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You can't overcome pain without going THROUGH the pain. But today on the True Grit and Grace podcast we have an incredible expert and one of my dear friends to teach us a whole new way to think about finding PURPOSE in pain.  I met Dr. Phil Parker when we shared the stage at the Annual Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Association Conference and I instantly knew I wanted to learn more about his amazing healing practice and techniques. Dr. Phil is an acclaimed personal development lecturer, therapist, innovator and the author of 4 books.  He created the Lightning Process which helps individuals to profoundly change their lives and health. Since then he has trained practitioners who deliver it in 15 countries and on 5 different continents. Because of his wealth of experience helping clients make rapid and sustained change using a range of tools, including the Lightning Process, and his talent for explaining complex ideas and concepts simply, Dr. Phil is regularly called upon to make keynote speeches/talks all over the world. He has recently worked with The British Olympic team, GP appraisers in the UK and Osteopathic practices around the world. For the last 20 years Phil has been training students to be practitioners in NLP, Coaching, Clinical Hypnotherapy and the Lightning Process. He runs practitioner and post-graduate courses and also personal development courses for people just wanting to work with him personally and benefit from his expertise. Dr. Phil completed his PhD in the Psychology of Health at London Metropolitan University and is involved in research into a number of areas including the Lightning Process and Substance Use Disorders. In this episode, Dr. Phil shares powerful insights into how we can manage our pain, turn it into purpose, and keep it from consuming us. This is an incredible resource that I hope you share with anyone you know who experiences any kind of pain. (ESPECIALLY COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME, CRPS)   Here's what you will learn: How to turn personal pain into purpose (2:31) Why Phil chose to believe that change was possible and his miraculous story of defying the odds (9:24) How to achieve a balance between accepting and acknowledging pain but not letting it becoming your identity (14:21) How the brain's pathways are created through practice and repetition (19:41) What to use to calm pain (26:09) How the people you surround yourself with affects your energy (37:27) How to stay positive while helping people that carry negative energy (46:21) Screenshot your favorite part and post to your IG story and tag me @amberlylagomotivation and @drphilparker so we can see and repost to our stories! Join me along with other world-class mentors in North Carolina, in person or virtually, and get UNSTOPPABLE MOMENTUM in a high-octane experience!! I will be sharing how to harness the power within you along with Tom Bilyeu, Lisa Bilyeu, Anthony Trucks, Mel Abraham and so many more!!! Grab your ticket now!   Follow Dr. Phil: Facebook Instagram Website   Mentioned in this episode: The Lightning Process   Ready to activate your highest potential and live the life you deserve? Join the waitlist for the next Your Unstoppable Life Mastermind! Apply now and let us know you are ready for greatness! Read the "True Grit and Grace" book here and learn how you can turn tragedy into triumph!  Thank you for joining us on the True, Grit, & Grace Podcast! If you find value in today's episode, don't forget to share the show with your friends and tap that subscribe button so you don't miss an episode! You can also head over to amberlylago.com to join my newsletter and access free downloadable resources that can help you elevate your life, business, and relationships! Want to see the behind the scenes and keep the conversation going?  Head over to Instagram @amberlylagomotivation! Audible @True-Grit-and-Grace-Audiobook  Website @amberlylago.com Instagram @amberlylagomotivation Facebook @AmberlyLagoSpeaker

Marisa's guest today is Phil Town, the expert investor who famously turned $1,000 into $1.45 million in just five years. He has authored two New York Times best-sellers: “Rule #1” and “Payback Time”, and now runs Rule 1 Investing to help educate others in creating wealth.Before he learned the art of investing, Phil was sleeping in a tent each night as a rafting guide at the Grand Canyon. His remarkable story about how he turned his life and fortune around will inspire anyone who thinks that money or indeed wealth is out of their reach.Marisa and Phil discuss how mindset and attitude will determine your success - in any field. Their conversation covers:Why Phil had to change his beliefs about money before he could succeed at, or even begin, investing.Phil's belief that goals are merely intentions, and how we can effect real change instead. The truth about good investing, and how your emotions play a key part in it.What we can learn from horses about the power of thought…See more from Phil here: www.ruleoninvesting.com-----------Please subscribe and rate the podcast, and catch up with Marisa's longer videos on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/user/MarisaPeer1Stay up to date with Marisa on Social Media:Instagram: @marisapeertherapy https://www.instagram.com/marisapeertherapyFacebook: @marisa.peer.therapy https://www.facebook.com/marisa.peer.therapyTwitter: @marisapeer  https://twitter.com/marisapeerResource Links:➡ Download Marisa's FREE ‘I Am Enough' meditation: https://bit.ly/MP-Audio-iamenough➡ Explore audio hypnosis shop, for issues from smoking, to weight loss to low confidence: https://bit.ly/MP-Audio-Hypnosis➡ Boost your self-esteem with Marisa's FREE workbook: http://bit.ly/Self-Esteem-workbook-download➡ Discover how you can train with Marisa Peer in Rapid Transformational Therapy®️: http://bit.ly/rtt-masterclass-watch

Will science ever absorb the arts and humanities? ... Why Phil wrote a book about quantum mechanics ... Knowing quantum math doesn't necessarily help ... Is "information” the key to quantum mechanics? ... What quantum computing can and can't do ... The weirdness and arbitrariness of existence ...

Will science ever absorb the arts and humanities? ... Why Phil wrote a book about quantum mechanics ... Knowing quantum math doesn't necessarily help ... Is "information” the key to quantum mechanics? ... What quantum computing can and can't do ... The weirdness and arbitrariness of existence ...

Will science ever absorb the arts and humanities? ... Why Phil wrote a book about quantum mechanics ... Knowing quantum math doesn't necessarily help ... Is "information” the key to quantum mechanics? ... What quantum computing can and can't do ... The weirdness and arbitrariness of existence ...

In this week's episode, Phil and Alison dissect Friday night footy, cover Phil's pet peeve and act as Presidents of the Adam Tomlinson Fan Club.0:00 - This week's episode• Why Phil hates missing Friday night footy• Fun facts of the week7:37 - From the west of the town• The first three quarters v the rest• Why the fourth quarter let-down happened• The game style• Will Jesse Hogan and Lachie Whitfield return?21:25 - Around the grounds• ANZAC Day football• The Dees' performance and our friend Adam Tomlinson's crucial role• Who is “the best defence in the comp”?• The ladder still isn't figured out yet …30:29 - Phil me in: Cheap stats• Why do you get a possession for a kick-in?• Do stats matter?• Phil's solution …33:54 - The final countdown• This week's recommendations: Phil's life tip to make you feel accomplished• Worst on Ground: Matt Buntine• Best on Ground: Braydon Preuss

In this week's episode, Phil and Alison re-cap a memorable Sydney Derby, dissect Josh Kelly's final goal and the mystery of post-goal rotations.0:00 - This week's episode• Fun facts of the week• The view from high up in the Victor Trumper Stand5:43 - From the west of the town• Why Phil wasn't stressed• The Buddy v Taylor duel• The final goal: How each team set up• Josh Kelly's new role14:57 - Around the grounds• VFL wrap• A regulation round• “It just sort of worked out like that”• Looking ahead to another big round20:15 - Phil me in: Rotations• Is it mandatory to rotate after a goal?• The new rotation cap• Tom Green's substitution issue24:57 - The final countdown• This week's recommendations:- Sherpa on Netflix- 30 for 30: Hillsborough on Kayo

A long long time ago in a country that looks a lot like America, a person, usually the woman of the house, had to get up before the rest of the family and make a hot breakfast in a time before fridges. Then along came cereal.In one of our most interesting podcasts we cover all these topics and more;How the habit of a nation were changed forever.Did you know there were two Kellogg brothers.CW Post was a main rival to Kellogg and a patient.Post's daughter Marjorie, was a visionary who revolutionised how future generations consume.What is in Grape Nuts.The endless list of themed cereals.Who was the first cereal mascot.Why Phil is scared of SNAP.The most famous tagline in cereal.Does cereal suppress your desire for liquor.Why do mascots look down at you.Who are the notables to grace the cover of the Wheaties box.What happened once marketers got their hands on cereal.According to Seinfeld, when did cereal manufacturers go too far.All the regular stuff and some sweet feedback.

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Show notes:Today on the show to talk about his out of state real estate experience is Phil Kim! Phil was born and raised in the Northeast - specifically bouncing between Massachusetts and New Hampshire. He is currently living in NH and has been working in the IT field for about 9 years. He first starting his investing journey through stocks in 2011, and eventually moved to real estate in 2019 by closing on his first 4-plex in his local market, then expanding his portfolio out of state to a duplex in Indianapolis in 2020. Phil’s goal is to become financially free through income generating rental properties.On this episode you'll learn:-Phil’s background and how he got started-Why Phil chose real asset over other asset classes-The importance of networking-The power of losing out on your first deal-How to avoid analysis paralysis-How to go about acquiring your first Out of State investment property-Importance of your criteria in deals-The key to building relationships-Phil’s future goalsContact Info:Instagram: instagram.com/kaizenreiEmail: PhilKimREI@gmail.com

Do you remember the declaration from last week’s episode of the Believe & Speak podcast? It was a good one! If you missed it, go back and review Episode 41. Last week’s declaration started with “I can.” As you know, the word “can” refers to an ability. This week continues with a similar assurance of your abilities—abilities you have because of the righteous character produced in your life by Jesus Christ. Picture yourself as a jar that begins each day empty. You need to be filled before you can pour anything out. Right? Nothing comes out of an empty jar. So, where do you go to be filled? What will you allow into your jar? Because what goes in will come out at some point. Paul prayed that the Philippians’ love would overflow more and more, that they would keep on growing in knowledge and understanding. He wanted them to understand what really mattered. Why? Phil. 1:10 says so that they could live pure and blameless lives. Wait! What? They could live pure and blameless lives NOT because of what they did, but because of what they understood. Paul knew that if they were filled with the fruit of righteousness they would overflow with love. When we understand what Jesus did for us and what he offers to us through the Holy Spirit, we absolutely can live pure and blameless lives. Love flows out of those who are pure and blameless because their jars are filled to overflowing with the love of God. Longing to Belong: Discovering the Joy of Acceptance is now available for purchase on Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com, Walmart.com, Booksamillion.com and Christianbook.com. It’s also available for download to your Kindle or from the Apple store for your iBooks app. Or visit my website to purchase a copy at shawnamariebryant.com This week's scripture: Philippians 1:3–11

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This week on the PRmoment podcast, we've got Phil Hall, chairman of The PHA Group.For those of you that are not aware, Phil was the editor of the News of the World from 1995 to 2000. His old bosses included Piers Morgan and Rupert Murdoch – he was at the pinnacle of British tabloid journalism before he left it all behind in 2005 and founded Phil Hall Associates (Now The PHA Group).He started the business in his front room and his first client was none other than Paul McCartney.He went on to represent Heather Mills McCartney in the infamous divorce and has since built The PHA Group to have revenues of well north of £9m in the pre-Covid-19 world that we all used to enjoy.The PHA Group employs around 100 people.Here’s a flavour of what Phil and I discuss:How the Covid 19 crisis has impacted PHA Media.How making people redundant is the hardest part of running a business. How PHA Media has won 20 new clients in the past few months.Phil talks us through the story of how he stared PHA Media including how his first client was Heather Mills McCartney, to now being a multi-sector PR firm with nearly 100 employees and outside investors. Why Phil’s wife Marie gave up her job as a corporate lawyer to run the business side of things, which gave the business proper structure. This in turn, meant they kept their best people and could grow the business. A rollercoaster: How PHA media lost 40% of its fee income at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic and has replaced 20% of that already.What Paul McCartney said to Phil when he told him he was going to represent his wife in their divorce case.Phil tells us how he ended up in Ecuador at a presidential palace in the middle of a coup, surrounded by machine guns.Phil tells us the story of how he got to know Piers Morgan, because of Piers Morgan’s grandad who was a pen friend of Myra Hindley and Ian Brady.Phil tells us why Rupert Murdoch was the best boss he ever had.Phil tells us why his time as editor of the News of the World was such a hard time of his career.Phil talks about why he lost his job over the Jeffrey Archer story, where, in effect, Rupert Murdoch’s best-selling editor had exposed his best-selling author.Phil tells us why he thinks the closing of the News of the World was “such a shame.”Why Phil took the gamble soon after he’d left his role as editor of the News of the World set up his own PR firm in his front room…Does Phil regret leaving journalism?Phil talks about how the growth of PHA didn’t really follow a strategy, it was more about how “we kept winning business.”Phil tells us about a couple of big exclusives early on in his journalism career.Phil gives his perspective of the phone-hacking scandal. Why Phil is a big believer in “jumping in with both feet and going for it” an approach that has stood him in good stead, like the time he ended up on the phone to Colonel Gaddafi.Why Phil has no problem working for the like of Qatar and Fred the Shred.Phill tells us about a time Princess Diana tipped him off about the James Gilbey story. What does Phil make of the challenges facing the media today?

Phil Learney has been a personal trainer in the fitness industry since the early 90s and has worked in gyms all over England ranging from small private ones to big commercial ones. At his time of retiring as a trainer, he was the second-highest charging PT in the UK.  Now he educates and helps PTs grow their businesses through his company the Advanced Coaching Academy (ACA). Phil tells some fantastic stories about being a PT in this episode and there are so many lessons about how to get more clients and run a better run business. We cover getting your finances in check, how to get a waiting list as a PT, early career mistakes trainers make, marketing and much more.           Timestamps: [02.18] - How he would be handling things if he was a PT having to go through COVID-19 just now? [05.43] - Is he anxious or worried about the industry because of what's happening? [07.48] - Phil tells a story about having to smash a whisky bottle to pay his apartment rent [19.18] - Phil talks about why the hourly rate that PTs charge actually breaks down to very little income [22.48] - Can you speed up going through the inevitable client failures that most trainers go through? [31.18] - Why the only way the fitness industry will become more regulated is through the trainers in it lifting the standard of it [33.38] - Phil talks about personal training pricing [35.03] - Phil tells a story about a trainer who was charging £1000 per hour [39.44] - Why Phil has always had a waiting list in every single gym he's worked in.     Find Out More About Phil: ACA Website Instagram       Find Out More About LTB: Website Instagram Facebook

It's been a crazy couple of weeks in the world.  I hope this conversation helps just a little.  Phil and I talk about:  The importance of keeping an accomplishment list Gratitude The advantage of "better" or "best" His love of perpetual change The difference between a failure and a mistake The hidden side of musicians like Beyonce and Elton John Thoughts on launching a book Why Phil blew me off when I met him Why LeBron and Leo are two of the best salespeople in the world Luck and putting it out there   and much more as you've come to expect.  My first conversation with Phil As always, thanks for listening! --JF 

Welcome to today’s show!   WHAT WE’LL LEARN:   The magnificent plot:  Phil Connors (aka Bill Murray) begins by asking two strangers, “What would you do if every day was the same and you were stuck in one place and nothing you did mattered.” Learn why Adina loves this movie and its relevance in the recovery space Why Phil wakes up to Sonny & Cher’s alarm “I’ve Got You Babe.” What is Phil’s process for figuring out what is going on and why he is stuck-he starts with the pleasure phase and then goes through a dark period Things really start to change for Phil Connors once he realizes the human suffering around him What Adina thinks is the most beautiful part of the movie Adina shares an example from her own life on how she gets through the boredom and the mundane  What Adina learned watching it now vs. when she first saw it in her teenage years The questions that started this podcast and how the movie in a very real way “answers” these questions  RESOURCES MENTIONED   A.I.R. Private Facebook Group    For more info, head over to atheistsinrecovery.com and subscribe to our email list. And thank you for listening!   Leave an honest review on ITUNES.  Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one.   Subscribe to the A.I.R. newsletter where you will learn to identify patterns of dysfunctional thinking, change the dysfunctional thinking into something more positive, and find hope in recovery.  

Gary Pinkerton talks with Phil Cefaratti, Navy Lieutenant Commander, Retired and founder of Potomac River Advisors, about his experience starting his own business after leaving the service and why other servicemen can do the same. Key Takeaways: [6:29] Why Phil started his own brokerage [10:41] Lessons Phil learned while starting his own company after leaving the service [14:12] Be confident in what you know and what you're doing [18:31] If you're lacking for confidence when leaving the military, think about the jobs you did while you were in the service. 99% of the people on earth haven't done anything remotely close to those Website: www.PotomacRiverRealtors.com

This Week: Feature Interview - Philip Duff on cocktail culture. Free Pour Five - Rogerio Igarashi with Hisatsugu Saito from Bar Tram, Tokyo. Philip Duff is a consultant, educator, producer, writer, judge and former venue owner. He's also hilarious. The Irishman has done it all since establishing Liquid Solutions 20 years ago: He's owned the Netherland's first speakeasy - door 74, mentored some of the world's best bartenders (including Marcus!) and he's now the Director of Education at Tales of the Cocktail. Oh, and he also produces Old Duff Genever Single Malt, one of only three brands permitted to carry the seal of Schiedam. Phil's always ahead of the curve, which makes him the perfect person to kick off 2019 with. Our wide-ranging interview covers the cocktail revolution, where and what he's most excited about in 2019, what he'd tell bartenders starting out today (he's one of the most accomplished mentors going around) and what he regards as the most important of the many positions he's held to date. Then, we bring you the Free Pour Five with two of Asia's best bartenders - Rogerio Igarashi and Hisatsugu Saito - to explore the unique world of bartending and cocktail culture in Japan. Key points: 10:00 Changes Phil has seen in his time at Tales of the Cocktail. 17:00 Why Phil regards Australia as the best pound-for-pound cocktail nation in the world. 19:00 Where Phil thinks the cocktail revolution is at and where it’s headed 24:50 What Phil thinks people are looking to drink in 2019. 26:40 What Phil looks for when judging cocktail competitions. 33:10 The advice Phil would give to bartenders starting out today. 39:50 Phil’s most memorable drinking experience. 44:00 We bring out Phil’s soft side! 48:50 The Free Pour Five with Rogerio Igarashi and Hisatsugu Saito from Tokyo. Resources, bars and products mentioned: Malabusca Gin Tales of the Cocktail Philip’s Old Duff Genever Proof & Company Please Don’t Tell (PDT) New York Phil’s old bar, door 74 – the first speakeasy style cocktail bar in the Netherlands Eleven Madison Park New York The NoMad Hotel New York The Baxter Inn Sydney Rogerio Igarashi’s Japanese bars, Bar Tram and Bar TRENCH Nikka Coffey Gin

This week Joe sits down with the head strength & conditioning coach of American Top Team (MMA gym) - Phil Daru. Topics of discussion include: Phil's favorite assessments for fighters; Implementing an MMA S&C program without overtraining the fighters; The #1 physical trait most fighters lack; Why Phil doesn't have his fighter's perform the Olympic lifts; Phil's foundational exercises for developing strength; How much time does Phil spend on "conditioning" with his fighters; Phil reveals his top "weight room savages"; Secrets to keeping "high energy athletes" busy - without overtraining them; Phil's top productivity tips...and Much MORE!   For Show Notes & Timestamps visit www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com

This week I am joined by a man whose methods are currently at the forefront of my mind both from a nutrition and a training standpoint. I have recommended the book Primal Endurance to many people in the last 24 months, and I know of many people who are currently trying out the principles of today’s guest, Dr Phil Maffetone. This is a long conversation - almost 90 minutes - which means I have given you 200% more than I promised. I know how to deliver value for money!!  Considering that we have never spoken or met, this was a very relaxed conversation and we discuss a range of different subjects. Here are some of the highlights to look out for: I make a confession to Phil right at the start (2:30) Why don’t young triathletes ask Mark for his advice about high performance? (4:00) The off season is called off season for a reason (8:00) Training + workout + recovery  (10:09) Coming up with the MAF method (180-age) (12:41) Glycogen stores are like a retirement fund, try not to use them (24:41) In an Ironman the bike ride should be at MAF HR (25:45) If you train at MAF HR you will get faster at the same HR (29:00)  How to race faster when you train at an intensity below race effort (30:40) Track workouts, and why they are ‘dumb’ for beginner athletes (36:23) Why Phil rarely recommends Keto diets unless they have a medical condition (47:39) No diets - just avoid junk food and sugar (51:24) Sugar and why having it in small amounts is like heroin in all amounts (53:17) The “overfat” endurance athlete (58:21) Inflammation - The link between refined sugars, processed foods and injury (1.02:15) “Every animal on earth knows how to eat, except humans” (1:03:07) Simon and Phil put together a 5 step process to starting MAF method training (1:08:38) Phil agrees to come back for another call. Boom!! (1:27:10)  Find out more about Phil Maffetone by visiting his website - https://philmaffetone.com/ The MAF Method of Training - https://philmaffetone.com/method/ Dr Maffetone’s bestselling books - https://shop.philmaffetone.com/collections/maf-books Mark Allen and his success with the MAF method - https://philmaffetone.com/mark-allen-and-dr-phil-maffetone-discuss-the-legendary-ironman-champs-success-with-using-the-maf-method/ Pecandy, Phil’s Fudge and Creamy Avocado recipes available here - https://philmaffetone.com/recipe_category/dessert/ For more information please go to www.SimonWardTriathlonCoach.com, or www.TheTriathlonCoach.com, or email Beth@thetriathloncoach.com. 

Phil Gerbyshak cares about people more than anything else in the world. He has made helping business people develop the necessary skills to grow their ideas and their income his personal mission and his "why." As a sales trainer and business/marketing coach, Phil is helping small businesses learn and develop skills that will help them breakthrough easy to break down barriers. But lately, he's been thinking about what companies need to "unlearn." What knowledge, habits and systems do people need to rethink and rework to maximize their productivity and personal relationships? On today's podcast 1:10 - An update on Christie's coaching certification process 4:43 - Why Phil utilizes Facebook Live to develop his skills, develop his clients' skills and grow his audience 8:41 - You are over-complicating the initial contact 12:49 - Time block, time sprint and THEN rest 16:38 - Dedication to learning starts at the top 21:40 - The biggest thing that companies that need to UNLEARN 27:35 - The ideal time to post digital content 31:19 - 1000 True Fans http://kk.org/thetechnium/1000-true-fans/ Have you heard about our Small Business Breakthrough program? If you own or want to own a small business but are struggling in certain areas, we want to help you. Email breakthrough@thewhyandthebuy.com for more information. Sign up for our book club! Don't forget to subscribe rate and review our podcast. It only takes a second and helps us make more podcasts for you. Want more from Jeff and Christie? We have a newsletter!  

Arguably the best major of the year deserves a kind of preview the world has ever seen. From a Claret Jug secret to player trends, Open history, and melting hot takes -- this won't disappoint. Highlights: -Pep talks for Dustin Johnson and Jordan Spieth -Why the Open is better than the Masters -Funnier alternatives to “Champion Golfer of the Year” -The 4 latest trends in the game of golf right now -Why Carnoustie is like Wimbledon -2 irons, hard fairways, brown greens and unicorns -The history of the “Trophy” before the Claret Jug existed (Hint: It was basically a WWE Belt) -The 2018 winners and their past Open performances -Why Phil coming into the Open as “bad boy” will help his chances -Why picking Molinari feels so wrong -Tiger's chances and the promise we make to each other if he wins -Tough love for Rory -And much more

Phil Bray on helping financial advisers do marketing and building his own agency - MAF173 My guest on the show this week is Phil Bray, on time financial adviser who launched a marketing agency for financial advisers We talk about the lessons he learned from building the Yardstick Agency and the importance of putting together a marketing strategy before diving into communications, something I've been banging a drum about for years. Welcome to episode 173 of the Marketing and Finance Podcast. We chat about: Why Phil set up his marketing agency to support financial advisers How he helps his clients find their target market How he built the Yardstick Agency The mistakes and challenges he faced in business The process he takes new clients through How Phil promotes the Yardstick agency Who is Phil Bray? Phil started as a financial adviser in 1995. He spent four years as a tied agent, before becoming an IFA (independent financial adviser) in 1999, which he did for 10 years. He sold his business in 2009 when he started to feel disillusioned with the red tape and compliance requirements of being a financial adviser. Looking for a new challenge after serving his time as an IFA, Phil worked as Head of Marketing for two different businesses. He now runs The Yardstick Agency, which provides marketing advice and support to financial services companies. Links and Show Notes. For links to the books and apps mentioned by Andrew, please visit http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF for the show notes. What is the Marketing and Finance (MAF) Podcast? The podcast for ideas and inspiration on marketing your business and growing your business, and for discussing topics on all things finance. I’m Roger Edwards, a marketing guy and keynote speaker from Edinburgh. Talk to me if you want to cut the BS and complexity from your marketing strategy. The MAF Podcast is a 30 minute radio show you download from http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF, iTunes or Spotify. Each week you'll hear interviews with business experts, marketers, entrepreneurs and journalists. Interviews to listen to in the car, on the train or on the treadmill. Or even in the bath! We talk about: How you can grow your business using content marketing and social media How you can keep your Marketing strategy and communications simple Topics, issues, products and business models from the world of finance You’ll take away one or two big ideas that you can apply to your business. So you can keep marketing your business to keep growing your business. Please subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes and I’d be grateful if you would leave a review. http://rogeredwards.co.uk/itunes Fancy Appearing on the Show? Would you be interested in appearing on the MAF Podcast? Have you an exciting marketing or finance story to tell? Do you fancy drawing out some inspirational ideas that MAF listeners can take away to use in their own businesses? Do please contact me if you want to get involved. http://rogeredwards.co.uk

SEO is on the table today. And how to make SEO front and centre of every business. My guest today, on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots free podcast interview is a man who seems to me has found his thing in life. The thing that makes him bounce out of bed with excitement and enthusiasm. He is the CEO of Kansas City Website Design, who work with clients across the world building websites that not only look great, but also operate brilliantly too. Alongside his team, they work hard to make sure that the SEO element which is so important to gain Google rankings is built into the design to ensure visibility. As he says “Internet marketing is a lot like NASCAR racing. You need a fast car and a talented driver to compete and win – you can't have one without the other. I build high performance websites and drive them to the top of the major search engines for my clients with organic search engine optimization and pay per click advertising management services. My approach to web development is laser focused on return on investment. I have a Contrarian view of website design which many of our competitors find distasteful, perhaps even blasphemous: Great web design is a commodity.” As is his passion for the task. And that is one side of what makes this guy perfect for Join Up Dots, as although he is now performing in a way that looks like it was a master plan right from the beginning, im sure we will find that just wasn't the case. As his journey has taken him all over the world, He is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and has lived and travelled extensively in Asia for over ten years, based in Taipei, Taiwan, with stints in Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong and now lives in Overland Park, Kansas with his wife Vivian and twin sons, Ely and Ostyn. And my favourite fact that in a way shows so much about how the guy operates, but he may be the world's most successful SEO Internet marketer that has never had an active Facebook account. Love that fact, as it proves that there are many different ways to go about building success, and more often than not the best way is to simply do your own thing and create your own path. So what is about the online world that makes him scream out “No No No, that is never going to work…come and speak to me!” And what is it about web design that excites him the most, the creative element or the behind the scenes mechanics of it all? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr Phil Singleton Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty topics with Phil Singleton such as: Phil shares his story how it took a real miserable job for him to truly assess what he wanted to do in life. But now he considers it a true blessing to have that experience. Why the ability to control your own life and hours is so vitally important to Phil, and why he could never go back to working for someone else. Why so many people create scatter gun approach to SEO and marketing. However everything you do must find it's way back to the central hub otherwise it dies for ever. and lastly…. Why Phil has to spend a lot of time focusing his clients time-frames and expectations re SEO. It's not a quick fix, takes time to come to fruition, and takes money to achieve.  

Thank you to my sponsor and awesome web host, LiquidWeb for sponsoring this episode. I wish I could tell you that SEO was something I got excited about. For me, it's one of those necessary evils. Over the years I've gotten better at it (although I'm still not a fan of keyword research... also a necessary evil, but all worth the time and effort) and can see the results of my efforts. All of that was before I connected with Phil Singleton, one of the authors of SEO for Growth. Phil got me to think of SEO in a whole new way. Mainly because he believes that SEO isn't simply the tactics that have been used. It's the bigger picture. SEO for Growth incorporates content marketing and social media (and we all know how I feel about content, don't we?). I could have talked to Phil for hours... not only is he a great guest with a ton of energy, he's like this massive wealth of knowledge. You're definitely going to want to take notes or at least download the transcripts (you can grab them at the end of the post, I've got an opt-in for you to get them). Questions I Asked Phil First, you've had a pretty fascinating career that led to your SEO path. Can you share that journey with the listeners? Since we can't cover the entire book in an hour (and want people to buy the book anyways), there are a few things I picked out that I thought would be most helpful for my audience. A little basic question, but can you explain inbound marketing? You talk about why 99% of websites fail. Are there a couple common things you see a lot of people doing? Can you help me get over my hatred of keyword research? Are there a couple tips or best practices you can share about link building? I know I personally don't have a solid strategy for this because I'm not exactly sure where to start. How does social media tie in with SEO? I'm a huge fan of creating, producing content. I still see so many people struggle with this. Any advice?   What You're Going to Learn How working overseas and learning Mandarin led Phil towards entrepreneurship and owning his own agency Why Phil thinks podcasting is one of the most over-looked opportunities for SEO Phil's opinion on guest posting (hint: it's not dead and is still a great way to build quality links) Why web designers have a huge opportunity right now How to leverage relationships and influencers for SEO and traffic How they used influencers to amplify the book marketing How social media works with SEO (despite what Google says or doesn't say) Get SEO for Growth  Where to Connect with Phil Website | Facebook | Twitter Links from this episode SEO for Growth website Chief Marketing Officers at Work - Josh Steimle Anne Handley   

Phil Mickelson joins Alan Shipnuck on the GOLF.com Podcast to share stories from his career, lessons he has learned and even advice for approaching women. Seriously. Over the course of an hour, Shipnuck and Mickelson dive deep into a number of juicy topics, including: Why Phil needed offseason surgery (4:01) How Bones likes to use his yearly veto (17:05) The dumbest shot he ever played (18:18) His Tuesday money games (25:10) Why settling up bets quickly is vital (29:20) American Ryder Cup strategies (34:00) His relationship with Tiger Woods (39:32) Why golf is his therapeutic release (41:15) AND MUCH, MUCH MORE.

Phil Gerbyshak is a speaker and a trainer, who delivers programs on the power of technology, social selling and connection. With a unique speaking style—part technology and sales expert, part entertainer—Phil keeps his audiences awake and engaged while providing micro-tactics to help you get more leads, earn referrals, and improve your business. When he’s not traveling, speaking, or making new connections, Phil writes. He’s published 5 books, including "10 Ways to Make It Great" and "#TwitterWorks," more than 2,500 articles, and has been interviewed by the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Financial Times, and more.   What you’ll learn about in this episode: Social selling: getting people to convert for you Making a connection with someone online (this isn’t a follow or a like) Why keyword targeting isn’t necessarily the best path to success Why Phil actively connects people he thinks should know about each other How Phil uses LinkedIn as a powerful sales and research tool Why you have to share content that isn’t your own Why you should congratulate your competition -- and why you need to be genuine about it Phil’s strategy for creating content people need and starting conversations Cultivating and leveraging testimonials How to use your pinned post wisely Things you can do right now to start putting into practice the ideas from this episode Phil’s podcast “Conversations with Phil” Ways to Contact Phil Gerbyshak: Website: www.philgerbyshak.com Podcast: conversationswithphil.com Twitter: @PhilGerb Email: phil@philgerbyshak.com Text: (414) 640-7445 We’re proud to announce that Hubspot is now the presenting sponsor of the Build A Better Agency podcast! Many thanks to them for their support!

This week we're revisiting our most popular episode of the podcast...because next week we'll be checking back in with our buddies Phil and JV. In this episode we dive into whether or not CrossFit is worth it and we do so with two of our closest friends, Jason and Phil. We tackle the pros and cons of the workout regimen as well as talk injuries and six packs. Enjoy! [1:48] Ganging up on Heavey [2:45] What do you mean by CrossFit? What do you mean by worth it? [5:10] What are CrossFit Classes Like? [6:20] Phil & Jason Speak up [7:15] Jason’s Background [10:15] Phil’s Turn [12:40] Different Strokes for Different Folks [14:10] Injuries [16:00] Didn’t Mean to Keep Picking on Moms [17:00] Is it Always Good for Beginners? [20:30] Why Phil, Jason and Grant all Quit [24:10] There is no Universal Solution [24:50] Why Phil & Jason Started in the First Place [27:00] More Banging! [28:30] Best Shape of Our Lives [30:00] Eating Better Too

In this episode we dive into whether or not CrossFit is worth it and we do so with two of our close friends, Jason and Phil. We tackle the pros and cons of the workout regimen as well as talk injuries and six packs. Enjoy! [1:48] Ganging up on Heavey [2:45] What do you mean by CrossFit? What do you mean by worth it? [5:10] What are CrossFit Classes Like? [6:20] Phil & Jason Speak up [7:15] Jason’s Background [10:15] Phil’s Turn [12:40] Different Strokes for Different Folks [14:10] Injuries [16:00] Didn’t Mean to Keep Picking on Moms [17:00] Is it Always Good for Beginners? [20:30] Why Phil, Jason and Grant all Quit [24:10] There is no Universal Solution [24:50] Why Phil & Jason Started in the First Place [27:00] More Banging! [28:30] Best Shape of Our Lives [30:00] Eating Better Too