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George Lever is a producer who has worked with bands such as Sleep Token, Loathe, and many others. He joined Eyal Levi on Discord to answer questions from the URM community.  On this episode: 3:04 - Adjusting to having a sub in the room 13:57 - Side-chain compression 22:12 - Hearing distortion 38:05 - Why George works in a small studio Want to level up your audio game? Sign up for URM. When you sign up, you'll get access to: Insanely detailed audio production tutorials One-on-one feedback Multi-track sessions from some of the biggest names in rock and metal Be sure to follow URM on Instagram and Facebook. Follow Eyal Levi on Instagram. Like this show? Please leave us a 5-star review - even one sentence helps! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think about the ingredients that make an epic adventure? George Mahood's adventure took shape during a night at the pub when he and his buddy devised a plan to cycle the full length of Great Britain with nothing but their underwear- no clothes, no money, and no bike! If that's not epic, I don't know what is! If you're curious about what it takes to have once in a lifetime experience centered around the generosity of strangers, then you don't want to miss this week's episode.  Have you ever tried traveling outside the box to create a one-of-a-kind experience? I'd love to hear your story and hope you will share it by sending me an audio message. Don't forget that if you want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more. Check out Zero To Travel Premium Passport. Today's episode is being sponsored by the amazing folks over at Wildly Goods which helps to keep me (and my feet) ridiculously comfortable and blister-free through all seasons.  Tune In To Learn: 07:30 Why George and Ben decided to cycle the length of Great Britain with no clothes 11:10 Exactly what is need to have an adventure 15:00 How terrible weather helped George and Ben get started 16:30 What George learned about money 19:00 The best and worst parts of having no money 22:30 Stories about some of the most unusual and generous people they met 26:50 Why cycling with less changes the usual troubles that come with bike trips 29:00 How George self-published his book about the trip 31:10 The processes of documenting the adventure 34:10 Incorporating adventure into daily life 38:20 How to settle back into normal life after an adventure 40:30 George's advice for anyone who wants to have an adventure And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Wildly Goods Today's Sponsor Check out more of George's books Stay Up All Night Night Location Indie Camp Indie Want More? Norway To Cape Town On A Tandem Bike + How Sweet It Is How to Live Your Nomad Dream: One Family's Epic Bike Ride Viking Biking: Opening Up Doors Wherever You Go

George Selgin, director of the Center of Monetary Alternatives at the Cato Institute joins the show to discuss Bitcoin, Free Banking, and stablecoins. In this episode:  Why George refers to Bitcoin as a synthetic commodity money Why George was excited by the possibility for synthetic commodity money What conditions would have to hold for Bitcoin to be considered money Why money is a spectrum rather than binary Are stablecoins prone to bank runs? Is Tether's melange of underlying collateral sufficient? How should stablecoins be regulated? Why are regulators looking into stablecoins today? Comparing stablecoins to Money Market Mutual Funds Why money market funds broke the buck in 08 Are stablecoins as systemic as money market funds? George's objections to Gorton and Zhang's paper on free banking and stablecoins George's definition of free banking Was the 1830s-60s period in the U.S. a period of genuine free banking? The actual causes of bank failures in the pre-Civil War period Why 'unit banking' was so fragile What lessons can be taken from Canada's experience with free banking in that era Why the history of Free Banking is a red herring in the stablecoin debate George's recommendations for a primer on free banking George's reflections on Hal Finney's reference to his work Why bank failures are often the consequence of regulation Content mentioned in this episode:  Selgin, Synthetic Commodity Money  The Alt-M Blog Selgin, Money Free and Unfree White, Free Banking in Britain Selgin, The Theory of Free Banking Dowd, The Experience of Free Banking Gorton and Zhang, Taming Wildcat Stablecoins Sponsor notes:  This episode is brought to you by Withum, a top 25 accounting firm with a cutting-edge Digital Currency and Blockchain Technology practice. To learn more, visit  withum.com/crypto.

The most successful world and European clay target shooter that has ever shot a shotgun is on the podcast this week.  George Digweed holds 26 World titles, 19 European championships, 11 British & English championships and 16 World Cups.  His accomplishments are truly amazing just to see the numbers, but even more impressive to know that one man has accomplished this and much more.  We discussed: The 2021 World Championships at EJ Churchill How the lockdowns have affected shooting The differences that you see when shooting a world championship in the UK vs shooting one in the US If you should find a coach that has proven themselves as a winner One thing that a shooter should focus on the most to make them better Things that could make someone a winner The pressure of shooting as a World Champion What changes in shooting as you get older Why George does not practice at all Why George chooses 32" barrels over 34s and much more.

We join athlete George Goodwin and his coach Blair Cartmell in conversation this week. Blair's an elite coach and was based at Triathlon Scotland's Performance Centre at the University of Stirling, for almost a decade, before moving to Bath. He has also lived and breathed the sport alongside his brother, the former professional Fraser Cartmell. Meanwhile, George has been involved in triathlon since he was a youngster. He switched to longer distances early on, when he knew that he wouldn't be on British Triathlon's funding. He was 12th at the Ironman 70.3 World Championships in 2019 and 3rd at Challenge Daytona in 2020. It's a really fascinating insight the harsh reality of ITU racing and why there are an increase options for young triathletes beyond the Olympics. You'll hear: How they first met at Stirling University 14:40 Why George jumped ship early to 70.3 racing 25:10 The struggles of making it to ITU racing 30:24 About George's 3rd place at Daytona 45:20 Why training environment is key And why it really is a case of keep calm and carry on Find out more about this week's guests George Goodwin https://www.instagram.com/gj_goodwin/?hl=en (website) Blair Cartmell https://twitter.com/blaircartmell?lang=en (Twitter) and https://newtriathlon.com/ (coaching website) Like what you heard? Let me know! Connect with Inside Tri Show across Social Media, just search Inside Tri Show or click on the icons below https://www.patreon.com/insidetrishow (GET YOUR HANDS ON AN EXCLUSIVE EPISODE!) Sign up to be a vino buddy or a training buddy on Patreon and get your hands on the latest patrons-only exclusive episode, including a full interview with Luke Grenfell Shaw and a blast from the past - the first ever interview I did with Chrissie Wellington back in 2009! You can still support me and support the show by clicking https://www.patreon.com/insidetrishow (here) to buy me a coffee every so often by https://www.patreon.com/insidetrishow (becoming a Patron of the Inside Tri Show). Sponsors of the show https://resilientnutrition.com/discount/insidetri10 (Long Range Fuel) are phenomenally tasty nut butters from Resilient Nutrition, enhanced by cutting edge science, to boost your stamina, keep you calm and alert and bolster your resilience. Get 10% off by using the code insidetri10 or go direct https://resilientnutrition.com/discount/insidetri10 (via this link). Supporters of the show https://www.33fuel.com/ (33 Fuel) – natural and very yummy sports nutrition. For your chance to win 3 months supply of award winning 33 Fuel Ultimate Daily Greens, enter the draw by https://bit.ly/31lR3I1 (clicking on this link). And as always, use the code INSIDETRI33 for a discount at checkout at https://www.33fuel.com/ (www.33fuel.com). https://www.insidetrishow.com/episode/www.komfuel.co.uk (Komfuel) - Like a pic' n mix of sports nutrition through your letterbox! Listeners can get 20% off all orders or advance sweat tests using the code: INSIDETRI at https://komfuel.co.uk/ (www.komfuel.co.uk) Find out more about Helen Head over to https://www.helenmurray.net/ (Helen's website) to find out more about her This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Support this podcast

Loneliness is something that has probably plagued all of us at different points in our lives, but it’s a feeling that has been more prevalent this past year than any before with a global pandemic that sent us all into our homes. But what if that feeling of loneliness could be combatted safely, from our homes, and through the help of strangers? Enter Open Bubble’s George de la Ville Bauge.  The Frenchman developed the connection app Open Bubble before COVID-19 became a reality last spring, but its inception has been instrumental in combatting a pandemic of loneliness in the elderly and young alike in this year of social distancing. On this episode of The Sidewalk Talk podcast, Traci talks with George all about Open Bubble, why he decided to use an app to address the loneliness he was feeling in his own life, and why connecting with strangers is such a gift. Don’t miss this timely and important conversation that can help us all step outside of our bubbles to lead less lonely lives.    Episode Milestones [00:07] Intro  [02:44] Meet George  [08:20] Open Bubble  [11:34] The gift of connecting strangers   [17:11] Why George chose to combat loneliness through an app  [26:00] Getting in touch with our humanity again  [30:08] How meeting strangers impacts loneliness  [37:48] George’s wish for you  [41:00] Outro    Resources Mentioned Open Bubble    Standout Quotes from the Episode “Loneliness is not only being isolated, you can be lonely with people around; you can be lonely because you think in different ways. What we’re trying to do is tackle the feeling of loneliness.” —George de la Ville Bauge  “There are two hurdles we are trying to solve: whether the other person is available, and what are we going to talk about.” —George de la Ville Bauge  “We all live in bubbles, and at some point, it’s very beneficial to open a window into one of those bubbles and let some air come in.” —George de la Ville Bauge  “Any war in the world, between neighbors or between countries, starts because people don’t understand each other.” —George de la Ville Bauge  “I just want to get people in touch with each other and let the magic happen.” —George de la Ville Bauge  “Nothing really brings more joy than connection with another person. You can find real joy talking with another human who you didn’t know ten minutes before.” —George de la Ville Bauge    Connect: Find | Sidewalk Talk Podcast At sidewalk-talk.org On Instagram: @sidewalktalkorg On Twitter: @sidewalktalkorg   Find | Traci Ruble At Traciruble.com On Instagram: @TraciRubleMFT On Twitter: @TraciRubleMFT On Facebook: @TraciRubleMFT

Lodgers didn't know how good they had it when they viewed Ad Astra for Episode 68 of the Lodgecast! George Clooney's The Midnight Sky continues in the tradition of what is being termed the "Sad Dadstra" genre of melancholic space movies. George Clooney directs and stars in this $100 million Netflix movie. Clooney is stuck with child actor Caoilinn Springall in the Arctic Circle as they try to tell space cadets near Jupiter not to come home because most of Earth has been wiped out. The space cadets are played by Felicity Jones, David Oyelowo, Tiffany Boone, Demian Bichir, and Kyle Chandler. The Lodgecast brings on a George Clooney expert to help us evaluate the man, his career, and his latest bewildering science fiction film. Why George, why!?

In this special panel discussion episode, work futurists Karen Eber, Charles Araujo and George Muir discuss how work changed in 2020 as we ve known it and how to adapt to that change going forward. Show notes at lifeskillsthatmatter.com/show355 Lot of great lessons in our conversations including: Why George believes we should no longer be discussing how to approach the future of work, but the future of life itself. Karen believes companies need to be thinking about how to create engaged cultures no matter where their employees are located. Charles says if you want to work on your terms, now has never been a better time to do that. Karen predicts younger generations will view commuting to work in the same way we now viewing smoking on airplanes. Ready to work for yourself? Learn the first 5 actions at lifeskillsthatmatter.com/getstarted Subscribe https://lifeskillsthatmatter.com/subscribe-podcast Podcast Archive https://lifeskillsthatmatter.com/podcast The post How Work Changed In 2020 (355) appeared first on Life Skills That Matter.

Master Your Forex Trading Psychology (You'll Wish You Knew This Earlier) In episode 274 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, Etienne interviews full-time trader George Papasov. We discuss Forex trading psychology and the art of mastering your trading mindset for success. In the recent years, George has placed a lot more emphasis on trader psychology in his day trading style. If you want to master your Forex trading psychology, watch this entire trader interview! >> Watch the video recording! In This Episode, You'll Learn... 0:00 Start 0:16 Who is George Papazov and what he does 2:06 An introduction to trading psychology [MUST WATCH] 6:44 How can you truly believe that success if possible 12:08 How long did George took to figure out the importance of working on his mindset 13:34 The real reasons why you should trade 15:44 Why money is never enough 16:20 Which is George's Papazov trading style and strategy 18:16 Why George has expanded his trading to multiple markets 20:10 How to get started with Order Flow Trading 22:54 What made George move from Technical Analysis to Order Flow 25:09 What has George is doing to improve himself 27:36 What Etienne is doing to improve himself 31:31 You need to find the best fit for you 36:29 The importance of constantly learning and teaching 39:30 The importance of Money Mindset [MUST WATCH] 45:48 Is meditation really that important? 50:52 Where to find George Papazov And much more! What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group! Desire To Trade's Top Resources DesireToTRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist One-Page Trading Plan (free template) Recommended brokers: Pepperstone (use our link to get a special bonus) AxiTrader (use our link to get a special bonus) Desire To TRADE Academy About The Desire To Trade Podcast Subscribe via iTunes (take 2 seconds and leave the podcast a review!) Subscribe via Stitcher Subscribe via TuneIn Subscribe via Google Play See all podcast episodes How To Find George Papazov? YouTube Mind Over Markets What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!  

Why George, why? Kittle goes down again. Get the rest of the news from the game by game recap, and who to supplement your team with for the back half of the season. Who's it time to drop, buy, or sell. Find it all right here! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Whether you’re trying to build wealth or simply have a better idea of market fundamentals, understanding macroeconomics will give you a significant upper hand. Nobody understands this better than George Gammon, the entrepreneur, investor, and real estate expert who helps his audience increase their wealth and freedom by teaching macroeconomics through his YouTube channel. On today’s show, George shares his thoughts on the state of the market, his approach to investing, and how he built a YouTube channel that went from 200 to 40 000 views a day just four months after its launch. George begins by explaining why the economy is in more danger now than in 2008, detailing that it is a complex system which, if meddled with, will produce unpredicted results and how the current Fed stimulus exemplifies this. We talk about how George approaches his portfolio and how this fits into his goals to live a life with as much freedom as possible. Here he discusses how to separate your investments into buckets, the need to set up a plan B, and how his decision to shack up in St. Bart’s during the pandemic factors into all this. We also focus on George’s recent career, and he shares the ins and outs of how he started his YouTube channel, his content repurposing strategies, and how the value he is bringing by teaching macroeconomics at a time like this contributed to the surge in his following. For all this and a bunch of actionable pointers from George about how to educate yourself about the economy and become a better investor, be sure to tune in.   TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:21] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast!  [02:47] George’s road to learning about investing, interest in macros, and starting his YouTube channel. [03:56] Problems with the financial system; meddling with a complex system we don’t understand. [07:42] Understanding the Fed stimulus and how it’s making things worse now than in 2008. [15:03] ‘Price makers’, and why thriving online businesses are more protected right now. [17:08] George’s strategy for building an audience and product online and monetizing it. [23:07] The sudden growth rates George’s channel experienced and what produced this. [25:26] Asymmetric downside and why investors should understand macroeconomics. [30:11] George’s advice on how to diversify your portfolio in the current climate. [35:08] How to buy gold, or stocks that deal in it if you can’t get it physically. [36:39] Insurance versus speculation: The difference between gold and bitcoin. [37:35] Initial resources to consult for learning about macroeconomics. [40:42] What freedom means to George; having a plan B and how to form one. [47:07] Does understanding macroeconomics help you understand incentives? [47:30] Getting a clearer understanding of economics by reading Thomas Sowell. [49:09] ‘Stagflate,’ lie, and tax: Jason Burack and George’s view of what’s in store. [51:31] George’s remote process for his whiteboard videos and tools that help him. [52:53] Book recommendations from George for investing, probabilities thinking, and economics. [56:07] Why George recommends listening to The End Game podcast with Mike Green. [57:47] The best way to find George online.   Resources From The Interview:   George Gammon on YouTube George Gammon on Twitter The Rebel Capitalist Show Social Blade Robert Kiyosaki Neil Patel Milton Friedman  Free to Choose Thomas Sowell Basic Economics Jim Rogers Peter Schiff Stan Druckenmiller Chris MacIntosh Lyn Alden Jim Grant Rick Rule Sprott The Canadian Mint HSBC Macro Voices Real Vision Nomad Capitalist Hugh Hendry Charlie Munger Jason Burack on Twitter Wall St. for Main St. Peloton Zoom Skype WeTransfer Ed Thorp The Grant Williams Podcast: The End Game The End Game with Mike Green Peter Thiel Must read book: Beat the Dealer, Market Wizards   Leave Some Feedback:   What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed   Connect with Eric Siu:    Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter

The path to a career in trades is not a one-size-fits-all trajectory. For my friend George Bergey, he didn't jump on the college train or head straight into trade school. Instead, he joined the Marines, built up some of his skills, and then began his career in trades years after his high school graduation. Now, he’s worked his way up from carpentry apprenticeship to working as the Project Superintendent for Hunter Roberts Construction Group. In this episode, George details his experience transitioning from Marines to the trades, including what it was like to take certification tests and find his first job. He shares why he chose carpentry over other trades, what his day-to-day looks like, and how he’s keeping his team safe during these COVID times. We also bust the myth that college is the pathway to success, and why working in trades is a great way to make a living. Tune in to hear more about George’s professional journey from Marine to Project Superintendent! Some Questions I Ask: How did you get started in the trades? (4:28)What responsibilities fall under the jurisdictional work that carpenters do? (10:49)Did you ever consider any other trades? (15:21)What are the procedures like regarding COVID on the big job that you’re managing right now? (28:00)If I were to take your Jeep or boat away, which one would get you more upset? (31:07)In This Episode You Will Learn: What George’s transition from the Marines to trades was like. (4:40)What is a roadman? (8:58)Why George chose carpentry as his civilian career. (15:26)What a day in George’s life as a project superintendent looks like. (17:06)How George cultivates a team that holds health and safety as top priority during these COVID times. (28:09)Why George believes that college is not the right path for everyone. (33:35)Let’s Connect!LinkedInInstagram MPC Builders - WebsiteMPC Builders - Facebook Connect with George Bergey: LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

George Grombacher is a former Division 1 scholarship athlete in tennis. He serves on the Foundation Board for Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona, the Phoenix Police Department's Citizen Review Board and he is the President of the Phoenix Alumni Chapter of Sigma Chi. He is also the President of Financial Consulting Professionals and the Founder and Chief Community Officer of Money Alignment Academy. George has been named to Investopedia's list of the Top 100 Most Influential Financial Advisors. He is the host of the Money Savage podcast and the co-host of the Figure It Out podcast. What you'll learn about in this episode: Why the chaos of 2020 so far has proven the need for developing resiliency to better survive these challenges How George is offering a two-week course to help you detox your mind, body and finances, and how the course will help those aspects of your life Why we are all guilty of wasting a lot of time and falling down the rabbit holes of the internet Why George believes that great information plus a supportive community equals real and lasting change How George first got involved in financial services and found his passion for impacting others in positive ways Why having all the other aspects of your life in sync can also help you achieve financial success What simple time-saving strategies and key daily habits George uses to speed up his mornings and avoid wasting time How the global pandemic has impacted people's finances, and what advice George has to share for helping people recover from the impact Why participants in George's program don't need to be experts in exercise, nutrition or personal finance Resources: Website: www.smartrealestatecoach.com/strive Website: http://moneyalignmentacademy.com/ Website: https://georgegrombacher.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/georgegrombacher/ Additional resources: Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS/ Smart Real Estate Coach Podcast Sponsor: Paul G. Dion CPA, CTC

It's so hard to ask for what I want in bed or how to answer what do you want me to do to you sexually. Why? George says we either want to protect our partner from something hurtful and we're avoiding what we feel. But without talking about it, we shortcut that delicious exploration, even the missing spots and getting redirected - that is part of the magic of excitement. Our 4 questions are open-ended and hopefully spark real conversation between you and your lover - even if you've been doin' it forever.   Check our our great sponsor F! Use the coupon code "Foreplay" so that they know we sent you!

I talk to George Asprey, who plays the evil lion Scar and Gary Jordan, who plays the wisecracking bird Zazu in the London production of the Lion King. They talk to me about:How after leaving the army George went to LAMDA and after graduating started doing musicals as a dancer (despite not being a dancer!).George stood in for Kenneth Branagh on set when Kenneth directed the film Frankenstein.Gary was the voice-over for Tang and Mr. Granite on CBBC's ZingZillas - and also for a Japanese Playstation football video game!George's disaster moment when in the musical Chicago.What they had to do for their Lion King audition - George didn't have to wear a tail, but Gary did have to fly around the room!Why George thinks Scar is the greatest baddie Disney ever created.How they developed their animal characters by watching real animals move and behave - and why George thinks of snakes and spiders (not just lions).What the Lion King's "double event" is.Why there's a little bit of each Lion King actors' own personality in the animal characters they portray on stage.Scar's backstory (according to George) - why George feels sorry for him, what made Scar go bad?Why Zazu knows he won't get eaten by Scar (he hopes)!What's it like in hair and make-up.And lots of top-tips about how to work with puppets.No animals were hurt in the making of this Podcast.GEORGE AND GARY'S LOCKDOWN CHALLENGE!Video yourself performing these lines from the show as either Scar or Zazu:Scar: Oh Zazu. Zazu Zazu Zazu. Zazu: Yes sire?Scar: Nobody loved me there's the rub, not even as a cub. What did my brother have that I don't have?Zazu: Do you want the short list - or the long?Scar: Whatever.Zazu: Well he had adoring subjects, a loving family, an adoring Queen.....Scar: That's it, I need a queen!Zazu: A what?Scar: A queen man a queen! Without a queen what am I? A dead end. No descendants, no line, no future. With the Queen I'll have.... cubs.Make sure you've listened to all the advice and top tips from George and Gary in the Podcast before you record it. And get your mum/dad/sibling to read in the other part if you need to!Send your video to: spotlightvideos2020@gmail.comCLOSING DATE: 6th June 2020George and Gary's decision is final.The winners will do an online musical theatre workshop with George and Gary; and they'll be recorded performing lines from the show with them. Each winner will also get a poster from the show signed by the cast.THANK YOU GEORGE AND GARY - AND GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!

Join Marty as he sits down with George Gammon to discuss: - Why George started his YouTube channel - The Oil Wars - Was Russia's move over the weekend a kill shot directed at the US? - Corporate Debt - Buybacks - Junk bonds - The Fed's reaction to recent market movements - Fed policy and the erosion of the Nuclear family - Deflation - Sounds money standards of the past - George's thoughts on Gold v. Bitcoin - much more Check out George's YouTube channel Follow George on Twitter Shoutout to this week's sponsors. Cash App. Start #stackingsats today. Use the promo code: "stackingsats" to receive $10 and contribute $10 to OWLS Lacrosse you download the app.

After 100 episodes since his last appearance, George Hawkins joins The Water Values Podcast and discusses his work with Moonshot Missions. After filling us in on the 2 years since his departure from DC Water, George details specific examples of how utilities with challenging circumstances can optimize different aspects of their systems by adopting the modules prepared by Moonshot Missions. George asserts that the trillions of estimated utility capex spend is overinflated and identifies ways utilities can achieve more with less. As with every interview George does, this is a can’t miss episode. In this session, you’ll learn about: George’s voluntary departure from DC Water Why George started Moonshot Missions The for profit and the not-for-profit arms of Moonshot Missions How the not-for-profit Moonshot Missions helps struggling utilities The utilities eligible for help from the not-for-profit Moonshot Missions arm Why George thinks the estimated trillions of utility capex spend is overinflated The low-hanging fruit for utilities to improve operational, financial and environmental performance The role of non-revenue water in improving utility performance  Resources and links mentioned in or relevant to this session include: George Hawkins’ email: George at MoonshotMissions dot org George Hawkins’ LinkedIn profile Moonshot Missions’ website George Hawkins’ Twitter Handle TWV #060: Change Leadership with DC Water CEO George Hawkins                                 Thank You! Thanks to each of you for listening and spreading the word about The Water Values Podcast! Keep the emails coming and please rate and review The Water Values Podcast on iTunes and Stitcher if you haven’t done so already. And don’t forget to tell your friends about the podcast and whatever you do, don’t forget to join The Water Values mailing list!

Jason Hartman talks with George "Monk" Foreman III, son of boxing legend George Foreman II and founder of EverybodyFights gym, about the sport of boxing and how you can market your business in a way that helps you grow the right way. Monk also tells Jason about some ways his gyms are helping people who can't make it to the gym, as well as some stories from his life growing up with a boxing legend as a father. Key Takeaways: [1:53] Why George left boxing to be a fitness entrepreneur and 3 things that differentiate his product [6:03] How George goes around marketing to fill his gyms [9:22] Why audio classes are a thing at Everybody Fights [9:55] Growing up in the Foreman house Website: www.EverybodyFights.com

Get your martial arts website attracting new students organically with these 8 key performance factors. .IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:  Why George shifted from building martial arts websites The 8 key performance areas that you need for a high converting martial arts website Changes to mobile usability that you can’t ignore What Google assesses […] The post 89 – The 8 Key Factors Needed For High Performing Martial Arts Websites appeared first on Martial Arts Marketing For Martial Arts Business | Martial Arts Media™.

George Jarjour is back with Episode 5 of Sports Are Funny. On today's episode George discussed why this is the best week of the year and how you can't leave the couch for the next 7 days. Why a viral sensation grinded on a officer in Alabama. Why George has been so wrong about NFL Quarterback's this year. And finally some NBA talk on NBA opening night. Follow George Jarjour on IG And Twitter @GJARJOUR Follow Sports Are Funny Pod On IG and Twitter @SportsRFunnyPod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

George Church @geochurch) is a professor of genetics at Harvard & MIT, director of the Personal Genome Project, co-author of 509 papers, 143 patent publications and developed methods used for the first genome sequence (1994) & million-fold cost reductions since.It is NO exaggeration to say George's innovations have contributed to nearly all "next generation" DNA sequencing methods and companies; plus his lab's work on chip-DNA-synthesis, gene editing, and stem cell engineering resulted in founding additional application-based companies spanning fields of medical diagnostics and synthetic biology/therapeutics (all of which has led to the creation of over 14 biotech companies he's helped co-foundGeorge is the director of the IARPA BRAIN Project and NIH Center for Excellence in Genomic Science and his many honors include election to NAS and NAE and Franklin Bower Laureate for Achievement in Science.George is the author of Regenesis: How Synthetic Biology Will Reinvent Nature and Ourselves and now spends his free time trying to revive the Wholly Mammoth to combat climate change and save the world while remaining the foremost pioneer in the future of synthetic biology and genetic engineering.You can listen right here on iTunesIn today's episode we discuss:* The beginnings of the Human Genome Project and why in a lot of ways George thinks it was a waste of money* The future of genome sequencing and writing and where it's headed* Why George isn't hugely worried about genetic engineering leading to greater inequality* What scares George most in a world of synthetic biology* Why the best solutions to climate change are inevitably bio-based* How George's team is working to revive mammoths to combat climate change* The importance of being guinea pig number one* Why we should be inspired but not limited by nature* The real risk of bioterrorism* How to get benefits from your DNA without exposing your results* The importance of gene editing on getting humanity to space Make a Tax-Deductible Donation to Support The DisruptorsMake a Tax-Deductible Donation to Support The DisruptorsThe Disruptors is supported by the generosity of its readers and listeners. If you find our work valuable, please consider supporting us on Patreon, via Paypal or with DonorBox powered by Stripe.Donate

On this episode of LAB Radio we talked global remittances, markets, market making and how to use the Blockchain to help the cash-in and cash-out businesses. We brought on George Harrap, CEO and co-founder of Bitspark, a bank-less money transfer ecosystem. Bitspark enables businesses and people to cash in and cash out of cryptocurrencies and fiat across developing nations (and is enabling liquidity for 150+ foreign currencies) George Harrap, CEO and co-founder of Bitspark "A Cryptocurrency and Blockchain pioneer, one of the early users of Bitcoin since 2011, I co-founded Bitspark (Hong Kong) in 2014 with the mission of bringing low cost fast cryptocurrency based settlement to cross border transactions. Often an international speaker around the world, I am focused on empowering individuals and businesses with blockchain based payments to further financial inclusion and bring greater cost efficiencies leading to better world without the need for the legacy banking system." Here's a timeline of their company and activity to date: Their business began as a cash in cash out remittance service and still has roots in it: Now they have added DEX functionality which allows traders, investors and other users to add liquidity and capture market opportunities. All while helping provide fuel to the underlying ecosystem Bitspark provides. Learn more as we dive in with George Harrap on this episode of LAB Radio. After listening to this episode you will learn: George's background and how he ended up in Hong Kong as an Aussie The regulatory landscape and differences between places like Singapore and Hong Kong's rules and approach to Crypto businesses Why and how they chose their current Headquarters location How George got status in Hong Kong as an Australian citizen The original intent of Bitspark and why they are Crypto Agnostic The nature of the cash remittance business and the problems and opportunity George saw to be solved How as little as 5-20% of people have bank accounts in many developing nations How the cash in, cash out shop process works and the value proposition they provide Why George didn't want to change human behavior but rather improve the process of what people were already doing How Bitspark benefits users, shop owners and traders behind the scenes An arbitrage opportunity for traders to help create liquidity for shop owners and cash remittance customers About Bitshares being the first stable coin that has been working since 2014 How MakerDAO is a fork of Bitshares built on Ethereum Why the promise of not having to trust a companies reserves for a stable coin is a big deal (Hint: Crypto-based parallel FX market) How Bitshares experienced a black swan event and what Global Settlement is (and how to avoid that in the future) The process for Bitshares to incentivize traders to create Foreign Currency derivatives on their platform to help add liquidity to their How market making works through a can of coke analogy

George Antone is considered a thought leader in the finance and investing space. He is the author of 3 best-selling books on finance, the founder of the world’s largest network of private lenders, and a regular guest speaker nationwide on the topic of finance and investing. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why George chose to write his three bestselling financing books to help investors use the financial system Why George developed “hacking finance” to turn the system around and make it work FOR you instead of against you Examples of hacking strategies, like using your HELOC to pay your bills or using a 30-year mortgage to build wealth How inflation can make your mortgage beneficial to keep, rather than paying it off early Why seeing your money differently can help you build wealth without the risk of investment How using a primary “sweep account” for all your expenses can save you money What a “loan constant” is, how banks use it to shift risk to the borrower, and how to turn it to your favor Why growing wealth isn’t just about moving forward, it’s about moving forward faster than the financial system Three things you should be aware of that affect all real estate deals, and why they matter to investors more than anyone else Why making money in real estate is really more about finances than buying and selling a property Why you should be using George’s money strategies now, rather than wishing you had in retirement Why the traditional financial system has taught us all to think inside the box, and why looking at things differently can be life changing Resources: REInvestorSummit.com/hackingfinance REInvestorSummit.com/TaxFreeFuture REInvestorSummit.com/capital REInvestorSummit.com/PATLive REInvestorSummit.com/coaching REInvestorSummit.com/aof

“Maharishi & Me: Seeking Enlightenment with the Beatles' Guru” by: Susan Shumsky Susan Shumsky is a successful author in the human potential field. But in the 1970s, in India, the Swiss Alps, and elsewhere, she served on the personal staff of the most famous guru of the 20th century―Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. image Maharishi died in 2008 at age ninety, but his influence endures through the spiritual movement he founded: TM (Transcendental Meditation). Other books have been written about him, but this spellbinding page-turner offers a rare insider's view of life with the guru, including the time the Beatles studied at his feet in Rishikesh, India, and wrote dozens of songs under his influence. Both inspirational and disturbing, Maharishi and Me illuminates Susan's two decades living in Maharishi's ashrams, where she grew from a painfully shy teenage seeker into a spiritually aware teacher and author. It features behind-the-scenes, myth-busting stories, and over 100 photos of Maharishi and his celebrity disciples (the Beatles, Deepak Chopra, Mia Farrow, Beach Boys, and many more). * Why George criticized Paul severely in India? * What Paul said about seeing God when he took the psychedelic drug DMT? * What happened when Paul and his daughter Stella returned to see Maharishi in Holland? * What Paul said when Maharishi asked him and George to run for Parliament on the "Natural Law Party" ticket? * What are the hidden meanings behind these songs that Paul wrote: “Let it Be,” “Mother Nature’s Son,” “Cosmically Conscious,” “Blackbird,” “Get Back,” “Why Don’t We Do it in the Road,” “Back in the USSR,” “Fool on the Hill,” “The Long and Winding Road?” Susan shares: “Merely by being in his presence, we disciples entered an utterly timeless place and rapturous feeling, and, at the same time, realized the utter futility and insanity of the mundane world.” Simply reply to this email to book this guest! A sought-after media guest and highly acclaimed professional speaker, Susan Shumsky has done over 600 speaking engagements and over 950 media appearances since her first book was published, including Woman's World, GQ, Cosmopolitan, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, nationally syndicated and network TV, Alan Colmes on FOX news, Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, and William Shatner's Weird or What? She is also featured in the movie Three Magic Words.

In today’s episode, George Bryant, US Marine, author, and marketing consultant, shares his incredible journey from a very difficult upbringing to using his story to build successful businesses. George had a childhood that involved physical, sexual, and emotional abuse that led him to develop some unhealthy coping mechanisms. He decided to take control of his story, share it, and use it to grow both as a persona and an entrepreneur. Listen in as George explains why owning your story is so incredibly powerful and how you can do that. Visit A-Game Advantage or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Elliot Roe. Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:00 –Introducing George and his incredible journey 01:40 – How George went from a very difficult upbringing that included physical, sexual, and emotional abuse to being an incredibly successful and positive person in adulthood 04:30 – How George came to the realization that he needed to change how he was eating to feel better 04:50 – He documented the entire journey and his fight against bulemia on his food blog 05:17 – “My thought was if I could close my back doors, I would have no choice but to succeed.” 06:10 – He realized how much power and healing can come from owning your story and sharing it openly so that it doesn’t control you anymore 07:06 – The common thread is that he was trying to avoid connection 07:50 – Why George thinks you need to work toward sharing your story over time 08:25 – He knew that, for himself, he had to go to extremes and share his story publicly in order to have the breakthrough he needed 08:40 – He reveleaed his story on the biggest podcast in the world 09:20 – You need to own your story for yourself first and there are 4 stages to progress through 09:35 – The 4 As George has had to go through every time there is a breakthrough 10:20 – Acceptance is where you put a pin in the map. It doesn’t mean you have to be okay with what you’re going through, it’s just accepting where you are in the moment. 11:00 – How George utilizes action and accountability to keep himself on track 11:50 – “You’re not alone. These things didn’t happen to you, they happened.” 12:30 – Why George threw the keynote speech he planned out the window and shared his 60 seconds of truth 13:10 – How his wife challenged him to tell his story to the next man he saw 13:50 – What happened when he told 2 complete strangers his entire story 15:30 – How the feeling of sharing his story became a new addiction at first 16:18 – How awareness has made this a strength 16:34 – How he calls himself out and hold himself accountable 17:10 – Why he has embraced unapologetic authenticity even if that means calling himself out publicly 18:15 – How George’s addiction to bulemia was actually an addiction to something that fixed the feeling of the core wound underneath it 18:35 – How shining a light on the dark spots where shame hid made everything easier 19:30 – George wasn’t comfortable taking his shirt off even when he had an 8-pack due to his body dysmorphia 20:05 – All of these issues were wrapped up in taking back control he felt was taken from him 21:10 – The work he did set the foundation for him being able to accept that these beliefs and actions weren’t serving him 22:00 – In the present moment, it’s about course correcting and keeping the ship moving forward 22:50 –He realized he was setting himself up for failure with perfectionism 23:22 – Start with awareness 23:50 – Anger is a secondary emotion and underneath is hurt or fear 24:20 – These feelings are tools your subsconscious has created to keep you safe 24:50 – How George uses the knowledge that he has gained on his journey in his marketing consulting 25:45 – The core of what he does is help people get out of their own way 26:06 – The 3 things that human beings need to change in a specific order 26:28 – He uses his story as a tool to create permission for people to self-identify 28:00 – “Marketing is nothing more than two-way, long-term, value-based relationships” 28:50 – How a previous client doubled revenue by giving permission to the team 30:32 – Marketing is becoming less inhuman 31:00 – How marketing moves in cycles 31:47 – Those who are focusing on two-way relationships are winning and will continue to win 32:20 – We aren’t even seeing ads anymore 32:58 – “Relationships beat algorithms” 33:30 – Where people can find George’s keynotes 34:30 – George is focusing on teaching for the next part of his journey 3 Key Points When you own your story it will no longer own you. All changes start with awareness. Relationships beat algorithms. Contact/Resources Primed Mind – Elliot’s Mindset App George’s Website – Civilized Caveman George’s Facebook Group – Marketing with George Bryant Credits Podcast Production by Podcastily

It started with the cats. Who knew cats were trend setters but when it comes to video they were on board long before we were! One of the biggest trends I’ve seen over the last five years is the proliferation of video. You can’t go anywhere (Online, mass transit, Times Square or your home security system) without seeing a video these days. And these are not the videos of old. When I started in the business, we make gorgeous videos, shot on film and painstakingly edited for days. Today’s videos can certainly be that but more often than not – they’re run and gun videos that are often shot, edited and posted the same day, if not in real time. To think any agency can avoid getting proficient at video is a fool’s folly these days and I don’t want ignorance, fear or the “I hate the way I look on video” worry to keep you from evolving your agency’s skills in this area. You simply can’t afford not to be good at video, not to understand how to leverage video and most important – how to create videos for yourself and your clients in a cost effective, profitable way. That is why I invited George B. Thomas onto the Build A Better Agency podcast. This guy gets video and has a passion around it that is infectious. George has an interesting past – he’s a recovering youth pastor, a former pub bouncer, but no matter what his title was, he's always been about helping people at different points in their journey. Now he is the Resident Nerd at the Sales Lion, an inbound and content marketing agency helping businesses become rock stars in their markets. George believes that video is the next step of the inbound marketing evolution. He loves helping businesses wrap their heads around video. As he is quick to tell you – he’s a branding guru, a video marketing ninja, and an inbound Jedi. A little peek into George right there! When he's not running video workshops or speaking around the world, he's hanging out with his family enjoying the beautiful world that is North Carolina. What I love about George is that he's got an energy and a passion for this, which you will feel in this episode, but he also brings the goods in terms of expertise and he's going to get down to the really needy gritty of telling us not only what to do, but how to do it. I want you to listen to this conversation through parallel tracks. First, I want you to listen to it while thinking, “how can video help our clients grow their business and improve their customer’s experience?” But the other lens I want you to be using is, “how do I use video better for the agency and our biz dev efforts?” Some of you are already swimming in these waters but many of you are not. Time to get to it! What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why George believes that getting great at video is the difference between having a successful agency and closing your doors The difference between creative, big budget video that dominated agencies of the past and the much cheaper, revenue-driving videos of today Making quick, easy videos that answer the questions your sales people get the most How to sell clients on making these quick videos The kind of equipment you need to own to make video for yourself and your clients that looks great Everything you need to know to pick the right editing software The skills needed to be great behind the camera and in the editing room The kinds of videos your agency should be producing Why every person in your agency needs a video of themselves in their email signature The danger of being too salesy in your videos How to become more comfortable on camera Why you don’t have to be afraid of live video Misassumptions agencies and other businesses make about video that consumers don’t make Matching the right video to the right platform/audience Ways to contact George Thomas: Free video assessment: thesaleslion.com/assessment Content video workshop: thesaleslion.com/video Facebook: www.facebook.com/Mr.GeorgeBThomas Twitter: @GeorgeBThomas We’re proud to announce that Hubspot is now the presenting sponsor of the Build A Better Agency podcast! Many thanks to them for their support!

While we like to see people we care about in a happy state, should we be responsible for their happiness? What do we learn from moments in pain and how can we be ok to allow this to exist. Here’s what was covered: [01:42] The message we receive to be responsible. [05:04] How do we know if we are becoming over-responsible? [05:44] Being a rescuer. [08:08] Can we handle being responsible for everything? [11:19] What is pain? [13:36] The role of an enabler. [14:46] How the government can be over-responsible. [20:44] What do you do if you feel like you are over-responsible. [23:08] Why George’s manager wouldn't give him the solution when ads went wrong on air. [26:09] What did Richard Branson did so that he wouldn't be tempted to interfere. You may also want to listen to: The Overcoming anxiety Fear of failure Being ok with saying 'no'

Episode 43 *Spoiler alert- this is my favourite episode ever. Period.* George Bryant is the man behind the wildly popular Paleo food blog “Civilized Caveman Cooking Creations” as well as New York Times Best-Selling author of The Paleo Kitchen. After spending the first 20-something years of his life in a constant battle with his weight, and then nearly losing both his legs while on deployment as a US Marine, George took matters into his own hands and began his own Paleo journey. What started as a simple place to post recipes for friends has since turned into an award-winning food blog. After being in the Marines for 12 years, George has since been medically separated and is enjoying working full time creating delicious Paleo recipes, while hoping to change as many lives for the better by making REAL food recipes simple and tasty. What's unique about George is not only that he overcame a serious injury with his legs, but that he suffered from body dysmorphia and an eating disorder. George is brave in so many ways. His courage and strength never fails to impress me and I can confidently say we can all learn so much from him. Here's what we talk about in today's episode: Why George is so open about his experiences with body dysmorphia and eating disorders His powerful "minute of truth" practice George's legs blowing up, being shot at, his concussions and seeing dead bodies- and how he still sheds tears over it all from a place of love No matter who you are or where you go, there will be opposition How people project their own insecurities onto others and how to approach it The root of so many body image and eating disorders Being present to societal pressures How George's fiance has made personal development possible for him Power comes from acknowledgment There never needs to be a logical explanation for feeling what you feel Tapping Not feeling like your story is worthy What you resist, persists.  The number one thing George's friends did for him that allowed him to come out about his eating disorder George's favourite recipe from his cookbook Connect with George: Website Facebook Twitter Get his cookbook >> The Paleo Kitchen Sign up for the upcoming Ditching Metabolic Damage Webinar with Matt Stone and Maddy Moon! Join here: https://maddymoon.com/metabolicdamage

Today's podcast episode is the first in our Epic Bike Rides Week series! This week I'll be speaking to six incredible individuals who have been on some epic bike rides. Whole families, solo females, British adventurers... We've got it all covered!First up, I speak with George Mahood, who set off to cycle the full length of Great Britain with nothing but his underwear! No clothes, no money, and no bike! If that's not epic, I don't know what is!In today's episode of the podcast, you will learn:Why George and Ben decided to cycle the length of Great Britain with no clothesWhat you need to have an adventureHow terrible weather helped George and Ben get startedWhat George learned about moneyWhat a rusty bike and a scooter taught them about appreciationThe worst things about having no moneyThe best things about having no moneyStories about some of the most unusual and generous people they metThat impact that cycling with less had on the usual troubles that come with bike tripsHow George published his book about the tripHow they documented the tripWhat adventure means to GeorgeHow George has managed to incorporate adventure into his daily lifeHow to settle back into normal life after an adventureGeorge’s advice for anyone who wants to have an adventureResources MentionedGeorge MahoodEpisode 45: Trekking in PatagoniaEpisode 46: Travel Podcast: Trekking Logistics 101, The 10 Essentials, What To Bring and MoreEpisode 47: Epic Treks: Tramping New Zealand’s Te Araroa TrailEpisode 48: Epic Trekking : Best Treks In The WorldFree Country: A Penniless Adventure the Length of BritainEpisode 38: You're Coming Hitchhiking Around Scotland With MeLong Way RoundEvery Day Is a HolidayLife’s a BeachStay Up All Night NightHow To Quit Your Job and Travel the WorldTo get involved in the conversation about George's trip, use the hashtag #epicbikerides on Twitter!The post No Pants. No Money. No Bike. No Problem! Epic Bike Rides With George Mahood : Zero To Travel Podcast appeared first on Zero to Travel.

Just get started. Those three words are often the solution to procrastination. It’s so simple, but so hard to do. Why? George and I had a really eye opening discussion about procrastination, and it’s cousin perfectionism. I’ve been coaching clients on overcoming procrastination for a little over a month now and I’m already sensing some patterns that I also recognized in myself.... The post Overcoming Procrastination and Perfectionism (ep 06) appeared first on Jeff Finley.