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Gents, if you’re reading this, you’re probably the type of guy who wants to keep winning at life… But when you think about your family, your business, your health, and the legacy you’re building, are you pushing the boundaries of what’s possible? Are you intentionally creating space to design a life that gets you fired up? My chat with Matthew Januszek is all about achieving BIG breakthroughs — not just in your business, but in all areas of life! Matthew is a Husband, Father, Entrepreneur, Co-Founder of Escape Fitness, and someone who is continuously learning and leveling up. In our conversation, he shares lessons learned from taking a company from the startup phase to a well-known international brand, raising incredible kids, and interviewing incredible thinkers on his own podcast, fittingly called Escape Your Limits. We talk about keeping the spark alive with your wife, co-creating dreams, winning with the kids, work/life balance, fitness, supplements, and a whole lot more! Matthew Januszek Podcast Highlights What does Matthew love about his family - and what parts drive him nuts? How can you keep the spark alive and find attraction with someone you’re doing life with every single day? What you can do to “dream create” with your spouse. What makes it so hard to tap into your strengths as a joint person and create better relationships? The mistakes so many couples make as they try to “grow together.” Why Matthew believes the pandemic made him a better father. How can we help our kids to achieve their goals? The nutrition and workout routines that Matthew uses to maintain great physique–even at age 50. Why food matters just as much as exercise–and why this is what people struggle with most of all when it comes to feeling (and looking) good. How do we determine what we need to do to move the needle in life, love, and business? Why do we so rarely make deep connections with guys we meet in our 40s and 50s, as opposed to earlier in life? What does it really mean to escape your limits? Get the Full Show Notes Want access to the full show notes, including links to all resources mentioned during today's conversation? Visit FrontRowDads.com/272 Want to learn more about Front Row Dads? We are in the business of building better families. While most dads would say that family matters most, the challenge is they feel guilty knowing their careers get the best of them, and their family seems to get the rest of them. We help Dads become family men with businesses, not businessmen who have families, so they can thrive personally AND professionally. Subscribe to the Front Row Dad podcast to learn about fatherhood, marriage and how to level up your game at home, or if you’re ready for the best coaching and true brothers to grow with, Join The Brotherhood! Are you getting all the shows? Subscribe today! Want to leave a review? THANK YOU! http://FrontRowDads.com/review

Delivering an efficient and high-end service sounds like a challenging task, but Matthew Weber is here to tell you that it can be done. As today’s guest, we speak with Matthew about his experiences as a maxillofacial surgeon, what it takes to start your own practice from the ground up, and the virtues of taking digital impressions. To kick off our episode, we get to know Matthew by hearing more about his practice, as he touches on why starting from scratch is oftentimes better than buying a business. Following this, we dive into Matthew’s implant program and discover why this element of his practice has become so popular. He uncovers a range of detail, including his scanning process, torque checks, and impressions. Later in the show, we look at Matthew’s practice more closely and find out how he approaches patients who need cover-screws, where he fits into the communication chain with labs and dentists, and what types of equipment you might find in his surgery room. Wrapping up the show we ask Matthew some rapid-fire questions. We find out about the influential books he’s read this past year, his habits for success, and what his favorite tattoo-able is. Join us today! Key Points From This Episode:Introducing today’s guest, Matthew Weber.Matthew shares his professional history with listeners, as well as his current setup.Why Matthew decided to build a practice from the ground up.Some challenges Matthew has faced in setting up his practice.Hear what makes Matthew’s implant program dynamic and popular.How Matt deals with patients who have flat cover-screws.The benefits of taking digital impressions.Matt walks us through the scanning process.We discuss the second-stage visit and how Matthew approaches them.The biggest problems Matthew ran into when he started offering digital impressions.Matthew shares some of the equipment and tech he uses in his practice.How Matthew tackles full arch cases in his patients.Stay tuned for our rapid-fire questions.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Matthew Weber on LinkedInPrinciples on AmazonDiscipline Equals Freedom on Amazon 

It has been said, time and time again, that everyone has a book in them.Today I am joined by a man known as both the “Simon Cowell of self-publishing,” the “book boss,” and a dear friend of mine for over three decades, Mr. Matthew Bennett.That’s right! Today, we’re taking you through Part II of our episode on successful strategies to share YOUR story, baby!In this second part to my most recent podcast with Matthew, we are both reiterating the most important things shared in Part I, as well as revealing some deeper insights we missed out on the opportunity to discuss last month.In today’s episode, Matt continues to reveal which tactics his decades of experience (and 5 million books sold worldwide!) as an author, publisher, and consultant have taught him to increase the odds of succeeding in sharing your story.In addition, Matt will reveal why the, “write it, and they will come,” philosophy does NOT normally work, as well as why it’s so vital to understand that we were born with a fear of failing, not necessarily a sense of marketing - in which Matthew is absolutely expert in!We also reveal why you don’t need to be a person of world-leading authority in order to write a book, as well as a few tried and true tools Matt uses daily to discover breakthrough strategies in the book biz.Tune into Episode 30 of Cure For The Common Life to hear more!In this episode you will learn:Some background on Matthew Bennett (2:45) How often a new book is being published nowadays (4:38) Why right now is the easiest time to write a book (5:17) Why the “book boss” thinks everyone should write a book (5:58) Why it’s easier to write a book than to sell one (6:24) What you need to do if you want to make money and massive impact with your book (7:05) What Matthew says in response to peoples’ reasons for writing books (8:13) Why Matthew thinks writing a book is less about the choice, and more about how you backup that choice (8:25) Why you don’t have to be of world-leading authority in order to write a book (8:45) The tools Matthew used to publish a widely distributed book (with 3 million+ copies sold) on pregnancy, as a single man, with no medical background whatsoever (11:14) A short list of simple strategies when it comes to writing a book that empowers everyone involved to win (12:02) A few “Do’s and Don’ts” of writing/publishing a book (16:29) What’s wrong with writing a memoir (19:32) Why Matthew is more particular than most consultants, and what he’s currently doing to serve our communities (22:45) Why believing in yourself and what you’re doing is one of the most important parts of the publishing process (27:00) How Matthew has inspired me to step up and serve the community through a few recent projects of my own (29:04) Why it’s often important to view your character and behavior as two separate entities (31:54) Two inspirational ideas and activities I wish send you out into the world with (32:46).Let’s Connect!WebsiteTwitterFacebookInstagramConnect With Matt Bennett:https://writeprintsell.comSee acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Your “why” is the most important part of any endeavor, even and especially when it comes to sharing your gifts with the world.Today I am joined by the “Simon Cowell of self-publishing,” and a dear friend of mine for over three decades, Mr. Matthew Bennett.Matthew and myself come to you today with the goal to talk through what it takes to get the gift you have to share to really reach your audience, in a world where 90% of books are rejected after the publisher peruses only the first page. And yet, nevertheless, a time where there are also more books being published than ever before.In today’s episode, Matt reveals which tactics his decades of experience (and 5 million books sold worldwide!) as an author, publisher, and consultant have taught him to increase the odds of succeeding in sharing your story.In addition, Matt will reveal why content isn’t really “King,” as well as how marketing, and constantly “moving the needle” can take your book to the next level.I also uncover a few behind the scenes stories from writing MY first bestselling book, as I reveal the procrastination that infested the early stages of my writing process.Some of the strategies and success stories shared today may certainly surprise you, so be ready to take notes! Tune into Episode 29 of Cure For The Common Life to hear more!In this episode you will learn:Some background on Matthew Bennett (1:13) Why now is the best time to write a book (3:45) Why you don’t need to be a leading expert to sell a book (4:22) What made it possible for him to publish a widely distributed book (with 3 million+ copies sold) on pregnancy, as a single man, with no medical background whatsoever (4:53) Why Matt always says, “Copy one persons work, and you’re a plagiarist. Steal everyone’s work and you’re a researcher.” (5:26) Why Matthew thinks your ‘why’ is the most important part of writing a book (5:40) The type of idea you need to write a book that sells (6:10) When content is NOT king, and why (6:57) How one woman made millions in book sales without writing a single word (7:16) The most common challenges of new authors, and alternate routes to avoid them (8:55) A few things I suffered the slings of in writing my own book (13:11) What Matt’s non-traditional marketing avenues are, as well as which type of books certain sales strategies tend to work best with (14:24) Why it’s NOT just about “getting in the bookstore” anymore (17:08) Whether it’s better to self-publish of work with a professional publisher (17:29) Methods to overcome the stigma of selling and fear of rejection (20:00) How to wind up with a deal that benefits everyone (25:10).Let’s Connect!WebsiteTwitterFacebookInstagramConnect With Matt Bennett:https://writeprintsell.comSee acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vox co-founder, policy writer, and celebrated journalist Matthew Yglesias knows what would actually make America great: more people. Today we speak with Matthew to discuss this idea as captured in his book One Billion Americans: The Case for Thinking Bigger. After introducing him, we dive straight into the topic and ask Matthew to unpack how population growth will benefit the US. He then shares how his book appeals to both sides of the political spectrum, despite the backlash that his ideas have received. We compare historical US immigration with the current economic climate before looking into why immigration doesn't necessarily lead to infrastructural challenges, as is often argued. While reflecting on how policy choices impact public projects, we touch on the COVID vaccine rollout and explore issues within America's political culture. Later, we hear Matthew's take on whether an ascendant China will forge a stronger America, the positive effects of inclusive American nationalism, and how giving people access to opportunity fosters innovations. Near the end of the episode, we chat about how policy affects birth rates, how zoning reforms might inspire stronger agglomeration, and why Matthew left Vox. Matthew presents a clear vision for how we can increase national prosperity. Tune to hear more of his insights.    Key Points From This Episode:  •   Introducing today's guest, Vox co-founder and journalist Matthew Yglesias. •   Exploring the premise of Matthew's book, One Billion Americans. •   The benefits of immigration and how it has led to American greatness. •   Why Matthew received more support from conservative readers than he had anticipated. •   Comparing early US immigration with the current economic climate. •   The challenge of building new infrastructure and the case against immigration. •   How policy choices impact the effectiveness of large public projects. •   The dangers of caring more about your political side than solving problems. •   Examining how different nations have responded to COVID. •   From seeing China as a threat to being more proud of the US, Matthew shares factors that could lead to a stronger America. •   Why access to opportunity leads to innovation and growth. •   Ways that policy can increase national birth rates. •   How the conversation around birth rates has become controversial. •   Zoning laws and the impact they have on agglomeration. •   Hear why Matthew now publishes on Substack and not Vox. •   Why don't we get a billion Americans by creating charter cities.   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-yglesias-6ba5716/ (Matthew Yglesias on LinkedIn) https://twitter.com/mattyglesias (Matthew Yglesias on Twitter) https://www.amazon.com/One-Billion-Americans-Thinking-Bigger-ebook/dp/B082ZR6827 (One Billion Americans: The Case for Thinking Bigger on Amazon) https://www.slowboring.com/ (Slow Boring) https://www.chartercitiesinstitute.org/people/kurtis-lockhart (Kurtis Lockhart) https://www.chartercitiesinstitute.org/ (Charter Cities Institute) https://www.facebook.com/Charter-Cities-Institute-424204888015721/ (Charter Cities Institute on Facebook) https://twitter.com/CCIdotCity (Charter Cities Institute on Twitter) https://www.vox.com/ (Vox) https://www.vox.com/the-weeds (The Weeds Podcast) https://substack.com/ (Substack) http://www.dougsaunders.net/ (Doug Saunders) https://www.amazon.com/Maximum-Canada-Million-Canadians-Enough/dp/073527309X (Maximum Canada on Amazon) https://www.britannica.com/biography/Kamala-Harris (Kamala Harris) https://www.icmacentre.ac.uk/people/professor-michael-clements (Professor Michael Clements)... Support this podcast

Today’s guest is acclaimed interior designer and photographer Matthew Patrick Smyth. He has been on ELLE Décor’s “A” List, his work has been featured in House Beautiful, Traditional Home, New York Magazine and more. He also wrote a new book “Through a Designer’s Eye: A Focus on Interiors”. We talk about his polished yet comfortable spaces, his love of artisanal pieces and antiques, his attention to detail and light, and some touching personal stories. What You’ll Hear on This Episode: Trials & Triumphs about feeling at home in a temporary rental, a pregnancy announcement (!), COVID within the family, tearing down and rebuilding a house, a nightmare new build next door, considering new drapery, and dishwasher woes. Matthew explains how his process begins — starting with the floorplan. Where Matthew finds his artisanal pieces and what he loves about them. Matthew’s love of antiques led him to interior design and carries into all elements of his style. How Matthew’s experience as a photographer impacts his design. The ways Matthew was able to decorate a casual seaside home and still use antiques. Why Matthew has an affinity for round dining tables and what chairs he recommends. More about Matthew’s personal home and falling in love with it. Matthew uses upholstery to modernize an older house with all antique interiors. Matthew’s love of black(ish) paint. What Matthew does to individualize the work for his clients. Matthew shares about his work and friendship with Gloria Vanderbilt. How is a designer’s eye different from the average person’s? Decorating Dilemma  Hi Jenny, First of all, thank you for including the floorplan—so helpful! This is a very generous width for a dining room so the sideboard is not going to throw off the room; there’s still plenty of room and no flow problem whatsoever. It’s not a floor to ceiling piece, so your eye will go right over it. I would put a big mirror over the sideboard to reflect the windows and the beautiful view. That will really open up the room. It’s really important to keep that chandelier centered with the windows so I would not touch that. The table centered in the room is the way to go. It’s good that you’re thinking about it now…but don’t overthink it! It’s actually a nicely designed floor plan and well proportioned; I wouldn’t play with that. You’re in good shape, Jenny! Matthew Mentioned in This Episode: Matthew Patrick Smyth Matthew Patrick Smyth on Instagram Through a Designer’s Eye: A Focus on Interiors on Amazon Zillow Gone Wild on Instagram The Schwartz House on Instagram Chicology Roller Blinds

Matthew McConaughey is an actor, producer, Oscar Award winner, New York Times Best Selling author, father and founder of the just keep living foundation.    Listen to this episode and learn:   When Matthew started acting and his favorite movie role  How gratitude gives Matthew more to be thankful for  Who Matthew’s role model is and how he strives to be his best self  About a life experience where he had to be brave and advice for those going through challenges  Why Matthew loves to give back and how he started writing   

December 10, 2020 // Within each of the four gospels, (Matthew, Mark, Luke, & John) each writer choses a different starting point to talk about Jesus, the savior of the world. John begins with a theological "Word / Light" thought, Luke starts with some of Jesus' cousins and their connection, and Mark gets right to the point, skipping to adulthood. But Matthew starts with a... genealogy? // In this Christmas episode of Unscripted, Marshall and Brandon dive into the genealogy of Jesus, and WHY Matthew starts off with something so... boring? Could there be that there are incredible insights about Jesus' character and ministry on this earth? Check it out on tonight's Unscripted!

Does every verse teach directly about Jesus? Yes and no. Why Matthew begins with a genealogy. Steve Lawson laments the decline of passion and power in expository preaching. Reading the Word with authority. The Lordship of Christ in Acts. Download Now (right click and save) Subscribe to Wretched Radio to receive every new episode directly […] The post 11/17/2020 appeared first on Wretched.

In this episode of People in Exile Podcast, Andrew, Ben, and Chris discuss the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). We discuss: (1) Who wrote it, (2) Who spoke it, (3) Why Matthew's gospel was written, (4) Matthew 5:1, and (5) Why Bible Study is so important for the Church! intro_-_sermon_on_the_mount.mp3File Size: 55270 kbFile Type: mp3Download File [...]

The EMEA Recruitment podcast was pleased to welcome Matthew McQuade, the Regional/Divisional CFO and Vice President Finance at Crocs Asia. “If you’re only doing it for money, there’s a lot more bad days than good days. You’ve got to have some investment in what the business is about.” Matthew spoke to our Founder, Paul Toms, about how aligning your personal values to the business you’re working in is linked to career success. Matthew is currently based in Singapore, where he’s seen the pace of change in the business world pick up. It’s evident within the transformational change projects that he’s involved in. Matthew has found that fear is one recurring theme – the current global pandemic being a great example. His job, and the job of others in leadership roles, is to make people feel comfortable in these uncomfortable situations. Matthew explains how he, as a Finance leader, finds calm amongst the noise that emerges during transformations. We discuss the importance of prioritisation, how to create a calm environment in business and aligning your personal values with that of your company. Matthew also delves into how BI & Data is enhancing the Finance function and allowing professionals to be free from the mechanical side of the industry. We also found out why Matthew believes a Netflix series should be made about Finance professionals! You can use the timestamps below to find the section of this recruitment podcast episode that you’re looking for: 00:57 – An unusual year 03:58 – Transformational change projects 07:03 – How Matthew faces his fears 10:52 – How to focus on priorities 13:55 – Matthew’s career epiphany 17:42 – Working for Sony Music 19:10 – Impact of BI & Data on Finance 24:03 – Aligning your values with the business 26:09 – The book that put things into perspective for Matthew 31:34 – Why Matthew likes to listen more than talk 35:00 – A common misconception about Matthew 37:42 – How to reach out to Matthew The EMEA Recruitment podcast is brought to you in partnership with Operation Smile, an international medical charity. You can read more about the wonderful work they do and how you can help, here: https://www.emearecruitment.eu/operation-smile   This Finance podcast episode was hosted by Paul Toms, the Founder of EMEA Recruitment, and Jenny Callum, Executive Recruiter and Senior Consultant. To find out more about EMEA Recruitment, visit: https://www.emearecruitment.eu/ Follow us on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/emea-recruitment-limited/ You can connect with Paul at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paultoms/ Or Jenny: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennycallumemea   We hope you enjoyed this episode. If there are any questions or topics you’d like us to cover in future episodes of the EMEA Recruitment podcast, please let us know through LinkedIn. #emearecruitment #emearecruitmentpodcast #matthewmcquade #finance #asia #singapore #operationsmile 

Matthew Loper is the Co-Founder and CEO of Wellth, a company that uses behavioral economics to drastically improve care plan adherence in patients with chronic conditions. This improvement to adherence allows risk-bearing providers to reduce readmissions, health insurers to reduce the total cost of care, and life insurers to confidently underwrite underserved customer populations like type 2 diabetics. About Our Partners This episode is brought to you by Hawke Media. Hawke Media is a full-service Outsourced CMO based in Santa Monica, CA, providing guidance, planning, and execution to grow brands of all sizes, industries, and business models. Hawke Media was recognized by Inc. as the country's fastest-growing marketing consultancy and is proudly one of Glassdoor's "Best Places to Work"​, 2019 #893 on the Forbes 5000 list, UpCity Top Los Angeles Digital Marketing Agency. Hawke’s collaborative process, à la carte offering, and month-to-month fee structure give clients the flexibility they need to boost digital revenues and marketing ROI. Hawke Media The company has serviced over 1500 brands of all sizes, ranging from startups like Tamara Mellon, SiO Beauty and Bottlekeeper to household names like Red Bull, Verizon Wireless and Alibaba. Listen to our interview with Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, in episode 23 of the Just Go Grind Podcast. This episode is also brought to you by Toptal. Toptal is an exclusive network of the top freelance software developers, designers, finance experts, product managers, and project managers in the world. Top companies hire Toptal freelancers for their most important projects. Connect with Matthew Loper and Wellth Wellth Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Some of the Topics Covered by Matthew Loper in this Episode What Wellth is and how it got started How Matthew transitioned from healthcare investing to entrepreneurship Aligning the incentives of payers, providers, and patients in healthcare The first thing Matthew did to validate the idea for Wellth How Matthew made an educated bet on product-market fit for Wellth Why it consistently takes 5 years for healthcare companies to get to a Series A Conversations with Matthew and his family when he decided to quit his nice job to start a company Why Matthew didn't want to raise too much money early on with Wellth Why Matthew didn't take a salary for 3 years How Matthew convinced his Co-Founder to leave a great company to join him at Wellth The initial product for Wellth and why they've made lots of adjustments along the way How Matthew got the first people enrolled in Wellth The growth of Wellth and what's fueled it over the past few years How Matt has gone about growing the team at Wellth The process of fundraising for Wellth The challenges other entrepreneurs in healthcare should think about The standard patient journey when working with Wellth How most of Matt's time is spent now at Wellth How Matt prioritizes which partners he wants to work with What Matt does to invest in his own mental health and performance as a Founder and CEO How Matt lost 15lbs during the pandemic utilizing fasting Matt's favorite book Links from the Episode Livongo Teladoc AbleTo United Healthcare Axa Venture Partners Richard Thaler Iman Abuzeid Strava Shoe Dog

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at http://billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid   Episode 29: Grow Wealth Investing In U.S Real Assets While Living In Thailand    In the conversation with today’s guest, Matthew Baltzell, you’ll learn the following:   [00:34 - 03:43] Matthew’s profile, in Billy Keels' guest introduction.  [03:43 - 08:21]The decisions made and milestones that led to Matthew finding success investing overseas from Chiang Mai. [08:21 - 10:59] Matthew's unique take on what he wants to get from real estate investment- and it's not wanting a billion dollar portfolio! [10:59 - 13:10] The U.S locations Matthew has asset investments in. [13:10 - 17:26] Why Matthew chose to invest in multifamily apartment blocks. [17:26 - 22:53] What is meant by the term Stress Test when doing due diligence, and what that can mean when working with someone else. [22:53 - 27:40] What Matthew is doing differently, or the same, compared  to 4-5 months ago before Covid. [27:40 - 32:05] Matthew's thoughts on teams and team members being able to win championships, and advice on trying to find.the Scotty Pippin you your Michael Jordan. Here’s what Matthew shared with us during today’s conversation: Favourite European City: Lake Bled, Slovenia He currently lives in Chiang Mau, Thailand. Best thing to happen in the past 24 hours: The gym opening back up, so being able to start training again to get back in shape post lock down!  A mistake Matthew would like you to learn from so you don't have to pay full price for it: Believe in yourself and never give up. Dig down deep when you're going through trials and tribulations.  Book Recommendation: Price of Tomorrow, by Jeff Booth   Be sure to reach out and connect with Matthew Baltzell by using the info below:   www.matthewbaltzell.com Email: matthew@matthewbaltzell.com Twtter: MatthewBaltzell   Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   To see the Video Version of today’s conversation just CLICK HERE.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He’s made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

Podcast Notes Key Takeaways  “Giveaways work, it’s been around for hundreds of years…and Cash App has really figured out how to make that work on social media. So, I think that every brand that wants strong advocates, giveaways work.” – Matthew KobachIf you’re a company, you need to make your social media account fun and social. People aren’t following you to read your boring press releases.“Make it interesting, you have to make it worth consuming” – Matthew Kobach“I don’t know why, more brands, more people don’t have more fun on social media. You get rewarded with eyeballs and that’s the whole point of marketing.”Seeing an ad once may not lead you to purchase a product, but repeated exposure to that ad overtime greatly increases the chances of you buying that product.“Clearly the data suggests that if the more advertisements you see for a certain brand, the more likely you are to purchase from that brand” – Matthew KobachTwitter is a cheat code to life. It doesn’t matter where you live, Twitter lets you network with smart people all around the world.“It is just such an amazing way to network and meet people” – Matt KobachEvery time Matthew discovered a cool company, he’d direct message their founder on Twitter and ask if they could talk for 30 minutes to learn more about the business. Out of 10 requests, all 10 founders said yes.“That’s the biggest lesson I could give anybody is you want to reach out to companies that you like or people you admire not for a job today but for a job in a year or two years” – Matthew Kobach“Twitter or social media or your blog or your website whatever is really your resume” – Matthew KobachThe best way to build your new resume is to share your thoughts and expertise of it with the world Read the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgMy guest today is Matthew Kobach, the Director of Content Marketing at Fast and the former Manager of Digital and Social Media at the New York Stock Exchange. Matthew and I met on Twitter, where he shares actionable strategies for building brands on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and YouTube. He does it with a level of humor and honesty I’ve never seen in the social media industry. This episode is a deep dive into Matt’s philosophy of social media. We started by talking about his all-time favorite television commercials and how they inform his social media strategy today. Then we spoke about how paid and organic social media should influence each other and why Cash App’s cash giveaways are such a smart social media strategy. Please enjoy my conversation with Matthew Kobach. ____________________________ Show Notes 1:39 - Who has surprised Matthew the most with the success of their social media strategy. 4:22 - Why social media is undervalued by the majority of marketing agencies. 8:32 - Why marketing to the "wrong" audience is still effective advertising. 13:08 - Matthew's favorite TV commercial of all time and why remembering the product may not be super important. 19:39 - How good advertising realizes things about yourself you haven't yet discovered. 24:03 - What social media post has been most successful for Matthew. 29:37 - How Matthew leveraged social media to land his current marketing job. 35:49 - Why focusing on organic long-term social media marketing instead of short-term paid became Matthew's niche. 39:07 - The convergence of organic and paid advertising and why Matthew thinks it's so effective. 45:10 - How having a long time horizon on your marketing strategy can help increase organic growth. 49:40 - Why giveaways have been and will always be successful. 54:49 - The greatest marketing lesson Matthew learned from his dad. 56:53 - Matthew's greatest takeaways from Peter Thiel's "From Zero To One." 59:09 - Why a fundamental change of social media seems completely unlikely without one particular element. 1:02:34 - How writing has become Matthew's "one weird trick" as a social media marketer. 1:06:20 - Why Matthew believes that at the opposite of a good idea is another good idea and why the inverse is also true.

My guest today is Matthew Kobach, the Director of Content Marketing at Fast and the former Manager of Digital and Social Media at the New York Stock Exchange. Matthew and I met on Twitter, where he shares actionable strategies for building brands on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and YouTube. He does it with a level of humor and honesty I’ve never seen in the social media industry. This episode is a deep dive into Matt’s philosophy of social media. We started by talking about his all-time favorite television commercials and how they inform his social media strategy today. Then we spoke about how paid and organic social media should influence each other and why Cash App’s cash giveaways are such a smart social media strategy. Please enjoy my conversation with Matthew Kobach. ____________________________ Show Notes 1:39 - Who has surprised Matthew the most with the success of their social media strategy. 4:22 - Why social media is undervalued by the majority of marketing agencies. 8:32 - Why marketing to the "wrong" audience is still effective advertising. 13:08 - Matthew's favorite TV commercial of all time and why remembering the product may not be super important. 19:39 - How good advertising realizes things about yourself you haven't yet discovered. 24:03 - What social media post has been most successful for Matthew. 29:37 - How Matthew leveraged social media to land his current marketing job. 35:49 - Why focusing on organic long-term social media marketing instead of short-term paid became Matthew's niche. 39:07 - The convergence of organic and paid advertising and why Matthew thinks it's so effective. 45:10 - How having a long time horizon on your marketing strategy can help increase organic growth. 49:40 - Why giveaways have been and will always be successful. 54:49 - The greatest marketing lesson Matthew learned from his dad. 56:53 - Matthew's greatest takeaways from Peter Thiel's "From Zero To One." 59:09 - Why a fundamental change of social media seems completely unlikely without one particular element. 1:02:34 - How writing has become Matthew's "one weird trick" as a social media marketer. 1:06:20 - Why Matthew believes that at the opposite of a good idea is another good idea and why the inverse is also true.

ESPN's very own Matthew Berry stops by the Clock Dodgers Podcast with Neal to breakdown all the latest hot topics in Fantasy Football! We also discuss the industry of Fantasy Football and why Matthew's role in Avengers End Game puts him at the top of all actors! Whether you're playing redraft, dynasty, daily fantasy (DFS), Best Ball or you just want to avoid the madness and stresses of the world, you need Clock Dodgers in your life! Win your leagues while enjoying unfiltered hilarious and insightful conversation about football, life and more! ------------------------- Topics on this episode: - The Warm Up (3:12) - Why Matthew's on ESPN and what separates him from every fantasy football analyst? The importance of entertainment in fantasy football. What professional achievement would shock Matthew's 12 year old self? How he became the highest grossing actor on a per movie basis. - Trust Issues (18:00) - Jonathan Taylor and Clyde Edwards-Helaire with over a 50% snap share, Antonio Gibson is flex worthy in PPR, Justin Herbert, Jordan Love + Jacob Eason all NFL starters by year 3 and the Tampa Bay Bucs are getting the Patriots version of Rob Gronkoowski - Rank ‘Em (26:00) - Amari Cooper, Courtland Sutton and Mike Evans + Austin Ekeler, Kenyan Drake and Miles Sanders + Drew Lock, Joe Burrow and Gardner Minshew - Foul or No Foul (28:00) - Dak Prescott is the QB1 in fantasy points + Henry Ruggs will have a Desean Jackson-like rookie season + COVID-19 has caused us to fade rookies and players on new teams + A mustache that's worse than Raiders owner Mark Davis haircut + Iron Man sacrificing his life vs Brian Westbrook sacrificing fantasy owners ------------------------- Follow us @clockdodgers on Twitter and Instagram BE KIND - BE GREAT - KEEP DODGING!

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How can you delight the people you want to help and make selling more fun? If you want to create experiences for the people you serve where they remember you, then this episode of the Lead with Love podcast is for you. In this episode, I get cozy with my dear friend Matthew Kimberley where we talk about selling, speaking on stages, and creating a life and business based on what you value the most. Matthew helps small business owners enjoy more fun, freedom flow. He's the creator of Professional Persuasion, Delightful Emails and the Single Malt Mastermind and spent half a decade as the head of the Book Yourself Solid(r) School of Coach Training. He hosts the How To Get A Grip podcast and wrote a book of the same name.  What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: Matthew’s personal relationship with selling and how to actually enjoy cold calling  :: How he pivoted from being in a partnership to go all in on creating his own brand and projects :: His tips for handling feedback and criticism from others on our creative work  :: Why Matthew is looking to create more space in his calendar, and the shifts he's doing to make this happen :: The reasons many entrepreneurs resist email marketing and how his Delightful Emails course is solving this problem  :: One action step you can take today to start writing more delightful emails and why all your emails don’t have to be educational  You can find the full show notes from this episode over at https://jadahsellner.com/how-to-sell-well-and-actually-enjoy-it-164 

This week my guest is Matthew Ibrahim; the Co-Owner, Director of Strength & Conditioning and Internship Coordinator at TD Athletes Edge in Salem, MA. Matthew has been an invited guest speaker nationally in over 10 U.S. states, which was highlighted by his presentations at Google Headquarters, Stanford University, Equinox and Lululemon, in addition to guest speaking internationally in Milan, Italy. In the Podcast we discuss:- Why every Human is an Athlete and every Athlete is a Human and how Matthew coaches his clients to success from the first consultation to training/competition success focusing on this.- How giving certain words power can impact us negatively.- Why Matthew takes a slow cook approach with his clients and the benefits of milking an exercises variation for everything you can.- The importance of Anti-Fragility when training, working around injuries and making progress in all areas of life.- The importance of paying it forward, how Matthew does so and what other coaches can do to leave the industry better than they found it.Matthew shared so much knowledge and insight into what he does with his clients to put them in the best situation to be successful. This one is not to be missed.To connect with Matthew:Matthew Ibrahim Website: https://www.matthew-ibrahim.com/TD Athletes Edge Website: http://www.tdathletesedge.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matthewibrahim_/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MatthewIbrahimCoach/Twitter: https://twitter.com/matthewibrahim_YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkU4ohyN8VMn8UhJ8aeZFAQ/about?view_as=subscriber

Matt Schrier is an American photographer who survived seven months as an Al-Qaeda captive in Syria before escaping, and the author of The Dawn Prayer: A Memoir. What We Discuss with Matt Schrier: How Matt Schrier was captured by Al-Qaeda just 45 minutes away from the border on his way out of Syria in 2012. How making his captors laugh on day one of his captivity got him special treatment from a usually unforgiving crowd. What Matt did to survive and plan an escape in spite of an unhelpful, self-sabotaging cellmate. Why Matthew feels betrayed by the FBI and the US government for putting intelligence gathering over the safety of Americans imprisoned by terrorists. Why, even after becoming the first American to escape from Al-Qaeda and his feelings of betrayal from his own government, he has no regrets about going to Syria in the first place. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://jordanharbinger.com/217 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! The folks at BiOptimizers understand why you're skeptical about probiotics as a way to increase your digestive and gut health. But without sharing TMI, we can confirm its patented P3-OM superstrain actually does what it's supposed to do! Curious? Go to p3om.com/jordan for 20 percent off your first order and a full money-back guarantee! Solgar has been making vitamin supplements since 1947 in small batches to help ensure consistency in every product for the fitness-minded. Go to luckyvitamin.com/solgar right now and get $5.00 off your order of $25 or more through July 31st with code JORDAN! Got cats? Breathe easy when maintaining the litter box with Arm & Hammer's Cloud Control dander shield technology. Plus get the confidence of guaranteed seven-day odor control. Find it in a store near you or learn more about it here! Does your business have an Internet presence? Save up to a whopping 62% on new webhosting packages with HostGator at hostgator.com/jordan! Rocket Mortgage by Quicken Loans. Apply simply. Understand fully. Mortgage confidently. To get started, go to RocketMortgage.com/JORDAN! Why do people keep resisting new things? That's the question the Pessimists Archive podcast tries to answer. Each episode travels back in time to the moment a new technology or innovation was introduced and explores why everyone was freaking out about it. Give Pessimists Archive a listen here!

“From the fall of man, the rest of the Bible is the story of man coming back to the tree of life. ”Question: What is the most mentioned living thing in the Bible, other than God and people? Answer: Trees On this week’s show, author Matthew Sleeth MD (MatthewSleethMD.com) talks about his new book “Reforesting Faith - what trees teach us about the nature and love of God.” Matthew reminds us that the tree is THE major metaphor in the Bible. Every main character and event in the Bible is associated with or linked to a tree. Yet over the years, trees have been eradicated from the scriptures by theologians. Why? Matthew gives us a unique and powerful perspective on something that God loves very dearly. He says,“God loves trees, He gives them a ring on every one of their birthdays.

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Matt Aitchison is a millennial real estate investor, serial entrepreneur, and business mentor. After being expelled from high school, Matt went on to graduate from UC Santa Barbara and has founded many business ventures within the real estate, construction, and digital marketing industries. He Co-Founded and developed The Aitchison & Adams Real Estate Team, which sold 500+ units and over $250+ million in sales volume in just 5 years. A&A was ranked in the Wall Street Journal Top 1000 for real estate teams nationwide. Matt also owns Vault Investment Properties, an investment group that has rehabbed and developed over 150+ properties while growing his 7 figure real estate rental portfolio. He is passionate about building wealth through real estate and entrepreneurship and mentors aspiring millionaires and entrepreneurs from around the globe grow their income, impact, and influence. He is a proud board member of the 1LifeFully Lived charity and continues to serve and educate underprivileged communities in the Sacramento region and nationwide. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why Matthew believes that real estate is a vehicle to more options that allow him to have a greater fulfillment in his life The three things people are really searching for and how making more money is only one small piece of a much larger equation What the “Mel Gibson freedom” is and how to experience it in your own life and business How Matthew uses direct mail to connect with potential customers and why it is still very much relevant in today’s digital marketing age The reason direct mail reigns supreme for marketing today: it has to do with making the buying audience (Gen Xers, millennials, and baby boomers alike feel more connected to the brand) The other technologies Matthew uses in combination with direct mail to connect with his audience Why a one and done strategy is never enough and you MUST have a method in place, a process to follow-up or your direct mail campaign will be for naught The reason Matthew believes that return mail is far more promising than a return phone call What “touches” are in the cultivation of new customers and why they are so important to businesses and entrepreneurs How many touches it takes before you can set yourself apart from competitors How the response rate for direct mail increases with each follow-up or subsequent mailing and is rarely felt within the first one or two “touches The importance of tracking and why Matthew believes it is critical for helping you make decisions about whether a particular campaign is working or not What Matthew believes is the difference between mom and pop investors and those who are serious about building their businesses Why the “extra” is so important and how it can transform your life Resources: REInvestorSummit.com/Aitchison REInvestorSummit.com/reads REInvestorSummit.com/live REInvestorSummit.com/noteservicing REInvestorSummit.com/100 REInvestorSummit.com/coaching

The prophecy in Matthew 24:14 contradicts pretrib imminence theology. Listen and find out why. “And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached throughout the whole inhabited earth as a testimony to all the nations, and then the end will come” (Matt 24:14). The Great Commission is also linked to another event mentioned in the […] Related Posts: What Event Will Happen BETWEEN the Resurrection and… The Problem with Interpreting Matt 24:30 as… Answering Dr. Bob Wilkin's '9 PROOFS FOR THE… The post Why Matthew 24:14 Disproves an Any Moment Rapture – Ep. 106 appeared first on ESCHATOS MINISTRIES.

When it comes to understanding what is coming in the future of work, there are few people who have more relevant insights than Matthew Brimer. Matthew is the co-founder of General Assembly, a pioneer in education and career transformation that specializes in teaching people today's most in-demand skills. This conversation with Matthew is intriguing, hitting on many themes having to do with the future of work and what you can do to position yourself for success, so be sure you listen. ## Outcome oriented education that tees you up for real-world skills and employment. General Assembly is all about outcome-oriented education. What does that mean practically? It means the GA team approaches education not from the standpoint of a standardized curriculum, but rather from the perspective of what the desired end-goal is. They do so by staying abreast of what companies are and will be looking for in terms of employee skills and talents in years ahead. That enables General Assembly to stay on the cutting edge of what students need to learn. Find out why Ari and Nick have begun working alongside the General Assembly team, on this episode of Leverage. ## Why everyone needs to think more entrepreneurially about their career. When Ari asked Matthew Brimer about the future of work, he said that he's pretty certain that everyone in the workforce is going to need to learn how to think entrepreneurially about their career. He's not saying everyone should become an entrepreneur, but that everyone needs to learn how to push the envelope, be creative, and take risks in order to discover the things about their field and their skillset that make them uniquely suited for particular roles. It's going to cause the workforce to be more agile, but more specialized, which is what Matthew believes the future will demand. Find out more of Matthew's thoughts about the future of work, on this episode. ## Experimentation is part of the game as you move forward on the success journey. Gone are the days of rote, mechanical roles in a static workplace. As technology and commerce advance at increasingly higher rates those in the workforce will be required to flex, adapt, and experiment, even in well-established roles. Matthew Brimer says that experimentation is part of what will enable people to discover their unique fit and thrive in the ever-changing future of work. As co-founder of General Assembly, Matthew has a unique perspective on this topic that you'll want to hear, so be sure to listen. ## To be more effective, intentionally and diligently surround yourself with people who raise the bar. Matthew Brimer is a person who knows that growth doesn't come from staying in the same environment you've always been in. That's why his advice about how to be more effective began with intentionally surrounding yourself with people who push you toward growth. He pointed out that great things are seldom done in isolation and those who achieve great things in their lives are those who are constantly interacting with others who are on the same trajectory. You can hear all three of Matthew's recommendations for how to be more effective, on this episode of Leverage. ## Outline of This Episode - [0:03] Welcome to Matthew Brimer - a guy who's a bigger deal than he realizes. - [2:40] Why Matthew is on the cutting edge of technology and education at the same time. - [4:55] What is Daybreaker and why did Matthew even try such an out of the box thing? - [10:30] How Matthew starts his day and manages time as his most important resource. - [14:30] How Matthew chooses the kind of companies he will serve as an advisor. - [16:39] Matthew's thoughts about the future of work. - [22:47] Why the valedictorian of the will not be the high achiever of the future. - [26:40] Matthew's biggest startup failure: they made every mistake in the book. - [35:00] What was the MVP for General Assembly? - [39:30] Matthew's top tips for becoming more effective. ## Resources --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lessdoing/message