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Want to have a truly inspired and inspiring life? You'll love what my guest Tony Martignetti has to say about this! Tony is a master at guiding his clients to explore their pasts and uncover themes in their life that help them identify the future they'd like to create. During our conversation, Tony describes what he does to be fully present so his clients feel safe opening up to him. Just listening to him is a gift that will help you discover how you can be in the moment and live a more inspired life.Tony is the Founder and Chief Inspiration Officer at Inspired Purpose Coaching. His mission is to elevate leaders and equip them with the tools to navigate through change and unlock their true potential. He loves guiding people to find clarity in their lives so they are energized, fully present, and unstoppable. He has 25 years of business and management experience, including the fields of life sciences and high tech. Tony is the host of The Virtual Campfire Podcast and the author of Climbing the Right Mountain: Navigating the Journey to An Inspired Life. You'll discover: The moment Tony realized that, “To change the room, I had to leave the room.”Why Tony calls his coaching methodology Inside Out CoachingWhat the best leaders do to inspire others to do their bestWhat causes many leaders to feel unfulfilled…and how Tony helps them create their own definition of successWhy Tony advocates using “employee enrichment” instead of “employee engagement”

Our goal as a podcast has been to prove that anything can be made funny, and sometimes we have to point out the times that DON'T work. Comedian and host of the Kill Tony Podcast, Tony Hinchcliffe, found himself in hot water after video surfaced of him using a racial slur and several stereotypes when referring to Chinese comedian Peng Dang immediately after taking the mic from Dang onstage at the Vulcan Gas Company in Austin. Instead of our scheduled episode, we decided to devote a special episode to consider the situation from multiple angles, and ask: What didn't work? Why? What could've worked? How could everyone have handled the situation better? We also talk about: -Why Tony's jabs at Peng Dang and Chinese culture created an uproar. -Trying to find the funny in culturally insensitive riffing. -Playing devil's advocate. -Poking holes in outrage. -How words unintentionally empower action. -If Peng should've reached out to Tony personally before posting the infamous clip. -Examples of equally cringeworthy and hilarious social commentary from people like Sacha Baron Cohen and Eric Andre. -How nuance is conditioned out of people and replace by thinking in absolutes. -Far right comedians profiting off of ignorance. -And more! Support our podcast and gain access to bonus footage at patreon.com/youcantlaughpod Follow us on Twitter @Youcantlaughpod Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/youcantlaughatthat Support our guests by purchasing their albums and books: https://watercoolercomedy.org/podcast Brought to you by Water Cooler Comedy - watercoolercomedy.org Produced by Golden Ox Studio | Music: Producedbyzip Support this podcast

The world of insurance and financial services can be difficult to understand if you're not working in the industry. Feeling ready for any financial emergency takes a lot of financial knowledge and preparedness, so to help us understand this complex industry a bit more and share his advice for anyone looking to fill the gaps in their financial life is Tony Steuer. Tony is an author, host of the Females & Finance Meet The Author Series, and a financial literacy thought leader.Listen in as Tony describes the importance of finding the right form of education, seeking out someone who truly resonates with you. You will learn how to put your education into action, what you need to know about investing before you invest, and the importance of getting everything in writing. “Finding a content provider that speaks to you is important.” - Tony Steuer This Week on Young Money: A typical day in the life of Tony Steuer. Why Tony catches up on the news every day. The importance of planning out your day to be more productive. Why you have to practice what you learn. What you need to know about investing. Key takeaways: Look at the finer details. Become educated. Know what your values are and stand by them. Don’t make major decisions under pressure. Understand what you're signing. Get things in writing. Connect with Tony Steuer: Website Facebook Twitter Podcast LinkedIn Resources Mentioned: Organize Your Financial Documents   Join us for the Financial Foundation to Entrepreneurial Peace Training Learn the Keys to Financial Basics & Money Mastery Starting May 10. Register below! With Money Coach Tracey Bissett  This LIVE 5 Day training has been specifically designed for future and existing entrepreneurs across all industries online and offline who want to proactively change the way they are handling their money matters and navigate the current environment with success.  If you want to make informed, powerful money decisions, you do not want to miss this important LIVE training.  Register Now: bizpeace.com In this LIVE 5 Day Training You Will Learn: Day 1: Cash Flow 101 & why it is important to know your #s (Key #1) Monday, May 10 at 11am EST Day 2: Cash Flow forecasting 101 (Key #2) Tuesday, May 11 at 11am EST Day 3: Pricing 101 (Key #3) Wednesday, May 12 at 11am EST Day 4: Stakeholder Conversations (Key #4) Thursday, May 13 at 11am EST Day 5: Putting into Practice your Full Set of Keys  Friday, May 14 at 11am EST  Register Now: bizpeace.com Rate, Share & Inspire Other Young Millionaires-in-the-Making  Thanks for tuning into the Young Money Podcast - the advice show for young millionaires-in-the-making! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a rating and review. Visit our website to learn how easy it is to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media!  Follow the Young Money Podcast on iTunes so you never miss an episode and reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, our LinkedIn Company Page, or by visiting our website.

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We talk with Tony about his journey as a runner who has 11 top 50 marathon finishes (and run 10 marathons with fewer than 50 participants)!Beginnings- Why Tony says he has fast twitch muscles but a slow twitch mind- His joining the cross country team to avoid playing football and his quitting the cross country team to avoid getting arrested for running on the local golf course- The connection between Martin Luther King Jr's assassination and Tony getting into the African American museum in Washington DC for being the first black man to run marathons on all seven continents- What stood out to Tony about his experience running in Antarctica and what we might not realize about penguins- How his doing sports in high school controlled his weight and kept him from going on insulin, and the lifetime goal he set for himself while in college (and has maintained since then)- Why Tony loved bowling and the 800 meters: the mental game, and how our fathers would try to use it against usLessons from a Lifetime Running- Just as school courses have aspects in common that we can use to better understand them, running provides valuable lessons in other areas of life- Why it is so important to move outside your comfort zone and pursue your bucket list items, and how that also changes the way you work- Tony's use of the question, "If you died, how many people in your staff would check on your spouse a year later?" to guide his priorities- How an experience being afraid of not making it to the long jump pit taught him the role of fear in both holding us back and achieving big things- How we have to dive into the things we don't know and aren't comfortable with to get to the level we need to achieve- Why it is better to run smaller marathons than the large major onesThe National Black Marathoner's Association- How he was originally inspired to create the NBMA after his 47th marathon- Their original goal to fund scholarships for black high school distance runners and to meet once a year at a marathon in the US- How learning about Marilyn Bevins and Ted Corbitt made him realize how little everyone knew about black distance running history, which ultimately led to them creating the Black Distance Running Hall of Fame in 2013- A story about the amazing small-world connections between Tony and Ron Gregory, an inductee into the Hall of Fame in 2017- His project to create the Five Island Challenge series of marathons across the Caribbean islands- And how for Tony, Go Be More means to take a risk and try opportunities you aren't used to doingIf you liked this episode, check out our interviews with Alisa Harvey and Khadevis Robinson.Recorded July 31, 2020.References:UCAN panel on Race, Representation and Running - YouTubeNational Black Marathoner's Association - homepageFive-Island Challenge - homepage, @fiveislandchallengeRunning Shoes are Cheaper than Insulin: Marathon Adventures on All Seven Continents by Tony Reed - AmazonFrom the Road Race to the Rat Race: Essays from a Black Executive Marathoner by Tony Reed - AmazonGuest:Tony ReedHosts:Bryan Green - bryan@gobemore.co, maketheleapbook.comJon Rankin - @chasejonrankin, Go Be MoreLinks:Go Be More websiteGo Be More YouTube ChannelFeedbackSubscribe on your favorite player:Simplecast

Brad, Tony, and special guest Trevor discuss: * Why Tony is in California. * Trevor's two deer. * Venison recipes. * Post-butcher visit regrets. * Difference between back straps and tenderloins. * The history of Trevor's family's deer camp. * Doe permits in NY vs. Mass. * Record-breaking turkey kill. * A new meaning to the term "butterball." * The end of Tony's season. Check us out on Instagram @SuburbanHuntersMA Check out our blog at SuburbanHunters.Wordpress.com

On the PRmoment Podcast this week we’re talking to Tony Langham, co-founder and CEO of Lansons. Tony and PRmoment founder Ben Smith discuss the findings of a recent report Tony edited: How PR firms can recover fast from the pandemic.The report is a series of 250 word pieces of advice from (mostly) PR leaders from all around the world.1.00 min Tony tells us how the "‘How to Recover Fast from the Pandemic" report came about.3.00 mins Why the report is perfect toilet reading material!4.00 mins Tony summarises the report's findings. 4.30 mins Why a spirit of positivity in public relations is one of the great things coming out of the report.7.55 mins The report predicts that the leaders who invest in technology and their people will come out of the Covid-19 crisis most successfully.8.30 mins The impact of Covid-19 on the shape of PR firms. 8.45 mins Why corporate PR is back!9.00 mins The need for collaboration: Why the era of being the only agency of record for clients, especially for smaller independent firms, is probably over.12.00 mins Why the skills of communicators have become paramount for business.12.30 mins Why communications must be about deeds and words.13.00 mins Why Tony is sure PR, as a sector, will have performed better than the global economy during the crisis.13.30 mins Why PR became very important to certain organisations during the crisis.14.00 mins Covid-19 has demonstrated that good communications can save lives and bad communications can cost lives.15.00 mins How can public relations retain its improved profile and identity within organisations coming out of the pandemic?16.00 mins Has the pandemic changed the way Tony will lead Lansons?16.30 mins How working for the PRCA has improved Tony as a leader.18.00 mins Why remote working has actually made Tony more accessible to Lansons employees.20.00 mins How the Covid-19 crisis has demonstrated that change is possible quicker than we all previously thought!22.00 mins Why society is likely to go through a post Covid-19 bitterness stage next year.23.00 mins What does Tony want PR professionals to take from the report.24.00 mins How reading the report can increase the breadth of your PR horizons.

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ The common causes behind wanting to give up ✅ Why you’ve likely been approaching motivation the wrong way ✅ The essential mindset shifts you need for a lifetime of motivation ✅ How to redefine what motivation really is and what it feels like ✅ The big problem with most goal setting ✅ Why Tony thought Deanna was being passive aggressive   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

The dice never lie, but they don't tell great stories, either. (We mean, they're dice, they don't even talk!) So how much of your game do you want to leave up to the dice? When should you roll them and why? What kind of game are you teaching your players to play? Can rolling the dice even discourage role-playing? In this episode of 3 Wise DMs, Thorin, Tony and Dave dig into everything you always wanted to know about rolling polyhedral dice but were afraid to ask. From random encounters to fudging rolls, they talk about what's going on behind the screen when their players are trying to interact with the world. 1:00 When and why do we roll the dice? 6:00 Using random tables (encounters, terrain, weather) to represent the world 10:00 Balancing random encounters vs. planned encounters vs. “plandom encounters” 12:00 Is random treasure a recipe for disappointed players? 14:00 Dice psychosis: Logical cause-and-effect vs. “We love rolling dice!” 17:00 Can dice discourage roleplay? 26:00 Do skill-ability substitutions (i.e. allowing intimidate with strength) encourage roleplaying? 30:00 Don't let the “need” to roll stop you from rewarding play you want to encourage 35:00 When is it OK to fudge your dice as a DM? 43:00 Hedging your bets: Techniques for creating the tension of rolls without the risk 48:00 When rolls go wrong! 53:00 The Rules of Rolling: How we each decide when and what should get a roll in our games 60:00 Why Tony hates in-game haggling and Dave doesn't 66:00 How the DM and players accidentally negotiate how the game is going to be played 69:00 When do we not allow a roll? 72:00 Do you want to have truly game-changing dice rolls in your campaign? 74:00 Different kinds of rolls (beyond a simple d20) that can make challenges feel unique 79:00 Final thoughts Support this podcast

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ Why you’re unknowingly using fitness to solve bigger issues in your life ✅ How the Ideal Body Formula™ allows you to live your full life experience ✅ A new perspective that will give purpose and motivation to your journey ✅ How to know if you’re in a toxic relationship with your body ✅ Why overcoming your body and self-image struggles makes it easier to solve your food issues ✅ Why Tony is going to start his diet on Monday   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ What the no excuses trap is and isn’t ✅ The difference between making excuses and knowing when to rest ✅ How to stop letting other people’s no excuse mentality influence what’s best for you ✅ The difference between a reason and an excuse ✅ How the all-or-nothing mindset fits into the no excuses mentality ✅ Why Tony told Deanna to stop making excuses   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

Joining Jeffrey in this episode is a longtime friend of his, Tony Champion! Tony is a software architect with over 20 years of experience, developing with Microsoft technologies. As the president and lead software architect of his own firm, Champion DS, he remains active in the latest trends and technologies, creating custom solutions on Microsoft platforms. Tony is also an active participant in the community as an eight-year recipient of the Microsoft MVP reward, an international speaker, a published author, and a blogger.   Jeffrey and Tony discuss Tony’s new podcast, Developers Roads, his career development, the current state of .NET Stack and his predictions on where it’s headed, and his tips and recommendations for developers looking to go into consulting. He also provides tips around authority building, coaching programs, and where you should be investing your time right now as a developer.   Topics of Discussion: [:38] Be sure to visit AzureDevOps.Show for past episodes and show notes. [:46] About The Azure DevOps Podcast, Jeffrey’s offer to speak at virtual user groups, and his newest endeavor: a video podcast, Architect Tips! [1:30] About today’s episode with Tony Champion. [2:07] Jeffrey welcomes Tony to the podcast! [2:18] Tony gives a rundown of his career. [4:07] About Tony’s new podcast, Developers Road; when it is launching, its focus, and show format. [7:13] Tony shares about his experience as a consultant; the ups, downs, and biggest lessons. [9:21] Tony breaks down ‘consulting as a way of working’ vs. independent consulting, how developers can break into those fields, and his experiences throughout his career as a consultant. [12:35] Would Tony agree with the sentiment: “Experts teach because if you don’t teach then nobody in the world will recognize that you have expertise”? [15:26] Why Tony has been recognized as a Microsoft MVP for several years. [16:05] Tony gives recommendations to listeners looking to build their authority in consulting. [18:50] A word from Azure DevOps Podcast’s sponsor: Clear Measure. [19:24] Coaching programs Tony recommends for developers who want to pursue consulting. [21:47] The current state of the current .NET Stack and where Tony sees it heading. [24:36] Tony shares his thoughts on the future of software development and gives some recommendations for where he believes it may be most valuable to invest your time as a developer. [30:45] Discussing what drives many of the current development jobs. [31:55] Tony speaks about his company, Champion DS, and what it was built off of. He also shares some more of his predictions for the future. [35:00] Jeffrey thanks Tony for joining the podcast.   Mentioned in this Episode: Azure DevOps Clear Measure (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! bit.ly/dotnetdevopsebook — Click here to download the .NET DevOps for Azure ebook! Jeffrey Palermo’s Youtube Jeffrey Palermo’s Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! The Azure DevOps Podcast’s Twitter: @AzureDevOpsShow @TonyChampion on Twitter TonyChampion.net Developers Road Podcast Microsoft Silverlight   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ What you can expect as you heal your relationship with food ✅ Why weight gain might be a necessary part of the process ✅ How to navigate the emotional ups and downs ✅ How to address your weight gain fears ✅ Why you can’t have food freedom without also addressing your body image ✅ Why Tony and Deanna are apologetic over "exacerbate"   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ How to determine if emotional eating is the real issue ✅ Why we turn to food when we’re not hungry ✅ The process for navigating through an emotional eating episode ✅ Why telling someone to just do something else is ineffective ✅ If it’s ever OK to eat for emotional reasons ✅ Why Tony pushed Deanna off the stool   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ Why you should consider giving up the scale ✅ Why we have such a hard time giving it up ✅ The more effective progress markers to focus on ✅ What you’ll likely experience as you go through the process of giving it up ✅ Why weighing yourself typically leads you engage in unwanted behaviors ✅ Why Tony advises to smash the scale over the head of someone you love*   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ How to get to a place of “I don’t want” instead of “I can’t have” ✅ What permission-based eating is ✅ Why having permission to eat anything doesn’t mean you’ll eat everything ✅ Why you can’t force mindful eating ✅ What happens when you eat fun foods without unconditional permission ✅ Why Tony is so proud of his discovery that you can put cauliflower in a smoothie   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ The difference between acceptance and giving up ✅ Why acceptance is a requirement for transformation ✅ The process for achieving body acceptance ✅ What happens when you don’t accept yourself unconditionally ✅ Why acceptance isn’t about your future self ✅ Why Tony has an ultimate goal of naked jumping jacks in public   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ About the mirror of judgement ✅ How to create a more empowering perspective of other people’s opinions ✅ Why we fear judgement from others ✅ What really determines your life experience ✅ The difference between other people’s opinions and your own limiting beliefs ✅ Why Tony called Deanna a mailbox   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

Want to help us grow the show? Leave us a Rating and Review!We talk with Tony about his journey as a runner who has 11 top 50 marathon finishes (and run 10 marathons with fewer than 50 participants)!Beginnings- Why Tony says he has fast twitch muscles but a slow twitch mind- His joining the cross country team to avoid playing football and his quitting the cross country team to avoid getting arrested for running on the local golf course- The connection between Martin Luther King Jr's assassination and Tony getting into the African American museum in Washington DC for being the first black man to run marathons on all seven continents- What stood out to Tony about his experience running in Antarctica and what we might not realize about penguins- How his doing sports in high school controlled his weight and kept him from going on insulin, and the lifetime goal he set for himself while in college (and has maintained since then)- Why Tony loved bowling and the 800 meters: the mental game, and how our fathers would try to use it against usLessons from a Lifetime Running- Just as school courses have aspects in common that we can use to better understand them, running provides valuable lessons in other areas of life- Why it is so important to move outside your comfort zone and pursue your bucket list items, and how that also changes the way you work- Tony's use of the question, "If you died, how many people in your staff would check on your spouse a year later?" to guide his priorities- How an experience being afraid of not making it to the long jump pit taught him the role of fear in both holding us back and achieving big things- How we have to dive into the things we don't know and aren't comfortable with to get to the level we need to achieve- Why it is better to run smaller marathons than the large major onesThe National Black Marathoner's Association- How he was originally inspired to create the NBMA after his 47th marathon- Their original goal to fund scholarships for black high school distance runners and to meet once a year at a marathon in the US- How learning about Marilyn Bevins and Ted Corbitt made him realize how little everyone knew about black distance running history, which ultimately led to them creating the Black Distance Running Hall of Fame in 2013- A story about the amazing small-world connections between Tony and Ron Gregory, an inductee into the Hall of Fame in 2017- His project to create the Five Island Challenge series of marathons across the Caribbean islands- And how for Tony, Go Be More means to take a risk and try opportunities you aren't used to doingIf you liked this episode, check out our interviews with Alisa Harvey and Khadevis Robinson.And, you can now get these show notes sent directly to your email. Sign up here!Recorded July 31, 2020.References:UCAN panel on Race, Representation and Running - YouTubeNational Black Marathoner's Association - homepageFive-Island Challenge - homepage, @fiveislandchallengeRunning Shoes are Cheaper than Insulin: Marathon Adventures on All Seven Continents by Tony Reed - AmazonFrom the Rat Race to the Road Race: Essays from a Black Executive Marathoner by Tony Reed - published end of September, 2020Guest:Tony ReedHosts:Bryan Green - @sendaibry, Go Be More BlogJon Rankin - @chasejonrankin, Go Be MoreLinks:Go Be More websiteGo Be More YouTube ChannelFeedbackSubscribe on your favorite player:Simplecast

On the second episode of the [in Community] series, I’m speaking to my friend Tony Cho, an unconventional real estate developer in Miami. Tony grew up in the Kashi Ashram, where he was adopted by his grandmother, the guru Ma Jaya, and has gone on to work on innovative projects inspired by the joie de vivre of Burning Man. On the show we talk about magic and place, from the ashram to Argentina and from Wynwood Arts to Magic City. We discuss gentrification and how to listen and learn from the communities you serve. Tony shares why he’s focusing on regenerative cities and also developing an eco-retreat center beside the ashram where he once slept on the temple floor. Tony Cho, is the founder and CEO of Metro 1, dedicated to revitalizing neighborhoods in the urban core of South Florida. He is one of the original pioneers of the Wynwood Arts District that helped popularize street art in Miami. He is the co-founder of Magic City, an innovation district in Little Haiti, as well as ChoZen, a retreat center on the St. Sebastian River. LINKS Magic City Innovation District: https://magiccitydistrict.com/ ChoZen Retreat Center: https://www.chozenretreat.com/ Metro 1: https://www.metro1.com/ TIMESTAMPS :05 - Community and service from the Ashram to Argentina :15 - What skills does it take to create community wherever you go :16 - A love of magical spaces :21 - The story of Magic City in Miami :29 - Gentrification and inclusion :37 - Why Tony is investing in cities :44 - Creating a life like a festival in a regenerative city :55 - What would Tony’s grandmother guru think of his work and life today?

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ The 5 traits to look for in a good coach ✅ Why coaching is so effective ✅ The mistakes people make when choosing a coach ✅ Why just because a coach has what you want it doesn’t mean they know how to help you get it ✅ Why you need a coach that’s more than just a cheerleader ✅ Why Tony likes Deanna’s assets   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ The right and wrong way to utilize structure ✅ The difference between structure and diet rules ✅ How a little structure can make your journey more effective ✅ The extremes of the structure spectrum ✅ Why you should think in terms of guidelines instead of rules ✅ Why Tony thinks Deanna is lying about when she wakes up   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

If the Covid-19 pandemic has taught us anything, it's that we all need to be prepared to navigate our business (and lives) through disruption and uncertainty so it's strong and secure enough to weather any storm and emerge stronger from it. The question is how do we do this? The simple answer is by building resilience into your business.  The longer answer is what I'm going to be discussing with my guest today, Founder of Results Trained Tony Guarnaccia, who is here to share with you a new approach to growing your business, by focusing on taking the small steps necessary to grow your profits in any economy, and build a business that lasts. As you'll hear, Tony HAD to have resilience. From being homeless (twice) to working with some of the greatest companies in the world like Google, Ford and ADP, he's lived through both the peaks and valleys of life. On this episode: Why Tony and I aren't just a couple of idiots standing on the side of a river... What is business resilience? The first thing to focus on when things go wrong. The 6 growth factors that work for every business. Resilience lessons you can learn from failure. If you can clearly explain this... Your company WILL grow. The formula for Exponential growth. And much more! Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Get Tony's free Small Steps Manifesto Visit Tony's website Connect with Tony on LinkedIn Free Video Training! How To Get 5, 10, 15, 25 or More Predictable Sales Appointments Every Month, In Just 30 Minutes A Day (Without Cold Calling, Networking, Relying on Referrals or any of that stuff...) Make sure you grab this and all the other listener goodies by visiting... The Client Catching Podcast Listener Gift Page Happy Fishing!

“There’s always hope, you have to take the first steps.” -Tony     In today’s episode, I’m talking with a current patient who has been with us at Rock Recovery Center for three weeks and is 31 days clean today! He is 37 years old and comes to us from Detroit, Michigan. His sister would take care of him and his siblings, as his mom was “in and out a lot” as a result of her addiction to drugs and alcohol. He didn’t lead a “normal” childhood life and grew up on the rough streets of Detroit. Tony remembers visiting his aunt and cousins, who lived down the road. When his father found out where he was living, he drove to Detroit and moved in with his mom. They were trying to mend their marriage when his dad died of an asthma attack in 1992 when Tony was seven years old. Tony found himself in the same previous situation with his mom’s addiction and his unstable childhood. Tony and his siblings were dispersed among both sides of the family, he ended up with his grandmother and a violent uncle. At the age of 16, Tony decided he had enough and left his home to find his mom. He enrolled in school and stayed with his mom. He grew up in and out of foster care as a result of his mother’s addiction and ran away from the group home where he was living. At the age of 17, he remembers meeting up with other kids who ran away and recalled taking his first drink of alcohol. “I don’t know if I liked it, but I did notice that it got me out of myself. It made me more comfortable with my surroundings and what was going on at that time.” As a child of mixed races, Tony experienced racism from both white and black communities and felt that he never “fit in” either culture. He started working out and landed a job as a bouncer in a local nightclub. Tony found it easy to hang out with the girls who worked there, who were also addicts. At this point, he was introduced to cocaine, and he found he liked the excitement and attention he was getting. He started experimenting with shooting up the pills and found out that he needed to have his opiates to feel good. Tony then realized that heroin was cheaper and easier to use and became addicted to heroin. Listen in to find out how Tony hit rock bottom and finally ended up clean at Rock Recovery Center. At Rock Recovery Center, we take a humanistic approach to recovery, teaching our clients how to live independently in a sober world. We care about the success and safety of each and every one of our clients from the moment they step into our center to the future of their well-being. Check out my new website where you can download any episode right from my site along with other useful information for those in recovery. Share this podcast with a friend and leave us a review! Show Notes: [03:49] Tony’s story of how he got into drugs and alcohol. [04:36] How alcohol gave Tony comfort from his feelings. [08:15] Growing up with his uncle and grandmother. [11:09] He looks for his missing mom at a local bar she frequented. [13:44] Why Tony hung out with other kids who drank alcohol. [17:15] Drinking on the weekend was the “thing to do” with his cousins. [19:34] Getting involved with the females who worked at the club with him. [21:19] How Tony became addicted to opiates in addition to alcohol and cocaine. [25:22] Ending up homeless and on the streets as a result of heroin use. [27:50] Tony opens up about his faith and how his belief became his guide in life. [30:36] Prayer and how this has helped Tony with his recovery from addiction. [33:29] How he made the decision to put 100% of himself into his recovery. [34:49] Tony’s advice to current users and drug addicts.  [37:05] Sharing your story of addiction with the right person. [42:06] Giving up your will, prayer and the practice of being a good person. [45:52] Impacting people you wouldn't have been able to reach if you weren’t a recovering addict. Episode Links and Resources Real Recovery Live Chat Real Recovery Talk on the Web Real Recovery Talk on YouTube Leave Real Recovery Talk a review on iTunes Rock Recovery Center Real Recovery Talk on Facebook Ideas for a show? Email us tom@realrecoverytalk.com and ben@realrecoverytalk.com Podcast editing and show notes by Pro Podcast Solutions

Tony Martignetti is an entrepreneur and Inspired Purpose Coach who is passionate about elevating leaders and equipping them with the tools to navigate life's challenges. His recently-launched podcast, Virtual Campfire, and upcoming book Climbing the Right Mountain: A Journey of Transformation, demonstrate this passion by sharing stories and ideas about people finding their purpose. Before becoming a coach, Tony was a finance and strategy professional who worked with the world's leading bio and life science companies. As the mentor, Tony works with leaders to help them become unstoppable in the world.  Tony joins me today to explore what's possible when you transcend your limitations and live your Life in the And. He reveals the most common limiting beliefs that hinder people from realizing their fullest potential and describes how success happens in small steps. He defines what it means to lead from a people-first mindset rather than a profit-first mindset and describes the possibility of creating innovation and impact the world. He also discusses people's tendencies to become reporters as opposed to the authors of their lives and defines what it means to live a life of purpose. “Be innovative, create something amazing, and do it in a way that celebrates humanity. Leaders can make an impact at work, and they can impact humanity.” - Tony Martignetti This week on Life in the AND: Connecting with a ‘people-first' mission and what it means to have an “inspired purpose.” Why Tony is inspired to help leaders overcome their limits and step into possibility The most common belief that limits people from living a life of inspired purpose Playing big and acting small and the necessity of taking the first step The element of patience and learning the lessons of the present moment The right and responsibility to stand for something and why environmental activist Greta Thunberg inspires Tony Tony's vision for leaders of the future What it means to expand your vision and narrow your focus Living life on autopilot and the value of working people who you can trust The importance of interconnection and the power of the individual to make change Changing the language we use to empower ourselves and other people Tales of transformation and the emotional journeys people go through on Tony's podcast, Virtual Campfire Connect with Tony Martignetti: Inspired Purpose Coaching The Virtual Campfire Podcast Tony Martignetti on Facebook Tony Martignetti on Twitter Tony Martignetti on Instagram Tony Martignetti on LinkedIn Embrace Life in the AND Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of Life in the AND, the podcast helping you embrace the AND in your life to cultivate more authenticity, creativity, inclusiveness, and love in every area of the world around you. If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe to the show and leave a review. Don't forget to follow me on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn and share your favorite episodes across social media. And for more great content and information, be sure to visit my website.

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ Why we tend to be influenced by the people around us ✅ How to stand up for your boundaries around food ✅ How to identify the food pushers and food police in your life ✅ If there’s ever a time to just go with the flow ✅ What to do when you and your partner have opposing goals ✅ Why Tony was trying to get Deanna to do some sexy role playing   To work with Tony or Deanna go to - https://builtdaily.com Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

The Journey from Mortgage Broker to an Elite Business Owner | Interview with Tony Baker In this episode, Gary interviews a Pro Academy and coaching client Tony Baker! They speak on Tony’s Journey and why Tony’s to be with a network rather than be DA and how he has built a very successful Mortgage Brokerage! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a rating and review and we will see you on the next episode of the Financial Pro Podcast. What Is Covered: Tony's Journey to becoming an elite Mortgage Broker. The transition from going employed to self-employed. How to navigate the risk of going self-employed. Why Tony chooses a Network over DA. Most of Tony’s Leads are recommendations. Networking will generate you leads but it takes time! How Networking can help with your Social Media. Building a business around family and lifestyle. Going from a Mortgage Broker to Business Owner. What’s next for Tony as a business owner. How to make sure you don’t go hero to zero. Channels: Join the Financial Pro Community Buy my book The Self-Employed Mortgage Guide Follow me on Instagram   Visit me on Facebook

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ How your current body image was created ✅ Why you’ve been struggling to change your body image ✅ How to own and be proud of the body you’re in ✅ How your body image affects how you eat and exercise ✅ Why you can’t make accepting yourself contingent upon societal norms changing ✅ Why Tony has a waiting list just in case Deanna decides to jump ship   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

Tony Vu, Treasurer of Miami-Dade County Public Schools joins me on the podcast today to give us some really good insight on education from a university and school’s perspective. Education is one of the sector’s that I feel is often overlooked because its complexity from a treasury perspective is not well understood in the market.   In this episode: Why Tony chose treasury as a career. The highlights of his career. Tony shares some of the interesting things he’s involved in at Florida International Union. The contrast of the education and commercial sectors from a treasury perspective. Tony’s approach to networking. Things he knows now that he wished he had known back then. The changes in the treasurer role in the midst of technological advancement. What makes a successful treasurer.

In this episode you'll learn... ✅The biggest cause of your frustrations ✅Some of the ways you unknowingly create this frustration ✅The key mindset shift that recalibrates your thoughts and behaviors ✅How to make your ideal body journey feel faster ✅Why frustration shows up in your eating and exercise ✅Why Tony’s love language is mind blown emojis   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com/elite To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... ✅Why you feel the compulsion to overeat come Friday ✅The steps to flattening the restriction curve ✅How to keep from having to start over every Monday ✅Why your need to let go might not just be caused by food restriction ✅What to do come Monday if the weekend does get out of hand ✅Why Tony thinks stimulating conversation is better than sex   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

Tony Nash is co-founder and CEO of Booktopia, which employs 260 people, generates over $170M and sells one item every six seconds. Tony’s story, however, really starts when he dropped out of college to travel the world for three years  - what he now credits to being his version of a degree. It paved the way to founding several businesses across different domains, one of which was sold to a listed company, before several strokes of serendipity led Tony to found Booktopia in 2004. We unpacked numerous topics in this conversation, including: How to build great teams Why you should just start, instead of waiting for a great idea The value of a positive and empowering outlook ...and so much more that Tony credits with the success of Booktopia. This is a must listen for anybody  trying to build anything great and enduring, so without further ado, I bring you the one and only, Tony Nash. Note: We’ll have Tony back on the show in the near future to talk going from zero to $170M in part 2 of the conversation, with all of the struggles and challenges overcome along the way. --- Topics Discussed: Playing ZORK Dropping out of college Lessons learned traveling the world for three years in his 20s Recruitment and people How to attract and retain great talent What Tony looks for in new hires Questions to ask when hiring Why Tony set up his own firm instead of working for someone else How an SEO company evolved into Booktopia Building company culture Starting Booktopia as a side hustle on $10 a day Not raising capital Thriving through disruption to the book landscape Tony’s most impactful books read   Show Notes: Booktopia.com.au We are the only company to make the AFR/BRW Fast 100 for 8 years from 2009 to 2017. We are ranked in the Power Retail Top 100 websites. From 2013 to 2018 Booktopia was a finalist across multiple categories for the Online Retailer Industry Awards and won Best Online Store in 2018. We are proudly 100% Australian owned and love what we are achieving here. I started Booktopia in February 2004 on a budget of $10/day as a side project. All of this has been accomplished with no external investment. We simply sold more books and reinvested the proceeds. I have been in business with my brother, sister & brother-in-law for the past 21 years. Booktopia has 13,000 sqm of office and warehouse and it is our stock holding of 150,000 titles and ability to ship books immediately that is proving to separate us from any local competitors. We also have a flat fee of $6.95 per order for as many books as you want. Our philanthropic program has donated $750K of books & cash to literacy based projects, writers' festivals & readers' conferences including indigenous literacy programs. --- Listen to Future Squared on Apple Podcasts  goo.gl/sMnEa0 Also available on: Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, Stitcher and Soundcloud Twitter: www.twitter.com/steveglaveski Instagram: www.instagram.com/@thesteveglaveski Future Squared: www.futuresquared.xyz Steve Glaveski: www.steveglaveski.com Medium: www.medium.com/@steveglaveski Steve's book: www.employeetoentrepreneur.io NEW Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/futuresquared/ Watch on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2N77FLx

Live-streaming is going to provide big opportunities for video production companies in the next 12-18 months so I asked an absolute expert Tony Iannuzzi from AJI Media in Philadelphia to share what you need to think about and be aware of before adding live streaming as a service.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Den and Tony discuss live streaming and how it can be a neat and profitable add on service for video production companies. - 4:00 Tony's unique and clever approach to doing live streaming. 5:10 How Tony's particular live streaming set up gives him a huge advantage over some of the big AV companies and their behemoth-sized production set ups. - 5:25 How live events can be an absolute goldmine for video production companies. - 6:10 Tony gives a “mini crash course” on live streaming and covers things such as, what to do if you have more than one moving camera - what to do if you're using a Blackmagic camera, and many more tips. - 6:50 Why Tony opted to use Wirecast other over software for his video production company. - 10:40 Why Tony has “dollar signs” in his eyes when thinking about the near future of live streaming. - 14:00 How savvy filmmakers can potentially make out like bandits with the soaring popularity of Zoom meetings. What almost every would-be client wants to hear come out of a video production owner's mouth when inquiring about their service. If you can honestly say this to a prospect, you're almost certain to get the gig. - 18:00 Common "gotchas" to watch out for if you're a videographer looking to do live streaming. - 22:00 Do you need to know code or be an IT guy to succeed at live streaming? Hear Tony's answer at 23:30An ingenious thing to put in your contract when taking on a new live streaming client that will not only protect your business reputation but also make sure you get paid! - 25:00 What can you charge for doing a live streaming production? Hear Tony's answer at 27:00Den and Tony disclose details of a “training program” they are teaming up to create that will be designed for filmmakers and videographers looking to go into the live streaming space. -31:00 Tony talks about how simple and dirt-cheap adding a live streaming service to your video production business can be. - 32:00About TonyTony Iannuzzi is a Philadelphia-based video producer and the Founder of AJI Media, a full-service production company that specializes in video production, event production, and live-streaming.Tony has spent the last decade working with some of the most recognizable brands in America and his sole focus is to help his clients grow their business through effective online video communications.Connect with Tonyhttps://www.ajimedia.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonyiannuzzi/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

In this episode you'll learn... ✅Why it’s actually necessary to include your favorite foods in your diet ✅How to include fun foods without losing control ✅How to cultivate the right mindset that will keep you from overeating ✅Why you can’t just mimic moderation behaviors ✅How to handle when you overeat fun foods ✅Why Tony was recommending that you eat a book   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

Tony Horton is a legend and the most influential name in the world of health & fitness. He’s the creator of the P90X at-home extreme fitness series, he’s a motivational speaker, a bestselling author, he’s been on countless television programs, he’s traveled the world training hundreds of thousands of people… ...and he’s stuck at home just like you and me. I am extremely fortunate to say that over the last two and half years of pursuing my own personal goal of becoming an American Ninja Warrior, Tony has become my mentor and friend. And today’s conversation is simply two guys chatting about how to better manage the mental and physical stress that comes from living through a global pandemic. If you logically understand that focusing on your fitness, diet, and health are more important now than ever...but emotionally you’re struggling to find the motivation to exercise without your workout buddies, or you’re stress eating, or you don’t like working out at home, or you’re distracted by family, or you find it nearly impossible to maintain any level of consistency...Tony is here to help you get back on track. And remember when all else fails...do your best...and forget the rest! Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here's What You'll Learn: How is the legendary Tony Horton doing while stuck at home during the COVID-19 quarantine? What it's like now that he can’t get together in person with people and how that has affected not just his business & healthy routines, but most likely yours as well in similar ways. What the American Ninja Warrior training group has been doing in lieu of getting together at the practice course. How to maintain your workout consistency (or get back into it) without your workout buddies and circle of accountability. Why it’s more important than ever to exercise consistently. Taking refuge in food? Tony’s simple question may be the antidote to emotional eating. How the lockdown is revealing our true character and who we are as human beings. Tony’s observations about some of the positive things that he’s seen due to the lockdown. What does he anticipate the ‘new normal’ is going to be like? Why Tony is concerned about our very short collective memory. Will we, as a society learn from all this and be better prepared next time? Is this whole situation really "unprecedented"? Here's a healthy dose of perspective (56:47) 2 things you can control which give you a greater capacity to deal with things that are out of your control. Useful Resources Mentioned: Tony Horton on FB Live Shawna’s post on the opportunities to be found in this "unprecedented" situation Ep06: Defining Your Purpose and Living Large | with Tony Horton Ep17: Tony Horton, the Mastermind Behind P90X (Fitness in Post) Ep95: On the Frontlines with COVID-19, How to Boost Your Immunity, & Testing Safely | with Dr. Edison de Mello FEAR: How to Protect Your Mental Health From the Infection Far Worse Than COVID-19 Ep91: How To Reduce Anxiety and Take Back Control During COVID-19 | Community Q&A The Mindful Editor | It’s Okay If You’re Not Ready to Be Productive Our Generous Sponsors: This episode is made possible for you by Ergodriven, the makers of the Topo Mat, my #1 recommendation for anyone who stands at their workstation. The Topo is super comfortable, an awesome conversation starter, and it’s also scientifically proven to help you move more throughout the day which helps reduce discomfort and also increase your focus and productivity. Click here to learn more and get your Topo Mat. Guest Bio: Tony Horton is the wildly popular creator of the best-selling fitness series: P90X®, P90X2®, P90X3®, and Ten Minute Trainer®, P90® and most recently his 22-Minute military inspired workout, 22 Minute Hard Corps®. Tony is a world-class motivational speaker and the author of top-selling books: “Bring It”, Crush It!” and his latest motivational book, “The Big Picture” 11 Laws That Will Change Your Life, which he has transformed to an in depth personal development course, Living Large with Tony Horton. He has appeared on countless television programs as a fitness and lifestyle expert to promote healthy living through exercise and proper nutrition. In keeping with Tony’s passion for a healthy lifestyle, he’s teamed up with the beauty experts at Ultimate Salon Professionals to create his new hair and skincare line, TH Care by Tony Horton, because he believes what goes on your body is just as important as what goes in it. For the past 25 years, Tony has used his unique brand of humor to change the lives of tens of million people through his incredible fusion of motivation, physical exercise, nutrition, and discipline. From worldclass athletes, pro sports teams, celebrities and the U.S. Military, to corporate executives, couch potatoes, and busy moms and dads alike, Tony has what it takes to reach and teach them all. Tony believes that real and lasting change can happen when we commit to health as a lifestyle. Exercise, whole foods, and the right mindset is the formula that leads to a vibrant, productive and full life for anyone who focuses on being the best they can be. Tony Horton on Life website Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared and published by Glen McNiel. The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet). Note: I believe in 100% transparency, so please note that I receive a small commission if you purchase products from some of the links on this page (at no additional cost to you). Your support is what helps keep this program alive. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

In this episode you'll learn... ✅The one tool that helps you get in touch with your hunger cues ✅How to put together meals that naturally satiate and satisfy you ✅How to structure your daily eating for maximum effectiveness ✅When to utilize core meals and hunger snacks ✅Why satisfaction is the glue that holds it all together ✅Why Tony can’t just smile at Deanna without her thinking something is wrong   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

This week Oliver interviews Tony Ho, VP of Global Business Development for Segway/Ninebot. As the largest Micromobility hardware player globally across a whole heap of different verticals, Tony has a unique perspective on the space and how it’s developing. He’s a Clayton Christensen disciple as well - having studied at Harvard under him, so we get to unpack the theory against the practice of disruptive innovation and why Tony is excited about this space. It’s a great discussion. Specifically, we dig into: - Segway’s wide range of products, and how it conforms to our thesis that micromobility is not just scooters, but a whole range of sub-500kg vehicles. - We talk through how their operations have been affected by Coronavirus in the last 3 months - We talk about how the collapse of the international shared Micromobility industry has impacted the company strategy? - Why Tony sees micromobility as disruptive vs. other modes of transport, and how it conforms to disruptive innovation theory per Clay Christensen’s theory. - How does Segway of thinking of itself positioned alongside auto OEM's - How Segway is thinking about retail vs. shared - Where does Tony think the major growth potential is in terms of vehicle type and markets - We talk through robotics and what has become of the Loomo robot and T60 autonomous scooters - We talk about Segway's performance in the shared space, how they lost their early lead and how they’re responding to it. - How Tony thinks about Segways contribution to a possible Wall-e style dystopian future. - How does Segway think about infrastructure when developing new products, and does this nudge them towards advocacy for better/new bike lanes for your products - As the majority of the world doesn’t have much visibility over micromobility in China, Tony shares insights from there about vehicles, regulation etc - We talk about Segway’s plan to go public and how someone who is interested in getting a copy of their financials from their filing would go about that.

Tony Hawk is a sports legend, professional skate boarder, entrepreneur, and philanthropist whose foundation has given away over $10 million to under-privileged communities across the country.  Listen to this episode and learn:   What prompted Tony to start skating and how he handled being knocked down.  Why Tony focuses on helping youth find a community and a safe space to be themselves.   About Tony’s personal mindset during competitions.   What it was like for Tony to be in a video game and reach new audiences.   What Tony feels most passionate about now.    

Tony Parisi (@auradeluxe) is a virtual reality pioneer, serial entrepreneur, and angel investor. He co-created several, 3D graphics standards, is Head of AR/VR Ad Innovation at Unity Technologies, and author several O’Reilly Media books on virtual reality and WebGL.Today, Tony is has a leading spokesman for the immersive industry and was recently named one of Next Reality’s 30 People to Watch in Augmented Reality in 2019.In today’s episode we discuss:- Where are we on the AR and VR adoption cycle- What the future of AR/VR holds and why they will diverge- How COVID-19 is pushing us towards an immersive future- The big differences between consumer and enterprise VR adoption- Why Facebook and Oculus are well-placed to dominate virtual reality - Which sci-fi inspirations are most realistic for augmented and virtual reality- What’s the future look like for the entertainment industry- Why Tony isn’t all that worried about any future tech- How tech life cycles are accelerating and what it all means- Why we have reached a tipping point in consumer VR adoption

Are you living up to your full potential? Serving the number of people you could—if you were willing to put yourself out there? Tony Whatley believes that you can make a big difference and make money, if you focus FIRST on providing value for the community you’re building. Tony is the Business Mentor and Keynote Speaker behind 365 Driven, a community that provides entrepreneurs with education, support, mentoring and accountability. He spent 15-plus years simultaneously working full-time in the oil and gas industry and building multimillion-dollar businesses on the side. Today, Tony is on a mission to help thought leaders fulfill their potential through his coaching program, Top-100 Ranked Podcast and Amazon #1 bestselling book, Side Hustle Millionaire. On this episode of Destined to Be, Tony joins us to explain why he calls himself a business mentor rather than a business coach, walking us through his shift from an employee to business owner mindset. He discusses his first successful side hustle building an online automotive community and shares what inspired him to leave the corporate world altogether to found 365 Driven. Listen in to understand how Tony developed a willingness to STAND OUT and learn how YOU can make a true impact by focusing on service first. Key Takeaways Why Tony calls himself a business mentor rather than a business coach How Tony learned discipline from his blue-collar parents The steps Tony took to learn how to engage an audience Tony’s first successful side hustle building an online community for GM performance cars How Tony shifted from an employee mindset to a business owner mindset What inspired Tony to leave the corporate world to create 365 Driven The connection between making a true impact and being willing to stand out The car accident that made Tony realize he wasn’t doing enough with his life Tony’s superpowers in building community + identifying potential in others Why Tony focuses on providing value vs. making money Connect with Tony 365 Driven 365 Driven on Instagram 365 Driven on Facebook Tony on LinkedIn Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory Destined to Be Jeremiah on LinkedIn Jeremiah on Facebook Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram Mallory on Facebook REVOLUTION WELLNESS Facebook Group Resources Side Hustle Millionaire: How to Build a Side Business That Creates Financial Freedom by Tony Whatley 365 Driven Podcast Arete Syndicate Mastermind Toastmasters

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ How to deal with your frustrations ✅ How to make adjustments while prioritizing your mental well-being ✅ How to know when you’re pushing beyond your ideal body ✅ Why accepting yourself is not the same as giving up ✅ Why letting go of losing weight now might be the first step to losing weight in the future ✅ Why Tony got pushed aside for Deanna’s french press coffee   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

SELF MADE STRATEGIES EPISODE 056 WITH TONY LUKE, JR. (NOTE: Listener Discretion is Advised - This Episode Contains Adult Content and Subject Matter That May Be Difficult to Listen to. We chose to maintain the integrity of Tony's message by minimally editing this episode, so use your discretion when listening. We hope you enjoy it!) Anthony Lucidonio, Jr., better known as Tony Luke, Jr., is an American entrepreneur, restaurateur, actor, TV personality (way back on Prism), musician, media host and (NOW) an anti-addiction-stigma activist. Tony co-founded the cheesesteak and sandwich franchise Tony Luke's. In the early 1990s Luke, his brother, Nicky, and their father bought a property near the expressway in South Philadelphia, where no one (at the time) wanted to build anything in that area, to open a small sandwich shop. To compete with other local businesses, the original Tony Luke's stand offered a more diversified menu, initially offering roast pork sandwiches, hoagies and other fare. Originally, there were no cheesesteaks, but as always Tony Luke gave the people what they wanted (eventually adding cheesesteaks to the menu). Soon thereafter, PhillyMag ranked Tony Luke’s as BOTH the best Roast Pork sandwich AND the best Cheesesteak in Philly. That doubled their business almost overnight and led to Tony Luke taking over the store's marketing. Eventually, the business grew to include several locations in the Philadelphia area and a line of frozen sandwiches. Through a partnership with Rastelli Foods Group, the business now has several franchised locations worldwide, including in Bahrain. Tony Luke’s would turn into a household name, and Tony Luke Jr would become the face of the franchise: starring in TV and radio commercials, facing off with Bobby Flay in a “Throwdown,” and even getting his own show on Spike TV (“Frankenfood”). But, before his father even had the thought to build a sandwich shop, Tony Luke Jr had already lived multiple lives: from being a rough-and-tumble South Philly kid, to a budding Hollywood movie star in LA, to scoring a record deal as the crooner of an R&B band. Tony Luke was born in South Philly and attended the Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts in its first year (Tony was an “original”). Tony Luke credits CAPA as having saved his life. During his time at CAPA, Tony hustled his way into a cast party for Rocky II (in Philly). Using methamphetamine and other drugs as a teenager, Tony Luke now uses that experience, as well as the fighting and hustling of his youth, to explain to kids that difficulties can be overcome. SHOW AGENDA On today’s episode we will: Get to know Tony and hear his amazing story We will discuss Tony Luke's strategies for maintaining your edge Discuss the benefits of collaborating to make magic happen What you will hear on this episode: Why Tony believes that his gut leads him where he needs to be How every day in life, Tony tries to strengthen his weaknesses and tries every day in his life to share his strengths with other people to help their weaknesses become stronger (and why you should do the same) Why ego can never be a part of growth How Tony Luke, Jr., along with his father and brother, literally built Tony Luke's Why strategic marketing initiatives were at the core of making "Tony Luke" into a household name How a Heroin overdose brought Tony Luke to collaborate with several musicians to raise mental health and addiction stigma awareness Information about the Sound Mind Network and their initiatives to raise awareness How Tony Luke deals with competitors And so much more! PRODUCTION CREDITS: This Self Made Strategies Podcast is a SoftStix Productions LLC jawn.  This episode was produced, edited, and hosted by Tony Lopes, on location in Philadelphia.  The Self Made Strategies Podcast is sponsored by Lopes Law LLC (www.LopesLawLLC.com).

SELF MADE STRATEGIES EPISODE 056 WITH TONY LUKE, JR.(NOTE: Listener Discretion is Advised - This Episode Contains Adult Content and Subject Matter That May Be Difficult to Listen to. We chose to maintain the integrity of Tony's message by minimally editing this episode, so use your discretion when listening. We hope you enjoy it!)Anthony Lucidonio, Jr., better known as Tony Luke, Jr., is an American entrepreneur, restaurateur, actor, TV personality (way back on Prism), musician, media host and (NOW) an anti-addiction-stigma activist. Tony co-founded the cheesesteak and sandwich franchise Tony Luke's. In the early 1990s Luke, his brother, Nicky, and their father bought a property near the expressway in South Philadelphia, where no one (at the time) wanted to build anything in that area, to open a small sandwich shop. To compete with other local businesses, the original Tony Luke's stand offered a more diversified menu, initially offering roast pork sandwiches, hoagies and other fare. Originally, there were no cheesesteaks, but as always Tony Luke gave the people what they wanted (eventually adding cheesesteaks to the menu). Soon thereafter, PhillyMag ranked Tony Luke’s as BOTH the best Roast Pork sandwich AND the best Cheesesteak in Philly. That doubled their business almost overnight and led to Tony Luke taking over the store's marketing.Eventually, the business grew to include several locations in the Philadelphia area and a line of frozen sandwiches. Through a partnership with Rastelli Foods Group, the business now has several franchised locations worldwide, including in Bahrain.Tony Luke’s would turn into a household name, and Tony Luke Jr would become the face of the franchise: starring in TV and radio commercials, facing off with Bobby Flay in a “Throwdown,” and even getting his own show on Spike TV (“Frankenfood”). But, before his father even had the thought to build a sandwich shop, Tony Luke Jr had already lived multiple lives: from being a rough-and-tumble South Philly kid, to a budding Hollywood movie star in LA, to scoring a record deal as the crooner of an R&B band.Tony Luke was born in South Philly and attended the Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts in its first year (Tony was an “original”). Tony Luke credits CAPA as having saved his life. During his time at CAPA, Tony hustled his way into a cast party for Rocky II (in Philly).Using methamphetamine and other drugs as a teenager, Tony Luke now uses that experience, as well as the fighting and hustling of his youth, to explain to kids that difficulties can be overcome. SHOW AGENDAOn today’s episode we will:• Get to know Tony and hear his amazing story• We will discuss Tony Luke's strategies for maintaining your edge• Discuss the benefits of collaborating to make magic happenWhat you will hear on this episode:• Why Tony believes that his gut leads him where he needs to be• How every day in life, Tony tries to strengthen his weaknesses and tries every day in his life to share his strengths with other people to help their weaknesses become stronger (and why you should do the same)• Why ego can never be a part of growth• How Tony Luke, Jr., along with his father and brother, literally built Tony Luke's• Why strategic marketing initiatives were at the core of making "Tony Luke" into a household name• How a Heroin overdose brought Tony Luke to collaborate with several musicians to raise mental health and addiction stigma awareness• Information about the Sound Mind Network, and what their initiatives are• How Tony Luke deals with competitors• And so much more!PRODUCTION CREDITS:This Self Made Strategies Podcast is a SoftStix Productions LLC jawn.  This episode was produced, edited, and hosted by Tony Lopes, on location in Philadelphia.  The Self Made Strategies Podcast is sponsored by Lopes Law LLC (www.LopesLawLLC.com).You can also connect with us on: • https://www.facebook.com/selfmadestrategies/ •• https://twitter.com/SelfMadeStratGs •• https://www.instagram.com/selfmadestrategies/ •• https://www.linkedin.com/company/self-made-strategies/ •

In this episode you'll learn... ✅ The foundation you need to have before you focus on more specific physique goals ✅ What happens when you skip right to body change ✅ Why food and body freedom and physique goals can co-exist ✅ How to approach short term goals with a healthy mindset ✅ How your ideal body isn’t static and can change over time ✅ Why Tony is going to miss carrying drunk Deanna out of the restaurant   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... Why you become stuck in a state of food obsession The key to experiencing food freedom Why food freedom doesn’t mean free-for-all The difference between controlling your body from a place of acceptance vs filling a void What to expect when you incorporate permission based eating Why Tony hates when Deanna brings up his emotional vulnerability   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... What diet culture is and why it's harmful Why you don't have to feel shame for wanting to change your body How to approach your weight loss journey in a psychologically healthy way Why diet culture is a function of motivations and processes Why weight loss pursuits should improve the quality of your life - not be your life Why Tony is afraid he's going to call Deanna the wrong name   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you’ll learn... The different effects whole foods and processed foods have on your body Strategies for making processed foods part of the intuitive eating process How to get over your unwarranted fear of eating anything and everything Why permission based eating is the key to eating less Why processed foods adds a variable to the intuitive eating process Why Tony isn’t afraid to admit he loves external validation   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ To ask a question to be answered on the podcast go to - https://www.speakpipe.com/FitnessandSushi Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... The progress markers you should be focused on Why tracking progress is important for staying motivated Why quick results matter but not in the way you think The difference between process and outcome based progress markers Why focusing on your weight blinds you to the progress you're making Why Tony belittled Deanna's breakthrough   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ To ask a question to be answered on the podcast go to - https://www.speakpipe.com/FitnessandSushi Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

Tony Holmwood is the author of Best Behaviour – Empowering managers and HR leaders to coach and align employee behaviours to supercharge growth. Tony is the founder of Outperf4m Consulting who offer a unique approach to improving business profitability by partnering with HR or management teams. Tony is passionate about human behaviour and people development. He is a commercially focused chartered accountant with substantial business performance experience in large local and global organisations.  He is also a qualified motivational, behavioural and emotional practitioner. He has gained a solid appreciation that people drive business and in the absence of people, there is no profit. He has worked with organisations such as Bega, Fonterra, American Express and KPMG. During the conversation Julian explores Tony’s book, Best Behaviour, in detail.  Episode highlights include: Why Tony decided to write Best Behaviour The new world of HR and management, and how we can develop ourselves Forging deeper relationships, and the significance of self-awareness The power of goal setting and why we must appreciate the need for change Links Tony's LinkedIn Profile Tony's Website Purchase Tony's Book, Best Behaviour

In this episode you'll learn... How to move away from seeing exercise as a chore and start seeing it as an opportunity instead How exercise can make you feel more powerful in fitness and in life. Why you should start seeing exercise as a means to experience your body How pushing past limits, both physical and mental, builds resilience, capability, and sense of accomplishment Why claiming time for yourself is a source of empowerment Why Tony decided to work out in his underwear   To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/ To ask a question to be answered on the podcast go to - https://www.speakpipe.com/FitnessandSushi Follow Tony on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tony.schober/ Follow Deanna on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/deannaschober/

In this episode you'll learn... The pros and cons of diets How to keep yourself from falling into a diet trap How to create your own style of eating that works for your life The most effective aspect of any diet Why you feel the urge to follow diet rules and why that's exactly what's holding you back Why Tony wants to know who Gary is To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/links/

Kirt Linington, Neil Palmer, and Tony Taveras are part of the team that composes Linear Roofing. Linear Roofing is a roofing contractor company that provides inspection, repair, restoration, and replacement services that specializes in multiple types of properties over the Texas area. Kirt specializes in claim restoration. Neil has over 15 years of roofing experience, and is a HAAG Certified Inspector. Tony is the vice president of Sales. Today, Kirt, Neil, and Tony join us to discuss the ins and outs of the roofing industry and describe what sets them apart from other roofers. They share their journey, the challenges they endured growing up, and how they met and formed Linear Roofing. They explain how roofing and insurance tie together and how they manage their team. They also offer wonderful advice for those who are just entering the professional arena. “You would only be scared of making that leap into something unknown if you weren't willing to bet on yourself.” - Tony Taveras Today on Spot On Insurance: Neal's backstory, how his family reacted to his profession, and how he started his roofing business. Kirt's journey all the way from South Africa to where he is today. Tony's dreams when he was a kid and the challenges he faced growing up. Why Tony never gravitated to joining the family business. Kirt's back problems, initial meeting with Neal, and why they decided to form Linear. The factors that allowed Tony to work with Kirt and Neal. The business model and culture that led their company to success. What sets their company apart from the competition. The numbers they want to achieve this year and how they plan on getting them. Ensuring the team is trained according to the right standards. Utilizing social media to increase marketing and staying up to date with regulatory changes. Their views on solar roofs and other projects they are interested in. Their advice to those just starting a professional career. Key Takeaways: One of the hardest things to do is start a business while working at a place you love. Nothing is ever given, only earned. The work ethic, or what you're doing behind closed doors, is what determines your success. Resources mentioned: Roofing Contractors Association of Texas Purple Cow by Seth Godin Outliers by Malcom Gladwell Connect with Kirt Linington: Linear Roofing Facebook Instagram Email: kirtl@linearroofing.com Connect with Neil Palmer: Email: neilp@linearroofing.com Connect with Tony Taveras: Email: tonyt@linearroofing.com This episode was brought to you by….. Insurance Licensing Services of America (ILSA), America’s Premier Insurance Compliance and Licensing experts. To learn more about ILSA and their services, visit ILSAinc.com. Connect, Learn, Share Thank you for joining us on this week’s episode of Spot On Insurance. For more resources and episodes, visit SpotOnInsurance.com. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Love what you’re learning, Spot Light your review on iTunes and share your favorite episodes with friends and colleagues!

In this episode you'll learn... Why most people feel restricted on their weight loss journey Why restriction sets you up for long term failure Some sneaky ways restriction shows up How to neutralize the feeling of restriction so you can be more consistent Why putting deadlines on your weight loss goals makes you feel restricted Why Tony was surprised that Deanna's gratitude wasn't about him To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/strength-in-mothers-retreat/

In this episode you'll learn... Why acceptance is important for reaching your goals What happens when you don't accept yourself How acceptance and change can coexist The 3 key perspectives that move you towards acceptance The difference between acceptance and giving up Why Tony's happiness is contingent upon amazing podcast reviews To work with Tony go to - https://builtdaily.com To work with Deanna go to - https://schobermedia.lpages.co/strength-in-mothers-retreat/

In this episode you'll learn...  The most common reaction when things don't go as planned Why the typical response prevents you from establishing the habits you need The 3 mindset shifts that get you back on track Why holding on to past mistakes negatively influences your future Why guilt and shame are the leading forces behind the binge/restrict cycle Why Tony thinks our bedroom is a torture chamber

In the Lead Generation for Financial Services Podcast today, Alex hosts Tony Christensen. Tony studied Sociology and Psychology in college and he has a background in Data Information Systems. He provides advertising services and consultancy with an analytic approach at Tony Does Ads. In this episode you’ll hear;- How Tony got started in advertising and social media marketing. Why Tony has a passion for Psychology. Tony’s Facebook ads creation technique. Mistakes people make in creating Facebook ads that don’t convert. The collaboration between Tony and his clients in creating ads. What are the best brands to try for Facebook ads? How to maximise Facebook advertisements with images and links. The upcoming change in Facebook ads formatting. Tony’s advice to business people on Facebook ads. Tony’s opinion on Instagram ads trends today. Links Tony Does Ads. Tony Christensen Evolutionary Psychology Tony Robbins C. Maxwell Social Media Marketing World Andrew Watt Dan Nelson Tony Christensen Videos

When I started the podcast,  The School of Greatness, one of the top three people I wanted to get on the show was Tony Robbins.That happened in Episode 109, and it's been one of the most popular episodes to date.With the release of the paperback version of his book, we were asked to bring him back on, and I gladly accepted as I knew there was much more wisdom we could all learn from someone doing this work for nearly 40 years.This time we met on his private jet as he was about to take off from LA. My good friend Nick Onken, one of the world's top lifestyle photographers, came along to take all of the photos you see on this post as well. It was awesome.And our conversation took a different turn than the first time we discussed money. Tony took a deep dive into the mindset of abundance, positivity, faith, and prosperity.He told incredible stories of how this applies in real life - even when you're broke! And he gave some important updates about his previous financial advice in the book.Don't miss this powerful conversation in Episode 311 with the man, Tony Robbins.Some questions I ask:How can someone have a mindset of giving when they can barely pay their bills? (2:03)What is the one strategy you would coach if you had nothing else to share? (13:19)How do you stay hungry? (15:25)How do you stay grounded in your personal relationships with so much demand for your time? (18:36)Is your intimate partner a big influence in how much wealth you will create? (23:40)In this episode you will learn:Why Tony is so driven (not what you'd think) (11:50)The common denominator under every successful person (13:33)What a fiduciary is and why Tony is changing his recommendations about them (33:30)Where the power of commitment makes the biggest difference in your happiness (42:00)Plus much more...Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We developed in a natural and wild environment, so why are we not living a natural lifestyle? Today’s guest has discovered exactly how to properly use our natural bodies. Tony Riddle is a Natural Lifestyle Coach, helping people heal and improve just by embracing a simple natural philosophy. Learn how you can adjust to your surroundings rather than creating your own toxic one. Hear how a few mechanical adjustments and some blue sky can make your health 10x more fulfilling. “We can’t all live in nature, but it doesn’t mean that we can’t live naturally.” -Tony Riddle   If you like this episode Screenshot it Post it on your Instagram Story or Twitter.  Tag Nimai, Bianca, and Generation V! What do you want to hear from the Generation V Podcast? Tell us here! Timestamps: 6:36 - Development of a Natural Life-Stylist: How Tony went from ruling the playground to searching for self-approval 18:04 - The next step--How Tony learned about the natural running shape and helped the 80% of runners who have injured knees 27:13 - Why Tony had to close down his gym, reset his life, and re-discover who he is. Find out what Tony discovered causes suffering and how you can solve it 38:25 - The call of Ayahuasca and its healing powers. How these medicinal plant drinks gave protection, clarity, and honesty for Tony in the midst of frustration 51:50 - Want to free yourself from your addiction to self-medication? What you need to understand about your needs and your environment to Re-Wild yourself into the ideal human 1:03:24 - How the sky impacts your health: Enhance the little things about your day to maximize your life as a whole 1:10:50 - Healing and self-empowerment are more simple than you think. How one ceremony can reconnect families, heal bodies, and clarify pain 1:22:20 - You have more technological advancements than a Range Rover--Why your feet, knees, and legs are just waiting to be used for their purpose 1:30:27 - What you can do to live more naturally. It’s as simple as plants, sleep, and naturally wild living   Resources: Ayahuasca   Connect with Tony: Facebook Instagram YouTube Twitter TonyRiddle.com Connect with Nimai: Facebook Instagram Youtube VeganFitness.com Vivolife.com Builtapparel.net Discount Code: Nimai10

This week on the PRmoment Podcast, in the latest of our life stories series, I’m pleased to welcome co-founder and CEO of Lansons Tony Langham.Lansons is one of the UK's largest independent PR consultancies - with a fee income of circa £14m.The business was founded in 1989 by Tony and his now wife Clare Parsons. Lansons has about 110 employees.Here is a summary of what Tony and I discussed:[00:00:42] Tony tells us about the series of events that led to him and Clare launching Lansons. [00:02:56] Why, despite maxing out his and Clare Parson's new AMEX cards when they launched Lansons, they didn't really see it as a risk. [00:03:55] Tony tells us what it's like running a business with his wife for nearly 30 years. [00:06:47] Tony talks us through Lansons' ownership structure - where half of the business is owned by employees and approximately 50 percent is owned by Clare and Tony. [00:07:28] and [00:05:23] Why Lansons tends to follow a business cycle of investment where profits flatten for a while before it goes off on another growth spurt. [00:08:25] How, driven by uncertainty around Brexit, Lansons is hedging its bets by looking at international expansion. [00:11:11] The process of how Lansons has "themes" of investments it would like to make and then attempts to recruit the right person or people for the opportunity. [00:11:55] Why the need for consolidation in the agency market is an opportunity for independent cash rich firms like Lansons. [00:14:56] How does entrepreneurship manifest itself within an agency environment? [00:15:56] Why every single entrepreneurial decision has an upside and a downside. [00:18:33] Tony talks us through the investment decisions he made for Hope&Glory and Opinium Research, the combined revenues of which are now almost the same and Lansons. [00:23:28] Why Tony believes the British are too cautious investors in business and why he worries that we're getting more cautious. [00:24:36] Tony tells us why he decided to write a book on Reputation Management: The Future of Corporate Communications and Public Relations. [00:26:20] Why Tony believes the PR sector is not defining its contribution to business in the right way. [00:29:22] How writing a book meant he only got four and a half hours sleep for six months.[00:33:49] How Tony sees the PR agency model changing. [00:38:12] Why holding companies like WPP and Omnicom seem to be accepting that agency brand names aren't that important. [00:39:20] Whether an agency’s customers buy its services because they trust the brand or because of the quality of its people. [00:40:19] Tony identifies which agencies he believes are on the up. [00:42:04] Why Tony believes that "if the (PR) industry has a danger, it is that it's running itself at too lower margin and it's competing too aggressively." [00:42:41] How the differential in remuneration between management consultancies and investment banks on the one side and PR firms on the other has increased during Tony's career - and why he worries this will impact the future talent the sector is able to attract.

Based in Texas, Tony Talamas works for a direct, non-recourse multifamily lender, Hunt Real Estate Capital. Hunt is a one-stop shop / direct lender for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgages starting at $1 million to over $20 million – nationwide. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Tony got into lending and financial services, and what roles he has fulfilled in his career in the industry How Hunt Real Estate Capital are one of the only lenders licensed by both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac What ranges of loan amounts are considered “small balance loans” under Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae Why one of the first steps Tony takes is to evaluate a property and determine if Fannie or Freddie is going to be the better option What Hunt Real Estate Capital looks for in a borrower, and why operating history is an important part of the equation How Tony works to get his clients the best deal possible and to best match the loan terms to the property Why Tony tries to be flexible with the rule-of-thumb requirements he’s looking for, taking circumstances into account when possible What net worth, liquidity and other requirements Tony looks at when evaluating a borrower for a loan, by the numbers What level of experience Tony looks for, and his recommendations for how to show a lender you know what you’re doing How to contact Tony with any questions, or to have him evaluate your needs and determine if Hunt Real Estate Capital is a great fit Notes and changes: Hunt Mortgage Group (HMG) is now Hunt Real Estate Capital (HREC) The minimum loan amount is $1 million. Freddie Mac SBL will now go up to $7.5 million, for up to 100 units, up from 75 units Rates: Recorded December 2017

“If you deliver the right message, what will they think as alerts ding away on their cell phone…. Go beyond social selling and think digital selling. Harness all the tools available combined with your own value narrative and Wile. E Coyote determination and cunning.” – Tony Hughes, Combo Prospecting, page 53-54 ProspectingProspecting is a vital part of the sales process as it is essentially getting your foot in the door, but what happens when you are in that first meeting with a potential client? The narrative you present is everything. Joining us this week is the award winning, international key note speaker Tony Hughes, talking with us about his experience in both prospecting and creating the world's leading sales blog on LinkedIn. With over 35 years in business and sales Tony has truly become a master of his craft and with the knowledge he shares, we can take another step on our journey to becoming true sales professionals. Other places to find out more about Tony: https://www.tonyhughes.com.au/ (https://www.tonyhughes.com.au/) https://www.rsvpselling.com/ (https://www.rsvpselling.com/) https://www.linkedin.com/in/hughestony/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/hughestony/) Tony's books: https://www.rsvpselling.com/sales-enablement/ (https://www.rsvpselling.com/sales-enablement/) If you have time to read (and you should always MAKE time for reading) checkout the article on http://More on prospecting: For more information on this topic go to the following blog post and podcast episode: https://salesiqpodcast.com/blog/six-key-prospecting-tips-to-ensure-2019-starts-with-a-bang/  https://salesiqpodcast.com/mark-hunter-prospecting/ (six key prospecting tips) I wrote to make sure you are getting the fundamentals right, then follow up this podcast and listen to a cracking episode featuring http://More on prospecting: For more information on this topic go to the following blog post and podcast episode: https://salesiqpodcast.com/blog/six-key-prospecting-tips-to-ensure-2019-starts-with-a-bang/  https://salesiqpodcast.com/mark-hunter-prospecting/ (Mark Hunter).       Time Stamps:[00:30] – Tony explains how he got into sales [01:57] – The differences between sales in the US and Australia [03:30] – Perceptions of a salesperson [05:40] – How to change that perception [07:20] – The importance of having the right narrative when trying to sell [10:22] – Some elements that helped Tony become successful on LinkedIn [11:20] – Why Tony started blogging [13:50] – Cold calling vs Social selling [14:30] – Luigi proves that people do pick up the phone [15:30] – Tony reinforces the narrative is vital [17:30] – Is Social selling a mechanism to help us prospect? [20:00] – Trigger events [21:45] – The motivation for writing combo prospecting [25:40] – If people aren't making calls how are they going to prospect? [28:45] – The average contact attempts to engage a prospect [33:20] – Who and what have been the biggest influences in Tony's career [33:55] – What to do if someone has a valid reason to say no [39:20] – What Tony would do differently [40:40] – One action you can do immediately to improve your sales ability [42:30] – Tony tells us some places that you can find him  

Everyone feels fear. From the biggest, toughest, most jacked dudes on earth to small children and frail, elderly women, fear is an emotion all humans know well.   If we all feel it, what separates those who take action and do what’s necessary in the face of fear from those who let it cripple them?   The answer can sometimes mean the difference between life and death.   Tony Blauer has dedicated his life to teaching people how to understand and manage their fear even, and especially, in the most stressful, dangerous and violent situations. He is the creator of the Spontaneous Protection Enabling Accelerated Response (S.P.E.A.R.) self-defense system.   Back on Renegade Radio for the 2nd time, in this episode Tony provides an in-depth explanation of the emotion known as fear and teaches you what happens physiologically when you experience it.   Whether it’s so you can defend yourself if necessary, give an amazing presentation, perform well in a job interview or just have the confidence of knowing you’ll take action when faced with it, you must learn to conquer your fear. But before you can defeat it, you need to understand it. To learn how, listen as we discuss:   Why Tony started doing Tai chi with Dr. Mark Cheng [12:23] Is his intensity sometimes misconstrued? [18:25] Would fear stop you from defending yourself? [22:59] Why learning self-defense is as easy has flipping a switch. [31:26] Does he actually teach self-defense, or is it something else? [37:39] Strategies you can implement today to lower the “fear spike” of a violent encounter. [43:14] How he created an algorithm for self-defense by teaching the elderly. [55:42] What happens to your body during an attack? [1:03:27] Tips to mentally prepare for a big meeting, speech or presentation. [1:08:05] Does he ever second guess himself and is he still his own worst critic? [1:16:00] How has he improved and what means more to him now than it did 20 years ago? [1:20:10] His thoughts on man’s search for meaning and creating amazing relationships. [1:26:24] What got him reignited to start writing his book? [1:32:23]   This episode is brought to you by Organifi, an organic, superfood supplement line that makes quality trusted nutrition convenient and accessible. Their Daily Tumeric helps promote a healthy response to inflammation in your body.   Click HERE or go to www.organifi.com/jay to get 20% off your order by using the coupon code “JAY” at checkout.   This episode is brought to you by Caffeine and Kilos.  They make delicious, high caffeine coffee perfect for smashing PR's and awesome apparel that will make you look great in and out of the gym.   Get their delicious coffee and more by going HERE and get 10% off your order as a listener of Renegade Radio.     This episode is also brought to you by Athletic Greens. With 75 ingredients working together to help with 11 different areas of health, Athletic Greens helps detoxify your body, boost your energy, and strengthen your immune system.   Get all your vital nutrition in 30 seconds or less at www.AthleticGreens.com/Jay to claim your Renegade Radio special offer.

In this episode, Stuart welcomes on returning guest Tony Gentilcore. Topics Covered: How his career has changed since he's had his first child. Why he still feels in-person seminars are the best place to move your career forward. What does he think has been key to his career progress. Why taking responsibility with his finances was a huge lesson for him. Why he believes that owning your own studio is not the pinnacle of being a personal trainer. Why Tony thinks working in a commercial gym is a fantastic way to get a strong start in the industry. Why it's so important as a fitness professional that you still have a life outside of fitness. Tony's Website

In this episode, Tony Jones chats about the team he covers, the Utah Jazz. We break down some of the issues that currently exist on both sides of the floor, and why we think the defense is a bit more concerning than the offense right now. Then we move to some weird potential shake-up trades, including why we think the Jazz and Wizards line up really well for a big deal in January if things keep going this same way.  Then, we chat about some of the terrific rookies who have played this season, including Luka Doncic, Jaren Jackson Jr., and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Next, we move to the Lakers, who are quickly figuring some things out. LeBron has been ridiculous, lineups with Lonzo have been working, and why Brandon Ingram's numbers seem a bit deceiving on the surface.  Finally, we chat about some college players. Why Tony is super high on Bol Bol, why Zion Williamson is the favorite to go No. 1, and some of the other guys who are exciting us so far. 

Being a great father is more than simply being present in the home. It’s about being actively engaged in your kid’s lives and taking the time to have meaningful conversations on a regular basis. It’s about ‘daddy talks.’ Tony Sanders, Jr., is a Fatherhood Coach for Legacy: The Fatherhood Initiative and the CEO of Abundant Life Consulting, equipping people to be the best version of themselves by way of programs, resources and coaching in personal and professional development. Tony is also the author of Daddy Talks: Empowering Fathers, Encouraging Children and Equipping Families and the creator of the Daddy Talks platform, where he challenges dads to break the cycle of silence. Tony sits down with Emerald to explain how growing up without his father inspired Daddy Talks. He shares his mission around charging fathers to break the silence and describes how he ‘flipped the script’ on his own childhood to actively engage with his kids. Tony discusses his desire to be a father his children could be proud of, addressing the courage it takes to be transparent. Listen in for Tony’s insight around talking to his kids about racism in America and learn how he leverages small wins as momentum moving forward! What You Will Learn How growing up without a father inspired Daddy Talks The dual purpose of the Tony’s Daddy Talks platform Share conversations with children Charge fathers to break silence How Tony ‘flipped the script’ to actively engage with his kids How Tony’s role as a pastor informed his decision to go global How Tony’s desire to be a great father gave him clarity of purpose Why Tony considers courage a natural part of who he is The relationship between transparency and true connection How Tony approaches conversations with his kids about racism Tony’s insight on raising children to be, give and do their best How celebrating small wins serves as momentum for Tony Connect with Tony Sanders, Jr. Daddy Talks Daddy Talks on Twitter Daddy Talks on Facebook Resources Daddy Talks: Empowering Fathers, Encouraging Children and Equipping Families by Tony Sanders, Jr. Connect with Emerald GreenForest Creative Age Consulting Group Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Tony updates us on his life including his wife’s recent promotion, and take questions and answers from social media regarding all a wide range of topics. • Tony shares updates on his life/family and being self-conscious of his kids being bullied. (1:53) • He talks about celebrating his wife and her recent promotion. Her strong work ethic and the importance of nurses. (10:45) • Getting older, thinking about life, always keep learning and getting rid of tattoos. (15:45) • Tony talks about the importance of nutrition when it comes to brain health. (18:24) • Why the education system is flawed and what kids should be learning about in schools. (21:50) • Why you need to do what you love and the rest will follow. (27:30) • Podcasting training tips that Tony recommends you try now to improve your skill. (29:12) • Why Tony is drinking a glass of red wine each night for brain health. (32:10) • What books are Tony currently reading and the benefits of reading for the brain? (34:30) • Question #1 – Is it too late for a 24 year old guy to be a professional boxer/mma fighter? (39:00) • Question #2 – If you are starting as a new trainer, how do you know what mitt work is best to use for coach or what is right? (40:43) • Question #3 –What personal training certifications do you recommend? (44:33) • Question #4 –How do you train for boxing endurance? (47:42) • Why is it so hard to find people with common sense? (49:10) Related Links/Products Mentioned • EFFECTIVE USE OF LANGUAGE - https://faculty.washington.edu/ezent/el.htm • Tony Jeffries – YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT_8YwHmACxpUootXe7yKjA • Shamrock Social Club Tattoo Artists - http://shamrocksocialclub.com/artists.html • How to Enhance Brain Function with Max Lugavere – Episode 233 - http://jasonferruggia.com/max-lugavere/ • Ep 84: LIFE | Ryan Munsey - Mindset, Success & Business - https://www.boxnlifepodcast.com/podcast • Dry Farm Wines - Natural Wine, Lab Tested for Purity - https://www.dryfarmwines.com/ • Own the Day, Own Your Life: Optimized Practices for Waking, Working, Learning, Eating, Training, Playing, Sleeping, and Sex - Book by Aubrey Marcus - https://www.aubreymarcus.com/pages/own-the-day • Box N’ Burn Academy - https://boxnburnacademy.com/course-dates/ **Coupon code – “Boxnlife18” for $100 off. People Mentioned • Jay Ferruggia (@jayferruggia) • Instagram • Max Lugavere (@maxlugavere) • Instagram • Ryan Munsey (@ryanmunsey_) • Instagram • Joe Rogan (@joerogan) • Instagram • Aubrey Marcus (@aubreymarcus) • Instagram • Mike Tyson (@miketyson) • Instagram • Glenn Holmes (@glennholmesla) • Instagram

What You'll Learn 1. Who is Tony Maier 2. Tonys Rough childhood 3. Check out: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tony-maier-584abb16/ 4. How To Find Your Truth For What You Were Born To do 5. Where Gym Owners Can Capitalize 7. Tony's Transparency 8. Why Tony loves doing Triathlons  9. The Complexities Of The World   If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the podcast. I'd also love it if you could leave me a review. Doing this will help more people discover the show so they to can get more done and get more out of life. If you want to get on a podcast, or receive the cliff notes for this episode: email me at logan@logantylernelson.com

Opening: The Pink Panther (Mancini) Why Tony always gets introduced last We welcome Sir John to Pennnnnnn-sylvania The two token white guys - a review of the Black Panther Harlan was the senior past master. There was much wailing. A kid's first birthday party at our Lodge . . . it was a splash! Harlan's daughter becomes a Scottish Rite icon How to lawyer up a tendered order to "go suck eggs" - repercussions of being a Facebook douche 33 and Beyond - John says "it's good" Our Lodge can't pre-post minutes because Harlan is usually typing them during opening ceremonies Producer Bruce is still in denial about his new domestic situation The Grand Master's Book of Secrets . . . passed down from man to man Is splitting up ritual work a good idea? Our biggest (Lodge) event of the year is this week Closing: Rapper Who Is Very Concerned With Password Security (CollegeHumor) Email us at afterlodge@gmail.com Hang out with us on /r/AfterLodge Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter @AfterLodge Join us on IRC: irc.snoonet.org #freemasonry

This week on the Development Ready podcast, we have Business Development and Technology Manager Tony Hope, of  LJ Hooker Commercial Brisbane. We speak to Tony about his journey into the real estate industry and discuss topics such as: How technology is changing the face of the real estate industry Where and how the industry will be disrupted New technologies being adopted by forward thinking real estate agencies And how the adoption of new technologies is giving the LJ hooker business an edge over some of its competitors plus much more Remember as always to Like and Follow us on Facebook and instagram to see who we have on next week’s episode.   Show notes 01:11 - Introduction 01:53 - Background - who Tony Hope is 03:26 - Why Tony transitioned to real estate 04:04 - What the tech role at LJ Hooker entails 05:07 - Disruption of the commercial sector 10:03 - Tech adapted at LJ Hooker, the edge over their competitors 13:47 - Outdated practises in the industry and how to improve them 15:53 - How his tech background helped him at LJ Hooker 19:14 - Inspiration drawn from tech companies 21:21 - The marketing landscape 23:29 - Where they focus their marketing budget 25:54 - Which tech enables them to find buyers faster 27:22 - Marketing channels, the commercial market in Brisbane 30:13 - Developer & buyer expectations 31:37 - How competitive the market is 32:36 - How they assist developers & investors 34:29 - Plans with the data & tech they’re developing 35:33 - How investors & developers have adopted technology 36:27 - Best advice, life or business, he has been given   Links Tony Hope LJ Hooker Commercial Brisbane Purple Bricks

At just 28 years old, Tony is a professional golfer who plays on the PGA Tour. Tony is a proud father of 4 kids and a devoted husband to his wife Alayna.    Listen to this episode and learn:   How Tony’s golf dream began as a 7-year-old boy How Tony’s father knew nothing about golf but helped Tony become a PGA player Why Tony spent much of his time in his garage The influence Tony’s mother had on his life The life lesson Tony learned from playing golf on his high school team The incredible work of the Tony Finau Foundation and how it honors Tony’s mother The biggest miracle Tony has witnessed in his life The greatest putt of Tony’s life Who Tony looks up to on tour Tony’s favorite part of being a dad

In this episode Tony and Glen break down the biggest fight in combat history! They breakdown if the fight lived up to the hype. How Tony wanted Mayweather to lose based on first encounter. Being emotionally attached to a fight and how having a personality is key to succeeding in this game. The full break down of the fight (round by round), how marketing/social media play huge impact on success of a fighter/fight and what they believe is next for both men." Thank you again for the opportunity and I enjoyed hearing your breakdown of the fight. This was honesty my first boxing card I've watched fully. Show Notes – Mayweather/McGregor Fight Breakdown • Guys break down their thoughts on Mayweather/McGregor fight (2:10) o All depends on who it is and what their background is o Boxing has won at the end of the day o Ultimate test of will and skill o For the fan about the spectacle, for the fighter it is about the money • Why Tony wanted Mayweather to lose (8:10) o Completely dissed Tony when he first met him • Emotionally attached to fight (13:15) o Marketing/build-up • Guys break down rounds (15:06) o Expected Mayweather to come out more explosive o Tony first posted clip of Conor’s uppercut on Floyd - Round 1 o Floyd’s struggled to find range and distance first 3 rounds o Conor inexperienced as a boxer, didn’t know how to pace himself o Floyd’s conditioning is in his body, didn’t affect him o Rounds 8, 9 and 10 Floyd found his range • What’s next for both men? (29:09) o Mayweather is retiring for good o Need to have full package to be great fighter o Conor vs. Malignaggi next? • Canelo/GGG preview – Having a personality key in this game/Social media (33:52) o Need to put yourself out there Related Links/Products Mentioned • Big Brown Breakdown with Brendan Schaub - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/big-brown-breakdown/id1210250626?mt=2 • Glenn Holmes Blog (website) - https://www.glennholmes.net/single-post/2017/08/22/Fight-Week-The-Common-Sense-Argument-For-Floyd • Tony Jeffries (@tony_jeffries) • Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/BYSO8zcFTiq/?hl=en&taken-by=tony_jeffries • Conor McGregor Works On His Boxing Technique At A Los Angeles Gym! (YouTube) - https://youtu.be/kaj4buLC0Ak • VIII Clothing - Home | Facebook (website) - https://www.facebook.com/viiiclothingsunderland/ People Mentioned • Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) · Twitter • Floyd Mayweather (@FloydMayweather) · Twitter • Brendan Schaub (@BrendanSchaub) · Twitter • Ricky Hatton MBE (@HitmanHatton) · Twitter • Andre Berto (@AndreBerto) · Twitter • Gervonta Davis (@Gervontaa) · Twitter • Andre S.O.G. Ward (@andreward) · Twitter • Anthony Joshua (@anthonyfjoshua) · Twitter o Anthony Joshua (@anthony_joshua) • Instagram • Mike Tyson (@MikeTyson) · Twitter • Gennady Golovkin (@GGGBoxing) · Twitter • Canelo Alvarez (@Canelo) · Twitter • Paul Malignaggi (@PaulMalignaggi) · Twitter • Shane Mosley Jr (@shanemosleyjr) • Instagram

Tony and Tina's Wedding This week, it's the stars of Tony & Tina's Wedding: Rory Zacher and Concetta Rose (Tony and Tina). They jump in my Mazda 3 to eat Mexican food from La Pasadita (1140 N. Ashland Ave.) The show is one of a kind, and you can find out more at tonylovestina.com We talk a lot about Tony & Tina's Wedding and plenty of other interesting stuff, including: Concetta's move to Chicago to take on the role of Tina. Rory's ascent to the role of Tony. Why Tony and Tina's Wedding is kinda like jazz. Concetta and Rory's off-stage ballbusting friendship. Show-goers who get a little *too* into the show. Rory's career in the adult film industry. For real. My first question: "What's the casting process like?" That's when I learned what "Go-sees" are. "I'm used to dealing with strong, brassy Italian women." The mom who told Rory at the show, "I wanna take you home and have you wind up in my bed the next morning." Rory's real-life wedding registration, and why the bagel guillotine is a classic. The amount of sweat that accumulates in their wedding clothes. First concerts: Rory is a hair metal fan; Concetta's a boy band enthusiast. Spanx: Pros and cons for guys. The Social Media Message of the Week from Boost Mobile comes from listener Karen

What could happen in your future if you could make your past work for you? It’s an incredible thought, isn’t it? Today’s guest, Tony Grebmeier has lived that story and continues to live it day by day as he seeks to add blessings and benefit to the lives of those he meets. On this episode of Growth to Freedom, Tony shares his powerful story of personal failure, addiction and the road back to wholeness. It’s a story that traverses many highs and lows and ends with a man on fire to bring help to those who are ready to help themselves. This is one of those inspiring stories that could turn someone’s life around, so make sure you not only listen to it yourself, but share it with others as well. Everything I have is a byproduct of me admitting that I need help ~ Tony Grebmeier Tony recognizes that his fast track to the bottom was precipitated by his unwillingness to allow others into his life. The way he says it is that he “spent a lifetime pushing people away.” But once he came to the realization that he needed the help of others and that many people had been placed into his life to BE that help, he began to make the long climb upward. Now he is at a place few entrepreneurs reach: co-founder of an Inc. 500 company (Ship Offers) and fiercely focused on adding value and blessing to the lives of everyone he meets. Tony’s story is an example of what can happen when you begin connecting with people on deep levels and allowing those who care about you to speak truth into your life. Be sure to pass this story along to others. As much as any conversation you’ve heard on Growth to Freedom, this one has the potential to truly change the lives of those who might need it most right now, and you can be an instrument of that change through sharing it. Thanks for caring.   Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn in this show: Dan’s welcome to you and the introduction to today’s show; [0:31] Who is Tony G?; [0:39] What Tony considers to be his greatest superpower; [2:56] The lowest point Tony experienced and what he’s learned from it; [5:23] How an event and the relationships there began a change; [10:00] Why it doesn’t matter where you’ve been but only where you’re going; [13:11] The power of community and support in Tony’s recovery; [14:07] How making amends for things has enabled a rebirth; [16:00] What would happen if you told yourself the truth?; [20:10] Why Tony believes you need to be wise about who you get advice from; [21:30] The benefit of true community and accountability; [23:10] The business success Tony has enjoyed after losing it all; [24:48] The power of newfound commitment and gratitude; [28:00] Tony’s advice to those who want to go it alone; [29:46] The importance of being available to help others; [35:00]   Get in touch with Tony Grebmeier Website: www.TheTonyGShow.com or www.ShipOffers.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tonygrebmeier Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonygrebmeier Google+: https://plus.google.com/103751651894691821569 Instagram: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonygrebmeier Email: info(at)thetonygshow(dot)com   Resources mentioned on this episode: BOOK: Delivering Happiness   ********************* This show brought to you by Done for You Solutions. Outsourcing doesn’t have to be difficult. Whether you’re looking for customer service, optimizing your website, or a virtual assistant to help with reporting, data, or research, Done for You Solutions can help. I’ve used Done for You Solutions for years and they help simplify. Click here to learn more and let the founder Ric Thompson know that you heard about him from our show. Genius Network is the place high level entrepreneurs go for collaboration, contribution, and connections not available anywhere else. Members get strategies for exponential growth and opportunities for deal making, strategic partnerships, joint ventures, and more. Membership is by application only. Click here to learn more. I was one of the original members when Joe started it in 2007 and today I get to help grow the company in my current role. 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Today we talk with Tony Stubblebine. Tony is the CEO and Founder of Coach.me. Tony originally started his company as Lift. It was an app you used to help you make personal changes. But it was failing fast. Lift looked successful to users but was losing money day after day. Tony had a choice to make, close down Lift or make a change. And that change is what Tony and I discuss in today’s show. Here’s what else you’ll discover in this episode: Why he wanted to build tools that helped people to achieve, as he said, “really astounding things.” Tony response when he went to the bank to get a loan and they asked him, “How is it you have so many users but you’re losing money?” How the fear of losing your team when you make changes in the company stops some founders to stop growing. How they made the decision to pivot when the choice was either “shut down or try something new.” How the branding change was the beginning of the difference that made the difference. How Tim Ferriss, one of their advisors, had an idea for a challenge inside Lift started their coaching platform. The importance of a name change and why it was necessary to evolve from no profit to a revenue generating company. How their old name caused a support nightmare. What does it mean to be a ‘founder’ of a company? Why they took 4 years to, “find our legs.” Why Tony brought his investors along to coach.me after the change. The problems facing you don’t always change because the baggage you had before is brought along for the change. Tony’s challenge running a startup with revenue coming in and expenses to support staff. How he faces the challenge to bring on quality new people who aren’t sure this is something they want to risk and commit to. Why he said, “It’s interesting to look back on how much failure effects you physically and emotionally.” How things seem much simpler for Tony now that coach.me is moving more smoothly. How they evolved to creating a business-to-consumer-to-business coaching model now. Why Coach.me is moving into the business coaching market and how they’re making the transition. Why Tony loves to read case studies of successful people. How Jerry Seinfeld accidentally became the productivity hero with his one tip. Why Tony would love to have the opportunity to talk with Oprah. What Tony means when he said, “It’s not about finding the optimal strategy. It’s about finding the optimal packaging that makes it easy to adopt that strategy.” Why he said, “My job is to learn about human potential. What makes humans excel and succeed?” Enjoy the show.

Today’s guest is Tony Woodall. Tony is involved in so many different things, it’s really mind boggling. He’s a man of different talents. He’s an Electronic Content Management Specialist, a blogger, a speaker, a podcaster, and author of “The 9 Steps To Successful Goal Achievement: The How To Guide For Goal Setting Success!” One of Tony's first passions is helping people succeed and improve their careers and lives. He created a training program, “GoalGetting, Don't Just Set'em, Get'em” as a way to share the skills needed to set goals effectively, use techniques to change the negative, limiting beliefs and thoughts in the subconscious mind and turn them into goal-achieving, success-oriented, positive beliefs and thoughts that will allow you to Get The Goals You Set! You’ll enjoy this conversation. Tony’s a great guy! TWEET: The 9 steps to achieving any goal, on this episode of #ChasingDreams with Aimee J What are limiting beliefs and why are they so difficult to overcome? Whether you’ve heard the term “limiting beliefs” or not, they’ve impacted your life to a great degree. To simply define the idea, limiting beliefs are the things you believe that are not true, but you live as if they are. The reason these beliefs are so powerful is because you accept them without question and they dictate what you will do, attempt, or follow through on. They’re incredibly difficult to overcome because you don’t see them. It takes a lot of work to recognize them, identify them, and begun “unprogramming” yourself from that wrong belief. Tony Woodall helps people overcome limiting beliefs all the time and he’s going to unpack the concept of overcoming them, on this episode of Chasing Dreams. TWEET: Your #LimitingBeliefs are showing! Find out how to overcome them on this episode To accomplish your goals you’ve got to be clear on WHAT it is you want to achieve. And by clear, today’s guest means CRYSTAL CLEAR. So clear that you can write it down. Why is writing it down so important? Because if you can’t write it down, you won’t be dedicated to exactly what it is. You won’t be able to know when you’ve accomplished it. You won’t experience the exhilaration and confidence that comes with accomplishing your goal. But you’ve also got to determine some sort of realistic timeframe for achieving it. Notice the word “realistic” in there. You can’t make a goal to become a millionaire and tie it into a one week timeframe. You’ve got to be smart about it, setting a time limit that is both realistic but challenging. Tony Woodall is an expert on this stuff, so be sure you take a listen to his explanation of these vital aspects of goal setting. After you know WHAT you’re going for, you’ve got to determine HOW you’re going to get it. Some people call this an “action plan.” Others consider it to be the steps that make up the goal. No matter what you call it, you’ve got to systematically figure out how you’re going to move toward your goal. Doing this gives you tangible steps you can take, day by day, to move you toward the goal. It’s a great part of what will keep you motivated as you slog through the grind of getting things done. It’s an important aspect of seeing your goal come to fruition right before your eyes as you do things every day to make it happen. Without this vital piece, you’re sure to miss the goal altogether. Find out more on this episode as Aimee J chats with Tony Woodall about his “9 Steps to Successful Goal Achievement.” The motivation piece of every goal: the WHY. You remember the kid in your neighborhood who always asked, “Why?” Then when you told him, he asked, “Why?” again!  You know, that kid was on to something important. Knowing exactly and clearly “why” you are going for the goal you are is the foundational thing that will keep you motivated every day as you do the hard work of overcoming obstacles, beating down roadblocks, and ignoring the negative voices so that you can reach that goal. When you have a clear “why” behind your goal you’re able to revisit it time and time again, as many times as it takes, to keep you motivated and on track. Be sure to hear what Tony Woodall has to say about this vital aspect of goal reaching, on this episode of Chasing Dreams with Aimee J. TWEET: #GoalSetting and goal getting, with Tony Woodall, not his episode of #ChasingDreams OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [0:48] Aimee’s introduction of Tony Woodall, blogger, speaker, author, podcaster. [2:23] Why goals are so important… because dreams of often not defined. [3:23] Why Tony was not “college material.” [5:15] How did Tony get into what he’s doing now? [7:19] Dealing with limiting beliefs is one of the hardest obstacles to overcome. [8:54] Tony’s weekly podcast. [10:20] The “9 steps” Tony has delineated to help people set goals. [13:04] Why most people don’t achieve their New Year’s resolutions. [16:17] Why setting timetables for your goals are vital. [17:00] The importance of determining how you’re going to accomplish your goals. [21:35] Important aspects of defining your “why.” [24:52] The power of working on your dream, no matter what. [27:21] Recapping the 9 steps to reaching your goals. [30:01] The rapid fire game. [32:25] Tony’s recommendation, a quote from Earnest Hemmingway. [35:02] Why you should come back to this episode again and again. TONY’S RECOMMENDATION: “Never mistake motion for action.” ~ Earnest Hemmingway THE RAPID FIRE GAME! - Category: Breakfast Foods Aimee and her guest alternate saying things that fit in the chosen category. They must continue doing so, in rapid fashion, without repeating one, hesitating too long, or giving a wrong answer, until one of them can’t come up with another name. Who’s the winner? RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: The Goal Getting Podcast: http://GoalGettingPodcast.com iTunes: http://GoalGettingPodcast.com/itunes Stitcher: http://GoalGettingPodcast.com/stitcher   Tony’s book: “The 9 Steps To Successful Goal Achievement: The How To Guide For Goal Setting Success!” TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: Specific is terrific - especially when it comes to your #dreams ~ Tony Woodall on this episode TWEET: Follow these 9 steps and you can accomplish any #goal

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