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Travis Hunter was voted as the Heisman Award winner over Dillon Gabriel, Cam Ward, and Ashton Jeanty. Did Jeanty get robbed? Why Hunter deserved it based on excellence on both sides of the ball.

Another Wild Week In The Hoodwood! 00:00-2:11 CFP :Did They Get It Right? 2:12-9:13 NBA Cup Yawner 9:14-14:40 Belichick at UNC 14:40-21:44 Why Hunter isn't the Hoodwood's Choice for the Heisman 21:44-28:35 NFL Week 15 Picks 28:36-53:11 Hoodwood Hot 5- Top Rivalries 53:12-59:42 Phat Dap/Head Slap 59:43-1:02:31 A Special Annoucement 1:02:32-1:04:16 The Final Word From The Wood 1:04:16-1:10:00 Like, Share & Subscribe 1:10:00-1:12:24

Today we're talking with designer and entrepreneur, Hunter Hammonds, who has grown 5 different agencies to millions in revenue in less than a year. So in this episode we walk through the different stages of building an independent design business—starting from positioning yourself as a solopreneur all the way to scaling operations to 7 figures. We get into the weeds about: - Hunter's framework for selling yourself on a landing page - The tactics OffMenu uses to convert more leads to customers - Why Hunter thinks MRR is a misguided metric - What operational fat you can trim to increase margins - How you can improve your sales calls - + a lot more - Petr Knoll - https://twitter.com/iampetrknoll (design partner OffMenu) - Christian O'Brian - https://www.linkedin.com/in/obrienchristian/ (CEO OffMenu) - Sahil Bloom - https://twitter.com/SahilBloom (partner OffMenu) - Agencies - Instrument - https://www.instrument.com/ - Basic - https://www.basicagency.com/ - Ueno - https://techcrunch.com/2021/01/06/twitter-acquihires-creative-agency-ueno-to-help-design-new-products/ Dive is where the best designers never stop learning

Hunter Leininger is a creator, ultra runner, mountaineer, and adventure racer. Hunter owns a variety of records including being the youngest finisher of The World's Toughest Race Eco-Challenge in Fiji, 7 Day Adventure Racing World Championship, and other adventure races. He holds the FKT on the Benton MacKaye Trail and is currently preparing to be the fastest to run across the state of Florida. In this episode, Hunter explains his extraordinary childhood as a record-breaking adventure racer and how that shaped his perspective growing up. He shared his experience being on reality television shows and racing through the jungle in Fiji. We also discuss his recent FKTs, running across Florida, and more. TIMECODES: (4:00) - Getting Into Adventure Racing & Hunter's Dad (6:10) - Lack of Support For Adventure Racing (8:07) - Relatability & Relationships Struggles (12:09) - Does Nature Distract You From Your Mortality? (14:20) - Returning To Our Basic Needs (17:41) - World's Toughest Eco Challenge (20:41) - No Rules Or Designated Route (23:03) - Working With Other Racers (23:57) - Experience On Reality TV (27:32) - Races vs. Personal Pursuits (28:22) - What Makes Ultrarunning Hard (31:06) - Running 300 Miles With a Dislocated Patella (36:12) - Why Hunter's Running Across Florida (37:44) - Logistics Behind a FKT (42:47) - Difficulty Establishing Routines (44:12) - Our Innate Desire For Challenge (46:58) - Lifetime Bucket List Goals (52:41) - Story Behind Hunter's Social Media Content (56:22) - Goal With His Content For More: Follow Brock on Instagram Follow Brock on YouTube Follow Hunter on Instagram Support The Podcast: ⁠ switchback ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Electrolytes⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Ten Thousand⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ | Code: COVINGTON ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Flux Footwear ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠| Code: Brock --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zero-quit-podcast/support

Let us journey once more, into the BREACH, dear listeners.  We talked about sentencing implications of Hunter Biden's proposed plea agreement, but now we have to talk about why it all crashed and burned.  Spoiler alert, it's because of the plea provision discussing what happens if Hunter is found by the government to be in BREACH of the agreement! Why are we going into such great detail (yes, long ass episode) about a plea, when this is a sentencing podcast?  Quite simply, because, if you don't already know, the plea agreement is the FIRST SENTENCING!!  The prosecutor has far too much discretion and power about what to charge, and what kind of plea to offer.  Yes, it's a negotiation, but prison (and draconian guidelines) can lead to leviathan leverage.  The terms you negotiate (or capitulate to) in a plea agreement can and will seal your fate on the big day.  But too many defense lawyers bend over and recommend shitty pleas with inartfully drafted language.  This case appears to be a prime example. IN THIS EPISODE: Why Lawyers are like Tequila; Why a plea agreement is the “first sentencing”; The makeup of the Delware District court and Judge's background; The difference between A, B, and C pleas in federal court; Why lawyers should be willing to plead “open” if the AUSA refuses to make an offer with stipulated sentencing provisions; When pleading “straight up” could come back to bite you; Why Hunter's plea went off the rails; Speculation as to why the parties insisted on making Judge Norieka the "breach referee"; A full throated debate about whether the judge right or wrong about her separation of powers concern; How this mess could have been avoided; Why the many ways the lawyering on both sides was woefully deficient; Oh yeah, and some boring shit about tax loss issues under the United States Sentencing Guidelines (sorry Mark). LINKS: Mark Allenbaugh:  www.sentencingstats.com  

JOIN US ON PATREON: patreon.com/ivebeenmeaningtowatch Are there any movies that ignite a strong emotional reaction within you? Films that either leave you feeling frustrated just by hearing their names or ones that send shivers down your spine, giving you goosebumps? Interestingly, what might be your all-time favorite could be someone else's least favorite, and vice versa. Ever wondered why such diverse opinions exist? Could it be linked to our individual attitudes and mentalities? Join us in this engaging conversation hosted by Manika as she brings together Hunter and Allison to explore the movies they adore, even though many others dislike them. Through their unique perspectives and passionate insights, you might find yourself reconsidering the films you have held a grudge against for years. Who knows, you might even discover a newfound appreciation for a movie that once rubbed you the wrong way. What You Will Learn: [00:01] Intro and what's in for you in today's episode [00:27] Meet our guests; Hunter Bush and Allison Yakulis [02:29] New movie releases and the current entertainment news [16:22] Why Hunter does not like the Outlander drama series  [19:20] Paying attention to the details of a movie  [23:19] The Craving movie review [27:05] Hunter's childhood fantasies with superhero movies [33:18] How movie trailers should look like [39:29] Manika's love for Crimson Peak, a 2015 gothic romance film [55:21] The support and criticism of The Room, a 2019 thriller film [01:20:04] Why do you hate the Venom?  [01:56:20] Why Terra Nova sci-fi series is somehow horrible [02:08:08] Watchlist recommendations to consider [02:28:10] Ending the show and calls to action   Standout Quotes: “2025 is expected to be a very busy year for new movie releases.”- [03:50] “A trailer should not give many details of a movie. Otherwise, the anticipation of its release dwindles.”- [33:16] Stay Connected  Hunter Bush Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/h.bush.9 Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/hwgw Allison Yakulis Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/yakulis Podcast Socials Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ive-Been-Meaning-To-Watch-That-113280083760521/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ivebeenmeaning2/ Thank you so much for listening to the podcast. We really appreciate it. If you would like to support the podcast, you can subscribe for 4.99 a month. https://anchor.fm/ivebeenmeaningtowatchthat/support Manika's Socials Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1CmokqeLIagz7nYQJfeRIw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mdulcio98/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/manika3000 Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@manika3000?is_copy_url=1&is_from_webapp=v1 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ivebeenmeaningtowatchthat/support

Hunter Arnold is a Producer of a plethora of Broadway Tony Winners and hits including Kinky Boots, Dear Evan Hansen, Pretty Woman, the current Broadway musicals Hadestown, Some Like It Hot… the Neil Diamond musical A Beautiful Noise… and the Play, Pictures from Home at Studio 54 with Nathan Lane, as well as upcoming shows like Back to the Future and Once Upon a One More Time - An original story powered by the music of Britney Spears. We discuss: -What influenced him early on to love theatre and eventually become a prolific Broadway Producer? -How the pandemic changed things and how did he and does he maintain optimism when things looked so bleak and we are still not entirely out of the woods? -It has been said that only one in four and five shows turn a profit. Is that true, and why against these odds does he produce Broadway shows? -What he looks for when deciding to produce a show    Does he have any specific criteria or formulas that guide him? -Why Hunter has a passion for making Broadway more diverse, and how he would like to see how industry leaders such as himself make it happen.   If you are a Theatre//Broadway fan, you will find this exclusive fascinating, revealing and you will learn some behind-the-scenes info available no where else!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this Topical Tuesday's episode, I spoke with M.C. Laubscher who is the principal of Producer's Wealth and Producer's Capital Partners and is the Host of the popular podcast, Cashflow Ninja. Be sure to tune in if you're interested in learning about: Why Hunter recently changed his mind on how he thinks about “infinite banking” whole life policies Why young people without dependents should consider whole life insurance policies for financial planning purposes Why whole life policies are a powerful estate planning tool Why it's critical to make sure that your whole life policy is written appropriately to ensure it can be used for infinite banking purposes   Resources mentioned in the episode: 1. M.C. Laubscher Podcast Contact Interested in investing in ATMs? Check out our webinar.   Please note that investing in private placement securities entails a high degree of risk, including illiquidity of the investment and loss of principal. Please refer to the subscription agreement for a discussion of risk factors. Tired of scrambling for capital?  Check out our new FREE webinar -  How to Ensure You Never Scramble for Capital Again (The 3 Capital-Raising Secrets). Click Here to register.   CFC Podcast Facebook Group

Welcome back to another episode of Freedom Investor Radio! During today's episode, we speak to Hunter Thompson, full-time real estate investor, and founder of Asym Capital, a private equity firm in Los Angeles where he has helped more than 400 retail investors to acquire over $150,000,000 of mobile home parks, self-storage, retail, office, ATM machines, and cryptocurrency assets. He is the host of the wildly successful Cash Flow Connections Podcast, and the author of Raising Capital for Real Estate, which reached number one in its category on Amazon. Tune in to hear Hunter's story, why he believes in real estate above all other forms of investment, and how he uses interest rates to predict recession. We discuss three pieces of the inflation story and provide advice for those looking to manage their current capital to their advantage while on a fixed income. Hear how the beat the game of the rich getting richer while the poor stay poor, learn how Hunter recommends you use debt to your advantage, and get some great advice from someone who has made a great success of passive investment today!Key Points From This Episode:An introduction to today's guest, Hunter Thompson, with Asym Capital.What motivated him to start his private equity company: moving his money, and his family's money out of the stock market. Why he believes that real estate is the most effective way to get predictable returns.The free summit you can find at 100ktoinvest.comAn overview of what the yield curve is, for beginners.Using rising interest rates to predict recession.The third piece of the inflation story: debt, and how this impacts purchasing power.How to manage your current capital if you are on a fixed income.How to beat the game where the rich get richer through owning the right assets.Why, if you are interested in investing, you should educate yourself before doing anything.Using debt to your advantage using interest rates.Alternate forms of media Hunter is a fan of: Dave Smith and Michael Malis.Why Hunter changes his allocation based on changing dynamics.Advice for those looking to invest passively: don't try it on your own!Tweetables:“We have to find more predictable ways of creating favorable returns, and real estate is by far and away, the best way to do that and I can take some data points to justify that in today's climate but I build up some very powerful relationships to some great people and then basically, we curate opportunities for our investors.” — Hunter Thompson [0:01:40]“Over the last 24 months, central banks all around the world printed a total of about 10 trillion dollars and so, those trillions of dollars have created this massive tsunami of liquidity, which is slushing around the financial market searching for yield.” — Hunter Thompson [0:08:10]“Look, if you're new to this space and you're interested in getting into investing. I would not go and start investing right now, what I would do is go absolutely all in on education.” — Hunter Thompson [0:14:05]Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Asym CapitalCash Flow ConnectionsHunter Thompson on InstagramHunter Thompson on LinkedInHunter Thompson on FacebookSpecial OfferTo learn about syndications and how passively investing in one can help you gain freedom and control over your life, visit:www.passiveCREprofits.com

Hi, friends! Welcome back to another episode of Happily Together. This week, we sat down with Hunter Clarke-Fields to talk about her book, Raising Good Humans: A Mindful Guide to Breaking the Cycle of Reactive Parents and Raising Kind, Confident Kids. This is a must listen for any parent, but also for anyone who is looking to increase their mindfulness and learn how to consciously move from reacting to responding in life. Key Quote: "A healthy relationship with your children begins with a healthy relationship to yourself." On this episode, we talk about: Why Hunter does this work How change begins with a willingness to accept that you're not where you want to be The danger of reactive parenting Attachment style and how to use mindfulness to help create a secure attachment with your child. What self-compassion looks like to Hunter Screen Free Sunday How to raise confident children How to allow our children to become our greatest teachers The Mindful Parenting Method: CLEAR Additional Links: Find Hunter on IG, here. Learn more about Hunter and her work, here. Find Hunter's Book, here. Learn more about Caleb, here. Learn more about Kara, here. Find Caleb on IG, here. Find Kara on IG, here.

There aren't many people that think about acquiring Self-Storage, but let me ask you, how does low maintenance, low expenses, and high NOI sound to you? It may surprise you just how lucrative this investment class is. Hunter Jones is a former Multifamily investor, turned self-storage investor focused on the East Tennessee area. Hunter started in wholesaling and Multifamily in 2018 with 2 other partners and grew a portfolio of 100 units in a short amount of time. He is now focused on Self Storage Acquisitions with his brother Harper in the East Tennessee area. Their strategy focuses on acquiring distressed, value adds assets and turning them around for a profit. Dive in as we talk about how Hunter is able to land great deals that fly under most people's radar, his transition into self-storage, and the benefits that come with self-storage as an asset!  Getting to know Hunter Jones - [00:01 – 03:00] I introduce Hunter Jones to the show Bio  Hunter shares a bit of his background How Hunter got into real estate  Starting in Single-Family wholesaling  Scaling in multifamily  Transitioned into self-storage Multifamily turned Self-Storage Investor - [03:01 – 13:29] How Hunter found multifamily assets that others didn't see  Sub-institutional - circumventing large institutions by flying under their radar The value of buying from ‘mom and pop' owners  Why Hunter shifted into Self-Storage  Learning about it off of Twitter  The worry-free value of self-storage  Currently treated as a full real estate asset  Similar terms for financing  No access to Fran and Freddy on the bigger units Large opportunities across the country  Low maintenance and minimal management  Low expense ratio, high NOI  Grab your ticket to the MFIN Summit at mfinsummit.com Use promo code QUATTRO The Benefits of the Self-Storage Asset Class - [13:29 – 22:05] The difference between multifamily vs. self-storage Monthly lease in self-storage is the norm  Moral and ethical differences between the two  The difference in the economics  Hunter talks about the benefit of in-house management Building and operating on trust Full control  Hands-on educational opportunities  The Quattro Trio - [22:06 - 27:26] What is your superpower? Operations especially in leasing  What was your biggest failure? Focussing on too many things at once  How to connect with Hunter Links below  Final words   Tweetable Quotes: “I would argue that buying a property is the easy part… Operating these things is really the make or break, you know, executing the business plan.” - Hunter Jones   Want to connect with Hunter? You can follow him on LinkedIn and Twitter and LinkedIn or get a hold of him directly at hunterajones@gmail.com. Have you heard about the Multifamily Investor Nation Summit, coming up on January 20th?  If you've never been, it's a three-day information-packed event for multifamily investors, with over 1,000 attendees and over 50 speakers!  Not only will hear from experts about finding deals, raising capital, underwriting strategies, selecting markets, and so much more...But this year our partners here at Quattro Capital are excited to be participating with three speakers at the event. Our amazing Kim Wendland will be speaking on the often neglected subject of asset management, how to make the machine hum, while our most-interesting-man-in-real-estate Maurice Philogene will be speaking on how to leave your corporate job for a freedom lifestyle. I personally will even be speaking on the topic of how to perform due diligence on multifamily assets before you purchase them and the not-so-common things to watch out for. Go to mfinsummit.com to grab your ticket and use promo code QUATTRO to get $100 off of your full access pass!  Whether you are new to multifamily investing or a seasoned investor, you do not want to miss this event. Join Team Quattro at the Multifamily Investor Nation Summit.  Visit mfinsummit.com promo code QUATTRO... That's mfinsummit.com promo code QUATTRO.   Check out Syndication Pro and learn how you can raise more capital in less time! https://syndicationpro.com/account-setup?fpr=quattro Join the MFIN Summit and use our promo code: QUATTRO LEAVE A 5 STAR REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode. Find out how team Quattro can help you by visiting www.TheQuattroWay.com.  Real Estate Runway Podcast is all about alternative business and investment strategies to help you amplify life, and maximize wealth! Click here to find out more about the host, Chad Sutton.

"If you can prepare yourself emotionally to fail, but create systems that are going to be set up very well, you're going to be in a great position." -Hunter Thompson   Today I am interviewing Hunter Thompson who is the Managing Principal at Asym Capital. At Asym Capital Hunter is responsible for helping his clients invest in passive cash flow investments working in various assets that include residential and commercial syndications, syndicated office space investments, bridge financing opportunities, mobile home parks and more. He is an educator, speaker, mentor and has written the book Raising Capital For Real Estate. He offers free training and is the host of the podcast Cash Flow Connections.    Hunter Thompson: Started his real estate career during the beginning of the 2008 downturn when he graduated from the University of Tennessee with a BA in Political Science. He used the crash to learn different strategies for dealing with the market at that time by focusing on recession resistant opportunities. Today Hunter has raised 50 million dollars and uses various systems that bring his clients a healthy return on their investments.   TOPICS COVERED IN THE EPISODE: What is a real estate network and how to use it  What is Asym Capital and what do they do  Why Hunter calls himself a syndication capital raisier  What is a limited partner investment  What is a passive syndicated approach to investing  What is true passive investing: Hard money lending and syndications  What it means to be asset agnostic Why you MUST ALWAYS vet the syndicator  What are some of the myths of passive investing  What are recession resistant opportunities  What is the nurture system  Why you can be successful without being a genius  What are your hold structures Who is Jeremy Roll  Why there is a ton of false education in the real estate market  Should you share your data What to do vs how to implement it    Listen now on Spotify or Apple iTunes or watch on Youtube to find out how Hunter found his Real Estate Breakthrough! The Real Estate Breakthrough Show with Christina Suter is where we talk about the reality of real estate, the mindset you need and the tips and tricks to get you moving forward in investing. Join us every week and learn everything you need to know to invest in real estate education and create real wealth for a lifetime.   Find out more about Hunter here:  Website Asymcapital.com Book Raising Capital for Real Estate  

Hunter Dong shares his best application tips for getting into the Wharton MBA / MA Lauder Joint Degree in International Studies program. How did Hunter pull together his diverse work experience working for the Hinrich Foundation in the Philippines, his family business in pharmaceutical packaging and IBM as a Data Scientist to make an ultimately winning case to Wharton and Columbia? Hunter walks us through his entire preparation process, from initial school research to the final team-based discussion interview. Don't miss this episode packed with clear, practical advice from a just admitted applicant. Questions Hunter's work experience and reasons for pursuing an MBA/MA in International Studies (2:25) Hunter's positioning strategy (9:10) How Hunter focused on students and professors as sources of information to craft his application (15:00) Hunter's advice for Wharton's team-based discussion (TBD) interview (19:25) Hunter's essay timeline and editing process (29:45) Lauder application tips (35:40) Preparing a "briefing guide" to recommenders (42:23) How Hunter demonstrated leadership qualities to adcoms (45:20) Why Hunter chose to attend the Wharton / Lauder program (47:30) About Hunter Hunter Dong will be starting his joint MBA/MA degree at Wharton and Lauder this Summer. He previously worked as a Senior Consultant and Data Scientist at IBM. Hunter got his B.S in Operations Research and Financial Engineering from Princeton University. Episode write-up: https://touchmba.com/how-i-got-into-the-wharton-mba-lauder-hunter-dong Get free, personalized school selection help at Touch MBA: https://touchmba.com  

Hunter Dong shares his best application tips for getting into the Wharton MBA / MA Lauder Joint Degree in International Studies program. How did Hunter pull together his diverse work experience working for the Hinrich Foundation in the Philippines, his family business in pharmaceutical packaging and IBM as a Data Scientist to make an ultimately winning case to Wharton and Columbia? Hunter walks us through his entire preparation process, from initial school research to the final team-based discussion interview. Don't miss this episode packed with clear, practical advice from a just admitted applicant. Questions Hunter's work experience and reasons for pursuing an MBA/MA in International Studies (2:25) Hunter's positioning strategy (9:10) How Hunter focused on students and professors as sources of information to craft his application (15:00) Hunter's advice for Wharton's team-based discussion (TBD) interview (19:25) Hunter's essay timeline and editing process (29:45) Lauder application tips (35:40) Preparing a "briefing guide" to recommenders (42:23) How Hunter demonstrated leadership qualities to adcoms (45:20) Why Hunter chose to attend the Wharton / Lauder program (47:30) About Hunter Hunter Dong will be starting his joint MBA/MA degree at Wharton and Lauder this Summer. He previously worked as a Senior Consultant and Data Scientist at IBM. Hunter got his B.S in Operations Research and Financial Engineering from Princeton University. Episode write-up: https://touchmba.com/how-i-got-into-the-wharton-mba-lauder-hunter-dong Get free, personalized school selection help at Touch MBA: https://touchmba.com  

Hunter Hastings is an economist, marketer, venture capitalist and passionate supporter of the entrepreneurship lifestyle.   Hunter is associated with a group called the Mises Institute, which is an Economics think tank that helps in the translation of deep Economics data into information that is genuinely useful for business owners.  Hunter is currently working in line with the Austrian Economics project, an alternative business school model that looks to support entrepreneurs and business owners in attaining the best levels of customer service standards. Entrepreneurs, Hunter believes are the key drivers for innovation and life quality improvement through product and service delivery.   Applying Austrian Economics.   Customer Sovereignty - The customer is the boss and is the one to determine what’s going to be produced in the economy. The work of an entrepreneur is to follow the customer’s orders. Thus, when starting or reinventing a business, work backwards from a customer’s point of view. For example, your first thought should be ‘What would the customer want from us?’  Assets and resources - Helping entrepreneurs in the acquiring and retention of assets. Hunter and his team run an analytics system that gives insight into the creative and unique structures in business activities.  Your business revenue stream is driven by the sales you make to your customers. Sales are a reflection of the assets your business possesses. Hunter’s analytics reviews all the processes and assets involved in delivering quality sales. They outline the unique aspects, e.g. convenience, service speed, customer care etc and constantly advise entrepreneurs on how to combine all the unique assets for regular improvement of the quality of sales and service delivery.   Dynamic efficiency - Business is never static, it’s always changing in relation to both external and internal environment factors.  Some of the changes are in the areas of; Changing their value propositions, asset combinations, offering new products, designing new services etc.   This concept is particularly hard for entrepreneurs to understand because in their heads, entrepreneurs are for the idea that a successful business model requires little to no attention since it’s already proven to be successful. But this is wrong because adopting a growth mindset is the only way to make sure you’re keeping up with the changing customer needs and expectations.  Hunter’s team have a resource centre for entrepreneurs that are based on 3 major pillars, i.e.; Knowledge (in form of videos, lectures, articles and social media posts), Tools (for example checklists, process maps, project management software), and community (a community of small business owners and entrepreneurs that share knowledge and mentor each other)  Hunter’s superpower.  Utilizing Austrian Economics in helping business people. This model of Economics is particularly unique and largely beneficial because it solely focuses on individual consumers and entrepreneurs.  It’s a wonderful body of knowledge that believes and pushes for everyone to embrace their unique superpower in order to grow in life and in business.    Timestamps 01:07 About Hunter 02:19 The entrepreneur's Hunter and his team work with 03:20 How to build a business effectively from the ground up 06:13 The consultation services Hunter offers 07:08 Building a community of business owners 10:38 Using podcasts to share knowledge and build a network of entrepreneurs  13:34 Hunter’s corporate career history 16:46 Developing an entrepreneurship spirit 21:46 Hunter’s superpower 23:31 Why everyone is unique.   Quotes Since we believe entrepreneurs are the drivers for our global systems. We work towards empowering them through Economics in order for them to push for innovation and quality service delivery.  Entrepreneurship is a role. It can either be a single individual, a small team or a  big business. The problem with big businesses though is that they’re too overloaded with bureaucracy and rules. Which ends up stifling innovation. - Why Hunter and his team prefer working with small and medium-sized businesses. The key to business efficiency is focusing on bringing value to the customer when you’re starting up. How entrepreneurship works is that you act first and then learn later. Don’t try thinking your way into doing things right, act your way into it.   Connect with Hunter Hastings.  Website - https://www.hunterhastings.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CFIndividualism/  Twitter - https://twitter.com/hhhastings?lang=en  Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1453233518 

Sills and Chase join Hunter Farrior to thumb through their turkey vests as preparation for the spring turkey season heats up. In This Episode: What we carry in our turkey vests Superstitious must-haves Update on the south icing over/order fulfillment An open discussion on turkey hunting boots and calls Why Hunter remembers vanilla and mouth spray more often than he remembers his gun and shotgun shells Follow along on Instagram: @springlegion @hunter.farrior @chasefarrior @asills_springlegion As always, we appreciate y'all listening to The Spring Legion Podcast!

“I have a sticky-note on my wall that says ‘Ryan Atkins made you look stupid,” says Hunter McIntyre, who lost to Atkins at the inaugural Spartan Games.     SpartanUp DEKA Series hosts Jarod Cogswell and Yancy Culp talk with Hunter about his Spartan Games performance. In this episode you’ll learn:    -That fitness is the one outlet in modern society that provides a constant feedback loop -Why Hunter’s purpose is to be the happiest person in the world -Why Hunter feels it’s the ‘best’ way to determine the ‘fittest athlete’ -What happens when you don’t ‘own’ your wetsuit -What obstacle gave him the most trouble -His thought on competing against Ryan Atkins -What’s next for the Sheriff   Connect with Hunter -Twitter @huntthesheriff -Instagram: @huntthesheriff -Website: huntermcintyre.com   Connect with Jarod and Yancy -Jarod’s Twitter and Instagram: @jarod_cogswell -Yancy’s Twitter and Instagram: @YancyCulp   SPONSOR This episode of Spartan Up! is brought to you by GoneRogue.  Use the promo code ‘Spartan25” to get 25% off.  SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1pYBkk1T684YQg7CmoaAZt FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/   Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod   CREDITS: Producer: Ryan Warner Host: Jarod Cogswell and Yancy Culp Sr Producer: Marion Abrams   © 2020 Spartan

Hunter Farrior explains his theory of there being two primary types of turkey hunters, their correlating styles of calling , repositioning, and setup tactics, and how to determine which type of hunter you might be. He elaborates on which type he is, and how he uses that to hunt turkeys in Mississippi. In This Episode: Hunter explains what he believes is the first step in becoming a better turkey hunter, woodsman, and outdoorsman in general. Also In This Episode:When to and when not to use decoys How to call turkeys depending on your style of hunting Why Hunter will reposition so many times when turkey hunting Different hunting styles work better in different terrain or region We hope to hear a lot of feedback on this topic. Links: The Decoy vs. No Decoy Article New Mossy Oak Bottomland Hoodies SpringLegion.com Reach out and let us know which type of turkey hunter - under this theory - you believe that you might be. Do you hunt turkeys by means of their Curiosity, by Persuasion, or by Both? We appreciate the reviews, follows, and shares and look forward to the feedback! As always, thanks for listening to The Spring Legion Podcast.

Today’s guest is one of my coaching clients, Hunter Carson. He is the owner of Purple Lion Properties, which flips around 20 homes a year. He’s also started investing in trailer parks and Airbnb — and he’s only 26 years old. After six years in the industry, he is crushing it. He’s started his own coaching business, Hunter Carson Coaching, to help you see the same results in your life. His story is awesome, inspiring, and educational, which is what makes it the perfect story for this show. We tell stories about: [02:52] Why Hunter does what he is doing [05:52] Using creative financing with no money down [11:01] How to get your foot in the door as a novice [12:42] The experience of finding his first trailer park [22:33] Hunter’s first Airbnb experience [30:42] Why Hunter started coaching and what he does To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: reisociety.com (https://www.reisociety.com/) Resources: Learn more: www.huntercarsoncoaching.com (http://huntercarsoncoaching.com) Instagram: www.instagram.com/hunterbcarson (http://instagram.com/hunterbcarson) Facebook: www.facebook.com/hunter.carson.9659 (https://www.facebook.com/hunter.carson.9659) The REI Society Podcast is a production of (http://crate.media)

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Hunter is a full-time real estate investor and founder of Cash Flow Connections, a private equity firm based out of Los Angeles, CA. Since starting CFC, Hunter has helped more than 250 investors allocate capital to over 100 properties. He has personally raised more than $20mm in private capital and controls more than $60mm inmedia news outlets, podcasts, and radio shows. Hunter is also the host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast, which helps investors learn the intricacies of commercial real estate from the comfort of their home, car, or office. commercial real estate. Hunter has been featured in Forbes, Globe St., Inside Self-Storage, as well as a variety of other media news outlets, podcasts, and radio shows. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why Hunter saw the 2008 real estate crash as an opportunity, and why he moved into real estate during the 2010 European debt crisis and collapse of Greece Why Hunter has completely cycled his investments out of the stock market and into more simple and safe investments How Hunter had the idea for Cash Flow Connections, and how the business works to help investors identify opportunities Why positioning yourself as a passive investor in a syndicated structure opens up a world of flexible investment opportunities How to get involved in a syndicated investment structure and minimize the risks involved in your investment What seven steps to follow before getting involved in any real estate investment and particularly a syndicated investment Why cost-to-build isn’t a key factor in the self storage market, and how to take advantage of buying existing self storage How Hunter got involved in thought leadership and why he began his Cash Flow Connections podcast Hunter shares his first attempt at raising an outside capital fund and why it was such a terrible experience How Hunter has learned to integrate content creation into his thought leadership, and why he cares about quality over quantity Additional resources: Website: www.cashflowconnections.com Email: info@cashflowconnections.com Cash Flow Connections podcast: www.cashflowconnections.com/podcast/

Beni and Hunter chat with Jack Bauer, the inventor of the new Spartan Ranking system that was released by Yancycamp.com. We get into the nitty gritty:   -What makes the system so accurate...   -Why Hunter was only 6th in Spartan last year when he was a dominant racer...   -Many ways that this system will work to change the sport...   ...and much more!   Get connected with Jack/Check out the ranking system:   Facebook: Jack Bauer Instagram: jack_bauer_ocr http://www.yancycamp.com/spartan-race-rankings/   Beyond Macros Nutrition Coaching: Hunter has been working with Matt of Beyond Macros for the last 2 seasons for nailing down his diet. If your goal is to nail your nutrition to a T to perform your best for upcoming races, go to beyondmacros.com/OCR to learn more and sign up. If you’re interested in 1-on-1 nutrition coaching you can set up an initial call with Matt by emailing coaches@beyondmacros.com   Want to be trained personally (online) by Hunter? Email HAOSTraining@gmail.com for rates and details. Questions, comments or feedback? Leave 'em below, and click here to leave your questions now...  Music courtesy Skorge - Sail (AWOLNATION Dubstep Rmx)  

Jebb and Blake deliver something completely different on the fifteenth episode of the Pursuing Performance Podcast and first ever full interview. Jebb hosts Hunter Collett, a small business owner and childhood friend as they discuss the grind and glory of being an entrepreneur. In this episode, we discuss... Introducing our guest Hunter Collett [00:30] Changing your Instagram account from personal to business and its implications [01:30] Fruits! [04:00] Posting to social media daily with a scheduler [04:45] Constantly coming up with content for social media [05:45] How time consuming content creation is [07:00] What Hunter is – a student, small business owner, and Thick Skin [08:00] Hunter’s origin story [09:30] How Hunter determined the right product to take to market [12:30] How you can learn anything in today’s society [17:45] Honing metal and leatherworking skills [20:00] Building a business as an experiment [22:40] Creating and managing a brand and message [26:30] Having “thick skin” and actual personal attacks [29:00] Hunter’s 5 Year Plan and scaling up [30:30] Handling snakes and how fun shit is dangerous [34:30] Outsourcing certain work like graphic design or apparel [38:15] Being a vendor at events and being authentic [40:30] Trial and error and being polarizing with content [43:15] Why Hunter is staying in college versus going all in [47:00] The validity of a college degree [50:00] The craziness of YouTube  [52:40] Hunter’s biggest asset [55:30] What Hunter would tell his high school self [57:30] Not being afraid to fail [58:45] Do what you’re good at and what you love [01:00:00] Hunter’s final thoughts, his business info, and more! [01:00:45] Check out Hunter Collett's work at thickskinleather.com and on Instagram @thick_skin_leatherworks

In this episode Mo sits down with Hunter Russell and Brian Gowiski who took home 2nd and 3rd place in this past weekend's Tougher & Toughest Mudder in Central Texas.  We have a great conversation, recap their races and discuss: What went well during the race What went wrong/what they learned  Mental strategies after taking a wrong turn Mental strategies during overnight mind numbing races Recovery strategies after an overnight race and after crewing and not sleeping for over 24hrs The power of crew/team support Why Hunter's beard is so beautiful and more!! ****NOTE: before we hop into the episode I also answer a listener question about how to recover from a strained pectoral muscle****

With the right amount of determination and accountability, there’s no boundary to success. That’s what Hunter Milligan believes, and you will too after hearing how much of an effect he’s had as an engaging leader by example. On today’s episode, Hunter shares his life experiences to keep himself on track toward achieving his goals. He is a proactive problem solver who balances creativity and business requirements to deliver quality results. Listen to Hunter’s adventures around the world and more on this episode of Grab Life Big! In this episode, you will learn: Hunter's brief bio. Where Hunter gets his source of income. Hunter's life happiness index and give back ratio. What Hunter's diet and exercise routine looks like. The best bucket list adventure that Hunter had in his life. How Hunter and his wife took a year of life off to do an amazing trip. The number of countries that Hunter had visited. What Hunter wants to do in the future that he hasn't done yet. Hunter's life's greatest hits. What the release technique in meditation is all about. Why Hunter thinks it is better to take longer trips. Plus so much more! Hunter Milligan is a software director, team lead and consultant leading development of best-of-breed web applications solutions, using efficient processes and emerging technologies, working in collaboration with talented and motivated team members. He is intellectually curious, adept at self-directed study and he rapidly acquires new skills to meet specific business needs. Hunter is a loving husband and loves traveling, biking, and snowboarding, especially with his family. He continually looks within to become the best person he can be, and he continually self improves and helps people and organizations flourish.

In this episode, Ben Greenfield and Hunter McIntyre are joined by a super-secret special guest, and delve into... -Hunter and Ben's top workouts of the week, and why Hunter swears by "machete hikes"... -Why Hunter kicked the apehanger bell at Spartan World Championships... -Ben's 1-2-3 combo of Frogskins, chia seeds and a training keg for beating the Ultrabeast... -How Hunter changed his training this year, and his new secret weapon he drags around... -What exactly happens at Richard Diaz's secret "running lab"... -The new Spartan doping and drug testing policies, and the top 6 supplements that won't get you in trouble for doping... -The new Obstacle Dominator 2.0 revealed... -And much more! Resources from this episode: -The new Obstacle Dominator 2.0 program -E3Grips -BPC-157 article by Ben Questions, comments or feedback? Leave 'em below, and click here to leave your questions now... [audio src="http://traffic.libsyn.com/obstacledominator/ObstacleDominator66.mp3"]  Music courtesy Skorge - Sail (AWOLNATION Dubstep Rmx)

In this episode, Ben Greenfield and Hunter McIntyre review Hunter's genetic testing and DNAFit results. During this episode, you'll discover: -Why Hunter should quit powerlifting... -Whether you can be genetically predisposed to a high VO2 max... -How to know how quickly you recover and how predisposed you are to injuries... -How to get genetically tested to customize your fitness and diet... -What it means to have "medium-low" carbohydrate sensitivity (he can eat carbs but they need to be low GI)... -How to test for your sensitivity to saturated fats, and how to decide between monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats... -Why Hunter needs to avoid barbecued meats... -How to know if you need to take supplements like antioxidants and fish oil, Vitamin B and Vitamin D... -How to decide if you should avoid milk and wheat... -And much more! Resources from this episode: -Article: Training in Line W/ Your Genetic Potential Can Boost Your Performance Gains More Than 600%, DNAFit™ Studies Say -Podcast: Ben's Q&A on genetic testing -Podcast: Ben's interview with DNAFit and Ben's genetic testing results -Get your own testing with DNAFit -Food allergy testing with Cyrex/TrueHealthLabs -Hunter's DNA Fitness Results -Hunter's DNA Nutrition Results -The F Factor Diet Book [audio src="http://traffic.libsyn.com/obstacledominator/ObstacleDominator62.mp3"]  Music courtesy Skorge - Sail (AWOLNATION Dubstep Rmx) Questions, comments or feedback? Leave 'em below, and click here to leave your questions now...

Kim Stemple, founder of We Finish Together, shares her beautiful message that we are all in this thing called life together so we need to hold each others' hands - even if only virtually. One way to do this is by passing along a medal, which is exactly what Kim's grassroots group does. Highlights of our chat: What is We Finish Together and why Kim started it Why there is no set standard to receive a medal Kim is a unicorn, the only person to ever have Mitochondrial Disease, Lupus, and Cancer Why she drastically changed her appearance What Kim uses as fuel during her long distance races Why Kim runs for Kevin Bianco through Wear Blue Run To Remember How the Blue Mile in the Marine Corps Marathon shows the price of freedom Why she got tattoos and now loves yoga Why “Use Your Mind To Be Alive” Kim's upcoming races - Jingle All The Way 5K, Shamrock Half Marathon, Rock 'n Roll Half Marathon in Washington, D.C., and Cupid Undies Run Why set big goals Kim's words of encouragement - Go You!, Enjoy Every Moment, It's about how you react to people, Don't let running define you, Find 5 people at the Starting Line and wish them a great race After hearing Kim I'm sure you'll be inspired to want to learn even more about her. Please visit www.wefinishtogether.com and on Facebook at We Finish Together. If you decide to email Kim, PLEASE understand Kim cycles through up and down depending on reaction to chemo dose, so she may not get back to you as quickly as she would like to. Hunter Clarke-Fields is our Runner of the Week. The Runner of the Week segment is sponsored by Sport Suds, which is a detergent that doesn't use harsh chemicals or perfumes to clean clothes. As a listener of the Running Lifestyle Show, you can receive a 25% discount at checkout at www.sportsuds.com (hyperlink) when you use the code RUNLIFE. Why Hunter started running How to be mindful while running What Western moms sometimes do that doesn't help them When Hunter's ego takes over her running Jeff Galloway, one of my “ElliptiGo brothers”, and also my coach, heard about Kim and her mission. Jeff is donating medals from the JG 13.1 and Barb's 5K weekend in Atlanta. Mike Clarke, Founder of Junction 311 Endurance Sports and Race Director for the Inaugural Big Beach Marathon in Gulf Shores, Alabama (side note, you receive a 15% discount when you put in RUNLIFE at checkout at BigBeachMarathon.com/register/), and also a sponsor of the Running Lifestyle Show, will also be donating medals to We Finish Together. Serena Marie, RD How to eat mindfully and why it's important What happens when your body is stressed while eating Why we should schedule a time to eat Contact: Kim Stemple: Website: WeFinishTogether.com Facebook: /kimberlystemple Twitter: @StempleKim Hunter Clarke-Fields: Websites: HunterYoga.com, YogaStoriesProject.com Facebook: /huntercyoga Twitter: @HunterCYoga YouTube: /hunteryoga Serena Marie, RD: Website: www.SerenaMarieRD.com Facebook: /SerenaMarieRD Twitter: @SerenaMarieRD Instagram: SerenaMarieRD