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Asset management may not be as sexy as raising money or chasing deals. But it's the aspect of multifamily investing that makes a deal successful—or not. So, what's involved in the operation of an apartment building? And how can an asset manager work with their property management team to solve problems together? Kyle Mitchell is the cofounder of Asset Management Mastery, a platform designed to help multifamily investors become best-in-class operators. Kyle owns and operates a portfolio of 400 units worth $400M in Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona. He is also the coauthor of Best in Class: How to Manage Your Multifamily Asset, Avoid Mistakes and Build Wealth Through Real Estate and serves as a mentor with The Michael Blank organization. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Kyle joins cohost Garrett Lynch and me to discuss the role of a multifamily asset manager, explaining how he conducts monthly secret shopper audits and what KPIs he tracks on a regular basis. Kyle describes what attracted him to the asset management side of the business, discussing how he partners with the property management team to get the best out of a property. Listen in for Kyle's hands-on approach to renovation management and find out how he is navigating material and labor shortages in the aftermath of the pandemic. Key Takeaways   The role of a multifamily asset manager Hold property management company accountable Partner with PM team to get best out of property What attracted Kyle to asset management Background in operations at golf courses Identified gap in that side of multifamily business Why Kyle moved into the market where he invests Easier to build relationships as boots on ground Opportunity to grow portfolio How Kyle conducts a monthly secret shopper audit 80-point system (send scorecard to PM team) Different phone #, email address and question What key performance indicators Kyle tracks Marketing metrics (# of leads, conversion ratio) Lease trade-outs, rental and RUBS comps How Kyle handles multifamily renovation management Property management company has in-house team Track tasks on Trello goal to finish in 21 days How to navigate the current material and labor shortages Order in bulk and secure storage on site Build deep roster of vendors What Kyle does when a property manager isn't performing Direct line to owner of PM company Weekly call to discuss cause of issues How to be proactive when it comes to asset management Partner or team member with ops experience Reach out to peers in multifamily industry Connect with Kyle Mitchell Asset Management Mastery Asset Management Summit Asset Management Mastery Podcast Passive Income Through Multifamily Real Estate Podcast Best in Class: How to Manage Your Multifamily Asset, Avoid Mistakes and Build Wealth Through Real Estate by Kyle Mitchell and Gary Lipsky Resources Register for Deal Maker Live Learn More About Michael's Mentoring Program Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Download Michael's Free eBook: The Secret to Raising Money for Your First Apartment Building Kyle Mitchell on Apartment Building Investing EP172 Neal Bawa's LASAL Revenue Management System Conservice: The Utility Experts Trello DiSC Assessment Podcast Show Notes Michael's Website  Michael on Facebook  Michael on Instagram  Michael on YouTube  Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group 

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

GUESTS BIO Kyle Stanley - is an AirBnB operator out of Fresno, CA. Although he has been doing AirBnB since 2015, he didn't truly turn it into a business until May of 2019. When Kyle learned he could operate AirBnB's in homes that he didn't even own, he realized that he could scale the business quickly. In under 18 months, Kyle went from 1 listing to 25 listings, netting over $20K per month. Kyle now teaches others how to replicate his path to success in AirBnB. Kyle is also a real estate investor practicing exit strategies like flipping, wholesaling, creative financing and more. You can tune into his podcast, "The Fearless Investor," to learn more. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EPISODE 03:29 STR Secrets texting community! Text your questions at 9783216563 04:34 Kyle's Biography/Introduction. 05:26 The mindset shift that led him to do Short Term Rentals. 07:08 Rental arbitrage or Management model. How he scaled his STR properties. 06:45 #1 lead source for finding management clients. 11:22 What Kyle's team looks like. 12:21 Who handles their guest communication. 14:01 His payment method towards his assistant/s. 16:36 Find someone who cares about being a part of something big. 20:21 Why it's difficult to find the best VA for your STR business. 24:18 You must be hungry to evolve and avoid staying in your comfort zone. 25:22 Why Kyle's "Why" hasn't changed. 27:01 Kyle's STR business goals for 2021. 28:51 Kyle's systems on technology and automation. 33:03 A recent mindset shift. 41:31 How to get in touch with Kyle Stanley. 42:48 Kyle's number 1 secret to success with Short Term Rentals. 37:24 A FREE Airbnb profit calculator giveaway on Kyle's website. Join our Facebook group! www.facebook.com/groups/STRentalsecrets NOTABLE QUOTES (KEY LESSONS): "I just made money going on vacation. That didn't feel fair." - Kyle Stanley "When you do something unique and you do it well words spread really fast." - Kyle Stanley "You're never going to find someone that cares about the business as much as you but you can definitely find someone who cares about being a part of something big, and being a part of something that makes their life better." - Kyle Stanley "Surround yourself with good people so you can just learn new things every day." - Kyle Stanley CONNECTING WITH THE GUESTS Website: Fearlesskyle.com (Get a FREE Profit Calculator) Instagram & Clubhouse app handles: @fearlesskyle

Going through the teenage stage with your children is a stressful time for everyone, but what if your teen was also a famous TikToker? Today’s guest is Kyle Kaplanis, a step-dad to four and father to a social media star. In this episode, he shares his amazing insight into using social media within the family and how to approach the needed open conversations around sex, alcohol, and everything else. Listen in as Kyle shares his experience joining a family of four children without having any children of his own and the dynamic with his partner and her ex-spouse. You will learn why it is important to make your children feel safe and supported, the responsibility that comes with being a celebrity/influencer, and how to respond to “haters.” 2:25 - 5:05 - What Kyle’s family dynamic is like. 5:05 - 7:37 - What it was like joining a family of four children. 7:37 - 10:00 - Why Kyle let the kids come to him instead of trying to force the relationship. 10:00 - 20:20 - How Kyle and his family supported his step-daughter when she started gaining traction on TikTok. 20:20 - 27:40 - The importance of allowing for open conversations around tough subjects with your kids. 27:40 - 43:03 - The negative effects of being an influencer. Takeaways: How Kyle entered into a family without any drama involved. Why he supported his step-daughter in her social media endeavors. How to approach the conversation of social media with your children. The importance of making your children feel like they can talk to you about anything. The responsibility that comes with being an influencer. Quotes: “I went into my relationship with the kids not trying to replace anybody.” - Kyle Kaplanis “We have to remember that these kids grew up in the era of technology, so to tell them they can’t [join social media] is like saying they can’t play at the park with their friends.” - Kyle Kaplanis “You have to remember for those who are looking for fame, it comes with a ton of responsibility.” - Kyle Kaplanis   3 Interesting Clips: 8:00 - 9:35 - Why Kyle found it so easy to join another family—without any drama. 13:19 - 14:05 - How getting involved together on social media brought Kyle’s family closer together. 20:20 - 22:00 - The importance of having open conversations with your children.   Links: Kyle Kaplanis: Instagram | LinkedIn |TikTok JaydeCanDance Text us: 760-389-3722 Send us an anonymous letter Subscribe & Review in iTunes! Are you subscribed to our podcast? If not, we would strongly suggest you do. This way you won’t miss a thing! Subscribe here: Everything Always And now for the pretty please with a Bordeaux Maraschino Cherry on top. We would be so incredibly grateful if you left us a review on for Everything Always as well. This will help other parents and families like you find our podcast. Plus, it’s fun for Mike and I to sit and read them together on date night! Just click here, click open in iTunes, select “Ratings and Reviews”, tell us your favorite moment and best take away and we will send a huge cyber hug and kiss right to you! Find the Everything Always Podcast wherever you listen! Apple Podcasts (iTunes) acast Pocketcasts ListenNotes Spotify player.fm

Chasing success and trying to climb the corporate ladder led today’s guest, Kyle Depiesse, to hit rock bottom; burnt out and in debt. He left everything behind to start designing a life guided by fulfillment. Since then, Kyle and his wife have paid off nearly $400k to become completely debt-free. He has also been a stay-at-home dad, completed an Ironman, and started his own business, where he leverages his story to design destination experiences and coaching offerings to help his clients get the clarity they need to build their definition of a fulfilling life. He is also the host of a podcast, Reaching Beyond. In this episode, Kyle shares some of his journey with us and how he connected the dots to discover that teaching was his calling. Although it took him a while to get there, he has remained committed to learning and growing, and it really does show. His personal finance tips completely turn what we have been taught on its head. He talks about why getting out of debt was such a formative experience, where he was able to foster an attitude of gratitude. Being an entrepreneur means accepting failure as part of the process. Kyle is not afraid to talk about his dips and how he has iterated his way to success. Our conversation also touches on the importance of community and why men especially need to focus on finding their tribe, what Kyle means when he talks about life rhythm rather than balance, and the exciting plans he has for a book this year. If you feel stuck in your circumstances, Kyle’s story is sure to inspire you to turn things around.Key Points From This Episode:Get to know Kyle, his background, and the journey he went on to claw his way out of debt. What happened when Kyle saw his life’s earnings when he was in his mid-30s. Kyle’s advice for those who feel like they cannot get out of debt. Battling debt requires sacrifice, but it doesn’t mean you have to lower your quality of life. How to overcome your limiting beliefs around why you can’t be an entrepreneur. Successful entrepreneurs don’t necessarily have the best idea; they just persevere the longest. Kyle’s own journey of building his business and the tweaks and iterations he made. Getting through dips and why you need things to support you through adversity. How Kyle has cultivated personal responsibility over the years. Realizations that Kyle has come to about the importance of a community. Markers that show you are chasing success alone and not being part of a tribe. A story of a man Kyle worked with who had a major life shift. Why Kyle prefers the idea of rhythm over balance and how we can get into a good rhythm. Containers and boundaries: how Kyle segments his time to be fully present. Where you can find Kyle online and some of the resources he has available. The fun thing Kyle hopes to do in 2021.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Kyle DepiesseKyle Depiesse on Instagram‎Reaching BeyondIronman TriathlonJohn MaxwellDave RamseyThe DipJim RohnWork with ChrisGoodman CoachingChris Goodman

With all eyes on Washington for the inauguration of the 46th President at 4am tomorrow morning AEDT, incoming Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen, joined the party with comments about even more stimulus being required to kickstart the US economy. This pushed US markets higher and gave us a strong lead in today with the ASX 200 closing up 0.4%. All sectors closed in the green except real estate and financials. Meanwhile, the world's second largest crypto-currency after Bitcoin, Ethereum, cracked a new high of $US1,430 as investors look to other cryptos in the wake of the Bitcoin boom. Our top three VODs today are:Why Kyle is excited about travelSteven's got FOGOSYD slow to bounce back but still good for a long-term play See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adding value to your property can be costly, and sometimes the returns are negligible. Today we speak with Kyle Finney, whose finger has been on the pulse of PropTech for several years. By adding smart tech to your property in the right ways and places, you can up rents while adding exponential value. We open the show by introducing Kyle and hear about his professional history, discovering PropTech, and its uses along the way. We then dive into some PropTech examples and their uses, like smart locks, home automation, and motion sensors. Kyle spends time explaining each of these and how they’re integrated into the property. To give listeners an idea of the kinds of returns you can expect by using PropTech, Kyle shares useful case studies. As the show develops we then find out more about Kyle’s company, Arize, and what its value proposition is. Listeners will also benefit from Kyle’s insider advice, especially when he shares the kinds of questions you should ask before making PropTech investments. To finish the episode, we take a look at Kyle’s four keys to success. Be sure to join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Introducing today’s guest, Kyle Finney, a business development manager at Arize.Kyle gives us a breakdown of his career so far.Find out about what PropTech is and what it can do for companies.Kyle shares examples of PropTech and how homeowners and property investors use it.Hear about what tenants might be expecting over the next year, PropTech-wise.The ROIs that investors can expect from implementing Kyle’s strategies. Why having tech like smart smoke and water detectors can save you thousands a month.Kyle talks to us about Arize and its value proposition.We hear Kyle’s expectations on what the next big wave in real estate will be.Why Kyle’s company focuses more on sensors than cameras.The types of questions you ought to be asking before investing in PropTech.Kyle tells us about the infrastructure behind Arize.Why streamlining your PropTech supplier is a necessity.We finish off by hearing Kyle’s four keys to success.Tweetables:“We see a lot of people from the investment side adding PropTech to increase property value.” — Kyle Finney [0:03:38]“We're expecting smart locks to replace traditional locks within the next three to five years. And within the next year, lighting control and thermostats are going to be something that many, if not all units have, no matter what the class is.” — Kyle Finney [0:08:53]“Access control is going to be a big thing. It's a big deal right now. Even having people over and shooting them an access code for one-time use —they can enter without you having to go out and open a gate — that is a big thing.” — Kyle Finney [0:20:00]“The reason why tenants prefer motion and entry sensors over cameras is because they don’t feel like their privacy is being invaded.” — Kyle Finney [0:21:22]Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Kent RitterKyle Finney on LinkedInArizeNational Multifamily Housing CouncilAlexaThe New York TimesGeneral ElectricAmazon Web ServicesOriginals on Amazon

The tables are turned as show host, Kyle Wilson is interviewed by Paul Counts of Counts Marketing, about Kyle's Strategic Marketing Wheel that he has used to create his own 8-figure business and used to build Jim Rohn Int as well as coach many entrepreneurs including Darren Hardy, Robin Sharma and many more. Topics include: - Kyle working with Jim Rohn, Brian Tracy, Les Brown, Mark Victor Hansen, Darren Hardy, Denis Waitley and many more - Everyone starts at zero. The key is getting started and finding mentors - How Kyle got in the seminar business and met his mentor and 18 year business partner. Jim Rohn - The story behind launching Jim Rohn International and YourSuccessStore - What is principle based marketing - Why Kyle created the Strategic Marketing Wheel - Tactics vs Principles - Compounding results vs churning through people - Referrals, testimonials and social proof - How people find you 24/7 - 365 - 4 Keys to Your Website - What's Your Secret Sauce - Creating irresistible offers -  Who's your avatar - How to get The Strategic Wheel 16 Modules KyleWilson.com/TheWheel Be ready to take lots of notes! Kyle Wilson is giving away 5 signed copies of the new book he just published and co-authored with legends and friends Les Brown, Darren Hardy, Brian Tracy, Denis Waitley, Phil Collen, John Assaraf, Tom Ziglar and over 80 iconic thought leaders, Success Habits of Super Achievers plus throwing in Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar and Brian Tracy quote booklets as well!  You can also order a copy for only 12.97 and get over $500 in free gifts. Go to KyleWilson.com/books to order. There is a link to buy either one copy through Amazon or if buying in multiples you can SAVE plus mix and match plus I'm throwing in Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar and Brian Tracy quote booklets as well! ------------------------- Receive FREE Kyle Wilson's 52 Lessons I Learned From Jim Rohn and Other Legends I Promoted http://KyleWilson.com Follow Kyle Wilson: Instagram: instagram.com/kylewilsonjimrohn Facebook: facebook.com/kylewilsonmarketing YouTube: youtube.com/KyleWilsonMarketing Twitter: twitter.com/kwmarketing Subscribe, Rate & Review (plus bonuses) Please subscribe to the Success Habits Podcast and leave an honest rating & review. This will encourage other people to listen and allow us to grow as a community. The bigger we get as a community, the bigger the impact we can have on the world. To subscribe, rate, and review the podcast visit KyleWilson.com/podcast (see details on some really cool bonuses) What Others are Saying About Kyle “Kyle, thank you for our partnership and friendship. Friendship is wealth and you make me a rich man. Love and Respect!” Jim Rohn, Iconic Philosopher & Speaker “I guard my endorsements carefully. Regarding Kyle, he is simply a marketing genius! No joke. Kyle was the wizard behind the successful business of my mentor Jim Rohn. Every marketing dilemma I have ever had Kyle has given me the brilliant and elegant solution on the spot. Kyle’s consulting has saved and earned me hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years.” Darren Hardy, Former Publisher SUCCESS Magazine "Kyle Wilson is brilliant and so very knowledgeable and an icon in this industry. He was the power behind Jim Rohn. Kyle is my longtime friend and someone I have a great deal of respect for." Les Brown, Iconic Speaker and Author  “I have worked closely with Kyle Wilson for 20 years. He is one of the best all-around marketers, promoters, business-builders and entrepreneurs in the business today. We have generated more than a million dollars together.” Brian Tracy, Int Speaker & Author “Kyle is a valued friend, a marketing superstar and one of the most knowledgeable people in the personal development industry.” Robin Sharma, Monk Who Sold His Ferrari  “I've known and worked with Kyle Wilson for over 20 years. Kyle is the ONLY person that ALWAYS under-promised and over-delivered every single time my dad Zig and I worked with him. He is a valued friend and someone I have great admiration and respect for!" Tom Ziglar, President of Zig Ziglar Corp “Kyle is one of my old and dear friends and one of the smartest marketing guys I have had the opportunity to work with. He is the scrappy marketing guy. What I mean by that is, there are lots of guys who will put out business plans and do all kinds of nonsense and swing for home runs. Kyle is the real deal and finds ways to create product, add value, help people, build community, he’s unbelievable.” Eric Worre, Author of Go Pro

In this episode of our cannabis business podcast, we interview Dr. Kyle Kingsley of Cannabis MSO, Vireo Health. We cover topics ranging from: Raising Capital and Going Public as a Cannabis Business Complex Cannnabis Compliance Tips for new cannabis business operators Why Kyle got into the cannabis industry If you need help with improving the […] The post Vireo Health Cannabis MSO – CEO, Dr. Kyle Kingsley appeared first on GreenGrowth CPAs.

In this episode of our cannabis business podcast, we interview Dr. Kyle Kingsley of Cannabis MSO, Vireo Health. We cover topics ranging from: Raising Capital and Going Public as a Cannabis Business Complex Cannnabis Compliance Tips for new cannabis business operators Why Kyle got into the cannabis industry If you need help with improving the […] The post Vireo Health Cannabis MSO – CEO, Dr. Kyle Kingsley appeared first on GreenGrowth CPAs.

In this episode of our cannabis business podcast, we interview Dr. Kyle Kingsley of Cannabis MSO, Vireo Health. We cover topics ranging from: Raising Capital and Going Public as a Cannabis Business Complex Cannnabis Compliance Tips for new cannabis business operators Why Kyle got into the cannabis industry If you need help with improving the […] The post Vireo Health Cannabis MSO – CEO, Dr. Kyle Kingsley appeared first on GreenGrowth CPAs.

In this episode, Kyle Jones of Truepoint Capital walks us through his journey as a corporate sales professional to investing in single-family fix and flip, then to small multifamily and eventually large commercial multifamily deals. He shares some of the challenges he's faced along the way and some strategies he's used to finding success. FREE DOWNLOAD: Fast-Start Investor Toolkit --> https://www.apartmentinvestingjourney.com/free-tool-kitSHOW NOTES:2:05 - Kyles background in the corporate sales world4:35 - Why Kyle started to consider getting into real estate while working at his W-2 job5:30 - How he actually started investing and bought 5 single-family homes8:25 - Why he decided to push into larger deals and specifically commercial multifamily11:45 - How he started with small multifamily (12-24 units) and some of the challenges he faced with those13:45 - Kyle describes the mindset needed to move into multifamily15:15 - We discuss a 56 unit deal that he had to take to 50% occupancy unexpectedly18:25 - The markets that Kyle is interested in at this point in time21:00 - We dive deep into his first larger commercial multifamily deal23:00 - The importance of broker relationships and how he was able to stand out from all the other investors25:15 - A big challenge he faced when a large 1031 investor backed out27:20 - Kyle shares his advice on raising money on your first deal31:50 - How the 56 unit deal helped him get into larger commercial deals32:50 - Kyles plans for his business moving forward34:30 - His biggest mistake so far35:25 - The biggest win he's had so far36:30 - What's the best advice he has for someone just startingKEY QUOTES:"If you're really serious about this, get out there, pound the streets and you'll eventually reap the benefits"ABOUT OUR GUEST:CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST:https://truepointcap.com/kjones@truepointcap.comCONNECT WITH US! Visit our Website: https://www.apartmentinvestingjourney.com/Connect with us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/apartmentinvestingjourney/?modal=admin_todo_tourFollow us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpmNIzpEzxGn5ZuNgjAVV-w/featuredFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/apartmentinvestingjourney/Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/apartment-investing-journey/id1464256464LOVE THE SHOW? PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, RATE, REVIEW & SHARE!

The Raptors got destroyed in game 05 and are now facing elimination in game 06. Will they win and force a game 07 (and then win that??) Raptors: Nurse has endless zones but very limited players he trusts to do them. Why? Kyle took the team back from Pascal this series. Does he need to give it back for us to win? This is a weekly podcast. Come next week, what are we gonna be talking about aka what is the Raptors’ fate against Boston? NBA: What non-Raptors/Celtics series is going to 7? Nashing the Nets. How do you feel about coach Steve Nash joining Brooklyn? Quickish Questions and more! Special guests on the pod this week are Yaw Attuah and Sean Woodley! Support Confederacy of Dunks Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

It's like something out of a movie. A 17-year-old kid with an AR15 goes to volunteer at a political protest... ...And by the time he's done shooting, he's been charged with murder. There are a lot of people hailing Kyle Rittenhouse as a hero. There's no doubt that he was the more skilled shooter in Kenosha. But there are some "reality checks" we should talk about where his story is concerned. Especially because his entire life could be ruined, and his family put in danger, as a result of what happened. This is sure to be controversial, but we DO need to think about ALL realities of a shooting like this. In this week's podcast episode, Modern Combat & Survival's Buck Greene sits in for Jeff Anderson to run down five "reality check" points concerning Kyle Rittenhouse and the Kenosha riots. Here's What You'll Discover In This Week's Episode: The one thing that could have prevented all of this from happening...and why it's the one thing Kyle didn't do. Why the legal battle over murder charges is only the START of the threats Kyle now faces. A sobering "what if" scenario that almost nobody is talking about after Kenosha. Why Kyle's family is now in danger, too, even though they had nothing to do with his actions. A disturbing reality of "WROL" situations that you NEED to remember. Whether you think Kyle Rittenhouse is a hero or you think he simply should not have been there in the first place, this is sure to be a thought-provoking episode. Listen now so you'll be better prepared if YOU ever find yourself under threat the way he did.

If you've ever wanted to talk with your guardian angels and get angelic assistance fast, then do we have the angel guide oracle deck show for you. Today I'll be talking with Kyle Gray, one of the UK's youngest, most sort after angel experts, the author of at least eight books, the creator of at least four angel card decks, and the author of a fascinating deck for communicating with the angels, “The Angel Guide Oracle Deck” And that's just what I want to talk with him about today, about calling on your guardian angels to get guidance and protection from beyond.   Key Points Discussed: Can we all communicate with guardian angels? (04:01) Re-establishing our relationship with the angels in this year of reinvention (05:20) What he did the first time he saw his guardian angel and how he ended up becoming a renowned angel expert (07:03) Becoming a columnist for the biggest newspaper in the UK and dealing with getting 5,000+ handwritten letters from people (12:30) Is there a divine timing to everything and do we live in a magical world? (23:17) Why Kyle feels intuition is the strongest form of spiritual communication (25:08) Explaining the angel bumps people feel physically when they call upon the angels (27:40) How do we call in the angels or hear our angels? (29:56) The role that the energy within us plays in determining whether we can experience angels helping us (33:44) How he used to call on the angels for protection and a golden glowing light when he was in school (35:44) The story of how archangel Michael made him invisible as he was going through border control (39:25) Do we each have a guardian angel and how can we connect with them? (41:05) The importance of alignment to service in helping one to develop spiritually and create a radical shift in their life (44:42) The contribution a strong meditation practice makes in his life (50:49) Trusting in our vulnerability because that's when we are our strongest (55:00) Kyle's angel deck prediction about the magical thing that will happen when Michael and Jessica tour Nevada (1:06:00) Feeling angels versus seeing them and the importance of a prayer of grace (1:07:33) 2020 as the year of improving relationships on an angel numbers level (1:11:37) Is there any connection between angels and the symbol of a phoenix? (1:12:35) Additional Resources: The Angel Guide Oracle Deck By Kyle Gray www.KyleGray.co.uk www.InspireNationUniversity.com www.AutomaticWriting.com ……. For free meditations, weekly tips, stories, and similar shows visit: www.InspireNationShow.com To support the show and get even more great tools, tips, and behind-the-scenes access, visit: www.Patreon.com/InspireNation And to follow Inspire Nation (and the lives of Michael and Jessica) on Instagram, go to www.Instagram.com/InspireNationLive And to follow Inspire Nation on Tik Tok simply go to InspireNationShow on Tik Tok

Kyle Powers is the cofounder and CEO of LibertyPay, a Boston business that powers remittances to Brazil and Mexico – settling on Bitcoin, rather than traditional financial rails. LibertyPay has settled nine figures worth of value in its history – and most users never know their transactions are settling via Bitcoin. In this episode:  How LibertyX began with the cofounders standing beside a Bitcoin ATM in South Station in 2014 The origins of LibertyPay and how the cofounders realized that Bitcoin-based remittances were a viable product How LibertyPay determined the most viable channels for their Bitcoin remittance product Why Brazil is a goldilocks zone for Bitcoin-powered remittances In which domains Bitcoin-based remittances outmatch the traditional system Why LibertyPay uses Bitcoin as their bridge currency and not another asset Why obtaining banking in 2014 was such a challenge Whether there was a coordinated attempt to unbank crypto companies in 2014-15 Whether Kyle is optimistic about the future of digital cash Whether XRP will ever grow into its promise as a touted bridge currency Why Kyle views Bitcoin's base layer as more of SWIFT analogue rather than a payments network Why owning Bitcoin gives you exposure to all of its descendants, in the case of a dispute Why Bitcoiners should be excited about stablecoins

After 167 episodes, Kyle Shanahan finally returns for another appearance on the podcast. He talks about getting over the Super Bowl loss and preparing for a season unlike any other.(1:15) Fashion: Chris grills Kyle on his "look"(6:15) Career: What Kyle learned from his father, Jon Gruden, Monte Kiffin & other coaching mentors(17:00) Xs and Os: How he organizes his playbook for gameday to "crack the code"(22:15) Seattle scheme: Why Kyle prefers it for his defense(27:45) 2019 season: How Kyle knew his defense was elite way back in Training Camp, the impact of the Emmanuel Sanders trade, and Jimmy Garoppolo's improvement(35:40) Super Bowl LIV: How he got over the depression of the loss and if he's watched the game with the team yet(40:15) 2020 expectations: Is this year "Super Bowl or bust"?(43:20) Coaching: How Kyle builds his style on being honest to players(49:45) Jimmy Garoppolo: Why he's just getting started(53:15) 3rd & 15: At what point of the Super Bowl did Kyle say "Oh no"?(55:15) COVID-19: How Kyle is preparing for the season and why he's more optimistic since arriving to the facility(1:01:00) Preseason games: Why he's glad they were canceled this year

How do you become a successful multifamily syndicator when you’re not old enough to order a beer? What does it take to overcome objections around being too young and too inexperienced—and raise more than half a million dollars in capital for your very first deal? What’s it like to achieve financial freedom before you turn 21? Kyle Marcotte is an entrepreneur and multifamily real estate investor with a 119-unit portfolio valued at $5.5M. He was a pre-med student and Division I soccer player at UC Davis when Kyle learned about the potential to generate passive income with real estate. At the age of 20, he raised $600K and closed on his first deal in just four months. Now, Kyle is on a mission to help others become financially free with multifamily investing—regardless of age or experience. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Kyle joins me to explain why he burned the boats and quit college to pursue real estate full time. He discusses how he got brokers and investors to take him seriously despite his lack of experience, sharing what gave him the confidence to keep moving forward through hundreds of no’s—until he finally got a YES. Listen in to understand why Kyle went for such a BIG first deal (a joint venture on 107 units!) and learn what he is doing now to build a personal brand and scale his multifamily syndication business. Key Takeaways What inspired Kyle to get into real estate Read Rich Dad Poor Dad, got educated about passive income Quit college to devote energy to multifamily How Kyle realized he had the personality of an entrepreneur Never able to accept being told what to do Always trying to figure out best way What financial freedom means to Kyle Cover expenses with cashflow, residual income Control over what day looks like How Kyle got investors to take him seriously at the age of 20 Own inexperience but sell on grit Deal pitch deck with multiple scenarios in story form The specifics of Kyle’s first joint venture deal 107-unit in Louisville (value-add play) Raised $600K of $1M for $4.5M purchase price Why Kyle kept going after hearing hundreds of no’s Burned boats and had no other option Commit to outcome, eventually someone says YES Why Kyle went after such a large first deal Need 75 units to achieve economies of scale Acquisition harder but affords more control of time long-term The nature of Kyle’s first joint venture partnership Partner focused on underwriting Kyle worked on raising capital How things changed for Kyle after his first deal Silenced critics, feeling of peace and ease Credibility with investors who see as phenom What Kyle is doing to build his investor base Serve as guest on podcast circuit Show up consistently on social media How gave Kyle the confidence to keep moving forward Relationship with higher power for guidance Voice inside stronger than outside resistance Connect with Kyle Marcotte Kyle’s Website Own Your Time with Kyle Marcotte Kyle on LinkedIn Kyle on Facebook Kyle on Instagram Resources Register for Deal Maker Live Join Michael’s Deal Maker Mastermind Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Join Michael’s Mentoring Program Michael’s Ultimate Guide to Buying Apartments with Private Money Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki Financial Freedom Summit The Miracle Equation: The Two Decisions That Move Your Biggest Goals from Possible, to Probably, to Inevitable by Hal Elrod Divi Mailchimp ActiveCampaign Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Episode #: 002   Title: Building a Better Arrow For Your Setup   Show Notes: Whether you’ve attempted to make your own arrows before with little success or you’ve been custom making arrows for your hunting trips for years, you’ll appreciate the technical breakdown of what actually makes a good arrow. With an engineering background in Research & Development, Kyle Davidson from DCA Arrows approaches arrow building with the same precision that he uses in his day job.   Kyle’s friend introduced him to archery, and he was hooked from the start. And of course, it didn’t take him long before he decided to improve on the arrow designs. He was pretty sure that he was fabulous at archery, but soon realized that his superior arrows were what made him look good.   Kyle breaks down the anatomy of an arrow, and explains where he does a lot of his fine-tuning to get better results. He finds that the vanes impart stability and a little bit of drag, and he describes how that works. The knock fit is more important than anything, so be sure and pay attention to how it snaps in.   Super custom work is Kyle’s specialty, and he likes trying new designs that tweak a certain element to get just the right result. I’ve been trying to develop my own broadhead for years now, and it’s really difficult work. We talk about some of the things you have to factor into consideration because it’s not just all about the aim.   If you’re out on a $30,000 hunt, sporting $3000 in clothes, and carrying a $1500 bow, then it’s probably time to up your game and invest a little in some custom arrows. Whether you want to make your own, or just buy some, you can reach out to Kyle for a consultation. Improving your target accuracy could start with better equipment.       What’s Inside: Balancing weight and sound are important considerations when choosing arrows. Kyle weighs in on the three fletch versus four fletch debate. Why Kyle looks for an efficient vane on the arrow. The best arrow brands that Kyle builds with, and why he sometimes combines them. Some special considerations for shooting arrows on a windy day.     Mentioned in this Episode: DCA Custom Arrows DCA Custom Arrows on Youtube   Short Description: Making your own arrows is a great way to control the quality of the arrow that you’re shooting on a hunt. There’s a lot of information out there, and not all of it is good. I talk with Kyle Davidson, from DCA Arrows who approaches building arrows with the precision of an engineer. We discuss how to balance the weight of an arrow with other design considerations, and what’s worked for both of us on past hunting trips.   Tags: bowhunting, making arrows, best arrow brand, choosing fletching, minimum draw weight, archery, archery hunting, efficient vanes

We are all different: For some of us, it can be more than evident what our biggest passion is. Some may discover it at kids, and others might take a bit longer… but in between, there can be many, many places where we can seek for that sparkle missing in our lives. Our guest for today has been everywhere: he was a TV sports anchor, ran sports videography and recruiting business, got into the health and wellness world, fundraised for K-12, and more. But without knowing, Kyle Stanley found himself investing in real estate, here's why: he has been using Airbnb as a vehicle to pay for his mortgage for years.  If you think sales is a horrible thing and still want to hack your income, you better change your mindset right now. Kyle Stanley has been house hacking through Airbnb since 2014, using it to rent our private rooms inside his house. He is sure renting a room can significantly help you get some extra cash. Six months later, Kyle’s mindset changed and he realized he didn’t even have to own the real estate, but he could rent it out without owning it. In this episode, we chat with Kyle about his background and why everyone is an innate salesperson, his big income hacking secret and how a mindset shift improved his real estate game. Plus, all about Airbnb, how to become an expert in the application, automate your Airbnb in a month and stay on top as a Super Host forever. Stay with us as Kyle shares his secret shopping list and furnishing budget, how to prepare everything for that very first Airbnb guest, and why that move can change your life forever.  “Once I got out of my comfort zone and understood the potential of Airbnb, big things started to happen.”  - Kyle Stanley   Podcast summary: 02:47 - The hardest part of getting started and how Kyle made his first real estate dollar in just four months. 07:10 - Kyle’s background and why you are an innate salesperson. 09:45 - Kyle’s big income hacking secret and how a mindset shift improved his real estate game. 16:50 - A thousand dollars per property and Kyle’s golden double income hack. 20:26 - The Airbnb hoarder: how to become an expert and automate your Airbnb in a month. 23:13 - How to stay on top as a Super Host and Kyle’s thoughts on remote and local Airbnb managers. 25:09 - Why Kyle truly trusts Airbnb and how they can help you if a guest damages your property. 28:24 - Looking up the city’s rules, finding the perfect location and how to build a powerful cash-flowing machine. 31:40 - Kyle’s 100 USD filter and what you should do before sacrificing your Airbnb. 35:26 - The Cash Flow King: how to sell your work to landlords and close a juicy deal. 42:36 - Why Kyle is not looking forward to the amateur competition. 43:55 - Kyle’s shopping list, furnishing budget and preparing everything for that first Airbnb guest.   Connect with Kyle Follow Fearless Flipping on Instagram - @fearlessflipping316 Check out Kyle’s Shopping List. Book your 15-minute consultation with Kyle.   Episode Resources How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie Selling With Noble Purpose by Lisa Earl McLeod

So, you’re getting into the business of multifamily real estate. Like it or not, you’re also getting into the business of marketing and promotions. But how do you build a platform online and attract the capital you need to grow? Kyle Wilson is a marketing icon in the personal development space, promoting the likes of Og Mandino, Les Brown, and Robin Sharma, just to name a few. For 18 years, he served as Jim Rohn’s business partner, taking Jim from 20 speaking events per year at $4K each to 110 events at $25K—and creating Jim Rohn International along the way. Today, Kyle does high-end coaching and consulting and hosts the Kyle Wilson Inner Circle Mastermind. He has helped more than 200 thought leaders become published authors with multiple bestselling books. On this episode, Kyle joins me to explain how he got into the personal development space and reflect on the top lessons he learned from working with legends like Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar and Brian Tracy. He shares his best marketing principles for building a brand, discussing how tactics have changed over time but principles haven’t. Kyle walks us through an exercise for finding your secret sauce and describes the 4 things that he looks for on a website. Listen in for Kyle’s insight around building a platform and learn how to promote yourself as a multifamily real estate investor! Key Takeaways How Kyle got into the personal development space Moved to Dallas at age 26, attended seminar Offered job making cold calls + selling tickets Started own venture and partnered with Jim Rohn The top takeaways Kyle learned from Jim Rohn Key to better future is YOU Success is predictable Be a student, not a follower How can I bring value? Kyle’s marketing principles for building a brand Connect the dots Tactics change but principles don’t Great product Customer service Consistent Relational Be strategic (one thing knocks down ALL dominoes) Leverage ‘the wheel’ How marketing tactics have changed over time From commodity products to free content Start with social media + build email list What Kyle wants to see on a website Mystique Taglines Social proof Creative opt in Kyle’s favorite lessons from his newsletter It takes time to build something great Pay the price now Never do good deal with bad guy Prime time is big time Why Kyle came out of retirement Unhappy, open to personal development Connect talented people with right audience How to find your own secret sauce What am I good at? What do I enjoy? What are my successes? How do others see me? What am I FOR? What am I AGAINST? The challenge around putting yourself out there Tendency to diminish own story How much influence do you want to have? Connect with Kyle Wilson Kyle’s Website Inner Circle Mastermind Kyle’s Book Program Resources Michael’s Free Webinar: How to Do Your First Apartment Deal (Without Experience or Using Your Own Money) Uganda Counseling and Support Services Jim Rohn Zig Ziglar Brian Tracy Mark Victor Hansen Darren Hardy Og Mandino John Maxwell SUCCESS Store Chris Widener Ron White Earl Nightingale Tony Robbins Les Brown Passionistas: Tips, Tales and Tweetables from Women Pursuing Their Dreams by Erika De La Cruz et al. The Real Estate Guys Seth Mosley Phil Collen John Assaraf Resilience: Turning Your Setback into a Comeback by Kyle Wilson, Lisa Haisha, Keith Elias, Ron White, Nick Bradley, Chris Widener, Steve Fitzhugh, Nathan Ogden & Michael Blank Chicken Soup for the Entrepreneur’s Soul: Advice & Inspiration for Fulfilling Dreams by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen & Dahlynn McKowen Newy Scruggs Hal Elrod Deal Maker Live Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank

This 'Roswell, New Mexico' podcast is hosted by Liz Prugh and Meg Bonney. The two discuss and recap the latest 'Roswell, New Mexico' episode, theories and more.  Tune into our Pure Fandom Podcast: 'Space Cowboys’  Episode 18 as we discuss the latest episode of 'Roswell, New Mexico'. In 'Roswell, New Mexico 1x10', Isobel starts to recover her memories of Rosa, Michael and Alex get really honest, Kyle is the best detective, and more. Let's discuss! Tune in to hear: -A quick recap of the episode -Our theories about the 4th alien -"JUSTICE FOR DIEGO!" -What the Catcher in the Rye references mean -Thoughts on the Michael/Alex/Maria situation -A little background on the "Magoo moment" -A BIG Noah theory -Why Kyle is really crushing it in the investigation department -Thoughts on the active shooter/fire -Michael Vlamis hair appreciation -Even more theories about the 4th alien -and more! Find more 'Roswell, New Mexico' coverage on purefandom.com and follow us on Twitter @Pure_Fandom.

What happens to NFL players once they’re off the field for good and are forced to confront the damage that’s been done to their bodies? As research continues to reveal its positive effects, more athletes are ditching their overflowing medicine cabinets in favor of cannabis. One of the most outspoken advocates for cannabinoid treatment is Kyle Turley, a nine-season offensive lineman who played with the New Orleans Saints, St. Louis Rams, and Kansas City Chiefs. In this episode, he joins Steve and Laura to discuss the harsh reality of neurological disorders players are facing after a career of contact sports, including ALS, early onset Alzheimer’s, and CTE. He explains how cannabis reacts with the endocannabinoid system to mitigate symptoms and promote brain health. You’ll learn whether cannabis or CBD is a good option for you, how to protect your children from injury, and Kyle’s evidence-based approach to healing his body without pills.   “These painkillers, they don’t kill nothin’. They just get you addicted and then they kill you.” -Kyle Turley Subscribe to the podcast on: Apple Podcast Stitcher Overcast PodBean TuneIn Radio   Plug in, Get connected, and Win prizes Turn on Steve's post notification on Instagram, comment and tag 3 of your friends who are not yet following @weatherford5 and have a chance to win prizes!   We love your feedback! Subscribe and leave a review so we can help you take the EXACT steps you need to live a high-performance life! Timestamps: 8:17 - Kyle Turley’s NFL career, why the people of NOLA Nation are his favorite, and the on-field fight that turned Steve into a fan 29:31 - How Steve Gleason is inspiring his friends and the public as he battles ALS 41:14 - The connection between head injuries in contact sports, pesticides, and neurological disease 50:17 - Why Kyle doesn’t let his son play tackle youth football, Kyle’s advice for parents who want their kids to play the game, how he says they can mitigate the risk of injury 58:36 - How head injuries can permanently impact your life and why understanding CTE, tau protein, and the progression of Alzheimer’s can help you take control of your health 1:12:44 - Why Steve says cannabis saved his life during his detox from pain medication 1:21:24 - Is cannabis the right option for you? 1:36:02 - The science behind cannabis, the cannabinoid system, and how the plant promotes neurological and physical health   Resources: Fortune & Pain by the Kyle Turley Band Gleason Trailer Kyle Turley on Vice nih.gov neuroxpf.com goshango.com   Connect with Kyle: Instagram Facebook Twitter KyleTurley.com   Connect with Steve: Instagram Facebook Snapchat Twitter Join the movement Catch Steve’s full workouts on YouTube Share it with other high performers #SteveWeatherfordShow

My guest this week is Kyle Dobbs. Kyle is a Coach, Consultant, Mentor and Owner of Compound Performance.Kyle is a Coach I greatly admire for the simplicity with which he can explain the complex. This was a fascinating conversation covering an array of topics.In the episode we discuss:- The impact Introversion and Imposter Syndrome has had on Kyle and how a trip to Costa Rica changed everything for him.- The importance of understanding environmental behaviour as a Coach.- How Kyle helps coaches through his mentorship program and the most common areas he has to help with.- The importance of finding the why behind your social media content and understand who you are speaking to rather than constantly seeking validation from your posts.- Kyle's programming approach and why he focuses on principles over methods.- The cost of specificity.- The importance of position and posture when it comes to breathing and how it can impact the body.- Why Kyle focuses on movement competency through the 3 key planes of movement.- The import of movement variability - How a person's environmental behaviour can impact their Nervous System.

What are you doing here? Please leave. This content is not for you. We post it publicly only to have a record of it.    This episode is the conclusion of Season 1. That's right we think we are so important that we put our mediocre at best episodes into a season format. We read THIS SCRIPT, and we talk about it and we talk about some other things and then we continue to talk about other things. Lot's of rambling at the start and end of the episode.    Timeline Intro (00:08-00:45) Kyle Fainted Hard (00:48-21:00) Reading Original Script (24:00-33:15) Reflection and Gameplan (33:15-36:45) What the heck we did (37:45-1:07:00) Why Kyle hates Love (1:09:20-1:24:45) Outro (1:25:00-1:25:50)   Alright nerds, that is all we got for you. Go do all that stuff we tell you to do but you refuse.  Follow us on Instagram or Twitter. But to be more involved we would love if you sent us your script to read on a future episode. Send those to MandGvsScripts@gmail.com.   K. Bye.

On this week's episode, the guest is my other half, Kyle Fox, who is my boyfriend of almost 4 years! We talk about a LOT but a few highlights: -growing up with a day in the military -having a brother who is autistic -being a collegiate athlete -how his dream of being a NAVY Seal that fell short impacted him -the reason WHY Kyle joined crossfit (how we met) -balancing an 8-5 desk job while still living a healthy/active lifestyle -Q&A with some silly questions about us!   I hope you enjoy this week's episode! Leave any feedback, comments, questions below. As always, help me out by leaving a review as well :)

This 'Roswell, New Mexico' podcast is hosted by Liz Prugh and Meg Bonney. The two discuss and recap the latest 'Roswell, New Mexico' episode, theories and more.  Tune into our Pure Fandom Podcast: 'Space Cowboys’  Episode 18 as we discuss the latest episode of 'Roswell, New Mexico'. In 'Roswell, New Mexico 1x10', Isobel starts to recover her memories of Rosa, Michael and Alex get really honest, Kyle is the best detective, and more. Let's discuss! Tune in to hear: -A quick recap of the episode -Our theories about the 4th alien -"JUSTICE FOR DIEGO!" -What the Catcher in the Rye references mean -Thoughts on the Michael/Alex/Maria situation -A little background on the "Magoo moment" -A BIG Noah theory -Why Kyle is really crushing it in the investigation department -Thoughts on the active shooter/fire -Michael Vlamis hair appreciation -Even more theories about the 4th alien -and more! Find more 'Roswell, New Mexico' coverage on purefandom.com and follow us on Twitter @Pure_Fandom.

So West Virginia put the big hurt on Baylor last night. Kyle Crabbs of the Draft Dudes is here to talk about it. He's also here to prep you for some of the big time match-ups from Week 9 of the CFB schedule, including showdowns featuring high profile prospects from the ACC, Big Ten and SEC.  Included in today's episode: - Get sticky, Deandre Baker - Vosean Joseph's time to shine?  - Can Anthony Nelson finish vs. PSU?  - Three high profile pass rushers get after it Friday night - Why Kyle has cooled on Will Grier And more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

So West Virginia put the big hurt on Baylor last night. Kyle Crabbs of the Draft Dudes is here to talk about it. He's also here to prep you for some of the big time match-ups from Week 9 of the CFB schedule, including showdowns featuring high profile prospects from the ACC, Big Ten and SEC.  Included in today's episode: - Get sticky, Deandre Baker - Vosean Joseph's time to shine?  - Can Anthony Nelson finish vs. PSU?  - Three high profile pass rushers get after it Friday night - Why Kyle has cooled on Will Grier And more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you looking to revamp your resume and highlight your story, not just your skills? On this episode of 22 Motivational Minutes with Marlo, Career Coach Kyle Elliot breaks down the importance of standing out in sea of applicants while hunting for a new position and what it takes to take your resume to the next level. Marlo and Kyle talk about confidence, authenticity, and why young entrepreneurs are poised to make a difference in today’s workforce. In this episode you will learn: - Why Kyle has a pas

Listen Here: iTunes | Overcast | PlayerFM Keep Up with the North Star Podcast Summary Today’s guest is Kyle Chayka, a Brooklyn based writer who has been published in New York Times, Verge, Business Week and more. His studies in International Relations at Tufts University led him to live in Beijing, where he initially noticed the impact social platforms were having on internationalization. In 2015 he wrote his essay, Welcome to Airspace, dissecting the effect of the growing decentralized geography born from technology and digital platforms. Kyle Chayka regularly questions the future of society as the internet becomes commodified through brand ecosystems. His article archive can be found on his website, as well as information on his upcoming book regarding the allure of minimalism, The Longing for Less. Aside from his writing endeavors, Kyle is the founder of Study Hall, a freelance journalist collective coordinating office space and live events for independent writers while promoting a digital community.  In this conversation, we talk about the dangerous impact social platforms are having on cultures around the world and how living in the future has become a daunting lifestyle. Why can we visit coffee shops on opposite sides of the world with the same ambiance and aesthetic? We talk about the effect of the digital nomad movement on cultures, countries and politics and the future impact of this lifestyle on the world. And finally, we discuss how the internet has created a commodified identity, where humans are failing to interact successfully within this so called utopian future. You can read Kyle’s essay, Welcome to Airspace, and search his article archive on his blog, linked below. Related Articles That I've Written Naked Brands: The Future of Fashion Equinox is the New Church Wearable Brands Quotes “The problem is that all the coffee shops look the same no matter where you go.” “There’s a decentralized geography in the world now that exists mostly because of technology and digital platforms. The coffee shop theory of Airspace is that all these coffee shops look the same because all of the same people are going to them, no matter what country they are in.” “The way you game the system is by trying to look like everything else that has a good rating.” “Beauty to me is different ways of aesthetic appreciation and not just looking for beauty in things that aren’t stereotypically beautiful.” “The future is this catastrophe.” “People are moving into places they don’t understand or don’t engage with the local community and that can be super destabilizing.” Links Find Kyle online: Kyle’s Blog Medium Twitter Instagram   Read Kyle’s articles:   Welcome to Airspace (1:37) Reign, Supreme (31:15)     Mentioned in the show: Kinfolk (2:28) Brian Eno Music for Airports (26:05)  Rent The Runway (28:49) Airbnb (43:39) Bleep (44:39) Neo Yokio (48:35) Everlane (57:19)  Gucci (59:05) Lot (1:00:41)   Show Topics 1:40 The inspiration behind writing Welcome to Airspace, his essay about the decentralized geography occurring in the world as a direct effect of technology and digital platforms.   4:13 Kyle’s connection between Airspace and rating based platforms like Foursquare and Airbnb   5:10 How Kyle’s initial passion for aesthetic and art was established and how he fell in love with the idea of different perspectives inventing new ways of looking at the world   8:03 Kyle’s definition of beauty and how he gained his appreciation for things that aren’t stereotypically beautiful   9:28 How architecture has shaped Kyle writing career and his opinion on humans’ inability to avoid being impacted by architecture as an art form   11:28 Why Kyle’s writing focus is on architecture and how it encompasses the entirety of the human experience   12:15 Kyle’s take away from medieval art as a representation of the same globalization happening today   15:50 How fashion is the fastest moving cultural form as a direct result of digital platforms instantly exposing what is fashionable to cities on the opposite side of the globe   17:42 How national identities are becoming more blurred as cosmopolitan cities in different countries become more and more like each other and distinct from the conservative cities surrounding them   19:40 Kyle on the reason why the digital nomad has become a global trend   21:08 Kyle’s opinion on the long term consequence of the digital nomad lifestyle as it gentrifies countries and promotes political agendas and urban spaces to be built around long term tourists instead of the local population   22:30 How social media is the driving force behind decentralized geography and how the cro-nut can be invented in New York and sold in Beijing within the same week   27:30 Why social platforms are an intersection between identity and ambiance and how users are taking advantage to brand themselves and their companies   31:15 Kyles thoughts on Supreme and how it’s a constellation of markets and experiences   33:14 How the internet has become a commodified place where things aren’t accessible and systems are implemented to exchange identity for monetization   34:16 Kyle’s observation of what was the future ideal and what is the future reality   38:03 How humans are interacting with these future needs and where the next step is for understanding and fixing the problems they are creating, such as the Bitcoin trend   40:20 The new dystopian idea of getting into brand ecosystems and staying in them for years by having one company sell a consumer everything they need to live and commodifying another person’s identity   43:47 Kyle’s experiences in Bejing, China and how it shaped his futuristic perspectives on internationalization within new communities and artistic influence   47:03 Kyle’s opinion on how digital platforms are manipulating identities yet giving users the most freedom they have ever had to express themselves   52:36 Kyle on the shift from TV and radio programs controlled by one CEO to on demand platforms that removed the boundaries    53:53 Kyle on his book Longing For Less and the shift behind minimalism across lifestyles, music, architecture and philosophy You can support the North Star Podcast by leaving a review on iTunes. Or you can share the podcast on Twitter or Facebook.   To listen to other episodes or learn more about the North Star, you can connect with me directly at perell.com and you can always reach out on Twitter at david_perell. And if you enjoyed this episode, you’ll like Geoff’s Manaugh’s perspectives on how technology is changing architecture in the Burglars, Buildings and Blueprints North Star episode. Keep Up with the North Star Podcast

Episode 177: Kyle Lipton is an Intuitive Transformation Coach who truly leads with love and is committed to transformation and evolving consciousness. With an interesting back story of living in basically 2 homeless shelters, dealing with sexual trauma early on in life, being in the world of personal development since age 15, working for mentors in this space who have reached millions and millions of people in the world combined, Kyle Lipton is a gifted intuitive who has supported many people in transforming their lives. Show notes: How Kyle tried to prove his significance through sports when he was really just craving the presence of his father (and in pursuit of validation fell into perfectionism/over-thinking) The sexual trauma Kyle experienced at age six and how he healed the trauma seven years later The importance of not resisting the thoughts you are having How people can appreciate sexual exploration even when they were raised in a conservative household that repressed it God is unconditional love- really let this set in. (UNCONDITIONAL, Y'ALL!) The power of sharing your story vulnerably for others The current "insecurity" that Kyle is feeling and moving through with his current partner Why Kyle has created a business that's not caught up in the hustle/bustle of website details, funnels and all the other marketing tools that don't resonate with him Not everyone is going to understand and want your Truth- and that's totally fine. Share it anyways. Let your next level be your NOW level. "Your capacity to love is your capacity to have your heart broken." -Rumi Must-read book: Gene Keys Connect with Kyle: Facebook Instagram [Tweet "His story of recovering from sexual trauma is inspiring to all. Listen in here...#podcast"] {COACHING} Ready to break limiting beliefs + Take your self-worth to the next level? Apply for my 1:1 coaching HERE {RETREAT} The Feminine Surrender: A Weekend Haven for Restoring Trust, Love and Expression is approaching. Sign up to be notified of the next one HERE.

Kyle Shultz ran a successful photography studio shooting upwards of 40+ weddings and hundreds of portrait sessions a year before giving it all up and starting an online educational site called ShultzPhotoSchool where he focuses on teaching parents how they can take better photos of their kids!   In this episode you'll learn: How Kyle got his start in photography How Kyle went from buying a camera to take photos while on his bike rides to booking weddings Why Kyle wanted to shoot less weddings How Shultz Photo School started The number one tip Kyle shares for parents to take better photos of your kids Simple beginner mistakes most parent photographers make and how you can fix them How watching movies can make you a better photographer Why you should be trying to tell a story with your photos rather than taking the best photo What the most powerful photos have and how you can get it in your photos Why you need to be protecting your photos and how   Resources: Shultz Photo School Shultz Photo School on Facebook 48 Days to the Work You Love by Dan Miller Drobo Beyond Raid Hard Drive Drobo Check out more at www.BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Have A Question? Reach out to us on social Facebook: www.Facebook.com/BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Instagram: www.Instagtam.com/BeginnerPhotoPodcast Or Email us at: BeginnerPhotographyPodcast@gmail.com

Most of us can't even imagine how it would feel to run well under 60 seconds for one lap, let alone for four laps in a row, but Kyle Merber has done it 18 times. I wanted to bring Kyle on the running for real podcast as he is another athlete who is known for being real, sharing the truth, and having fun with his life, rather than hiding it all behind closed doors. Kyle is sponsored by Hoka One One, and is yet another athlete who raves about Hoka and how much they actually care for their athletes, like making their first priority with Kyle to get him to quit his job to help him improve. Kyle shares his emotional story of losing his good friend David Torrence just days before David was planning on trying to win his third Long Island Mile (of which Kyle is the race director). He shares how they showed respect for David in a number of ways in the race that day and how the running community has changed for the better, with more appreciation for one another. Kyle shares insight into life with his coach "Gags", one of the most famous coaches in the running world. He talks about why having a coach that believes in you can make your running go to whole new levels you never thought possible. We learn about what a week of training looks like for a 3:52 miler, and just how intense it actually is (some days have a tempo in the morning and hills in the afternoon!). Kyle explains how to build up to this level of training, with his advice for runners wanting to run some speedy mile races in the future. As a pro runner, you would imagine he wants all those workouts to be the best, but actually, trying to hit every workout, or get an A+ on every workout is never going to happen, and its safest to learn to accept that. A good lesson for us all. As someone who did not go to a big high school or have the support that many other young prodigies have, Kyle had to find inspiration from others. Now he wants to pass that on to incoming runners of the younger generation, showing the running world that is a real person, not a robot, and it is okay to allow your weakness and humor to show through. Both Kyle and I believe that more elite runners should be open with real, not only would it help individuals to follow and support them as a person, not just a fast runner, but it would help with the spectating side of the sport too. Finally, Kyle has a fantastic idea for running events, and why he believes focusing on 1-2 event areas at a track meet could bring suspense and excitement, to build a plot that is currently missing from the participation of sport. Today's episode is for you if you like to learn from elites, but appreciate honesty and being real. Kyle is funny, friendly, and of course fast, but has some great ideas for how to improve running for the better in every way. Today's Guest Kyle Merber A 3:52 miler for Hoka One One, Kyle has run under 4:00 eighteen times, and has no intention of letting up now. Kyle is knowing for his sense of humor and for being honest. What You Will Learn About What it is like to break 4:00 in the mile, and which one meant the most to Kyle Kyle's first thoughts on Hoka and why he changed his mind and now LOVES them (and the company), especially being able to be a part of the design process for new shoes they come out with How Kyle and the other elite runners felt racing at the first David Torrence Mile (formerly the Long Island Mile) just a few days after his close friend had passed away (David was planning on trying to win the race for the third year) What a week of training looks like for Kyle (even as a miler, he still runs 70-90 miles a week) and why it is important for Kyle to do 2 hour long runs Why Kyle is honest and open with his life as an elite, and why most elites do not open up in that same way   Inspirational Quotes Sometimes I will have a bad race, but I will still break 4:00 in the mile, and I think the running world is obviously so excited by a sub 4:00 mile at all times, it is such a barrier that it is great for your self-esteem, but sometimes you do it and you lose by quite a bit, so that is a weird situation. It's not so much what you do one time, but what you can do again and again and again, so it took a couple of races to really prove myself. If you see someone in the street and say, "nice hoka's" they will tell you a story about why they are in hokas and how much they love them. I think that is pretty unique to the brand. I don't know if there is ever any way that you can ever truly heal from that, especially for his closest friends and family, but I know it was really good for the running community, and I know myself in the wake of tragedy to come together and celebrate his life. The people we are racing against constantly, and the people we are traveling the world, racing against, this elite running community, it is so much more than coworkers or competitors, over the years, these are people we have been racing since high school. We really do have a deeper friendship than is what is known on the track. I know that between the Long Island mile, fifth avenue mile, and a third race I did in Alaska, the camaraderie was really high, and I think people appreciate each other a little more than we have taken for granted in the past. Taking a moment to really express to one another, our friendship. Gags or Coach Frank Gagliano, he is everything you would expect in an 80-year-old Italian man from the Bronx, he is really crushing all potential stereotypes there, showing up in his yankees cap..He is a former football player who never ran track, but just got into coaching it. The fact that someone who never raced anything in his life, the fact that he has found his way to the top of track and field world is an admirable testament to anything being possible. A coach believing in you goes such a long way, everyone can write a workout or a plan, but having a coach that can convince you that you can be better than you are, I think that's maybe the greatest skill and motivation a coach can provide. No one workout is the end all be all, it is just about general fitness improvement and stringing as many days and positive workouts together. It is not about an A+, it is about passing. For the mile it is just about efficiency, getting to the 200m to go mark as efficiently as possible, and to do that, you need to be really strong. I see myself as a fan in many ways, who has been fortunate enough to come up and be able to compete in the races I was once watching, therefore I want to open up and give back as much as possible. By being a real person and coming off as a normal human rather than a robot, maybe there is another 15-year-old kid who is running by himself every day, by seeing me on the pro stage, can see that it is possible. Something that the sport really benefits from is having personalities. The runners that I rooted for are the ones who were sharing. I think certain athletes can transcend beyond the sport.  Resources Mentioned Last week's interview with Tom Goom Hoka One One Hoka Clifton 4 (shoe Kyle runs in) MENS Hoka Clifton 4 WOMEN David Torrence Mile New Jersey New York Track Club 5k/10k training plans Kyle on Twitter Kyle on Instagram Thank you to my new running buddy VI and favorite recovery product BodyHealth for sponsoring this episode of Running for Real. VI is there to encourage you on tough days, congratulate you on the days you crush it, and remind you of your goals when you need it. You can enter to win your own VI by visiting GetVI.com/running4real When I was running 90 miles a week as a pro, I would take 5-10 BodyHealth Perfect Amino tablets every day without fail. They helped me recover faster, and feel better. Now they have Perfect Amino XP, which makes it even easier. Get 10% off at Bodyhealth.com using coupon code TINA10

Kyle Reyes is the President and CEO of The Silent Partner Marketing, a nationwide marketing agency headquartered in Connecticut. Kyle is an acclaimed Keynote Speaker on entrepreneurship, leadership, marketing and social media. Kyle a former Producer of News and Special Projects worked in broadcast journalism for nearly a decade. His team offers a marketing one-stop-shop, filling the role of a Chief Marketing Officer and support staff at a fraction of the cost of having to worry about the payroll, taxes, benefits, equipment and training. And he has appeared in multiple media outlets including, Fox & Friends, AOL.com, Yahoo, and Bloomberg Business. What you'll learn about in this episode Kyle’s background Why it’s important to create a company culture where all employees feel like they’re part of something bigger Why you need to hustle & work hard to succeed Why Kyle believes that failure is the best teacher Why consistency is so important for discipline, focus & stress relief Why you need to invest money in your business to help you grow & scale faster Why you need to be aware of your strengths, weaknesses & limitations Why you need to focus on the art of communication How being 100% authentic, real, and candid will help you win Why you need to be engaging with people where they are right now How best to connect with Adam: Website: www.thesilentpartnermarketing.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/KyleReyesCEO

Kyle Samani is a CoFounder and CEO of Pristine, a company pioneering the next generation of tele-presence through Google Glass. Prior to founding Pristine, Kyle led design and development of a hospital electronic medical record (EMR) system. Kyle is an active writer who writes at the intersection of healthcare, technology, policy, economics, business, and entrepreneurship with an audience of more than 200,000 readers each month. In addition to writing, he is also an active public speaker. In the past year, Kyle has spoken at HIMSS, SXSW, TEDx, Healthspottr, Rutberg and won the coveted DEMOgod award at the DEMO startup conference. He's also a member of the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC). Kyle studied Finance and Management at the NYU Stern School of Business. Kyle Samani is CEO @ PristineBook an appointment with Kyle at calendly.com/kyleCheck out Pristine and its Healthcare and Engineering blogs. 00:00 Kyle talks Pristine, what the company is, and how it came to be.2:50 Why Kyle decided to start Pristine at the young age of 23.5:15 Kyle describes Google Glass and how it can benefit the healthcare space.10:20 How Kyle sparked the idea for Pristine.14:25 “What is the stuff that we're going to look back in ten years and say, ‘Obviously that is the simple stuff'?”15:45 Why Pristine chose video through Glass as the way to approach the healthcare world.20:30 How Pristine is helping improve medical education.22:00 How Pristine's technology and Google Glass are also improving and working as a quality control mechanism for home care.24:00 What exactly Pristine does as an application for Google Glass.26:25 The user model for the application varies how many glasses are needed according to what model is being used.27:30 Studies that show statistic improvements from the use of Pristine's technology are on the way to being published in the upcoming months.28:45 How the monetary reimbursement works when using Pristine for remote healthcare.30:40 How Pristine gains customers and users.32:10 Pristine works with each customer to build personalized workflow, though the software is essentially the same.33:00 The unexpected challenges to building a business in the healthcare world.35:45 Kyle's own activities and pursuits outside of Pristine.37:22 Where you can find Kyle's writing on his blog and other sites: kylesamani.com & emrandhipaa.com38:30 Cool things in the future for Kyle and Pristine.