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Hey, all you Truth Seekers out there! Welcome to this week's episode of Truth Wanted! This week our very own ObjectivelyDan is joined by Dr. Abby Hafer!First up is Matt from MD who proposes a theist pro-choice argument and is wondering what our hosts think of it, as well as if they have any of their own.David from CA wants to talk about the material collapse theory. Why David? Why are we doing this? Neither host is equipped to talk about this, and you are most certainly not.Our final caller is Alex from NY who wants to talk about the harm that thought crimes in the Bible could pose.Thank you all so much for watching, we hope you enjoyed today's show! Until we see you next week, keep on hunting for the Truth!

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Today on BRING IT IN TrueHoop’s Jarod Hector, David Thorpe, and Henry Abbott discuss Damian Lillard and the Blazers, the Blazers’ rape investigation, and Henry’s TrueHoop article called “Shenanigans.” Also:How good is Devin Booker?What can we expect from Jrue Holiday in the Finals?Why David doesn’t believe Giannis left the bench to tinkle.And more. RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:MONDAY July 12, 2021 Henry Abbott and David Thorpe break down Giannis’ insane Finals so far.THURSDAY July 8, 2021 Henry Abbott and David Thorpe talk about winning the Finals.MONDAY June 28, 2021 The Bucks’ commanding position, how to play with a banged up Trae Young, life without Kawhi, Chris Paul’s snake dribble, and more.FRIDAY June 25, 2021 Jarod Hector on how money affects players.WEDNESDAY June 23, 2021 Henry has a hunch that the 2021 NBA title may have been decided on Tuesday night.FRIDAY June 18, 2021 David Thorpe on the genius of Trae Young.MONDAY June 14, 2021 Nikola Jokic’s ejection after a hard foul on Cameron Payne in Game 4.FRIDAY June 11, 2021 David Thorpe and Jarod Hector wonder if Giannis Antetokounmpo should keep shooting 3s. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at www.truehoop.com/subscribe

Actor and comedian David Magidoff is the founder of Monkey Butler Improv, host of game shows such as Broke A$$ Gameshow on MTV and HQ Trivia, co-host of the podcast Fanaddicts, and will be appearing as a series regular in the revival of the modern TV cult classic Dexter coming out this year. He can also been seen playing Nicky Brooks on Season One of the Apple TV series The Morning Show starring Jennifer Aniston, Steve Carrell, Reese Witherspoon, and Mark Duplass, among many other stars.  What you will learn: David divulges what it is like to be in the middle of shooting the revival of such a beloved show like Dexter and what the audition process was like. [0:00-7:14] The impressive rundown of David's unique and consistent career in the entertainment industry and the path he took to get there - from competitive improv, attending USC, getting an agent, to finally booking his first gig. [7:14-12:05] David's experience performing stand-up comedy and why he personally prefers improv comedy over stand-up. How being skilled at improv can help one's acting ability, and how it helped David during his audition for Dexter. [12:05-23:22] Why David prefers to live in the moment instead of concretely planning too far in advance. How he handled working with such a star-studded cast in the Emmy-winning The Morning Show. [23:22-30:40] What it was like for David to work with the late, brilliant Lynn Shelton and how he reflects on her passing both as a fan of her partner Marc Maron, and as someone who worked with her professionally. [30:40-36:00] How David compiled his reel to audition for SNL and, despite not getting hired at SNL, how that reel led to a different job in the industry. David also discusses his new podcast, Fanaddics, which he co-hosts with Clare Kramer, shares what inspired him to approach celebrity interviews differently than podcasters, and talks about some recent episodes he enjoyed recording. [36:00-45:44] David provides all the information he's legally allowed to disclose about his character in the upcoming season of Dexter, which will be released this Fall. [45:44-50:34] Resources: David Magidoff's: IMDb, Cameo, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube Fanaddicts Podcast Monkey Butler Improv

Today we have David Buss on the podcast. David is a professor of psychology at University of Texas, Austin, and is one of the founders of the field of evolutionary psychology. His primary research focus is on strategies of human mating, particularly the dark side of human mating nature, including conflict between the sexes, jealousy, stalking, intimate partner violence, and murder. David is author of a number of books on mating, including The Evolution of Desire and most recently, Why Men Behave Badly: The Hidden Roots of Sexual Deception, Harassment, and Assault. Topics · What is "mating"? · Why David became interested in evolutionary psychology · David's response to critics of evolutionary psychology · David and Scott discuss the replication crisis · How evolutionary psychology research can combat gender violence · What gave rise to the #MeToo movement? · "The bad boy paradox" · How dark triad traits manifest in women · David's thoughts on the "pickup artist" community · David and Scott discuss the "light triad" and positive evolutionary psychology --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-psychology-podcast/support

David Katz is a TEDx speaker, humanitarian and the founder and CEO of Plastic Bank. Plastic Bank is an internationally recognized solution to the ocean plastic problem by turning plastic waste into currency for less privileged communities. David's humanitarian work has earned him international recognition, including features in Forbes, Time Magazine, Businessweek and National Geographic. He was named one of the world's most compassionate entrepreneurs by Salt magazine and was the recipient of the United Nations Lighthouse award for Planetary Health, the Earnst and Young Lifetime Achievement Award and the Paris Climate Conference Sustainia Community Award. Today, David and I discuss how his painful childhood and the loss of a child have influenced his work and allowed him to be a more compassionate human being. He explains how surrendering judgment has made room for him to be open to what the universe has to offer. David details why he believes that “being” is more powerful than “doing” and how he came to that realization. He also shares why he believes that surrendering our past traumas can lead to receiving new experiences and, in turn, creating more beauty in the world. “We are the accumulation, the summation, of every experience and every decision we've ever made.” - David Katz Today on Mastering Midlife: How David's painful past inspired him to find a way to give back Why our stories shape our authenticity and inform how we live Why surrendering our judgment allows us to experience others as they are The power of giving up and letting go of our self-judgments How Plastic Bank works and who it helps Getting over our ego-mind to become a person who creates positive change How letting go of the finite allows us to experience what the universe has to offer Why David strives to find the gift in everything, including pain The beauty of receiving everything around us and being present How to be brave enough to create action Connect with David Katz Plastic Bank Website TED Talk: David Katz: The surprising solution to ocean plastic Plastic Bank on LinkedIn Plastic Bank on Instagram Plastic Bank on Facebook Plastic Bank on Twitter Plastic Bank on YouTube David Katz on LinkedIn David Katz on Instagram David Katz on Facebook Mastering Midlife...Together! Thanks for tuning into today's episode of the Mastering Midlife Podcast: How to Thrive When the World Asks the Most of You with Mark Silverman. If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. Be sure to visit our website and connect with us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube and don't forget to share your favorite episodes on social media.

Jason Hartman talks with David Morgan, publisher of The Morgan Report and author of The Silver Manifesto and Second Chance: How to Make and Keep Big Money from the Coming Gold and Silver Shock-Wave, about what's happening in the metals market and what that says about our current economy. Key Takeaways: [1:06] What does the current state of metals tell us about stocks, real estate, and our economy? [6:07] Why aren't gold and silver making big moves right now? [9:36] Silver as just money does well against gold. As a commodity, however, not so much [13:26] Why David prefers silver to gold as a metal [17:33] It wouldn't take much of an interest rate move to crash the market [21:29] The current state of platinum and paladium Website: www.TheMorganReport.com

In the Episode of MTB, I am joined by David Nash of Laminar Projects, in this episode we discuss; How they have grown rapidly - to over 50 in 3 years and their future growth plans - which are quite impressive! How they have found growth easy simply by doing a good job! How their consultancy business funds their software development business What makes a good planner How they have successfully recruited in a tight market What the industry isn't getting right about adopting digital The danger of looking at the blingy things such as AR rather doing the simple things well. Tackling the fractured supply chain How the construction software market will develop in an increasingly competitive market David's view on what will change in the industry in 10 years The low cost to entry for tech nowadays The need to adopt and invest in digital skills - both as a company and individual The need for agility and the challenge of having employees who don't want to embrace the change. The need to transform a culture of a business to make it work - from the very top. David's view of the future of the Quantity Surveyor - the need to make better use of data to make them much more efficient. How many QSs could start by just becoming an expert on excel. How age is not the barrier to learning digital skills - it's not the preserve of the young. David's approach to life and management Why David doesn't like the word Boss and what makes a good leader. The value of stoic philosophy to life and business This a must listen! Regular consumers of my content will be aware of my view that the landscape is changing and individuals must embrace the digital changes coming - this will absolutely re-enforce this for you! David's Linkedin linkedin.com/in/davidnashuk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pegasusradio/message

David Wood is the Founder of Focus, a coaching and leadership business that helps business owners double their revenue by allowing leaders to focus on less. The coaching strategy involves removing distractions, increasing leadership impact, and keeping an eye on the long-term goal. He is the author of Get Paid For Who You Are, where he teaches readers his 5-step approach to online business success. Before starting Focus, David was a Consulting Actuary for Fortune 100 companies, notably Sony Music, Exxon, and Procter & Gamble. David joins me to discuss how our brain keeps telling us that we have all these problems and why there is truly nothing wrong, despite what we’re telling ourselves. He shares how you can alter how your mind looks at bad news and teach it to see more ‘rights’ than ‘wrongs’. He explains how his company helps business leaders have peace in their lives through tough conversations and describes how he guides his clients into having tough conversations and the steps he takes to address their personal problems. David also discusses some of the contents of his book and what readers can look forward to when they read it. "The only thing that controls my happiness is what I’m believing about it.” - David Wood Today on Mastering Midlife: The challenges the pandemic has brought to David's clients. Our self-expectations and how it can affect our perception of reality. Why David believes the brain should be blamed for generating non-existing problems. What David means by "nothing is wrong whatsoever." How you can make the mind create more rights than wrongs. What it's like to change a client's mindset towards their personal problems. How David helps transform his clients' lives through self-vulnerability. How David walks his clients through difficult conversations. Resources Mentioned: Loving What Is: Four Questions That Can Change Your Life by Byron Katie Connect with David Wood: Focus LinkedIn Book: Get Paid For Who You Are Tough Conversations with David Wood podcast Focus Gift YouTube Instagram Twitter Extraordinary Facebook Page Play For Real Facebook Page Mastering Midlife...Together! Thanks for tuning into today’s episode of the Mastering Midlife Podcast: How to Thrive When the World Asks the Most of You with Mark Silverman. If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. Be sure to visit our website and connect with us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube and don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media.

David DeRosa, author of “Bursting the Bubble: Rationality in a Seemingly Irrational Market,” a new monograph from the CFA Institute Research Foundation, discusses his conclusions on whether speculative bubbles exist in the stock market.   ▶️ Subscribe to the Take 15 Podcast YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA3HUMuK4FSp_CvQH_2Ji7g?app=desktop   

“The Steadfast Love of the Lord” 2 Samuel 22 May 16, 2021 — Reverend Chris Harper I. What this is (1; Ps 18) II. Why David wrote it (1-51) III. So what? 1. Praising God no matter the circumstances 2. Importance of faithful obedience (21-25) 3. Trusting God is at work 4. Who this is ultimately about (Rom 15:9; Lk 1:46-55)

Dave Jacobs and David Greenberg join the podcast to discuss how Homethrive is providing their customers access to their own master’s level social worker and a digital platform to help provide care for their aging loved ones at home. Prior to Homethrive, Dave and David both served at Medline. Dave Jacobs as President of the Durable Medical Equipment division and Medline’s Post-Acute business that encompassed nursing homes, home health, assisted living and managed care insurance. David Greenberg served as Executive Vice President of Strategy and Group President, defining and supporting strategic priorities, leading business development initiatives to strengthen the Medline portfolio, and M&A. In this episode, you’ll hear why Dave and David decided to leave their high paying Senior-Executive roles at well-respected companies to create Homethrive. You’ll hear how Homethrive is helping people look after their aging parents while allowing them to stay in their own homes, instead of an aged care facility.  Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Dave Jacobs and David Greenberg in this episode:  The foundation story of Homethrive: Why the co-founders left their Senior-Executive roles to create their own company. How Homethrive is helping people look after their aging parents while allowing them to stay at home instead of an Aged Care Home. Why Traditional Benefit Offerings often aren’t enough for employees burdened with care-related responsibilities for their aging parents. How Homethrive is able to provide each customer with their own unique Care Guide and the types of services they offer. The positive impact this can have on employees knowing they have an advocate to address elder care issues for loved ones. Timestamps: 0:22 – Welcoming David and Dave to the show 1:00 – Who is Dave Jacobs? 2:00 – Who is David Greenberg? 3:42 – Why David and Dave left their Senior-Executive roles to create Homethrive 8:20 – The state of traditional benefit offerings in the age of COVID-19 10:50 – How organizations can transition their benefit offerings as employees and their parent's age 12:20 – Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Is their inequity in benefits and healthcare? 14:15 – The Homethrive Product: What problems are Homethrive trying to solve? 16:40 – Homethrive’s Unique Product Offering: Your own Care Guide and access to technology 20:55 – A concierge resource for eldercare issues and unique needs 24:20 – The Employee Experience: How do the children of aging parents use Homethrive? 27:00 – The Scope of the Problem: Do companies know that their employees need to have access to aged care? 28:10 – Suffering in Silence: Why aren’t employees bringing aged care up with CHRO’s? 30:10 – How does Homethrive recruit their Care Guides? 33:50 – The outcomes of Homethrive so far: Increasing productivity, reducing stress, increasing quality time 36:30 – How COVID-19 has impacted the Homethrive service 37:10 – Targeted Segments: The fee structure for the employer segment 39:50 – How many employees are managed under Homethrive and the incentives being offered 42:08 – Why Geography isn’t an issue 43:35 – If there was one question that I didn’t ask: How much of a need aged care is in the US? 45:55 – Being a high touch service company whilst utilizing technology 48:00 – How you can find more about Homethrive Resources: Homethrive: https://homethrive.com/ (https://homethrive.com/) Dave Jacobs LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-jacobs-215b702/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-jacobs-215b702/) David Greenberg LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-c-greenberg/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-c-greenberg/) Podcast Links: Website: http://www.reconstructinghealthcare.com/ (http://www.reconstructinghealthcare.com/) Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reconstructing-healthcare-innovative-solutions-for/id1240066325...

This is the 50th year the United States has been completely off the gold standard. Since the time we went off, gold and silver have gone in drastically different directions. Jason Hartman talks with David Morgan, publisher of The Morgan Report and author of The Silver Manifesto and Second Chance: How to Make and Keep Big Money from the Coming Gold and Silver Shock-Wave, about what's happening in the metals market and what that says about our current economy. Key Takeaways: [3:37] What does the current state of metals tell us about stocks, real estate, and our economy? [8:38] Why aren't gold and silver making big moves right now? [12:08] Silver as just money does well against gold. As a commodity, however, not so much [15:58] Why David prefers silver to gold as a metal [20:04] It wouldn't take much of an interest rate move to crash the market [24:01] The current state of platinum and paladium Website: www.TheMorganReport.com

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David Hollander of Order Desk talks about launching his SaaS platform and leveraging his passion for development to grow the company to over 30,000 MRR David Hollander is the CEO and founder of Order Desk, a platform that allows merchants to save time in eCommerce order fulfillment. The business that he started as a side-project has since evolved to become an entirely bootstrapped company with more than five employees. He talks to Geordie about his journey.  What you’ll Learn The story behind the Order Desk platform How Foxy cart works What triggered David to restart his operations? How does David’s new platform differ from his old one? Did the relaunch help boost Order Desk’s performance? At what point did David quit the agency (Foxy cart), and how did he go about it? How David’s customers find him Why David thinks that word of mouth is more effective than affiliate marketing When did David get his big break with Order Desk? Importance of teamwork In this Episode: Order fulfillment is a critical part of the eCommerce industry, and Order Desk strives to make the process smooth for their customers. David says Order Desk is a SaaS platform that mainly deals with merchants. The merchants bring in their orders into the Order Desk platform from different eCommerce channels. They (Order Desk) then dispatch the orders based on the merchant’s request to their preferred fulfillment locations. David tells Geordie how the Order Desk idea was born. Listen to the podcast to figure out how David’s association with Foxy cart led him into meeting different customers with varied needs. He also discusses how he leveraged one customer’s needs to come up with an order fulfillment platform. So robust was the platform that some customers advised him to start charging for his platform. David says he was not ready to start charging for his services, but he thought it was a great idea after some time. According to David, the MVP did not cost him real money, but he spent lots of time building it. David continued working for the agency while building and advancing his SaaS platform. Listen to the podcast to figure out how he added his order fulfillment platform to other main eCommerce channels. Soon, David says, he started receiving different demands from different people, which forced him to consider going back to the drawing board. Listen to the podcast to find out how David started rebuilding his order fulfillment platform and the effort it took to achieve success.  During the rebuilding process, David’s old platform was making $1,000 every month, but customers could not wait for the new platform. Often, all you need to take action is one trigger word which is what happened to David. He says a customer approached, and encouraged him to release the advanced platform. Something then hit him, and he realized he had to release it as soon as possible. David went ahead to launch the platform even though it was not ready. He admits that the platform can be complicated for users and highlights measures he took to make it simpler. Find out the details from the podcast.  David mentions that the platform kept growing, and he added numerous integrations regularly, which increased his income tremendously. He worked long hours based on how excited he was, a feeling he admits was triggered by customer excitement and satisfaction. David says he built integrations upon request from customers. He explains how the process worked, and you can figure the details out from the podcast. At some point, Order Desk was evolving fast, and David realized that he needed to hire even though he was skeptical about it. Why did he struggle with hiring? Find out from the podcast. He also explains how he conducted the hiring process. His first hire turned out to be successful, and by the end of that year (2016), they had significant progress. David would later hire more staff from outside the USA who he says has done a great job. However, he mentions that his first developer left after a few months, which he blames on his (David’s) inability to onboard him accordingly. Did David finally get an effective developer? Find out from the podcast. Order Desk has experienced a particular trend, which David explains further in the podcast. If you are an aspiring eCommerce platform entrepreneur, you should not miss this part of the podcast. David says he prefers email support as opposed to phone support. Find out why this is so from the podcast. His big break happened back in 2019 when he and his five employees went for a retreat. He concludes the podcast by mentioning that successful people should work hard towards their goal. Resources David Hollander Twitter David Hollander LinkedIn

Join Scott and Mark with their guests David Mitchell Jr. as they chat about diving into cryptocurrency and the future of digital transactions. David is a YouTuber whose content ranges from real estate investing to now cryptocurrency. Today, he shares his thoughts on the “crypto as the people’s new currency” movement and how the recent hype of Dogecoin may cause the rise of other crypto forms. If you want to get ahead with digital stocks and currency, stay tuned and enjoy the episode!Crypto As The People’s CurrencyWith the promise of it stabilizing later down the line, there has been a movement to make crypto the people’s new currency recently, piquing the interest of many. David Mitchell Jr. even dove into what it could mean concerning the current economy and the dollar’s value. He believes that certain aspects have to take place. The issue of inflation has often hindered the possibility of crypto becoming the people’s currency. Take the dollar, for example. The dollar also struggles with inflation. It usually has to be attached to something to grow in value, such as gold and oil. Cryptocurrencies are no exception to this problem. The current economy is so linked to physical investments that people would more often than not take out loans for real estate, cars, education, and the like. But now that we live in a digital age where most transactions are done online, cryptocurrency can be the people’s new form of payment. Investors may be turned off by crypto due to inflation now. Still, once companies start incorporating crypto into their system, its value may stabilize because then it would have goods linked to it. Then again, another issue would be regulations surrounding transactions that use cryptocurrency, which is where the Federal Reserve comes in. Either way, many factors have to be considered before crypto can become the people’s currency, but its possibilities are just as endless.The Rise of New CryptocurrenciesIn the last five years, Dogecoin has caused plenty of hype surrounding cryptocurrency. Hence, David believes that we will see numerous cryptocurrencies popping up because of it, especially in 2021. Cryptocurrencies like Doge have already made millionaires in the past few weeks alone so, who is to say it will end there? David, for one, has said that if ever he were to gun for any of the current cryptos in the market, he would hold onto Doge and AMC. According to him, everything else, such as GameStop stocks and the like, is still traditional. And with how things are rapidly developing in the digital market, there is no guarantee that these forms of crypto will hold their own. Then again, David would still preach for people never to invest what they are afraid of losing. While people have often joked about putting their retirement fund into crypto, it is still beneficial to practice caution when it comes to crypto. The issue of inflation is still prevalent after all. That being said, the most significant loss would be if you put everything in, and then it does not take off, but when you do sell it, that is when it takes off. Therefore, patience and perseverance are still the keys to any successful investment, whether crypto or not.Outline of the Episode:•[01:53] Who David Mitchell Jr. is and his range as an online content creator.•[05:06] What got David into investing and the first related project he worked on as an investor.•[07:50] Sharing experiences with real estate and the most significant project David is currently working on.•[10:38] What prompted him to learn more about cryptocurrency, specifically Dogecoin, and his initial thoughts.•[13:40] “Crypto as the people’s currency” movement and what it could entail for the current economy.•[16:06] David’s answer to “Is it possible for cryptocurrency like Doge to be stabilized enough to become the people’s new currency?”•[19:25] The issue with stabilizing Doge at just 1$ and how the dollar itself is losing value.•[22:31] The solution to making crypto the people’s currency and how inflation can affect how we transact with businesses.•[27:32] How having an exit strategy is essential when diving into crypto and the risks behind investing in said currency.•[39:02] The Bitcoin chain and how it validates itself through exchanging the same currency.•[42:06] What type of regulations would the Federal Reserve implement with crypto if it does become the people’s currency.•[46:37] How the recent hype with Dogecoin could mark the rise of newer forms of cryptocurrency.•[53:44] The value of “only investing what you can afford to lose” mindset regarding cryptocurrency and its inflation issues.•[55:21] David Mitchell Jr.’s thoughts on the conspiracy theory “Is Australia real?”•[57:43] Why David would entertain the offer of a one-way trip to Mars and what he would want to discover there.•[01:00:49] David’s “guilty pleasure” of listening, and possibly singing along, to Disney songs on a road trip.•[01:02:06] The piece of information David knows that he thinks should be Illegal for him to know.Catch David Mitchell Jr.!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbu9Jq1ewrfp1ZjCS-aKRQA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamdavidmitchelljr Connect with AmigosPC!Website:https://www.amigospc.netFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/TwoandahalfAmigosInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/amigospcTwitter:https://twitter.com/AmigosPC

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Kyle Roemmich is the owner of Fort Wayne Property Group in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and David Keating is a real estate agent with the business. Their team serves a wide range of clients, from mom and pop owners to larger real estate investors. Regardless of the size of the client, Fort Wayne Property Group always brings their hands on approach and the kind of personalized service that larger management companies just can't match. They understand how to protect your investment. Fort Wayne Property Group has a home improvement license and a lifetime of property maintenance experience. They know what is necessary to keep a home or building in good working order. They also know what maintenance and repair services should cost, helping them to minimize the expense of these services to owners. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Kyle and David's business partnership began, and how David's early start in real estate has let him hit the ground running How David and Kyle have built up their single-family home business by using their existing customer base to generate leads Why Fort Wayne Property Group focuses primarily on lower-income housing below the median market value Why Kyle and David decided to buy a 32-site mobile home park, and how they were able to purchase it at a great price What advantages they have seen from purchasing the mobile home park, and what kind of numbers they are operating with How David and Kyle have raised the average lot rent to almost double what it was when they purchased the park, and how they plan to continue to profit from the deal going forward How Kyle is anticipating a coming economic downturn, and why he expects that downturn to be good for his mobile home park How the mobile home park is already breaking even to the cost to buy it and will begin to cashflow in the near future Why the one thing Kyle would do differently if he could do it all over again is to find a great mentor early on in his career Why David's goal is to retire at 30 and “make a lot of money”, and how learning from David is crucial for achieving his goal Resources: Website: www.fortwaynepropertygroup.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/fortwaynepropertygroup/ Additional Resources: Get Ron's $599 Wholesaling course for FREE when you join his Gold Club for ONLY $59 a month! Ron's Terms Webinar: www.ronlegrand.com/terms

In this episode of the Wisdom & Wanderlust Podcast, Michael and Robyn talk with David Alport, a certified personal and professional development coach who helps his clients navigate through life’s transitions and live with more intention. Before he became a coach, David spent more than 20 years in the travel industry and founded Out & About, a company that provided guidance for LGBTQ travelers through print and digital media. David talks about a trip to India that changed his life and how he approaches travel. He also talks about the similarities between the Burning Man festival and a refugee camp in Kenya. He shares why he goes back to certain destinations more than once and what it means to travel and live with intention.    "The real magic of travel is how it changes your perspective." - David Alport [47:54]   What You Will Learn: [00:01] Intro [02:44] Working with a coach [05:02] David’s strengths as a coach [08:16] Meet David Alport [10:02] What it’s like coaching during the pandemic [15:59] How his focus has shifted and where he wants to go after the pandemic [20:58] Where David’s sense of wanderlust comes from [21:08] His first international travel experience and some favorite travel experiences [24:14] David’s experiences traveling to India [33:57] What he’s learned exploring the human condition [35:28] The emotional overlap between the refugee camps in Kenya and Burning Man [41:42] Why he chooses to revisit places [44:51] The perspective circle exercise [48:08] How to bring intentional mindset to traveling [54:34] Three key tools/hacks for traveling with intention [1:02:15] Why David doesn’t have friends who don’t like to travel [1:07:54] Rapid fire questions [1:19:58] Where to contact David [1:21:02] Outro   Resources:   David Alport’s website David Alport on Twitter David Alport on LinkedIn David Alport on Facebook The Transformational Travel Council Burning Man FilmAid Kakuma refugee camp The Dadaab refugee complex The perspective circle exercise The Overstory by Richard Powers

Visit   David Aferiat is the founder & managing partner of Trade Ideas, which publishes actionable market intelligence to help customers capture alpha in the capital markets. In this episode of Power Your Advice, Doug Heikkinen and David discuss how Trade Ideas makes technology normally available to hedge funds available to financial advisors and investors. How Trade Ideas makes artificial intelligence (AI) accessible to professional traders How AI provides the guardrails to help advisors make decisions Why David thinks advisors may be reluctant to adopt this type of technology Where David sees AI & Trade Ideas headed in the next five years  

Many of us are afraid of failure, even though these moments carry with them the potential for growth and learning. David Roux, President of Accelerated Dental Assisting Academy (ADAA), is a leader who thinks differently. ADAA is a company that hosts dental assisting schools inside of practicing dental offices. In just four years, David has built a powerhouse team of employees, resulting in the rapid growth of his company. Instead of shying away from failure, David fully embraces it and accepts that as a growth-minded visionary, you will always fall down so you can get back up stronger. In this episode, David walks us through his leadership journey and how he realized his purpose was not attached to his career. This realization required tremendous clarity, and David shares with us how he has worked to be so clear on things. We talk about his mindset shifts and why great leaders build other great leaders. David offers us a look into his weekly leadership team meetings, where he expands on why he believes they have contributed to ADAA's success. Our conversation also touches on building a robust company culture, the importance of leading with vulnerability, why your personal and professional values are the same, and the fact that great leaders acknowledge that they do not know everything. David is the epitome of a leader who cares about his legacy and his people. If you need some leadership inspiration, this is the show for you! Key Points From This Episode:Get to know David, details about ADAA, and his other personal and professional endeavors. How David discovered that his purpose was not linked to his career. David’s decision to build a dental training school and his passion for building things. The work David has done to get out of his own way and gain his immense clarity. A mindset shift that has been a complete game-changer for David. The role that a coach played in opening David’s mind to a different way of thinking. How David is actively building and nurturing his leadership team. Books that have helped David’s leadership team and him as an individual. The two facets of a business you need to work on to make a robust organization. David’s weekly leadership meetings and the way they have contributed to business success. The ranking system that is tied into these meetings and the insights they provide. How David has built a culture where people appreciate conflict. ADAA’s hiring process and how it embeds a healthy culture early on. The difference between verbalized expectations and true expectations. Why David is most excited about thinking about where ADAA will be in 100 years. David’s approach to challenges and why he relishes in them. A quote that keeps David in the mindset of accepting, but not settling for, failure. How David is continually able to find people who are hungry for growth. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Work with ChrisGoodman CoachingChris GoodmanDavid RouxDavid Roux Email — david@adaa.usAccelerated Dental Assisting AcademyTractionJohn MaxwellThe E-Myth

David Krantz, health expert and epigenetic wellness coach, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode David talks about emotionally healing the body and consciousness and how this if often the missing link to a healthy life. He breaks down his experience with psychedelics, somatic awareness, meditation, and the healing work that takes place after altering your consciousness. David shares his best tips to becoming emotionally healthy in 2021 using a number of different modalities. If you’re wondering how to emotionally heal and function optimally in everyday life, 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: • How David helps people understand their bodies and performance by looking at their genetics • Personalizing your approach to your health • The importance of the mental and emotional piece to overall wellness and health • Healing on a very deep level and completing the synergistic effect that biohacking offers • How psychedelics can be used to treat a myriad of mental health conditions • Why David combines traditional mental health therapy with psychedelics for incredible emotional breakthroughs • Which psychedelics David has used and what they can do physiologically in the body • The importance of the work that happens after taking hallucinogenic drugs • Processing your past trauma after using psychedelics • Where meditation comes into play with healing trauma and becoming emotionally healthy • Seeing your issues or past trauma in a different perspective • Breaking down the mystical experience • The power of feeling unity with the world and universe • The Alchemical Wellness Catalyst • Understanding your wants and needs • Integrating the dark parts of yourself • The power of acceptance • Shadow work and somatic awareness Check out David on: Website: david-krantz.com Facebook: facebook.com/DavidKrantzEpigeneticCoach Sponsors: * Follow Justin on Instagram 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! *Get the world's best Turmeric from EliteLifeNutrition.com.

David Skolnik is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and a certified strength, conditioning, and powerlifting coach. David is also the host of The Essential Strength podcast, where he talks about strength in different forms- physical, mental, intellectual, and professional.  To David, strength is the lifeblood that runs through most of what he does and has been his fitness choice for as long as he can remember. Today, he shares the backstory behind starting his podcast, his love for fitness and strength, and how the podcasting space has helped him level up as a person and professional. A planner by nature, David shares how exploring all the available options and proper organization of ideas helped him launch his podcast with ease!   Key Timestamps: [02:24]- David shares his background story and all about his new podcast with us  [04:39]- Why David decided to do podcasts [10:33] David shares that he has always been a planner [13:04] David on his investment choices for the podcast [19:02] Learn the different opportunities that the podcasting space gave him [21:52] David speaks about the charity efforts he wishes to make through the podcast [25:50] Learn where you can find David and his podcast [27:48] The one piece of advice David has for any of you wanting to start a podcast    Connect with David: Website: strongerinmotion.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.davidskolnik.dpt/    Connect with Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/operationpodcast/ and https://www.instagram.com/chase_chewning/  Website: www.operationpodcast.com   

David Eagleman (@davideagleman) is a neuroscientist at Stanford, CSO of sensory substitution technology company NeoSensory, host of Emmy-nominated PBS/BBC series The Brain, and author of Livewired: The Inside Story of the Ever-Changing Brain. What We Discuss with David Eagleman: Like organisms in a forest, the multicellular components of your brain are as much in competition with one another as they are in cooperation. How your sensory landscape adapts to utilize what's useful and discard what's not as you learn new skills. Why David believes the nature vs. nurture debate is dead (and that Darwin might owe Lamarck a bit of an apology). How neglect can irreparably shape the brain of a child, and what this can teach us about the way different generations learn about, process, and behave in the world. How senses like sight and hearing can be translated by technology for people without a native ability to process them, and why we'll be able to invent entirely new senses with the help of technology. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/474 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!

Over the last few years, the opportunities for global value investing have improved significantly. Yields are incredibly low across the board, putting pressure on improving operational performance to generate returns. In such an environment, Europe is fertile ground for the value investor. With room for operational improvement in many sectors and a robust institutional environment, it’s an ideal market to deploy your activist dollar. When I decided to bring this topic to the show, I couldn’t think of anyone better than David Marcus to have a thorough conversation. David Marcus is Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer, and Chief Investment Officer of Evermore Global Advisors, LLC, which he co-founded in 2009, and is also portfolio manager of the Evermore Global Value Fund. Beginning his career in 1988 at Mutual Series Fund, David was mentored by renowned value investor Michael Price and rose to manage the Mutual European Fund and co-manage the Mutual Shares and Mutual Discovery Funds, representing over $14 billion in assets. In 2000, he founded Marcstone Capital Management, LP, a long-short Europe-focused equity manager, largely funded by Swedish financier Jan Stenbeck. After Mr. Stenbeck passed away in 2002, David closed Marcstone, co-founded a family office for the Stenbeck family, and advised on the restructuring of several public and private companies the family controlled. David graduated from Northeastern University in 1988 with a B.S. in Business Administration and a concentration in Finance. On this episode, David and I discuss his structured approach to learning that he’s been committed to since starting his career, his comprehensive approach to investment analysis, why he believes there are huge opportunities in the European markets, how many people are taking the wrong approach when assessing investments in Europe, and so much more!   Key Topics: How David always knew investing would be in his future (3:51) David’s internship experience during the 1987 stock market crash (5:18) Getting a shot at a trading desk within a month of working with Michael F. Price (7:37) How David’s learned what makes a good analyst (9:24) Pivoting into European investing (11:11) Learning from the Swedish financial crisis of the early 90s (13:14) Looking beyond the CEO to the main shareholder (15:41) Leveraging your existing knowledge in new areas (16:45) When David became the head of Europe across portfolios at Franklin Mutual (19:46) David’s decision to start Marcstone Capital Management (23:36) Transitioning from stock picker to operator (26:32) Taking a private equity approach to public companies (29:43) The birth of Evermore Global Advisors (30:20) The advantage of being a generalist and a specialist (33:27) Why you must build your network (34:42) Deepening your operational understanding by engaging management (36:11) Mischaracterization of the European market (39:25) Game-changing opportunities in the European Union (EU) (41:19) What key areas David looks at in investments (42:53) The fundamental lack of knowledge about European institutions (45:37) Long-term thinking and European evolution (49:36) Understanding the local rules (51:58) Why you need to figure out peoples’ motivations (52:27) The opportunity behind deconglomeration in Europe (55:20) Good managers as an important competitive advantage (57:17) Taking advantage of room for operational improvement (59:10) Assessing the right time for the right people (1:01:04) The confluence of value and growth in Europe (1:02:22) Misconceptions about value and growth (1:05:33) Finding growth opportunities at value prices (1:06:39) Screening with numbers instead of words (1:07:55) The benefits of quarterly offsites (1:09:24) Getting clear on the reason behind investor activism (1:11:41) David’s approach to risk management (1:14:14) Why David’s view on leverage has changed (1:16:29) Checking and testing your thesis continuously (1:17:55) And much more!  Mentioned in this Episode: Evermore Global Advisors Value Investing with Legends Podcast | Leveraging Fundamentals to Remain Relevant with David Samra David Marcus’ Whitepaper | Europe: Lonely and Lumpy, Yet Extremely Compelling European Union Website Thanks for Listening! Be sure to subscribe on Apple, Google, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And feel free to drop us a line at valueinvesting@gsb.columbia.edu. Follow the Heilbrunn Center on social media on Instagram, LinkedIn, and more!

High performance coach, David Wood talks magic money, why he became a coach, and tips for setting lasting goals for the new year.  Guest Biography A former Consulting Actuary to Fortune 100 companies - including Sony Music, Chanel, and Exxon - David left his cushy Park Avenue job 20 years ago to build the world’s largest coaching business. He became #1 on Google for “life coaching”, serving an audience of 150,000 coaches, and coaching thousands of hours in 12 countries around the globe. Alongside his clients’ successes, David is no stranger to overcoming challenges himself, having survived a full collapse of his paraglider and a fractured spine, witnessing the death of his sister at age seven, severe anxiety and depression, and a national Gong Show! He is the author of “Get Paid For Who You Are,” with foreword by Jack Canfield. He was nominated to the Transformational Leadership Council alongside such thought leaders as Don Miguel Ruiz, John Gray, and Marianne Williamson. David coaches rock star entrepreneurs to double their revenue faster, overcome Shiny Object Syndrome, and be a more extraordinary entrepreneur and human. In this episode, you'll learn: We discuss the idea of magic money. Why David left his actuarial job serving fortune 100 companies to become a coach. Get five steps to doubling revenue in less time. Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/177 Find more from our guest: focus.ceo LinkedIn facebook.com Twitter Instagram YouTube Mentioned in the episode: Mr. Woody (David Wood) on 'Hey Hey It's Saturday' IM 062: The Impact of Losing a Parent and Finding Meaning In Your Life | Camilo Maldonado Byron Katie Zig Ziglar www.realnessproject.org An inmate's love for math leads to new discoveries www.cleverly.co - LinkedIn leads www.thefinancetwins.com Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. Join us at the Inspired Money Makers groups at facebook and LinkedIn To help out the show: Leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser.com, or wherever you listen. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Email me your address, and I'll mail you an autographed copy of Kimo West and Ken Emerson's CD, Slackers in Paradise. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Special thanks to Jim Kimo West for the music.

I have two guests today: Tiago Forte and Will Mannon. Tiago is my business partner and the creator of an online course called Building a Second Brain. The two of us record a podcast like this every year to reflect on what we’ve learned about the online education industry. And this time, we invited our Director of Student Experience: Will Mannon. Will oversees all aspects of the student experience with the exception of curriculum design. He’s at the frontier of thinking about live online learning, from how assignments should be delivered to how live sessions should be structured. ____________________________ Show Notes 3:21 - Why hiring your first employee is one of the most important steps you'll take in your business. 5:38 - How sharing a workforce and resources with another business or entrepreneur can help fast-track personal and professional growth. 11:00 - How running an online course is like organizing a music tour. 13:30 - The role of the alumni mentors in Tiago's courses, and how they have changed from his first to his most recent cohort. 17:16 - What different mentors can bring to the table and why the differences between them all brings strength to the program. 21:03 - Why giving as many people as possible the ability to lead allows much more effective learning for everyone. 25:04 - The nature of burnout and why creatives are so prone to experiencing it. 31:04 - Discovering the right size for a cohort and how to scale effectively. 37:13 - How to help students find each other and make meaningful and lifelong connections with each other. 40:28 - The "beer mode" and "coffee mode" of productivity. 44:32 - How to increase your focus by never giving yourself enough time. 51:02 - Why David and Will organize Write of Passage to have attendees "come for the ideas and stay for the people". 56:23 - Why running a course should be about empowering leadership in students, not in building dependence on the teacher. 1:02:33 - Why the element of shock is so fundamental to deep learning. 1:06:43 - How friendship can come so readily out of hardship and pain. 1:11:33 - The unusual growth of David and Tiago's online brand this year and what sparked it. 1:14:45 - Why writing a book summary for Tiago is so integral in internalizing the information and the message contained within it. 1:24:22 - What hands-on education and perseverance in the face of extreme difficulty can teach us that traditional education never can. 1:32:30 - What we can learn about education from businesses and markets outside of the educational sphere. 1:36:33 - Why success in a new business should not be focusing on competition, but on radical differentiation. 1:39:23 - The importance of finding your community online and curating it to inspire and inform you.

David Limbrick MP is a member of Victoria's Legislative Council (the upper house). A long-time member of the LDP (www.ldp.org.au) he has risen to fame during Victoria's COVID-19 lockdowns for being one of the only politicians to stand for basic human rights such as school children returning to school. David has also been providing scrutiny on the government's State of Emergency laws through the PAEC (Parliamentary Accounts and Estimates Committee) where he has argued that the Victorian Labor government is not following the laws that require proportionality in any restrictions imposed. --------------------------------------------- Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/CqlSCfOqZZw Follow David: https://twitter.com/_davidlimbrick https://www.facebook.com/davidlimbrickldp/ --------------------------------------------- 02:15 Our rights have been under attack for a long time 04:17 Why David entered politics 06:43 Why libertarianism 08:45 The criticism of free markets 10:17 Big companies love regulation 12:53 Freedom is fragile 15:12 Australia takes freedom for granted 16:33 State of Emergency powers 20:58 The Public Health and Wellbeing Act (Vic) 22:53 The lockdown of public housing towers 23:31 Victorian Governments actions are not in line with the Public Health and Wellbeing Act (Vic) 24:10 Governments refuse to release scientific evidence 27:45 Covid-19 vaccine 33:04 Mandating through coercion 36:25 The disproportionate mask mandate 40:01 Should people or the Government be responsible for a person's health? 42:24 Decentralising power to the people who are on the ground 46:02 How history will remember human rights breaches 47:25 What the political centre think 50:25 Do lockdowns work? 51:08 What is going to happen in the colder months March/April? 55:55 David's protest experience on the steps of parliament 1:03:19 COVID-19 fines and if they'll even make it to court 1:05:59 Governmental sledgehammer: making everything mandatory 1:08:03 Global embrace of big government 1:10:37 Political champions 1:12:23 There is no reason to extend the Victorian State of Emergency

Today’s topic is important, but it is hugely stigmatized in our culture. You may not have even heard about paternal postpartum depression, but my guest today shares what he experienced with the births of his two children.    Dr. David Levine is a pediatrician in New Jersey. He was blindsided by postpartum depression because, like most of us, he thought it only happens to women. He shares the struggle of having to talk to his wife about it and how he found help. Even more surprising is that he experienced postpartum while working as a pediatrician. He completed his undergraduate degree at Rutgers College Medical School at NYU and his residency in pediatrics at Yale. Dr. Levine is not on the board of Postpartum Support International (PSI), where he works in professional outreach as a staunch advocate for fathers’ mental health. He’s written a book about his experience, which will hopefully be published soon to get the message out to fathers that they are not alone.    Show Highlights:   Why so little is known about postpartum mental health, especially concerning fathers David’s experience when his first child was born seven years ago How David felt his aggravation and agitation increase as his infant son cried and could not be calmed How David looked for support groups and resources for dads--and couldn’t find anything How he kept getting worse and started envisioning committing violence against his child: “It was like watching a horror movie in my mind.” How David finally told his wife about his depression and intrusive thoughts How David tried medication briefly and then hit rock-bottom around week 7 of his son’s life How David began his long road to recovery with therapy, a baby nurse, and more sleep How he gained confidence as a father and began to bond with his son when he was 3-4 months old How David began working with PSI and then had his second child three years ago How his experiences were very similar, yet very different with his daughter Why David feels that the traditional traps of masculinity kept him from seeking help earlier How men experience anxiety and depression much differently than women do Why postpartum depression in dads might manifest with anger, withdrawal from the family, and even physical violence The pushback from people who don’t believe that postpartum depression exists for fathers Why there should be more research, understanding, and resources for all aspects of male mental health The hard statistics about male and female depression How we can catch paternal postpartum depression better by teaching pediatricians to screen mothers AND fathers, and teaching obstetricians to inform mothers to check on dads David’s manuscript for his book and his determination to get it published Hopeful messages from David: “Paternal postpartum depression is fixable. We can prevent some of this from happening. With that, we can improve the lives of children and their parents and make stronger families.”

At its core, managing wealth is about finding the best solutions for your clients. As he mentions in today’s discussion with him, this sentiment has guided David Booth’s storied career. As the Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of Dimensional Fund Advisors, David’s career is so illustrious that he’s been called the father of evidence-based investment products. We open our conversation by exploring David’s career, beginning with his job as a shoe salesman in Kansas to developing the first index fund. We ask David if he had been able to foresee the power that “geeks” would have over the asset management business. His answers highlight how immature the industry was when he founded Dimensional Fund Advisors and how they had to first convince people before selling them on small cap funds. Reflecting on his early successes and challenges, David opens up about how his clients reacted when small caps underperformed. A key theme this episode, David emphasizes the importance of making decisions that are grounded in academic research. We then dive into several topics ranging from David’s views on value portfolios to the stroke of luck that led Dimensional to open their products to financial advisors. After chatting about why Dimensional is now entering the ETF space, David shares his take on direct indexing and why he still favors simplicity over complexity. Near the end of the episode, we discuss how David built his company culture, how luck factored into his life, and how he defines success. An incredible conversation that touches on pivotal moments in the history of financial services, tune for more insights into the life and work of David Booth.   Key Points From This Episode: Introducing today’s guest, Dimensional Fund Advisor Co-Founder David Booth. [0:00:14] David talks about how his background informed his professional career. [0:03:57] Hear about David’s role in developing one of the first index funds. [0:06:13] Why David’s work creating index funds for Wells Fargo came to a close. [0:07:28] Exploring the origins of Dimensional Fund Advisors. [0:10:24] How David saw the future of his industry when he started Dimensional and how they created the first small cap funds. [0:15:18] The reaction from David’s early clients when small caps underperformed. [0:27:04] David recalls the “borderline character assassination” that he faced when pushing for small caps. [0:24:16] How and why Dimensional first added value portfolios. [0:26:03] Unpacking David’s view that values struggle relative to growth. [0:28:37] The recent lessons that Dimensional has learned about value relative to growth stocks. [0:33:17] What it would take for Dimensional to reconsider their entire approach. [0:37:50] The importance of flexibility and believing in your solutions when dealing with uncertainty. [0:43:19] David emphasizes that your financial solutions should be based on robust data. [0:47:00] How Dimensional began giving financial advisors access to their products. [0:48:46] Why, after so many years, Dimensional is now entering the ETF space. [0:52:25] With widespread fee compression, hear how Dimensional is handling fee cuts. [0:55:53] Answering the question — what’s the next big thing for Dimensional? [0:57:29] David shares his take on direct indexing and customizable portfolios. [1:00:59] How David built his company culture and the role that luck plays in his life and in business outcomes. [01:02:59] We ask David how he defines success in his life. [01:06:48]

This episode was recorded at an exclusive event called PodMAX where founders had an opportunity to share their stories and knowledge. Special guest host Hoan Thai leads the conversation down a path of insights, solutions, and collaboration. Join us for our next event at www.podmax.co David Iglewicz is the President of Prostoig Capital. David has been a practicing pediatric dentist since 2003. He has been doing passive investing since 2004. In 2008, he personally lost a significant portion of his assets and knew there had to be a better way of having a better cash flow stream. Then he found the way through investing in Multifamily Real estate. Here are some power takeaways from today’s conversation: Why David became a dentist and how he eventually lost his passion for it How private equity became his turning point How he got into real estate investing The downfall of being too smart Put yourself first. David’s investing journey What makes passive investment so powerful is its intrinsic value Passive investing vs. mutual funds Episode Highlights: What He Saw In Private Equity and Real Estate Investing The downfall with anybody who's smart is oftentimes that they're too smart for their own good. David was able to drop his ego and invest in something that most dentists and medical professionals weren't doing at the time. He was vulnerable enough to open up and put his guard down. He transitioned and the grass is indeed greener on the other side. What to Do When You're No Longer Happy With Your Career Put yourself first in the patient's shoes that when you're talking to that family, you become that patient. And all of a sudden, you relate to them at the same level. This teaches you to be humble and when you do that, you allow opportunities to come your way. Drop your blinders and feel those emotions and feel the fear. Feel what it does to you because it's not going to do anything. Let those emotions go through you. And all of a sudden, you're going to look left and right. Why Passive Investing Works Because of your investments within the apartment buildings, people pay rent so the cash flow still comes in. Then there's a potential upside, too, if the building is sold or refinanced because there's a big payoff, and the monthly or quarterly payoffs throughout. Whereas with a stock or mutual fund, you're only banking on that appreciation and you're not getting any of that cash flow. Not to mention, the tax benefits you’ll be getting from it. Sure there are risks, but the benefits far outweigh the risk in apartment buildings. It's a hard asset that produces income. You can produce income in multiple different ways. Not only do you have the income from the tenants, but you can have income from storage, from washer dryers, or you can do a billboard on the building, or do a cell phone tower. Then you can also reduce the expenses. By increasing the revenue streams, you're making the building worth so much more money. The asset is protected because the value is intrinsic. Resources Mentioned: https://prostoig.com/ Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki Email: dsi@prostoig.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erikecabral/support

David Nurse is an NBA life optimization coach, future bestselling author, and worldwide motivational speaker. As a former professional basketball player (both international and domestic) and coach for the Brooklyn Nets, David has helped more than 150 NBA players with their personal and professional development both on and off the court. He has been invited to speak in more than 50 different countries on the topics of overall personal development, confidence building, leadership, and motivational growth. David resides in Marina del Rey, California, and is married to the love of his life, the stunning actress Taylor Kalupa. What you'll learn about in this episode: Why the secret to getting unstuck is to pivot your perspective, and why sticking to something is the key to mastering it Why you should aim for and work toward small, incremental improvements that will build up to big success over time How David's experience as a professional basketball player taught him to recognize real drive, and why there is danger in getting early success without a foundation to build on Why accountability and “relentless consistency” are important pillars of mastering any skill, in business or in basketball Why David defines grit as the sum of relentless consistency, accountability and hard work and everything you want to be What steps you can take to develop grit that you can apply to your life, and how to build out an effective team with the right people you can trust that share your grit Why “choice” is a superhero power, and why the choices you make in your morning and evening routines can make a big difference for your success What David and his family's evening routine looks like, and how his evening routine leads directly into his morning routine Why setting a great morning routine is possible no matter what your circumstances are, if you want it badly enough Why David believes that failure is the only way we can learn and grow, and that we shouldn't fear failure but embrace learning Resources: Pivot & Go by David Nurse: https://amzn.to/3oq5Xps Website: http://davidnurse.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/davidnursenba/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/DavidNurseNBA/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/david-nurse-0a334a35/ Twitter: @DavidNurseNBA Additional resources: Real Estate on Your Terms by Chris Prefontaine SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS

In this episode Mark interviews David Farland, a New York Times bestselling and multi-award-winning author, who has written for major franchises such as Star Wars and The Mummy, and mentored dozens who have gone on to staggering literary success, including Brandon Mull, Brandon Sanderson, and Stephenie Meyer. Prior to the interview, Mark shares a personal update, comments from recent episodes, and a word from this episode's sponsor.   You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.   In their conversation, Mark and David talk about: How David started writing when he was 17 years old, but didn't get serious about it until the age of about 25/26 Deciding he wanted to win a short story contest, and how that led to winning the Grand Prize at Writers of the Future and how that led to a traditional publishing offer which led to a bestseller (On My Way To Paradise) which also won the Philip K. Dick Special Memorial Award His role as the Coordinating Judge of The Writers and Illustrators of the Future writing contest Why David spends so much time helping to prop up and support beginning writers Different game-related stories David has been involved in, including a new game-related story David has coming out in 24 different languages The problem with writers who don't see things in the long term and in the global market The way that Hollywood options work for writers and the money that can be earned on movies that never get made (such as Isaac Asimov's Foundation series) The fact that Philip K Dick's short stories usually have about 100 options in place at any given time (Dick's stories have been made into movies such as "Blade Runner, Total Recall, Minority Report, Screamers, Paycheck, A Scanner Darkly, and The Man in the High Castle) Why David created the Apex Writer's Group - the importance of authors educating and inspiring each other Some of the sensations that David was behind, including Stephanie Meyer, Brandon Sanderson, James Dashner, Dan Wells, and even the push of Rowling's Harry Potter novels The origin of the pseudonym David Farland And more... After the interview, Mark reflects on the concept of casting a wide net and keeping that net out there, via an example David had shared of an author who gave up, and then years later her books hit it big.   Links of Interest: David Farland's Website My Story Doctor (Website for Writers) Apex Writer's Group Writers & Illustrators of the Future Superstars Writing Seminars Episode 167 - Author, Author, Give Me The News with Laura Hayden Episode 166 - Wording Around with KathyMac Episode 164 - Reflections on The Creative Penn Podcast Kobo Writing Life NaNoWriMo Promo (use coupon code NANO2020) Mark's Tavern (Opening Theme Song - Cheers Parody) Mark's Tavern - Pilot Episode (Cheers Parody) Ghost Stories from the Winking Judge (Video) Spirits Untapped: The Winking Judge Obsessions: An Anthology of Original Fiction Rude Awakenings from Sleeping Rough Mark's Canadian Werewolf Series This Time Around (Book 0) A Canadian Werewolf in New York (Book 1) Stowe Away (Book 1.5) Fear and Longing in Los Angeles (Book 2) Findaway Voices Wide for the Win Submission Form Patreon for Stark Reflections   David Farland is an award-winning, international bestselling author with over 50 novels in print. He has won the Philip K. Dick Memorial Special Award for “Best Novel in the English Language” for his science fiction novel On My Way to Paradise, the Whitney Award for “Best Novel of the Year” for his historical novel In the Company of Angels, and many more awards for his work. He is best known for his New York Times bestselling fantasy series The Runelords. Farland has written for major franchises such as Star Wars and The Mummy. He has worked in Hollywood greenlighting movies and doctoring scripts. He has been a movie producer, and he has even lived in China working as a screenwriter for a major fantasy film franchise. As a writing instructor, Farland has mentored dozens who have gone on to staggering literary success, including such #1 New York Times Bestsellers as Brandon Mull (Fablehaven), Brandon Sanderson (Wheel of Time), and Stephenie Meyer (Twilight). Farland judges L. Ron Hubbard's Writers of the Future, one of the largest worldwide writing competitions for new fantasy and science fiction authors. The contest has helped discover and launch many authors into professional careers, with nearly 100 new science fiction and fantasy books released in just the last year. In the video game industry, he has been both a designer and a scripter and was the co-leader on the design team for StarCraft: Brood War. He set the Guinness World Record for the largest single-author, single-book signing. David Farland has been hailed as “The wizard of storytelling” and his work has been called “compelling,” “engrossing,” “powerful,” “profound,” and “ultimately life-changing.”   The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

What is the best way to approach the conversation with potential multifamily investors? How do you communicate the benefits of investing in apartment buildings over other asset classes and assure them that their money is safe with you—even if you’re new to the space? David Kamara is the Founder and Managing Director of Cape Sierra Capital, a multifamily syndication firm out of Ann Arbor, Michigan. He has 15 years of investing experience in the real estate space, getting his start with a portfolio of residential single family and duplex units before transitioning to apartment buildings and townhome communities. Today, David owns 200-plus units and serves as a mentor on the Michael Blank team. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, David joins cohost Drew Whitson and I to explain how he coaches his mentoring students to approach the conversation with potential investors, describing how multifamily isn’t subject to the same risks as single family rentals. He weighs in on what helps aspiring syndicators believe in their ability to succeed, exploring how knowledge helps us visualize what’s possible but action is key in making it real. Listen in for David’s insight on getting your priorities straight and learn how underwriting to cashflow makes multifamily a good investment no matter what’s going on in the world. Key Takeaways What David’s been up to since his last appearance Find competitive deals with good return for investors Develop personal cashflow formula (free eBook) Share knowledge through platform, mentoring What helps aspiring multifamily investors believe it’s possible Knowledge (i.e.: understanding of loans, taxes) Personality open to learning new things How COVID changed the way David talks to investors Proactive in reaching out to investors Open about potential for no distributions How COVID has impacted David’s underwriting Assume minimal rent increases for next 3 years Take on longer, fixed-rate debt (HUD loans) Prepare investors for longer hold periods David’s advice around market timing Don’t worry about things can’t control Plan for same cap rate at sale, focus on cashflow Choose markets with job diversity How David coaches his students on talking to investors Explain cash-on-cash return and appreciation In control of both factors with multifamily Why David invested in the Platform Builder Incubator Eventually run out of investors as business scales Attract high-income earners, serve more people Accelerate growth (program tailored to syndicators) David’s plan to produce content consistently Write blogs on common questions Considering podcast as medium David’s advice for aspiring multifamily syndicators You have to start (buy something) Prioritize what’s important in life Hustle to find deals Connect with David Kamara Cape Sierra Capital David’s Free eBook: Personal Cashflow Formula Resources Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program  Register for Michael’s Platform Builder Incubator Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club David Karmara on Apartment Building Investing EP182 HUD Loans HubSpot Michael’s Health Crisis on Apartment Building Investing EP230 LoopNet Realtor.com Podcast Show Notes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Content Monetization and a Passion for Podcasting What You Will Learn: How David’s career progressed from entrepreneur to coach and thought leader, and what new opportunities and setbacks he experienced along the way How the challenges David faced taught him important skills and key business lessons, and how he turned a love of podcasting into powerful content monetization Why focusing on helping others and adding value proved the key to David’s career pivot, and how David turned podcasting into his primary career focus How David has been able to monetize his podcast through sponsorships, and how he is rebranding and relaunching his podcast as “The Gonzo Experience” Why David was inspired to write his third and most recent book, “Crash and Learn: Lessons in Business” How in times of crisis such as the global pandemic, business leaders need to look for the opportunities and silver linings and work to avoid falling into negativity Why it is important to look for the lessons and the opportunity to learn when experiencing difficult situations and major setbacks Why David’s book “Crash and Learn” offers an opportunity to take the lessons David learned and apply them to your own challenges How David has learned to cut through the podcast noise and make his show stand out from the other 480,000 domestic podcasts Why the feedback David has received has often stemmed from people’s own internalized fears, and how he has pushed through and doubled down regardless Content Monetization and a Passion for Podcasting Can you turn your passion project into your only career focus? And if you do — will content monetization negatively impact your love for what you create, or can you keep loving what you do even when it becomes your primary job? Four-time returning guest David Mammano joins Onward Nation to discuss how he found his love for podcasting, and how he was able to chart a new career path with podcasting as his main focus — in spite of naysayers who tried to warn him away from it. And — he shares how going through difficult times can be a powerful teacher, if you look for the lessons and silver linings. Learning from the Hard Times David Mammano is no stranger to challenge, having once built a successful business before losing nearly everything. As the host of “The Gonzo Experience” podcast, David has spoken with many other business leaders who have shared their own stories of overcoming challenges and coming out the other side stronger and better positioned for success. These stories became the backbone of his book “Crash and Learn”, where David shows readers that we aren’t defined by our failures but by what lessons we learned from them. David collected the shared wisdom of his podcast guests to demonstrate that retaining optimism through difficult times is a crucial business skill, and that even the most difficult of experiences holds lessons we can draw from them that can only benefit us in the future. Content Monetization as a Business Strategy Speaking of David’s podcast “The Gonzo Experience”, during his interview David shared how he first discovered his passion for podcasting, and why he decided to make the difficult — and scary — decision to double down and make his podcast be his primary business focus. By focusing on helping others and adding value, David was able to attract an appreciative audience. The size of David’s growing audience opened up the opportunity to pursue content monetization through sponsorships to fund his work. Even though David had a number of people telling him that going all-in on podcasting was a mistake, he recognized that their words of caution stemmed not from concern for David but from their own fears. When he shut out the voices that were telling him he couldn’t do it — his own internal voice included — he was able to prove those voices wrong. About David Mammano David Mammano is most recently known for being the host of The Gonzo Experience Entrepreneur Podcast. He is the author of business and college planning books, a TEDx speaker, a three-time Inc. Magazine 5000 Growth Company winner, and a professor at the University of Rochester. He is a graduate of the University at Buffalo (SUNY) and also a graduate of the MIT Entrepreneurial Master’s Program (an executive education program offered through the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO)), a board member for the Western NY Make-A-Wish Foundation, and a local board member for Junior Achievement. David’s most recent book Crash and Learn: Lessons in Business quickly rose to the top of the Amazon bestseller lists. His other books are Make Love in the Workplace, and 101 Things You Can Do to Become an Outstanding Young Adult. During the last 25 years, David Mammano has been a serial entrepreneur – starting seven businesses from scratch. He now uses those experiences to interview the world’s most interesting entrepreneurs. Each interview is aimed at helping entrepreneurs be their best in all areas of their life. As a prolific speaker, David is an internationally requested speaker at entrepreneurial, business, sales, and higher education events. David is most proud of his family in Victor, NY, including three children, Gianluca, Melania, and Alessio. How to Connect with David Mammano: Email: david@thegonzoexperience.com Website: www.thegonzoexperience.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davemammano/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/avanti-entrepreneur-group/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/theGonzoExperience Facebook: www.facebook.com/DavidMammanoFan Twitter: @DavidMammano Additional Resources: Sell With Authority by Drew McLellan and Stephen Woessner: https://amzn.to/39y7x13 Predictive ROI Free Resource Library: https://predictiveroi.com/resources/ Stephen Woessner’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwoessner/

Although residency training can be comprehensive in many ways, it is vital to find what works for you as a surgeon once you are in practice. Today’s guest, Dr. David Salomon, has done just that, tweaking his anesthesia technique over time to administer it efficiently, in the least resource-heavy way possible. As a prestigious doctor working in Connecticut, David runs a successful private practice. In this episode, David talks about why he has mostly stopped using fentanyl and the results he has seen from making this change. While David has been open to changing his anesthesia technique, he also recognizes that it is not possible to have a one-size-fits-all plan for every patient. He talks about developing your intuition to understand what a patient needs. We also learn more about David’s grafting technique, some of the tweaks he is currently making, and the outcomes so far. We then turn our attention to the practice side of things, where David talks about some of the daily difficulties he faces, the role his assistants play and how he handles their training, and the importance of communicating and managing expectations. Not only is David an excellent surgeon technically, but the care and empathy he extends to his patients really sets him apart. To hear more from this inspiring doctor, be sure to tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Some of the small things David has changed in his practice that have had a big impact.David’s grafting technique and how it has evolved over time.Two things David has noticed about nylon sutures compared with chromic and vicryl sutures.The differences between mineralized and demineralized bone grafts.Techniques David is implementing from Bone Augmentation in Implant Dentistry.Why David does not do that many immediate implants.What David has seen with how some patients get inflamed after a bone graft.How David manages patients’ pain and how he guides them through it. David’s typical sedation protocol and his approach to optimizing the process.How David handles children and adults who are afraid of needles.The most challenging things that come up in David’s daily practice.Why David usually does not sedate children and what he does instead.David’s interest in music, the band he was in for years, and playing songs during surgery.How David has trained his assistants and his emphasis on self-sufficiency.Why David prefers to grab his own tools and do the sutures himself.Benefits of waiting until the end of a procedure to do the sutures.The role an office manager can play in managing assistants and dealing with issues.Keeping lines of communication open and how this counteracts drama with staff.The importance of being a good listener and making patients feel heard and understood.Communicating potential risks in a more human way and how David tackles this.How an empathetic approach can help with even the most difficult patient.The question David asks to break the ice when he meets clients for a consult.David's positive experience of residency and the feeling of camaraderie he misses.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Dr. David SalomonBone Augmentation in Implant DentistryPickles PubDr. Grant Stucki

My guest today is Dave Nemetz, the Founder of Bleacher Report, which was one of my favorite media companies as a kid. During his time there, Dave oversaw video, business development, and business operations. He helped grow the audience to more than 40 million monthly unique visitors before selling the company to Turner Broadcasting in 2012. Today, he is the Founder of Inverse and the Executive Vice President of Bustle Digital Group where he leads growth and business strategy for Inverse, Input, and Mic. The conversation topics in this episode fall into three buckets: personal principles, business principles, and the state of the world. We spoke about what it's like to lead your company through a merger, why you can think of media businesses like a supply & demand equation, and one of Dave's favorite quotes from Hunter S. Thompson: “When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro.” My favorite part of the interview was hearing about a band called Phish, which Dave has seen in concert more than 200 times. That section kickstarted a whole conversation about the brand-building tradeoff between being welcoming to new fans and serving die-hard fans. ____________________________ Show Notes 2:31 - What inspired David to get started on the Bleacher Report and why he was drawn to it as a project. 6:24 - Why the desire for a different kind of sports coverage took so long to take off and why other companies didn't get into it earlier. 9:06 - Why sites like Bleacher Report find their niche, even with an abundance of content being created all of the time. 12:46 - The implicit versus the explicit side of finding your niche and exploiting it in the market. 15:14 - What David has learned about building a brand and serving your customers from his favorite band, Phish. 20:12 - How businesses can both serve their die-hard fans and not neglect their newcomers. 27:05 - The arrival fallacy and why selling Bleacher Report to Turner wasn't as exciting as it may have looked on the outside. 31:36 - Why David believes that a fervent drive and passion to achieve goals is a double-edged sword. 34:26 - What most people don't know about managing a business during a buyout or a merger and why it was so difficult for David to handle. 42:54 - How the world of advertising in the early 2000s hadn't seemed to change much from the era of "Mad Men". 52:38 - Why the "the geeks won" and why David is super happy about it. 57:13 - How David has oriented his recruitment and retention strategy in his media brands. 1:05:43 - What the "career elevator" is and why David was determined to create it for himself. 1:10:29 - Some of David's favorite quotes, and why one of his core philosophies is to "enjoy your sandwich".

Today on BRING IT IN Henry Abbott and David Thorpe talked about Anthony Davis, a rule change we’re calling The Harden Rule, Kyle Kuzma, and then, near the end, David alarms everyone by questioning Jarod Hector’s views on the best players ever. RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:MONDAY October 5, 2020 David Thorpe on the Lakers. FRIDAY October 2, 2020 Jarod Hector on Doc Rivers as the next Sixers coach.THURSDAY October 1, 2020 David Thorpe and Jarod Hector answered your brilliant Finals questions.WEDNESDAY September 30, 2020 Shea Serrano on the Finals.MONDAY September 28, 2020 Jeff Pearlman on his latest book, “Three-Ring Circus: Kobe, Shaq, Phil and the Crazy Years of the Lakers Dynasty.”FRIDAY September 25, 2020 Jarod Hector on Jimmy Butler as a leader.WEDNESDAY September 23, 2020 Joshua Mendelsohn on the history and consequence of the NBA.MONDAY September 21, 2020 Adena Jones on Anthony Davis’s game winner during the Lakers v. Nuggets match up.FRIDAY September 18, 2020 Why David thinks the Lakers will roll the Nuggets. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at www.truehoop.com/subscribe

Today on BRING IT IN TrueHoop Special Correspondent Adena Jones updated us on life in the NBA and WNBA bubbles.Then David, Henry, and Adena talked about the Lakers’ performance during last night’s game and more.The video is here:RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:FRIDAY October 2, 2020 Jarod Hector on Doc Rivers as the next Sixers coach.THURSDAY October 1, 2020 David Thorpe and Jarod Hector answered your brilliant Finals questions.WEDNESDAY September 30, 2020 Shea Serrano on the Finals.MONDAY September 28, 2020 Jeff Pearlman on his latest book, “Three-Ring Circus: Kobe, Shaq, Phil and the Crazy Years of the Lakers Dynasty.”FRIDAY September 25, 2020 Jarod Hector on Jimmy Butler as a leader.WEDNESDAY September 23, 2020 Joshua Mendelsohn on the history and consequence of the NBA.MONDAY September 21, 2020 Adena Jones on Anthony Davis’s game winner during the Lakers v. Nuggets match up.FRIDAY September 18, 2020 Why David thinks the Lakers will roll the Nuggets.WEDNESDAY September 16, 2020 David Thorpe and Henry Abbott talk about the Clippers Game 7 defeat to the Nuggets. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at www.truehoop.com/subscribe

Today on BRING IT IN Henry Abbott and David Thorpe spoke with our TrueHoop BRING IT IN Friday star Jarod Hector, multimedia journalist, voice, on-air personality and podcast host. They played NINE BY NINETY, where they get 90 seconds each to rapid-fire cover nine topics.They talked about Trump testing positive for COVID-19, Doc Rivers as the next Sixers coach, and the current NBA injury toll this season.RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:THURSDAY October 1, 2020 David Thorpe and Jarod Hector answered your brilliant Finals questions.WEDNESDAY September 30, 2020 Shea Serrano on the Finals.MONDAY September 28, 2020 Jeff Pearlman on his latest book, “Three-Ring Circus: Kobe, Shaq, Phil and the Crazy Years of the Lakers Dynasty.”FRIDAY September 25, 2020 Jarod Hector on Jimmy Butler as a leader.WEDNESDAY September 23, 2020 Joshua Mendelsohn on the history and consequence of the NBA.MONDAY September 21, 2020 Adena Jones on Anthony Davis’s game winner during the Lakers v. Nuggets match up.FRIDAY September 18, 2020 Why David thinks the Lakers will roll the Nuggets.WEDNESDAY September 16, 2020 David Thorpe and Henry Abbott talk about the Clippers Game 7 defeat to the Nuggets.MONDAY September 14, 2020 Adena Jones on Russell Westbrook’s shouting match with Rajon Rondo’s brother. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at www.truehoop.com/subscribe

On a special BRING IT IN, David Thorpe and Jarod Hector answered your brilliant Finals questions. What did we learn about the current state of Kendrick Nunn? What adjustments are there for Miami to make? They discuss, and much more. Use the hashtag #TrueHoop on Twitter throughout the Finals to submit questions.RECENT BRING IT IN EPISODES:WEDNESDAY September 30, 2020 Shea Serrano on the Finals.MONDAY September 28, 2020 Jeff Pearlman on his latest book, “Three-Ring Circus: Kobe, Shaq, Phil and the Crazy Years of the Lakers Dynasty.”FRIDAY September 25, 2020 Jarod Hector on Jimmy Butler as a leader.WEDNESDAY September 23, 2020 Joshua Mendelsohn on the history and consequence of the NBA.MONDAY September 21, 2020 Adena Jones on Anthony Davis’s game winner during the Lakers v. Nuggets match up.FRIDAY September 18, 2020 Why David thinks the Lakers will roll the Nuggets.WEDNESDAY September 16, 2020 David Thorpe and Henry Abbott talk about the Clippers Game 7 defeat to the Nuggets.MONDAY September 14, 2020 Adena Jones on Russell Westbrook’s shouting match with Rajon Rondo’s brother.FRIDAY September 11, 2020 Jarod Hector on Kyle Lowry’s elite performance. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at www.truehoop.com/subscribe

is a massive book that I just finished (and briefly alluded to in my post ).         This highly controversial book will explain what really makes you ill and why everything you thought you knew about disease is wrong, based on Voltaire's quote that: "Doctors are men who prescribe medicines of which they know little, to cure diseases of which they know less, in human beings of whom they know nothing." The book reminds me of my recent interview .         The authors argue that the conventional approach adopted by most healthcare systems entails the use of ‘medicine’ to treat human disease. The idea, encapsulated by the above quote attributed to Voltaire, the nom de plume of François-Marie Arouet (1694-1778), will no doubt be regarded by most people as inapplicable to 21st century healthcare, especially the system known as modern medicine. The reason that people would consider this idea to no longer be relevant is likely to be based on the assumption that ‘medical science’ has made significant advances since the 18th century and that 21st century doctors therefore possess a thorough, if not quite complete, knowledge of medicines, diseases and the human body. Unfortunately, however, this would be a mistaken assumption; as this book will demonstrate.         Dawn Lester and David Parker are my guests on today's show, and they are the authors of . They have backgrounds in the fields of Accountancy and Electrical Engineering, respectively. These fields both require an aptitude for logic, which proved extremely useful for their investigation that has involved more than ten years continuous research to find answers to the question: what really makes people ill?         A popular saying, which is often attributed to Albert Einstein, claims that problems cannot be solved by using the same way of thinking that created them. The concept underlying this saying can be extrapolated to indicate that a problem can often be better understood by people outside of the discipline in which it occurs because they are not bound by any dogma or biases inherent within that discipline. The authors’ investigation of why people become ill was conducted from a different perspective from that of the medical establishment; it was therefore free from the dogma and biases inherent within ‘medical science’. This unbiased and logical approach enabled them to follow the evidence with open minds and led them to discover the flaws within the information about illness and disease that is promulgated by the medical establishment.         The results of their investigation are revealed within their book, and we explore those results on today's show.       During this discussion, you'll discover: -Why an accountant and engineer decided to write a book about health and disease...7:03         -Why David and Dawn's non-medical backgrounds were an asset to their research...14:15         -Why AIDS is rampant in Africa without drugs and antibiotics that cause it...21:10         -What we can learn from the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic today...35:30         -The dangers of chlorine...46:00         -Giant rocks in space related to shifts in world health...49:30         -What causes disease (if it's not a virus)...57:05         -How David and Dawn have altered their diets since writing their book...1:01:00       -How to naturally battle health issues in our internal and external environments...1:05:30       -David's top health tips...1:11:45

My guest today is Eric Jorgenson, a Product Strategist at Zaarly and the author of the Almanack of Naval Ravikant: a guide to wealth and happiness. The book collects and curates Naval's wisdom from Twitter, podcasts, and essays over the past decade. Naval is the founder of Angel List, an angel investor who has invested in companies like Twitter and Uber, and the man behind one of the most popular Twitter accounts in the world. He's known for his thoughts on startups, investing, crypto, wealth, and happiness. This is a conversation about that book. We began the conversation talking about Multiply by Zero Effects, which comes from a short e-book Eric wrote called Career Advice for Uniquely Ambitious People. Then, we moved onto the Almanac. We talked about the differences between Charlie Munger and Naval Ravikant, building specific knowledge, and how operating companies influenced Naval's philosophy of life. At the end, we also jammed on what Naval would say to the owners of Joe's Bar-B-Que, Eric's favorite restaurant in Kansas City. ____________________________ Show Notes 2:28 - Why Eric wrote his new book, and what he regrets not putting in it. 6:15 - What Eric thinks Charlie Munger and Naval Ravikant would disagree on most. 9:34 - Why people like Naval and Munger often give advice as the "Iron Prescription" to solve a problem or learn in a field. 12:13 - Why so many Silicon Valley entrepreneurs were on track to be an academic but then split off. 13:20 - What entrepreneurs can learn from how comedians develop their voice and leverage their following. 15:57 - What knowledge Naval has that is unique only to him in his field. 19:36 - How to maximize leverage and value as an entrepreneur and in your career. 23:26 - What defines a startup, and what Eric has learned from Nivi through his writings on VentureHacks. 25:37 - How Naval uses Twitter as a repository for his ideas and findings and as a forge to test them out. 31:22 - Naval's view of hard work and how it has changed over time. 34:40 - Why it took multiple rereadings of his book and years of observation and experience for Eric to start fully understanding Naval's idea of "productize yourself". 36:11 - What about Eric's own book did he start to resent by the end of creating it. 40:01 - How the message of the book changed as Eric was compressing and cutting the source material down. 43:10 - Why Eric could not have done this book without loving Naval's work as much as he does. 46:19 - What advice Naval would give to Eric's favorite restaurant, Joe's Barbecue. 48:45 - Why David has never forgotten Eric's comment on how "owning a home is a never-ending battle against water" and what he means when he says that. 50:20 - How writing this book gave Eric "more clarity, confidence, and peace through all aspects of life."

Lawrence J Peter said simply “if you don’t know where you are going, you will probably end up somewhere else.” Benton Crane interviews Best-Selling Author David Neagle. David tells us how a near-tragic experience taught him how to change his mindset in order to achieve success.3:41 Why David dropped out of High School7:19 Why David decided not to be a police officer14:47 What David learned from being sucked through a dam20:49 Why you should accept personal responsibility and find out who you areYou can find links to David Neagle’s website and podcast below.If you’re interested in learning more about Harmon Brothers, you can grab a copy of our book at harmonbrothersbook.com Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share. Episodes published every Tuesday at 6 am EST. We’ll see you on the next one.Find David Neagle here www.davidneagle.comhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/david-neagle-the-successful-mind-podcast/id1364135487

We’re told that our goals have to be time-bound. That we have to give ourselves a deadline if we want to achieve. The problem with that is too many of us quit three feet from gold, as the saying goes. But how do you stay committed when a year has gone by and you still don’t have your first multifamily deal? David Acosta was a mentoring student in The Michael Blank Investor Incubator. With no money and no background in investing, David leveraged his mentor, Drew Kniffin, and our Deal Maker’s Mastermind investor network to partner on his first venture, a 220-unit deal orchestrated by Ben Risser’s team. Six months later, David closed on a 48-unit deal in Lexington, KY, this time serving as lead syndicator! On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, David joins me to discuss how he did his first multifamily deal—without any money or previous real estate experience. He explains how having a mentor helped him build confidence and stay committed when his first deal took a few months longer than expected. Listen in for David’s insight on partnering with others to earn credibility and learn why it’s crucial to commit to the outcome you want, not the timeline. Key Takeaways What prompted David’s interest in multifamily investing Background in restaurants, wanted to control time Real estate investing research led to TMB course What made David think he could skip SFH investing Mentor to look over shoulder through process Took course to get educated + build confidence Why David felt having a mentor was the right choice for him No background in real estate (shorten timeline) Invest in education to be taken seriously David’s frustration with missing his 12-month goal Deflating to fall short, temptation to walk away Mentor encouraged to commit to goal vs. timeline How David finally found his first deal Connect with others in Deal Maker Mastermind Partner as GP with another investor’s team How the Law of the First Deal worked for David Competitive advantage in closing second deal Had confidence to serve as lead syndicator What’s next for David as a real estate investor Build out team, efficiencies in processes Scale and grow business from there David’s advice for aspiring multifamily investors Develop persistence to commit to outcome Get educated and consider hiring mentor Join an ecosystem, JV to build track record Connect with David Acosta Acosta Capital David on LinkedIn David on Instagram Resources Purchase the Replay of Deal Maker Live Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program Check Out Michael’s First Deal Maker Profiles Explore Michael’s Products & Programs Connect with Other Investors in the Deal Maker’s Mastermind Ed Hermsen on Apartment Building Investing EP225 Drew Kniffin at Nighthawk Equity The Miracle Equation: The Two Decisions That Move Your Biggest Goals from Possible, to Probable, to Inevitable by Hal Elrod Ben Risser on Apartment Building Investing EP102 Podcast Show Notes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Do you have what it takes to raise the money you need to turn your business idea into an actual business? The truth is, entrepreneurs often find themselves needing money to get things going, but they also need to get things going enough so they can prove their idea will work. But how do you prove your value and show your ability to execute to investors? In this episode of Success Unfiltered, David Rabie of Tovala shares how he went from having zero experience raising money to successfully getting several rounds of investments to turn his business school idea into an operating and quickly growing company. Tovala is a revolutionary in-home cooking solution that combines a smart oven and fresh meal delivery service to make home cooking completely effortless. David leads the company while ensuring every decision stands by the founding vision. Tovala’s mission is to make it easier for people to eat well. As co-founder and CEO, Rabie has taken the company from an idea in business school to an operating and quickly growing company - with Tovala ovens and meals now in thousands of homes across the U.S.  If you’re intimidated by the process of raising money and finding the right investors for your business, this episode is a must-listen!   Here’s a few things we talked about: David shares a little bit about Tovala and the first big rejection he faced in business David shares the difficult first round of raising money in order to build the team they needed The biggest challenge David faced raising money that had nothing to do with the viability of his idea Why a strong support system was key for David to keep pushing forward when things got tough David shares the importance of following up to not only create relationships but to also show you can get things done The biggest factor in a successful follow up system for fundraising The major mistake David made early on in presenting his product to investors and what he would have done differently Why David decided to say NO to a big investor (even though it cost him an huge amount of investment money) and why it’s so important to set boundaries on who you will to do business with David shares what he would tell his younger self Connect with Tovala: Website Instagram   Enjoy, and thank you for tuning into Success Unfiltered! To share your thoughts: Email The Pitch Queen @ hello@thepitchqueen.com Ask a question over at www.ThePitchQueen.com Share Success Unfiltered on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, & LinkedIn  To help the show out: Please leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe to the show on iTunes. Music produced by Deejay-O  www.iamdeejayo.com

David Gessner is back for his third appearance on the podcast, and this time we are discussing his brand new book "Leave It As It Is: A Journey Through Theodore Roosevelt's American Wilderness." Most long-time listeners will remember David's past two episodes-- we discussed everything from Edward Abbey and Wallace Stegner to his daily writing rituals and his hand-built coastal writing shack. If you haven't listened to those first two episodes, I encourage you to do so—they are chock-full of wisdom, good humor, and inspiration to fight to conserve the places you love. But first, take a listen to this episode, as it offers some timely insights into this current moment in history. - In this episode, we spend the full hour discussing his new book and digging into the good, the bad, and the ugly of Theodore Roosevelt's legacy. As many of your know, I've read way-too-many TR books, and "Leave It As It Is" offers the most balanced, clear-eyed examination of the man that I've read to date. It's not a strict biography or historical examination of TR, although there's plenty of both within the pages. Rather, it's David's search to capture the best of TR's conservation ethos, to discard the worst, and to use the balance to build a new, holistic model for conservation and environmental justice. David melds together a confluence of ideals that acknowledges the wrongs of the past and sets an equitable, sustainable course for the future. During this time when we are rightfully reexamining many of our country's revered historical figures, "Leave It As It Is" provides a valuable, well-timed deep dive into the complexities of TR and his influence on conservation in the United States. - Although an hour-long interview is no substitute for reading the book, I believe that this conversation will give you a good taste of the fresh and unique perspective that David brings to the well-worn subject of Theodore Roosevelt. We start by discussing the relevance of studying TR now, in the midst of a global pandemic, economic crisis, and social turmoil. David also explains the series of events that led him to begin writing this book, a multi-year project that took him from Bears Ears to Yosemite with many stops in between. We talk in-depth about TR's unacceptable views and treatment of Native Americans, some of the hypocrisies that defined TR's life, and why David chose to stare these uncomfortable facts in the eye rather than just make excuses, as many biographers do. David discusses how TR's idea of the Strenuous Life has helped define his own life, and how writing this book has encouraged David to become more of an activist for specific causes. We also talk about the removal of the TR statue in New York, the idea of the Confluence of Ideals, and David offers up a long list of further reading on TR. - I loved every minute of this conversation, and I highly encourage you to read "Leave It As It Is." It's an important book that is perfect for this important time in history. Hope you enjoy! --- "Leave It As It Is: A Journey Through Theodore Roosevelt's American Wilderness" by David Gessner David Gessner Full Episode Notes and Links: https://mountainandprairie.com/david-gessner-3/ LEAVE A PODCAST REVIEW on Apple Podcasts --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 5:00 - What is the value of studying TR during this moment in history? 9:00 - The Antiquities Act explained 12:30 - Why read biography? 14:00 - TR's attitude toward Native Americans 17:00 - Importance of open conversation and hypocrisy 18:30 - "Walking the ridge" 20:00 - David's "What would Teddy do?" list 21:00 - Why David had to write this specific book 27:00 - "Confluence of Ideals" 32:00 - Importance of living strenuously 33:30 - Combining books and adventure 37:30 - Focused action 39:30 - Morris and McCullough's TR work 41:30 - Thoughts on the removal of the NYC TR statue 46:00 - TR as an effective, energetic liberal 49:30 - Backstory on the title "Leave It As It Is" 52:30 - Who wins in a TR vs. Trump fight? 55:00 - How did writing this book change David? 58:00 - Activists that David admires 59:30 - Additional recommended books on TR

David's new book, On Inhumanity: Dehumanization and How to Resist It ... The tension at the heart of dehumanization ... David: Genocides are moralistic ... The essential role of psychological essentialism ... Dehumanization in American politics ... When David received death threats after critiquing Jordan Peterson ... The "Great Chain of Being" and our complex conception of monsters ... Why David doesn't like the term "the banality of evil" ... How to resist dehumanization ...

Hospitals have always been filled with heroes, even before the COVID-19 pandemic set in.A new docu-series on Netflix, “Lenox Hill,” serves as a timely reminder with its compelling look at the pre-coronavirus work done behind the walls of that New York hospital system. David Langer, MD, chair of neurosurgery at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan, and vice president of neurosurgery for Northwell Health Western Region, spoke about answering the call to help provide care for patients with COVID-19 regardless of sub-specialty.Dr. Langer's work has been featured in numerous peer-reviewed publications and he has spoken nationally and internationally on vascular disorders such as aneurysms and arteriovenous malformations (AVMs) of the brain. He is one of the few cerebral bypass surgeons in the country.In this episode we discuss: 1. Life on set of Lenox Hill 2. Aneurysms - what they are, how to prevent them and how to treat them 3. Why David got into medicine and how what sparked his interest in neurosurgery 4. Understanding and demystifying pseudo-science and commonly held misconceptions that we hear on social media 5. The life of a neurosurgeon during COVID-19 and much more. Find David here: https://www.instagram.com/drdlanger/REVIEW/SHARE:If you enjoyed the episode and have a spare 1-2 minutes please leave a review on iTunes so the Neuro Experience podcast ranks higher and becomes more discoverable for other listeners. And if you have any friends that you think will benefit from listening to this episode or any of the other Neuro Experience episodes please share the link – together we can make brain health something that everyone can thrive on!

How successful investing requires judgment and humility not accurate forecasting ability.Topics covered include:Why pretending to know when you don't is harmful.Why true experts admit their limitations.Why David recently increased his allocation to stocks in his portfolio.How the number of new retail brokerage accounts has exploded.How the stock of the bankrupt company Hertz is a great example of how not to invest.What is privilege and what should we do about it.Thanks to NetSuite and Aspiration for sponsoring the episode. To open your Aspiration Spend and Save cash management account, text DAVID to 64-000For show notes and more information on this episode click here.

Are you ready to enter the vortex and escape The Matrix in this week’s episode, a fascinating, inspiring, and sometimes shocking journey with David “Avocado” Wolfe? Over the last few years, I’ve watched as tech giants whittle away at our ability to share our opinions and the truth — and David experienced that authoritarianism firsthand. He was one of the first people in the health and wellness space that I really saw getting targeted, so he’s also been working on ways to share his message without relying on these platforms for longer than almost anyone in the space.  And it’s a good thing, too, because we desperately need people who are willing and able to think critically, do some research, and then share with everyone else what the greater medical establishment and mainstream media are seemingly unwilling to talk about or actively covering up. This week’s episode is all about the dangers of Big Tech censorship, how we can stop relying on big tech companies to stay connected with our communities, the increasing medical tyranny being imposed upon our world right now, and — most importantly — how to stay positive, optimistic, blissed-out, and affect change for the better even in the most challenging times.  David also busts some misconceptions about viruses and shares how we can use Coated Silver, combined with a huge helping of medicinal mushrooms, to protect our bodies against viral infections, especially during this time. You can use the code LUKE2020 for 10% off Coated Silver and anything else at shop.davidwolfe.com. My hope is that, after listening, you will put on your critical thinking hat, keep an open mind, and do your own research to come to a deeper understanding of the current events that we cover in this episode. 09:20 — David’s journey with Big Tech censorship,  how he built a 12M person following on Facebook, and how he’s trying to find ways to circumvent the major platforms to get his message out uncensored Cracking the Facebook code Why there was a concerted effort to reduce David’s reach and how they accomplished that The dogma of scientism What are people so afraid of? Not all scientists are bad The unscientific nature of scientism The cognitive dissonance of the followers of scientism 26:05 — The Great Awakening Are thoughtful use of plant medicines and psychedelics a natural reaction to the feeling of being controlled and lied to? Why David grows his own plant medicines and what he gets out of that experience How plant medicines can transform human consciousness We live in a realm of spirit and soul, not materialism Hate culture: hating people who hate people Trump promised to move away from the establishment but he’s sold himself to them just as much as any other Republican or Democrat The return of clinical psychedelics Why David thinks others should grow their own plant medicines Sacred medicines command respect, not addiction   57:30 — What are the most censored topics on social media? Vaccines are #1 Twitter is the worst The current crisis and the medical tyranny being played out by Big Pharma and the worldwide medical establishment The medical scientism model is not the right model for treating inflammatory diseases, age-related diseases, or viral and infectious diseases   01:05:05 — Wrapping my head around the truth about the coronavirus I don’t know the truth about the coronavirus but I know I’m being lied to The interactions between bacteria and viruses & why the coronavirus couldn’t kill people on its own Medical science still doesn’t understand that much about the human microbiome Due to the way this virus works, they’re not going to be able to develop an effective vaccine The misinformation being circulated about viruses Figuring out what the contagion actually is Why are people so obsessed with injections?   01:17:30 — How to boost your immune system and protect yourself from this or any virus David’s prescription for boosting your immunity and protecting yourself from the contagion: 10 drops of Coated Silver + a massive amount of medicinal mushrooms  Use code LUKE2020 for 10% off Coated Silver Four Sigmatic Real Mushrooms Life Cykel We already figured out how to treat infections diseases more effectively with ozone, and the effectiveness is increased when combined with things like Coated Silver Colloidal Silver vs Coated Silver The sacredness of silver People can be helped in hospitals, but they’re not being helped right now   01:31:45 — The EMF nightmare Recent interviews with Dr. Thomas Cowan and Dr. Buttar What’s up with the tests? How the mainstream media likes to belittle EMF concerns by mischaracterizing protests against 5G Why the new 5G antennas are more concerning than older cellular technologies A history of illness near the testing of new EMF technologies The obviousness of chemtrails and geoengineering Why so many still feel cognitive dissonance around this hard-to-face fact   01:56:20 — How to stay positive, optimistic, blissed-out, and affect change for the better (even in the most challenging times) Maintaining joy in the face of deception Our soul’s journey If this was easy, there would be no point in human incarnation Have the best day ever   More about this episode. 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