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1. The Only Way OVER-CONFIDENCE Can Hurt You 2. Why DEVELOPMENT is Better Than MASTERY 3. How COMPETITION Guards Against SELF DELUSION 4. Why You Want to Base Your Self Esteem on Your DEVELOPMENT, Not Your STATUS 5. Why You Should Never VISUALIZE ANYTHING NEGATIVE 6. Why the ECOSYSTEM is The MISSION Also mentioned: Phil … Continue reading Episode #95 – SIX HACKS for Your PEAK PERFORMANCE in BJJ and Life →

1. How NOT to Practice Drop Knee Tai Otoshi 2. Why You Want to Work on What You’re BAD at 3. Why DEVELOPING YOURSELF Should Be Your Ultimate Goal 4. Why Your Academy is Your Ecosystem 5. How Joseph Campbell’s HERO’S JOURNEY Can Help You Overcome Performance Anxiety 6. Why You Need to Breathe Thru … Continue reading Episode #95 – Six Secrets of Navy Seal Toughness for BJJ and Life →

1. John Explains Why Social Media is SATAN 2. All Social Media Posts Are VIRTUE SIGNALLING 3. PSEUDO ESTEEM vs. REAL ESTEEM 4. How GURUS Get Fame 5. John Tries to NOT FEAR LOSING STATUS 6. Why You Want to Focus on Your DEVELOPMENT 7. Why in BJJ You Should Escape INSIDE OUT 8. Why … Continue reading Episode #91 – How to Spot a PHONY GURU in BJJ and Life →

www.RawDogFoodandCo.com - Your Pet's Health is Our Business - Friends Don't Let Friends Feed Kibble We ship the raw! One Stop Shopping - Best Balanced Blends, Air Dried Treats, Homeopathic Supplements, Expert Health Team and Wholesale Prices for Pure Raw Dog Food! Listen each week as the experts in pet health DeDe Murcer Moffett, CEO of Raw Dog Food and Company, Dr. Judy Jasek, DVM and Top Pet Nutritionist Nealy Piazza answer your questions about raw feeding, vaccinations, antibiotics, flea and tick and so much more. On today's episode: 1. Why You Want to Wean Your Pets off Apoquel Now 2. How to wean your pets off Apoquel Safely 3. What you want to know about Vaccines for Humans and Pets Before You Agree to Any Vaccine   NOTE: Antibiotics are only recommended when a bacterial infection is present. Please have a verifiable test performed before agreeing to give a round of Antibiotics. Do Not Subject your pet to the "Just In Case Treatment" Antibiotics are not harmless to your pets gut and immune system. www.RawDogFoodandCo.com

Jonathan Pritchard.  Jonathan is the Founder of Hellstrom Group; international consulting agency. Author of "Think Like A Mind Reader." And a Fortune 500 Mentalist.Inside This Episode:What is Mentalism and Why You Want to Think Like OneUnderstanding Human Wiring Opens Us Up to Better Marketing and SalesWhy We Never Experience “Reality”The Reason Our Brains Use Mental ShortcutsHow Micro-Predictions Frame Our ExperienceHow the Brain Manages Its Bandwidth and Focuses Its ResourcesA Live Demo of the Limitation of Our Mental WiringHow Our Values and Beliefs Determine Our ExperienceThe Dual Meaning of “I can’t imagine…”The Importance of Communicating in the Language of The Person You’re Communicating WithHow to Get “Admin Privileges” of a Person’s Human SoftwareWhy You Don’t Want to Compete on PriceThe Power of Preparation in NegotiationDeveloping Your Ability to Walk Away in a NegotiationThe Power of Time CompressionThe Value of Staying Present During Dynamic ExperiencesSetting the Agenda at the Beginning to Avoid Gotchas at the EndCreating Win-Win NegotiationsWhy Decisions Should Be Made Ahead of TimeHow Structure Actually Creates FlexibilityThe Importance of Getting Out of the Box You’re Stuck InWhy You can Never Relate to Anything outside of Its ContextWhy You’re Always Stuck In A Box, Even When You Climb Out of OneGetting Beyond False Dichotomy LivingThe Answer to The Existential Nature of Our Reality!! Links:Website: www.mindreaderuniversity.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanpritchard/Twitter: @the_pritchardBooks: Think Like A Mind Reader  

It’s September, and at least when I was a kid, this was back to school month. Now, if you could do it all over again, what would you want to learn that they never taught you in school? Me, I would have liked a way to know what other people believed to be true, so I could persuade them starting with what was true for them. And, I would have liked some skills for making good decisions. Learning these things in school would have been especially valuable for me as a copywriter and as an entrepreneur. What about you? Well, along comes Napoleon Hill with a new book, out just last year. Napoleon Hill, the author of the classic Think and Grow Rich, is no longer with us, of course. He died 49 years ago. But the Napoleon Hill Foundation released a new book of his, “Success Habits,” last year. And just in time for the new school year, we have just the perfect material for this podcast. So the question that was never answered in school for me, is: How do I better understand what other people believe… and how do I make better decisions for myself? The answer is: Accurate thinking. Now here’s the most important reason you, as a copywriter, want to develop your accurate thinking skills: You’ll know a lot more about how to take a prospect from where they are to where you want them to be. And that means, more sales. But there’s more. A lot more. Like this: Copy is powerful. You’re responsible for how you use what you hear on this podcast. Most of the time, common sense is all you need. But if you make extreme claims... and/or if you’re writing copy for offers in highly regulated industries like health, finance, and business opportunity... you may want to get a legal review after you write and before you start using your copy. My larger clients do this all the time. Looking ahead So today we’re going to talk about what accurate thinking is, and how to get better at it. I want you to realize that accurate thinking isn’t about always being right and winning every argument. It’s also not about stripping emotion from your life. Those would not be helpful to a copywriter or a business owner. Accurate thinking is about knowing the difference between fact and opinion, and being able to figure things out better in a way that serves you and your clients and customers. It’s about being able to write copy that’s compliant, which is rapidly becoming a necessity if you want to do business online. And it’s about being clear-headed rather than uncertain and confused. What is accurate thinking? In a nutshell, accurate thinking is about getting from point A to point B, first in your mind, in the most efficient and most powerful way. It involves a set of skills that we’ll go over today. It’s very real-world. I know a number of top copywriters — people responsible for hundreds of millions of sales with their copy and the copywriters they honcho — who I would absolutely call accurate thinkers. Now, nobody would ever mistake any of these copywriters for Mr. Spock on Star Trek. That’s not what accurate thinking is all about. But I’ve had spirited discussions in person with each of them. And I’ve seen them solve problems in a systematic, intelligent way. I admire each of them quite a lot. And if we were to look at their own track records, you can’t argue with success. I am certain that their ability to think accurately has a lot to do with their success. Why this is important, and how you can use what you hear today Now, in typical Napoleon Hill style, the writing in this book is not dry, academic, or abstract. If you ever took a class in logic or critical thinking, you might recognize some of the things we’re going to talk about. But this is a world apart from the programmed boredom of high school and college. Remember: The way we think pretty much determines the actions we take, and therefore, the course of our lives. So you can “think positive” all you want. But if you’re not thinking accurately as well, you’re going to propel yourself down the wrong road and positively end up at a different destination than the one you had hoped for. Look at accurate thinking like cooking or playing golf. You can’t master the whole activity from what you hear in one podcast. After all, the book is called “Success Habits,” and habits take a while to develop. You create habits through repetition and intention. Accurate thinking is a habit worth developing, because it will help you with your goal-setting, your decisions, your communications, and, for this podcast, most important, the quality and effectiveness of your copy. What Napoleon Hill said about Accurate Thinking According to Napoleon Hill, there are three parts to accurate thinking: 1) Inductive reasoning - starting out with an idea that may not even exist in reality, and developing it to a conclusion 2) Deductive thinking - starting out with a fact you know to be true, or believe to be true, and developing it to a conclusion 3) Logic - looking at a current situation or problem, and comparing it to something similar you’ve experienced in the past. Of all of these, the third one is probably the most valuable. You can use it in a number of ways. First, to see if something makes sense. If someone tells you they have a new car engine that uses gasoline and gets 250 miles to the gallon, logic alone will tell you that’s not very likely. You would be skeptical. Anyone would, who knows anything about cars. Why? Because your previous experience tells you that cars that run on gas, or petrol, get up to 30 miles per gallon, and some hybrid cars get upwards of 130 miles per gallon. So a car that would get nearly twice that on gas alone doesn’t seem logical, on the face of it. You would need to use your deductive reasoning to ask questions and determine if what the person was saying, makes sense. How this plays out as a copywriter and business owner As a copywriter, you need to reverse-engineer the process. When you have a claim you’re making in your copy, you want to put yourself in your prospect’s shoes, looking at their thinking as the same way yours would be with the mileage on the engine. As you get better at accurate thinking, you can predict what kind of analogies you can use that will track with your customers’ own experience, and what kind of thought process they would need to go through to believe you and want to buy your product. What Napoleon Hill Said About How to Think Accurately He said there are two steps you need to take to be an accurate thinker: First, learn how to separate fact from fiction Second, take the facts and divide them: Into important facts, and unimportant facts So, what’s an important fact? Napoleon Hill says it’s any fact you can use to achieve your goal… or… any fact you can use to fulfill a desire that leads to your goal. This is so good. You see people make a mistake with this all the time when they’re looking at statistics. There are maybe 50 or 100 numbers you can look at with the performance of an online campaign, but maybe only 5 or 6 that are going to make a difference. For example, open rates usually don’t matter. If you have a huge open rate and a non-existent clickthrough rate, then what difference does the open rate make? But if you have a low open rate and a high enough clickthrough rate to make the campaign very, very profitable… again, what difference does the open rate make? It’s an unimportant fact. Knowing the difference between important facts and unimportant facts will save you a lot of time and frustration, and help you get more of what you want, more often. How to test facts Suppose someone says something to you. How can you evaluate how accurate what that person said, is? Here are three of Napoleon Hill’s best questions on the subject: 1. Is that person a recognized authority on the subject? 2. Does the person have a profit-motive that could cause them to give you inaccurate information for their benefit? 3. What is the person’s reputation for being honest? Here’s Why You Want to Get Better at Accurate Thinking As Napoleon Hill said, “The only thing you have complete control over is the power of thought. “Don’t give that up to anyone else.” And the only way to have maximum control over your thoughts is to get better and better at accurate thinking. You can find out more in the book “Success Habits” by Napoleon Hill. Get the Book Here Download.

It’s September, and at least when I was a kid, this was back to school month. Now, if you could do it all over again, what would you want to learn that they never taught you in school? Me, I would have liked a way to know what other people believed to be true, so I could persuade them starting with what was true for them. And, I would have liked some skills for making good decisions. Learning these things in school would have been especially valuable for me as a copywriter and as an entrepreneur. What about you? Well, along comes Napoleon Hill with a new book, out just last year. Napoleon Hill, the author of the classic Think and Grow Rich, is no longer with us, of course. He died 49 years ago. But the Napoleon Hill Foundation released a new book of his, “Success Habits,” last year. And just in time for the new school year, we have just the perfect material for this podcast. So the question that was never answered in school for me, is: How do I better understand what other people believe… and how do I make better decisions for myself? The answer is: Accurate thinking. Now here’s the most important reason you, as a copywriter, want to develop your accurate thinking skills: You’ll know a lot more about how to take a prospect from where they are to where you want them to be. And that means, more sales. But there’s more. A lot more. Like this: Copy is powerful. You’re responsible for how you use what you hear on this podcast. Most of the time, common sense is all you need. But if you make extreme claims... and/or if you’re writing copy for offers in highly regulated industries like health, finance, and business opportunity... you may want to get a legal review after you write and before you start using your copy. My larger clients do this all the time. Looking ahead So today we’re going to talk about what accurate thinking is, and how to get better at it. I want you to realize that accurate thinking isn’t about always being right and winning every argument. It’s also not about stripping emotion from your life. Those would not be helpful to a copywriter or a business owner. Accurate thinking is about knowing the difference between fact and opinion, and being able to figure things out better in a way that serves you and your clients and customers. It’s about being able to write copy that’s compliant, which is rapidly becoming a necessity if you want to do business online. And it’s about being clear-headed rather than uncertain and confused. What is accurate thinking? In a nutshell, accurate thinking is about getting from point A to point B, first in your mind, in the most efficient and most powerful way. It involves a set of skills that we’ll go over today. It’s very real-world. I know a number of top copywriters — people responsible for hundreds of millions of sales with their copy and the copywriters they honcho — who I would absolutely call accurate thinkers. Now, nobody would ever mistake any of these copywriters for Mr. Spock on Star Trek. That’s not what accurate thinking is all about. But I’ve had spirited discussions in person with each of them. And I’ve seen them solve problems in a systematic, intelligent way. I admire each of them quite a lot. And if we were to look at their own track records, you can’t argue with success. I am certain that their ability to think accurately has a lot to do with their success. Why this is important, and how you can use what you hear today Now, in typical Napoleon Hill style, the writing in this book is not dry, academic, or abstract. If you ever took a class in logic or critical thinking, you might recognize some of the things we’re going to talk about. But this is a world apart from the programmed boredom of high school and college. Remember: The way we think pretty much determines the actions we take, and therefore, the course of our lives. So you can “think positive” all you want. But if you’re not thinking accurately as well, you’re going to propel yourself down the wrong road and positively end up at a different destination than the one you had hoped for. Look at accurate thinking like cooking or playing golf. You can’t master the whole activity from what you hear in one podcast. After all, the book is called “Success Habits,” and habits take a while to develop. You create habits through repetition and intention. Accurate thinking is a habit worth developing, because it will help you with your goal-setting, your decisions, your communications, and, for this podcast, most important, the quality and effectiveness of your copy. What Napoleon Hill said about Accurate Thinking According to Napoleon Hill, there are three parts to accurate thinking: 1) Inductive reasoning - starting out with an idea that may not even exist in reality, and developing it to a conclusion 2) Deductive thinking - starting out with a fact you know to be true, or believe to be true, and developing it to a conclusion 3) Logic - looking at a current situation or problem, and comparing it to something similar you’ve experienced in the past. Of all of these, the third one is probably the most valuable. You can use it in a number of ways. First, to see if something makes sense. If someone tells you they have a new car engine that uses gasoline and gets 250 miles to the gallon, logic alone will tell you that’s not very likely. You would be skeptical. Anyone would, who knows anything about cars. Why? Because your previous experience tells you that cars that run on gas, or petrol, get up to 30 miles per gallon, and some hybrid cars get upwards of 130 miles per gallon. So a car that would get nearly twice that on gas alone doesn’t seem logical, on the face of it. You would need to use your deductive reasoning to ask questions and determine if what the person was saying, makes sense. How this plays out as a copywriter and business owner As a copywriter, you need to reverse-engineer the process. When you have a claim you’re making in your copy, you want to put yourself in your prospect’s shoes, looking at their thinking as the same way yours would be with the mileage on the engine. As you get better at accurate thinking, you can predict what kind of analogies you can use that will track with your customers’ own experience, and what kind of thought process they would need to go through to believe you and want to buy your product. What Napoleon Hill Said About How to Think Accurately He said there are two steps you need to take to be an accurate thinker: First, learn how to separate fact from fiction Second, take the facts and divide them: Into important facts, and unimportant facts So, what’s an important fact? Napoleon Hill says it’s any fact you can use to achieve your goal… or… any fact you can use to fulfill a desire that leads to your goal. This is so good. You see people make a mistake with this all the time when they’re looking at statistics. There are maybe 50 or 100 numbers you can look at with the performance of an online campaign, but maybe only 5 or 6 that are going to make a difference. For example, open rates usually don’t matter. If you have a huge open rate and a non-existent clickthrough rate, then what difference does the open rate make? But if you have a low open rate and a high enough clickthrough rate to make the campaign very, very profitable… again, what difference does the open rate make? It’s an unimportant fact. Knowing the difference between important facts and unimportant facts will save you a lot of time and frustration, and help you get more of what you want, more often. How to test facts Suppose someone says something to you. How can you evaluate how accurate what that person said, is? Here are three of Napoleon Hill’s best questions on the subject: 1. Is that person a recognized authority on the subject? 2. Does the person have a profit-motive that could cause them to give you inaccurate information for their benefit? 3. What is the person’s reputation for being honest? Here’s Why You Want to Get Better at Accurate Thinking As Napoleon Hill said, “The only thing you have complete control over is the power of thought. “Don’t give that up to anyone else.” And the only way to have maximum control over your thoughts is to get better and better at accurate thinking. You can find out more in the book “Success Habits” by Napoleon Hill. Get the Book Here Download.

Hi there folks! Creatives Meet Business is an event and podcast series based out of Austin, Texas for artists, creatives, freelancers, and solopreneurs to learn the ropes of entrepreneurship. This episode features AprilJo Murphy, Editor at Greenleaf Book Group, who joined us in April during our roundtable event on Telling Your Brand Story. She shares all about the difference between Voice and Tone, how to create a Brand Voice and the emotional intelligence behind Tone. Without further ado, let's hop in and hear what AprilJo has to say! Notes: 0:00 to 1:46 - Ashland Opening Remarks and Intro of AprilJo Murphy 1:47 to 5:32 - Introduction of Self and Topic Establish a voice and think about how your tone can modulate Voice and tone are separate, tone falls under the umbrella of voice Voice is all of the communication you have with all the people inside and outside of your company (email, memo, blog, tweet, logo - it's visual and textual) Even if you are a one-person company, your brand voice is not your personal voice. It will make your brand voice more effective if you think about it as a separate entity Think about brand voice as something you can step in and out of You can create brand guidelines for others to share the voice of your company 5:33 to 11:40 - Why You Want to Separate Your Brand Voice from Your Personal Voice and How to Find Your Brand Voice It will focus your efforts and allow for you to have quality control It will become a recruiting tool for you Notice patterns you use in communications/content as part of your brand voice Analyze communication that was successful so you can emulate it again Think about the brand voice you want to have Identify three or four characteristics (adjectives) of your company (i.e. we are friendly, authentic, humanitarian) What do these mean to you and your client in your particular situation Handout 1 (attached below) Overview and Discussion Conversational as a buzzword with an example Human touch in example is what she means for tone 11:41 to 19:42 - Tone Defined Think about emotional intelligence Your voice is always consistent, but how you talk to someone in a specific situation is your tone and that will modulate Because it modulates, it sounds human Can be the words you choose, the metaphors you use Comes across in design elements, examples are: Don't F it Up The Best Team Wins The Business of You Tone is where the emotional atmosphere of a situation lives, you can shape how people interact with you Second and Third Handouts Discussed (Attached below) How do you take a negative interaction and help it work for your company overall 19:43 to 21:38 - Ashland Closing Remarks Like this podcast? Great! A rating and review are so helpful! Stay in touch, email us (ashland@cmbatx.com) or connect with us on social (@createmeetbiz on Instagram and Twitter // Creatives Meet Business on Facebook).  Big thanks to Jamal Knox (audio engineer) and Chris James (composer)! If you like what you hear, share the podcast with your friends, and rate and review. To stay in the loop - follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or subscribe to the newsletter. More on Telling Your Brand Story to come, so stay tuned! Thanks! Ashland, Creatives Meet Business    

This is the second part of our first Q & A Episode where we answer questions asked by our readers and listeners about their Short Term Rentals. We’ll be covering The New Airbnb PLUS, Lease Addendums & Corporate Leases (vs Residential Leases), Investing is Scary, Planning is Crucial for Success, Which Properties Work Best Inside Your Roth IRA, Paying No Taxes. Legally and Why You Want to Use Entities to Invest so You Own Nothing. Enjoy the answers to these questions and more. Plus, go to our website and download Free tools to help you start and run your successful STR Business. Go to https://www.ShortTermRentalRevenue.com .Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/STRRevenuePodcast)

If you can’t be disciplined in the little things, you’re never going to be disciplined in the bigger things. Esther Spina shows us that getting caught up in management mode often leads to stunt growth. Also, what not to do when you’re feeling negative. Who is Esther Spina? This is the 3rd time Esther Spina has been featured on MLM Nation. She first appeared on Episode 58 and then on Episode 186. She’s been a 7 figure earner and a top leader at her network marketing company. Esther Spina is also the Ambitious Woman and is dedicated to teaching other women how to become ambitious themselves. Esther began to recognize the need for women to partner together and train up one another in order to be successful. She put that idea into action by creating the Ambitious Women network and is now an author, speaker, and mentor to women in the network marketing and direct sales profession. Esther held the first Ambitious Women Conference in 2008 and it has blossomed into a must attend event. Esther also has written 2 books, the Amazon best seller “The Ambitious Women: What it Takes and Why You Want to Be One” and “The Everything Guide to Network Marketing: a Step-By-Step Plan for Network Marketing Success” Favorite Quote “Successful people do what unsuccessful people will not do” Must Read Book The Ambitious Woman by Esther Spina The Everything Guide To Network Marketing by Esther Spina Beach Money by Jordan Adler Better Than Beach Money by Jordan Adler The Four Year Career by Richard Bliss Brooke The Four Year Career for Women by Kimmy Brooke Recommended Online App Water Drink Reminder App Recommended Resources Mentioned On Show Ambitious Women Conference Contact Info estherspina.com Facebook What Did You Learn? Thanks for joining me on the show. So what did you learn? If you enjoyed this episode please share it on social media and send it to someone that needs extra motivation in their MLM business. Do you have any thoughts or comments? Please take 60 seconds to leave an HONEST review for the MLM Nation Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely important for me to make this show better. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes so that you get updates and new episodes downloaded to your phone automatically. Subscribe to our show  iTunes | Stitcher | Spotify | TuneIn | RSS

If you can’t be disciplined in the little things, you’re never going to be disciplined in the bigger things. Esther Spina shows us that getting caught up in management mode often leads to stunt growth. Also, what not to do when you’re feeling negative. Who is Esther Spina? This is the 3rd time Esther Spina has been featured on MLM Nation. She first appeared on Episode 58 and then on Episode 186. She’s been a 7 figure earner and a top leader at her network marketing company. Esther Spina is also the Ambitious Woman and is dedicated to teaching other women how to become ambitious themselves. Esther began to recognize the need for women to partner together and train up one another in order to be successful. She put that idea into action by creating the Ambitious Women network and is now an author, speaker, and mentor to women in the network marketing and direct sales profession. Esther held the first Ambitious Women Conference in 2008 and it has blossomed into a must attend event. Esther also has written 2 books, the Amazon best seller “The Ambitious Women: What it Takes and Why You Want to Be One” and “The Everything Guide to Network Marketing: a Step-By-Step Plan for Network Marketing Success” Favorite Quote “Successful people do what unsuccessful people will not do” Must Read Book The Ambitious Woman by Esther Spina The Everything Guide To Network Marketing by Esther Spina Beach Money by Jordan Adler Better Than Beach Money by Jordan Adler The Four Year Career by Richard Bliss Brooke The Four Year Career for Women by Kimmy Brooke Recommended Online App Water Drink Reminder App Recommended Resources Mentioned On Show Ambitious Women Conference Contact Info estherspina.com Facebook What Did You Learn? Thanks for joining me on the show. So what did you learn? If you enjoyed this episode please share it on social media and send it to someone that needs extra motivation in their MLM business. Do you have any thoughts or comments? Please take 60 seconds to leave an HONEST review for the MLM Nation Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely important for me to make this show better. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes so that you get updates and new episodes downloaded to your phone automatically. Subscribe to our show  iTunes | Stitcher | Spotify | TuneIn | RSS

Why You Want to Be Self-Employed Myths about Having a Job Power Episode#400 - There is nothing wrong with working on a job, if you have the peace of mind and quality life that you dream of, but there are a few myths about a job you might want to hear.  On Designing Your Life Today, Pat Council shares some of the reasons why you want to be self-employed.  If you have ever needed reasons to start you own business, today's show is for you.  As you listen to these myths about having a job, open your mind to the possibilities of building the business you have always dreamed of. If you already own a business, today's show will give you some reminders as to why you want to build strong.  Listening to today's show will  get you inspired all over again and remind you why you started your own business. The myths shared on today's show is a real eye-opener for those who want more insight about starting a business and for those who already have a business. Remember, to participate in "The Magnificent You" Challenge and get the confidence boost needed to step out on your own or take your business to the next level. Mentioned on Show: The Magnificent You Challenge.  Click Here. 

The family courthouse is different than any other kind of law: in a word, it’s a gamble. Beyond the financial expense, it is impossible to assess the risk before you are past the point of no return. No matter the facts of your case, the given is precious little time in front of the judge... The post Episode 4: Why You Want to Stay Out of Divorce Court appeared first on Dallas Divorce Talk with Calabrese Budner.

Though the Dwight Twilley Band only had one hit (Twilley had another on his own), Twilley and partner Phil Seymour created an enduring and highly memorable brand of power pop that blended Beatlesque pop and Sun rockabilly “slapback” echo. Only a fraction of the band's early output was made available at the time, but these records are highly revered by power pop aficionados. According to the legend, Dwight Twilley met Phil Seymour in 1967 at a theater where they had gone to see the Beatles' “A Hard Day's Night.” After the film they immediately went to Twilley's house to start writing and recording. The two continued the partnership over the next several years, calling themselves Oister and recruiting another part-time member, Bill Pitcock IV, on lead guitar. After developing their sound in their homemade studio, “the Shop,” they decided to take a stab at professional recording and headed out to Nashville, though they ended up stopping first at the legendary Sun Studios. Jerry Phillips (Sam's son) was impressed enough to team them up with former Sun artist Ray Harris, who introduced them to “the Sun sound,” roughing up their Beatles-obsessed style a bit and creating a unique and endearing sound. The two signed to Shelter Records in 1974. Their first single, “I'm on Fire,” became a national hit in 1975, peaking at number 16, with relatively no promotion. During an appearance on American Bandstand, the band previewed what was to be the follow-up single, “Shark,” an equally infectious, hit-worthy rocker. The success of the film “Jaws” caused the label to reject the single, however, to keep them from becoming perceived as a cash-in novelty act. This was just the beginning of bad luck that would plague the group from that point on. Their follow-up single and completed album went unreleased for 18 months due to label problems, and a second album recorded in England was left unreleased altogether, creating a myth around the band in some circles while the general public quickly lost interest. The belated follow-up single, “You Were So Warm,” ended up failing due to distribution problems. Predictably, when the album “Sincerely” was finally released, it failed as well. Seymour and Twilley befriended the like-minded Tom Petty and contributed backing vocals on several tracks. Petty repaid the favor for their second album, “Twilley Don't Mind,” for Arista in 1977. Despite the once again unquestionably high quality of songs, the album stiffed as well. Seymour left the band the following year, pursuing a brief solo career before lymphoma cut his life short in 1993. Twilley carried on as a solo act, releasing “Twilley” for Arista in 1979 and “Scuba Divers” for EMI America in 1982, and found success again with “Jungle” in 1984, when he scored his second hit with “Girls.” His album “Wild Dogs” went unnoticed on its 1986 release by CBS Associated Records. In addition, Twilley recorded an album in 1980, “Blueprint,” that remains unreleased and contributed one track to the 1992 “Wayne's World” soundtrack, “Why You Want to Break My Heart.” In 1993, DCC released “The Great Lost Twilley Album,” which collected a fraction of the “hundreds” of unreleased songs Twilley and Seymour recorded in the early, ill-fated days. Two newly recorded songs appeared on the best-of collection “XXI” in 1996, and in 1999, Twilley released both another rarities collection, “Between the Cracks, Vol. 1” (Not Lame Archives), and his first new album in 13 years, “Tulsa” (Copper). In 2001, Twilley released “The Luck” (Big Oak), an album he had actually completed in 1994. The seasonal EP “Have a Twilley Christmas” (DMI) appeared in 2004, followed by Twilley's ninth studio album, “47 Moons,” in 2005. In 2007 he signed to Gigatone Records and a deluge of Twilley releases followed, including reissues of “Tulsa” and “47 Moons” (with bonus tracks), seven volumes of “Rarities” discs, and a compilation of tracks recorded after Twilley left CBS, Northridge to Tulsa. In 20...

Four years after saying YES, Esther was able to retire her husband (and watch her son become a multi-millionaire)! Today this author of the bestselling book “The Ambitious Woman: What it Takes and Why You Want to Be One” has a team of 60,000 customers and 20,000 consultants. If you want to unleash your inner ambitious woman, don’t miss Esther Spina’s Aha-filled episode of the Network Marketing Heroes Podcast, hosted by Richard Bliss Brooke.

Hello everyone and thank you for joining me today. I have been enjoying connecting with those of you who have reached out to say hi, ask questions, say thank you, and share who you are with me. If you’ve reached out you know I’m asking you for feedback on what’s working and what you would like to see more of. I’ve gotten some great feedback this week from Sonia Sng, Vice President of Product & Innovation Risk at Visa, who was looking for more topics that would benefit both the entrepreneur and the professional working woman.  She offered up conflict resolution and personal branding as suggestions and I love these ideas. I developed a workshop on conflict resolution last year and so I can dive right into that topic. Thank you so much, Sonia! I’m making a case for Why You Want to Have More Conflict in Your Life Erin Robbins from Ginzametrics was on Women Taking the Lead recently in episode 210 and she shared how what worked for her was her ability to be direct and address things as they arose. She explained that, though hardly anyone loves to give critical feedback to another person, it’s actually necessary to keep the peace and maintain strong relationships. Most people hate conflict because their experience with conflict is the type where the tension built for so long that the conflict was a heated emotional exchange rather than a calm conversation. Who wants to sign up for that type of conflict? I also know women who value harmony so much they don’t want to rock the boat or come across as unsupportive. The problem is that, in their desire to maintain harmony, they usually create chaos. I had a personal experience with this when I was in my corporate job. It was during our first acquisition, and you have to know that when you are combining two distinct cultures there is going to be conflict. That is normal. Everyone is used to their way of doing things but adjustments have to be made. And there’s a lot of conversation that needs to take place in order to facilitate the process. The problem was two different teams began having conflicts and it wasn’t getting resolved. The senior leader who could have mediated the situation and let all parties be heard and make a decision did not like conflict and chose to pretend it wasn’t happening. The miscommunication and chaos that ensued rippled across several departments of the company and every level of those departments. If nothing else I want you to take away from this episode the clarity that avoiding conflict creates chaos. The more small confrontations you have the more peace and harmony you will experience overall.     Thank You to Our Sponsors Zebralove Web Solutions: Your website tells a story about your business! At Zebralove Web Solutions, Milly and her team are going to make sure your website tells the story you want your customers to hear. Connect with Milly at zebralovewebsolutions.com to create the impression you want to make! Resources Private Facebook Community: Chat, share and collaborate with other women in the community! Accomplished: How to Go from Dreaming to Doing: A simple, step by step system that gives you the foundation and structure to take your goals and make them happen. The Accomplished Community: A community of entrepreneurial Type A women uniting to achieve their biggest goals with confidence, integrity and a sense of humor. Subscribe to Women Taking the Lead If you enjoyed this episode subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Google Play Music or iHeart Radio and never miss out on inspiration and community!

Silvernest-What Is It & Why You Want to Know About This! Wendi Burkhardt-Episode 579 B52’s look alike winner Wendi Burkhardt (Cindy Wilson) and a super cool lady joins us from Denver, and lights up our airwaves with an awesome show. Encouraging people to live better, longer, and with friends, sounds pretty fantastic right! Midlife crisis is […] The post Wendi Burkhardt -Leveraging the ‘Shared Economy’ appeared first on Boomers Rock.

Our panel of WordPress experts discusses social media, and what role it plays in our own businesses. We examine some news stories circulating through the WordPress ecosystem. Our panel this week: Kim Shivler, Sallie Goetch, Jackie D'Elia, John Locke. We record our round table episodes on FireTalk every Saturday at 10am PST.   Our news stories this week: 1 - Teaching you isn’t free development time https://www.thewpcrowd.com/wordpress/teaching-isnt-free-development/ 2 - Why You Want to Get WordPress Plugin Support Licenses https://maintainn.com/2016/06/wordpress-plugin-support-licenses/ 3 -  Zerif Lite theme: Make WordPress Themes https://themes.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/35906   Main Topic: Social Media, what role does it play in your WordPress business?   0:00 Intros 2:15 News Story 1: Teaching You Doesn't Mean Free Development Time 4:07 Meetup Groups and boundary lines 7:20 If you hire a cheap developer, we can't train them for free 7:50 The difference between pointing people at an answer and doing all the heavy lifting for them 9:24 List of resources where you can learn web development 9:50 Buying a theme doesn't make you a web developer 10:40 Clients aren't the issue; it's web professionals selling client services 12:10 Be willing to invest in yourself to further your education 13:04 News Story 2: Why You Want to Get Plugin Support Licenses 13:30 Clients need to control their plugin licenses 14:14 When developer-only licenses are okay 15:39 The "What if I got hit by a bus tomorrow?" contingency 16:38 Why piggybacking off your developer's plugin licenses is a bad idea 17:19 News Story 3: Zerif LIte theme compliance issues on the WP themes repo 17:50 Why do themes on the free repo try to bend the rules? 20:10 Moving data in 200k theme installs is problematic 21:09 Why custom post types should always be in a plugin 21:55 A free listing in the theme repo means you have to follow the rules 23:20 Backwards compatibility when you've already built stuff out in a different direction 24:55 The logic of separating theme and plugin data so sites don't break 26:05 The fear of backlash when making large-scale theme changes 26:35 Main topic: Social media and WordPress 26:45 The ROI of social media 27:45 Using Twitter cards for lead generation 29:22 The social side of social media 30:15 LinkedIn Groups can have a ROI 31:24 Social media can lead to business...indirectly 32:26 Social media for networking in your industry 33:37 Finding where your clients are hanging out 34:08 Social media can build your authority and brand 35:34 Curating content instead of blasting out your own content 36:36 Certain businesses only hang out on LinkedIn 37:23 Reposting blog content on Medium and Linkedin Plus 37:49 Curating content on social 38:45 You have to have enough content to share 39:10 Developing relationships through sharing content on social media 40:08 Defining your brand by what you share and curate 41:08 GaggleAMP for spreading content through social

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