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My guest today is Trevor Bauer, who is arguably the very best pitcher in Major League Baseball. In 2020, he had the lowest Earned Run Average of any pitcher and won the National League Cy Young Award, which goes to the top pitcher in the game. I wanted to interview Trevor not only because he's an excellent pitcher, but because he takes a radical approach to the game. He's a physicist and a scientist. A scholar and an entrepreneur. And you don't find that combination very often. Furthermore, he might be the most polarizing figure in baseball. Some people love him; some people hate him. But every fan has an opinion on him. Off the field, he's the founder of Momentum, athlete-driven media company that uses storytelling to connect athletes and fans. To build it, he started a podcast and a YouTube vlog where he talks about pitching mechanics and what it's like to play professional baseball. Personally, this was one of the coolest episodes I've ever recorded. I grew up as an avid San Francisco Giants fan, and I still remember getting to the field early to get autographs and catch baseballs during batting practice. This interview would have made little 8-year old David proud, and I'm lucky to share it with you today. Please enjoy my conversation with Trevor Bauer. ____________________________ Show Notes 2:18 - How Trevor would change the way baseball is marketed and to whom it should be pitched. 5:45 - Why updating the game for a modern audience would be difficult, despite what Trevor believes would be a successful move. 11:23 - Why there aren't many unique fields like in San Francisco or Boston. 15:10 - How baseball is not being evangelized well by the people who could be doing it most easily. 19:51 - How general scientific literacy can and should be improved through sports. 23:28 - What it takes for Trevor to scientifically design his pitches and then implement them in a game. 31:00 - The business of baseball, and how Trevor has learned to maneuver its quirks and difficulties. 37:13 - If could choose anybody, who else in the sports world and beyond Trevor would want to talk to. 42:15 - How Trevor looks into the future to superpower his game. 48:07 - The dangers of getting too in-depth in analyzing your game, and how it can hurt you. 54:43 - Why you should practice analytically and perform intuitively. 56:13 - What breathing techniques Trevor employs in his game. 58:18 - The different aspects of building a business and how Trevor is handling each element differently. 1:07:30 - Why Trevor's actual goals in his work and his game aren't covered by the media. 1:10:44 - How his father helped Trevor succeed in baseball by giving him the tools he needed to work hard.

Sometimes we go astray, and sometimes God leads us back to the right path. What does that look like? Melinda's trendy style (0:24) God corrects those He loves (1:19) A verse God used to correct Melinda (4:10) How God radically redirected Trevor's career (7:44) The dark time Trevor went through (12:56) Correction can be painful (16:10) Sometimes God just moves bad things out of the way (18:49) How your experiences can help others (21:35) Childhood memories from back-to-school season (24:00) Why Trevor used to run laps around his house in his underwear (26:20) How Melinda reasoned her way out of going to school (29:05) Full-circle: how God spoke to Melinda when she was on the subway (33:19) // You're about to hear two NYC artists discuss how to pursue God, music, and a fulfilling life. This is Stronger Voices. // Stronger Voices on Instagram (@strongervoicespodcast) https://www.instagram.com/strongervoicespodcast/ Melinda May on Instagram (@melindamaymusic)https://www.instagram.com/melindamaym... Melinda May on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/1JXkuENRWeDlyWf8x66zCK Trevor Knight on Instagram (@trevorjknight)https://www.instagram.com/trevorjknight Trevor Knight on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/7srmrxaVBAPFgbewYGgVrd

00:56 – Introducing today’s guest, Trevor Martin 01:37 – Trevor talks about Noms Bake Shop 02:07 – The moment Trevor realized he wanted to be an entrepreneur 04:02 – Other business partners Trevor has worked with 06:21 – The inspiration to start Noms Bake Shop 08:40 – The intriguing story of how Trevor met his wife, Chelsea 12:31 – Why Chelsea left a steady income to work as an entrepreneur 15:19 – Struggles Trevor has faced on his entrepreneurial journey 18:53 – Trevor reflects on his philosophy of constantly building 22:21 – Quality control and production decisions 24:45 – Differing opinions within Trevor’s family 26:19 – Trevor discusses scaling his business 26:41 – Why Trevor’s business is actually two businesses 28:15 – Trevor shares his thoughts on figuring out the logistics of his business 30:06 – The Lionel Richie analogy 34:46 – Trevor speaks to the 35:22 – How Trevor addressed the challenge of working in a business that is seasonal and cyclical 37:35 – Serving the community of common interest 38:42 – Trevor’s thoughts on franchising his business 42:20 – Other options for Trevor’s business, including licensing 45:00 – Trevor speaks to the balance of working with family members 45:40 – Trevor shares with the audience what they can do to increase the dosage 47:18 – Where listeners can connect with Trevor TWEETABLES “Anybody that has started a business knows that your brain doesn’t shut off with ideas and building systems and business development after five pm, right?” (16:20) “All the marketing arm does is say, ‘If you’re gonna give somebody a gift, give ‘em something that doesn’t suck. Give ‘em something that’s consumable. Give ‘em something in a pretty box with your logo on it. And give ‘em the best damn cookies they can eat.” (27:25) “Holiday season is big for us. We do about sixty percent of our revenue in November and December. That’s been a huge battle is trying to figure out, ‘Ok, how do we bring recurring revenue throughout the rest of the year?” (35:03) “I’m very good at separating emotion from logic.” (39:38) “I can build a hundred million dollar company if you give me a hundred years. Anybody can, right? But it’s all about doing it in an efficient amount of time.” (43:08) LINKS MENTIONED Chris’ LinkedIn StartUp Drugz Instagram – @startupdrugz Trevor’s LinkedIn Get Noms Website

Trevor Hall has been in the green industry all of his life. Trevor’s first source of income was cutting the neighbor’s lawn. Later in life, he began a summer job at the University of Calgary grounds and maintenance department, which became a full-time position and was his first real introduction to the creativity around landscape design. This summer job exposed Trevor to all of the aspects of landscape and irrigation design and construction. His interest and curiosity led him to pursue an education in Horticulture through Olds College. Trevor’s thirst for knowledge took him back to the University where he completed his Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Calgary. It was a natural step to take since his love for the outdoors, the development of outdoor spaces, and combine it with a business degree to do what he loved every day. Artemis Landscapes & Design Ltd was born and when she later needed a sister, Trevor purchased Calgary Sprinkler Systems adding underground irrigation and maintenance to their repertoire. A fantastic synergy between the two companies was born. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Trevor started his company, Artemis Landscapes, by combining his horticulture and management degrees into business ownership Why Trevor purchased his second company Calgary Sprinkler Systems, and how both of Trevor’s businesses are rapidly growing How a major car accident a decade ago caused Trevor to lose his short-term memory and had a powerful impact on his business How Trevor discovered the importance of having systems in place for his business to help him get through the period after his accident Trevor shares how his wife and three daughters were the driving force that kept him going and kept him focused on his business What important lessons Trevor learned over the course of his career that he wishes he had learned earlier Why Trevor struggled early on to let go and delegate responsibility, and why trying to do everything himself was hurting his business How Trevor supports his team by allowing them to make their own mistakes and encourages them when things go wrong What key areas Trevor plans to work on in the next five years to take his business to where it wants it to be Additional resources: Website: www.artemislandscapes.com Website: www.calgarysprinklersystems.com

Trevor Mauch is the CEO of Carrot, one of the nation’s fastest growing companies according to Inc Magazine, where they have helped the nations top real estate investors and agents pull in over 3 million online leads in just 5 years… closing thousands of deals… with their software and training. Trevor lives in Roseburg, Oregon with his wife and 3 kids, and is passionate about using business to fuel your passion and to amplify the impact you want to make in the world. Part of the impact he’s passionate about making is helping entrepreneurs unleash that entrepreneurial dream of finally unlocking that FREEDOM, FLEXIBILITY, FINANCES, and IMPACT that you’ve dreamed of but haven’t been able to fully make happen. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why Trevor started his company, Carrot, and decided to move into the online real estate space Why popular lead generation methods lose effectiveness over time, as more and more investors begin using those methods Why you need to be “problem aware” to have effective marketing for your real estate business How to get a copy of the “Preframe Your Prospects” and testimonial templates from Trevor and Carrot Why one negative statement or review has an oversized impact on your business and its reputation Why it’s important to point out your unique strengths and qualities to stand out from the competition Why testimonials can help you overcome the most common objections and concerns sellers may have How Trevor gets excellent testimonials from sellers by asking for feedback Why your website’s URL should reflect your business and the solutions it offers in the best possible way What kinds of websites Carrot specializes in, including owner financing, rent-to-own, land sales, note buying and more Resources: REInvestorSummit.com/CarrotLeads REInvestorSummit.com/preframe REInvestorSummit.com/Live REInvestorSummit.com/Everywhere REInvestorSummit.com/machine REInvestorSummit.com/100 REInvestorSummit.com/pro

Trevor and Caroline Breen are the most glamorous couple in showjumping. But they're not just a pretty face. Trevor has won the Hickstead Derby twice - winning it in 2014 with Adventure de Kannan and again in 2015 with Loughnatousa WB. He has also won the Hickstead Speed Derby, the Eventing Grand Prix and the Queen Elizabeth Cup. It seems fitting that Trevor and Caroline now live just minutes from the Hickstead showground. Caroline is also a successful international showjumper, having trained with Olympic showjumper Tim Stockdale. She also runs Breen Sport Horses, while bringing up their two children Mia and Ollie. In this exclusive interview they talk about: • How they met - and what attracted them to each other • Finally winning the Hickstead Derby • What makes Addy the one-eyed wonder horse so special • Their daily routine and training their horses • Why Caroline swapped gymnastics for horses • Why Trevor nearly didn't become a showjumper And so much more...

Helping people improve their financial literacy and understand the best ways to use their money is a powerful way to help improve people’s lives. Often, the people who most need this kind of advice are those who are least able to afford financial planning services, or who are in demographics that may be ignored by traditional financial planners. Today’s guest is a money coach who feels called to use his considerable skill and knowledge to help others. Trevor Van Nest is a Certified Financial Planner and professional money coach who founded Niagara Region Money Coaches. Trevor has been the recipient of several awards for his unique education-based approach to financial planning, including Professional Services Business of the Year in Newmarket. Trevor was also a Finalist for Outstanding New Business of the Year for the Greater Niagara Region in 2015. Before becoming a money coach, Trevor spent 20 years at American Express – 8 of those years as Vice President of Marketing. In addition to his work and family life, Trevor is an active member of his Rotary Club in St. Catharines and has been involved in board work for several philanthropic organizations. Topics Discussed in This Episode: What Trevor’s firm does and who they serve Why Trevor doesn’t have a target market What made Trevor get into the financial planning field How Trevor structured his business in order to provide value to clients who may not have much money (while still making a profit) How Trevor initially got discovered by clients What the first few meetings look like for Trevor’s clients What happens after clients sign a letter of engagement How Trevor prices his services How Trevor stays organized How Trevor sees the financial planning industry evolving The most exciting thing in Trevor’s business right now Trevor’s advice for listeners Links and Resources: Niagara Region Money Coaches Quotes from Trevor: “I feel better now than I ever have about not having a target market. I think I’m a better money coach because I don’t have a segment that I focus on.” “I’m assessing people all the way through from the first contact until the last so that I can provide the best and most customized advice I can.” “My primary objective with this company is not to make as much money as I can. It is to help people. That really is the reason I’m doing this.” Trevor’s fr

https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/cleanskin Ever consider grabbing an avocado or papaya from your kitchen and smearing it all over your face? How about mixing up some pineapple and green algae to dab on your skin? Or how about this...did you know the first signs of nutritional deficiencies actually show up on the skin? My guest on today's show, Dr. Trevor Cates, just wrote a fantastic book called "". In it, she presents guidelines and recipes to transform your skin from the inside out. She explains the “why” of what’s happening, and how you can remedy problems. She opens by showing how to identify your skin type to reach the root cause of problems. From there you’ll learn how to create nourishing foods to create a clean mind, clear skin, and healthy body. Collagen-boosting bone broths, antioxidant-rich salads, and delicious smoothies are just a few things on the menu. You’ll also be able to whip up all-natural cleansers, toners, exfoliants, and masks... ...and get new skin within two weeks flat. Dr. Cates is a nationally recognized naturopathic doctor. She is also known, as “The Spa Dr.” and was the first woman licensed as a naturopathic doctor in the state of California, appointed by former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to California’s Bureau of Naturopathic Medicine Advisory Council. She has worked with world-renown spas and sees patients in her private practice in Park City, Utah with a focus on graceful aging and glowing skin. She has been featured on The Doctors, Extra, First for Women, Mind Body Green and is host of THE SPA DR. Podcast. Dr. Cates believes the key to healthy skin is inner and outer nourishment with non-toxic ingredients. During our discussion, you'll discover: -Why it was skin issues that first got Ben and his wife to begin eating healthy...[11:50] -Why some of the first signs of nutritional deficiencies can show up in our skin...[16:10] -The five different skin types, and how to figure out which one you are...[19:40] -The two favorite natural ingredients for the skin that Trevor talks about in her book...[25:13] -Why water is not the correct pH for the skin and why you want something more acidic on your skin...[30:20] -How digestive enzymes from things like pineapple can be used to help turn over dead skin cells more quickly...[33:20] -What sea buckthorn does for your skin, where you get it, and why the "omega-7" in it is so important...[41:25] -How to ensure that your bone broth is high in collagen...[44:30] -Why mineral oil is something that should be avoided...[46:30] -The five natural ingredients for your skin that you can get straight from the kitchen...[52:00] -Why Trevor smears papaya all over her face, and an easy recipe with papaya, oats and yogurts that can make your face and skin look amazing...[56:55] -A simple coconut milk grape juice cleanser recipe you make with just three ingredients...[59:40] -And much more... Resources from this episode: - - - - (MARGE FOR THIS AND FOR THE LINK BELOW ,USE OUR AFFILIATE LINKS) -Dr. Trevor Cates full line of skin care products Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Dr. Cates or me? Leave your comments at  and one of us will reply!

Step 1: Validate your assumptions! Startups all over the world make the same mistake; they build a startup based on assumptions, with no data to validate a need. Trevor Owens, Co-Founder of the Lean Startup Machine, and author of The Lean Enterprise takes us through his winning method. His vision: "I want to create more millionaire entrepreneurs; if you really want to start a unicorn, it really helps if you already built a successful company, it really helps even more if you have a few million in your bank." China's start-up scene is energised by top down support and heavy competition. Trevor shares his secret to help startups validate and pivot to beat the competition. The focus is on building a company which impacts your consumers life; the money is a by product, not the goal. Listen in for the lean startup method from the master himself. Show Notes: Jump ahead to topics 2:00 Trevor Owens Intro 7:00 Invalidating ideas using the Lean Startup Method 14:00 Why Trevor has brought LSM to China and why it works so well in China 18:15 China is the only real Silicon Valley Competition 24:00 Lightning round question - How to do the method now 26:50 contact Trevor Owen direct!

Trevor and Juliana Fenner have successfully made over $500,000 in revenue from their e-commerce business. In this episode, they’ll share their lessons learned from the beginning when they dumpster dove for products to sell online. We also talk about the value in attending the Rich Dad Poor Dad seminar, good debt vs. bad debt and how they quit their jobs and collected unemployment. They’ll share their experience with getting kicked off Amazon, Shopify vs. Woo commerce, why they didn’t sell their website through Empire Flippers and if owning a brick and mortar store is worth the effort. They’ll discuss how Anton's Dropship Lifestyle Course saved their business and allowed them to make their first sale in 30 days. If you are curious about moving to Chiang Mai, Trevor and Juliana share some of their favorite things about this paradise towards the end of the episode. Trevor Fenner: http://trevorjfenner.com/ https://www.instagram.com/trevorjfenner/   Juliana Fenner: http://vegangoddessjuliana.com https://www.instagram.com/vegangoddessjuliana/   Relevant links: Dropship Lifestyle Course: AntonMethod.com Dropshipping Store Start Up Cost: http://www.johnnyfd.com/2015/01/dropshipping-store-start-costs-how-much.html I Sold My Drop Shipping Store for $60,000: http://www.johnnyfd.com/2016/05/i-sold-my-drop-shipping-store-for-60000.html   Recommended Books: Robert T. Kiyosaki - dropshiplab.com/richdadpoordad   Time Stamp - Topic:   01:20 - Starting a skateboard brand 03:50 - Finding Dropship Lifestyle 04:30 - Working weekends for the rest of your life 05:55 - Making $50,000 in sales 08:10 - Rich Dad Poor Dad seminar 09:00 - Four quadrants of investing 13:40 - Good debt vs. bad debt 15:40 - How Trevor started dropshipping 17:40 - Dumpster diving for cash 21:20 - How Trevor and Julian quit her job 28:00 - How did Trevor and Julian meet? 30:20 - Living with Julian’s 12-year-old sister 34:20 - Peaking sales at $500K 36:00 - Opening up a brick and mortar 42:00 - Failing on Shopify 43:00 - Being removed from Amazon 41:50 - 301 Redirect 46:30 - Shopify vs. Woocommerce 50:00 - How to sell a website with Empire Flippers 54:50 - How Antons Dropship course helped our business 56:30 - Making the first sale in 30 days 58:30 - Should you ever sell your dropship site? 59:25 - Why Trevor joined Johnny FD’s Dropshipping Internship 1:02:50 - The best things about Chiang Mai Thailand   Enjoy this episode? Share it with friends!    

**Summary:** In Episode #170 Ari chats with [Trevor Shirk](http://www.uncommonhuman.com/), an engineer, Captain in the United States Army and a member of the US Army Rangers. During their conversation, Ari and Trevor talk American Dream University, the US Army's Ranger School and the key drivers for human excellence. **Sponsored By:** - [FollowUp.CC](https://followup.cc/) – For years, FollowUp.CC has been Ari's #1 recommended productivity tool. Now the Less Doing Nation has the opportunity to **_try FollowUp.CC for a FULL YEAR – that's right, 12 whole months – for ½ price!_** To receive your 50% discount, use the coupon code “LessDoing” when you register. **Special Announcements:** ## Fuel the Fire Come watch Ari light-up the Drake Hotel in Chicago on Wednesday, August 5th as he delivers a rousing keynote speech for IPPA Business Excellence Conference: _Fuel the Fire_. This will be a great opportunity to watch Ari translate the lessons of Less Doing into terms business leaders can take to the bank. ## [Rockefeller Roundtable](http://helmsociety.com/ari-meisel-ceo-roundtable-nc/) Come watch Ari regale a roundtable of avid [Helm Society](http://helmsociety.com/) listeners with the lessons of Less Doing on September 9th from 10AM to 2PM in New York City. ## [Freeing Finland](http://www.biohackersummit.com) Come watch Ari and a collection of other well-renowned biohackers free the people of Finland from their bodily limitations at the 2015 Biohacker Summit being held in Helsinki, Finland from September 23rd through September 24th. Those interested in attending can [buy tickets here](http://biohackersummit.com/#pl_areauf9k2sm). ## Subscribe to the Podcast or [Leave Us a Review!](https://geo.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ari-meisel-less-doing/id605938952?mt=2&uo=6) Hey Less Doing Podcast Listeners, we want to hear from YOU! Visit us on iTunes and leave a review or subscribe to the podcast if you're not already a dedicated follower. **Time Stamped Show Notes:** - 11:12 – Introduction of [Trevor Shirk of the US Army](http://www.uncommonhuman.com/) - 11:39 – Why Trevor joined the military - 13:00 – Trevor's focus in Afghanistan was IED clearance - 14:10 – Trevor is a Ranger-qualified engineering officer - 14:50 – The experience of Ranger School - 15:20 – Ranger School teaches men and women how to perform optimally in the worst of circumstances - 16:23 – The Best Ranger Competition - 16:55 – Essentially a 60-hour, non-stop event - 19:00 – Defining what the Rangers are known for - 20:10 – The Lean Transformation - 22:05 – Trevor developed a 2-week sprint framework for transforming his life, focused on 6-7 activities - 23:14 – Focus on positive, residual benefits for the future - 24:00 – Trevor did a Lean Transformation for his marriage and personal finance as well - 25:30 – We focus on 30-day, six-month programs…but the timeframes are far too long—two weeks is the sweet spot - 27:15 – There is no one-size-fits-all solution - 27:40 – American Dream University - 31:49 – Speaking to soldiers at Fort Benning was one of the highlights of Ari's life - 32:25 – Vets are good at what they do but they don't know what's possible with their skills in civilian life - 32:55 – Trevor's _Top 3 Tips to be More Effective_: - 33:05 – Find your true purpose, the thing that makes you tick - 33:36 – To be effective, you need to be a leader - 34:36 – You need to grow—practice a growth mindset **7 Key Points:** 1. When it comes to fitness, we focus too much on strength and weight gain—more often than not this leads us past our optimal performing weight/strength level. 2. Keep your mind set on the positive, residual benefits of whatever activity you're doing. 3. There is no one-size-fits-all solution to any problem—you need to create your own, custom solution. 4. Get clear on your priorities. 5. Ranger School teaches men and women how to perform optimally in the worst of circ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lessdoing/message