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Nurture (verb): to care for and encourage the growth or development of. Sounds like something all good financial institutions should want to do for their customers and members, right? So, what's the best way to go about actually doing it? Ryan Zilker (CMO at Sound Credit Union) has some ideas. He joins us this week on CRMNEXT's Banking on Experience to share his top tips for leveraging omni-channel nurturing across interactions. Topics we covered include: Why Ryan's so passionate about it Sound CU and Digital: current, real-life examples of what they're doing What CUs should START doing today (hint: visibility comes up here) How to make sure you're actually nurturing members Ryan's controversial stance on video banking The most underutilized channels, from a marketing POV The role technology plays in all of this Stay in touch with Banking on Experience by listening on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Banking on Experience in your favorite podcast player.

Ryan Barretto knows all about what it takes to successfully scale a business.After an impressive 10-year career in sales leadership roles at Salesforce, Ryan took a role as SVP of Global Sales at Sprout Social — a business creating social media management tools — where he helped grow the company from $30 million in revenue to $170 million. Now, one IPO later, Ryan is President of Sprout Social — and, also, today's guest on Go To Market Grit! On this episode, Joubin and Ryan discuss Sprout Social's content-led inbound lead generation engine, as well as the importance of delivering a compelling company vision as a leader.In this episode, we cover: How Ryan's company, Sprout Social, is streamlining and improving social media management for businesses. (5:31) Early stages and IPO: The most stressful aspects of growing and scaling Sprout Social sales operation from $30 million to $170 million of revenue. (8:27) Leveraging content-driven marketing to support an inbound lead model. (13:55) How Sprout Social's product-led trial model makes account executives focus more on 'customer success' — and the evolution of the 'enterprise rep.' (16:19) The importance of asking for and taking feedback from colleagues as a leader. (19:59) Self-critical learners: Characteristics of successful new hires at Sprout Social — and how Ryan identifies learners during job interviews. (22:49) Why Ryan cares so deeply about learning and self-improvement — and how his upbringing as a first-generation Canadian informed his work ethic. (26:23) Instilling and supporting a culture of learning within an organization. (33:31) Fostering trust and rapport: Using collaboration with various business departments to communicate and build an inspiring company vision. (37:10) Learning and building credibility as a leader through being hands-on in all areas of a business. (41:08) 'Nailing the why': The importance of clear internal communication during periods of change. (43:01) What does the word grit mean to you? (46:27) Links: Connect with RyanLinkedIn Connect with Joubin Twitter LinkedIn Email: gtmg@kleinerperkins.com Learn more about Kleiner Perkins

“The reason why quizzes are so powerful is not only because of the cheap leads or high conversion but because of the incredibly fast results.” If you are an entrepreneur or interested in boosting your business to the next level, you need to listen to our guest today. Ryan Levesque is the Inc. 500 CEO of The ASK Method® Company, an entrepreneur, and the #1 national best-selling author of Choose and Ask. His work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, USA Today, Forbes, Entrepreneur, on NBC News and Fox. Also, over 250,000 entrepreneurs subscribe to his email newsletter offering business advice. Join Vishen Lakhiani and Ryan Levesque on this Live Call to update the way you grow your career and business and get to peak performance in everything that you do. Listen out for: Why Ryan is passionate about quizzes. The incident that changed Ryan’s life forever. What ‘quiz funnel’ is and how it helps your business. The secret to generating cheap but highly qualified leads.  The key to converting leads into paying customers.  3 different types of quizzes and how they help your business. 3 biggest mistakes that people make with their quizzes. The secret to creating the best quiz funnel. What type of traffic converts well driving to a quiz.  Bonus:  Register for Ryan’s FREE QUIZ Funnel Workshop here

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid   Going Long Podcast Episode 103: The Trifecta to Finding Life-Changing Capital   In the conversation with today’s guest, Ryan Christopher Nunes, you’ll learn the following:   [00:29 - 02:11] Ryan’s profile, in Billy’s guest introduction. [02:11 - 08:25] The backstory and decisions made that led Ryan to this point in his journey, and shares some of the different places he has lived over the years. [08:25 - 12:17] What it was about what Ryan was experiencing on Wall Street that made him want to move into something like Real Estate. [12:17 - 20:04] How Ryan’s background in the Energy Sector affects his outlook and decisions made in the Multi-Family space. [20:04 - 24:23] Ryan’s take on investing beyond his backyard and why he personally made the decision to do so. [24:23 - 27:41] Why Ryan has decided to focus his company’s time into educating other people about the different dynamics of the investment ‘triangle’. [27:41 - 36:51] Ryan shares the background on his basic principles that he uses to effectively run his investing systems.  [36:51 - 42:20] The things that Ryan learned as a Passive Investor that are serving him well in terms of best serving his own investors today. Here’s what Ryan shared with us during today’s conversation:   Where in the world Ryan is based currently: Houston, Texas. The best thing to happen in the past 24 hours: Being deep into a new transaction right now! Favourite European City: Anywhere in France! A mistake that Ryan would like you ro learn from so that you don’t have to pay full price: When things go wrong, understand that all things shall pass, and that everything is a cycle. Book Recommendation: Half Time, by Bob Boford.   Be sure to reach out and connect with Ryan Christopher Nunes by using the info below: Website: https://lifechangingcapital.com/    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

Guest: Ryan Longfield, Chief Revenue Officer of Gong In this episode, we cover: 'I was all-in': Ryan's experience as a contracted account executive at LinkedIn in 2008 having never previously done sales — and what motivates him. (2:52) ... The importance of setting boundaries and creating a healthy work-life balance. (9:46) ... Why Ryan believes that 'constantly remaining uncomfortable’ is key to career acceleration. (17:10) ... Learning from the process that led to failure versus focusing solely on the failure itself. (20:43) ... Imposter syndrome, insecurity, and the benefits of having diversity of perspective. (27:16) ... Why Ryan believes that quotas should "represent a minimum bar for effectiveness" in sales roles. (37:03) ... How Ryan's current company, Gong, gives leaders insight into the sales conversations reps have with buyers. (39:17) ... Coachability; previous history of success; intelligence and business acumen; grit; and curiosity: Attributes of a great sales rep. (48:01) ... How Ryan defines grit. (51:35)

While the world is desperately clinging to the average, in CashFlow Tactics we will show you the path to RISE UP and escape the CULT of the average.The average American makes $48,500 a year, has never directly owned stocks in their life, and lives in a household that’s over $145,000 in debt. And while this IS average, does that mean you have to settle for it?When you go to a financial advisor and ask them to come with a plan for you, chances are, they won’t create one with your best interests in mind. They’ll create a plan based on average life expectancy, income, tax bracket, and market return. An average plan yields average results. There’s no other way around it. To achieve financial freedom, you need a plan that caters to your personality, situation, and needs. You need a plan that allows you to rise up.If you’re looking for a way to escape the Cult of the Average, this week’s episode is just what you need. Key TakeawaysIntroduction (00:00)How the CashFlow Community can change your perspective (02:11)What’s exactly “The Cult of Average” (06:53)Law of averages and regression toward the mean (14:34)The Happiness Advantage and statistical outliers (20:03)What Brad’s three degrees thought him (28:23)How Brad’s life changed completely in 2008 (31:33)Why Ryan, Brad, and Jimmy partnered up for Cash Flow Tactics (35:03)Closing thoughts (42:00)Additional Resources:Join Our Cashflow Tactics GroupTake Our FREE 5-day Cashflow Tactics Challenge

You’re on your own unique journey, but those mistakes, failures, and setbacks you encounter…are really not that unique. The IoT executives who have been on the journey before you have insight into their mistakes and the solutions that made them successful, and we’ve created a platform for them to share their stories to help others looking to advance in the IoT space. In this introductory episode of Over The Air — IoT, Connected Devices & The Journey, Logan Lyles from Sweet Fish Media talks with Ryan Prosser, show host and CEO at Very. What they talked about: Ryan’s SaaS and hardware background. How Very serves those trying to advance in the IoT space. Why Ryan started this podcast. What listeners can expect to hear in future episodes. Tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, our website, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Listening on a desktop & can’t see the links? Just search for Over The Air — IoT, Connected Devices & The Journey in your favorite podcast player.

When should you start building and executing a succession plan? A company that values sustaining high-level leadership knows never to put this on the back burner. It will take years, not just months, of choosing who your qualified candidates are to mentoring them until you are confident enough that they are ready to take on those leadership roles with the passion for propelling the business forward.  In this week’s Construction Genius podcast episode, I talk with Ryan Aukerman of the Griffith company. Ryan shares his career journey and what the emerging leader’s program is all about. He discusses the methods they use to choose qualified candidates for leadership roles and the importance of mentorships internally and externally. Ryan also talks about accepting critical feedback, especially when it is something you are not comfortable with, and a lot more. Tune in to this episode!  Discussion Points: 0:00 Introduction 2:09 How Ryan got into construction 5:00 The advantage of diverse backgrounds 5:53 Why Ryan picked Griffith 6:44 Struggles Ryan encountered in a formal leadership role7:44 Early mistakes Ryan made and how he changed his approach 9:52 Difference between a good mentee and a bad mentee 10:47 Multiple mentors 12:15 Critical feedback 13:57 Essential qualities of a construction leader 14:47 Patience and its importance15:44 How to distinguish between laziness and slow-paced workers16:37 Identifying the next generation of leaders 19:04 The emerging leader’s program 19:59 Lack of understanding of leadership roles 21:35 Who to choose when you have more than one qualified candidate for a position  22:41 Dealing with situations where someone leaves a role 24:32 Advantages of ESOP in succession planning 26:24 Why do ESOP’s fail?27:23 Filtering through the emerging leader’s program 29:47 Next step for Ryan’s career 30:59 Ryan’s focus 32:08 Mental preparation 33:16 What Ryan would do differently if he could go back 34:22 Ryan shares what he wants his legacy to be 35:08 Action steps to successfully execute a succession plan About the Guest:  Ryan Aukerman joined the Griffith Company Team in 2004 as a project engineer. He quickly moved his way up the ranks into Estimator/ Project Manager’s role while completing his Technology and Operations Management degree at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. In 2010, Ryan was appointed to be the Regional Manager and became responsible for oversight of the Southern Region. While in this role, he provided leadership over notable projects including the $81 Million Tom Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles International Airport, $81 Million Omnitrans SBX E Street Corridor, $30 Million Port of Long Beach Pier G Terminal Redevelopment, and $105 Million Port of Los Angeles Berth 142 – 143 Terminal Automation Improvement project. In 2015, Ryan was promoted to his current position as Executive Vice President. He has oversight of operations throughout the company, including estimating, project management, and field operations. During his career, Ryan has worked with many public and private owners and has participated in alternative project delivery methods such as Design-Build and CMAR. He takes great pride in representing Griffith Company and works to show owners and industry partners the Griffith Way. He has been serving as a State Director for the AGC of California and a Los Angeles District Board since 2010. With an understanding that there needs to be a solid investment in the future workforce within the industry, Ryan works to support the education foundation and interacts with multiple AGC Student Chapters and his participation in Griffith’s own Internship program. Resources:  Curious about where exactly you stand in terms of developing a succession plan? Click this link and take a short Succession Planning Assessment: https://www.constructiongenius.com/successionassessement/ Would you like to chat directly with Eric about if/how he can help you with your succession plan? Book in a quick 10 Minute chat by clicking this link: https://10minutes.youcanbook.me Recommended restaurants:  Old Brea Chop House: https://www.oldbreachophouse.com/ Connect with me on LinkedIn. For more podcast episodes, you may also visit my website. Tune in and subscribe to the Construction Genius: A Leadership Master-Class Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. Thank you for tuning in! 

Growth.Sometimes, growth is less about discarding old versions of yourself, and more about integrating them.Sometimes, growth is like outgrowing your sweater. If you keep it on after you've outgrown it, it'll suffocate you.Sometimes, growth means forgiving your old selves instead of judging them.Sometimes, growth means learning to validate and value yourself according to your own Inner Pilot Light (thank you, Lissa Rankin), rather than the commentary, reactions, and feedback of others."Forgiveness is giving up all hope for a better past."- Corinne Edwards (paraphrasing Gerald Jampolsky), Love Waits On WelcomeThe way you treat your past selves is likely the way you treat your present self. #RTASurrender.Surrender is NOT accepting the inevitability of an imagined future state.Surrender is NOT adopting a posture of powerlessness and doing nothing.Surrender IS releasing the illusion of control over things you can't control.Surrender IS holding space for everything (including yourself), to be what it is.Surrender IS choosing not to attempt to control circumstances or other people, but rather, yourself - and only yourself.When we say "stay in your own business," that includes staying out of the business of your past and future selves. #RTA too.If you're moving away from something in your past, or toward (or away from) something you think is in your future, STAHP. Come back to now. Surrender both.If you're averse to a potential outcome and try to steer the ship away from it, your controlling mindset will more often steer you directly into the thing you're afraid of.Rocky relationships aren't "broken" and need "fixing." They just are what they are. Detach from your desires/fears for specific outcomes, and focus on being the most authentic you you can be.GRATITUDES:Ryan is grateful that he's becoming more internally confident in his work.Abby is grateful for the online delivery thingies!TIME CODES:3:08 - Why Ryan destroys his art (and why he's doing that less these days)14:50 - On forgiving your past selves21:34 - Why are we so mean to ourselves, Abby???27:57 - Surrender40:45 - Confidence48:01 - Rigid vs. Ragdoll52:52 - Some stuff about relationshipsMORE DEETS:Join our tribe at patreon.com/truenorth11Get life coaching from Abby at IndigoCoaching.netFollow us on IG at @TrueNorthWithAbbyAndRyanWatch us at TinyURL.com/TrueNorth11YouTubeEmail us at hello@truenorth11.comStalk us at truenorth11.com

Today we sit with Ryan Grand, Principal with HKW, an Indianapolis-based middle-market private equity firm. In this episode, Ryan shares his story and tells us how he landed a business development role by accident before finding that he unexpectedly loved it. We kick off the show with a breakdown of Ryan's professional history. After hearing about his transition into the field, Ryan fills listeners in on some of the challenges he faced early on before sharing his daily responsibilities, like nurturing relationships with thoughtful conversation and creating a pipeline of unmissable deals. But this is business, and some deals go to the wayside, with Ryan telling us how he adapts to missed opportunities. Toward the end of the show, we talk about Ryan's top-of-mind strategy and hear about how he keeps balance when striking a deal. Ryan goes on to tell us about some of the biggest misconceptions of business development and why only having a friendly nature might not give you the upper hand you're looking for. Bringing the show to a close, he leaves with details about the importance of keeping organized as well as notes on his transition to the virtual world in light of a global pandemic. Key Points From This Episode:How Ryan was able to pivot his career.Hear some of the initial challenges Ryan expected to face.Why Ryan wanted to do transactions and the reasons he pivoted to business development.Ryan tells us about his daily responsibilities and the nuances of his BD role at HKW.Find out about Ryan's top-of-mind strategy and how the pandemic has shifted his mindset.How Ryan keeps balance when executing deals.Ryan shares some of the biggest misconceptions about business development.Ways Ryan copes with the 'big' personalities in the room.Why Ryan is committed to organization, and how he uses it as a tool for success.How relationships form the backbone to successful business development.How Ryan has coped with COVID.Why his pre-COVID experiences helped Ryan mesh with the virtual world.Ryan Grand on LinkedInRyan Grand EmailHKW Private EquityAlex Drost LinkedInBranch Out Podcast LinkedInConnection Builders LinkedInHave thoughts or comments? We want to hear from you. growth@connection.builders

If you're just focusing on your company's annual income, you're doing it wrong. Today, Ryan Tansom, founder of Arkona, is here to talk about why creating long term value in your business should be your priority. In 2014, Ryan helped turn his family business around and then sold it for 8 figures. Today he's helping entrepreneurs make the shift from thinking about annual income to focusing on long term value creation instead. In this episode, Ryan shares why your goal shouldn’t always be to maximize income, how to think about investing in your business, and the right way to run your business so that people want to buy it.  Whether you have intentions to sell or not, Ryan’s ideas on creating long term value in your business will open up opportunities you’ll have the power and choice to leverage whenever you want. Enjoy! Episode Highlights 4:49 Why Ryan is passionate about helping entrepreneurs create long term value 8:04 The right time for a business to think about its direction 11:16 Annual income vs long term value: Which is better? 13:51 How investing in your business could be more valuable than cash 18:00 Tracking the value of your company even if you don’t want to sell 19:30 What a “good valuation” really means 22:28 Things professional buyers are looking for when evaluating your company  25:47 Understanding the J curve and the opportunities you may be missing in your business 30:33 When it’s time to find a new CEO 35:37 Why you should focus on long term value even if you don’t plan to sell 41:16 What business owners should know about the exit process 44:21 The things entrepreneurs actually have control over  46:01 What you’ll learn in Ryan’s upcoming Coalition training Links and Resources: Ryan on LinkedIn Arkona.io Intentional Growth Podcast Value Builder System Value Opportunity Profile The Coalition @a_brawn on Twitter @brandgrowthx on Twitter Review or subscribe on iTunes

Ryan Daigle lives in the Raleigh-Durham area of North Carolina and is a twenty-year veteran of the software industry. His last role was as CTO of a Durham-based fintech startup, which he saw grow from 3 employees to 80 during his 6 years there. After he grew disenchanted with the returns on his 401K and stock portfolios, he started looking for alternative investment approaches and discovered real estate.After a single burst style residential investment, he quickly turned to multifamily real estate for its economy of scale and long term demographic support. Ryan is now a limited partner in over 700 units and GP owner in 80. Join us in this episode as we talk and learn [00:01 – 03:23] Opening SegmentI welcome our guest, Ryan DaigleI talk about the background of our guestRyan talks about his background and journey in multifamily real estate[03:24 – 08:32] Why Ryan invested in Real EstateRyan talks about why he chose to invest in real estateWhy Ryan shifted from single-family to multifamily[08:33 – 24:22] 0-80 Units in 10 MonthsDon’t overspecialize your process early on3 Things you need to get into real estate and multifamilyTimeMoneyExperienceTaking advantage of your strengths to overcome your weaknessesHow Ryan got his first deal as a General Partner The importance of networking in real estateThe right mindset when participating in networking eventsRyan’s take on the Internal Rate of Return(IRR)[24:23 – 28:32] TIME TO TAKE ACTIONActionable steps/tips listeners can do to help their real estate investing careerFind your gapPlan how to fill those gapsTake that action and find an accountability partnerThe main takeawayConnect with Ryan. See the links below.Final thoughtsTweetable Quotes:“Real is easy, but it doesn’t mean it’s simple.” - Ryan Daigle“My mindset around prosperity, wealth, and retirement changed. Instead of trying to accumulate as much as I could like a little squirrel and getting this big number that I would then just whittle down over the years in retirement. I really wanted to buy assets that would pay me over time, and create that passive income.” - Ryan Daigle “Just because I did something once, doesn’t mean I have to put a system or a process in place. You need to do it a few times before you can actually identify what are the parts of that process that are useful and valuable to systematize.” - Ryan DaigleResources Mentioned:Flywheel EquityConnect with Ryan, visit https://flywheeleq.com/. Follow their Socials on Instagram and FacebookGuest Email: ryan@flywheeleq.com LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode.Visit www.nokacapital.com to learn more about investing in multifamily real estate.I’d like to connect with you! Send me an email at Amir@NokaCapital.com.Book Recommendations:Rich Dad Poor DadThink and Grow RichBest Ever Apartment Syndication Book

Ryan Clark, founder and President of Qube Money, entered the financial services industry, first in the real estate market, then as a mortgage broker, before realizing that his true passion was teaching people about money. In his ten years as a financial planner, Ryan watched his clients fail at budgeting repeatedly despite his recommendations and wanted to find a solution to help them manage their money successfully. This inspired him to create a digital cash envelope system, and he launched Qube Money to provide better tools, systems, and training to clients, to allow them to work toward real financial freedom.Ryan joins me today to dive into why he developed Qube Money in response to his frustration over not finding something that suited him and his clients and enabled them to exercise real-time control over their finances. He discusses why Qube’s mission is central to their long term success and how it ensures that they meet their commitment to freeing people from the tyranny of money. Ryan also shares the number one reason people hate budgeting and explains how Qube can cut the time you spend managing your finances. “Everything that you want to do in life stems from how you control the resources that you’re given - and money is a resource. It builds a financial house, and cash flow is the foundation.” - Ryan Clark This week on Paychecks and Balances: ● Why current fintech solutions for tracking your money don’t work● Ryan’s entrepreneurship journey and how he moved from financial planning to the tech arena● The central belief that continues to motive Ryan and the Qube Money team ● Why there have been so many ups and downs in developing the Qube technology and bringing it out of the beta phase● What digital cash envelopes are, how they work, and why Qube technology continues to improve its customer experience and efficacy● How Qube connects you to your money and stops you from overspending in the moment● Why intentional financial planning is empowering and gives you the freedom to spend where it’s most important to you● How Qube is different from other platforms out there right now● Why Ryan is confident that Qube Money goes further than other apps to prevent fraudulent transactions Connect with Pete McPherson:● Qube Money Website● Qube Money on Facebook ● Qube Money Instagram● Qube Money on TwitterConnect with Paychecks and Balances:● Paychecks and Balances Website● Patreon Paychecks and Balances● Paychecks and Balances on Instagram● Paychecks and Balances on Facebook● Paychecks and Balances on Twitter

Today, I'm joined by Ryan Moran, who is the author of a new book, Twelve Months to One Million and the founder of Capitalism.com, where he teaches entrepreneurs to build businesses and invest their profits. He is best known for his work helping over 300 entrepreneurs build seven-figure companies. "I think very strategically, my two favorite board games are Risk and Monopoly." Although he had a plan and strategy to release his book, the pandemic shut the world down, and Ryan had to rethink his game plan. When planning his book, Ryan had difficulty thinking about what he should write and how he should write his book. Talking with his future agent, Ryan quickly figured out his topic. He needed to narrow his focus from giving many details to bringing the reader from point A to point B as efficiently as possible. "One of the things that worked best is that I gave my editor permission to edit me ruthlessly." He also gives his video editors this permission as he wants his content to make sense and be valuable to the listener. "Having that permission to take what I say is not so sacred, and to have a lot of words get deleted, made the book better. It didn't make my ego happy, but it made the book much better." Ryan talks about the launch's focus, which is to have your book sell more copies one year from the date of publication than it did when you launched your book. "Right now, my sales are more than double right now than when we launched." He talks about the importance of "going all-in" on every positive review you get, when you land and sell a customer, how to leverage your relationships to market your book, and how he changed his plans for a speaking tour when COVID hit. Listen in to find out how to get over a hundred book reviews, book marketing pivots that worked during the pandemic, how to land audiobook sales, and how to strategically plan your book marketing. Show Notes [02:19] How the pandemic affected Ryan’s book marketing plan. [04:38] Why Ryan decided to write his first book. [06:15] The book writing process he decided to take for his first novel. [07:45] What he would have done differently in his book publishing process looking back. [09:33] Ryan’s book marketing strategy and how he had to pivot during the pandemic. [12:22] Where Ryan’s book is now with reviews and sales. [16:05] His experience with business and the hard work that comes along with a business and book. [20:49] Ryan’s pre and post-COVID marketing plans and the pivots he made to sell his book in a down market. [25:10] How he received over 400 reviews before the first year of book publishing. [28:16] When Ryan knows that people are consuming his book. [30:27] How his book fits in with Ryan’s long-term business strategy. [34:07] Why you need to have confidence in your book before your book publication.  Links and Resources Visit Self Publishing School Online SPS Free Training Course Twelve Months to One Million by Ryan Moran Capitalism.com Capitalism Podcast  

When you say "feelings," you're either talking about emotions or physical sensations. So use those words instead.Feeling agitated/triggered? Focus more on why you're feeling that way and less on the thing that caused those emotions.Regret:Unhealthy - "If I had done X differently, Y would have gone more favorably, and I'm disappointed that it didn't go that way."Healthy - "How could I have been better then, and how can I use that to be better now?"Being present: "What's happening is happening, and it is what it is."Being present with someone: "I'm in this with you" GRATITUDES:Abby is grateful for the family who runs her son's schoolRyan is grateful for his new jobTIME CODES:0:22 - Centering & check-in

Ryan Smith MP was first elected Member of Parliament for Warrandyte District in 2006. Before entering Parliament, his career spanned 18 years in the financial markets working for a number of Australia's leading institutions including the Commonwealth Bank, National Australia Bank, BP Finance and Pacific Dunlop. Ryan represents the suburbs of Park Orchards, Warrandyte, North Warrandyte, South Warrandyte, Warranwood, Donvale, East Doncaster, Wonga Park and parts of Ringwood North. In addition to serving as Victoria's Minister for the Environment and Minister for Youth Affairs during the Baillieu/Napthine governments, Ryan has held Shadow Ministerial roles covering Industrial Relations, Roads and Industry. He is currently the Shadow Minister for Energy, Renewables & Resources and Shadow Minister for Manufacturing & Innovation. ------------------------------ Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/Q5mPjiCLYMQ Follow Ryan: http://ryansmith.com.au ------------------------------ Show Notes: 1:10 Victorian opposition is more relevant than ever 3:16 The ignored COAG roadmap 5:23 The alternative government 7:17 Tell stories, not facts! 11:04 Why Ryan got into politics 15:48 The philosophy of ‘make your own way' 18:56 Pragmatism vs Ideology 20:30 Dan Andrews only cares about a small section of the electorate 21:51 What is Dan Andrews like in person? 23:45 How to rattle Dan Andrews 25:28 Who is the real Dan Andrews? 27:39 A shift in mood in the electorate 30:17 Lockdown 3 coming for Melbourne 31:08 A decent and helpful politician 35:39 Woke politics doesn't appeal to the mainstream 37:17 Diversity of everything but thought 38:05 The Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition Bill 2020 43:20 Matt challenging the Liberals 43:45 Referendum to ensure no future government can repeat what happened in VIC 46:36 Will Victorians allow a 3rd lockdown? 47:33 Do lockdowns work? 51:08 Mental health and lagging effects of lockdown are being ignored 53:48 Royal Commission into Hotel Quarantine Deaths 55:41 The stacked bureaucracy in Victoria 1:00:51 Psychological profiling 1:05:20 Ryan is a ‘big sook' but Dan is a bully 1:06:55 Politicians who just let us get on with our lives 1:09:00 Advice for aspiring politicians 1:13:10 A call for communities to look out for each other

Learning how to effectively manage our time is something that for many of us, can take a lot of time to master. Joining me on the show today is a Life Coach who is determined to help his clients take control of their schedules, reduce stress, and find success in an ever-evolving technological and cultural landscape. Through an array of corporate workshops and seminars, Ryan Dunphy has leveraged his skills as a Public Speaker to promote his personal philosophies on consistency, meeting fundamental needs, and how these concepts aid us in managing our emotional wellbeing.In this episode, Ryan shares how he first became involved in the personal development and guest speaking industry, what motivated him to work with people so closely, as well as how operating from a portable office has improved his outlook on work. If you’re interested in hearing more of Ryan’s story, tune in to Episode 46 of Enhanced Living!Some Questions I Ask:How did your mobile office come to be & How does working outside benefit you? (1:50)What was it like to start a business entirely on your own? (13:13)What is one lesson you’ve learned from Star Wars that has helped you to improve your life? (41:30)In This Episode You Will Learn:Why Ryan chose to specialize in stress reduction and time management coaching (5:04)Ryan’s philosophies on time management and entrepreneurship (14:32)How ‘intentional margins’ and ‘re-prioritizing’ can help us to reduce stress (24:29)The importance of honing a skill set outside of your core industry (29:53)Why Ryan believes in embracing evolution and the process of change (32:07)Let’s Connect!WebsiteInstagramEnhanced Living - Facebook GroupEnhanced Living - Youtube ChannelThe Vegans Three - Youtube ChannelConnect With Ryan Dunphy:LinkedInResources:Book: Wellness Coaching For Lasting Lifestyle Change - Author, Michael Arloski See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 143 ALL ABOARD for Crazy Train of Thought brought to you by The Idiot Savants! The only podcast on the internet to filmed in a shoebox. Join podcast host Ryan Wolf this week along with his cadre of comrades including Pokèmaster Troy "I'm-gonna-go-hackin'" Osborn, Marvel-lass Madalyn, and Twitchmaster Colin Freakin’ Giffy for all the rants you will ever need. #CHECKALOOK at our topics: 00:02:34 Colin doesn’t regret buying an Xbox Series X 00:05:00 Why Ryan hates HDMI 00:06:18 Colin and Ryan have issues with music games on Series X 00:15:48 Is Marvel’s Avengers Savantworthy? 01:07:10 News: Xbox shortages will continue into 2021 01:10:22 News update: Will Bethesda be exclusive? 01:14:37 The end Thank you so much for listening! Please let us know if you enjoyed this. We don’t say it enough, but your entertainment is the reason we do this. Free Stickers - https://www.instagram.com/p/B9nZ3IQJNKE/ Website: https://www.theidiotsavants.co/ Really Cool Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/theidiotsavants?ref_id=13241 All social links: https://www.theidiotsavants.co/social Review us HERE: https://apple.co/2nXHD4p Intro Music: “Departure” by Dan Fur https://twitter.com/DanFurmusic https://spoti.fi/2lPPCzm Crazy Train of Thought Featured Music: https://spoti.fi/32rEYhY

The time maxillofacial and oral surgeons spend in residency is invaluable, but sometimes what you learn in practice can be just as beneficial. This sentiment is echoed by Dr. Ryan Sheppard, today’s guest, who is on the show to talk about platelet therapy and internal sinus lifting techniques. We open the episode by taking a look at Ryan’s history in surgery, the influences of having a surgeon for a father, as well as how being trained in Texas and Chicago gave Ryan unique perspectives on surgery. Turning toward the present day, Ryan tells us about the changes he’s made to his surgery, touching on the use of ketamine during procedures and why he prefers his patients to be light on drugs rather than being on a heavy dose. On the topic of dosage, Ryan shares how a patient’s own drug habits can affect how he approaches their anesthesia. As our conversation progresses, we cover the highlight of the show as Ryan dives into his PRF technique, how it aids healing, and why dry sockets are less likely to occur from his method. He goes on to explain other techniques, including his Sticky Bone technique, which uses platelets and bone grafting. After hearing why Sticky Bone keeps the bone as a unit and why it’s easier to pack, we delight in some humor and hear a couple of Ryan’s Texas-isms. To find out what socks on a hen feel like, and a whole lot more, be sure to join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Introducing today’s guest, maxillofacial surgeon Dr. Ryan Sheppard.Ryan shares a brief history of his professional life.Contrasting the training that Ryan received in Texas versus Chicago.Why Ryan enjoys working in a four-man team.How Ryan’s life drastically changed when a hurricane hit the city he was living in.How Ryan has adapted his training into a per-scenario style of surgery.Changes Ryan has made to evolve his practice. Hear how Ryan’s implant techniques have improved over the years.How Ryan uses something called the “PRF clot”.Ryan tells us in detail how he performs the PRF technique.The patient benefits from using PRF.Ryan explains the Sticky Bone technique. The most important aspects of Ryan’s practice outside the realm of surgery.How you can learn from yourself, and perfecting your own techniques.The peculiar southern phrases Ryan says to his patients.How people who are regular users of marijuana need higher doses of ketamine.Ryan discusses various drilling techniques.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:School of Dentistry UABUniversity of TexasAstra TechNobel BiocareBlue Sky BioDr. Joe Funderburk

One of the biggest questions for anyone building their investment portfolio is whether to invest in real estate, stocks, or equity. Today's guest, Ryan Daigle, makes a strong case for real estate. Ryan is a real estate investor and Principal at Flywheel Equity, which invests in commercial multifamily properties by partnering with high-net-worth individuals seeking diversification from their stock-based portfolios. Flywheel sources, vets, closes on and manages value-add apartment properties in the Carolina metros for its investors, who receive distributions from the cash flow provided by the rent activity while also participating in the equity upside created by the rehab and repositioning of the property. In this episode, Ryan explains why he shifted from his role as chief technology officer to commercial multifamily real estate investor, and why he advocates for real estate as a resilient investment, as well as the important distinction between cash flow and high net worth. He also describes the many different ways to address financial portfolios, the benefits of having no-hassle investments, and how the flexibility of real estate makes it very attractive to investors. Finally, Ryan shares a bit more about his personal experience and goals, his hopes to create completely sustainable cash flow, and why he wants to have the knowledge to do every task in his business. Tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Ryan introduces himself and shares a bit about his real estate journey to date.Why Ryan shifted from chief technology officer to commercial multifamily real estate investor.The case for choosing real estate as an investment overstocks.Ryan explains why he chose real estate over startups: reliability, consistency, and stability.The importance of understanding that cash flow is the real end goal and not high net worth.Ryan describes cash-on-cash return, bottom line cash flow, return on equity, and the many different ways to address financial portfolios.Vanity and simplicity are always the intentions – the value of having no-hassle investments.Flexibility makes real estate attractive to investors while the stock market offers growth and appreciation, real estate offers options.Transitioning from a full-time job to doing real estate full time – Ryan shares his experience.How Ryan created space for himself to discover his passion and grow his passive income.Ryan's future goals are to establish sustainable cash flow, continue to grow Flywheel Equity as a business, and create more flexibility.Ryan wants to know he can do every task or role himself, from acquisitions to management.From CEO to low-level consultant, everybody needs to be held and hold others accountable.One thing that Ryan has brought with him from his time in tech is the value of transparency.Ryan directs investors wanting to invest in real estate to the resources on his website.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Ryan Daigle on TwitterRyan Daigle on LinkedInRyan Daigle on InstagramFlywheel Equity

Gary and guest co-host Christopher Hummel chat in this episode with good friend Ryan Carr, an investor since 2012 and investor coach who has evolved big time since Gary first interviewed him. Ryan always has about 7 or 8 projects going on at any one time, including being in the middle of authoring a new book called, “The Best & Highest Use Playbook”. Ryan understands the market like few do, and knows where to find great opportunities. Ryan is focusing right now on flips, wholesaling and new development. Gary and Ryan also discussed the “Napkin Formula”, a technique to quickly analyze a deal very quickly to determine if you’ll have a gain or a loss with any property. Too many beginning investors do not know the numbers, and either fail or get lucky with return on investments, so TUNE IN to learn about this quick and indispensable tool! What you'll learn: How his upbringing played into his career choice, as his dad was entrepreneurial Money was NOT a topic of conversation growing up, and knew how hard his parents worked NOW money is a topic with his parents, and they are curious about his real estate investing A long discussion of the ‘victim card’ and now it relates to real estate investing Ryan says the ‘victim card’ is desire, not about how much money, or time - “if they don’t have the time, they are really saying they don’t have the desire” If you have time to watch Netflix or sleep in - your 9 to 5 is what starts making your income, but your 5-9 is what will get you ahead - what book are you reading, what extra shift are you taking, what business are you researching, WHAT are you doing with that time? Facebook is a HUGE time suck - just absorbing other’s content - you HAVE to put out your own! Ryan’s take on the market - stick with what you know Why Ryan believes a downturn in the market shakes out all the people not in it for the right reasons, and why it creates buying opportunities The difference between rural and city/suburban markets Why the higher end homes may be affected if the market shifts If there is a hiccup or dip in the market, government stimulus will likely prop the market up - the government doesn’t want homes Why real estate is the safest place to hold money, even during a crisis or pandemic Why supply and demand is in full effect now How he manages multiple projects at the same time, and what he does if he overbuys How he left his 9-5, and what he was doing with HIS 5-9 every night How his book “The Highest & Best Use Playbook” helps him determine the best use of the land, structure and the best use of his skills Keep the house or take it down? If he keeps it, rent or flip? If renting, renovating or keep it bare bones. 2. If the house is taken down, what is the best use of the land. 3. Does he have the skills to pull this off? Where is he finding the time to write a book?! Why real estate investing, buy and hold, is like buying your own ATM that never runs out of money What are the criteria Ryan uses to help people determine when to leave their full time job to become full time investor, when it costs you money to work And MORE! Ryan’s Bio Ryan Carr is a full-time real estate investor from the Greater Toronto Area.  He specializes in finding the highest and best use of real property, and coaching other to do the same.  Ryan has been known in the past for his knack at finding “hidden opportunity”, and is also a regular contributor to Canadian Real Estate Wealth Magazine. For a copy of his new book, go to www.TheHighestAndBestUse.com Website: www.TheHighestAndBestUse.com
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Here are all the tools you need to begin your transformation. Learn to reparent yourself and unearth your subconscious self-sabotaging beliefs to become a truer version of you. Also, get insight on building robust morning and evening routines, including tools such as breathwork and visualization, that will carry you forward into your new identity.Ryan is an Unbeatable Mind Coach, a Meditation and Mindfulness Teacher, and the author of Choice Point: Break the Cycle of Self-Sabotage, Accelerate Your Growth, and Realize Your True Potential.Quotes to remember: “The more we surrendered and let go of these pieces of the puzzle, the more space we had for each other.”“I know that so much of the things that run my life are not the truth of me.”“My goal is to not color the present moment with the past.”“We can legitimately recreate ourselves to have whatever experience we want to have.”Takeaways:If you’re telling yourself “I can do it for one more year/day/season”, it’s time to stopWhen we can meet our own mental and emotional needs and reparent ourselves, we grow and love others betterTransformation begins with awarenessThe mind will lead us to believe we are at a false summit and that we can stop doing the work; this is the time to continue the climb and integrate doing into beingNo matter what we’re taking on in life, we need to make room for itLearn from it; grow from it; release itYour morning and evening routines feed one anotherYour morning minimum can be a single intentional breathThe most important moment of transformation into the person you’re becoming is the moment just before you fall asleepYou are not your thoughts or your body; you are the one watching your thoughts and experiencing your bodyWhen we create a space between a happening and our reaction, we get to choose how to respond and who we areWhat you’ll learn:Why Ryan left his lifelong dream of coaching college footballWhat happened subsequently as his marriage fell apart after his emotional affair, their house is sold, and Ryan was ready to leave that nightHow shadow work can help you uncover unconscious patterns, stories, and programming How to create an environment of growth for yourselfThe steps in the cycle of transformationWhy and how Ryan practices non-attachment and “cleaning the slate”The building blocks of robust morning and evening routinesThe intricacies of his breathwork and visualization practicesHow he defines successMentioned on the podcast: https://www.ihpcoaching.com/Choice Point: Break the Cycle of Self-Sabotage, Accelerate Your Growth, and Realize Your True PotentialLinks:FacebookInstagramYoutube

Today, joining me is Ryan Levesque, the Inc. 500 CEO of the Ask Method Company and author of the best-selling book Ask. Ask is the #1 marketing book of the year on Inc.’s book list. Ask helps readers avoid the single biggest mistake when starting a business and guides readers to answer the important question of what type of business they should start. Ryan believes everyone should write a book. “If you can convince someone to read a book, they are investing hours of their life. You can convey your beliefs and ideas.” Books are one of the few ways you can personally relay your message and advertise in one medium. “You own physical shelf space with a book, which is the best advertising medium in the world.” Looking to get people from Amazon or Barnes and Noble to your email list? Ryan recommends using a quiz funnel. By creating a short quiz related to the content in your book, your potential client can use the quiz results and outcome as a path to purchasing your upsell that is offered. “I see this as a universal strategy that any non-fiction writer can incorporate into your book.” Two main funnels attract different types of buyers: people who are aware of your brand and the potential customers unfamiliar with your brand. Find out how to advertise to these two distinct markets. Listen in to find out how you can use pixel segmentation in your book marketing, how to become an expert in your space by using quiz funnels, and how Ryan’s new software company fits into his brand. Show Notes [02:55] Why Ryan decided to write his book and how they work with his business model. [05:20] Which book marketing ideas worked out well for Ryan’s book. [07:45] Marketing differences in his second book.  [10:23] Which marketing factors outperform when offering a book with free shipping. [10:25] CPA - cost per acquisition and AOV - average order value.  [13:28] Attracting potential clients with a quiz funnel. [16:05] Using assessment and quizzes to buy your book or service. [19:26] Ryan’s publishing strategy with his trilogy. [20:52] Two main funnels that attract different types of buyers. [23:08] How you can use pixel segmentation in your book marketing. [30:25] Ryan’s new software company and how that fits into his brand. [33:12] Transferring your expertise into a piece of technology.  Links and Resources Visit Self Publishing School Online SPS Free Training Course Visit Ryan on the Web Choosequiz.com Ryan’s book Choose  

In this episode of the SG Podcast, I talk to Ryan Stanley about: - How his early career gave him a great taste of different businesses and experiences - Why Ryan ultimately became a coach and how he got started in the industry - Key lessons he's learned to drive business, be present and joyful in life And much more. ----- Need more motivation to grow your business? Sign up to get a quick business quote to your inbox every weekday to get you through the solopreneur grind: https://www.solopreneurgrind.com/join/ ----- Where to find Ryan: https://www.ryanstanley.com/ https://www.ryanstanley.com/free-ebook https://teachmetosell.com/

In this episode, you’ll hear:Why Ryan’s life trajectory changed when he lost a friend in an unexpected tragedy Ryan’s journey of going from rigid and goal-driven to questioning all of his habits and blowing up all of his goalsHow for the first time he truly practiced self-reflection to get to the true root of who he is and what is motivating his behaviorsDealing with grief and other messy emotions - and growing from them, not just trying to get past themHow to handle differences in opinion and navigate friendships in polarized timesAnswering the questions, “Can you become more empathetic?” and “How can you be authentic?”Ryan coaches high performers (and aspiring ones too), helping them to achieve all that they want out of life and business. He consults industry leaders, creating strategic sales and marketing plans, developing leaders, and ensuring great culture. He’s also the host of The Exsellence Mindset podcast.If you’re inspired by this episode, I’d love to hear your biggest Aha! moments. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device and post it to your social media and tag me, @christieturley!LINKS:For full show notes and links, visit: https://christieturley.com/mind-muse-podcast-40/

This episode is a Q and A with Ryan and Dr. Hillary regarding CBD/Hemp and their new product line StHealthy Nutrition. Many of you had questions related to CBD so we sat down to answer them. What happened to Bent Herbalist? What road blocks have made it hard to sell CBD? Ryan shares his experience in using CBD and why he feels better than he did 10 years ago. How it's helped Dr. Hillary with her pain. What's the Endocannabinoid System? Difference between hemp and marijuana? Can you get high from full spectrum hemp? Difference between full and broad spectrum hemp? How does CBD work in the body? Does it work like Advil? How to dose it for pain? Should you take CBD if you get drug tested and why the urine testing is flawed? Do we ship to Canada? What other supplements do you take and may offer in the future? Why Ryan loves Turmeric Tea with CBD. What are the side effects of CBD? What medications may CBD interfere with and options? High dosing vs low dosing and the time you need for this to work. What are other things that help the ECS system? Get 10% off your first order- StHealthy Nutrition CBD! To download your FREE StHealthy Dehydration and Canning Guide go here! Order your StHealthy Rifle Case NOW! 15% OFF Heather's Choice Backcountry Food - Visit our website at huntharvesthealth.com/heatherschoice and then use the code STHEALTHY  15% OFF Off Grid Food Co Food - Visit offgridfoodco.com and use code STHEALTHY for all breakfasts, snacks, and memberships 10% OFF Sheep Feet Orthotics - Visit sheepfeethoutdoors.com and use code STHEALTHY10 10% OFF Lono Life Bone Broth - Visit lonolife.com and use code STHEALTHY10 To schedule with Dr. Hillary visit her Montana clinic, Elevate Health. Telemedicine is currently available for all WA and MT patients for FOC, other states we must see you in person for your first visit. After that much can be done with telemedicine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ryan Brown joined NTP in March 2013 and serves as the VP of Sales. In this capacity, he oversees the strategic direction and execution of sales campaigns and the development of new sources of lead generation for his portfolio of industry-leading trade shows. He leads a team of professionals focused on meeting and exceeding all sales goals as well as maintaining the integrity of each event and providing high quality customer service to its exhibitors and sponsors. Prior to joining NTP, Ryan spent 7 years working on the association side of the business with the Consumer Electronics Association and most recently the American Composites Manufacturers Association. At ACMA, Ryan served as the Sr. Manager of Exhibit Sales where he oversaw sales efforts that landed ACMA’s COMPOSITES show in Tradeshow Executive’s Fastest 50. Ryan has a proven track record of innovation and success in sales strategy, market research/lead generation, and campaign management. He has worked extensively to grow, evolve, and ultimately drive revenue for every event he’s had the opportunity to impact. Ryan has a B.A. in English from The University of Mary Washington. Ryan is an active member of the International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE) and received his CEM Certification in 2012. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How NTP Events, founded more than forty years ago, grew to become a full-service trade show management company Ryan shares examples of some of the events NTP has worked on for their 20+ clients across a variety of industries, topics and event sizes How NTP is working with their clients to convert all of their in-person events to virtual events, and how strategy has changed over the course of the pandemic How the team at NTP is building strategy around generating income from virtual events and leaning into the positives of virtual events How virtual events have created new challenges but also new opportunities, and how thinking differently is the key to maximizing virtual engagement How Ryan and NTP are working to educate their clients on how to be most successful in the virtual world Why the loss of live events has been challenging and emotionally difficult for NTP Events and their clients, and why there have been many tough conversations Why Ryan is advising clients that they should have a contingency plan for hybrid/online events even into 2021 Why Ryan believes the available digital event platforms are an expensive stop-gap measure that may only ever see a single use as things hopefully return to normal by next year Why it is important to make decisions based not just on the immediacy of the situation but on your long-term needs as well Additional Resources: Website: http://ntpevents.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-brown-cem-504a836/

Using your mindset to grow and succeed in life.  Joining me on the show today is Ryan Gottfredson.Ryan is a cutting edge leadership development consultant, author, trainer and professor at the Mihaylo College of Business and Economics. He’s also the author of the bestselling self-help book, Success Mindset - The key to unlocking success in your life, work and leadership.  Ryan’s Journey.Ryan wasn’t always positive and success-driven like he currently is. He’s had to struggle through various life obstacles to be the mindset junkie he is today.  Like so many people, Ryan thought that the way he saw the world was the best way to see it. To improve himself and his life trajectory, Ryan decided to pursue a PhD in Organizational Behaviour and Human Resource at Indiana University and specialized in leadership. In his studies. Ryan noticed that the primary focus of developing people and leaders is behaviour. As amazing as this discovery was, he deemed it short-sighted. Because to him, there are people who do the right things, but for the wrong reasons. Thus, what really matters is what underlies the behaviour we do, and not the behaviour itself. And for Ryan, this underlying factor was mindset. The Success Mindset.Ryan identified that there’s a common set of mindset frameworks that are applied across the disciplines of Psychology, Education management, and Marketing. He’s compiled these mindsets into one framework which he uses to help individuals awaken their mindset based on their unique character and behaviour.  Mindset has 3 specific jobs in our lives. Filter in the select information from our new experiences and situations. Interpret this new information in unique waysActivate our different elements e.g personality, skills, values, goals etc to best meet the demands of the current situation we’re in. And so, it’s because of their mindset that two different people can experience a similar situation, but respond differently to it.  People with a growth mindset will see obstacles as an opportunity to learn and grow, whilst individuals with a fixed mindset see similar situations as failures and try to avoid them in any way possible. How Ryan helps people. In his workshop seminars, Ryan helps individuals improve their ability to look at something they would otherwise look through. The reason people look through situations is that they think their mindset is the best way to look at things. By helping such individuals step outside themselves and look through different mindsets, Ryan helps them deepen their awareness, and improve their mindfulness and emotional intelligence. This further builds the individuals into being more agile, which improves their ability to navigate challenging and complex situations.  Timestamps01:15 Ryan’s Backstory 02:54 Leveraging on the power of belief and mindset7:00 Being productive through mindset fixing08:47 Why Ryan decided to focus on mindset10:42 Ryan’s researched backed Framework on mindset12:37 How Ryan experienced growth after changing his mindset. 17:32 Helping teams remove blocks to improve mindset20:03 Ryan’s advice in the current pandemic.  Quotes. Leadership and entrepreneurial effectiveness are more than just doing certain things. It's about being a certain type of person. Our mindsets are truly the most foundational part of what we do. How we see the world depends on our mindsets, therefore, affecting our thoughts and behaviours. If we can improve our mindsets, then we can naturally improve our lives. When people have a prevention mindset, they focus on preventing losses. They just want to avoid problems. On the other hand, people who are focused on winning aren’t concerned with problems, only progress.  When a crisis happens, we get into survival mode, and what this does is shift our mindset to a negative one. We start focusing on ourselves and lose sight of how we can positively impact everyone else around us.  Connect with Ryan Website - https://ryangottfredson.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/RyanGottfredsonPhD/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ryangottfredson/Linkedin  - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-gottfredson-9a0b466/

    Ryan Robson is the Owner and Co-Founder of Next Level Mastermind, an online community that empowers real estate entrepreneurs to upgrade their business strategies and create work-life balance. Ryan specializes in educating investors on how to find the right business partners and what you should think about when forming your real estate team. He is an advocate of prioritizing family over money and getting more money out of fewer deals.   Ryan joins me today to discuss how he formed what he calls a semi-passive income. He shares his experience during market crashes and why he says a crash will happen soon after we recover from the coronavirus pandemic. He explains the difference between high-end and low-end flips and why he prefers to keep his business small. Ryan also shares advice for those who are interested in becoming investors.       "Visionaries can't be visionaries in the weeds." - Ryan Robson       On Today's Episode of Flip Talk:   Why Ryan believes we're going to have a deep crash after the market recovers. Why being a home builder is a scary profession during an economic recession. Ryan's business focus and why he's no longer into lower-end flips. The difference between low-end and high-end flips. Ryan's perspective of the “Four Faces of Business.” How you can chase higher profits with fewer, but higher quality deals. Defining what semi-passive income is and how Ryan created it in his business. Ryan's thoughts on money and happiness.     Connect with Ryan Robson:   Next Level Mastermind Instagram Facebook         Rate, Review, Learn and Share   Thanks for tuning into the FlipTalk podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn even more about what it takes to build a 7-figure real estate business, head over to iTunes and subscribe to the show. Don't forget to tune into our other shows: FlipTalk's Rookie PlayBook and share your favorite episodes on social media to help other new investors learn what it takes to grow a successful business in the real estate investing industry.   Join the community of FlipTalk fans on Facebook, YouTube,  and visit our website for even more content, information, and resources about real estate investing.          

1-on-1 with Patrick is a series of web design coaching sessions for wannabe web designers. In this episode we have Ryan Sciolla from Philadelphia, USA! We discuss: Where Ryan is at in his web design journey Ryan's business model Ryan's experience with outsourcing his website's copy and blog content I review the content he paid for Why Ryan is struggling to focus on what to learn first I review Ryan's website The importance of great copywriting in web design Using web design and SEO to create sales funnels Why web design courses are bogus and how to learn for free instead Ryan gives me feedback on my content The importance of taking action and closing thoughts Get a free 30 min coaching session Sign up for Launchers! Show notes and transcript --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/launchers/message

Ryan Nece’s journey to becoming a venture capitalist is unlike any we’ve ever seen. As a former NFL linebacker, Ryan defied the odds to become successful after retiring from the professional sports world. Now, he is the Managing Partner at Next Play Capital, founder of the Ryan Nece Foundation, and co-founder at StraightCast Media. Throughout this episode, Ryan shares how he bucked the trend, refusing to undergo extreme financial stress like many other retired athletes. Instead, he treats business like a team sport, acknowledging that he’s only as good as those he surrounds himself with. Ryan breaks down what motivates him to pursue venture capital, how he evaluates the founders whom he invests in, and how he believes more founders from minority communities can get the funding they need to scale. Some Questions I Ask: How did you buck the trend of becoming financially stable after retiring from the NFL? (6:45)What did your role look like with StraightCast Media? (14:40)What do you look for in founders? (24:02)In This Episode, You Will Learn: How Ryan’s career led him to venture capital. (2:11)What inspired Ryan to co-found his business StraightCast Media. (10:08)Why Ryan decided to directly invest in Peloton early on. (21:05)How Ryan evaluates the founders he wants to work with. (27:20)How education and exposure will help founders from minority communities get the funding they need. (31:52)Connect with Ryan Nece: LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode of Authentic Influence, Adam Conner is joined by Ryan Boyko, the Founder & CEO of Embark. Embark offers dog DNA testing services to consumers, breeders, and veterinarians, and strives to be the world leader in dog genetics. Today, you'll learn: Why Ryan founded Embark; how it started with a passion for data and how a consumer-facing pet health brand was a by-product of that The stories of dog owners for whom Embark was a literal life-saver; how Embark takes advantage of these stories How Embark is also striving to stem the flow of dogs to shelters As always, advice on how to build a better brand Be sure to stay subscribed for more content and thought leadership like this, and do please leave a rating and review on iTunes if you like what you hear: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/authentic-influence/id1440872576. Be sure to follow our LinkedIn page to catch all of our content there: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/authentic-influence-podcast/. Reach out to Adam Conner on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamjconner/ or via email at adam.conner@govivoom.com with suggestions for guests, content, or general interest/feedback. Find more at https://www.podcast.vivoom.co/. Enjoy! Music: "Streetview" by Jahzzar is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Ryan Ferguson is the co-host of The World Wanderers Podcast and a freelance podcast producer. In this episode Isaac and Ryan talk about Ryan’s journey from a very conventional education and career path to an unconventional career. In this episode: * Ryan’s experience following a traditional education and career path before veering off the script * Moving on from jobs you don’t like * Why Ryan decided to start a podcast in 2014 * Planning a career vs letting opportunities come to you * Selfishly creating content We want to hear your story. If you've created an opportunity and found a career that makes you feel alive, send it to Isaac [at] crash.co For more resources on creating a great career Check out Crash.co and download our book, Crash Your Career. Get it on Amazon or at crash.co/crashyourcareer

Ryan Ferguson is the co-host of The World Wanderers Podcast and a freelance podcast producer. In this episode Isaac and Ryan talk about Ryan’s journey from a very conventional education and career path to an unconventional career. In this episode: * Ryan’s experience following a traditional education and career path before veering off the script * Moving on from jobs you don’t like * Why Ryan decided to start a podcast in 2014 * Planning a career vs letting opportunities come to you * Selfishly creating content We want to hear your story. If you've created an opportunity and found a career that makes you feel alive, send it to Isaac [at] crash.co For more resources on creating a great career Check out Crash.co and download our book, Crash Your Career. Get it on Amazon or at crash.co/crashyourcareer

Most ecommerce startups follow a similar startup story. We didn't do that great in school, so we didn't follow the traditional college degree path. We were hungry to survive so we jumped into the workforce right from a young age, which we were unhappy with and then discovered the opportunity to sell products online through Amazon or eBay.  You guys may or may not know it, but I'm actually speaking from some of my own personal experience. However, today's guest comes from the other side of the coin, building an amazing ecommerce business with the experiences he got from getting his Bachelor's Degree.  Today's guest is Ryan Popoff, the founder and owner of Popov Leather.  Ryan and I met through a mutual friend, JP, who I did an episode with a few months back (which you can check out here!) and from there, I just found Ryan's start up story just incredibly fascinating. Ryan used the experiences that he learned from school and his art degree to build a masterpiece of a product that he ultimately produced and now sells worldwide. This just goes to show you how far creativity can really take your business.  Here's a list of topics (with timestamps!) that we go through:  Ryan's background: who he is and what he does –– 4:41 Why Ryan chose to dive into the Wallet industry –– 5:51 Quitting his job and diving in full-time –– 7:05 At present: revenue and growth –– 8:12 Challenge #1: Growing Pains –– 9:10 How Ryan learned about his financials, and what you can do to learn about them too –– 10:15 How lowering Ryan's free shipping threshold affected profitability –– 12:09  The sacrifices taken when growing your business year over year –– 13:43  Achieving success within a crowded niche –– 18:38 The idea that started Popov Leather –– 22:18  Expanding the product portfolio –– 23:35 Challenge #2: Saving money by exercising creativity –– 24:40  Challenge #3: Hiring and Training your first employee –– 28:08 The challenges in the future for Popov Leather –– 31:41 Making the product speak for itself –– 34:00 Want to access our Secret Sauce video classes but you’re not a Premium member? No problem! We’re opening access to 10 of our most popular Secret Sauce videos for just $99. We want you to see one of the best EcomCrew Premium perks without paying the Premium price. Click here to see the 10 videos you get in this $99 bundle. Thanks for listening to this episode! Until the next one, Happy Selling and stay safe out there.  

My guest today is Ryan Singer, the head of Project Strategy at Basecamp. Ryan recently published a book called Shape Up where he describes his process for planning, designing, and executing projects at Basecamp. In this interview, instead of talking about Shape Up and the principles in the book directly, we danced around those topics and applied them to ideas like consciousness, architecture, and product management. We talked about the interaction between design and consciousness and how Ryan’s love of architecture lead him to Christopher Alexander. We talk about relationships between top-down and bottom-up perspectives on the world and how you can synthesize the two. Our conversation begins by applying Shape Up to the writing process. At times this conversation is practical and at times it gets spiritual. ____________________________ Shownotes 2:02- How Ryan used the core principles of Shape Up to structure, focus, and ultimately write his book, using workshops to refine how you present your ideas and the necessity of using time constraints and process clarification to move through the different processes of writing. 8:29- Ryan’s transition from being a designer to a designing programmer and the successful elements of teamwork that Ryan has identified over his 16 years at Basecamp. 15:13- How impact and team satisfaction drives productivity and focus for Ryan’s team and how the 6-week schedule at Basecamp facilitates this satisfaction. The balance you can find by asking, “How far can you push in one push?” 19:57- How enthusiasm paired with timeboxing helps a team feel energetic but still healthy, the nuance of using a firm 6-week time boundary for a project, and how hard walls with a soft middle are key to the Shape Up method.  26:44- How a team can be committed to the end goal without being attached to how to get there, why Ryan uses the deeply matured truth of architecture to inform his work in the newer field of interaction design and his appreciation of Christopher Alexander’s design principles. 35:18- How only a deep understanding of a problem can inform the comparison methods for the potential solutions, the multiscale principle as relates to Modernist buildings and design, and the playout of human scale and architecture in Minecraft and tourist destinations. Ryan asks the question, “how do we specify the large scale and allow the people living there to design the small scale?” 49:44- Why Ryan chose “Felt Presence” as the name of his website, how consciousness and the mind inform Ryan’s design work, how Bob Moesta’s work to understand why people reach for a Snickers bar informed a redesign of the candy. 55:52- How understanding the underlying causes of a situation can help you design a useful solution.

Entrepreneurs, investors, and designers alike will enjoy this conversation. It focuses on the missing link between the vague idea for a company and the ultimate cash flows it produces—namely, the execution of a design that makes customers want to pay. You might be surprised at some of their ideas about branding tactics. Have you ever considered the impact of typeface design in a company’s messaging? Today’s guests make a compelling case for re-thinking the media we use to reach our customers and prospects. Ryan Bugden is an old friend, and together with Michelle Ando, we had a fantastic discussion on their design education, their work, their approach to branding, and the way that design bridges the commercial and the artistic. Ryan and Michelle are both RISD-educated graphic designers based in Brooklyn. Both at one point made their way to Red Antler—a legendary branding design studio known for its work with clients like Casper, Allbirds, FourSquare, Square, Betterment, Zillow, Google, American Express, HBO, TripAdvisor, and General Electric, just to name a few. Michelle is still with Red Antler, and Ryan has moved on, working at Pentagram under Paula Scher before leaving to focus on his own work. Keep listening for their thoughts on design, branding, the creative process, learning, and much more. Guest Links Ryan Bugden: Instagram @ryanbugden https://www.instagram.com/ryanbugden/ | Website https://www.ryanbugden.com Michelle Ando: Website https://michelle-ando.com Time Stamps 0:05:05 – What it was like developing as artists 0:07:53 – Design bridges the artistic and commercial worlds 0:09:41 – Why Ryan and Michelle dislike being called “creatives” 0:10:59 – Viewing different verticals as learnable disciplines: Mastery by Robert Greene 0:14:47 – How they became interested in typeface design 0:20:39 – What typefaces can do for a brand 0:27:36 – Ryan and Michelle’s work with Getaway ( https://www.getaway.bar/ ) 0:34:16 – Design as the connection between the “numbers” and the “reality” of business 0:38:30 – Branding and the “spectrum of consistency”  0:40:28 – Nike: “consistently inconsistent in a beautiful way” 0:41:58 – Shick Toikka’s “Nike Unlaced” typeface ( https://www.schick-toikka.com/custom-fonts/nike-unlaced ) 0:43:52 – Discussion of building a heritage brand and brand equity 0:48:55 – Watching the development of Allbirds’s branding at Red Antler 0:50:17 – Emily Heyward’s top 3 questions about brand identity 0:51:45 – Ryan and Michelle’s process & design approach 1:13:47 – Growth & recovery: connection to Katina Mountanos, Dupi Singh, and Daydreamers 1:16:07 – The connection between play and recovery 1:19:55 – Managing emotions in the creative process 1:25:32 – Their approach to marketing and cold outreach 1:33:33 – Truthfully, much in design (as in investing) is a leap of faith 1:39:29 – Observations on what clients and end customers really want 1:42:21 – Genuineness—the brand needs to be congruent with the company 1:44:25 – The spectrum of “brand importance” (from B2B to Fashion) 1:47:48 – Influential books: Roland Barthes, Walter Benjamin, Susan Sontag, Alan Watts 1:54:16 – Documentaries: Adam Curtis (HyperNormalisation) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUiqaFIONPQ 1:57:36 – Skills: coding in Python, animation 2:04:31 – Beliefs: “brand systems can be chaotic” and “work smart; not hard” 2:08:33 – Learning strategies: make learning purpose-driven 2:17:11 – Whisper to themselves: (paraphrasing) “a career in the arts is possible,” “don’t overtrust others or undertrust yourself,” and “make the process your own.” Support Links Rate and review the podcast at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/strategy-chain/id1492935567 Find Amazon affiliate links at http://strategychainpodcast.com/support Send me questions at http://strategychainpodcast.com/contact Sign up for the email list at http://strategychainpodcast.com/ Social Media @strategychain (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Medium)

If you’ve ever wondered how to grow your business when nobody has an idea who you are, this episode is for you. Here’s the thing: I know what it’s like to start a business and have to market yourself on a small budget. What steps do you take when you don’t have the money to spend on advertising and nobody cares about you yet? Ryan Kulp explains his strategy and more inside today’s episode. We covered: Why Ryan really writes all of his emails in lowercase The truth about customer profiles (and why your ideal client doesn’t exist) How to develop a gut feeling about your potential customers Why writing daily can help you discover your biggest strengths What happens when you look at what your competitors aren’t doing Why your mindset matters when it comes to getting more done How to become a better marketer by creating Resources: How to Validate Your Business Idea in 3 Steps (The Right Way) How to Build a Growth Marketing Team (The Non-Sleazy Way) Fomo: Social Proof Marketing Platform @RyanCKulp on Twitter @usefomo on Twitter RyanCKulp.com: Ryan’s website and blog All Marketers are Liars by Seth Godin Purple Cow: Transform Your Business by Being Remarkable by Seth Godin Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? By Seth Godin

It can definitely feel like a real hurdle the first few times you create Amazon wholesale bundles. With all the steps involved in the creation process, you'd feel like you're always out of time! But while the struggle is certainly real, so are the solutions and success stories. Ryan Parmen, an Amazon business rockstar and part of the Amazon Files community, started on Amazon in the summer of 2017 as a side hustle while she worked a corporate job. Through grit, patience, and consistency, Ryan was able to go through the challenges of time management and scaled her Amazon business. Ryan joins me today to share her journey in managing and growing her Amazon business. She explains how she transitioned from a corporate job to running her online business. She describes the struggles she faced when she first started doing retail arbitrage full-time and how patience and consistency helped her grow her Amazon business. She also discusses how she manages her time how using tools like InventoryLab allowed her to balance her business and personal life.   “Be patient and practice.” - Ryan Parmen    This week on the Amazon Files: How Ryan started selling on Amazon, her background in the corporate world, and how she transitioned to managing her Amazon business full-time What running an Amazon store full-time initially looked like for Ryan How patience and consistency helped scale Ryan's online business Why Ryan decided to shift from retail arbitrage to wholesale bundling How Ryan managed her time when she transitioned into wholesale bundling The challenges Ryan faced when she first did wholesale bundling How a prep center freed up more time for Ryan and her Amazon business Tools and resources Ryan uses for her business Ryan's advice for people who want to start an Amazon business   Related Content: Mommy Income Hub InventoryLab MerchantWords How Much Time It Really Takes to Run an Amazon Business   Want to Learn More? It's time to discover our Wholesale Bundle System™ that is your roadmap to bundling success! This course is packed with valuable information & tools to help you maximize your Amazon profits. The destination: freedom to spend less time sourcing products and to spend more time with your family. We give you the exact framework & strategy we use to create and sell wholesale bundles with massive success!   To learn more, visit: http://www.mommyincome.com/system   Grow Your Amazon Business! Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of The Amazon Files, the show to help Amazon seller along their business journey one step at a time with your hosts and Amazon experts, Amy Feierman and Kristin Ostrander. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to iTunes, subscribe to the show and leave us your honest review. Don't forget to share your favorite episodes with your friends on social media! Use the codeword Ryan'sStory to join us on Facebook. Each week we host a live discussion on how to grow your Amazon business. Don't forget to check out our website  and subscribe to our mailing list for even more resources.

"If people have the right to spread disinformation on social media, then it's equally my right to spread information" Dr. Ryan Marino is a medical Toxicologist and a power voice against medical disinformation on social media. We discuss the multiple roles a toxicologist plays, the battle against "detox" products, & pushing back against false narratives on social media. Ryan is outstanding at this work, there is much to learn from him. #DoctorsSpeakUp Please subscribe and rate Explore The Space on Apple Podcasts or wherever you download podcasts. Email feedback or ideas to mark@explorethespaceshow.com Follow on Twitter @ETSshow, Instagram @explorethespaceshow Key Learnings 1. Managing "the poisoned patient" as a medical Toxicologist 2. The wonder of Poison Control 3. What makes up bread and butter clinical toxicology 4. Engaging with the public as a toxicologist and the level of understanding 5. The insidious way "toxins" have infiltrated public discourse 6. What techniques has Ryan found helpful in discussing vaccines with people who are hesitant and what to avoid 7. Why Ryan is so committed to pushing back against false narratives on Twitter 8. Recognizing that changing one mind and impacting one person's behavior is a tremendous victory Links Twitter @ryanmarino American College of Medical Toxicology website #toxicology, #poison, #poisoncontrol, #detox, #toxin, #vaccine, #vaccines, #vaping, #fentanyl, #podcast, #podcasting, #healthcare, #digitalhealth, #health, #leadership, #mentorship, #coaching, #FOAmed, #doctor, #nurse, #meded, #education, #hospital, #hospitalist, #innovation, #innovate, #medicalstudent, #medicalschool, #resident, #physician

Have you ever dreamed of being the CEO of your own company, but that dream felt a long way out of your reach. Well, how much do you know about buying and selling micro-businesses? In this episode of the GrowthTLDR, we're talking to Ryan Kulp, CEO at FOMO and founder of ForkEquity, a company that buys and sells small businesses. We talk to Ryan about: - How he bought his first business Notify that later was rebranded to FOMO, and how he managed to pay for it. - What Ryan looks for in a potential acquisition and how to ensure you end up buying a company that has a lot of upside. - Why Ryan is now spending more of his time teaching people how to follow in his footsteps via his new course MicroAcquisitions.com. Happy Growing!

In this episode, we discuss:Ryan’s story of becoming head coach of womens volleyball at Baylor University (0:48)Why Ryan has been drawn to coaching since he was young (5:15)One of Ryan’s most memorable travel adventures as a coach (9:08)Ryan’s favorite destination traveling with athletics (13:05)What traveling to foreign countries has taught Ryan about being bold and friendly (15:30)What the future looks like for Ryan and the Baylor team (16:48)Ryan’s advice to future athletes (21:06)Follow Baylor Womens VolleyballWebsiteTwitterFacebookPodcast made in partnership with Acanela ExpeditionsTheme Song - I’ll Just Be Me by Gravity Castle

Ryan has been a POKER BATTLER since he was a mere 18 year old in his hometown of Calgary, Alberta Canada. Always willing to mix it up, Ryan is the rare breed of poker player who is willing to sit down and play any variation of poker under the sun. For the first handful of years in his poker career, Ryan was a full-time live pro who never really caught the online bug.That all changed practically overnight when Ryan decided to jump head first into the Twitch streets because of a challenge from one of his good friends, Kevin Martin … which he’ll tell you all about in just a few minutes.The poker world should be very, very grateful for that challenge as Ryan brings a uniqueness to the poker world that, in my opinion, is invaluable for both rookes and veterans in the cardplayer game.In our conversation, you’ll also learn:Why game specialization isn’t always the most profitable or gratifying route you can take as a poker player.Why Ryan transitioned to solely battling on the PLO streets on his Twitch stream.How playing the carnival games for “fun” even a little bit in your downtime can have a dramatic negative impact on your poker career.And much more.So strap in tight and get ready to feel the burning desire to diversify your game selection, increase your edge, and insulate yourself in an ever-chasing poker environment.Without any further ado, I am super pumped to bring to you my conversation with Ryan Schoonbaert.

In this special episode we spend some time getting to know our new President & CEO Ryan Gorman. In this conversation hosted by Director of Industry Relations/PR, Carla Hayes – they speak about his goals for 2020, why he feels so passionately about representation, what he’s reading, balancing parenthood with career and why he owns so many sweater vests. Here are a few highlights from their chat: 2:02 – Ryan speaks about the most important part of his job and what one thing he could do to feel successful in 2020. 4:02 - A day in the life of Ryan Gorman 7:45 – Balancing parenthood and career 13:35 – What makes someone a good a good agent? 15:21 – How Ryan found himself in real estate 18:20 - Career path starting in Silicon Valley and how pure serendipity lead him to Realogy. 24:00 – Things Ryan has learned about Leadership through the years 32:40 – Why Ryan is passionate about driving equality and increasing representation in real estate and at Coldwell Banker 38:00 Speed round of questions received from the team 54:00 – How can the network leave their mark in their communities in 2020? 55:15 – One piece of advice for his 22 year-old self 56:00 – A dream, a brag and something Ryan is grateful for

"The entire lifeline of this whole industry… no one has finished it yet… so we are all imposters, to a degree." – Ryan Summers In this episode of the RevThinking podcast, Joel Pilger speaks with Ryan Summers, Creative Director at School of Motion. Ryan is a creative leader whose career has spanned major brands as well as top studios such as Digital Kitchen, We Are Royale, Blur Studios, Oddfellows, Midnight Sherpa, and Imaginary Forces. The field of motion design is still relatively young yet our industry has undergone substantial changes in a short period of time. Since no single individual has lived out an entire career – much less a lifetime – in our industry, how can anyone know what to expect? So while some are thriving, others are frustrated or disillusioned. Why? Ryan challenges motion designers to view our industry in a more entrepreneurial way and consider opportunities to own what we create.

My guest is Ryan Hawk.  Even though it sounds like the name of a superhero's alter ego… Ryan is actually known as an advisor to Fortune 500 companies, a keynote speaker, and the host of The Learning Leader Show… which is a top-rated podcast with millions of listeners.  He's interviewed people like ‘Good to Great' author, Jim Collins, Mythbusters' Adam Savage and storytelling master and DREAM THINK DO friend… Kindra Hall.  Ryan is also the author of the new book, ‘Welcome To Management: How To Grow From Top Performer To Excellent Leader.'     Listen To The Podcast:     Ryan Hawk RESOURCES: Ryan's new book, Welcome To Management: How To Grow From Top Performer To Excellent Leader. Ryan's website: www.LearningLeader.com   MORE OF THE STORY: Ryan Hawk is a lifelong student of leadership, and he's been able to experiment with that knowledge as a professional quarterback, and VP of Sales at a multibillion-dollar company. Now he works with teams from Fortune 500 companies… teams and players in the NFL, NBA, and NCAA, as well as he, facilitates “Leadership Circles” that offer structured guidance and collaborative feedback to new and experienced leaders around the country. Okay… so on DREAM THINK DO, we talk about concepts that help people to dream bigger, think better, and do more of what they were put on the planet to do. That means we have incredible people who are moving and shaking and making a difference.  What that also means is that we've got a lot of rock stars who aspire to move up within their organizations, take on leadership roles, and have even more impact. BUT…  often when top performers are promoted to management-level positions―they find the tactics and strategies that got them promoted are not the tactics and strategies that will make them effective in their new role.  So in this episode, we talk about the 3 keys to moving from a top performer to an Indispensable Leader.    We'd love to hear from you!  Leave a comment and let us know which strategy, story or concept stood out to you!    Quick Episode Summary: 0:02 What to expect today! 2:22 Meet Ryan Hawk 4:55 Why Ryan started his podcast 8:00 Why you should pursue curiosity 8:55 Why you need Ryan's new book 12:33 Why you need to be exceptional 18:29 The role of a manager 22:47 Creating your own personal advisors 26:12 Become a leader you want to follow 27:49 How to connect with Ryan 28:11 Wisdom of the week 30:55 Mitch's biggest takeaways   Listen to Mitch Mattews Top Podcast here

Topics discussed:Why Ryan thinks its better to focus on daily habits vs monthly or annual goals.The daily habits that separate high achievers verse under performersCreating a greater sense of self-awarenessRe-defining the word capitalismHow the tragedy of the Las Vegas shooting became the foundation of Ryan's "WHY"Books mentioned: The Go-GiverAtomic HabitsGuest Bio:Ryan James Miller coaches high performers to achieve all that they want out of life and business and consults industry leaders to create strategic sales and marketing plans, develop their teams, and ensure great culture.Guest Links:https://www.linkedin.com/in/rjmsalespro/https://www.instagram.com/rjmsalespro/Or visit Ryan at For His Glory Community ChurchEstablished entrepreneurs and business owners, apply before 2020 for the Kingdom Capitalists Mastermind. Www.kingdomcapitalists.co

Film Riot is an inspiration to all filmmakers, and in this episode of Go Creative Show, we celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Film Riot, with Ryan Connolly. Ryan and Go Creative Show host, Ben Consoli, discuss how Film Riot has changed over the years, plus a behind the scenes look at his latest short film “There Comes a Knocking” and why it's a first step towards a feature film. Subscribe Now! What you will learn in this episode Why Ryan started Film Riot (04:37) How losing financing for a short film became one of Ryan’s favorite experiences Favorite and most humbling moments of Film Riot (09:58) What Ryan would tell his past self when starting filmmaking (24:02) Behind the scenes of Ryan’s latest short, There Comes a Knocking (29:10) The value of having your work critiqued (41:48) Camera and lens for There Comes a Knocking (45:49) Pre-production for There Comes a Knocking (54:34) Tips for more effective location scouts (01:02:53) Using 360 cameras on location scouts (01:05:24) Post-production for There Comes a Knocking (01:09:34) And much more! Show Links Film Riot YouTube GCS142 The Film Riot Effect (with Ryan Connolly) There Comes a Knocking short film BTS: Production Design and Lens Tests BTS: Finding the right location BTS: Production BTS Sneak Peak BTS: Editing Go Creative Show is supported by: Premium Beat Rule Boston Camera Hedge Shutterstock Magnanimous Rentals PremiumBeat.com Song of the Week Halloween Time by One Wave Subscribe + Follow Go Creative Show Twitter Facebook Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Podcasts iHeart Radio YouTube Follow Our Guest Ryan Connolly's Twitter Ryan Connolly's Instagram Follow Ben Consoli BC Media Productions BenConsoli.com Twitter Instagram  Follow Matt Russell Gain Structure Sound Twitter

If you make good money, and you want to make it work for you, passive investing in multifamily syndications may be a perfect fit. But what are the benefits of apartment investing compared to the stock market? How do you choose an operator you can trust? What happens if there’s an economic downturn? Can you really achieve financial freedom with passive investing? Ryan McKenna is the founder of McKenna Capital, a private equity firm that helps investors build long-term wealth through value-add multifamily, self-storage and manufactured home park investments. Ryan has invested in 30-plus real estate and business syndications worth more than $600M, and his current portfolio includes 7,800 units in markets across the country. Ryan’s role at McKenna Capital involves overseeing acquisitions, capital raising efforts, investor relations and asset management. Today, Ryan joins me to explain why he chose the path of passive investing and discuss what drew him to multifamily over other investment options. He shares the generous tax benefits of multifamily syndications, offering a high-level overview of how to leverage the cost segregation analysis to accelerate depreciation. Listen in for Ryan’s insight on how to vet an operator and learn how to put your money in motion and achieve financial freedom as a passive investor! Key Takeaways How Ryan got started in real estate Learned about multifamily syndications in college Used Rich Dad… as blueprint for financial freedom Why Ryan chose passive over active investing Enjoyed work in corporate world Found good operating partners with track record Why Ryan chose multifamily over other investment options 16-20% annual return, 8-9% cash-on-cash return Generous tax benefits, predictable in downturn The beauty of the multifamily cash out refinance Get back 100% of money plus cashflow Redeploy in another deal for additional income A high-level overview of the cost segregation study Accelerates depreciation on parts of property Big tax advantages up front (huge taxable loss) Ryan’s advice for aspiring passive investors Reach out to people already doing it, ask Q’s Diversify in multiple markets, operating partners How Ryan vets a multifamily operator Look for character, integrity and trust Communication style + transparency Track record (execute on business plan) Ryan’s insight on waiting until after a downturn Money in bank losing value with inflation ‘Bad deal’ still returns 8 to 12% + tax benefits Ryan’s timeline to financial freedom for passive investors Invest $100K per year for 5 years Passive income stream of $140K How Ryan’s life has changed now that he’s financially free More time with family, lifestyle by design Passionate about real estate (full-time syndications) Ryan’s transition from passive to active investing Co-syndicating deals as part of general partnership Raise capital, introduce investors into multifamily Connect with Ryan McKenna Capital Resources Deferred Sales Trust on ABI EP166 What’s the Best Investment: The Stock Market or Real Estate? Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not by Robert T. Kiyosaki Nighthawk Equity Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Ryan Levesque is the Inc. 500 CEO of The ASK Method Company, and the #1 national best-selling author of “Ask,” which was named by Inc. as the #1 Marketing Book of the Year. His work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Forbes, and Entrepreneur and over 250,000 entrepreneurs subscribe to his email newsletter. Ryan is also a co-founder and investor in Bucket.io, a leading marketing funnel software for entrepreneurs. His latest book “Choose,” helps readers avoid making the single biggest mistake when starting a business. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [2:25] Jeremy introduces his guest, Ryan Levesque. [5:45] Depth vs. frequency. [8:30] Do people really know what they want? [10:40] Why Ryan wrote his two books. [16:20] Trending and niche markets to avoid. [20:45] How to find an “Evergreen market.” [23:00] Leaders who have influenced Ryan. [26:00] Ryan talks about the challenge of coming up with book titles & book criticisms. [31:00] How did Ryan’s team help him create his book? [41:00] What are the “Five Market Must Haves?” [51:00] Why you should work on building a better mousetrap. [55:30] Closing thoughts from Ryan. In this episode… What does it take to find your niche and carve out a segment of the market where you can deliver value? How do you take your business to the next level of growth by serving a niche market with a passionate following? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from entrepreneur and author, Ryan Levesque. In his conversation with Jeremy, Ryan explains why he wrote his two books, how to avoid trend markets, the “Five Market Must Haves,” and much more. You’ll need a pen and paper for this one - you don’t want to miss a thing! Is it better to go after those in your niche market who have a common issue that needs to be solved or should you go after those who are passionate and dedicated? For a long time, most business leaders thought that it was best to go after the common issues people struggle with, but recent analysis has revealed a different approach is necessary. Ryan Levesque argues that it is better to for depth rather than frequency - meaning that the more engaged people in your niche are the more reliable ones to build your business catering to. If you want to know more about this important concept, make sure to check out the link to Ryan’s books located in the resources section at the end of this post. One of the best ways to hone in on your unique offering to the marketplace is by exploring multiple options. Sometimes the best way to find the right course of action is by eliminating the bad ones! In his conversation with Jeremy, Ryan Levesque reveals his, “Five market must-haves.” Get into an “Evergreen market,” not a, “Fad market.” Make sure you are in an “Enthusiast market,’ not an exclusively “Problem/solution market.” Find the “Urgent problem” in your market that you can solve. Address “Future problems” in your market. Make sure your target audience is “Players with money.” Where do you find yourself and your business in this process? Do you need help to find your niche market or are you on the right track? What is your philosophy when it comes to building a team in your business? Have you had a lot of success gathering a solid team around you or are you looking for some insights that might help? Ryan Levesque is adamant that his success is directly tied to the heavy lifting his team does behind the scenes. He’ll be the first to admit that building a high-quality team isn’t easy, but his thriving business serves as proof that taking the time to put one together is completely worth it. What can you learn from Ryan’s story? Let’s face it; most business leaders want to be known as innovators and pioneers - they are usually the ones that get all the credit! Think about it, can you name the second person to step foot on the moon off of the top of your head? Probably not - but you likely know the name, Neil Armstrong! The truth is, while pioneers tend to grab the headlines, it’s the settlers that really make a difference. Innovators like Steve Jobs and the guys at Google weren’t the first to innovate in their field, but they took what was pioneered, and they improved upon it. According to Ryan Levesque - building a better mousetrap is the key! Don’t assume you need to come up with the next great invention, find one that needs improvement and build on it! Resources Mentioned on this episode Choose The Book Bucket.io Ask: The Counterintuitive Online Method to Discover Exactly What Your Customers Want to Buy The Road Back to You Jay Abraham Ryan on LinkedIn Good to Great Jim Collins Intro Music by Kidd Russell Sponsor for this episode Rise25’s mission is to connect you with your best referral partners and customers. We do this in 3 ways… Our Done for you Media - We help your company completely run and launch your own podcast. we distribute your show across more than 11 different channels including a dedicated blog post and social media. You simply show up and talk and we do everything else. Our team has been working with podcasters since 2009. I personally credit podcasting as the single best thing I have done for my business and my life. It has allowed me to connect with the founders/ceo’s of P90x, Atari, Einstein Bagels, Mattel, Rx Bars, and many more. 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