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How owning fewer, more permanent things can lead to greater freedom and continued economic growth.Topics covered include:How a railroad company issued a bond that matured in 999 yearsWhy land and gold are the most permanent investmentsWhat is the oldest currency in useWhy fiat and cryptocurrencies are potentially worthlessWhy permanence is freedom and constantly craving more things limits freedomWhy do quality goods cost moreHow the volume of trash generation and the number of storage units are increasingWhy reducing the number of things we own is so difficult and how to go about doing itHow the economy could change as people own things longerThanks to Felix Gray Glasses and LinkedIn for sponsoring the episode.Show NotesBusiness & Finance: Freak FinanceBack to the future with long-term bonds by Franky Leeuwerck—Franky's Scripophily BlogSpotELMIRA AND WILLIAMSPORT RAIL ROAD COMPANY 500$ BOND, 1863—WorthPointThe Power of Gold: The History of an Obsession by Peter L. BernsteinHow much gold has been found in the world?—USGSThe oldest living thing on Earth by Marnie Chesterton—BBCWhat is the world's oldest currency?—CMC MarketsBitcoin, Currencies, and Fragility by Nassim Nicholas TalebSmall Is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered Bby E. F. SchumacherEvan KinoriGlasswingWant to Make It Big in Fashion? Think Small, Like Evan Kinori by Guy Trebay—The New York TimesArtists of Theory: Evan Kinori Interview by Isaac McKay-Randozzi—Theories of AtlantisNational Overview: Facts and Figures on Materials, Wastes and Recycling—United States Environmental Protection AgencyBasic Information about Landfill Gas—United States Environmental Protection AgencyThe Great Markdown Disaster w/ Evan Kinori—Corporate LunchMinimum by John PawsonEvan Kinori, Clothing Designer by Sean Hotchkiss—Faculty DepartmentStorage Wars—Seeking AlphaFrance Gave Teenagers $350 for Culture. They're Buying Comic Books. by Aurelien Breeden—The New York TimesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, Tamara chats with an old friend from back in her Australia days, Sophie. This chat was the result of Sophie's article that she wrote for Mamamia AU, 'For 16 years, I thought I was straight. Then I came off contraception.'What was discussed:Sophie talks about the effects birth control had on her and her sexuality over 16 yearsWhy she went on contraception in the first place and how she realized and embraced the fact that she was a lesbian after getting off the pillThey talk about the effects of birth control on women as a whole and how there's not necessarily a male equivalent or it's not stressed as muchWomen have to carry the burden and the responsibility of contraception and the effects of what happens as a result, if they refuse to use it or aren't careful in sexual situationsSophie talks about having to go on the pill at the age of 13 to help with her mood and periodsAs a whole, most women are not educated about the side effects of being on birth control, especially as young girlsGrowing up in Belgium, Sophie did not know many people who were gay or lesbianAt 28 and in a 5-year relationship, she made a conscious decision to get off of contraception After getting her IUD removed, she instantly felt the change of feeling more awake, more herself, and having her sex drive back. She felt renewed and re-energized She entered a period where she was losing the attraction from her boyfriend, which caused them to enter into an open relationship in order to spice things up, resulting in her falling in love with a woman in the processPRIDE in AustraliaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=7RLX5Y2WR78US)

Most of us want to have a healthy sense of parental authority with our kids.  We want to lead our home with purpose and make quality decisions that are best for the kids' future — and for ours. But often in the complexities of divorce, loss and single-parenting, the "balance of power" can unintentionally shift toward the kids.  When that happens, they gain more and more control over the daily decisions of the household.  It usually seems innocent enough at the time……but when this happens it can rob you of your parenting confidence and hijack the decisions you know are best.  And ultimately, this dynamic can set the stage for resistance when you make a decision that your kids don't agree with — such as wanting to remarry and blend families.Power struggles with kids create BIG challenges.  We know this from our own personal experience.  When it happens, you're left feeling powerless, frustrated and defeated as you try to convince the kids to get on board, but it's just met with conflict and resistance — and you remain stuck in a power struggle.In this episode, we'll explore how power struggles develop and what you can do  to shift the power in your home while still supporting your kids.  All without losing your sanity!You'll Discover:How power-shifts can naturally occur during the single-parent yearsWhy it's important to regain parental authority as you "blend" Critical DO's and DON'T's that will help you to effectively shift the power in your home Why shifting the power will help you avoid the pitfall of a Parent-Child Allegiance Resources from this Episode:Episode 92:  At a Loss and Feel Defeated Because the Kids Stubbornly Refuse to Blend?Book Series:  Boundaries by Drs Henry Cloud and John TownsendEpisode 73:  4 Simple Principles for Setting Healthy Boundaries with KidsBlog:  Two Simple Steps to Move Past Paralyzed ParentingEpisode 59:  Why are you stuck in a parent-child allegianceParenting Resource:  Love and Logic Parenting MethodEpisode 61:  How to Partner well as a stepparent - even if you feel stuck on the outsideEpisode 17: 6 Simple Steps that will Help You Respond to DisrespectEpisode 28: What If What You Think Is Defiance, Is Actually Something Else?Episode  27:  How to Set Clear Boundaries and Safeguard RelationshipsEpisode 85:  How to Uniquely Build More Love and Connection in Your Blended Family with Special Guest Ron Deal

Improving Your Nutrition Habits and Moving Daily with Jeff PelizzaroEnter to win one of eleven prizes to celebrate the Fitness For The Fairways 100th episode.https://programs.parfourperformance.com/ep100giveawayPrizes you can win:Superspeed SticksVirtual Lesson with Joe Ostrowski (@jfogolf)Fitness Band Starter Kit from Peak LabsFree Year of Online Kinstretch MembershipBox of Prov1's$50 Gift Card for Haywood GolfSNAP Supplement PackageSigned Copy of A True Swing by Erika LarkinBack Hammer Vibration Massage GunPar Four Performance Tee ShirtGolfers are always looking for an edge to play better golf.Get fitted for new clubs.Buying that new driverPlaying with the best balls on the marketPurchasing those sweet SuperSpeed Clubs to increase clubhead speed (get 10% off your order with coupon code ParFour).You can definitely do all the above, but you should also make sure your nutrition is on point and that you are building strength and mobility.By dominating on these two fronts, it will help you maximize all of the gains by upgrading tech, clubs, or anything else.In today's episode, we dive into both of these topics to help give you an edge over the competition.On Episode 99 of the Fitness For The Fairways podcast, Joe sat down with Jeff Pelizzaro, a physical therapist, a top 50 golf professional, and the host of the 18 STRONG podcast.What you'll learn from this episode.How golf fitness has changed over the yearsWhy you should have a daily movement routineHow small wins can lead to huge results Building Better Nutritional HabitsConnect with JeffInstagramTwitterWebsiteDon't forget if you have been enjoying the show to leave a 5-star review if you haven't done so already. Please do so wherever you listen!Join the Fitness For The Fairways Facebook group and become a part of the community!SponsorsPAR FOUR PERFORMANCEThe Ultimate Golf Mobility Program is everything you need to improve your golf game. Don't let tightness and stiffness hold your game back any longer.What you'll get:A detailed video breaking down the why and how of my 8 core mobility drillsAn 8-week mobility program that you can follow alongAccess to a private Facebook group for questions, coaching, and anything golf!Click here to learn more and use the coupon code FFTF for 15% off as a podcast listener.

Today Beko Jang, of Value Investor TV and I wrap up our conversation of Lennar Corporation, the large homebuilder.  Instead of talking about big picture concepts like competitive advantage and company history, we’re going deep into the numbers.In today's episode we discuss:Lennar’s massive revenue growth in the last few yearsWhy the price of lumber is key for this businessLennar’s balance sheet and capital allocation policies… and much more!Enjoy the show?  Rate and Review to share your thoughts:Apple Podcasts (iPhone) | Podchaser (Android)Connect with me: Instagram: @stockstoryteller | Twitter: @stckstryteller | Email: alex@stockstoriespodcast.com.

Harrison and Chris decided to try another mini-facts episode, after the success of the last one during episode 50.This time, the boys range from Marie Curie's radioactive belongings through the small farming town of Quincy, Florida that at one time was the richest place in the United States per capita to why Queen Elizabeth can't sit on the Game of Thrones Iron Throne. It's spectacular stuff so listen now to laugh your way through 20 completely random facts!Chris' Sources What Can 28,000 Rubber Duckies Lost at Sea Teach Us About Our Oceans?NYC Has Its Own Ant, the “ManhattAnt”Frisbee golf inventor's dying wish / He wants his ashes molded into memorial discs The Man Responsible for the Modern Frisbee Design and the “Father of Disc Golf” was Cremated and Had His Ashes Molded Into Frisbees Marie Curie's Belongings Will Be Radioactive For Another 1,500 YearsWhy people used to look so serious in photos but now have big smilesThe Town of Coca-Cola MillionairesNew Clue May Be the Key to Cracking CIA Sculpture's Final Puzzling Passage Documents Reveal How the NSA Cracked the Kryptos Sculpture Years Before the CIA The Crazy Reason Queen Elizabeth Couldn't Sit on the Iron Throne from Game of Thrones"The average South Korean is 3 inches taller than the average North Korean, a huge gulag."Funeral Music Chart 2019Harrison's SourcesPolls of Future Past: Public Expectations for the Future of ScienceThomas Fitzpatrick (pilot)You won't believe where McDonald's opened its first drive-thruThe Man Buried in a Pringles CanBerwick-upon-Tweed's ‘War with Russia'Space Shuttle Challenger disasterUS Navy Naval Sea Systems Command Report on the Salvage of the Space Shuttle Challenger WreckageSaints and Sinners - Robert ListonHow William Wrigley invented direct marketingWho is Beverly, anyway? (Beverly Hills Centennial: The history)I would like to retain ‘fart in your general direction'P.S. This is my favorite memo everIf you enjoyed this episode please leave us a review on iTunes, or wherever you get your podcasts!We'd really appreciate it. Thanks for listening.

On this episode of The Built in Seattle Podcast, I talked with Rebecca Bastian, CEO & Co-Founder at OwnTrail (owntrail.com)For extras from this interview, subscribe to my weekly emailEpisode HighlightsHow she joined a 20-person startup called Zillow.The journey from PM to VP of Product over 15 yearsWhy she built an "Equity and Belonging" program in 2017.How writing a single guest blog post led to writing a book.Why she has avoided a master plan in blazing her own trail.How "accidental entrepreneurship" pulled her away from Zillow.Why your goal shouldn't be to avoid all pain and failure.How designing the book launch website led to the idea for a companyThe 3 questions she asks to make big decisions.Why LegUp is her Seattle business role model.Why Laura Clise is her Seattle leader role model.Why she wouldn't give her 20 year old self any advice.Where to follow Rebecca:https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekahbastian/https://twitter.com/rebekah_bastianWhere to follow Adam:https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamschoenfeld/https://twitter.com/schoenyFeedback? Suggestions on who to interview? Email me anytime - adamseattlepodcast@gmail.com

David Hellard is an adventurer, ultra marathon runner, obstacle race enthusiast, running journalist, founder of Caffeine Bullet and presenter on The Bad Boy Running Podcast.Londoner David has taken part in marathons, ultras, unique and quirky running events all over the world. He is the founder of Caffeine Bullet a concentrated caffeine sweet, packed with electrolytes, organises the Great British Beerathon and hosts the Bad Boy Running Podcast interviewing guests about “the weird and wonderful world of running you didn't know existed“ as well as organising the Bad Boy Running Club. Food for thought:What makes strange, unusual and wacky running events so funLessons learnt from running Bad Boy Running Podcast for 5 yearsWhy he started Caffeine BulletEnjoy and get rad!You can follow what David's up to on the Bad Boy Running Podcast and if you fancy a boost during a race you can get your Caffeine Bullets here. The Rad Season Action Sports and Adventure Show goes live every week on Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube. Every Monday, the Show drops as a podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Like what you hear? Read more by following this link: radseason.com

I know some of you, if you're a bereaved Mom, may listen to parts of this episode and think “oh but that's different because she, Dara, hasn't lost a child and that's different.” Yes, it is different, And… I'd invite you to listen to the wisdom we can all learn from loss and grief of different types. I also invite you, if you haven't yet, to go listen to Episode 36 about honoring other people's grief and pain.What she didn't realize about her grief and pain even after doing all the “self-care” workWhat she chose to let go of and what she chose to focus on insteadThe power she forgot she had - and what happened when she remembered and stepped away from being a victimHow finding her purpose helped her healThe importance of being intentional in our griefWhy it's so important to connect to your thoughts and to your heartThe Mother-Daughter journal she and her daughters used - and how finding it helped her “find” the Ziploc bag of letters from her MotherThe power of the written word, and the different types of letters we should all be writingThe time to write a legacy letter - and the time not to write oneHow accepting things we can't change can help us on our grief and healing journeyThe danger in fighting something we can't change - and what we CAN changeWhat it takes to acknowledge there are some things we can't changeHow her life was affected by not realizing she was carrying so much grief and pain for so many yearsWhy healing ourselves helps heal our ancestors and our descendantsHow we honor our loved ones in SpiritThe importance of taking our departed loved ones with us as we move forward in our livesOne (yummy!) way she's brought her Mom with her and her daughters as they've moved forward in lifeYou can find Dara on Facebook, Instagram, and her website. Her books are available on Amazon. Please stop by her social media pages and let her know what touched you from our conversation.If you haven't yet received your copy of my free guide, 4 Steps To Connect With Your Child (or other loved one) In Spirit, click here to receive your copy.

HAPPY 2021!! For the first Forking Wellness episode of the year we have decided to tear apart diet culture! This is something we both grew up with and we take a deep dive into the hidden messages that were just EVERYWHERE, that lead us to grow up believing that dieting was normal and being in a smaller body meant we were more worthy (UHHH)!! We discuss:What diet culture is The impact and messages portrayed on TV and moviesMagazine headlines talking about body typesFoods that have been demonised over the yearsWhy diet culture SUCKS and needs to be shut down! We would like to thank this weeks sponsor Dragonfly Tea, an independent, family company based in Hampshire and rooted in five generations of tea craftsmanship. Dragonfly are leaders in tea innovation and all their teabags are fully biodegradable, and we can vouch that they are pure bliss! For 20% off your first delivery, visit https://dragonflytea.com and use code DRAGONFLY20 at checkout - enjoy! Remember to submit your questions for future episodes via DM (@forkingwellness) or email (forkingwellness@gmail.com)As always, please rate, review, and subscribe, as it helps our podcast get seen in the charts!To pre-order our debut book, Forking Wellness: Your No-Nonsense Guide to Health and Nutrition, click the following links...UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Forking-Wellness-No-Nonsense-Health-Nutrition/dp/178255209X/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&qid=1600848572&refinements=p_27%3ASophie+Bertrand&s=books&sr=1-1USA: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/forking-wellness-sophie-bertrand/1137060340You can download our 30 day journal prompt here! https://sophieshealthykitchen.com/resources/ https://www.barithedietitian.com/forking-wellness-podcastWe would love for our Forking Wellness community to connect more - join our private Facebook group here https://www.facebook.com/groups/forkingwellness And don't forget to follow us on Instagram @forkingwellness, @sophieshealthykitchen, and @barithedietitian! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the Legally Speaking Podcast, our host Rob Hanna is joined by Tom Harding. Once a professional DJ performing in front of thousands of fans, he's now a Partner at the prestigious global law firm, Osborne Clark. Not one to stray too far from his hedonistic former life, he now specialises in the fascinating and growing area of digital media and e-commerce law. In the episode Tom talks about:How he accidentally fell into his early DJ career, via an Amsterdam coffee shopWhat it felt like to play at one of the world's biggest festivals in front of over 100,000 fansThe experience of transitioning to a legal career after his fast-paced early yearsWhy he sees experience in other sectors as highly beneficial to legal practice The importance of diversity & why he finds his practice area so stimulating Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/legallyspeakingpodcast)

We have a real estate and investing mastermind session in this episode of the BiggerPockets Real Estate podcast! J Scott, Amanda Han, & Matt MacFarland join David and Brandon to discuss what investors should do to maximize their wealth (and opportunities) in 2021.Co-host David Greene goes over his new book SOLD: Every Real Estate Agent’s Guide to Building a Profitable Business, talking through who should (and shouldn’t) be an agent, what makes a great agent, how agents can maximize their income, and more!J Scott talks heavily about how the election, stimulus packages, and new (proposed) tax codes could hurt (or help) real estate agents, and what you can do to ward off higher tax plans, loss of rent, or even inflation.Amanda and Matt are our tax professionals on the show! They dive into which upcoming 2021 tax codes could affect you, whether you’re an agent, a real estate investor, or just a W2 worker!This is a fantastic episode for any listener who wants to know more about how 2021 may shape our economic future. Thankfully, we have some of the best guests in the world to tell you about it!In This Episode We Cover:Who should and shouldn’t become a real estate agentHow to offset earned income tax with real estate investmentsWhy you should buy David’s new book SOLD: Every Real Estate Agent’s Guide to Building a Profitable BusinessThe new opportunity of buying businesses in 2021How to hire your best workers (and why you may need to let some go)How 2020 taught us to keep our businesses leanWhat to do if 1031 exchanges go awayHow inflation may affect your wealth over the next 1-5 yearsWhy debt is a great inflation hedgeAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsDavid's InstagramBrandon's InstagramBiggerPockets PodcastBiggerPockets Bookstore 20% off code: podcastBiggerPockets Business Podcast 20: The Questions You MUST Ask Every Potential Hire with David GreeneBiggerPockets Business Podcast 18: How to “Have It All” by Living with Intention with Brandon TurnerBiggerPockets Business PodcastBiggerPockets Podcast 212: Buying a 115-Unit Apartment Complex for No Cash Out of Pocket with Brian MurrayBiggerPockets New Books!BiggerPockets Podcast 319: Avoid These Common Newbie Mistakes! Hard-Earned Lessons from Nathan BrooksPaying Off Student Loan Debt with a Median Income and Two Kids in Northern California with Kyle RenkeBring Brandon a DealBiggerPockets WebinarsBiggerPockets Facebook PageCheck the full show notes here: http://biggerpockets.com/show424

On this week's show, the guys share their worst customer service stories.You'll hear about:The sad state of customer service in US vs other countriesWhy Calvin's wedding was a painful memory for yearsWhy guaranteed tips for servers are a bad ideaand the remarkable size of squirrel nutsBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

We have started down a new road in this new series of blogs and podcasts last week. We first need to tackle one of the hardest aspects. We need to get over the mental hurdles that many of us put up in our lives. We need to figure out how to change our change mindset.This concept will not be for everyoneNot everyone experiences fear of change Some embrace it 12 step programsAdmitting that it is often fear that is holding us back from making changes in our livesI experience fear about reaching out to strangers to guest on my showWhy do we do this in our lives?How can others operate without fear in these circumstances?These are questions that I have been asking myself for yearsWhy do I convince myself that others will not want to appear on my show?Why do I still fear reaching out to others?The reason is that it is all in my head and admitting that I have this fear is step one in overcoming this fear.But it will not be easyIt will not be a simple process for me or sadly for you We are good enough we just need to believe in ourselvesThe beauty of this as well is that the process of changing ourselves can then be transposed into work lives and positions as well.So how can we do this for ourselves and others?Step one weigh the pros and the consStep two begin to find ways to mentally move the cons into prosStep three Take one step at a time.How can you do this?You must begin with reflection and admittance of where the challenge livesIt is instrumental to understand what it is that is holding you backTake the time to write it all down. When we write it down we create a physical form that we can break down further and further. Creating the small bites sized chunks of change.So here is the amazing thing about this processEven if the cons are preventing you from making a change in lifeThe process of breaking the issue down and eliminating aspects that hold you back has begun the change processYou have begun working towards your goalsIt is my hope that by the end of this series we will have begun to undertake some changeWe will have made steps in our lives to overcome obstacles but also learned about the change in a way that will assist us in the ever-changing world that we live in.We will be prepared to face change and adversity in our lives and careers. We will know how to break it down and share it with others in a way that removes some of the fear aspects for them as well. Please feel free to contact me through Twitter @growinnovate.For all the other podcast episodes you can find them at the following location: https://leadgrowinnovate.com/category/podcast/Thank you to Joseph McDade for the music at the beginning and end of my podcast. His music can be found at https://josephmcdade.com/We use Buzzsprout and have nothing but an amazing experience. Using this link gets you a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan, and helps support our show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=527290Thank you for listening and see you in the next episode. Please take the time to rate and subscribe for more episodes like this one.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

I love meeting people who make me think. David Burkus is one such person.He's the author of 5 best-selling books that all aim to do one thing in common: help leaders and teams do their best work ever.Like my previous guest Liz Wiseman, he is ranked as one of the world’s top business thought leaders by Thinkers50. They actually call him the Bruce Wayne of management thinkers and you’ll hear why early in this episode.His work has been featured just about everywhere, including the Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, USAToday, Fast Company, Bloomberg, BusinessWeek, CNN, the BBC, and NPR. His TED Talk has been viewed over 2 million times.The thing I appreciate most about the work that David does he's not afraid to challenge the status quo and conventional wisdom that exists in the business world.Today we talk most about the concepts he lays out in his newest book, Leading from Anywhere: The Essential Guide to Managing Remote Teams.Here are some of the insights we discussed:The evolution of remote work over the last 40 yearsWhy we should challenge the assumption that presence equals productivityThe future of in-person officesHow to use work sprints to work together, but independentlyIdeas for handling distractions, including how to set boundaries with kids while working at home.Why having a shared identity is so crucial in businessThe best companies have a clear thing they are fighting forWe talk about 4 ideas to how to help make remote staff feel including How to build trust, and how to communicate in a remote world.David's Website:https://davidburkus.com/David's Social Media:https://twitter.com/davidburkushttps://www.facebook.com/drdavidburkushttps://www.linkedin.com/in/davidburkus/https://www.instagram.com/davidburkus/https://www.youtube.com/davidburkusDavid's Books:Leading from Anywhere: The Essential Guide to Managing Remote TeamsPick a Fight: How Great Teams Find a Purpose Worth Rallying Around Friend of a Friend: Understanding the Hidden Networks That Can Transform Your Life and Your Career Under New Management: How Leading Organizations Are Upending Business as Usual The Myths of Creativity: The Truth About How Innovative Companies and People Generate Great Ideas Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=23010497)

This episode I speak with Cynthia Usui. Author of Eight things Full-time Housewives Should do Before Entering the Workforce . After 17 years as a stay-at-home mom, Cynthia successfully re-launched her career and quickly rose to the managerial ranks. She now coaches housewives who want to return to the workforce, how to follow in her footsteps. Cynthia shares many tips and much wisdom from her amazing journey "from Mother to Management". Other highlights from our conversation:The work-life balance should be measured from a long-term perspectiveWhy it was easier for her to re-invent her career with a non-Japanese hotel3 metrics to evaluate housewives when re-entering the workforceOn using a SWOT analysis for her students before job interviewsThe success of her government sponsored tourism coaching programsWhat she would do if she were in charge of the 30% "Women in Leadership" mandateWhy Japanese hospitality needs more personalization Career mapping for the 100-year-life and goal setting in 2021 and beyondHow she quickly progressed from part-timer to management in 7 yearsWhy can't the achievements and experiences of rasing a child be included on a resume?Favorite Japanese phrase (Read the Air)Cynthia Usui: Cynthia Usui LinkedInHer book: 8 things Full-time Housewives Should do Before Entering the WorkforceGreat Sleep Starts Here = gugu Sleep Company: https://gugu.jp Japan Adventures via Camper Van = Dream Drive: https://www.dreamdrive.lifeUse the code word "ZEN" to receive discounts

I talk to Dai Manuel on how he changed career and lifestyle, running a national 8 figure business in Canada with his partner to starting a new kind of career, an online career, one that's more remote and fulfilling a personal goal to build a life of freedom. I met Dai at a men’s group meetup in Bali, Indonesia and was super impressed by really how he, and,the fellow host, Nick Wood organised the group, they really led these men in the group, to have very powerful, conversations, and transformations. And then I got to know Dai a little bit more and found out some of the work he's been doing around lifestyle change, including, fitness, health, nutrition, really like whole life transformation. Now Dai’s a keynote speaker, actively involved in Toastmasters and had a lot of good stuff to say. I didn’t speak so much on this one so you’ll get to hear more from Dai about his story, his transition and advice he would give to others looking to make the leap into a new lifestyle.In this episode we discuss:Building up a successful career and 8-figure business in fitness over 17 yearsWhy you should listen to and trust your gut feelings for career changeWriting a personal manifestoThe importance of growing your own personal brand alongside your companyBuilding a lifestyle and career mix around your values, not your values around careerDealing with fears during your transitionDealing with the cashflow issue and the concept of minimalismLessons learnt from travelling with your familyRoadschooling your kids instead of homeschooling themThree questions to ask when it comes to changeWhat’s the one thing that makes Dai Manuel burn from within?The full show notes and videos of other interviews are available at burnfromwithin.com/interviews - so listen all the way through and enjoy!Resources:Dai Manuel's website (includes all his social handles at the top) - go ahead and message Dai today your reflections and how you related to sharing his story in this interview. Tim Ferriss' fear setting exercise that Dai highly recommends for deciding to change:Watch this 3 min videoCheck out Tim's TED Talk on thisRead Tim's blog on fear settingBooks mentioned:Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown - highly recommended by Dai to help shift your mindset to adopting more minimalist principles and help your transition, especially when building a remote business or lifestyleIf you enjoyed this podcast, please support us: Rate and review the Burn From Within podcast the easy way (in 2 minutes) here

In this episode of the Beauty Of The Nile Podcast, host Jasmine Mobley sits down with guest Dermatologist, Dr. Suchismita (Tia) Paul. Episode 15. From Dr. Paul we learn:How she surpassed hurdles on her journey from a small town in India to Harvard Medical School How she knew that she was meant to practice dermatology The impact she hopes to have through her work as a dermatologistBig changes she hopes to see in dermatology in the next 5-10 yearsWhy she’s particularly interested in skin of color in her practiceThe different world she hopes her daughter will experienceWays that colorism impacts how women of color feel about their brown skinWhat being a woman of color, having skin of color, means to herWords of wisdom she lives by What Being a part of the Beauty Of The Nile community means to her…And more!Join the Community:https://BeautyOfTheNile.comhttps://www.instagram.com/beautyofthenile/https://twitter.com/beautyotnile Beauty Of The Nile Podcast with Host Jasmine Mobley, Featuring: Dermatologist Dr. Suchismita (Tia) Paul. Episode 15.

Technology is continuously improving the sales landscape, but the overload of options and information can seem daunting to even the most versatile sales leaders. While they understand that AI-driven insights and relevant data based on machine learning can be valuable tools, top revenue executives also know that sales and CRM processes must be as simple as possible so that reps can sell quickly and easily.  Fortunately, there are ways to harness the power of enhanced data without bogging down your sales reps with complicated tasks. I discussed some of these methods with Howard Brown, Founder and CEO of ringDNA, during an episode of the Modern Sales Management Podcast.  Howard shared valuable information about how sales leaders can leverage AI and machine learning to simplify the sales process for reps.  Our conversation also covered topics such as: How sales teams have shifted in the past few yearsWhy new data can be intimidating to a sales team and how to distribute it in the most efficient and actionable wayHow to turn “big data” into “little data” Why insightful data is crucial to your sales teamHow to evaluate sales technology and know if it’s right for your businessWhy the best technology allows humans to be lazyHow sales leaders can become great coachesWhy technology is important, but the customer is still #1 in salesHow AI and machine learning can help sales reps perform betterWhat role leadership plays in the introduction of a new sales tool setHow to find the right sales reps How to increase sales productivity with hyperfocus Why using technology to track sales performance is about continuous improvement and not about micromanagementHow machine learning and AI are changing sales organizationsHow social media is making everyone a journalist and what this means for your sales strategyHow the sales landscape is changing and how sales leaders can best prepare for the future  Learn more about Howard and his company, ringDNA, by connecting with him on LinkedIn.  Subscribe and listen to all episodes of the Modern Sales Management podcast on your favorite podcast app or by visiting ModernSalesManagement.com. 

Why the ether supply dust-up was about much more than the supply of ether. This episode is sponsored by Crypto.com, Bitstamp and Nexo.io.Today on the Brief:WSJ study finds TikTok was tracking data in a way that broke Android rulesThe latest Core Inflation statistics MicroStrategy stocks pops 10% after cash to bitcoin announcementOur main discussion: What’s the Ethereum #SupplyGate really aboutNLW breaks down:The historical narratives bitcoiners and ether advocates hold relative to one anotherThe history of dominant narratives in crypto over the last three yearsWhy the next bull market is poised for a twin narrative combining bitcoin as a hedge against fiat debasement and DeFi as a money-making sandbox What happened with #SupplyGateWhy #SupplyGate is as much about narrative competition as it is about the supply of ether

Personal development is a huge topic online today, particularly on platforms like Medium. Although it’s a topic most people have an opinion about, it’s quite hard to stand out.Unless your name is Darius Foroux.Living in the Netherlands, he’s one of Medium’s top writers covering topics like wealth, buildings, habits and decision-making. He’s also an author and instructor, selling popular online courses about writing, careers and more via his website.In this interview, Darius explains:How he managed to write 7 books in six yearsWhy he focuses on one project at a timeHow he grew his blog into one of top personal development websites onlineHis process for researching, writing and publishing non-fiction articlesWhat he does when readers suggest editorial changes (including trolls)And lots moreIf you enjoyed this podcast episode, please leave a rating on the iTunes Store.ResourcesUlysses Like the show? Please, leave a short review or rating wherever you're listening to it.Attention Writers!What's the best grammar checker of 2020? Find out in this review and claim a discount.Support the show (https://becomeawritertoday.com/join)

Let's celebrate episode 50 and my 42nd birthday on July 4th!Recorded at the end of September 2019, Matt Manero is one of the main motivations behind why I started my podcast.We met a few years ago at my first ever business/entrepreneurship conference called Business Finishing School, spent a year in an accountability group together and he has become a friend, mentor and inspiration.Matt is the real deal, as you can hear how emotional he gets. He loves his family, he loves his business and he loves helping people get more stability in their life through his book and his new business program with Judge Graham, Attack and Conquer Bootcamp.We discuss:How entrepreneurship isn't for everyoneBeing an intrapreneur vs entrepreneur How Matt and I met and were part of an accountability group togetherWhy my own blocks kept me back from shifting from just a therapist to an entrepreneurThe psychological side behind Matt's "Torch" process that brought his company from $100,000,000 in annual sales to $140,000,000 in less than two yearsWhy investing in yourself can change your lifeWhy consuming info from the greats will raise up your gameWhy you can't just say you are the expert but have to share the ways you areWhy you need to create a Lifestyle By Design and start with the end in mindWhy the $150k, $250k, $500k income lines are game changersEveryone needs to start brokeWhy you need to know your numbers in order to really winThe importance of accumulation modeWhen other businesses attack your reputationWhat do to when your business gets stuck and double downHow you know if you are in the right job/position or notHis philosophy on being a successful husband and parentWhy Matt and I preach core values, core values, core valuesHow I created the " What's Your Dating Brand" and how I use core values with all my therapy and coaching clients"Core Values fix 90% of problems in running a business"Why you should create a "Stop Tolerating" list"The Universe will take care of those who have clarity"and so much more!Matt launched his first company, Commercial Fleet Financing, Inc. (CFF), in 1995 with a phone, a folding table and the unyielding confidence of a single client, a trucker. Fast forward 23 years and CFF, has funded over $1 billion in transportation equipment with annual business of $150,000,000+. CFF has served more than 10,000 clients and has become one of the largest independently owned transportation equipment finance companies in America. CFF is a 3-time winner of The SMU Cox School of Business 100 Fastest Growing Companies.Audiences resonate with his tough-minded and business battle tested philosophies on “company culture”, skilling up and scaling up” and “finding your GRIT”. He is willing and eager to share his positive and negative experiences within both the personal and business world with others. Matt is a sought after speaker within the entrepreneurial and association communities, and has a highly popular podcast aptly named, YOU NEED MORE MONEY.He is happily married to his beloved wife of 19 years, Rokki, and they have 3 amazing boys.His book, You Need More Money is a must buy so click here to get it: https://amzn.to/3ceFzcBMatt’s “TORCH” TEDX talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Zon5sauXqQLearn more about Business Finishing School, the program Jason is a Certified Coach through: http://bit.ly/2UYGjKxFull video here: https://youtu.be/Sx

On this episode of Agency Life we chat with Sharon Koifman - Remote President at Distant Job. Sharon has 18 years of experience.We also chat about:Sharon has been building companies for 18 yearsWhy you should not treat your freelancers as people who are outsourcedHow distant job started and what it isWhy remote work is the futureHow teamwork and culture are linkedWriting a book in lockdownWhy employees are more productive working remotelyHow working from home saves so much moneyBeing transparent with your peopleWhat top businesses with remote employees are doing right.Working with international people - treat them well and like full-time employeesFinding the best and the smartest people to work withAnd much much more...

Listen and explore:The business of selling change and how not be a suckerThe major (but often invisible) upside of limiting the downside Why focusing on what you want to remove is such a practical approach to realizing a better lifeUnforeseen complications or "side effects" are just effects you don't wantSome of the things Alasdair & Julie-Roxane have removed from their lives over the yearsWhy your job is to focus on the "what" and the "why"Mentioned on this episode:FAR OUT #52 ~ Exploring intuition with Karina Antonopoulos FAR OUT #34 ~ Reclaiming my body: going off birth controlNassim Taleb (Antifragile, Black Swan, Fooled by Randomness)Connect with us:Email us at host@thefaroutpodcast.comOn Instagram: @thefaroutcoupleJulie-Roxane on Instagram: @julieroxaneAlasdair @ www.alasdairplambeck.comSupport this podcast:Become a patron at: https://www.patreon.com/thefaroutcoupleLeave a review on iTunes!Share this episode with a friend! :DCredits:Intro music: "Complicate ya" by Otis McDonaldOutro music: "Running with wise fools" written & performed by Krackatoa (www.krackatoa.com)

In this episode, Daniel Glickman, CMO of wave.video, an innovative video solution for creators and small businesses and author of two books - Personalize This and Disrupt That, shares how we can use influencer video marketing to boost business growth. Insights he shares include: What has fueled wave.video’s growth in the past few yearsWhy startups and established companies should use influencer video marketing in their growth strategyWhy influencer video marketing is perfect for brand growthWhat holds people back form using influencer video marketingHow to incorporate agility in your influencer video marketing strategyThe essentials to a well develop influencer video marketing strategyThe best ways to bring a potential influencer onboard and develop a campaignCan influencer video marketing disrupt a marketplaceShould influencer video marketing and content be created for all parts of a marketing funnel?What we need to add to videos we create to tap into the audience’s interest and emotionsCan influencer video marketing make a difference to retention ratesThe pitfalls that companies should avoid as they develop influencer marketing campaignsInfluencer marketing trends to look out forand much more

Takeaways is a bonus episode I put out every week where I sit down and talk to you about the most recent episode of the podcast. Today I'm discussing my conversation with Pat Kordyback and the following takeaways:The story of how STEREOS was my first concertSTEREOS hustle before blowing up and how an overnight success can take yearsWhy believing your own hype is importantDan paying Pat $100 to write songsCommitting to your craft - the band staying in every night and practicing for over a yearListen to Sunset Gold here: http://hyperurl.co/SunsetGoldFOLLOW STEREOSInstagram - @WeAreSTEREOS Twitter - @WeAreSTEREOSFacebook - StereosFOLLOW PATRICKInstagram - @KordybacktotheFutureTwitter - @TheKordybackFOLLOW JAYYouTube - Jay SwansonPatreon - JayInstagram - @JaySwansonTwitter - @JayOnABoathttps://jayswanson.me/FOLLOW JACOBLinkedIn - Jacob KellyTikTok - @TheJacobKellyInstagram - @TheJacobKellyTwitter - @TheJacobKellyYouTube - Jacob KellyMedium - Jacob KellyFacebook - Jacob KellyFOLLOW MY SOCIAL LIFEhttps://mysociallifepodcast.comYouTube - My Social LifeInstagram - @MySocialLifePodcast

Tameka is an award-winning real estate professional who has both worked for others and now owns her own boutique agency - Key2 Property. Her plethora of personal achievements include the President's Award (REIT) 2018 and winning the REIA (National) Residential Property Manager 2019. She was also the winner of Elite Agent's PM Transform in 2018. In this episode of Elevate the theme is how to build a profitable real estate business - particularly in property management - where building the rent roll is all about quality over quantity. “The further I get through my career, the more importance I’m placing on giving back to our industry so if you've got something that you can give to somebody else, why not share it?” - Tameka Smith Download the action guide for this episode with more links and resources at https://eliteagentelevate.com In this episode of the Elevate Podcast, Samantha and Tameka discuss: The secrets to Key2 Property signing more than 500 managements in under four yearsWhy rentals and sales are given equal importanceTameka's ideal client avatar and how that defines marketing strategy and decisionsHow working hands-on with staff and clients can help business growth - and why it's hands-off for them for at least a yearTameka details her recruitment strategy, including recruiting people for their moral and cultural principles and not just their skill sets and mystery shopping her own teamThe "Good to Great" Flywheel of Property Management (Good to great)Tameka's approach to Business Development and how she deals with landlords who say her fees are too highTechnology, it’s benefits and how to future-proof your business from disruptorsTameka's approach to content marketing and why she doesn't worry too much about the competitionTips for building a rent roll from scratchWhy giving back is so important. Resources: The Good to Great Flywheel by Jim CollinsThe Barefoot Investor by Scott Pape.Retired At 27 - If I Can Do It Anyone Can by Kirsty DunpheyAdvance to Go, Collect $1 Million by Kirsty Dunphey and Lynne PayneElite Agent Extra newsletter: “what I really love about that is when we get it, it's an interactive tool in our office that our team can read, they can write their own take on it, and we can be talking about it at our quarterly training”. Connect with The Elite Agent Team: Twitter: @eliteagentmagFacebook:  Elite AgentWebsite:  EliteAgent.comShow: The Elevate PodcastYouTube: Elite Agent MagazineLinkedIn: Elite Agent MagazineInstagram: @eliteagentmagPinterest: Elite Agent Magazine For access to Tameka Smith’s Action Guide click here Subscribe & Review the Elevate Podcast To subscribe on iTunes, click here.To subscribe to Spotify, click here.To subscribe on Stitcher, click here.

The Universe speaks in numbers, and Self-Insured Plans are no exception. Kevin O'kane, the creator of Sihra, who's been designing Self-Insured Plans for over 30 years, is confident that behind every great plan, there is a specific formula, while each failed one ignored it at some point. While one class of brokers still considers it rocket science, others follow simple but effective rules, create more protection for their clients through Self-Insured Plans, and double their brokerage income at the same time.[IN THE TRENCHES with Kevin O'Kane: The Numbers Behind A Winning Self-Insured Plan  episode is filled with insights on the Self-Funding industry, as well as honest conversations and valuable opinions.  Here's what we cover: The actual data behind every self-insured plan, and how you can use it to protect your clientsWaiver Premium For Medical - how to play that trump card during your presentationHow to keep your client from the rate increase for 20+ yearsWhy the brokers still want to sell Fully-Insured plans, and how you get a competitive advantageSelf-Insured vs Fully Insured Plans: the bold facts.Get Early Bird tickets for SELF-FUNDING MASTERY 2020 LIVESTREAM

Originally from Bavaria, it was not coincidental that Chris and I shared "German" beers at the new and increasingly popular beer restaurant Schmatz for this conversation. Chris Thoma is an amazing guy with amazing stories, and he loves to tell them. Chris first came to Japan as a professional at age 25 working for the German hair care company Wella. Between then and 2018 when he retired, he held the position of President Japan for both Triumph (Ladies underwear not the motorcycle) and Le Creuset (French Cookware). We down some Wizen, Pale Ales, and even a Pilsner as Chris shares his experiences of doing business in Japan for nearly 40 years. Some highlights include: Divulges the background of how he accomplished his famous PR stunts at TriumphAnswers the question "how many sqM is a pile of 250,000 bras and panties"What he would do different if he where to go back 40 yearsWhy he has turned down numerous book offersHow extreme proactiveness led to his first job in JapanThe difference between Japanese and foreigners when memorizing "Kanji"Restaurant in Tokyo he most recommends (It's not German) How his favorite Japanese word is closely linked to his Prussian backgroundHis ability to keep business "passion" while working for companies which sell ladies underwear and pink cooking potsExplains his proudest achievement in 40 years working in JapanThis episode is sponsored by the gugu sleep company http://gugu.jpChris Thoma https://www.linkedin.com/in/christianthoma/Quintessence http://www.quintessence.jp

John Nuzzo is a senior pastor at Victory Family Church in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, which he founded with his wife, Michelle, 26 years ago. Victory Family Church aims to help people know God, find freedom, discover their purpose, and ultimately make a difference. John is a dedicated leader with a deep desire to multiply his impact while equipping and empowering the next generation to lead. Today, John joins me to share some of his insights from his decades of leadership experience, highlighting some of the defining lessons to be gained from each decade. He emphasizes the importance of knowing your mission and purpose, prioritizing impact over achievement, and not letting the specifics of goals outweigh the depth of your calling. John also shares the importance of gratitude, the harmful nature of pride, and why it is essential to stay focused and never quit.“Stop telling people what you aren’t and be who you are.” - John Nuzzo Today on the L3 Leadership Podcast: John’s leadership journey, and what he has learned in the past 3-5 yearsWhy yielding to God, serving people and being honest is important The importance of connecting to the next generation and equipping them to leadHow awareness about your mortality can impact your perspective on lifeWhat John feels is one of the worst emotions in the worldLessons for leaders in their 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50sThe importance of prioritizing your values over the specifics of what you are doingWhat we tend to overestimate and underestimate when it comes to our goalsHow goals shift and change as you grow older and wiserThe decade John feels is the “ideal decade of your life”The trap of comparison, and why you should focus on who you are, not who you aren’tWhy the book Hero Maker had such a profound impact on JohnHow John’s faith in God helped him overcome addictionResources Mentioned: Hero Maker by Dave Ferguson and Warren BirdConnect with John Nuzzo:Victory Family ChurchLinkedInFacebookThis Episode is Sponsored By:Beratung AdvisorsHenne JewelersBabb Inc.Join Us at the 2nd Annual L3 Leadership Conference! Leaders… You are one idea and one connection away from changing your destiny - and the destiny of your company. If you’re ready to be inspired, motivated, and influenced to change the future of your organization, to lead effectively, and to inspire others within your company and community - join us for our 2nd annual L3 Leadership Conference on Friday, March 13, 2020. Register: L3OneDay.com use promo code Podcast to receive an exclusive discountSubscribe, Rate & Share Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of the L3 Leadership Podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or Google Play to subscribe and leave us a rating and review.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/l3leadership)

Luisa Zhou - Building Your Business Faster By Doing Less Luisa Zhou is the creator of the Employee to Entrepreneur system, which teaches people how to leave their day job and start their own six-figure plus business working for themselves. She’s helped thousands of students, including health and business coaches, designers, copywriters, and consultants, to launch their own businesses that generate anywhere from 30K to 100K in less than a year. Her advice has been featured in numerous online and print publications including Forbes, Inc., Entrepreneur, Success magazine, and more. In this episode of Your Partner In Success Radio Luisa will share: Her strategy for quickly scaling her current business to $1.1 Million in sales in its first 11 months by focusing on just a few key areasWhat it looks like to run a "lifestyle" type 7-figure business - her calendar + team (because she designed and built it this way from day one)A breakdown of her course launch strategy for creating $800K in sales per launch consistently, without affiliates, over the last 4 yearsWhy she focuses on just a few things that make the biggest differenceHow she manages balancing coaching work (instant revenue, high profit) versus strategically building her business long-term and scaling the course side of her businessHow she transitioned from relying on live course launches to creating a 7-figure evergreen course funnel Website | Free Gift | Instagram | LinkedIn

TopicsHis early work at USA SwimmingThe issues of modernisationCommunicating with swim parentsLaunching into CRM and the content strategy that feeds itThe Olympic Trails and their commercialisation and sponsorship activationLessons from being an American at Derby CountyThe television and live streaming strategyThe importance of top stars in keeping USA Swimming relevant, especially outside the OlympicsHow a new swim league is allowing swimmers to create interest and sponsorshipThe Olympics restrictions on commercialisation by athletes and how they might changeSafe Sport – how has USA Swimming reacted to Larry Nassar case in gymnasticsThe breadth of his role. Being judged on medals but having to care for the recreationalWhy swimming may fit perfectly in the modern worldThe cost of giving back. Why membership dues have not changed in over 30 yearsWhy transparency is key for a non-profitThe fast-track learning in a period of significant growth in MLSUSA Swimming’s relationship with para-swimming – “We are supporters on the sidelines”The Olympics targets and prioritiesLeveraging Olympic success to create new fans

My guest today is Laura Vanderkam. Laura is a global expert on time management, and helps people spend more time on what matters, and less on what doesn’t. She is the author of a bunch of bestselling books, ranging from Off the Clock, 168 Hours, What the Most Successful People do Before Breakfast, and her latest book, Juliet’s School of Possibilities.Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Fortune, and Fast Company. And her TED talk, “How to gain control of your free time,” has been viewed more than 5 million times.I’ve followed Laura’s work for several years and I’ve always felt that she takes a really novel view of the whole time management concept. I think you’ll find this a really practical interview as Laura goes through a bunch of different strategies that she uses to make the most of not only her work time, but also her leisure time.We cover:Why Laura has tracked her time in 30 minute increments for four yearsWhy many people overestimate how many hours they work per weekWhy Laura runs every dayHow Laura creates new habits that stickWhere Laura’s ideas come fromLaura’s Friday afternoon planning ritualLaura’s tricks to creating a great weekendThe importance of scheduling “anchor” eventsWhy planning things in advance increases happinessHow Laura managed to read over 100 books in 2017And a whole lot more.Find out more about Laura on her website, and listen to her podcasts Best of Both Worlds and Before Breakfast.Visit amanthaimber.com/podcast for full show notes from all episodes.Get in touch at amantha@inventium.com.auIf you are looking for more tips to improve the way you work, I write a short monthly newsletter that contains three cool things that I have discovered that help me work better, which range from interesting research findings through to gadgets I am loving. You can sign up for that at http://howiwork.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Technological advancements are moving faster than ever before. How does this change and affect our lives, our societies, and our world? Nikolas Badminton--Canadian futurist, researcher, and public speaker--is back on the show. So much has happened in the last two years since we last spoke to him, and he’s here to talk about 2019. Listen to learn what kinds of trends we might see this year in the realms of technology and global development and what questions we should be asking to better prepare and inspire positive change. Key takeawaysNikolas has noted five trends and accompanying questions for 2019 that will have a huge impact on the world for the next 20-30 yearsWhy are so many tech titans hitting the national headlines?What’s the smart city conundrum?No government is prepared for the mass automation of certain industriesA changing world means changing the way we teach and learnThe next billion users of any tech system are in AfricaResources:NikolasBadminton.comFloathouse.caVancouverReal.tvAndyZaremba.comManTalks.comMindfulMass.orgVancouver Real Media Inc.

The myth, the man, the legend…Stan Lee the comic book genius recently passed away and he meant a lot to so many people. Stan was my friend and someone who I admire greatly. The last few years of Stan’s life brought his own super story – one filled with the tangled web of betrayal, lost fortune, and a constant reminder that you need to own your bank account no matter how famous you might be.What You'll LearnSome of the most impactful lessons I learned from being a friend of Stan Lee for over 20 yearsWhy you always need to know what is coming in and going out of your bank accountHow you can infuse more creativity and joy into your lifeA simple exercise to document fear, worry, sadness, anger, and joy that will save you thousands of dollars on therapy (and it's super helpful)How to tackle important estate planning documents now and what you needThe power of your gut when it comes to working with other financial professionalsWhy I loved Stan Lee so muchLinksTomorrowWillingSUBSCRIBE & REVIEWWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes!Also, podcast reviews are super important to iTunes and the more reviews we have, the more we can spread the Millennial Money message (those iTunes algorithms are crazy). I’d be honored if you left a review and let me know what you love about the podcast.Ask ShannahHave an Ask Shannah question, submit it hereSunday Seven Email ClubMillennial Money is more than just a podcast, we’re all about family here. Join us each weekend for our Sunday Seven Email Club, where we’ll share bonus episodes, money tips, life hacks, exclusive music drops, travel deals, breakfast treat, and a whole lotta’ fun!Get SocialShannah on TwitterShannah on Instagram

With all of the headlines about Facebook’s privacy policy and algorithm changes, you’ve probably been left scratching your head and asking questions like: How is my Facebook feed going to change? How do I get more interactions on my Facebook business page? Why did Mark Zuckerberg have to testify before Congress? And why doesn’t he ever blink? In this episode of Ponderings from the Perch, Priscilla McKinney, Momma Bird and CEO of Little Bird Marketing, is back with Dan Leadbetter. Join them as they discuss the ever-changing world of digital media. Whether you're up-to-date on the newest Facebook algorithm changes or stuck in the days of dial-up Internet, this episode will give you tips on improving your Facebook marketing strategy. Tune-in as Priscilla and Dan discuss: Major Facebook changes over the yearsWhy buyer personas are important for your social media marketing strategyHow to get the most out of Facebook advertisingWant more information on how you can use Facebook for your business? Check out the Little Bird Marketing resource page! And of course, don't forget to subscribe, rate and review Ponderings from the Perch on iTunes! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Show Notes:What’s going on #TeamTobe! Hope you’re all gearing up for the holiday break and ready to wind down the rest of the year. In Episode #3 of the Run with Tobe podcast, we have Nick Saltzman, who is a Partner Growth Specialist for Hubspot. Nick works with marketing agencies as part of Hubspot’s Agency Partner program and drops a few knowledge bombs on digital marketing.Disclosure: We had some issues with audio and apologize in advance! Don’t worry you can hear everything Nick shares and we promise, we didn’t put a fishbowl over his head during the recording =PIN THIS EPISODE WE'LL DISCUSS:The evolution of digital marketing has evolved over the yearsWhy you might or might not want to hire a marketing agencyWhy marketing technology is key to tracking ROIRESOURCES:NFL Shop's Christmas DinnerSamsung Galaxy S8 Growing upLegend AppWay of LifeAs always check out our blog for this episode's show notes. Be sure to subscribe, leave a comment and share the show us with your friends and family. Follow us on any social platform using the handle @runwithtobe and feel free to email us at ask@tobeagency.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a continuation of last week's mastermind discussion where the group identifies two more stock picks that might out perform the stock market.Click here to get full access to our show notes.In this episode, you'll learn:What kind of return could one expect from investing in TargetWhy Amazon could cause as much damage to the retail industry in next 5 years as it did in the previous 20 yearsWhy investors should value offline and online retail traffic differentlyIf REITs are a good placeholder for cashWhy growth is not always good for a real estate company

If there is one thing you can know for sure by listening to the BiggerPockets Podcast, it’s this: There are a LOT of ways to invest in real estate! That’s why we’re excited to bring you today’s interview with Noah Kagan, who invests in a different way than most of the guests we’ve had on the show. Noah currently runs several very successful internet businesses (SumoMe and AppSumo) and knew he didn’t want to be a landlord; Noah knows his best return is made in his business. Therefore, he devised his investing strategy around NOT being the landlord. Noah is a wealth of information and one of the most motivating humans we’ve ever met. So sit back and enjoy today’s episode with Noah!In This Episode We Cover:Who Noah Kagan is and how he got into real estate investingWhat keeps newbies from buying their first investment propertiesThe ROI of other businesses as compared to real estate investingA discussion on the 1% ruleThoughts on whether a commercial property is a good first investmentWhy you should find experienced real estate investors in your areaTips for growing your capitalHow Noah finances his dealsWhat you should know about asking other people for money or syndicationWhy you should stop apologizing for being successfulHow to grow your networkWhen should you stop learning and start doingThe importance of knowing where do you want to be in 5 yearsWhy you should visualize the destinationAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsSumoMeAppSumoBiggerPockets WebinarBiggerPockets Facebook PageRealtySharesPeerStreetWhere’s my money? (Blog Post)Noah’s SpreadsheetBP Podcast 204: Flipping 30+ Deals by Age Twenty-Five with Chris GillBiggerPockets Event ForumsChessBooks Mentioned in this ShowThe Book on Investing with Low or No Money Down by Brandon TurnerThe Miracle Morning by Hal ElrodThe Obstacle Is the Way by Ryan HolidayThe Ultimate Sales Machine by Chet HolmesConfessions of a Real Estate Entrepreneur by James RandelTweetable Topics:“It took me 10 years to actually be ready, not financially but mentally, to make that decision, to make that purchase.” (Tweet This!)“The best deals happen off-market.” (Tweet This!)“I think the trait of a successful person is resourcefulness.” (Tweet This!)“If you want to find someone else to help you, you have to help someone else.” (Tweet This!)Connect with NoahNoah’s BiggerPockets ProfileNoah’s WebsiteNoah Kagan’s Present PodcastNoah’s Keynote Speech at Fincon 2016

In this episode we discuss what Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Stephen Hawking all consider the single greatest threat to humanity, why “death” is not binary event that makes you transition from being alive or dead at a specific moment in time, we ask if you would spend $1000 on a chance to live forever, we look at the biology behind cryogenics, vitfrication, and putting your body on biological pause, and we explore why poverty, climate change, war, and all our problems melt away in the face of one massively important issue with our guest Tim Urban.      Tim Urban is the creator of Wait But Why and has become one of the most popular writers on the internet with fans such as Maria Popova, Sam Harris, and Elon Musk.     His content has become so popular that according to Fast Company he has “captured a level of reader engagement that even the new-media giants would be envious of” with an average of over 1.5 million unique readers visiting and engaging on Wait But Why each month.      We discuss:Tim’s story and how he got started with Wait But WhyHow Tim writes about everything from the human condition, to the universe, the future and huge technology trendsHow Tim becomes a mini-expert in tons of different fieldsHow Tim overcomes massive procrastination to achieve his goals The interplay between “The Rational Decision-Maker”, “The Instant Gratification Monkey” and "The Panic Monster”The vital importance of "important but not urgent" activities Tim’s struggle with perfectionismThe importance of creating accountability to overcome procrastination What Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Stephen Hawking all consider the single greatest threat to humanityWhy Artificial Intelligence is the single most defining issue facing humanityAre you smarter than a computer?The difference between “narrow” artificial intelligence, “general” artificial intelligence and artificial “superinteliigence"What happens when artificial intelligence develops the ability to improve itself?Why the AI revolution is inevitable and will take place within the next 20-40 yearsWhy poverty, climate change, war, and all our problems melt away in the face of artificial superinteligence The battle between instant gratification and long term planning - how it relates to procrastination and AIWhy the notion that cryonics is the act of “freezing” “dead people”is fundamentally wrong on several levelsWhy “death” is not binary event that instantly transitions you from being alive or dead at a specific moment in timeThe biology behind cryogenics, vitfrication, and putting your body on biological pauseWould you spend $1000/year for a chance to live forever?“The truth is, involuntary death sucks”The body is just a physical object that can be upgraded and replaced Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How does one transition from doing simple houses to more complex deals? That’s the topic on today’s episode of the BiggerPockets Podcast, where we sit down once again with Jered Sturm, a real estate investor from the Midwest who’s made the transition from doing all his own work on single family houses to purchasing larger properties. In this episode, we dig in deep on the purchase of his newest 42-unit apartment complex and the unique “value-add” ideas he discovered that made this property a home run!In This Episode We Cover:A quick recap on how Jered got started in this gameWhat market is he in and how it changed over the last couple of yearsWhy he moved his investing from Cincinnati to AtlantaHow he uses partnerships to manage different marketsTips for funding using other people’s moneyThe goal that led to using syndicationSelf-fulfillment rather than just buying moreThe importance of figuring out your “why“How he has the discipline to not spend their quadrupled incomeWhy you should separate out the “business income”How he found his 42-unit apartment complexTips on managing cold calling What criteria was he looking forThe advantages of having dedicated water lines for the unitsThe beauty of adding value to propertiesWhat exactly a resident manager isWhy building structures made the difference in their businessHow he financed this multifamily dealUsing the BRRRR strategy on large multifamilyAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBP Podcast 124: Building a Real Estate Empire At a Young Age with Jered SturmBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets WebinarBiggerPockets PodcastWhat Sets Apart Successful Real Estate Investors From Those Who Fail, Quit, or Never Get Started? (blog)BP Podcast 108: Building a $350 Million Real Estate Empire Using the 10X Rule with Grant CardoneBP Podcast 060: From 0 to 68 Rental Units in Just Four Years with Serge ShukhatBuildiumBiggerPockets BookstoreBooks Mentioned in this ShowThe Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon TurnerThe Book on Managing Rental Properties by Brandon Turner and Heather TurnerTraction by Gino WickmanE-Myth Revisited by Michael E. GerberTweetable Topics:“Self fulfillment is how can you be the best you can be while also helping others be the best they can be.” (Tweet This!)“We’ve over prepared for the future, and even though we’re still pretty small, we’re running like a large company.” (Tweet This!)“Management makes or break the investment.” (Tweet This!)Connect with JeredJered’s BiggerPockets ProfileJered’s BiggerPockets Author ProfileJered’s Company Website

Are you building vertical or horizontal income in your life? If you aren’t sure, don’t miss this exceptionally important episode of the BiggerPockets Podcast, where we talk with Pat Hiban about creating multiple streams of passive income. Pat, who is a New York Times bestselling author, shares his real estate journey with us today, starting from a humble “house hack” to participating in multi-million dollar apartment complex purchases. You’ll also learn why (and how) Pat has 61 different sources of “horizontal” income streams and the best ways to begin building your own. Don’t miss a second of this incredible show.In This Episode We Cover:Pat’s thoughts on being a real estate agent for 28 yearsWhy many real estate agents don’t investHow he obtained his first property by house hackingThe story of an illegal alien investorWhat Section 8 rentals are and why he invest in themThe pros and cons of Section 8 tenantsHow he makes money through college rentalsHow he manages his propertiesHow to make a property college-proofWhat exactly a “come bet” isWhy he looks for track record before investing with someoneA discussion on horizontal streams of incomeAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets VideosBP Podcast 188: Using 20+ Years of Studying Market Cycles to Buy Low & Sell High with David GudmundsenBiggerPockets WebinarGoSection8BP Podcast 048: Duplex Investing, Finding Great Properties, and Tips for Managing Tenants with Darren SagerBP Podcast 170: The Journey From Flipping Houses to Owning 1,470 Units with Andrew CushmanBiggerPockets ForumsGoBundanceBooks Mentioned in this ShowRetire Young Retire Rich by Robert KiyosakiThe Surrender Experiment by Michael A. Singer6 Steps to 7 Figures by Pat HibanTweetable Topics:“My biggest regret is not buying a house a year.” (Tweet This!)“On Section 8, I buy where if they find out that I’ll put a Section 8 in there, they’ll be upset.” (Tweet This!)“Create bucket list moments and get the most out of life.” (Tweet This!)Connect with PatPat’s BiggerPockets ProfilePat’s Company WebsitePat’s PodcastVPACQ

Anyone can buy a house. However, it takes a special kind of business (and business owner) to buy dozens of deals every year. That’s the story on today’s episode of the BiggerPockets Podcast, when we sit down with Nathan Brooks to talk about how he went from casual investor to buying nearly sixty deals last year. You’ll learn the key hires that made this transition possible, the process for hiring the perfect team members to work your systems, Nathan’s story of bringing in a partner to help scale, and so much more. If you are looking to really expand your business through partners, employees, and processes, dive into this powerful episode!In This Episode We Cover:Nathan’s beard, the bear from The RevenantA recap of his last showThe importance of sitting down with your mentorHow to diversify your income streamsWhy he started his own property management companyThe companies he’s worked with beforeHow to avoid working with the wrong companyNathan’s current number of employeesHow he builds systems within his businessHow to figure out what you’re good and bad atWhat you should know about partnerships and finding the right people to work withHow Nathan’s hiring process worksHow to know who to hire firstThe time value of moneyHow to relay a process to an assistantThe importance of creating one-pager how tosWhat exactly lifestyle design meansWhether it’s really possible to step away from work for six monthsHow to figure out your freedom numberOne thing that made a huge impact on his business in the past few yearsWhy he keeps on learning and learningAnd SO much more!Links from the Show$140,805.92 profit on our first flip…Thank you Bigger Pockets! [forum post]EvernoteBP Podcast 087: How to Thrive After The Collapse of a Real Estate Empire with Nathan BrooksBP Podcast 146: Buying 100+ Units Through Word of Mouth Marketing with Enrique JevonsBP Podcast 151: Finding Your “Freedom Number” with Clayton MorrisBooks Mentioned in this ShowThe Book on Investing with No and Low Money Down by Brandon TurnerThe 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss6 Months to 6 Figures by Peter VoogdNo Hero by Mark OwenThe Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon TurnerThe Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary KellerGood to Great by Jim CollinsTweetable Topics:“Don’t focus on your weaknesses, focus on your strengths.” (Tweet This!)“There’s always a person who’ll appreciate whoever you are and ride the rollercoaster with you.” (Tweet This!)Connect with NathanNathan’s BiggerPockets ProfileNathan’s BiggerPockets Blogs listNathan’s Company Website

Want to learn a variety of amazing travel skills in one short travel podcast episode?Then you’ll love our series: Travel Tactics.This is the final episode with our first panel. You can listen to the first and second episodes here and here.In this episode, Benny Lewis teaches us how to immerse ourselves in a language when we're not in a country that uses that language.Dave Dean tells us how to use technology to get cheaper flights.Wandering Earl shares his best tips for extending trips.In this episode of the Zero To Travel Podcast, you’ll learn:How to immerse yourself in a language wherever you areThe best free language learning toolsHow to connect with locals in a foreign languageWhat Esperanto is and why you should learn itYour first word in EsperantoHow to meet locals and improve your languages at the same timeWhy Dave likes Sayulita, MexicoOne simple change you can make to find cheaper flights onlineThe paid and free tools you can use to find cheaper flightsWhy you should always use flight comparison sitesHow and why Earl's style of travel has changed over the yearsWhy having a base while you travel might be a good ideaResources MentionedTravel Tactics Part 1Travel Tactics Part 2Fluent in 3 monthsWandering EarlToo Many AdaptorsWhat’s Dave Doing?Fluent in 3 Months (book)TuneInSkypeMemriseitalkiDuolingoFluent in 3 months forumWordReference.comZenmateHolaSkycannerAdiosoKayakHammocks & Hard DrivesPlansifyAn Interview with Wandering EarlFor more great interviews with experienced travel experts, check out the Zero To Travel Podcast archives!The post Travel Tactics 3 : How to Extend Any Trip, Learn Languages & Use Tech to Get Cheap Flights : Zero To Travel Podcast appeared first on Zero to Travel.