Branding Blowout With Karen Leland

How do you build software for a diversity of customers? Carl and Richard talk to Lily Dart about what it takes to really build diversity-sensitive software, and it starts with understanding the difference between sympathy and empathy. Lily talks about how folks fall into the trap of avoiding diversity using empathy training – but real empathy takes understanding, and that means living with diversity. There’s no substitute for a diverse team, and even then, you’ll still need to research into areas of diversity your team doesn’t have. It’s hard work, but worth it!

Growing up, we are only taught how to live paycheck to paycheck. It doesn’t matter where you are at in life, and what your goals are for your future. In this episode, Dan shares the secrets to creating security for yourself and your loved ones, whether you work in a job or not.

To gain influence, podcasting your way through the top of your industry’s pyramid is the answer. In this episode, the “Note Guy” Scott Carson talks about how he started podcasting with the Note Closers Show and what influenced him to do so. Going through the positives and the negatives, Scott shows us how to market and attract great guests as well as how to tackle problems and trolls online that usually come our way – be that in podcasting or closing deals. As a popular podcaster himself, Scott gives some teasers into what he does to become one of the biggest players in the industry.

Being so busy robs you of the success that you deserve. It’s high time you make changes and make them now. Success coach Mark Yuzuik helps us understand the difference between being busy versus being productive. He unlocks the thought process that holds us back from moving on with our goals. He also shares some tangible steps you can take to finally get out of that slump, raise your expectations, and get results. On today’s show, discover how to reduce your daily overload of work, obligations, and deadlines and actually accomplish your goals.

The Wind River Range in the Rocky Mountains of Wyoming is the mountain range that inspired Yvon Chouinard (founder of Patagonia clothing) to spend his life climbing mountains. Breathtaking in beauty, this remote and rugged mountain range is not nearly as well known as the Tetons, but is just as striking, and not as crowded. Where is the Wind River Range located? The Wind River Range is a couple-hour drive south of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Most people fly in to the beautiful Jackson Hole airport. Try to allow a couple of days to explore this great town, as well as some days hiking and playing in the Tetons just outside of town. You can listen to the Teton podcast episode and see more photos here. The Wind River Range runs about 100 miles in a NW-SE direction, including about 80 miles of the Continental Divide following the crest of the range. The Wind River mountains include Wyoming’s highest peak, Gannett Peak at 13,804? (4207 m). The range includes two large national forests and three wilderness areas. The entire Wind River Range is part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Part of the range falls within the Wind River Indian Reservations. There are about 600 miles of hiking trails in the Wind River Range and many consider this are to have the most beautiful mountains in Wyoming. Our guest today, Paula Talbott, trekked the Wind River Range with my affiliate Wildland Trekking. WIldland offers seven treks of varying difficulty, including some that are llama supported, meaning you only have to carry your day pack instead of a backpack and all the weight. Paula did Wildland’s most difficult adventure, the Boulder to Green River Lakes 7 day trek. Here is a list of Wildland Trekking’s Wind River Range treks. Note that they offer all of these treks as a custom hike, so you can choose whether to hike with just your own group, or hike to meet other like minded folks who love the wild.

If you’ve got no money and you want to become rich, there are two different approaches you can take. You can either use a proven method, or you can be the creator of a new method. Kris Krohn breaks down the pros and cons of each strategy and highlights exactly he did to become financially free, so that you can do the same.

The path to becoming an impactful leader is through continuous learning. Daniel Marcos, the Cofounder and CEO of Growth Institute, walks us through his entrepreneurial journey to becoming a CEO, starting from when he was selling fishes to building the first financial website in the Mexican market. On today’s show, Daniel identifies the three critical stages to becoming a successful CEO and the importance of building a dedicated team with communication as a tool at the very helm of it.

The real estate world is too vast that learning its ins and outs can take years of experience, especially when you are a first-time landlord. Thankfully, professionals like Jason Bible and Robert Orfino exist to guide you through your wonderful journey of making homes better and worthy for you and your renters. In this episode, Robert teach the basics on how to be an exemplary landlord – one who can basically differentiate between a flip and rental rehab and one who can give a clean finish to both processes.

Your reality is shaped by your education, where you live, and what you consume. How do you view people with different beliefs? Is there a way to bridge the polarity in society? And, how should an entrepreneur respond to influence? Patrick Donohoe gets the answers from Erik Fogg, an author, CEO, and co-host of the ReConsider podcast. Erik introduces his book, Wedged: How You Became a Tool of the Partisan Political Establishment, which talk about the way you can open your mind to the manipulation and fight your way out of political polarization.

We’re going to take a deep dive into how the vagus nerve can help reduce pain and control inflammation. Joining us is Dr. Navaz Habib. He is a functional medicine practitioner, author and speaker who empowers his clients to dig a little bit deeper and find the answers to what’s holding back their health. His office, Health Upgraded, works with entrepreneurs, executives and professional athletes who want to take their health to a new level, allowing them to contribute and serve more people. Having gone through his own personal experiences with poor health and weight struggles, Dr. Habib is well-equipped to implement personalized recommendations for each of his clients in identifying the root causes of health imbalances and addressing them naturally. His patients experience optimal health the way their bodies were meant to feel and function. On this episode, Dr. Habib is going to take us into the structure, the physiology and the function of the vagus nerve. To help you out with this episode, he’s included a great little cheat sheet called Activating Your Vagus Nerve. Inside this cheat sheet, he takes you on a journey of what you can do daily, weekly and monthly to activate your vagus nerve. This is great if you’re someone who struggles with chronic pain or inflammation. It’s also a great cheat sheet to provide your patients. If you’re a practitioner, this is something you want to get your hands on. To download this cheat sheet, all you have to do is text the word 148Download to the number 44222 or you can type in the URL IntegrativePainScienceInstitute.com/148download. I’ll send that right to your inbox for free. This episode is filled with take-home strategies that you can start to use either in your practice or for your personal health. If you’re an anatomy geek like me, it’s so much fun to talk about these topics and explore or revisit what the vagus nerve does and how it’s important in helping you with that parasympathetic response. Let’s begin and let’s meet Dr. Navaz Habib.

To gain influence, podcasting your way through the top of your industry’s pyramid is the answer. In this episode, the “Note Guy” Scott Carson talks about how he started podcasting with the Note Closers Show and what influenced him to do so. Going through the positives and the negatives, Scott shows us how to market and attract great guests as well as how to tackle problems and trolls online that usually come our way – be that in podcasting or closing deals. As a popular podcaster himself, Scott gives some teasers into what he does to become one of the biggest players in the industry.

Being so busy robs you of the success that you deserve. It’s high time you make changes and make them now. Success coach Mark Yuzuik helps us understand the difference between being busy versus being productive. He unlocks the thought process that holds us back from moving on with our goals. He also shares some tangible steps you can take to finally get out of that slump, raise your expectations, and get results. On today’s show, discover how to reduce your daily overload of work, obligations, and deadlines and actually accomplish your goals.

The Wind River Range in the Rocky Mountains of Wyoming is the mountain range that inspired Yvon Chouinard (founder of Patagonia clothing) to spend his life climbing mountains. Breathtaking in beauty, this remote and rugged mountain range is not nearly as well known as the Tetons, but is just as striking, and not as crowded. Where is the Wind River Range located? The Wind River Range is a couple-hour drive south of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Most people fly in to the beautiful Jackson Hole airport. Try to allow a couple of days to explore this great town, as well as some days hiking and playing in the Tetons just outside of town. You can listen to the Teton podcast episode and see more photos here. The Wind River Range runs about 100 miles in a NW-SE direction, including about 80 miles of the Continental Divide following the crest of the range. The Wind River mountains include Wyoming’s highest peak, Gannett Peak at 13,804? (4207 m). The range includes two large national forests and three wilderness areas. The entire Wind River Range is part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Part of the range falls within the Wind River Indian Reservations. There are about 600 miles of hiking trails in the Wind River Range and many consider this are to have the most beautiful mountains in Wyoming. Our guest today, Paula Talbott, trekked the Wind River Range with my affiliate Wildland Trekking. WIldland offers seven treks of varying difficulty, including some that are llama supported, meaning you only have to carry your day pack instead of a backpack and all the weight. Paula did Wildland’s most difficult adventure, the Boulder to Green River Lakes 7 day trek. Here is a list of Wildland Trekking’s Wind River Range treks. Note that they offer all of these treks as a custom hike, so you can choose whether to hike with just your own group, or hike to meet other like minded folks who love the wild.

If you’ve got no money and you want to become rich, there are two different approaches you can take. You can either use a proven method, or you can be the creator of a new method. Kris Krohn breaks down the pros and cons of each strategy and highlights exactly he did to become financially free, so that you can do the same.

The path to becoming an impactful leader is through continuous learning. Daniel Marcos, the Cofounder and CEO of Growth Institute, walks us through his entrepreneurial journey to becoming a CEO, starting from when he was selling fishes to building the first financial website in the Mexican market. On today’s show, Daniel identifies the three critical stages to becoming a successful CEO and the importance of building a dedicated team with communication as a tool at the very helm of it.

The real estate world is too vast that learning its ins and outs can take years of experience, especially when you are a first-time landlord. Thankfully, professionals like Jason Bible and Robert Orfino exist to guide you through your wonderful journey of making homes better and worthy for you and your renters. In this episode, Robert teach the basics on how to be an exemplary landlord – one who can basically differentiate between a flip and rental rehab and one who can give a clean finish to both processes.

Your reality is shaped by your education, where you live, and what you consume. How do you view people with different beliefs? Is there a way to bridge the polarity in society? And, how should an entrepreneur respond to influence? Patrick Donohoe gets the answers from Erik Fogg, an author, CEO, and co-host of the ReConsider podcast. Erik introduces his book, Wedged: How You Became a Tool of the Partisan Political Establishment, which talk about the way you can open your mind to the manipulation and fight your way out of political polarization.

We’re going to take a deep dive into how the vagus nerve can help reduce pain and control inflammation. Joining us is Dr. Navaz Habib. He is a functional medicine practitioner, author and speaker who empowers his clients to dig a little bit deeper and find the answers to what’s holding back their health. His office, Health Upgraded, works with entrepreneurs, executives and professional athletes who want to take their health to a new level, allowing them to contribute and serve more people. Having gone through his own personal experiences with poor health and weight struggles, Dr. Habib is well-equipped to implement personalized recommendations for each of his clients in identifying the root causes of health imbalances and addressing them naturally. His patients experience optimal health the way their bodies were meant to feel and function. On this episode, Dr. Habib is going to take us into the structure, the physiology and the function of the vagus nerve. To help you out with this episode, he’s included a great little cheat sheet called Activating Your Vagus Nerve. Inside this cheat sheet, he takes you on a journey of what you can do daily, weekly and monthly to activate your vagus nerve. This is great if you’re someone who struggles with chronic pain or inflammation. It’s also a great cheat sheet to provide your patients. If you’re a practitioner, this is something you want to get your hands on. To download this cheat sheet, all you have to do is text the word 148Download to the number 44222 or you can type in the URL IntegrativePainScienceInstitute.com/148download. I’ll send that right to your inbox for free. This episode is filled with take-home strategies that you can start to use either in your practice or for your personal health. If you’re an anatomy geek like me, it’s so much fun to talk about these topics and explore or revisit what the vagus nerve does and how it’s important in helping you with that parasympathetic response. Let’s begin and let’s meet Dr. Navaz Habib.

Growing up, we are only taught how to live paycheck to paycheck. It doesn’t matter where you are at in life, and what your goals are for your future. In this episode, Dan shares the secrets to creating security for yourself and your loved ones, whether you work in a job or not.

How do you build software for a diversity of customers? Carl and Richard talk to Lily Dart about what it takes to really build diversity-sensitive software, and it starts with understanding the difference between sympathy and empathy. Lily talks about how folks fall into the trap of avoiding diversity using empathy training – but real empathy takes understanding, and that means living with diversity. There’s no substitute for a diverse team, and even then, you’ll still need to research into areas of diversity your team doesn’t have. It’s hard work, but worth it!