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Today’s guest on the Chasing Poker Greatness podcast is longtime poker professional Shane Schleger.Shane has racked up $1.4 million in tracked live MTT cashes throughout his poker career.Shane’s life as a poker professional has had its fair share of ups and downs (Basically like pretty much every other poker player's life I know) and he has written extensively about his past battles with addiction.And even though we don’t cover that chapter of his life in our conversation, I just wanna state for the record that it takes a mountain of courage to show that kind of vulnerability and put yourself out there like that publicly.For that Shane gets my utmost respect and has a loyal fan for life.And before you dive into Shane and I’s conversation, I do want to add a minor disclaimer:There was a 5 to 10 second lag during our call that persisted no matter what we tried. So the times where we’re seemingly speaking over or interrupting each other were not because we are really bad at talking but instead because we were out of sync.In today’s episode of Chasing Poker Greatness, you’re going to learn:Why Shane believes poker is best pursued as a hobby instead of a career.Why MTT’s have always resonated with Shane more than cash games.The devastating story about the time Shane became a PokerStars pro.And much, MUCH more!So without any further ado, I bring to you Shane “Shaniac” Schleger.

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Creative Business Solutions What You Will Learn: How Shane’s upbringing, experience in the U.S. Air Force, and career journey culminated in the launch of health insurance company Hooray Health Why starting out at the lowest level of healthcare gave Shane a unique perspective on the need for creative business solutions in the health insurance industry How Shane made the foray into the realm of health benefits, and how he recognized the opportunity to do things differently from the paradigm Why Shane believes that any life experience can offer valuable lessons that can be applied to future situations Why hearing the phrase “love the problem — not the solution” from the founder of Waze was a profound, watershed moment for Shane Why Shane created Hooray Health to address the real challenges and unmet needs of America’s uninsured workers How Hooray Health is structured differently from others in the health insurance industry, creating a better experience for members Why too many employees are forced to make difficult healthcare decisions based on their financial situations, and how Hooray Health is working to change that How Shane is using thought leadership to change perceptions and shine a light on the challenges people face in accessing basic healthcare How Shane first got started in thought leadership, and how he learned the importance of self-promotion and adding value Creative Business Solutions and Disrupting the Paradigm Oftentimes we fall into the trap of doing things the way we do them because it’s how we have always done them. But it’s the creative business solutions — not the same old strategies — that have the potential to create new opportunities and even disrupt entire industries. In this episode of Onward Nation, health insurance company Hooray Health founder and CEO Shane Foss shares how identifying the unmet needs of America’s millions of uninsured employees formed the basis for his company’s mission to reinvent health insurance from the ground up, and he explains why thought leadership has proven to be a powerful tool to build credibility and get his message out. Recognizing Opportunities for Creative Business Solutions For Shane, the “aha!” moment came when he saw firsthand the challenges that uninsured workers were facing in getting access to basic healthcare. Shane began questioning the status quo and wondering if there was a better way to do things — and this train of thought ultimately culminated in the formation of Hooray Health. Shane identified an underserved group and then innovated cost-effective solutions to help them gain access to necessary healthcare services. He saw the problem and then built and iterated on solutions to address it, without falling into the trap of becoming too attached to the solutions his company created. This allowed Hooray Health the flexibility to find new angles and opportunities and to adjust based on the needs of their clients rather than getting too locked into their business model. Being Bold and Willing to Experiment At every step during the process of building Hooray Health, Shane was told “you can’t do that” or “that will never work”, or “you’ll never find an underwriter willing to take the risk”. Shane might easily have listened to the naysayers, but he kept going. Eventually, he was able to put all the pieces together and offer low-cost, practical healthcare plans that empowered part-time workers and other overlooked segments to attain healthcare while protecting themselves from predatory billing practices. Shane and his team put together creative business solutions that allow them to meet the needs of an otherwise untapped market — while simultaneously creating profits for their business and looking after the needs of their clients. None of this would’ve been possible had Shane just accepted the conventional wisdom of health insurance at face value. About Shane Foss With over 20 years of tenure as an executive in the medical industry, Shane Foss became frustrated with how under-served Americans were with the current healthcare options. He set out to make a change and in 2018 achieved this goal through launching Hooray Health, an unconventional health insurance company dedicated to providing affordable basic and urgent health care alternatives to high-deductible health plans. Through Hooray Health, Foss and his team focus on offering peace of mind to lower-income individuals and families who face medical challenges, while also providing business owners with an affordable way to reward and retain employees. Partnering with companies like Sedera, Ameritas, and Aflac, they have been able to add critical services and supplemental plans giving immense value to employers and individuals. Throughout his professional experience, Foss has negotiated complex, multi-million-dollar contracts, worked in device sales management, created business strategies, and optimized P&L. He holds an MBA from Rice University’s Jones School of Business, a BS from the University of the Incarnate Word, and a Surgical Technologist Certificate from the United States Air Force. How to Connect with Shane Foss: Visit Hooray Health’s website for more information on how Shane and his team have innovated creative business solutions in the health insurance industry. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/shane-foss-083b823/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/hoorayhealth/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/HoorayHealthcare/ Twitter: @Hooray_Health Additional Resources: Sell With Authority by Drew McLellan and Stephen Woessner: https://amzn.to/39y7x13 Predictive ROI Free Resource Library: https://predictiveroi.com/resources/ Stephen Woessner’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwoessner/

Shane Balkowitsch is a wet plate photographer from Bismarck North Dakota. Prior to getting into wet plate photography, Shane had never owned a camera outside of his cell phone. Shane is currently on a mission to capture 1000 wet plates of northern plains native Americans. Shanes Wet Plate Process Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S86yNGXlpck  In This Episode You'll Learn: What is wet plate photography How Shane got started with wet plate photography How wet plate photography works Where Shane struggled most when learning wet plate photography Technical challenges of exposing wet plate photographs Why Shane stuck with Wet Plate Photography, knowing that digital photography is much quicker and eaiser to produce an image. Resources: Wet Plate Photographer, Shane Balkowitsch’s website Shanes Instagram Balkowitsch documentary on Amazon

Shaneé Moret is a master Content Creator on LinedIn, a Healthcare Marketing Phenom, Cancer Survivor, Public Speaker, and a Goodwill Ambassador of Public Health. She is also our latest guest on American Real.Show Notes: - Shanee’s background and upbringing; her grandparents.- How Shaneé always brings her posts back to business.- How Shaneé built her vast LinkedIn network.- Shaneé and Courtney Harring’s friendship and business partnership.- Consistency and the importance of tracking your stats and numbers from your LinkedIn posts.- Shaneé shares examples of successful LinkedIn posts.- The importance of storytelling.- How LinkedIn far surpasses Facebook on organic reach and growth.- Being a thought leader on LinkedIn.- The effectiveness of video, and how that translates to trust and eventually revenue.- Paying attention to your surroundings, and utilize that for content.- Relatability and community.- Roger discusses @todd Collins approach of “Would you follow you.”- Giving.- How pushing products and programs can negatively affect trust.- Shaneé’s 95/5 “Giving vs. Taking” ratio.- It’s all about visibility; Shaneé breaks down views, profile visits, and business engagements.- Inbound vs. outbound connections.- Shaneé’s business of healthcare marketing.- In-person networking.- Why Shaneé considers herself an introvert, and her business partner, @Courtney Harring is an extrovert.- Investing in relationships.- Where to attend social events.- Collaborations and how it’s helped build her network and her business.- Drake and his collaboration success.- LinkedIn LIVE.- Shaneé’s public speaking business.- Shaneé’s legacy.----- Roger L. Brooks is the founder and host of American Real. Get his latest book, "The Power of being Rich: 10 Essential Steps to Manifest What You Already Have" by clicking on this link: https://amzn.to/2TN0sFrDo you need a hand sorting through some uncertainty? Are you craving some accountability in your life? If you answered yes, book a call on Roger's calendar to see if he can help: https://calendly.com/americanreal/20minSubscribe to our YouTube Channel: http://bit.ly/2zVQDLOAMERICAN REALWebsite: https://americanreal.tviTunes: https://apple.co/2yPeU4AFacebook: https://facebook.com/americanrealtv/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/AmericanRealTVTwitter: https://twitter.com/rogerbrooks/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rogerlbrooks/YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/AmericanReal

Merry Christmas and happy holidays! We're tuning in from Holly's childhood bedroom.Coming back to our hometown always gives us a new perspective on our life. Coming back to where you grew up is always a weird thing. It's easy to fall into old habits, old relationships and old ways of living. It's important to recognize the person you were when you lived in this place, but it's even more improtant to realize you've changed. Don't let the people around you undermind your new and improved self. Make the decision and stay commited to take care of yourself first. We touch on many topics this week including: - Why Shane hates Santa- How to save moeny around the holidays - What we got Opal for Christmas - Why you should hang out with no onr before you hang out with people who negatively impact you- How going "home" effects you - Why people get stuck in the cycle of their family - Why moving away from your hometown can be the best thing you could do for your personal growth - The pressures of family - Why you should be first to leave your hometown- && so much more . . . Thank you so much for tuning in. If you enjoyed this weeks' eposide please be sure to share on social meida, rate and review. LOVE Y'ALL! @smallseedbar@shanemackinnon@hollyy_mackinnon

Shane Jones is the Co-Founder at Fooda, a Chicago, Illinois-based workplace food program that brings a different pop-up restaurant to serve as the office lunch vendor each day. Shane and his team scour the streets for the best food trucks, trendy restaurants, and hidden gem mom-and-pop food service businesses. Founded in 2011 with just five employees, today they have more than 450 employees across 24 cities, serving a staggering 75,000 meals a day. Prior to starting his career in the world of business, Shane played football for four years at St. Ambrose University, where he graduated with a degree in business in 2005. What you'll learn about in this episode: How the idea for Fooda evolved after Shane was tasked by his manager to increase productivity in his workplace How Fooda expanded and grew into new markets, going from 20 to over 100 employees in just a few months How Shane and the leadership team at Fooda work to keep everyone energized and engaged through an amazing company culture Why Shane gets excited when he's interviewing a prospective new employee who has different skills than he himself has How playing football at St. Ambrose University made a lasting impact on Shane and taught him skills he brought forward into his business career Shane discusses some of the diverse company events Fooda runs to build a sense of teamwork and family Why working in food services requires a sense of urgency and an effort to stay ahead of competitors, and how Shane deals with the complexity of his work Why employee onboarding is a vital step Fooda focuses on to ensure success for their new team members, and what they do differently in their onboarding process Why a sense of trust was critical for Fooda, especially during their period of rapid growth What experiences Shane had with coaches during his time in football, both positive and negative, that made a lasting impression on his leadership style How Shane and his wife balance their individual successes in their work with their family life Additional Resources: Website: www.fooda.com Website: www.fooda.com/careers/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/toshanejones/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/GoFooda

In this episode, Michael introduces Shane Foss, the founder and CEO of Hooray Health. Hooray Health leverages an Urgent Care and Retail Clinic National Provider Network built for Individual and Group limited medical insurance plans. Shane has over twenty years of tenure as an executive in the medical industry and it was through this work that he became frustrated with the healthcare options in America.  When Shane injured his back and needed medical care, he experienced the shortcomings of the healthcare delivery system first-hand when he received a balance bill from an urgent care center. He was able to negotiate down his bill, but the experience left him wondering what other Americans do in similar scenarios. This led to his discovery that many Americans are “functionally uninsured” and there’s no standardization of cost or transparency in the healthcare system.  Shane was thus inspired to create a new platform that filled a gap in the market: affordable basic healthcare. Through this inspiration, Hooray Heath was born. Hooray Heath offers a low-cost, practical healthcare plan that is supported by technology and a robust provider network of Urgent Care and Retail Clinics. It is unconventional - which is exactly what Shane wanted. In a country where 75% of the population makes less than $50,000 a year (and many work part-time), Hooray Health offers peace of mind, basic healthcare, no surprise bills, and a fixed price that starts at only $99. The member experience through Hooray Health is simple and centralized through their mobile app, where they offer “telemedicine”, a 24/7 bilingual medical concierge, pharmacy discounts, and more. It’s a fixed indemnity plan but feels like a regular PPO for basic coverage - and is 30% less than other similar plans on average.  They offer two plans: a basic plan and a “plus” plan. The basic plan covers a wellness visit, five annual visits to the retail clinic or urgent care, and a $5,000 accident policy. The “plus” option includes everything in the basic plan plus a hospital indemnity buy-up for an additional $60. Hooray Health is easy to deploy and makes joining a seamless experience for both individuals and large corporations.  Hooray Health has an exciting road ahead. Next year’s version of the mobile app will be even more integrated and supportive, and they’re working on formulating supplemental alternatives for high-deductible health plans. Hooray Health focuses on a segment of the population that is often overlooked when it comes to healthcare - part-time employees and low-income earners - and makes it so basic coverage is accessible, affordable, and easy for employers and employees alike.  Here’s a glance at what we discuss in this episode:  00:30 - Introducing Shane and Hooray Health 02:00 - Shane’s previous work in the industry and what inspired Hooray Health 05:45 - Why Shane believes we’re “functionally uninsured” as a country 08:00 - Employers need to manage their healthcare expenses like any other expense 09:30 - How Hooray Health works and who they serve 14:30 - The difference between Hooray Health indemnity plans and regular benefit plans  16:00 - The difference between the basic and “plus” plan 18:00 - How the Hooray Health concierge service works  20:20 - Information about their medical bill negotiation platform 21:30 - Pricing, how they track consumer satisfaction, and their growth since launching  24:45 - Who Hooray Health is for, how it can help reduce turnover, and where they provide coverage 29:30 - How Hooray Health connects and communicates with its members  31:00 - What to expect next year and why Hooray Health beats out the competition Resources Hooray Health Phone Number: 1-866-7HOORAY

Shane Hatton is the author of Lead The Room - Communicate a Message that Counts in Moments that Matter. Shane has spent more than a decade of his consulting and working in in-house marketing and communications gaining a deep appreciation of effective messaging that enables you to not only be heard but remembered. He spent seven years leading, speaking, coaching and mobilising volunteers in the not for profit sector where he was responsible for building and nurturing the health, growth and culture of a rapidly expanding membership. It's this experience at the intersection of people, communication and leadership, along with his studies in business and psychology, that formed the foundation for his work today as a trainer, author and speaker to leaders and teams. Shane knows the deep satisfaction of standing in front of a team of people, watching the lights go on, knowing they are with you; at the same time, he understands the sense of panic that can take hold when all eyes are on you in the crucial moments. He is a self-described ‘charismatic introvert’, so he has needed to learn how to face the fear of public speaking by embracing the potential of platform leadership. He has always believed that great communication is much bigger than ‘speaking’, that it must be viewed through the lens of leadership — and it’s through this lens that he approaches his work. Shane believes we don't need better speakers; we need great leaders. During the conversation Julian explores Shane’s book, Lead The Room, in detail. Episode highlights include: Why Shane decided to write Lead The Room What kind of leader do you want to be? How to develop your character The 5 levels of leadership credibility and how to manage your reputation The 3 ways to challenge dysfunctional thinking Links Shane's LinkedIn Profile Shane's Website Purchase Lead The Room

What happens when you take an iconic franchise, give it a great director who also has appeared in the first classic movie? You get...the worst movie of 2018. Why Shane, why? Predator politics, alien dogs playing fetch, a wooden board for a lead, The Predator truly has it all. Unfortunately, having it all is far too much to make a good movie.

This week I had the pleasure of talking to Shane Fontane, owner and operator of A Deep Within record label. We covered what music equipment he's currently enjoying, switching DAWs, and commented on various recent hot topics in the news. @2:00 Shane's record label: A Deep Within@13:00 Hip hop beginnings influencing electronic productions@21:30 Switching from Ableton Live to Logic@30:00 Choosing recording gear that makes a difference @44:00 Do DAW algorithms sound different?@47:00 Why Shane ultimately returned the Roland TR8S@1:09 Upgrading monitor speakers@1:17:00 Touching in on the Fyre festival documentaries @1:30:30 Shane's pre-production rituals A Deep Within Social:Facebook: https://tinyurl.com/y7k6xvv2Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/a-deep-within Shane Fontane Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/shane.fontane If you'd like an easy way to listen to new episodes and be notified of new episodes, follow us here:VEM Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yddjof58VEM Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/scottbrio/sets/voice-of-electronic-musicVEM Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/scott-brio/voice-of-electronic-music-vemVEM Podbean: https://scottbrio.podbean.com/Instagram Live: https://www.instagram.com/scottbrio/ Halcyon, San Francisco: http://www.halcyon-sf.com/main/

Being a Financial Advisor is not all that different to being a cop, according to Shane Black of Pearl Financial that is. As an ex police officer, Shane uses behavioural psychology to help clients get in tune with what’s actually important to them, rather than what they think should be important to them. He’s a ‘Masters of Applied Finance’ graduate who switched from law enforcement to Financial Advice in 2012 and has been helping his client’s kick their biggest financial and lifestyle goals ever since. When he’s not working with clients or spending time with his young son William, you can find him cracking plenty of (dad) jokes in the XY Facebook Group (www.facebook.com/groups/XYAdviser). Here’s the nuggets of FP gold from this episode: 5:32 – Why Shane re-branded to his business four years ago 8:23 – What Shane’s work hours looked like before his son was born to now and how he’s adjusted his workflows 10:21 – Virtual outsourcing and the first task Shane gave to a virtual assistant 17:15 – Where Shane find clients and his referral strategy 23:02 – What is Shane working on in his business now? Hint: the key theme is content 29:45 – What Shane does really well as an advisor, and what he wants to be really good at next 39:15 – Shane’s mission, and why he enjoys working with professionals and business people Show Notes: Shane Black on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/financial-planner-sydney/ Pearl Financial - www.pearlfinancial.com.au XY Adviser Online Training Platform - https://www.xyadviser.com General Disclaimer - https://www.xyadviser.com/disclaimer/ This podcast is proudly supported by Netwealth (www.netwealth.com.au), an ASX listed company ranked #1 for overall platform functionality and user satisfaction by Investment Trends for the past three years. Netwealth understands that the Financial Advice landscape is changing and is providing market leading technology to help you explore new perspectives and realise new efficiencies. Through excellent customer service and expertise, Netwealth are working with XY Advisers to innovate and drive Financial Advice forward.

Welcome back to another episode of the Rational Reminder Podcast. Our guest today is Shane Parrish. Shane runs the Farnam Street Blog, which has to be one of the most valuable collections of information that exists on the Internet. Farnam Street’s stated intention is mastering the best of what other people have already figured out and the site gets over a million visitors. The content is unbelievable in terms of improving yourself, thinking better, and learning better. Shane interviewed Ray Dalio not long ago and over time he’s spoken with some pretty serious people in his podcast, The Knowledge Project Podcast. This episode is a very peaceful, thoughtful, interesting conversation that we know listeners will love. Shane’s just got so much information in his head that we all can get a ton of value from. So, be sure to keep listening to hear more!   Key Points From This Episode: What mental models are and why they’re important. [0:02:07.0] Top list of mental models for making investing decisions. [0:03:39.0] The most harmful biases to investors. [0:04:44.0] Importance of process when making investment decisions. [0:07:51.0] Why Shane uses decision journals. [0:09:11.0] Being willing to look stupid. [0:12:36.0] How intuition and skills go together in investing. [0:14:16.0] Public markets versus private markets. [0:16:19.0] Avoiding negative outcomes and having positive outcomes. [0:20:41.0] Understanding uncertainty and risk. [0:24:35.0] Defining happiness for himself. [0:33:15.0] Lessons Shane learned about parenting. [0:36:28.0] Book that Shane loves to read. [0:43:55.0] . [0:25:50.0] And much more!   For more information or to contact Cameron and Ben, visit pwlcapital.com

Shane Pill describes himself as an 'accidental academic'. He is a PE teacher and coach who found himself in the world of academia and has spent his career studying various pedagogical approaches to learning in sport and PE. In this fascinating conversation we discuss: - Why Shane advocates a 'pragmatic' approach to coaching that he calls 'Sport Literacy'. - The difference between a game and an 'open drill' (it's still a game in my book!).- Arnold's 'in-through-about' model of learning in sport.- The difference between 'guided discovery', 'divergent discovery' and 'convergent discovery'. It is a conversation that challenged some of my thinking...I hope it does for you too! Enjoy!!As always, if you like the podcast and are enjoying the podcast, I am hoping that you might support it. You can do this for free by leaving a review or telling your friends about it on social media. If you would like to support further then you can become a Patron by clicking on the Patreon link https://www.patreon.com/thetalentequation. You can join for as little as the price of a cup of coffee and can ask questions that may feature in some future 'ask me anything' episodes. Thank you for your support.

Shane Pill describes himself as an 'accidental academic'. He is a PE teacher and coach who found himself in the world of academia and has spent his career studying various pedagogical approaches to learning in sport and PE. In this fascinating conversation we discuss: - Why Shane advocates a 'pragmatic' approach to coaching that he calls 'Sport Literacy'. - The difference between a game and an 'open drill' (it's still a game in my book!).- Arnold's 'in-through-about' model of learning in sport.- The difference between 'guided discovery', 'divergent discovery' and 'convergent discovery'. It is a conversation that challenged some of my thinking...I hope it does for you too! Enjoy!!As always, if you like the podcast and are enjoying the podcast, I am hoping that you might support it. You can do this for free by leaving a review or telling your friends about it on social media. If you would like to support further then you can become a Patron by clicking on the Patreon link https://www.patreon.com/thetalentequation. You can join for as little as the price of a cup of coffee and can ask questions that may feature in some future 'ask me anything' episodes. Thank you for your support.

Have you ever dealt with pregnancy loss? Unfortunately, it’s more common than we think and the topic is one that we just don’t talk about. Dealing with one miscarriage is difficult enough, but when you have the pain of multiple losses, it can be almost unbearable. How does a couple get through these times? How do you offer support to each other and keep your relationship strong? These are the questions addressed in today’s episode, in which we talk to a husband AND wife together about their experience with loss.   Shane and NaKaisha Banks are a couple who dealt with loss, birth, loss again, and birth again. They share about their two rainbow babies, the anxiety and depression that came after, and how they have navigated all of this as a couple. In this powerful episode, NaKaisha and Shane share their story in hopes of increasing awareness about loss as a couple of color. Although this is one couple’s story, it’s a great catalyst for us to think of the family as a system. While we tend to focus on what happens with the mother, the male partner is deeply affected as well. You’ll hear the strength of their relationship and how they were able to pull together through their experiences.   NaKaisha loves her roles in life, including Social Worker and life coach through her practice D.U.O. Empowerment Services, which stands for “Do Unto Others” and was begun in 2008. She is the author of The Birdcage, released in April 2018. She is the mother of two beautiful girls, London and Germany, and has been married to Shane for 12 years. Shane is a minister who enjoys fishing, sci-fi and action-packed movies, and lives a blessed life as a husband and father. Shane and NaKaisha share a passion of serving in ministry together, in which their faith is the foundation of life and difficult times.    Show Highlights:   Why their daughters, London (8) and Germany (2) are “rainbow children,” since Shane and NaKaisha suffered a pregnancy loss prior to each of the girls’ births The first loss was in 2009, when they weren’t even trying to conceive because they were living their lives and waiting to see what God ordained for them as a couple The first pregnancy and its complications, then a miscarriage at 9-11 weeks and a flood of unexplained emotions From Shane’s perspective: he was excited about the baby but found the miscarriage a tough thing to go through. He wanted to be strong and support his wife as much as possible The second miscarriage was a different experience and NaKaisha was labeled high risk. She couldn’t believe she was going through yet another miscarriage and felt angry, sad, and frustrated How NaKaisha couldn’t understand why her body was fighting against her How they each dealt with the loss separately and were disconnected as a couple How they had to work hard to communicate through feeling abandoned and alone and were later able to process the feelings and “get back on track” How Shane realized that NaKaisha needed more communication from him Dealing with the confusion of not knowing what the other person needed The range of emotions that came out of the loss and how they had to “push through” The foundation of their relationship to be able to weather these storms The healing process and how NaKaisha was scheduled for sterilization surgery that was canceled at the last minute and they found out about their surprise pregnancy The anxiety of another pregnancy, their Tuesday “celebrations,” and the birth of their second healthy daughter What NaKaisha went through with intense sickness during both pregnancies, being “willing to go through whatever it took to get my babies here” What Shane says fathers should know: “You need to be more open to share thoughts and feelings” What NaKaisha says to other couples: “You have to work ten times harder to keep the communication lines open and be willing to sit in the silence when you don’t know what to say.” Why this is an important piece of a relationship, because it’s a common experience that people go through Why Shane says he thought “being there” was enough, but then later realized that he should have opened up more How communication transcends across the relationship and allows you to be present, even without a voice How NaKaisha finds personal healing in being able to help others because of her understanding and empathy   Resources:   Connect with NaKaisha at www.nakaishatolbertbanks.com  Find NaKaisha Tbanks on Facebook, DUO Empowerment Services on Facebook,  and @1stLadyGiggles on Twitter and Instagram

Happiness, Purpose, Goals, Thoughts, Emotions   Summary   Have you ever noticed that the happiest people seem to live with a purpose? We'll look at that in our Thought of the Day. And in our interview segment, we'll explore this question: Is there an actual scientific method for attaining happiness? We'll discuss that with Shane Ram. That and more on today's show.   Bob's Thought of the Day   We'll explore:   A powerful quote often attributed to Mark Twain (although the chances are excellent that he didn't actually say it): “The two most important days of your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.” The two parts of finding out our individual mission. Why we tend to find it difficult to be truly happy when we don't have a reason for being. Interview with Shane Ram   You'll discover:   How Shane defines happiness. Why purpose and goals are closely related to happiness. How Shane's mindset as a child helped him overcome challenges. Why Shane did not label himself as poor when he was a child. The importance of understanding how happiness in one area of your life affects every other area of your life. The TEAR formula: Thoughts + Emotions + Actions = Results. Why you must ensure that the goals you are pursuing line up with your purpose. The reason most people keep getting the same results over and over. Why conformity is so dangerous.   Click to Tweet   The highest emotional target is #happiness. @iamshaneram #Happiness comes from pursuing #goals that are purposeful. @iamshaneram On this episode, we explore the TEAR formula: Thoughts + Emotions + Actions = Results. @iamshaneram #happiness Interview Links   ShaneRam.comShane's blogShane's Resources page Shane's Speaking pageConnect with Shane on Facebook Connect with Shane on LinkedIn Follow Shane on Twitter Follow Shane on InstagramResources   Sell The Go-Giver Way Audio Program GoGiverSalesAcademy.com The Go-Giver Leader TheGoGiver.com GoGiverSpeaker.com Burg.com How to Post a Review

Shane Kenny has been in the filtering business for over 15 years. In 1999, he started InternetSafety.com with his brother. Together they built Safe Eyes, the top-rated Internet filtering software product for parents. After selling InternetSafety.com to McAfee, Shane started looking for his next project. One day it dawned on him that if replacing his air filters was such a hassle for him, it had to be a hassle for plenty of others. From this initial idea, FilterSnap and the concept of filters delivered to your door when you need them was born. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Shane’s background FilterSnap, Shane’s business for delivering air filters directly to your home Why Shane believes in delivering a better product and delivering better service Shane’s “Delivering Quality Products” System Why your company culture is crucial for delivering a great product/service What to look for in cover letters, resumes, and interviews to recognize employees that will or won’t fit your company culture How to find the right product if you have a business like Shane’s that sells products that you don’t manufacture internally Why you have to understand the products you sell -- even if you don’t manufacture them How FilterSnap deals with damaged products Why you have to be able to set your level of “quality enough” Recommended reading: "The Lean Startup" by Eric Ries Ways to contact Shane: Website: filtersnap.com Website: shanekenny.com A transcript of this episode is available at: systemexecution.com/delivering-quality-products-system/

VJ aka the Brown James Bond and Chaidez aka Chai-T reconvene finally at Chaidez's places aka the OG studio for The Psycho Pshow. "Back in the homeland!" How things sound different when spoken vs sung. Death metal visited slightly. Juggalos vs SRH. Gang members start from weakness. Selling stuff online can lead to death. More computer talk for the Pshow. VJ complains like a jackass because his friends want to help. Confidence vs skill. Jon Jones vs OSP. The psychos' current relationship statuses and women in general "People hate and manipulate." Murder for XBOX. 40 cal vs 9 MM. Chaidez's new spot will be orgy central. VJ's biological mother is a psychopath. "The family you make is more important than the one you are born in." People need defeat. Do you want to be remembered after you die? VJ actually plans on becoming the Brown James Bond. VJ asks if he is the Rachel Dolezal of Indian people. Rush Hour x Chris Tucker x The Fifth Element. Onnit x Joe Rogan. 'Dark Souls'. Chyna was attractive-ish? "I sorta like sluts." - VJ. Sarah Silverman is sexy. RPG skills vs real life skills. To go out or to not go out. Why Shane is the worst driver ever. Chaidez almost kills himself while moving to another state after partying all night with VJ. VJ gets knocked out by his car. When your life flashes before your eyes. Just Brakes killed VJ's car. Is it rude to ask if someone's boobs are real? VJ's homie pays a unique price for water balloons. VJ's broad daylight gang egging. Drano bombs. Chaidez is Asian only. Phallic symbols. "Did we talk about anything good on the Pshow?" WE FINALIZE THE NAME/PRONUNCIATION OF THE PSYCHO PSHOW!!!!! Pshow and art produced by VJ aka the Brown James Bond Instagram, Twitter and SnapChat : @ItsMrVJ and @PsychoPshow Facebook: facebook.com/psychopshow Please subscribe and review on itunes, Stitcher and YouTube!

Shane’s thoughts on what you should have before you monetize. Why Shane stays away from the temptation of hitting metric goals and a lesson we need to remind ourselves of.   Listen in iTunes The post What is more important than making money? Season 2 Episode 15 appeared first on Forever Jobless.

In the latest Open Sky Podcast, we dive deep into the mind of YouTube’s biggest star: Shane Dawson. Shane talks openly to Rob and Jeff about his struggle with weight and obsession with food. "I used to eat 300 packets of Splenda per day," he says. “I can’t eat just a bite of something. I get way too obsessive." In the wide-ranging and personal interview, Shane also talks about getting liposuction (against his will), why he thinks group exercises are “the creepiest thing ever,” and his former job at Jenny Craig. Shane fans will also love to know: -Why Shane will never let his children own smartphones -What Shane is like as a director -Which workouts Rob inflicts on Shane on a weekly basis. If you’ve ever felt that your gym hated you, or that you’d rather die than do one more rep, you will feel less alone after listening to this episode. Thank you, Shane. Shane Dawson’s Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN9wHzrHRdKVzCSeV-5RuzA Instagram: http://instagram.com/shanedawson Twitter: https://twitter.com/shanedawson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shanedawsonfans Be sure to subscribe to our podcast: bit.ly/OSFpodcast

P Part Two - Shane Melaugh Blogger Interview by Kate Luella (November 2012)Hybrid Connect - AWESOME   http://budurl.com/HybridConnect (pop up light box to collect emails on overdrive!!)It was truly a thrill for me to chat with Shane Melaugh of http://imimpact.com/, who also hosts a podcast from his blog.We chatted about his blogging journey, how his blog came about and how his journey has now made him a full time product creator -- my dream!!  Shane has now a few very successful products in his catalogue, and most recently one of his latest products "Hybrid Connect" is about to get a new launch with all the finishing touches to the opt-in lightbox (with way too many features to list) being a "must have" list building tool for all bloggers and online business people.  I'm going to set that one up on my site, if you want to see it working, and you can buy it over here (aff link) if you are ready to put your email list building through the roof!  I think I'll do a "Shane Review" (which means "a very thorough review" of the tool in a few months and share it with you, and Shane of course!PS: This interview has been cut into two interviews to keep them not too long!So for more info on Shane's blog go here http://imimpact.com/And don't forget to leave a review on iTunes or a comment or question for Shane on our blog http://bloggerinterviewspodcast.com/.INTERVIEW CONTENT MENU:PART ONE:1.25 Shane's IM Impact Podcast Show1.55 Shane discusses his past and current podcast shows he co-hosts with Paul McCarthy2.55 How Shane now defines himself3.35 Why Shane started up IM impact.com 5.10 Affiliate marketing according to Shane5.35 Reviewing products on his blog10.00 Three components Shane believes are necessary these days to "make money online"11.20 The time & cost commitment Shane makes to publish quality reviews12.40 Shane's personality trait which gives him the skillset to do his reviews14.15 How he drives traffic with his most popular blog posts14.50 When Shane kicked off IM Impact in 2008, his journey & branding concerns16.15 Shanes goals for IM Impact17.00 What Shane means by making his blog a "template" for other online business people20.20 Shane's analytic tools he uses20.50 Hybrid Connect for opt-ins!!PART ONE1.10 Products which make Shane the most money2.00 Shane's first product2.40 Swiss Made Marketing which is earning Shane a bundle of cash!3.35 SEOcockpit -- (it's like Micro Niche Finder on steroids -- his words not mine!)6.10 SEO and guest posting for branding purposes9.40 The Warrior Forum, WSO products for traffic13.40 The problem with the Warrior Forum (according to Shane)14.55 Tips for bloggers looking to find and secure Affiliates to sell and promote their products20.00 Safe-Swaps and solo ads23.30 Shane's new products and plans in the pipe-works to come out soon25.35 Shane's feelings on doing coaching26.30 My intention to do a "Shane Review" (listen to the recording and you'll understand this joke!)

Part One - Shane Melaugh Blogger Interview by Kate Luella (November 2012)Hybrid Connect - AWESOME   http://budurl.com/HybridConnect (pop up light box to collect emails on overdrive!!)It was truly a thrill for me to chat with Shane Melaugh of http://imimpact.com/, who also hosts a podcast from his blog.We chatted about his blogging journey, how his blog came about and how his journey has now made him a full time product creator -- my dream!!  Shane has now a few very successful products in his catalogue, and most recently one of his latest products "Hybrid Connect" is about to get a new launch with all the finishing touches to the opt-in lightbox (with way too many features to list) being a "must have" list building tool for all bloggers and online business people.  I'm going to set that one up on my site, if you want to see it working, and you can buy it over here (aff link) if you are ready to put your email list building through the roof!  I think I'll do a "Shane Review" (which means "a very thorough review" of the tool in a few months and share it with you, and Shane of course!PS: This interview has been cut into two interviews to keep them not too long!So for more info on Shane's blog go here http://imimpact.com/And don't forget to leave a review on iTunes or a comment or question for Shane on our blog http://bloggerinterviewspodcast.com/.INTERVIEW CONTENT MENU:PART ONE:1.25 Shane's IM Impact Podcast Show1.55 Shane discusses his past and current podcast shows he co-hosts with Paul McCarthy2.55 How Shane now defines himself3.35 Why Shane started up IM impact.com 5.10 Affiliate marketing according to Shane5.35 Reviewing products on his blog10.00 Three components Shane believes are necessary these days to "make money online"11.20 The time & cost commitment Shane makes to publish quality reviews12.40 Shane's personality trait which gives him the skillset to do his reviews14.15 How he drives traffic with his most popular blog posts14.50 When Shane kicked off IM Impact in 2008, his journey & branding concerns16.15 Shanes goals for IM Impact17.00 What Shane means by making his blog a "template" for other online business people20.20 Shane's analytic tools he uses20.50 Hybrid Connect for opt-ins!!PART ONE1.10 Products which make Shane the most money2.00 Shane's first product2.40 Swiss Made Marketing which is earning Shane a bundle of cash!3.35 SEOcockpit -- (it's like Micro Niche Finder on steroids -- his words not mine!)6.10 SEO and guest posting for branding purposes9.40 The Warrior Forum, WSO products for traffic13.40 The problem with the Warrior Forum (according to Shane)14.55 Tips for bloggers looking to find and secure Affiliates to sell and promote their products20.00 Safe-Swaps and solo ads23.30 Shane's new products and plans in the pipe-works to come out soon25.35 Shane's feelings on doing coaching26.30 My intention to do a "Shane Review" (listen to the recording and you'll understand this joke!)