that they knew would mean contact 06:20 Mentoring the Afghan National Army 08:08 Green on blue attacks 10:10 Crossing the 42 Northing! And what happens next!? 13:20 Troops in Contact 14:45 Dan's first thoughts and actions in that contact 16:20 Dan send his first radio communications to his Platoon Commander 18:25 How Dan identified enemy positions to enable fire to be brought to bear 20:30 Friendly casualties – Crash gets shot. Targets from 50-500 metres. 22:45 The situation has fundamentally changed …. And what Dan does then! 24:00 What Dan wasn't fearful about. 27:20 The hardest thing that Dan had to do that day. 29:45 Out of Afghanistan. Reflections. What was the ‘why'? 32:00 And out of the Army (shortly thereafter). 32:50 Into Kalgoorlie ….. and into mining. Dan's transition out of the Army. 36:45 General Morrison calls Dan in Kalgoorlie. 38:40 General Morrison arrives in Kalgoorlie…. And Dan is handed ‘that envelope'. How you find out that you have been nominated for the Victoria Cross. 40:30 Life starts to change…. And Mum's response. 41:45 Cowboy's (Dad's) rig at Government House. 44:00 Public relations for Dan. How did it sit with him? 47:45 Dan is offered a position on the Board of the Australian War Memorial. 50:00 Higher education ….. that Dan hadn't really thought about. 52:30 Dan's MBA and its relationship with the book, ‘Courage Under Fire'. 54:30 Why Dan didn't write his book earlier. 55:00 The supportive nature of other VC recipients. Advice from Mark Donaldson, VC 56:20 ‘This will change your life'- David Morrison said. How has it? Quotable Quote: “If you give someone something to shoot at they start shooting at it!”- Dan Music Thanks to all our artists who allow us use of their music. In this episode: The Externals – available on Spotify
Dan Munro, confidence coach and bestselling author, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Dan talks about how to use brutal honesty to enhance your confidence, connections, and integrity in life. He discusses the daily tactics for being more open and honest with yourself and with those around you. Dan talks about overcoming fears, overcoming shame, overcoming guilt, gaining confidence, and obtaining ruthless honesty in your life. If you’re wondering how to become brutally honest, check this episode out now! *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: • Why Dan decided to write his newest book The Naked Truth • The values of curiosity, honesty, and strength • Why so many people lie to themselves and lie to others all the time • The problems that arise from not being honest with yourself • Not having a clue who you really are and why so many men have a mid-life crisis • Living your life with integrity • How to know when you are being honest in your life • Living a life that you express outside to others and living a life congruent to this • Mental health and depression that arises from a dissonance from who you pretend to be and who you really are • How honest you should be with yourself and with others • Living a life with the naked truth • How much privacy you should keep for yourself • Working your way up to a level of being fully honest, over time • What weak honesty is and the problem with it • Getting over your shames and insecurities by being fully honest with yourself • The shames that Dan had for years and didn’t want to share with others or let go of fully and completely • Whether or not you should withhold truths from certain people • How to practice daily honesty • Pissing people off by sharing your truths and how to deal with this • Getting past your fears of upsetting others and living your truth • Getting to a place of having ruthless honesty Check out Dan on: Website: https://www.brojo.org/ Amazon: The Naked Truth Book: brojo.org/pub/the-naked-truth Sponsors: * Follow Justin on Parler now for daily content not found anywhere else! *Check out Justin’s new book ELITE MIND at EliteMindBook.com. *Join our email list at EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter now! *Go to elitenucalm.com to get 50% off your 30-day subscription of NuCalm.
Nick Nanton is joined by Dan Sullivan, the founder of Strategic Coach, to discuss his new book “Who Not How”. Sullivan, who's coached thousands of entrepreneurs since 1974, discusses the importance of collaboration and understanding one's own ‘Unique Abilities' to achieve the four freedoms crucial to entrepreneurial success - the freedom of Time, Money, Relationships and Purpose. Timestamps:1:55: Dan's concept of "Unique Ability" 13:50: The Four Freedoms for entrepreneurs 16:05: The Freedom of Time 17:10: The Freedom of Money 20:44: The Freedom of Relationships 21:22: The Freedom of Purpose 25:15: Life is 50% luck 27:25: The concept of "Who Not How" 38:03: Why Dan doesn't earn money on "Who Not How" book sales 41:31: The importance of win-win collaboration 44:37: "Who Not How" and songwriting Resources:https://www.strategiccoach.com/ (Strategic Coach) https://www.facebook.com/DanSullivanSC (Dan Sullivan on Facebook) Connect With Nick Nanton:http://www.nicknanton.com/ (Website) https://www.facebook.com/Nicknanton (Facebook) http://twitter.com/nicknanton (Twitter) https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicknanton (LinkedIn) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWOvnpNMTX4pKVIi234pOTg (YouTube)
Dan is the Co-Founder and Chief Grain Officer of ReGrained, a mission-driven ingredient platform that leverages technology and culinary science to transform beer waste into food. Dan is an entrepreneurial systems thinker and loves tackling seemingly intractable problems through creative entrepreneurship and cross-sectoral collaboration. Through ReGrained, he has become a thought-leader about food waste business models, "edible upcycling" and the circular economy for food. ReGrained has:-Forbes 30 under 30: Food and Beverage (2018) -Won Slow Money NorCal's Food Funded Pitch Competition (2017) -Finalist at FoodBytes! (2016) -Finalist at SXSW Eco-Reuse and Recycling Sector (2016) -Burt's Bees Natural Launchpad (2016) -Won a sustainable innovation award at Sustainable Brands 2016 and was selected for Burt's Bees Natural Product Launchpad. Dan holds an MBA in Sustainable Business from Presidio Graduate School and a BA in Economics from UCLA. More on ReGrained: ReGrained better aligns the food we eat with the planet we love. They are an ingredient platform created to promote an innovative model of food production that they've coined as “Edible Upcycling.” Powered by patent-pending technology, they reimagine perceived ends as beginnings by finding nutritious food streams that are currently being treated as inedible and render them into delicious and healthy food. They rescue these overlooked but awesome ingredients and put them back to work. Their goal: To improve the way we value food and the resources that support all life Their initial focus: Upcycling the nutritious grain created every time that beer is brewed. In the U.S. alone, billions of pounds of this latent supply chain are available every year. Brewing beer processes the sugar out of the grain. This gives them optimal access to protein, fiber, and micronutrients. They upcycle this grain into ReGrained flour. They incorporate this sustainable, delicious, and nutritious ingredient into every ReGrained product, starting with SuperGrain+ Bars wrapped in innovative 100% backyard compostable packaging. Their mission doesn’t stop at waste ─ they are a Certified B Corp and support environmental conservation and social impact through 1% for the Planet. About Our Partner This episode is also brought to you by Hawke Media. Hawke Media is a full-service Outsourced CMO based in Santa Monica, CA, providing guidance, planning, and execution to grow brands of all sizes, industries, and business models. Hawke Media was recognized by Inc. as the country’s fastest-growing marketing consultancy and is proudly one of Glassdoor’s “Best Places to Work”, 2019 #893 on the Forbes 5000 list, UpCity Top Los Angeles Digital Marketing Agency. Hawke’s collaborative process, à la carte offering, and month-to-month fee structure give clients the flexibility they need to boost digital revenues and marketing ROI. Hawke Media The company has serviced over 1500 brands of all sizes, ranging from startups like Tamara Mellon, SiO Beauty and Bottlekeeper to household names like Red Bull, Verizon Wireless and Alibaba. Listen to our interview with Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, in episode 23 of the Just Go Grind Podcast. Connect with Daniel Kurzrock and ReGrained ReGrained - https://www.regrained.com/ Invest in ReGrained - https://wefunder.com/regrained Wefunder discount through Just Go Grind - https://wefunder.com/raisemoney/justgogrind Some of the Topics Covered by Daniel Kurzrock in this Episode What ReGrained is doing to build a more sustainable food system Why Dan decided to tackle this problem How Dan turned his idea into a real business Why Dan didn't drop everything to go all-in on ReGrained right away How ReGrained was acquiring customers early on Why Dan wanted to be an ingredient company The insights gleamed along the way when trying to market ReGrained and the problem with their early slogan of "Eat Beer" How ReGrained Supergrain+ came about What upcycling is and why it's important The Upcycled Food Association and why Dan helped create it Doing research with the USDA Dan's experience raising capital for ReGrained and why they chose to do equity crowdfunding through Wefunder How Dan has gone about building his team at ReGrained Books that have been impactful for Dan How Dan recharges outside of work Sign up for The Weekly Grind, for actionable insights and stories from successful entrepreneurs delivered to your inbox once per week: https://www.justgogrind.com/newsletter/ Listen to all episodes of the Just Go Grind Podcast: https://www.justgogrind.com/podcast/ Follow Justin Gordon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/justingordon212 Follow Justin Gordon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justingordon8/
Believe it or not, we're entering the final months of 2020 and that means a Street Fighter 5 balance patch is likely on the horizon. With that in mind, we're a bit surprised at how little we're hearing in the way of calls for Akuma nerfs and so we're diving in to highlight the specifics of why he's overpowered and how Capcom should go about fixing him. Also, we recently got more information about Season 5's first DLC character, Dan, and it sounds as though there's a chance the joke character might present some very intriguing opportunities for both casual and eSports players if the stars indeed align like they're threatening to. Timestamps01:51 - Not enough people are talking about the best character in Street Fighter 508:16 - How far are we hoping Akuma falls down tier list mountain and how does that specifically happen?19:16 - What do we think Capcom will actually do?28:58 - Tournament performance observations in 202031:16 - Why Dan has different potential than any SF5 character we've seen yet39:22 - Potential for eSports charisma50:02 - Depressed, sweatpants, plastic vodka bottle Alex
Dan Palmer is co-founder of Permablitz, Landed, Holistic Decision Making, Making Permaculture Stronger and Very Edible Gardens. He has a PhD in systems thinking and contagious levels of enthusiasm for supporting the journeys of others. He currently lives with his wife and two daughters in a small home in Castlemaine, Victoria.We hear Dan’s thoughts on consciously shaping a vibrant and beautiful life, getting paid for your passion, how to be vulnerable and cut to the chase (rather than participating in superficial BS), the deception of ideas, the illusion of separation from the natural world and why to ask better questions. SHOW NOTESHow Dan moved away from reductionist thinking and towards a holistic framework. Discovering holistic management and the influence of Allan Savory.How to uncover the deeper intention beneath the goal or dream.What are the core ingredients of a fulfilling life?How linear thinking sustains our industrialised society.Why you can’t just ‘join your life back up’ to create a whole - you need to go right back to the DNA of your values and beliefs.How to tap into deep harmony and coherence.Why life can’t be like a knitted jumper. “Deciding your way” towards the life you want.Why self work isn’t selfish - it’s a precursor to genuine altruism.Honouring the need for financial security in a world that hinges on money.An uncompromising approach to making profit from your passion.From hobby to Patreon; a by-donation model of asking for financial support. How to avoid fake bullshit conversations and go deeper. Having hard conversations vs. modern ‘communities’ that stroke our egos.Why Dan’s excited to be alive at this time in history. Sending positive ripples into space and time.How to enjoy the ride and make peace with everything you can’t change. The gnarly question of how to instil hope, buoyancy and knowledge in your kids. The ritual of ‘roses and thorns’ at dinner time.Why to se the 'shape' of your life. Waking up and approaching each day as a living whole that you can make as vibrant and alive as possible - versus a to-do list of frenzied actions. Our obligation to contribute to the beauty of the universe. How we’ve been hijacked by the idea that the world is a machine. How to lead with feeling and back up with thinking.“The intellect is too crude a net to catch the whole” - Christopher AlexanderWhy we don’t need to “reconnect” with nature - we have never been separate. How to relax back into underlying non-separateness.Understanding “life sheds” rather than arbitrary borders.Why advice and “answers” can disempower people.How can we ask better questions? LINKS YOU’LL LOVEMaking Permaculture Stronger PermablitzLandedHolistic Decision MakingVery Edible GardensAllan SavoryBrian GoodwinCharles EisensteinSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/futuresteading)
Apple Podcasts Rate and Review for SpotOn Dan Faggella is the CEO and Head of Research at Emerj, a tech company that utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to help businesses and organizations develop winning strategies and profitable decisions. An avid fan of AI, he is known as someone who has an unbiased voice regarding the applications and implications of artificial intelligence algorithms in any industry and throughout our society. When he’s not running Emerj, Dan is hosting not one, but two podcasts: The AI in Business podcast and the AI in Financial Services podcast Dan joins us to share how artificial intelligence can change the way leaders plan their marketing strategies and the AI services Emerj offers. He describes who he is and how he became interested in the business of AI. He explains the pros and cons of using AI-generated realities and simulations while citing real world examples. He discusses how the pandemic has affected their business and why it’s not all negative. Dan also describes the potential that AI can unlock for the insurance and healthcare industries. "AI was a very personally curious initiative, but it turned out to be a business advantage for enterprises who want to allocate money intelligently." - Dan Faggella Today on Spot On Insurance: What OECD is and its purpose. Why Dan ventured into the business of artificial intelligence. When AI became a popular topic in multiple industries. How Covid-19 has helped and challenged Dan’s business model. Deepfake technology, its dangers, and its business potential. Using AI to generate ideas for marketing, planning, and other aspects of business management. What we can expect once artificial intelligence becomes part of commercial media. How AI is currently being used in healthcare. Should patients fear how AI can be used to determine insurance coverage? What Emerj is, how it got started, and the solutions it provides to businesses and organizations. The potential benefits of artificial intelligence in the insurance industry. How to get the youth to be excited to work in insurance. Key Takeaways: When deepfake tech becomes the norm, there's going to be a multi-front battle for the nature of reality. We’re still far from fearing AI manipulation of our insurance coverage. The future of marketing and politics will be spearheaded by AI-generated people who don’t exist. Connect with Dan Faggella: Emerj AI in Business podcast AI in Financial Services podcast Lotus Eaters vs World Eaters blog This episode was brought to you by….. Insurance Licensing Services of America (ILSA), America’s Premier Insurance Compliance and Licensing experts. To learn more about ILSA and their services, visit ILSAinc.com. Connect, Learn, Share Thank you for joining us on this week’s episode of Spot On Insurance. For more resources and episodes, visit SpotOnInsurance.com. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Love what you’re learning, Spot Light your review on Apple Podcasts Rate and Review For SpotOn and share your favorite episodes with friends and colleagues!
Explaining Crispin's position on explanatory unity ... Dan: Meaning is part of social reality, it's not all in our heads ... What is the substance of our ontological commitments? ... Why Dan thinks philosopher W.V.O. Quine is almost right ... The conspicuous absence of philosophers from the public discourse about values ... Metaphysics is not as complicated and important as people think it is ...
Explaining Crispin’s position on explanatory unity ... Dan: Meaning is part of social reality, it’s not all in our heads ... What is the substance of our ontological commitments? ... Why Dan thinks philosopher W.V.O. Quine is almost right ... The conspicuous absence of philosophers from the public discourse about values ... Metaphysics is not as complicated and important as people think it is ...
Explaining Crispin’s position on explanatory unity ... Dan: Meaning is part of social reality, it’s not all in our heads ... What is the substance of our ontological commitments? ... Why Dan thinks philosopher W.V.O. Quine is almost right ... The conspicuous absence of philosophers from the public discourse about values ... Metaphysics is not as complicated and important as people think it is ...
Explaining Crispin’s position on explanatory unity ... Dan: Meaning is part of social reality, it’s not all in our heads ... What is the substance of our ontological commitments? ... Why Dan thinks philosopher W.V.O. Quine is almost right ... The conspicuous absence of philosophers from the public discourse about values ... Metaphysics is not as complicated and important as people think it is ...
Explaining Crispin’s position on explanatory unity ... Dan: Meaning is part of social reality, it’s not all in our heads ... What is the substance of our ontological commitments? ... Why Dan thinks philosopher W.V.O. Quine is almost right ... The conspicuous absence of philosophers from the public discourse about values ... Metaphysics is not as complicated and important as people think it is ...
With Facebook boycotts, changing advertising policies, and channel unpredictability, it’s more important now than ever to invest in what you can control The approach to search engine optimization (SEO) has changed over the last several years, but it still remains an incredibly important component of your marketing strategy. This week’s guest is SEO consultant and expert Dan Shure. Dan’s been working in SEO for more than 12 years, and he joins us to talk about what’s changed over time when it comes to SEO strategy, the two different types of core content to focus on, what’s working in ecommerce SEO in 2020 and the tools you should be using to be successful. This episode has some great actionable tips you can start using today, and I hope you enjoy! Episode Highlights 5:16 How Dan fell into SEO while working as a professional musician 7:50 What is SEO really? Is it a channel, a traffic source, links, or something else? 13:30 The #1 thing business owners need to think about when it comes to ecommerce SEO in 2020 15:49 Informational intent vs. purchase intent content and how you should be using each in your SEO strategy 18:53 Letting the keywords be your guide as you’re thinking about creating content with informational or purchase intent content 22:40 Breaking down seed keywords and how to identify them for your brand 26:04 Why Dan shifted from an agency business model to a consulting and training model 31:35 The technical pieces of SEO you need to watch out for in ecommerce 33:55 Should you have a developer on your team to help you with technical SEO? 35:34 Shopify blog or Wordpress blog: which is better for SEO? 37:20 What’s working right now with content: remember the keywords are king. 42:56 Backlinks: do you need them and how to build them proactively 46:30 Must-have tools for ecommerce SEO in 2020 Links and Resources: Evolving SEO Experts On The Wire Podcast Evolving SEO on Youtube Evolving SEO Interview with PR Expert Dmitry Dragilev Dan's Seven Beliefs About SEO @Dan_Shure on Twitter @EvolvingDan on Linkedin Strengths Finder Google’s Guidelines on SEO Google’s Developer guidelines Brian Dean’s Skyscraper Technique Backlinko.com JournoRequest HARO Dan’s SEO Toolkit Keyword Keg Keywordtool.io Screaming Frog SEO spider SEM Rush Keywords Everywhere plugin SEO Minion Ask.com Google Natural Language 5 Ways To Use Google's Natural Language Tool for SEO (Dan's YouTube Walkthrough) Tf-idf @a_brawn on Twitter @andrewfoxwell on Twitter Brand Growth Experts Foxwell Digital Review or subscribe on iTunes
On today's episode, Chris Thomson and Dan Adams share their journey to building Amber, a renewable energy startup based in Melbourne, Australia. You'll hear: Why Dan is credited with lifting Australia's aid budget by billions of dollars; Why Chris found himself interested in an Iranian Fatwa against 3G internet; How they designed the model for a renewable energy company; What they loved (and didn't love) about the fundraising process. Find out more about Chris, Dan and Amber Electric at: https://www.amberelectric.com.au/
Show NotesDan Corkill has a background in finance and has worked for a marketing company back in Australia. But, his career bored him and he had no plans of working for someone else for the rest of his life. So he decided to build his own business and become an entrepreneur.When a friend suggested to him that they start a software company -- even if he had no tech background -- he went for it. Since his friend was a software engineer, they figured he could handle the technical side while Dan does the marketing side. Going into a business that he knew almost nothing about proved to be a struggle for Dan and his team. Let’s learn from Dan on how he was able to achieve success for their self-funded, profitable company: Follow-Up Boss. We’ll also hear his advice for anyone who wants to go into a business venture regardless if they have background experience on it or not.In this episode, we talk about... (04:11) What made Dan jump-in to starting his software company?(07:40) Why Dan chose the Real Estate industry to offer their software to(17:21) How did his company make their first sale?(20:35) What makes Follow-Up Boss different from other companies offering CRM?(20:35) Where does Dan see the Real Estate industry headed to?(30:00) Books that made an impact on Dan
Spoiler alert! Critiquing Star Trek: Discovery and Picard ... Serial vs. episodic storytelling ... Why Dan hated Discovery's main character ... Is the show too woke? ... Debating the big twist in Picard ... Dan: Two things screw up Picard as a Star Trek show ... Throwing science out the window ... Milton: Audiences don't know what they want ... Have younger viewers turned away from science fiction? ...
Spoiler alert! Critiquing Star Trek: Discovery and Picard ... Serial vs. episodic storytelling ... Why Dan hated Discovery's main character ... Is the show too woke? ... Debating the big twist in Picard ... Dan: Two things screw up Picard as a Star Trek show ... Throwing science out the window ... Milton: Audiences don't know what they want ... Have younger viewers turned away from science fiction? ...
Spoiler alert! Critiquing Star Trek: Discovery and Picard ... Serial vs. episodic storytelling ... Why Dan hated Discovery's main character ... Is the show too woke? ... Debating the big twist in Picard ... Dan: Two things screw up Picard as a Star Trek show ... Throwing science out the window ... Milton: Audiences don't know what they want ... Have younger viewers turned away from science fiction? ...
This week I'm joined by my good friend Dan Reeve. Dan has been on the podcast several times and has extensive knowledge and experience in a multitude of training areas, both as a Coach and as an Athlete.Dan and I decided to sit down and record a conversation answering all of your questions, plus some of our own as well.In the podcast we discuss:- Running and Calf Pain: Why it happens and how to prevent it from happening in the future.- How to introduce plyometrics into your training.- The importance of data collecting and tracking and what we believe to be important things to measure.- Why Dan fasted for 36 hours and ways that you can implement fasting yourself.- Do you always need to train with a specific goal - How Dan and I have evolved as Coaches and advice for new Coaches in the industry.
Dan Matuszewski, Principal and Co-Founder of CMS Holdings joins the show once again. Since he last appeared, the market has been through some gut-wrenching turmoil, and Tether (one of the subjects of the first episode) has tacked on a casual $5B in market cap. Dan, alongside his colleagues at CMS, has also joined the Crypto Twitter fray. In this episode: Why Dan relented and started a twitter account Dan's explanation for the massive growth of Tether since March Whether there is non-crypto business occuring in Tether What we can expect for the Tether-denominated futures markets if it trades below par How Dan thinks about using Tether on Omni versus Ethereum versus Tron What Dan makes of the rise in CME open interest
With the world in its current state, it’s hard to remain positive. But to survive, we have to continue to find the beauty however we can and be inspired by the good. Our guest today, Dan Ubick, is not only an extraordinarily talented musician, but he is also a shining light in these dark times. As a producer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist, Dan grew up with music. His father was a jazz bassist, and his mom listened to the Beatles and classical music while designing jewelry. Dan’s sister introduced him to hip hop, and the rest is history. With an impressive discography, Dan has worked with everyone from De La Soul to Big Daddy Kane to Method Man. In this episode, we talk about Dan’s incredible musical journey. As someone who values friendships and connections, they have always opened up great opportunities for him. We also do a deep dive into the world of hip hop, and Dan and host Sourdough share their experiences of discovering the genre and the impact that it had on them. Listening to hip hop was a formative experience for both of them. They learned about new worlds and issues they'd not been exposed to before. They also discuss how the foundation of hip hop is being diluted, which they attribute to the kind of capitalist society we live in. It has become about growing wealth at whatever cost, rather than remaining true to a message. Dan and Sourdough extend this discussion by touching on politics and the harsh capitalist message being spread today. The world is growing increasingly unkind to many, while a select few benefit disproportionately. Along with this, we also talk about the importance of acknowledging those who came before you, why creating with integrity is more important than being famous, and the many activities that Dan is up to. We loved having Dan on the show, and we already can’t wait to have him back. Be sure to tune in today! Key Points From This Episode: How Man One and Sourdough are holding up during coronavirus. Find out what Dan’s typical week looks like as a multi-talented musician. Dan’s upbringing and his early formative musical influences from his dad and sister. The power of connection: How Dan got his musical start through friendships. Where Dan draws his inspiration from and why he gravitates to the music he does. How the music industry has changed and the difficulties musicians face making a living. Learn how often Dan looks for records and some of the DJ gigs he plays around LA. What Sourdough and Dan listen to on Apple Music and what they’re most excited about. Insights into Sourdough’s musical journey and how he discovered hip hop. Some of Dan’s earliest hip hop influences and how it opened up his musical world. The tension between influence and inspiration and outright stealing. Early hip hop’s influence on culture has been unprecedented. Why Dan feels like the message and purpose of hip hop is continually being diluted. It's so important to learn from those who came before you and understand history. Dan’s vision for 2020 and how he always remains as positive as he is. What Dan and Sourdough feel about Trump and the message that he’s propagating. The engine of capitalism is corrupting society at large as well as art. Even if you’re not feeling inspired, create anyway and something will still come of it. Why Dan likes to collaborate with others when creating music.
Need to communicate a plan and fast? Learn the best uses for a Fast Filter to succeed through scary times and beyond in this episode of 10xTalk with Dan Sullivan and Joe Polish. Don't miss another episode of 10xTalk, subscribe today at www.10xtalk.com/subscribe. If you’d like access to the show notes or the exercise to help you take action on what was discussed, please visit www.10xtalk.com/165. Here’s a glance at what you’ll discover from Dan and Joe in this episode: How Strategic Coach is maximizing their capabilities with virtual communication during COVID-19. The Fast Filter: How to transform any confusing, complex communications into concise clarity. What to do to turn overwhelming events into a personal and professional advantage. Why Dan created The Scary Times Manual for becoming an even better leader in tough times. How to avoid being a casualty to an “Entitlement Attitude” and focus on being grateful.
In this episode (31:28) In this episode, 2020 Crufts Championship Winner Dan Shaw joins the podcast. You Will Learn How the coronavirus crisis changed the Crufts event. Dan’s strategy for the preliminary rounds. Why Dan prefers to NOT run last in Finals. How you can train with Dan online. Where Dan will put his dog training focus during the time that agility shows are suspended. Mentioned/Related Watch Dan’s Runs Here Dan on Facebook Train with Dan Shaw and Dave Munnings online at Q-Me Agility
Dan Ralphs is the founder of Dream Leadership Consulting and is one of the world's foremost experts on unlocking the power of dreaming. He has an amazing ability to help people discover their own dreams and learn how to go after them. His realistic approach to dreaming recognizes that dreaming is not a ‘magic pill' but rather a new way of thinking about our ability to create. Before founding Dream Coach, Dan was the facilitator of the Dreaming Program at Infusionsoft (a small software company in Chandler, AZ) where he helped employees to identify, articulate, and accomplish their dreams. He is also is the creator of the Dream Leader Certification course, in which he has supported over 100 leaders from all over the world to become Dream Leaders to those they lead. Together they have helped their people accomplish dreams like buying a first home, riding elephants in Thailand and starting a foundation to help mothers facing infant loss. Between Dan and the dream leaders he has certified, there are thousands who have been awakened to their dreams and their ability to achieve them. What you'll learn about in this episode: Why Dan believes the typical employer-employee relationship isn't authentic or mutual, and how Dream Leadership Consulting is working to change that Why deeper and more meaningful relationships between business leaders and their teams is the key to getting people self-motivated and focused How Dan defines leadership, and why building and maintaining trust is the key to strengthening relationships What steps Dan recommends to entrepreneurs hiring an employee for the first time who want the relationship to start off on the right foot Why hiring the right people who are aligned to your values and feel a connection to your business is vital Why every business owner starts out knowing their craft but having to learn how to run a business while they scale Why it is important to find a coach who has actually built a business and worked in the trenches How Dan helps entrepreneurs and business owners establish a “business operating system” to help run and scale their organizations Why planning your goals and establishing your mission, vision and values is important for any business Why establishing, running, and scaling a business as an entrepreneur takes true courage and commitment Resources: Website: www.dreamleadershipconsulting.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/dan-ralphs/ Additional resources: Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS/
Let’s Fix Work Episode 95: What's up with school lunches? How can we make them better? You may be asking yourself, “What do school lunches have to do with fixing work, Laurie?” Well, in today’s episode, you’ll learn how one company is working to bring better food and nutrition to schools and how these efforts led the founder to fix work for himself. In this episode I am joined by Dan Giusti, Founder and CEO of Brigaid. He is the former Head Chef of Noma (the best restaurant in the world) and who now works in school kitchens. Since 2016, Brigaid has collaborated with K through 12 school districts to support and elevate the quality of their child nutrition programs. Brigaid has also expanded its reach to encompass institutional foodservice operations of all kinds. Their mission is to change what is expected of food served in these public spaces. Dan left his job at Noma to pursue a passion to cook for people who really need and deserve high-quality food. Dan is the essence of someone who has fixed work by trying to align himself with his values and to go out into the market and make magic happen. In this episode you’ll hear: Why Dan decided to leave Noma and use his chef skills in conjunction with his current passion as Founder of Brigaid. How Dan and the Brigaid chefs are making school lunches better. Some of the unique challenges Brigaid faces partnering with and working within institutionalized kitchens and settings. Life and leadership lessons from the kitchen, some of what Dan has learned and has taken with him as a leader of Brigaid. How Dan and his team measure their work’s success. All about the food Brigaid chefs are making for school lunches and some of the items Dan decided to take off school menus including kale chips, ambitious meatloaves, and sandwiches. Dan says, “You can make a sandwich really well and take your time to make it nice and presented properly and cut it well.” [...] “I'm proud that when we make sandwiches, they look really great.” Dan’s plans for expanding his mission and how Brigaid is ready to apply what they’ve learned beyond school districts. Resources from this episode: Brigaid Brigaid on Instagram Dan on Instagram Dan Giusti on Linkedin Noma - Copenhagen 070: Taking Risks and Saying Yes with Jeff Gordinier Laurie on Instagram Laurie on LinkedIn Read more from Laurie Work with Laurie *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com
Dan Abrahams is a sport psychologist who works alongside individuals, teams, coaches and organizations globally. He is known for his passion to de-mystify sport psychology and for creating simple to use performance techniques. Dan is a returning guest to the show (see episode #003) and it was again an incredible conversation. We discuss ways an athlete can establish a mental framework for success, how much of our performance we control, and we have a debate on whether attitude, energy and effort are in the control of the athlete. Highlights from the Discussion: Dan talks about the different strategies he uses to help athletes perform at their best What do stomping “ANTS" and focusing on “Controllables" have to do with performance? How much of our performance do we control? What does a mental framework look like for a typical athlete? Dan explains the importance of self-talk for any athlete How to manage pain by taking control of the inner dialogue with the self Understanding the psycho-social model of learning for athletes How do we help coaches write sessions plans that increase learning? Why Dan believes Attitude, Energy, and Effort are not controllable How a small turn of language can help an athlete better understand how to improve their behavior What has Dan learned by having his own podcast The Sport Psych Show A former professional golfer and PGA qualified, Dan has a First Class Honours degree in Psychology and a Masters degree in Sport Psychology. He is registered with the Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC), meaning he is an accredited psychologist and bound by the HCPC’s code of conduct which emphasises confidentiality, evidence of professional development, safe practice, and standards of proficiency. Dan is the author of several sport psychology booksas well as the founder of the Dan Abrahams Soccer Academy. Resources: The Sport Psych Show, podcast by Dan Abrahams #003 Way of Champions Podcast with EPL Sport Psych Dan Abrahams Click here for Dan Abraham Books on Amazon Endure: Mind, Body, and the Curiously Elastic Limits of Human Performance by Alex Hutchenson Connect with Dan Abrahams: Twitter: @DanAbrahams77 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/danabrahamssoccer/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwm6s7NBEddS_QtdnEn6-WQ Website: https://danabrahams.com Support the Podcast! Become a Podcast Champion! …and get FREE access to ALL of our online courses. We are now offering you the ability to contribute as a Podcast Champion, (https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions) for as little as a cup of coffee per month (OK its a Venti Mocha), to help us up the ante and provide even better interviews, better sound, and an overall enhanced experience. Plus, as a $10 per month Podcast Super-Champion, you will have access to never before released and bonus material, including: Downloadable transcripts of the podcasts, so you don't have to crash your car trying to take notes! A monthly discussion with John, James, Jerry, and other special guests talking about the previous month's episodes and answering some of the FAQs we received that month A code to get free access to our online course called "Coaching Mastery," usually a $97 course, but yours for free for becoming a patron. Access to an online community of coaches like you who are dedicated listeners of the podcast, and will be able to answer your questions and share their coaching experiences. Thank you for all your support these past two years, and a special big thank you to all of you who become part of our inner circle, our patrons, who will enable us to take our podcast to the next level. https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions
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