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In this episode, we're talking to Jürgen Ingels who is a venture capitalist and entrepreneur. His new book, 'Start, Grow, Sell' is all about 50 practical ways that entrepreneurs can maximise their businesses and take it to the next level.   Here are the highlights from this episode: {1:22} How Jürgen became an entrepreneur {3:51} How Jürgen wrote his book, Start, Grow, Sell. {7:32} The challenges Jürgen has faced as an entrepreneur {11:49} A day in the life now versus when Jürgen got started in business {16:20} Why Jürgen wrote his book {19:32} The biggest challenge when growing a business {22:59} Jürgen's biggest influences and mentors {26:06} Key success factors in the first year in business {33:05} Fitting in day to day learning {35:29} Things that Jürgen would change about his business career {38:47} Jürgen's favourite quote Connect with at Jürgen Ingels at   Connect with Dawn:    Instagram @dawnmcgruer and @businessconsort Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/dawnamcgruer Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/businessconsort/ Web: www.dawnmcgruer.com

J. Benjamin is a sci-fi writer with a passion for space opera and aliens. He’s been writing since the 7th grade. However, it wasn’t until 2019 that he published his first novel, A Spacetime Tale. J.’s love for understanding the universe started as a kid, growing up in South Florida, watching the space shuttles take off from his backyard. He studied at the University of Arizona, which only deepened his curiosity for science.J. loves to imagine what is possible. He looks at the Universe, the pictures from Hubble, and likes to believe there is something beyond them other than static photos of stars and nebulae. When not busy writing, J works in the tech industry. His passions include yoga, running, rowing and Worms multiplayer. Burritos and Middle Eastern are his go-to cuisines.In this episode we go deep into:Why J loves the Worms video gameHow J’s author journey beganJ’s journey from fantasy to science fictionWhat it looks like to take writing seriously for the first timeHow to overcome failure and keep moving forwardFollowing where the trails go, despite nothing seeming to go as plannedThey key to understanding your genreJ’s influences in science-fictionHow to project a possible future and place it in your fictionPaying attention to current political and technological advancements to inform your writingWhy it’s important to include LGBTQ+ characters in your work where possibleHow to include LQBTQ+ characters in an authentic wayHow J has built his reader fanbaseHow to network with other authorsWhy J writesJ answers questions from Patrons:David Hines: I have read that in Sci-fi, the science needs to be accurate/believable. Is this essential or can something just be made up, not fully explained and still work for the story?Find out more about J:https://www.jbenjamin.pub/https://www.facebook.com/JBenjaminAuthorLinks from the show:Space-time Tale https://www.amazon.com/Spacetime-Tale-J-Benjamin-ebook/dp/B081DYKD5W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8Get your Great Writers Share merchandise!https://www.danielwillcocks.com/merch/gwsGWS Press books:Collaboration for Authors: https://books2read.com/u/3G2jLnSpecial thanks to:Intro vocals: Persephone RoseShow theme: Karl HughesBecome a Patron of the show! Get exclusive bonus content, find your tribe, and get early access to all episodes.Thank you to my patrons:David HinesHarley ChristensenJenn MitchellInnes RichensMichael AnderleYanni JadeJoSacha BlackLaura KCrys CainSamantha FrostVictoria LK WilliamsBrett JacksonFaye Trask See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When news broke of a possible Harry Potter TV series, not everyone seemed excited. Why J.K. Rowling's transphobic statements are tarnishing the series' legacy and making fans question the characters' meaning and influence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former tech entrepreneur from Silicon Valley, J Scott, and his wife, moved to Atlanta in 2008 to start a new chapter. In the past ten years, they have bought, built, rehabbed, sold, lent-on, and held over $60 million in property all around the country. But, in 2016, they transitioned into multifamily and they have never looked back. J is today’s guest on the show. He is an entrepreneur, investor, advisor, and the co-host of the BiggerPockets Business Podcast. He is also the author of four books on real estate investing, which have sold over 200,000 copies and have helped investors from around the world get started in real estate. In this episode, J talks about his transition from single-family to multifamily and shares some lessons from his first multifamily syndication, including the importance of building a relationship with your team and understanding that multifamily is not simply single family at a larger scale. It’s a completely different beast! To J, being the team lead is just a word, and he is much more focused on sharing the risk and reward with his team. During our conversation, J also gives us a glimpse into his predictions for the next three to six years. Finally, J has some advice for those getting into multifamily at this time, with a special focus on COVID and employment diversity. Tune in today to hear more!Key Points From This Episode:J tells listeners a little bit more about who he is and what he does.Why J decided to transition into multifamily after he finally had the opportunity to do so.The reason why J has no regrets about starting out in single-family first.J’s first multifamily syndication – what the deal was, who he went into it with, and why.The importance of getting over the hump and doing the first deal, but not rushing into it.Joining a team versus going it alone – J felt he should be working with experienced partners to lend the deal experience and credibility.Being part of a team is like a marriage – J was cautious about finding and vetting his team.J learned from his first syndication that multifamily isn’t just single family on a larger scale.Why being the team lead is just a word – what’s important is sharing risk, equity, and reward.What J foresees for the next 5 to 10 years, like lower interest rates and increasing cap rates.J’s advice for those getting started in the multifamily space now: be cognizant of location.The three focus areas in multifamily – population growth, employment growth, and wage growth, and J adds a fourth: employment diversity.The tool J can’t do without? As a numbers guy with a passion for spreadsheets, it’s Excel.J’s biggest mistake in real estate investing was being too transactional when he started.To grow his life to the next level, J needs to figure out his work-life balance.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:J Scott on LinkedInJ Scott EmailJ Scott on InstagramJ Scott on FacebookJ Scott on BiggerPocketsJ ScottBiggerPockets Business PodcastBullpen

Our roles as fathers comes with all sorts of challenges. We work hard to strike a balance in being able to teach our children the values we believe will carry them furthest in life. It's a mix of responsibility, respect and let's face it... a little fear! On this episode we had the pleasure of chopping it up with the esteemed founder of Rap-A-Lot records J. Prince. We explored his life thus far as a dad and how substantial his job as a father has been. We get into... The valuable lessons J. Prince's son Jas has learned from signing Drake How being laid off broke J. Prince's heart The importance J. Prince places on teaching his children "how to fish" Why J. Prince started his own Loyalty Wine Collection   This episode is brought to you by FlyDad. Get ready for the world's best baby bag made exclusively for Dads! To get it first, subscribe at www.flydadgear.com and take advantage of the BIG 50% OFF pre-launch sale. Treat yourself and listen to the Father Hoods podcast every Tuesday for genuine experiences through the journey of parenting... from the Hip Hop perspective! RATE, REVIEW, SCREEN SHOT and TAG us on social media! Don't forget to check out the shop and cop yourself some OFFICIAL Father Hoods merch to support the show - Shop Here! _________________________________ Join the conversation with DJ EFN, KGB and Manny Digital on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook! _________________________________ ⁣ s/o Ed O.G. & Da Bulldogs - Listen to "Be A Father To Your Child" Right NOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the first segment, we talk about the encounter in which four Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists were killed in J&K last week. To begin with, Deeptiman Tiwary explains how it revealed their plans to conduct terror strikes, the tell-tale signs about their links with Pakistan, and why the region often sees such inferences before an election. Then, Shubhajit Roy talks about New Delhi’s response to the incident and why it needs to be seen in the context of India’s past retaliatory actions, like those after the Pulwama and the Uri terror attacks. Next, Raakhi Jagga talks about farmers in Punjab deciding to remove blockades and allowing the movement of passengers and good trains. She explains the reasons behind the move, their plans for future protests, and why their actions have turned into a mass movement (17:58). And in the end, a quick look at the statements made by PM Narendra Modi during the G20 summit (25:40). Further listening: - Why J&K's new local polls matter (https://bit.ly/2IXBcZW) - Why Indian Railways has stopped services to the state of Punjab  (https://bit.ly/335GKbC)

What you’ll learn in this episode: Why Fabergé isn’t the only Russian treasure that jewelry collectors and enthusiasts should care about. How Russia’s 18th Century empresses shaped jewelry trends of the time. Why Jérémie Pauzié is the best jeweler you’ve probably never heard of. How Marie leads tours to jewelry capitals in Russia and Europe. What is included in Marie’s new book, “Beyond Fabergé: Imperial Russian Jewelry.” About Marie Betteley: Marie Betteley is a leading authority on Russian jewels and Imperial Russian decorative arts, and the President of Marie E. Betteley, Inc., an online shop where customers find exquisitely crafted jewels and treasures from the most fascinating places in the world.  Beginning her career at the New York branch of Christie’s auction house, Marie quickly moved up in the company working in the Russian department. After 10 years, Marie opened her own gallery in New York and started trading in Fabergé and jewels. She regularly consults for auction houses, museums and private collectors globally, and is a respected private dealer, professional speaker, tour guide and author of Beyond Fabergé, Russian Imperial Jewelers. Additional resources: Website LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Pre-order now: Beyond Fabergé: Imperial Russian Jewelry Transcript Photo Descriptions Russian grand collar of the Imperial Order of St. Andrew set with diamonds, ca. 1795. Diamond Fund of the Moscow Kremlin. Photo by Nikolai Rakhmanov Diamond and Gold Crown Pin, 19th century. A royal crown of stylized design, bezel set with a cushion-cut diamond below a rose diamond Maltese cross, the borders and bands set with rose diamonds that graduate in size, many within diamond-shaped bezels. Mounted in 18k gold. Cover of Marie’s upcoming book: “Beyond Fabergé: Imperial Russian Jewelry,” October 28th release. Now available by preorder on Amazon. With Beyond Fabergé you’ll discover there is so much more to Russian jewelry than Fabergé.

This week we ask the BIG questions like "Why J.K. Rowling??? Why!?!?!?", "Whats the cragaliest state capitol", "What's the intro to this podcast?", "Why are you listening to this?", and "Are We Haunted by a Bird?" The answer to those questions are idk, Hawaii?, "hello everyone welcome to unchecked hooliganery...", "you haven't heard of Ghost Landscapes", and yes.

Episode SummaryErin and Rachel have A LOT of thoughts (just under two hours worth) about Peter Pan (1953), a film so full of racism and sexism, they’re left scratching their heads about why this Disney classic is so beloved. Join the hosts as they unpack all the different ways this movie is offensive toward indigenous people, women, and even people with disabilities! Episode BibliographyBoyd, J. (2015). An examination of Native Americans in film and rise of Native filmmakers. The Elon Journal of Undergraduate Research in Communications, 6(1), 105-113. https://www.elon.edu/docs/e-web/academics/communications/research/vol6no1/10BoydEJSpring15.pdfGeronimi, C., Jackson, W., & Luske, H. (Directors). (1953). Peter Pan [Film]. Walt Disney Animation Studios.Great Ormond Street Hospital. (n.d.). The history of Peter Pan and GOSH. https://www.gosh.org/about-us/peter-pan/historyGrady, C. (2017, July 27). How the fantasy of Peter Pan turned sinister. Vox. https://www.vox.com/culture/2017/7/27/16021572/peter-pan-became-evil-jm-barrie-llewelyn-daviesHooten, C. (2015, August 27). Please stop calling it the Bechdel Test, says Alison Bechdel. Independent. https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/news/please-stop-calling-it-the-bechdel-test-says-alison-bechdel-10474730.htmlJoo-Young, Rognlie. (2012, November 6). Copyrights in Neverland. Harvard Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law. Retrieved from https://harvardjsel.com/2012/11/copyrights-in-neverland/Kavey, A. B. (2008). “I do believe in fairies, I do, I do”: The history and epistemology of Peter Pan. In A. B. Kavey & L. D. Friedman, (Eds.), Second star to the right: Peter Pan in the popular imagination (pp. 75-104). Rutgers University Press. Lane, A. (2004, November 15). Why J. M. Barrie created Peter Pan. The New Yorker. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2004/11/22/lost-boysLaskow, S. (2014, December 2). The Racist History of Peter Pan’s Indian Tribe. Smithsonian Magazine. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/racist-history-peter-pan-indian-tribe-180953500/Mohamed, Z. (2019, December 15). Indigenous representation in media. https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/34bdcbb62ba04aa2a63a2bdc1e8accabMoss, C. (2014, December 4). The surprisingly morbid origins of Peter Pan. The Week. https://theweek.com/articles/441765/surprisingly-morbid-origins-peter-pan#:~:text=Peter%20Pan%20originally%20debuted%20as,Who%20Wouldn't%20Grow%20Up.National Congress of American Indians. (2017). Misappropriation of Native Identity in Film & Television. http://www.ncai.org/resources/resolutions/misappropriation-of-native-identity-in-film-televisionOhmer, S. (2008). Disney’s Peter Pan: Gender, fantasy, and industrial production. In A. B. Kavey & L. D. Friedman, (Eds.), Second star to the right: Peter Pan in the popular imagination (pp. 151-186). Rutgers University Press. Parasher, P. (2013). Mapping the imaginary: The Neverland of Disney Indians. In J. Cheu (Ed.), Diversity in Disney films: Critical essays on race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality and disability (pp. 38-49). McFarland & Company, Inc.  Peter Pan (1953 Film). (2020, August 5). In Wikipedia. Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20200804192746/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Pan_(1953_film)

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Why J? is a New York based Tech House DJ & producer who has his finger on the pulse and will be a huge artist in the Down Right Dirty Production family!!! https://www.facebook.com/Deepjoshied https://soundcloud.com/joshiyash ~~Track List~~ 1. Newman(NYC) - breath of the souls 2. Shiba San - back to funk 3. Me and My toothbrush - Push the tempo 4. Franky Rizardo- revoke 5. Josh Butler - rabbit hole 6. Magdalena - mountains of Es Cubells 7. Jeremy Olander - Araoz 8. Timo Mass, Basti Grub, Eric Volta- We are riding high (Alternative version) 9. Undercatt - Britannia 10. Stefano Noferini - Extramelody(Metodi Hristov Remix) 11. Passing - Tontario

The Three Story MethodThe Three Story Method is available now! Zach and J. go deep on their methodology in this episode, discussing how it evolved and why now is the right time to share it with other authors.In addition, the two career authors discuss the primary objections to using any story framework or methodology, the rule of three, the six elements, and the core concept of the Three Story Method.Three Story Method has been published wide, on all major platforms for both ebook and paperback markets. The audiobook version is currently in review at Findaway where it will also be distributed wide to multiple, global platforms.Early feedback on the official Three Story Method Workbook is positive.The Career Author Podcast is a podcast where co-authors J. Thorn and Zach Bohannon share their struggles and successes as full-time authors, advice for improving your writing craft, and honest discussions of what it takes to build a successful career as an author.In this episode, you'll discover:Why J. and Zach agree with James Patterson in that 99.9% of all writers benefit from planningMyths about the complexity of storytellingThe magic of the number 3Why Aristotle is (still) the manHow the order of pre-production can affect the final storyWhat's next for Three Story MethodSend us your ways and hacks - https://thecareerauthor.com/waysandhacks/ Leave us a comment: What questions do you have about Three Story Method?Thanks to all of our Patrons.Podcast sponsored by Kobo Writing Life - https://writinglife.kobobooks.com Get exclusive bonus content by supporting The Career Author Podcast on Patreon at www.patreon.com/thecareerauthorWant to work with us? Get the details at https://thecareerauthor.com/services/Links:Writers, Ink interview with Chuck Palahniuk - https://writersinkpodcast.com/tapping-into-your-readers-emotions-with-chuck-palahniuk/The Career Author YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/thecareerauthorThree Story Method - https://books2read.com/threestorymethod Three Story Method Workbook - https://amzn.to/37SAR1a Molten Universe Media - http://www.moltenuniversemedia.comEvents - https://thecareerauthor.com/events/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The JV Show Podcast 9-27-19On Today's Show:Would you be mad if your friend hacked your social media accounts? Diplo hacks the Jonas Brothers social media. Jersey Shore's Vinnie stripping debut. Why J.Lo is hated. Jerry Springer morally corrupt? Mac Miller blues. BTS collab with Becky G. Eyebrow extensions. Is Cardi B lying about her Me Too story? Nick Cannon says Eminem didn't want to battle him. LOL Sneaking on bart. And a lot more! Happy Friday!

George Post recently retired as the Director of World Headquarters Procurement at life science giant Johnson & Johnson.There, as part of his broader mission to optimize procurement and consulting services, he founded an on-demand talent program called Specialists on Demand, or SOD. SOD is designed to bring J&J executives access to specialized independent professionals, consultants, experts, and executives for targeted engagements across the enterprise.Business Talent Group is a preferred partner in the program, offering business leaders a low-cost, high-value option for solving complex strategic and operational issues.On this episode, BTG's Leah Hoffmann speaks with George about:Why J&J decided to build a program to harness the power of on-demand talent at the enterprise levelThe program's initial goals and structure, and how they evolved over timeHis best practices for engaging business leaders, differentiating the program from other sources of human capital, and tracking and analyzing the program's performance See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Yahnathan Immanuel is joined by Jùmòké to discuss why many people struggle with being single. We will explain the purpose of singleness and we'll also explain the responsibility that singles have to prepare for marriage. That's just the beginning of what is a great discussion. Check out the details below for a full rundown of everything we discuss.   Questions We Answer: Do most people know why they are still single? (4:41) What is the purpose of singleness? (6:05) Why do many people struggle with being single? (7:59)   Key Things You Will Learn: The one-sided perspective of singleness (3:47) Why Jùmòké is not a fan of serial dating (8:19) How marriage is idolized (11:20) How most people view singleness (13:12) The responsibility singles have to prepare for marriage (16:09) Understanding God's perfect timing (17:04)   Connect with Us: Follow Jùmòké  - instagram.com/jumokeofficial Follow Yahnathan - twitter.com/YahImmanuel Follow the Show - twitter.com/RTRLRadio Contact Us - righttoreallove.com/contact   Support Us: Support Our Ministry - righttoreallove.com/support Paypal - paypal.me/rtrlradio Leave a 5 Star Review on Apple Podcast - righttoreallove.com/apple   Resources for You: Get a FREE audiobook from Audible - righttoreallove.com/audiobook Must Read Books to Improve Your Life Today + FREE Audible Audiobook - righttoreallove.com/freebook DUMP YOUR BAGGAGE Workbook - righttoreallove.com/dybnow   More Great Content: Detailed Show Notes - righttoreallove.com/1322 All Podcast Episodes - righttoreallove.com/episodes

Recently, the team was in Birmingham for a certain work-related event. Because we needed a break from what we were doing for our work-jobs, we decided to record a couple of episodes of the show… and it just so happens that an author Barnabas and I enjoy was in town and able to join us on the show. This week we're joined by K.B. Hoyle, author of The Gateway Chronicles and The Breeder Cycle, to chat storytelling, writing middle-grade fiction, and being a Christian who writes for the general market. Listen in as we discuss: The difference between the practice of storytelling and the practice of writing The contradiction of figuring out what books are exactly like—and nothing like—the one you're writing Why writers should always tell true things about the world If "binge" culture has hurt our reading experience Why you can't market a book into being a phenomenon Why J.K. Rowling hasn't had a book resonate the way Harry Potter did To do when your publisher closes its doors before you finish a series What a publisher's feedback really means when they reject your manuscript As always, thanks to Lagares Roasters for partnering with us to make the Table of (mal)Contents blend. Pick up a bag (or 12) today. As for the books we discussed this week, be sure to check out all of K. B. Hoyle's books: The Gateway Chronicles: The Six The Oracle The White Thread The Enchanted The Scroll The Bone Whistle The Breeder Cycle: Breeder Criminal Sharing and supporting the show Leave a five-star rating and review on Apple Podcasts. This only takes a second and will go a long way to helping other people find the show. If you know someone who would benefit from listening, share the show on your favorite social media network. Give us a follow on Twitter at @malContentsPod If you have a question for the show, call our illiteracy helpline at 615-538-7473 and leave us a message. Your question may be featured on a future episode. We use affiliate links from Amazon to help us pay for the costs of producing and hosting the podcast. Be sure to purchase a book or ten that we talk about on every episode. Interested in sponsoring Table of (mal)Contents? Let’s talk via emailor DM @malContentsPod on Twitter.

On today’s Equipping You in Grace show, Dave Jenkins and Dr. Ben Rogers have a wide-ranging conversation about the life and ministry of J.C. Ryle, including how he can help improve our writing and speaking of biblical truth, along with his book, A Tender Lion: The Life, Ministry, and Message of J.C. Ryle (Reformation Heritage Books, 2019). What you’ll hear in this episode Who J.C. Ryle is. Why J.C. Ryle’s work continues to be so influential. Why J.C. Ryle’s crucified style of preaching can help Pastors grow in their preaching of God’s Word. How J.C. Ryle dealt with controversy and how his example helps instruct Christians today. How J.C. Ryle’s classic work on Holiness helps Christians today to grow in the grace of God. Why we again need men like J.C. Ryle and what such men would be like in terms of their character and ministry. About the Guest Bennett Wade Rogers (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is a pastor and teacher in Mississippi and has written several articles on J. C. Ryle and John Bunyan. Subscribing, sharing, and your feedback You can subscribe to Equipping You in Grace via iTunes, Google Play, or your favorite podcast catcher. Ifyou like what you’ve heard, please consider leaving a rating and share it with your friends (it takes only takes a second and will go a long way to helping other people find the show). You can also connect with me on Twitter at @davejjenkins, on Facebook or via email to share your feedback. Thanks for listening to this episode of Equipping You in Grace!

On today’s Equipping You in Grace show, Dave Jenkins and Dr. Ben Rogers have a wide-ranging conversation about the life and ministry of J.C. Ryle, including how he can help improve our writing and speaking of biblical truth, along with his book, A Tender Lion: The Life, Ministry, and Message of J.C. Ryle (Reformation Heritage Books, 2019). What you’ll hear in this episode Who J.C. Ryle is. Why J.C. Ryle’s work continues to be so influential. Why J.C. Ryle’s crucified style of preaching can help Pastors grow in their preaching of God’s Word. How J.C. Ryle dealt with controversy and how his example helps instruct Christians today. How J.C. Ryle’s classic work on Holiness helps Christians today to grow in the grace of God. Why we again need men like J.C. Ryle and what such men would be like in terms of their character and ministry. About the Guest Bennett Wade Rogers (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is a pastor and teacher in Mississippi and has written several articles on J. C. Ryle and John Bunyan. Subscribing, sharing, and your feedback You can subscribe to Equipping You in Grace via iTunes, Google Play, or your favorite podcast catcher. Ifyou like what you’ve heard, please consider leaving a rating and share it with your friends (it takes only takes a second and will go a long way to helping other people find the show). You can also connect with me on Twitter at @davejjenkins, on Facebook or via email to share your feedback. Thanks for listening to this episode of Equipping You in Grace!

Starting from nothing, J. has built a multi-million dollar real estate business. He now trains students from around the world on the methods he uses to generate cash flow and raise millions in private capital. His primary focus is now on creating his own hospitality businesses using only short-term rentals, and he currently controls 21 units that earn nearly a million dollars a year in income. J. is able to run his business on just three and a half hours a day because of his advanced systems and automation. In 2016, he made his system available to his students and they are having success faster than with any method he's ever taught. Creating Cashflow Diary in 2011, J. follows one simple rule: to only train and produce material around the strategies he's currently employing; his courses are some of the most highly reviewed in the industry. What you'll learn about in this episode: Why J. got started in real estate investing due to devastating medical setbacks that happened to both J. and his wife simultaneously Why J. found real estate to be his only solution after he sold everything he could on eBay, and how learning “the hustle” carried over to real estate How J.'s short-term rental business works, and why it is more efficient and potentially lucrative than traditional single-family Why Airbnb isn't the only marketplace J. uses, and how he teaches others to get into the short term rental market Why it is important to manage your expectations, and why a background in sales will speed up the process a bit How J. has survived having over $800k being embezzled, $400k being stolen, having tenants die in their properties, etc. What daily activities and habits J. has developed to find success and be his best every day Which influential mentors and coaches have most affected J.'s business strategies and outlook on life How to contact J. Massey: Website: www.cashflowdiary.com Podcast: www.cashflowdiarypodcast.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/CashflowDiary/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/cashflowdiary/ Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCF9y45Ox3QB_4nqQDA0rJew J. Massey's Recommended Reading List: The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles: https://amzn.to/2VwOsG9 High Performance Habits by Brendon Burchard: https://amzn.to/2uVgD60 The Surrender Experiment by Michael A. Singer: https://amzn.to/2FYCtdT

Episode 38 of the Mavens Do It Better Podcast features President, Chris Bayot and Founder and Creative Director, J’aime Kailani of Mama Earth, a community organization with a mission to make positive change through the power of music, culture, art & nature. Mama Earth has many initiatives #Pride4PH is one that connects leaders from a collection of nonprofit organizations, corporations, government officials and international celebrities to work cooperatively for the good of our earth while sharing the spirit of ALOHA with the world. Chris and J’aime are both entrepreneurs, producers, speakers, activists and philanthropists. Chris worked for years as a consultant in the SharePoint technology community and along with her role at Mama Earth, she now manages award-winning musician, singer and her husband, Hawaii’s own Johnny Valentine tours and bookings. J’aime is an artist, maker, mover and shaker and founder of a gorgeous line of essential oils, ilovebyj’aime and founded Mama Earth over twelve years ago in tribute to her Mother, emerging artists and to shed a light on land and ocean conservation efforts globally.Chris, J’aime and Heather caught up virtually from Los Angeles, Ohio and Marina del Rey, CA.Listen in as Chris and J’aime talk about:· Why J’aime founded Mama Earth in 2007 and all the wonderful programming and initiatives they continuously bring into the world including five years of producing the One Peace Festival, an annual pop-up art exhibit that showcases outstanding work by emerging and established artists supported by Leonardo Dicaprio.· Producing the original One Peace Festival dedicated to J’aime’s Mother, artist, entertainer and producer – Bernadette Bayot-Hernandez and how her brother, Bruno Mars, and other artists and entertainers have contributed to their environmental efforts. The next One Peace Festival is June 26-28 in Honolulu which also benefits #PrideforPH an initiative that brings together some of the most influential people in environmental advocacy to clean up Manila Bay, Philippines while supporting the local people and culture.· Chris’ move from working as a consultant and regional director in technology to the President of Mama Earth and road manager and how her days in tech has influenced her producing events and initiatives for Mama Earth. Along with diving into what she loves about non-profit work, raising money for great causes and enjoying every moment, her family, and working and playing in paradise in Hawaii.TranscriptFor more on Mama Earth and One Peace Festival:One Peace Festival| June 26-30, 2019 | Honolulu, Hawaii· 6/26 - Film Screening at Hawaii State Art Museum· 6/28 - One Peace Festival with Art + Music + Film· 6/30 - Beach Cleanup on the North Shore of O’ahuIn support of #Pride4Philippines(#Pride4PH)To follow Chris: LinkedIn| Twitter| InstagramTo follow J’aime: LinkedIn| Twitter| InstagramTo follow Mama Earth: Mama Earth Facebook| Mama Earth Twitter| MamaEarth Instagram| MamaEarth websiteTo follow ilovebyj’aime: ilovebyj’aime Twitter| ilovebyj’aime Instagram| Ilovebyj’aime websiteChris C. Bayot has a diverse background in technology, artist management and in the nonprofit sector that makes her uniquely qualified to help support charitable organizations in a variety of ways. Her more than 7 years supporting nonprofits have been focused on working with art and music centered programs. During this time, she learned the ins and outs of creating and running a nonprofit business and became a certified grant proposal writer. Chris also spent more than 10 years as the Director of a technical consulting firm, helping businesses such as the Hawaiian Airlines and the Bank of Hawaii create enterprise solutions to improve efficiency. Chris hopes this variety of experience as well as the connections she has made managing her husband’s music career will bring benefit to the charities she works with and ultimately have a positive impact on our community.J’aimeKailani Bayot is an artist, entrepreneur, activist, producer and a mother to two sons, Marley and Jaimeson. She founded Mama Earth Project in 2007 with a vision to provide people with the opportunity to experience the power of giving and making a difference. Since then, Mama Earth has launched several successful initiatives in Los Angeles that continue to make an impact through arts, music and nature. J’aimeKailani believes that people can truly connect through acts of kindness and the transformative power of sharing and positive exchange of energy; whether it be through a song or dance or artwork. She is dedicated working for the good of Mama Earth.

On this episode, we talk about why The Game is rapping about sexing Kim Kardashian and what will Kanye West's reaction will be. (6:29) Why J.Cole being a "Middle Child" makes him a GOAT.(19:12) The epic f*** up of FYRE festival starring Ja-Rule (28:14)and the world greatest Hip Hop group gets a some Hollywood shine. (54:27) HHMS is Hip Hop barbershop studio commentary from smart a$$ DJ Akademiks and a baldhead brash mouth J.Hall Check out full episodes: https://lnk.bio/5AMB DJ Akademiks www.youtube.com/channel/UCp4eMBof1ZSU_HnRgvxBqMg J.Hall: lnk.bio/3HO2 Twitter: @HHMS98 @jhallradio @DjAkademiks Instagram: @HHMS @jhallradio @DjAkademiks

Today’s episode features Jérome Simian, French physical preparation coach. Jérome is a coach who not only has been trained by some of the best minds in the world (Jay Schroeder and Charles Poliquin) but also works with some of the greatest athletes in the world, notably Kevin Mayer, the new decathlon world record holder who broke Ashton Eaton’s old mark with an incredible score of 9126. After Kevin Mayer broke the record,Jérome wrote a fantastic article on Strength Sensei about some of the training that allowed Kevin Mayer to overcome back and foot issues, as well as a weak start in his races to progress to a point where he is now the world record holder.   One of the big issues with physical preparation is that the higher the level the athlete is, the less weightroom and barbell lifts will transfer to that athlete’s on-field performance.  All too often forgotten is that it is not what you do but how you do it. Jérome is truly a master of the how.  This episode is a must-listen for any track and field or strength coach, as what Jérome did with Kevin Mayer is truly phenomenal.   On today’s episode, Jérome will cover his approach with Kevin Mayer, how he fixed some of Kevin’s imbalances, his approach to maximal strength training (and then eventually a lack thereof) with Kevin in his lead up to setting the world record.  There are also many tips to the nuances of exercise performance within this episode. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more.   Key Points Jérome’s training of Kevin Mayer, world record holder in the decathlon How Jérome approaches basic barbell strength training for athletes in terms of posture, position and muscle firing Kevin Mayer’s initial performance needs when he came to Jérome Why Jérome decided to stop doing any significant barbell lifting in Kevin’s training for a period of many months Why exact exercise selection is not nearly as important as how you do what you are doing in the weightroom or track “Strength training and resiliency are not separate qualities” “Kevin’s muscles were fighting each other in lifting… it was more a coordination problem” “There is constant control around the joint at all times; there is no time where the muscle is completely relaxed” “You want to pull (down) with your hip flexors when you squat” “For the RDL I’ll pinch the skin on the lumbar spine… and that teaches them how to get into the proper position… I don’t like telling them pull with this, think about a muscle, etc.” “Extreme ISO’s are supposed to be movement” “(When he came to me) Kevin was more a kangaroo than a racehorse” “We never get very far from ATG squats because that keeps his hips loose” “(Regarding a period of time in Kevin Mayer’s training) No (heavy) squatting no deadlifting at all from October to March” “It’s the concept of metaphors; if you are producing 300lbs one way, but resisting 75lb the other way, you are better off producing 200lb one way and zero the other way (in terms of building efficient movement)” “If you want to lift and be good for sport you have to have a healthy disregard for the amount of weight on the bar” “Do you want to be strong, or do you want to lift heavy weights, they are not necessarily the same” About Jérome Simian Jérome Simian started his coaching career in 1998. Since then, he has coached athletes to compete in seven Olympic games, to World and European medals, as well to national records and dozens of national championships. His experience ranges from track and field to professional rugby, to figure skating, to mention only a few. In a country where good athletes are helped for free and coached by the federal system, his private practice was built on helping those who did not fit the standard performance requi...

Joe Henry of J. Henry Bourbon joins the Real Food Brands Marketing Podcast to discuss the importance of setting a brand strategy and then delivering on your promises through consistent operational and marketing excellence in order to help your company stand out in a crowded marketplace.     In This Episode:  The story behind the J. Henry & Sons Wisconsin Straight Bourbon brand strategy  How J. Henry revived of a dormant heirloom corn to help create a unique mash bill  Why J. Henry put quality over profit to age their bourbon for five years before their initial release   How the wildly inconsistent weather in Wisconsin actually benefits the bourbon aging process  Why sampling is so important for smaller food and beverage companies  Why saturating your core market(s) is important before expanding too quickly  How to turn onsite events and demos into memorable experiences that create brand advocates Resources:  J. Henry Bourbon  J. Henry Instagram (@jhenrybourbon)  J. Henry Facebook  Wisconsin Foodie Episode at J. Henry Farm  Outstanding in the Field  Real Food Brands Marketing Roundtable Facebook Group  Real Food Brands  

J.J. Konstant was a 2003 graduate of St. Ambrose University, where he was an all-academic conference basketball player and member of the Dean's List. He attended Marine Corps Officer Candidate School in October of 2003. After being commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant on December 12, 2003, he spent the next 8 months in Quantico, Virginia training to be an Infantry Officer. In September of 2004, he was assigned to the 2nd Battalion of the 3rd Marine Regiment in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. As the Rifle Platoon Commander for Fox Company's Third Platoon, he deployed to eastern Afghanistan in June of 2005. There he led his Marines in conducting operations aimed at disrupting Taliban, Al-Qaeda, and other associated terrorist personnel operations. In September of 2005, he received the Purple Heart from the Commandant of the Marine Corps. In January of 2006, J.J. received The Bronze Star with Combat Distinguishing Device from the Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps. Both awards were the result of his actions from August 12-19 as part of the now famous “Operation Whalers.” In September of 2006 1st Lt. Konstant deployed as a Mobile Assault Platoon Commander and Joint Terminal Attack Controller to Iraq's Haditha Triad in Al-Anbar Province. There he led his Marines in conducting counterinsurgency operations and was again wounded by two separate roadside bomb attacks. He received his second Purple Heart for wounds received on November 9, 2006. Other military honors J.J. has received include the: Combat Action Ribbon with gold star in lieu of a second award, naval unit citation, meritorious unit citation, national defense service medal, Afghanistan campaign medal, Iraq campaign medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, sea service deployment ribbon with bronze star in lieu of second award, a certificate of appreciation, and two certificates of commendation for his service in each theater of battle. What you'll learn about in this episode: What J.J.'s college plans were, and how his career deviated from his plans in unexpected ways How J.J. found his sense of purpose, selfless and desire to be a part of something bigger than himself came from his parents J.J.'s personal experience in Operation Red Wings in Afghanistan, which led to the book "Victory Point" by Ed Darack How J.J.'s exceptional military distinction led to him being awarded numerous medals for his service How J.J. transitioned the skills and training he learned in the military into the business world Why J.J. uses his position as a mentor to help give the same drive and teamwork he learned to other business leaders Why J.J. believes in appreciating and supporting everyone who is a part of his business team What leadership qualities J.J. believes are critical for successful and authentic business leaders What advice J.J. offers to people who are changing industries, positions or work environments Why J.J. doesn't promote himself on social media or have a website to promote his speaking and consulting How to contact J.J. Konstant and additional resources: Email: jjkonstant@gmail.com Email: ed@themolitorgroup.com Website: www.themolitorgroup.com Victory Point by Ed Darack: http://a.co/d/ftx95ME  

Our special encore guest today is J.D. Graffam. He is a user experience expert and business leader. He founded his first business, Simple Focus, a digital experience company, in 2009. Today, his holding company, Graffam Companies, manages three digital agencies and six product businesses, all of which are bootstrapped and profitable. In his industry, he co-founded “CSS Off”, the world’s first philanthropic CSS contest, speaks nationally about creative leadership, user experience, and business, and is the author of the book “CSS for Print Designers.” Now...you may remember J.D. and the wisdom he shared during Episode 354. If you haven’t listened to, studied, and applied all he shared during our first interview...I highly encourage you to add Episode 354 to your list of vital priorities. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why you need to learn to trust your own patience The role common sense plays in being successful in business Why success is however we define it for ourselves Why you should not be afraid of failure Why J.D. feels failure should be considered an organic natural outcome from doing things Why anxiety is not fear, it is a negative prediction Why hiring A-players is not the only way to get A-players Why you should gain satisfaction from an A-player moving on to other opportunities The value of having relationships with your employees on an individual level Why you have to have the ability to critically evaluate your current scenario Ways to contact JD: Website: www.simplefocus.com Email: jd@simplefocus.com Twitter: @jdgraffam  

Discussing Eminem, Why J.Cole so overlooked, The music business, the Mumble Rap Era, Some rappers are like Shows, MC's That Can Produce, Lyricists, Jay Electronica, Prodigy, Leaders of the New School, One And Dones and The Misunderstood and Slept On MC's, and The Album We Waiting On.

You've likely seen a J.P. Sears video on Facebook or Youtube - he's the guy with the long red hair who does the tongue-in-cheek comedy videos about spirituality, politics, relationships, and so much more. J.P. has become somewhat of a Youtube sensation these days and is on the show with Ari and Nick to tell the story of how he went from emotional healer to emotional healing Youtube sensation. You'll find his insight about how to be your authentic self and be productive at the same time quite helpful, and you'll have a few laughs along the way. Join Ari and Nick on this episode as they chat (and laugh) with J.P. Sears. ## How things exploded for J.P. (in a good way) when he quit believing lies. On this episode of Leverage, J.P. Sears tells the story of how he was not gaining much traction in his emotional healing practice because he was telling himself lies What were the lies? That he'd ruin his credibility if he allowed his natural sense of humor to come out. But when he decided that was a part of himself he could no longer keep hidden, he decided to let it out by recording his first comedy video. He not only found a new avenue of personal fulfillment but also discovered that others were drawn to his sense of humor. That's when his career began to skyrocket. You can hear the rest of his story in detail, on this episode of Leverage. ## What does it mean to bet on your authentic self? You hear the term “authentic self” a lot these days. J.P. Sears says that everyone needs to learn how to be who they really are, not who they think people expect them to be or want them to be. That's the only way you can truly know who you are and what you bring to the world that is unique and beneficial. His advice for anyone who wants to be more effective: Always bet on your authentic self. Find out what he means by that, on this episode. ## Avoiding the people-pleasing trap is essential for anyone who wants to make a difference. One of the things that held J.P. Sears back from excelling in his career as an emotional healing coach was that he was trying to please others. He wanted to be respected in his field so he was careful to do the things he believed others in the field would expect of him. But he found that important aspects of who he was were being stifled, and in time he couldn't continue with the dissonance that was going on in his own soul. Once he let out the parts of him he was keeping tucked away, his career began to take off. J.P.'s story is an example of how being true to your authentic self is the best thing you can do to be effective. ## How J.P. uses outsourcing to highlight his unique abilities. It's obvious from watching any of J.P. Sears' videos that he's a witty, creative person. In order to be most effective in his creativity, he's had to outsource some of the tasks that need to happen for the sake of his business success so he doesn't become bogged down in them. That allows him to continue to use his creative gifts effectively. On this episode J.P. describes a bit of the process he's gone through to outsource for the sake of effectiveness, so be sure you listen. ## Outline of This Episode - [0:03] Why J.P. is glad they guys are irresponsible enough to ask him on the show. - [1:45] J.P.'s specific background as an emotional healing coach and how he got started. - [5:13] How J.P. transitioned from wholistic healer to Youtube sensation. - [11:09] How comedy videos have helped J.P. accomplish his goals. - [14:37] The places and people J.P. derives inspiration from. - [19:11] J.P.'s morning routine. - [23:42] What J.P. hopes readers get from his new book. - [26:52] Ari's idea for a business retreat: J.P.'s response. - [33:42] A Facebook question: Are Vegans better people? Yes, but they are hypocritical. - [34:20] What is J.P.'s unique ability and how does he use outsourcing to protect it? - [37:52] What's next for J.P.? - [40:04] J.P.'s top three pieces of advice to be more effective. ## Resour --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lessdoing/message

Just a few years ago, J. Crew was admired for attiring Michelle Obama, and for delivering solid profits. But now, the company is cutting jobs. The Wall Street Journal reports "sales at its stores open at a least a year have fallen for the past 10 quarters." In other retail news, Abercrombie & Fitch is looking to sell itself, after its share price dropped by half. Ralph Lauren has closed its Fifth Avenue flagship store, suggesting that even upscale retailers can no longer afford upscale rents. The New Yorker's Joshua Rothman has been trying to figure out what's happening to branded fashion, and writes about J. Crew in his piece "Why J. Crew's Vision of Preppy America Failed." This week on WNYC's Money Talking, host Ilya Marritz talks with Rothman about what's ailing J. Crew, and what it means for everyone else who's trying to lure humans into little boxes to pick up threads and put them on plastic.

In today’s show we’re going to be speaking with J about his new exciting real estate business venture of short-term rentals and why he’s shifting his entire strategy to focus on this niche. I can tell you that J really got my attention during this show and I’m excited to share this very interesting and seemingly lucrative investment opportunity with you. As with all my shows, my primary objective is to help educate you on various ways of creating massive amounts of passive cash flow from real estate investing and I think you’re really going to enjoy this one.  Here’s What You’ll Learn: How J was forced into becoming a real estate investor after experiencing some very challenging medical issues in his life. Why J is refocusing all his investment efforts into the short-term rental game and why he feels this is one of the “best kept” niches in real estate today. How to receive two to three times the gross rental income from a particular unit by transitioning from a long-term annual lease to a short-term arrangement. The two specific sub-classes of short-term tenants that J likes to focus on and why. How to utilize a sandwich or master lease structure and get into this business without having to actually purchase the real estate, thus eliminating the need for credit. The best websites to advertise your short-term rental properties and how to streamline the process. The unique features that J includes in his rentals that set his properties apart from the competition, which in turn creates a continually high demand for his units. How to seek out the best markets for short-term rental opportunities. And much more  Recommended Resources: Grab a free copy of my latest book “The 21 Biggest Mistakes Investors Make When Purchasing their First Mobile Home Park…and how to avoid them MobileHomeParkAcademy.com Download my free success guide, “7 habits of highly successful multi-family investors” by going to KevinBupp.com/guide Schedule your free 30 minute "no obligation" call directly with Kevin by clicking this link https://www.timetrade.com/book/KV2D2 Looking to invest in Mobile Home Parks? Want to JV with me on deals? If so, schedule a call with me and let’s talk. Click here https://www.timetrade.com/book/KT36S

J. Money from Budgets are Sexy joins me on the Financial Independence Podcast to talk about the benefits of challenging everything in your life! Highlights: The importance of tracking your net worth How not to buy a house The importance of side hustles Why J. Money is the Miley Cyrus of personal finance How to live like Benjamin Franklin and why you should try it The ways personal finance has changed over the years Why you should challenge everything in your life To read the full article, visit http://www.madfientist.com/budgets-are-sexy-interview/

How does one go from being deep in debt to building a business teaching others about money? J.D. Roth is the founder of Get Rich Slowly, a personal finance blog. He hoped that by sharing his journey, it would keep him motivated and help others who were in similar trouble. Well it changed his life. He dug himself out of debt, quite his day job and published a book and then sold his blog. J.D. talks about his personal journey and how he has truly created the life he wanted. “Keep yourself open.” ~ J.D. Roth, on How She Really Does It LISTEN HERE In this interview we discuss: Why J.D. started a blog? Why achieving fame was never the goal when J.D started out. J.D.’s favorite books. The power of your mindset. Before Get Rich Slowly, what was your relationship with money? Impostor syndrome Making a difference Two takeaways – for creating the life YOU want. “Do things because you want to do them.” ~ J.D. Roth, on How She Really Does It Mentioned in this Podcast Get Rich Slowly J.D.’s “More Than Money” website Your Money: The Missing Manual Mr. Money Mustache website smiling, The post J.D. Roth: Debt to Money Success appeared first on howshereallydoesit.com.

Mina Kimes, writer at Fortune, interviewed by Aaron Lammer. Show notes: @minakimes Kimes on Longform "Bad to the Bone: A Medical Horror Story" (Fortune • Sep 2012) "America's Hottest Export: Weapons" (Fortune • Feb 2011) "Why J&J's Headache Won't Go Away" (Fortune • Mar 2008) "Railroads: Cartel or Free Market Success Story?" (Fortune • Sep 2011)