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I first heard Danny on his podcast (The Danny Miranda Podcast) a few months ago when he interviewed fellow friend and fitness coach, Mike Vacanti, but I didn't continue following his work. That is, until recently, when I got more involved in startup/business Twitter. Danny kept popping up through likes and retweets, so I checked him out and really liked his content. I looked through his podcast guest list, then realized who he was. So I reached out and told him I wanted to connect, and this amazing episode was the result. Danny is the host of the Danny Miranda Podcast, where he's interviewed names like Gary Vaynerchuk, Jack Butcher, Jordan Syatt, and more. In this episode, we cover: -Why his grandma hates mushrooms/psychedelics so much -How he's turned to optimism over the past few years -Unlearning his past and how meditation has helped -What does his "highest version" look like? -Are you making your 10-year-old self proud and 80-year-old self proud? -His wild transformation from "Danny 1.0" to "Danny 2.0" -Danny's experience with #75Hard -When he's down, who does he look to for inspiration? -Crazy story of how Danny got the chance to interview Gary Vaynerchuk -Does he fear claiming the "optimist" identity? -Why Danny used a pseudonym on social media -Understanding yourself -Getting over the fear of judgment from friends -Crazy moments of serendipity in his life -Dealing with comparison and not getting caught up in following hyper-successful people -How do you figure out what you should want? -Stand-up comedy -Me telling Danny to have his friends on his podcast -His alternative life career -And much more! Connect With Danny: Twitter: @heydannymiranda Podcast: https://dannymiranda.com/podcast WATCH this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Sdi_7qZNslw Connect With Matt: [Free] 30-Day Ultimate Physique Development Manual: https://bit.ly/UltimatePhysiqueDevelopment Hire Matt For Coaching: https://mattmcleod.org/online-coaching Instagram: @mattmcleod6 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/mattmcleod6 Website: https://mattmcleod.org **PS: If you could rate and review the podcast, it would mean the world to me and it would help get the word out to others just like us so we can continue building this amazing, one-of-a-kind community.** ---- Produced by: David Margittai | In Post Media Website: https://www.inpostmedia.com Email: david@inpostmedia.com Social: @_margittai © 2021 Matt McLeod

In this episode the guys have a conversation on Stoicism with Marcus Aurelius Anderson. Check out episode 005 of The Low Carb Hustle podcast as they discuss: How we can apply Stoicism to improve our lives. How we can use Stoicism to handle stressful times like we are in now. Stoic book recommendations. Why Danny has become obsessed with the show Little House On The Prairie. Adam's "Stoic or NOic" quiz The Stoic name spelling bee The Grateful For Adversity challenge Connect with Marcus: https://www.marcusaureliusanderson.com/   Please support our sponsor Gainswave: www.Gainswave.com Sign up for our Grateful For Adversity Challenge: www.LowCarbHustlePodcast.com  

Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords: * Danny is @dannyBstyle on Twitter and plugs vaping. * Alex is @adlleong on Twitter and plugs the Ian Knot shoelace tying method. https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/ianknot.htm Topics: * Invisible walls in games * BluBlockers * Bees take their lives into their hands every time they get thirsty * Nick Asks "♪ God only knows what I’d pee without poo ♪" * My wife is afraid of dogs that wear people clothes * Every response to "thank you" is rude * The multivarious ways being a child genius can screw you Microtopics: * The good content. * Some kind of invisible wall. * What we already know about Blaseball. * A fantastic way to keep the player inbounds. * Manically trying to explore this island while on the run from the military. * Cops being the yetis of life. * Blizzard blowing up your best party spot by shipping the final Ironforge Airfield. * Whether Microsoft will ruin Bethesda games by making them fix all those fun bugs before launching. * Fixing all the bugs in your game by applying The Cloud to it. * Playing the Turok remaster and they ruined it by removing all the fog. * Going to Canadian Tire because you live in Canada now. * The most technologically advanced sunglasses you can buy. * A Geordi Laforge type of deal. * Dipping your whole head in the black film you use to watch solar eclipses so you can get a good night's sleep. * How to get back from Canada. * Canada being so polite they even let the smoke in. * Still not being able to do a Canadian accent after two years. * Moving to Vancouver expecting a frozen wasteland. * Thrill-seeking bees refusing to wear their masks. * Being stung by one of those wasps that look like bees and being scared of bees for decades. * Whether insects have the capacity for complex emotions such as vengeance. * Why Danny isn't doing better if unbridled anger is such an evolutionary advantage. * Replacing creative workers with AI that you can pay in exposure. * Whether "brown area" is a less racist term than "gray area." * Seeing the most enormous dog butthole and screaming inside your heart. * Trimming back the hair around your dog's butthole to make it look bigger. * A poster with a dog butthole in it saying "Have you seen this butthole? Now you have." * Doing AI upscaling on the picture of the dog butthole that looks like Jesus so we can see the true face of God. * Assholes being okay until the poop comes out. * A human proportioned body with a dog head. * A therapy session by proxy. * Why dog clothes only cover the butt in Canada. * Dogs wearing ties on PBS. * Saying "my uncanny valley is just really wide" to your partner every night before bed instead of "I love you." * Moving to Canada expecting everyone to be polite but they're just rude with an "eh" after it. * A full-throated "hey." * The most terrifying thing about being in Canada. * Whether anyone has checked on the Canadian bacon. * Writing to Tim Horton and demanding that in Canada Canadian bacon just be called "here bacon." * A new credit card payment device where you need to punch in your zip code with your nose. * Enacting publicly-funded health care so that everyone can afford to grow a moustache and use StachePay. * Leveraging your raw intelligence to do your school assignments, rather than learning the material, and eventually hitting a brick wall because you've never actually learned anything. * Getting along better with your teachers than with other kids, because you want to talk about what Gorbachev is up to. * Getting through school and several jobs without ever learning how to work. * Thriving when given instructions to follow. * The shame of discovering that just because the school system worked for you, that doesn't mean it'll work for everyone. * Walking around wearing a t-shirt saying "ask me about the pledge of allegiance" and leaving a trail of horrified Canadians in your wake. * Taking your four year old to protests because now they have tear gas made out of Pedialyte. * Being $300 deep into the Dark Souls series but still not liking any of them. * Replaying old video games because playing new ones is too stressful. * Revisiting old media you've liked not because of the story but because it puts you in a place or mood. * Deciding to play a game because of its aesthetics and then having to find out what the game is like moment to moment and whether you want to do that with your life. * How Animal Crossing New Horizons probably saved the human species. * Only having so many button presses before your joints start to hurt. * Whether in Japan, every time you enter or leave a room, you have to politely listen to someone recite a prepared speech at you for 30 seconds, like in Animal Crossing.

Danny Trejo (@officialDannyT) is an instantly-recognizable actor, producer, and restauranteur with a resume that includes crime, hard time, and battling his own addictions while helping troubled youth overcome theirs. His latest project is the documentary Inmate #1: The Rise of Danny Trejo. What We Discuss with Danny Trejo: What it was once like for Danny to ponder if he was doing robberies to support his drug habit, or doing drugs to support his robbery habit. How Danny got his act together after spending 10 years in and out of every prison in California. How Danny walked onto a Hollywood movie set as a drug counselor and left as a bona fide actor. Why Danny doesn't do his own stunts. How Danny has maintained sobriety for over 50 years -- and continues to help others maintain theirs. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/398 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Creating air-tight budgets, which factor in all expenses, no matter how small, is no easy feat. It requires patience, commitment, and an eye to detail. Danny Randazzo, our guest today, certainly possesses these skills. As an asset management and budgeting whizz, he knows how to get the maximum NOI on properties. In this episode, Danny walks us through the current budget he is doing, and how his company creates multiple budgets to come up with a solid end number. He also talks about why they choose to do cost per door as well as the importance of being market-specific. Geographic location can shift several budget factors, so it is important to be cognizant of this. Along with this, Danny sheds light on the importance of having strict criteria that you stick to when looking for properties. We learned a great deal in today’s show, and we know you will too. Be sure to tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Learn more about Danny’s background and what he is currently involved in.Find out about Danny’s budgeting process on a new property he is underwriting.The differentiating line items to look for when creating a budget.Gary unpacks how location plays a role in budget differentiation.Why Danny believes focusing on one market and knowing it well will lead to greater success.How having strict criteria can help you stay conservative.Danny’s asset management superpower and his top tip for success.Tweetables:“When we budget, we look at what the previous owner’s performance was. And we understand how they operated it because likely, them being a pretty decent owner-operator, their numbers shouldn’t be too far off.” — Danny Randazzo [0:02:48]“You need to have a strict set of criteria and stick to it. If a deal doesn’t work because your criteria is conservative then it is not the deal for you.” — Danny Randazzo [0:10:18]“Every single dollar counts when you are looking at asset management.” — Danny Randazzo [0:13:48]Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Danny Randazzo Danny Randazzo on LinkedIn Danny Randazzo on Instagram Danny Randazzo on Facebook PassiveInvesting.com Sam WaltonCoStarPassive Income through Multifamily Real Estate Group on FacebookGary Lipsky on TwitterKyle Mitchell on FacebookGarzella Group

Danny Lacey is Founder and CEO of Stada Media, a fast-growing content marketing company servicing clients across the UK since 2014. A full-service marketing company working with brands of all sizes.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Danny rattles off the list of services his production company provides. (This takes some time because his production company offers a crapload of them! If you're wondering what a good add-on service or upsell for your video production could be... listen carefully at 3:20)Why Danny's such a late bloomer in the video production business. - 5:00Den and Danny (that rolls off the tongue nicely, doesn't it?) slide their jibs about the stigma that surrounds corporate videos.The curious reason why Danny looks forward to shooting inherently "boring" corporate videos. Having to shoot a bunch of talking heads in front of a magnolia wall is like catnip for Danny.  - 8:50Why most snobbish video makers are leaving a big bundle of money on the table. - 8:20Danny's “secret sauce” for making videos so engaging that even folks who don't want to watch it can't look away! - 9:00The surprising Christmas Eve phone call that dramatically changed Danny's business. (This unexpected phone call was a huge shot in the arm for Danny's business and took him from being a one-man-band working from his bedroom to becoming a serious business owner who works in a "real" office with his 9 employees. - 14:00)Ever wonder if you're cut out to be an entrepreneur? Then do this test: ask yourself if you possess the two characteristics mentioned at 16:00. If you do have these two characteristics... congratulations... you've probably got the stuff!A laughably simple recruitment "tool" that helps you know when to hire and who to hire. - 22:10The case for journaling. If you're a business owner who would rather gargle battery acid than write... you may change your tune after you hear this... - 25:50The REAL rich dad revealed! Den talks about the man who the popular Rich Dad Poor Dad book was based on, and why you should care. 26:30A secret way of using an ordinary chair to increase your IQ and decision making. - 27:10Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

In today's episode, Stuart talks to Danny Lennon from Sigma Nutrition about the considerations you should have if you're thinking about starting a podcast, what he thinks has helped his podcast grow to the level it has, Danny's three-part framework for describing what is health and what he thinks about to ensure he's living a meaningful life. It gets deep at points but I wouldn't have it any other way as this was one of the most enjoyable interviews I've done in a long time! Danny is the founder of Sigma Nutrition and head of content creation for the company. Known for hosting the top-ranked podcast Sigma Nutrition Radio, Danny is also a respected educator in the field. He has spoken at conferences and events all over Europe (including London, Dublin, Amsterdam and Vienna), as well as the United States and Australia. Danny has a master’s degree (MSc.) in Nutritional Sciences from University College Cork, during which time Danny took classes in biochemistry, clinical nutrition, micronutrient interactions and physiology. Previous to this Danny also completed a BSc. Degree in Biology and Physics Education and spent a year teaching these subjects.       Timestamps:     [03.13] - Why Danny decided to start his own podcast, Sigma Nutrition Radio [09.26] - The trap that trainers fall into when getting into creative pursuits like writing, podcasting and video [11.16] - Danny's message to someone who is thinking of doing a podcast [15.13] - Why it's so easy to get sucked into looking at the wrong metrics when putting content out into the world [22.30] - What Danny has done to grow professionally and personally [34.12] - A discussion around Danny's What is Health framework [39.24] - Why he used contentedness over happiness as one of his key parts of his framework [45.56] - The importance of relationships and connection       Find Out More About Danny: Website Instagram         Find Out More About LTB: Website Instagram Facebook

  Danny Iny is the founder and CEO of Mirasee and best-selling author of nine published books, including Leveraged Learning, Teach and Grow Rich, The Audience Revolution, and Engagement from Scratch!. He is the host of the Business Reimagined Podcast and is also the creator of the acclaimed Course Builder’s Laboratory training program, which provides all the instruction, coaching, and support that entrepreneurs need to build and launch a profitable online course.   I’ve had Danny on the podcast before where he shared how to grow a 7-figure business. If you want to hear his backstory, go ahead and give episode 44 a listen.   In today’s broadcast, Danny Iny walks us through the ins and outs of e-learning (what it is, how it works, how the e-learning industry is growing and changing, and how to take advantage of it by creating and selling courses online).   In this broadcast, Danny and I talk about:   The low-down on eCourses from 2015 to 2020 Danny’s top 2 tips so you can start making a meaningful amount of passive income How to figure out what you can spend to acquire a customer Understanding the difference between “edutainment” and “education” Why Danny believes you need to start with the transformation your eCourse provides before anything else How to offer community and support as an add-on to your eCourse Danny’s strategy behind choosing your ideal topic for your eCourse The 3 must know ingredients to a business that works well with online courses   How to Connect with Danny:   mirasee.com @DannyIny Teach Your Gift    Get the Latest Broadcasts of In The Trenches on Your Favorite Podcast Platform:   Subscribe to In The Trenches on iTunes   Listen to In The Trenches on Spotify   Get your weekly dose of In The Trenches on Google Play     How You Can Support In The Trenches   Did you enjoy today's broadcast of In The Trenches? Please click here to leave an honest rating and review on iTunes. Your review helps me spread the word of this podcast, which allows me to line up amazing guests and continue to produce this podcast ad-free. Thanks so much in advance for your support.      Podcast and show note production by Nives Kurjak. Click here to get 10% off your podcast production for life.  

Why would a man pursuing a career in law and politics suddenly give it all up and gamble his future on a restaurant? Just ask St. Louis native Danny Meyer, who turned that one restaurant into a hospitality empire and eventually founded Shake Shack, the beloved burger spot with over 250 locations around the world. Aside from the countless awards Danny Meyer has earned as a restaurateur, he also penned Setting the Table, which distills his philosophy on hospitality and leadership. But in his earlier years, he wouldn’t have predicted this future for himself.  After the success of his first restaurant, he wanted to prove to himself that it wasn’t a fluke. That challenge brought him face to face with a harsh reality: he was a horrible manager. If he was going to make both restaurants work, he had to sharpen his leadership skills and instill the values of enlightened hospitality into his team so they could carry on in his absence. This self-improvement mission would be the spark for Danny’s restaurant empire: Gramercy Tavern, Blue Smoke and Jazz Standard, Shake Shack, The Modern, and many more. Today, with his philosophy of enlightened hospitality and belief in the importance of building community wealth, Danny Meyer continually prods the restaurant industry to level up and create better career opportunities for its workers, while challenging himself to share his insights with new industries through his investment fund. Key Topics: Introducing Danny. [00:42] Why Danny wrote Setting The Table in secret. [01:51] Missing out on genuine interactions in a highly transactional society [03:08] Danny’s philosophy on hospitality as an organizational principle. [04:12] The turning point of Danny’s professional life. [06:53] Developing a unique leadership style by managing volunteers. [10:04] Having a growth mentality towards employees. [11:42] Early lessons from Rich Melman. [12:42] Finding and hiring for the 51%. [14:16] Why Danny was so hesitant about opening a second restaurant. [16:45] Being forced to become a better manager. [18:14] Managing difficult family dynamics. [19:41] Why you shouldn’t spend too much money on your first venture. [20:31]  Learning what it means to be responsible to your investors. [22:28] Early inspiration for Shake Shack. [25:25] Restoring Madison Square Park. [25:51] Testing Danny’s theory of enlightened hospitality with a hot dog cart. [27:17] Building community wealth. [30:06] The role Shake Shack plays in the Madison Square Park community. [30:51] The downside of the tipping system. [32:45] Taking the restaurant industry to the next level. [37:25] Managing with constant gentle pressure. [41:32] Investing in enlightened hospitality. [43:11]   Mentioned in this Episode:   Danny Meyer’s Book | Setting the Table: The Transforming Power of Hospitality in Businesshttps://www.amazon.com/Setting-Table-Transforming-Hospitality-Business/dp/0060742755   Rich Melman, Founder and Chairman of Lettuce Entertain You Enterpriseshttps://www.leye.com/about/partners/?richard-melman Bill Shore’s Book | The Cathedral Within: Transforming Your Life by Giving Something Backhttps://amazon.com/Cathedral-Within-Transforming-Giving-Something/dp/0375758291 Share Our Strength https://www.shareourstrength.org/ Enlightened Hospitality Investments https://ehi.fund/ Resy https://resy.com/ Goldbelly https://www.goldbelly.com/ Salt & Straw https://saltandstraw.com/ Dig https://www.diginn.com/ Madison Reed https://www.madison-reed.com/ Thanks for listening!Be sure to subscribe now on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, or wherever you like to listen to podcasts. Follow the Take the Long View Podcast on Instagram @takethelongviewpodcast and Facebook, and follow host Matt Hall on Instagram @matthallstl, Twitter @matthallhig, or on LinkedIn Connect with the Hill Investment Group on Instagram @hill_investment_group, Facebook@hillinvestmentgroup, Twitter @takethelongview, and on LinkedIn

Danny Matta is a former Army where he worked as a physical therapist for seven years. He then decided to take his talents to private practice and decided to open a cash-based physical therapy practice in the corner of a CrossFit gym called Athletes’ Potential. Danny is the host of the PT Entrepreneur Podcast. Prior to physical therapy, Danny has been an entrepreneur since he was age 10 when he sold a couple of cut outs from a Hustler magazine he found in the woods. We talked about some of these topics: Danny's transition from the military to private practice Why Danny thought he's not a fit in the army How sleeping at 8'oclock helped Danny with his health and well being Starting his business inside a CrossFit gym Building relationships outside the business Contact Connect with Danny Matta by going to his website http://drdannymatta.com and https://www.athletespotential.comFollow him on Instagram @dannymattaPT Listen to My New Normal Podcast here: YouTubeiTunesGoogle PodcastSpotify To check out Dr. T's Functional Training for the Adaptive Athlete Online Course (eligible for 0.5 CEU's for NSCA under Category D), visit: https://www.drtheresalarson.com/adaptive-trainers-course/  

Dr. James Bagley is a is an Assistant Professor of Kinesiology and Director of the Muscle Physiology Lab at San Francisco State University.  With involvement in over 50 scientific articles, abstracts, and studies, Dr. Bagley is the go-to resource in the field of exercise science.  Danny got to pick Dr. Bagley’s brain regarding the science behind muscle.  They dive into the research behind muscle atrophy, hypertrophy, and flexibility.  Dr. Bagley also drops a ton of knowledge on cutting edge micro biome research, why you may not be performing as well in the gym as you should be, why “old man strength” is a real thing, and how to prevent “sleepy butt syndrome.”  This is an information packed episode! Before their conversation, Danny dives into one of his favorite scenes in the movie “The Departed”, how to talk to your children if they aren’t having fun during their sports practice, and the story of his daughter’s orthodontist appointment.  He also goes into the things he’s been doing to help get back into shape and rehab his plantar fasciitis.  You also won’t want to miss Danny’s go-to April Fool’s Day joke he plays on his kids every year.   Here is where you can find each segment in case you want to skip around.  Enjoy! 2:51 - Why Danny thought Dr. Bagley’s name sounded so familiar 6:45 - How to handle your child not having fun at practice 13:20 - Why kids have it easy at the dentist these days 14:59 - Listener Question:  How to build a solid fitness baseline? 27:37 - Conversation with Dr. Jimmy Bagley 1:25:00 - Closing If you like fresh coffee, use “ironcrew” at check out for 10% off Rubel Roasting Coffee.  Go to rubelroasting.com/coffee to order now! If exercise and mobility are important to you, use “ironcrew” at check out for 10% off a Kingsfield Fitness Vibrating Foam Roller.  Go to kingsfieldfitness.com to order now! Remember to subscribe to this podcast, leave a rating, and a review!  Also check out my other platforms! Website - ironcrewathletics.com YouTube - Iron Crew Athletics Instagram - @ironcrewathletics Facebook - Iron Crew Athletics Twitter - @ironcrewathlete LinkedIn - Danny Burde Email - ironcrewpodcast@gmail.com

Danny Interview00:00 Movie References01:00 Being more than a puncher03:45 Being a complex writer and having to hold back05:30 Watch is Danny's drive to keep performing/writing at a high level9:30 Having your own personality in battle rap10:45 His battle with Steams12:30 Champion Of The Year15:15 Why he didn't battle Franchise at Banned Legacy16:15 Why he will be the COTY in 201919:00 Comparing Danny's work ethic to DNAs19:45 Who's the most consistent battlers?20:30 Danny's Quantum Physics time travel bars against QP23:15 URL battles counting more than smaller league battles for COTY26:00 Danny's second round vs Rum Nitty32:00 Danny's upcoming battles with Illmac and Dizaster39:00 Why Verb beat Mook40:15 Danny, why aren't you as popular as other battlers?43:15 Danny's got a lot of bars about gas stations!53:30 Bar he's going to use against Franchise54:15 Why Danny doesn't believe the narritive that he doesn't do well on URL56:15 "Lima bean in a time machine. I'll make you a vegetable in the future."60:45 How Danny came up with his slogan63:00 "Do you believe in a parallell universe" line in a movie in the theaters right now65:00 New Danny Myers podcast For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Danny Interview00:00 Movie References01:00 Being more than a puncher03:45 Being a complex writer and having to hold back05:30 Watch is Danny's drive to keep performing/writing at a high level9:30 Having your own personality in battle rap10:45 His battle with Steams12:30 Champion Of The Year15:15 Why he didn't battle Franchise at Banned Legacy16:15 Why he will be the COTY in 201919:00 Comparing Danny's work ethic to DNAs19:45 Who's the most consistent battlers?20:30 Danny's Quantum Physics time travel bars against QP23:15 URL battles counting more than smaller league battles for COTY26:00 Danny's second round vs Rum Nitty32:00 Danny's upcoming battles with Illmac and Dizaster39:00 Why Verb beat Mook40:15 Danny, why aren't you as popular as other battlers?43:15 Danny's got a lot of bars about gas stations!53:30 Bar he's going to use against Franchise54:15 Why Danny doesn't believe the narritive that he doesn't do well on URL56:15 "Lima bean in a time machine. I'll make you a vegetable in the future."60:45 How Danny came up with his slogan63:00 "Do you believe in a parallell universe" line in a movie in the theaters right now65:00 New Danny Myers podcast For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are joined by veteran beer and whiskey writer Lew Bryson. We share stories, laughs and hot takes on covering booze. Items of discussion include: - Why Danny loves Lew. - Our admiration of tech writer John C. Dvorak. - Lew's approach to writing about beer and whiskey. - Dealing with Pennsylvania liquor laws. - Comparing to the late 2010's craft beer boom to the 90's. - Well made alcohol is well made alcohol. - Gut reactions to new styles. - Decline in beer sales? - Cannabis beverages. - The death of beer writing. And much more! Would you like to have your brewery or beer related business advertised on this very show? Of course you do. Please drop us a note by clicking this --> link 

Ever wonder how elite athlete Danny Way could do the miraculous things he does with a skateboard, like jump across the Great Wall of China?Despite his artistry, imagination and fierce drive and tenacity, all of those amazing things Danny does may never have happened given the injuries he suffered. How did he overcome them? What did he learn from them?Check out this episode of Living 4D with Paul Chek...Show NotesDanny’s physical problem no one could solve but Paul. (3:58)Why Danny stayed with skateboarding over other sports. (6:30)Jumping the Great Wall of China on a skateboard. (9:30)Jumping out of a helicopter 35 feet in the air on a skateboard… (13:50)Danny couldn’t walk away from a “what if.” (19:08)The medicinal effect of skateboarding for kids. (26:08)Tony Hawk, an empowering, challenging mentor. (30:00)Paul’s first movie role in Waiting For Lightning. (32:55)Facing fear in a boxing ring and life. (37:30)24 surgeries. (39:56)Learning to be comfortable with uncertainty. (42:20)Falling is part of everything. (46:55)A rebirth from injury. (52:45)Danny learned to be a cat again. (59:24)Danny was one of the first professional skateboarders to use conditioning as a part of his training. (1:02:47)Skateboarding becomes an Olympic sport in 2020. (1:07:30)Witnessing the organic difference with cooked chicken. (1:11:32)ResourcesWaiting For LightningJumping the Great Wall of China video (thanks ESPN!)

Danny Schuman is a writer, marketer, entrepreneur, and president of the marketing consultancy, Twist, which specializes in brand marketing as well as product and service innovation. Before starting Twist, Danny wrote and directed marketing campaigns that helped build iconic brands like Quaker Oatmeal, Coors Light, and Gatorade. His bestselling book “The Worst Business Model in the World: A New Kind of Guide for a New Kind of Entrepreneur” is available on Amazon. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How the big economic downturn of 2008 launched a new adventure for Danny. How crumbs from agencies Danny worked with in his corporate career become the dough for his business when he created Twist. Why Danny believes the economic downtime was actually the perfect time to go out on his own when conventional wisdom suggests otherwise. Hint! The numbers support him. Why Danny continues to operate on a “startup” model even though Twist has been in business for 10 years now. How Danny came up with the title of his book. Why he almost changed it. And why he ultimately decided to keep it. Danny’s belief that each new project is an opportunity to solve a different problem and why that appeals to him. Danny’s belief that it’s more important to shift the focus to making friends rather than making money and how by developing those relationships with friends, you’re essentially creating a network that will help you make even more money in the end. Why Danny doesn’t prepare for meetings. And, why he thinks you shouldn’t prepare for them either. Hint! It’s more about listening than talking. What Danny believes is the most critical skill business owners need to master for success in today’s highly competitive marketplace. The most influential lesson Danny has learned from a mentor and how that lesson has shaped the way he operates his business. Not to mention his bottom line. Who Susie is and how creative types of business owners need a Susie in their lives and how more business oriented business owners need someone more creative to help with their businesses. It all goes back to that important lesson Danny learned from his mentor. Ways to contact Danny: Website: www.TwistYourThinking.com

(#260) Danny Sawaya joins the show this week. Danny is the Founder and owner of Tucson Strength and Tucson Barbell Club in Tucson, Arizona. He is a Strong First Team Leader, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and FMS level 2 certified specialist. His athletic background spans from being a competitive powerlifter to competing in marathons and even an Ironman event. Danny’s insane story of quitting his job to start to gym - with a family, no money, and no clients. Now Danny is getting ready to open up a 12,500 square foot training facility. Danny shares his epic journey from quitting his trainer job to where he is today in a fantastic interview session where he holds nothing back. Here's what you'll hear about this week: Danny shares a little about his background and how he got his start Why he decided to open a gym and what he wanted to do different The best advice he tells gym owners when getting started What he says he would have done differently How he went from a 1,000 sq. ft. facility to over 12,000 How he differentiates from Big Box Gyms and CrossFit Danny’s keys to successful gym ownership He shares the specifics of what he does different from others Do people buy into the concept of strength? The biggest mistake gym owners make Why Danny says his program is not for everyone What he says is the most important part of his gym experience What’s in his “code of conduct” The “dark side” of gym ownership How he handles the “stressors” of being a gym owner Who he looks to for learning and mentorship The one thing he says that makes him successful How he gets better and becomes his best self How the tools of Life Coaching helped him overcome challenges Would Danny recommend opening a gym? What has to happen before answering that question Current trends with local gyms What are the KEY steps to open a gym (step-by-step) Advice grow and scale your business (as a gym owner) Books he recommends Great closing advice for every listener [click_to_tweet tweet="I’m always looking for a better version of myself and a better version of this gym. - Danny Sawaya" quote="I’m always looking for a better version of myself and a better version of this gym. - Danny Sawaya" theme="style5"] [jbox color="green" radius ="2"]This week's podcast is brought to you by one of my favorite online learning resources to build a "world-class" education. Go To AudibleTrial.com/strengthpodcast to learn more and get a FREE audiobook.[/jbox] Get value from this podcast? Please take a minute to review the show. It’s fast and easy to do. To see how to post a review in Apple Podcasts, go to RdellaTraining.com/review SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW THE SHOW IN APPLE PODCASTS SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW THE SHOW IN STITCHER LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE IN GOOGLE PLAY LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE IN OVERCAST The Rdella Training® Podcast is published each week with valuable training information and amazing interviews with many “world-class” coaches, experts, and authors in the fitness industry. The Rdella Training Podcast is committed to "bridging the gaps" in strength, performance, and injury prevention. Created for the serious fitness enthusiasts and dedicated lifters around the world. SHOW NOTES: TucsonStrength.com The Power of Broke Start With Why Blue Ocean Strategy [jbox color="red" radius ="2"]Follow @RdellaTraining on Instagram for high-value training tips, tutorials and education.[/jbox] [jbox color="yellow" radius ="2"]Community page: RdellaTraining.com/ask.[/jbox] Spread the word! Please share this on Facebook, Twitter or anywhere you’d like. [jbox color="blue" radius ="2"]Scott Iardella, MPT, CSCS is a strength coach, athlete, and former "physio" who's mission is to help men and women, regardless of age or background, forge their best, strongest self. Scott is the author of the book, The Edge of Strength.[/jbox]

Whether you are looking to become a multifamily syndicator or money raiser, it is difficult to get your foot in the door if you’ve never been involved in a deal. So, how do you build a resume without any experience or capital to speak of? The answer lies in partnerships with someone who’s done it before! Danny Woodford is a Managing Partner at Mission Bay Investments, a multifamily investment firm with properties in the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast and Texas markets. Mission Bay is focused on value-add opportunities of 100-plus units, and the firm has closed on five deals of nearly 1K units to date. Prior to real estate, Danny served in the military, working to develop the space capabilities of the United States. He holds a master’s in real estate development from George Mason University. Today, Danny joins me to explain what inspired him to retire from the military and pursue real estate. He walks us through his initial single family business model and the AHA moment that motivated his transition to multifamily. Danny offers the details of his first two multifamily deals in Richmond, Virginia, sharing the reasons why he continues to source deals despite the challenging market. Listen in for Danny’s insight around bringing a deal to a potential partner and learn how to build your multifamily resume by teaming up with someone who’s been there! Key Takeaways What inspired Danny’s shift from the military to real estate No control over time Long commute, missed family events How Danny found the time to get educated in real estate Designed plan with wife to replace income Research during commute, nights and weekends Danny’s initial business model Build portfolio of single family rentals Fix and flips to finance renovations Why Danny made the transition to multifamily Conversation with colleague at single family seminar Multifamily offers more in terms of efficiency, scale Financing more attractive (nonrecourse lending) Danny’s first multifamily deal 40-unit apartment building in Richmond Found through broker relationship Purchased for $1.1M (one investor) Completed exterior, electrical work Sold for $1.5M in 1031 exchange Danny’s second multifamily deal 98-unit purchased for $5.8M Syndication raise of $10M Rents $100 below market Why Danny is finding deals despite a challenging market Resume of five multifamily deals (two under contract) Relationships with brokers, investors and lenders The value of partnering as a money raiser Brought into management team Compensation for efforts, builds resume Danny’s advice for aspiring multifamily investors Bring capital or deal to table Partner with experienced investor Go straight to multifamily How to bring a deal to a potential partner Do homework on project (analysis, underwriting) Establish relationship with seller/broker What Danny is looking for in money-raising partners Education and drive Experience raising money Connect with Danny Mission Bay Investments Call (661) 816-0335 Email daniel@missionbayinvestments.com Resources LoopNet Michael’s Products The Ultimate Guide to Apartment Building Investing Michael’s Syndicated Deal Analyzer Michael’s Deal Maker Mastermind Financial Freedom Summit Deal Desk Deal Maker LIVE Michael’s Coaching Program Partner with Michael Invest with Michael Free eBook: The Secret to Raising Money to Buy Your First Apartment Building Review the Podcast on iTunes

  I love hearing success stories – especially from individuals who found theirs from the ground up. My guest today, Danny Morel, is one of these stories. Considered the “man of the house” at an early age after a cross-country move from New York to California, he shouldered a lot in order to protect and provide for his family. From driving at age 13 to starting his first business at age 18, he knew he was wired for more in life. Since that time, Danny has run successful businesses, only to lose everything when the market crashed, and once again fought his way back to become the owner of several businesses that earn more than $40 million in revenue. Crediting much of his success to his thought process, he unknowingly (and luckily for us) lays out a step-by-step plan to help others get what they want, too. You definitely don’t want to miss this inspiring and motivational conversation. Oh and if you’re in the L.A. area July 11-13, be sure to get to tickets to his Relentless event. There will be some incredible speakers and I’m so bummed I can’t make it. Check out how you can get a free $199 general admission ticket in the Resources section!   --      Question Highlights: What’s your favorite quote? What’s one of your superpowers? What’s one thing you’re afraid of? What’s one of the most memorable speeches or messages you’ve ever given What’s one of your favorite accomplishments? What did your upbringing look like? What is one of the greatest lessons/personality traits you took away from your situation from age 13-18? How did you think you’d be able to buy your mom a house by 21? What does it feel like to own businesses that earn $40 million in revenue? What’s your advice for those people who aren’t making it happen? How did you get such big names to speak at your Relentless event? Talk us through what “Morel means something” means when you say it to your kids.   In This Episode We Talk about: How Danny’s family struggled with their finances early on Danny’s early driving experience at age 13 Danny’s first business at age 18 How Danny learned to get comfortable with pressure Reverse engineering your plan to get what you want Danny’s four-step plan to achieve your goals The difference between just action and “massive and inspired action” Hitting rock bottom when the market crashed and how he came back Why Danny believes in books, events and all learning Danny’s desire to do things with excellence and in the biggest way possible Why real wealth and success come from a healthy mind and spirit And so much more… --   Danny’s Thoughts…   “I was always wired to want more in life and likely so because I didn’t have it.”   “Pressure is privilege.”   “Biblical abundance doesn’t mean you get a lot. It means more flows through you.”   “Wealth and success is the byproduct of a wealthy and successful heart and soul.”   --   Danny Morel is an author, broker, business owner and leader in the Real Estate industry who resides in Southern California.   With over 20 years’ experience in the real estate business as a coach, mentor and broker, he embarked on a career as a salesperson at 19. By 27 years old, Danny had earned 1.5 million in commissions during the course of one calendar year. Even more impressive was his ABSOLUTE commitment to creating a leveraged business. Danny successfully closed 150 transactions that year while only averaging 4.5 days a week of work, while others struggled to close 30 transactions while working 7 days a week.   His passion for others led him to teach the EXACT principles he followed as a sales person to others through his brokerage that started at zero and within 5 years of opening achieved 800 million dollars in sales annually. In 2017, his brokerage closed nearly 1 billion dollars in sales volume in only its 6th full year in business. His companies have been featured on the Inc 500 and Inc5 000 lists as one of the fastest growing companies in America between 2015 and 2017.   People that work with Danny experience transformations that are typically unheard of. 30, 50 even 400% increase in production within 12 months are common play.   In 2017 he authored his first book, The Resilience Road Map to provide his step-by-step philosophy of success to entrepreneurs worldwide and launched M.PIRE University, an online coaching university for entrepreneurs now hosting hundreds of clients.   When not working on improving the lives of others, Danny enjoys time with his beautiful wife, Claudia and their three boys.   -- Resources   Instagram: @dannymorel   RelentlessEvent.com July 11, 12, 13, 2018  |  Los Angeles, CA **Get a BONUS General Admission Ticket!** When you buy a ticket and following me at ChrisWHarder on IG, I’ll pay for an additional General Admission ticket (value $199) for the first 10 people who message me with a receipt (I’m offering 5 and Danny is matching an additional 5!) --  For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.  

Dr. Danny Matta (@dannymattapt) is a coach, physical therapist, educator and founder of Athletes' Potential. He is considered a world re-nowned leader in the fields of rehab, sports medicine, tactical athlete consulting and human performance optimization. Danny is able to use his experience as a physical therapist and a strength coach to improve all aspects of performance. He is also one of only 8 instructors in the world for the MobilityWod (@mobilitywod) group, founded by Dr. Kelly Starrett as well as the host of the PT Entrepreneur Podcast and former co-host of The Doc & Jock Podcast.In this episode we discuss:Why Danny and Joe retired their podcastTransitioning from clinical practice to business managementStarting a side hustle Work/Life balanceLeveraging your skill set, network, and reputation for negotiating power.and more...Helpful Links:Dr. Danny Matta - The P.T. Entrepreneur Podcast @dannymattaptdrdannymatta.comAthletes' Potential @athletespotentialathletespotential.com@icephysio Fitness Athlete: Live Weekend Seminar. March 10-11, 2018 @carolinacrossfit Columbia, SC with @dr.mitch.dpt & @ryansmith.dptptonice.com/courses/fitness-athlete-live-weekend-seminar-columbia-scWhere to find us:betterfasterpodcast.com (@betterfasterpodcast)carolinaperformancetraining.com (@cpt_strength)vertexpt.com (@vertexpt)Josh Jeffery (@joshjeffery5)Brandon Vaughn (@bvthept)Support the show (http://paypal.me/betterfasterpod)

We talk to Danny Davis about the upcoming Peace Park 6; why Peace Park should become a new discipline; "technical" tricks vs. "stylish" tricks; the Olympics; and the need for a unified snowboarding tour; and Danny's growing passion for splitboarding.TOPICS & TIMES:Danny’s health & contest culture (3:31)Why Danny was splitboarding so much last season (6:28)The beauty of going from the backcountry to the halfpipe and back (14:23)The advantages of being an older, more experienced rider in halfpipe contests (24:50)“Technical” tricks vs. “Stylish” tricks (35:47)What is Peace Park, and what makes it so unique (and awesome)? (46:05)On Peace Park becoming its own new discipline (54:00)On the Olympics & the need for a unified snowboarding tour (1:00:40)On the east-coast qualifying event for Peace Park 6 (1:09:40)Danny’s upcoming contest schedule (1:14:20) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wanna build a booming business in the health and fitness space? Wanna create an amazing culture and a buzz around your brand? Then today’s #RenegadeRadioPodcast with the founders of Caffeine and Kilos is just for you. Caffeine and Kilos (C&K) is a lifestyle brand that has experienced incredible growth in just a few short years.  Their amazing coffees and bars help fuel athletes all over the world, while their awesome apparel keeps them looking great. I sat down with the creators and owners of C&K, Danny Lehr and Dean Saddoris, to discuss their inspiration for starting the company, why their products are so popular, tips for people just starting out in the fitness business and so much more. Topics Discussed Include: How Caffeine and Kilos started Great tasting coffee or “gasoline”? Does more flavor mean less caffeine? How they grew so quickly and how they started with the fashion side. What was the vision for Caffeine and Kilos from the start? Why protein bars aren’t a great pre-workout meal and the better option. How Danny opened his gym and how the guys got their start in fitness. The difference between training for competition and training to look and feel good. How surf, skate and hip hop culture influenced their brand. Tips and advice on building a brand. The “Golden Rule” in building a business: “Just f*ing be nice to people.” What are the two key ingredients in a successful business? When the friendship between Danny and Dean ended (almost). The most important thing between business partners. Tips for new fitness professionals starting their own business. Why you must have belief and passion to succeed. Community and Connection are essential to success in business. How to cultivate community without a brick and mortar business. Why liking other brands and competition are good things. Why Danny yells at random people walking down the street. What’s next for C&K? Who are C&K’s favorite rappers of all time? Connect with Caffeine and Kilos: Website Instagram Twitter Snapchat  @caffeinekilos Listen to Renegade Radio: To listen, you can either hit the flash audio player below or browse the links to find your preferred format … Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to listen on SoundCloud Click here to subscribe via Stitcher Right click here and choose “Save As”to download this episode This episode is brought to you by Caffeine and Kilos. We all know that coffee is probably the greatest thing ever. There are countless studies proving the benefits of coffee. Dr. Sanjiv Chopra said that drinking coffee is one of the five essential habits for long-term good health. Caffeine and Kilos is a brand that embodies an active lifestyle. They have great looking apparel you can wear in the gym or out of the gym. It's smooth, fresh coffee blended and roasted for high caffeine content, so you can get all kinds of cranked up. They also have all natural,  whole food caffeinated bars with macros designed for performance. Get their delicious coffee and more at www.caffeineandkilos.com and use the code, "Renegade" and get free shipping on your first order. This episode is also brought to you by Athletic Greens. With 75 ingredients working together to help with eleven different areas of health. You never know what’s going to come up in your day; however, with just one scoop of Athletic Greens when you wake up or add it to your morning smoothie, you know you have all of your bases covered. It’s easy, and it tastes great. Go to http://www.AthleticGreens.com/Jay to receive a special offer as a listener of the podcast. If you have questions, use the hashtag #RenegadeRadioPodcast and shoot them my way on Twitter or Instagram or email podcast@JasonFerruggia.com Thank you for tuning in and subscribing. I appreciate every one of you that takes the time to listen.

You’d better buckle up for this episode of The Amazing Seller! It’s over one hour and 15 minutes long… and for great reason! Scott’s hosting a “round table” episode with 3 three other Amazing Sellers - Chris Schaeffer, Rich Kibble, and Danny Brewer. They’re talking about how to launch products, changes to Amazon’s algorithms, marketing strategies, setting up your own ecommerce site, and tons of other great stuff. You’ll want to take notes and listen to this one more than once because there’s just TOO MUCH information to digest at one time.   Do you have the right mindset to be a successful Amazon seller?   What kind of mindset is that? It’s one that believes in the Amazon model and that anyone can be successful if they follow the steps Scott outlines. It’s a mindset that won’t give up even when disappointments or setbacks come. It’s a mindset that doesn’t try shortcuts, but patiently does what needs to be done each step of the way. It’s a mindset that surrounds itself with other people who are doing the same things, to receive encouragement and be an encouragement. It’s a mindset that takes action, over and over again. Find out more about how to be an Amazing Amazon Seller on this episode.   The fundamentals of building an Amazon Private Label business stay the same…   but you have to learn to be flexible as some of the particulars change. Over the last few years Scott’s formula for product research and product launch has proven to still work. His strategies for using reviews and PPC still get results. But since the Amazon market is getting more crowded, you’ll need work harder at those things and also add more effort to differentiating your product from others. You’ve got to stay flexible and be creative to make it work, but it still works.   What about the stuff going around that Amazon is cracking down on review groups?   It is concerning to think that potentially hundreds of reviews for your products could vanish because Amazon deems them to have been “paid for” through a review group. But is it really something to be THAT concerned about? In this episode of The Amazing Seller Danny Brewer says that so far it’s all seemed like smoke without a lot of fire. He still uses review groups to do what he calls his “aggressive product launches.” But other people say that they’ve had reviews vanish without notice. What do you think? What does today’s guest panel think? Find out more by listening to this episode.   You need to differentiate your Amazon products, but how do you go about doing that?   There are many ways to make your products stand out, but one of the guests on today’s episodes has a great trick: He finds sellers that are offering products that are the same or similar to what he’s offering, and goes into their seller profile. There he can see everything they’re offering. He might decide to carry a product that is like something that competitor is doing, or he might get a great idea from browsing around the items they offer. Either way it expands his possibilities and helps him build a business not just a successful product. Hear more ways of making your company pop, on this episode of The Amazing Seller.   OUTLINE OF THIS INTERVIEW EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER   [0:05] Welcome to the big 100! Scott’s celebrating with a special episode. [1:54] Introduction of the participants: Chris Schaeffer Rich Kibble Danny Brewer [2:40] Why Scott invited these three guys - their experience and plans for the next year. [3:28] Chris - His background, his consulting work, and his work on Amazon. [5:36] Danny - How he started with Amazon and why he’s doing this kind of business. [7:44] The kind of mindset required to be a successful Amazon seller. [11:35] Rich - His Amazon story and outlook on his business. [14:01] The fundamentals of an Amazon business stay the same, but… [14:51] You can launch products simply from the free podcast episodes. [16:41] The importance of rubbing shoulders with other people who are doing the same thing you are doing. [17:35] How these 4 guys go about product selection… and what they predict regarding product selection for 2016. [19:40] Using the seller pages of successful sellers to find other products that can fit into your niche. [22:17] Additional steps to product selection. [27:00] Rick’s focus on finding ways to evolve his product niche. [28:10] What to do when you find 10 pages of people selling the product you’re considering. [29:00] How to use product reviews on existing products to set your products apart. [31:22] How to prevent hijacking of your products. [32:54] How to use the Amazon brand registry. [37:08] The importance of adapting your products and strategy as you go. [39:03] Trademarks? When should you apply for one? [41:40] How Rich took two complementary products and put them together. [42:26] The launch process once you have a product chosen. [45:54] The first push to get 5 or 10 reviews. [46:30] Using Pay Per click for your launch. [50:49] Following up your launch with PPC and customer follow up. [52:21] Danny’s “more aggressive” way of doing a product launch. [56:13] Danny’s thoughts on the new changes to Amazon regarding review groups. [58:31] When to make the move of setting up your own store or website to sell independent of Amazon. [1:00:00] Setting up a blog or website to funnel SEO traffic to your products on your site. [1:05:05] Why Danny believes Amazon is still the best channel even if you are going to build a site of your own. [1:08:22] Ecommerce comes down to 3 important things. [1:10:00] Why no real business would be single-channel dependent. Amazon can serve as the launching and testing ground for a broader business. [1:12:00] Advice for those just starting out with Private Label Amazon sales. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   www.TheAmazingSeller.com/23 - Chris Schaeffer’s previous episode   Rich’s episode - www.TheAmazingSeller.com/53   Episode that features Jungle Scout - www.TheAmazingSeller.com/56 (with Greg Mercer… and includes a video showing how its used)   The 500 dollar challenge episode - www.TheAmazingSeller.com/68   Karon Thaxton’s tips on benefits VS features - www.TheAmazingSeller.com/86   Find out about the 5 steps to launching your product in Scott’s free workshop  - http://www.TheAmazingSeller.com/workshop   Simple Keyword Inspector - http://www.keywordinspector.com/simple/index.php   Episode with Steve Chou about ecommerce sites - www.TheAmazingSeller.com/93