http://bobschmidt.comenBusiness2025https://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/2d23526a7aa3c408cf0b6bae38e29f4a.jpghttp://bobschmidt.comThu, 11 Jun 2026 17:37:29 +0000Bob SchmidtPodcastForHire.combswithbob@gmail.comWelcome to “BS with Bob,” the podcast where we dive into the fascinating world of… well, whatever nonsense we can come up with! Join Bob, your host with the most (or at least the most questionable taste in guests), as he interviews a dazzling array of...trueepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-wisco-dive-bars--72483559https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72483559Thu, 11 Jun 2026 17:37:29 +0000Bob SchmidtMost dive bar enthusiasts discover their favorite spot by accident. Jared, the Wisco Dive Bar guy, has built a community and tens of thousands of followers by sharing his love for Wisconsin's hidden gems—places most people overlook. But what truly...4272barstories,bartalk,bswithbob,communityhubs,divebarculture,divebarstories,jaredschutz,jeppsonsmalort,jepsonsmalort,justforone,malort,podcastcommunity,podcastlife,supportlocal,wiscodivebar,wiscodivebars,wisconsingems,wisconsinlifetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-building-resilience-and-positivity-with-dr-antonio-harrison--70595293

• Journey from college football to VR fitness coaching
• Balancing faith, spirituality, and personal growth
• Parenting in the digital age and building meaningful relationships
• Mental resilience and handling life's surprises
• Innovations in fitness and wellness through VR

• As long as you're kind and compassionate"

• "Do what you want to do"
• "You're gonna be alright"

Chapters00:00Introduction to Virtual Reality Fitness
02:08Doc Harrison's Journey to VR Coaching
03:51Coaching Style and Techniques
05:55Personal Insights and Tattoos
07:57Parenting Perspectives and Challenges
09:48Life Changes and Unexpected Paths
13:56Recognition and Public Interactions
15:54The Future of Supernatural Fitness
17:46New Projects and Creative Ventures
19:47Friendship and Meaningful Connections
22:53Fitness Tips and Core Engagement
25:45The Importance of Exercise Variation
27:52Meditation and Mindfulness in Fitness
30:17From Athlete to Doctor: A Personal Journey
35:34Balancing Strength and Peace
45:55Spirituality and Personal Growth
50:38Redefining Happiness Through Life Experiences
]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/70595293Wed, 11 Mar 2026 16:43:24 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this engaging interview, Dr. Antonio Harrison shares his journey from college football to becoming a virtual reality fitness coach, his personal beliefs, parenting insights, and how he maintains positivity through life's challenges. Discover...

• Journey from college football to VR fitness coaching
• Balancing faith, spirituality, and personal growth
• Parenting in the digital age and building meaningful relationships
• Mental resilience and handling life's surprises
• Innovations in fitness and wellness through VR

• As long as you're kind and compassionate"

• "Do what you want to do"
• "You're gonna be alright"

Chapters00:00Introduction to Virtual Reality Fitness
02:08Doc Harrison's Journey to VR Coaching
03:51Coaching Style and Techniques
05:55Personal Insights and Tattoos
07:57Parenting Perspectives and Challenges
09:48Life Changes and Unexpected Paths
13:56Recognition and Public Interactions
15:54The Future of Supernatural Fitness
17:46New Projects and Creative Ventures
19:47Friendship and Meaningful Connections
22:53Fitness Tips and Core Engagement
25:45The Importance of Exercise Variation
27:52Meditation and Mindfulness in Fitness
30:17From Athlete to Doctor: A Personal Journey
35:34Balancing Strength and Peace
45:55Spirituality and Personal Growth
50:38Redefining Happiness Through Life Experiences
]]>2874bswithbob,coach,coachdoc,coaching,development,fitness,fitnessjourney,gamechanger,lessons,life,mental,parenting,personal,reality,resilience,spirituality,supernatural,virtual,virtualrealityfitness,vrworkoutfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-from-journalist-to-winemaker--67678436


https://brambleberrywinery.com/

• Chris Hardie transitioned from journalism to winemaking.
• He started a winery in 2013 alongside a bed and breakfast.
• Winemaking is labor-intensive and requires careful planning.
• Staffing challenges are common in small businesses like wineries.
• Community development is essential for economic growth.
• Seven Rivers Alliance focuses on regional economic collaboration.
• Housing and childcare are critical for attracting families.
• Chris emphasizes the importance of communication in his work.
• He is passionate about helping his community thrive.
• Chris is a member of the Nielsen Bidders Club, a unique drinking club.

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67678436Mon, 08 Sep 2025 17:14:30 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this episode of BS with Bob Schmidt, host Bob Schmidt interviews Chris Hardie, a former journalist turned winemaker and nonprofit leader. They discuss Chris's transition from the media industry to running a winery, the challenges of staffing in...


https://brambleberrywinery.com/

• Chris Hardie transitioned from journalism to winemaking.
• He started a winery in 2013 alongside a bed and breakfast.
• Winemaking is labor-intensive and requires careful planning.
• Staffing challenges are common in small businesses like wineries.
• Community development is essential for economic growth.
• Seven Rivers Alliance focuses on regional economic collaboration.
• Housing and childcare are critical for attracting families.
• Chris emphasizes the importance of communication in his work.
• He is passionate about helping his community thrive.
• Chris is a member of the Nielsen Bidders Club, a unique drinking club.

]]>1888alliance,community,development,economic,housing,journalism,nonprofit,rivers,seven,staffing,vrbo,winemaking,wineryfalse217fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-recycled-ring-doorbell--67416091


takeaways

• The application process for Shark Tank is lengthy and competitive.
• Jamie was the first to enter Shark Tank differently.
• Pitching to investors can be overwhelming and intense.
• The DoorBot allows users to see and speak to visitors remotely.
• Jamie invented DoorBot out of necessity for a better doorbell.
• He has a background in software products before DoorBot.
• Creating a product is easier than making it successful.
• Product development involves continuous improvement and support.
• Home security technology can deter opportunistic crimes.
• The DoorBot is user-friendly and easy to set up.

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67416091Mon, 18 Aug 2025 15:14:37 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this recycled episode, I talked with Jamie Siminoff, inventor of the Ring Doorbell. When I talked with him, he was fresh off being on Shark Tank, Jamie shares his experiences on Shark Tank and discusses the innovative DoorBot, a smart doorbell that...


takeaways

• The application process for Shark Tank is lengthy and competitive.
• Jamie was the first to enter Shark Tank differently.
• Pitching to investors can be overwhelming and intense.
• The DoorBot allows users to see and speak to visitors remotely.
• Jamie invented DoorBot out of necessity for a better doorbell.
• He has a background in software products before DoorBot.
• Creating a product is easier than making it successful.
• Product development involves continuous improvement and support.
• Home security technology can deter opportunistic crimes.
• The DoorBot is user-friendly and easy to set up.

]]>666automation,development,doorbot,entrepreneurship,home,innovation,invention,investor,jamie,journey,pitch,product,ring,ringcamera,ringdoorbell,security,shark,siminoff,tank,technologyfalse216fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-from-addiction-to-entrepreneurship--67154785

• Anthony Smith is a regular guy with big dreams.
• He overcame addiction and is now clean and sober.
• Growing up in a small town posed unique challenges for him.
• He started a cleaning business and later expanded into construction.
• Meeting the governor was a surreal experience for him.
• He emphasizes the importance of doing things for oneself in recovery.
• Lessons learned in business include the importance of contracts and communication.
• He believes in the power of positivity and giving back.
• His family is his primary motivation for success.
• He encourages others to pursue their passions and not fear failure.

Sound Bites

• "I had to change everything."
• "I call them lessons."
• "I want to create this with them."

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67154785Mon, 28 Jul 2025 17:01:43 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this episode of BS with Bob Schmidt, Anthony Smith shares his inspiring journey from addiction to recovery and entrepreneurship. He discusses the challenges of growing up in a small town, the turning point that led him to seek treatment, and how he...

• Anthony Smith is a regular guy with big dreams.
• He overcame addiction and is now clean and sober.
• Growing up in a small town posed unique challenges for him.
• He started a cleaning business and later expanded into construction.
• Meeting the governor was a surreal experience for him.
• He emphasizes the importance of doing things for oneself in recovery.
• Lessons learned in business include the importance of contracts and communication.
• He believes in the power of positivity and giving back.
• His family is his primary motivation for success.
• He encourages others to pursue their passions and not fear failure.

Sound Bites

• "I had to change everything."
• "I call them lessons."
• "I want to create this with them."

]]>2022addiction,anthony,business,community,entrepreneurship,growth,lessons,life,motivation,overcoming,personal,recovery,small,smith,success,support,towntrue215fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-rekindling-passion--66976288takeaways

• Kumar reignited Bob's passion for podcasting.
• Aging brings both challenges and humorous reflections.
• Self-care practices like pedicures can be enjoyable.
• Non-alcoholic drinks are a viable alternative for socializing.
• Moderation in drinking can lead to a healthier lifestyle.
• Entrepreneurship involves solving problems and creating solutions.
• E-commerce has transformed how we shop, even for ice cream.
• Positivity and enthusiasm can impact others' lives.
• Kumar is working on a book about resilience and purpose.
• Identifying a niche can lead to successful business ventures.

titlesRekindling Podcasting Passion
Sound Bites

• "It's a bitch getting old."
• "I fell in love with it."
• "I am gonna publish this book."

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66976288Mon, 14 Jul 2025 16:58:15 +0000Bob Schmidtin this engaging conversation, Bob and Kumar discuss their journey back into podcasting, reflecting on their shared history and the evolution of their podcasting experience. They delve into personal topics such as aging, self-care practices, and the...takeaways

• Kumar reignited Bob's passion for podcasting.
• Aging brings both challenges and humorous reflections.
• Self-care practices like pedicures can be enjoyable.
• Non-alcoholic drinks are a viable alternative for socializing.
• Moderation in drinking can lead to a healthier lifestyle.
• Entrepreneurship involves solving problems and creating solutions.
• E-commerce has transformed how we shop, even for ice cream.
• Positivity and enthusiasm can impact others' lives.
• Kumar is working on a book about resilience and purpose.
• Identifying a niche can lead to successful business ventures.

titlesRekindling Podcasting Passion
Sound Bites

• "It's a bitch getting old."
• "I fell in love with it."
• "I am gonna publish this book."

]]>991aging,drinks,e-commerce,entrepreneurship,growth,marketing,non-alcoholic,personal,podcasting,positivity,resilience,self-carefalse214fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-grant-cardone-be-obsessed-or-be-average--66822691


takeaways

• Grant Cardone's philosophy is to 'Be Obsessed or Be Average.'
• To succeed, one must get sick and tired of being average.
• Naysayers often reflect their own fears and failures.
• Addiction can be redirected into a drive for success.
• Over-promising and over-delivering is key in business.
• Success is attainable for everyone who doesn't quit.
• Making a decision to change is crucial for success.
• The American dream today is about freedom and choice.
• Time management is essential; make time instead of excuses.
• Success requires hard work and commitment, regardless of the outcome.

titles

• Unlocking Success with Grant Cardone
• Be Obsessed: The Key to Achieving Greatness

Sound Bites

• "Be obsessed or be average."
• "Everybody can be successful."
• "You gotta make a decision."

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66822691Mon, 07 Jul 2025 17:00:08 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this engaging conversation, Grant Cardone discusses his philosophy of success encapsulated in his book 'Be Obsessed or Be Average.' He emphasizes the importance of being driven and passionate, overcoming naysayers, and the journey from addiction to...


takeaways

• Grant Cardone's philosophy is to 'Be Obsessed or Be Average.'
• To succeed, one must get sick and tired of being average.
• Naysayers often reflect their own fears and failures.
• Addiction can be redirected into a drive for success.
• Over-promising and over-delivering is key in business.
• Success is attainable for everyone who doesn't quit.
• Making a decision to change is crucial for success.
• The American dream today is about freedom and choice.
• Time management is essential; make time instead of excuses.
• Success requires hard work and commitment, regardless of the outcome.

titles

• Unlocking Success with Grant Cardone
• Be Obsessed: The Key to Achieving Greatness

Sound Bites

• "Be obsessed or be average."
• "Everybody can be successful."
• "You gotta make a decision."

]]>1166addiction,american,be_obsessed_or_be_average,development,dream,grant_cardone,motivation,obstacles,overcoming,personal,recovery,sales,strategies,successfalse213fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-recycled-listen-to-succeed--66759357


takeaways

• We often overlook the small things that bring happiness.
• Happiness is a mindset that starts in our heads.
• Mindfulness helps us stay present and appreciate life.
• Creating a list of things to be happy about can enhance joy.
• Personal experiences shape what makes us happy.
• It's important to savor moments rather than rush through life.
• Everyone has their own unique sources of happiness.
• The act of writing down happy moments can reinforce positivity.
• Humor can be found in the simplest things in life.
• Sharing happiness lists can inspire others to find joy.

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66759357Mon, 30 Jun 2025 17:00:07 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this engaging conversation, the speakers explore the concept of happiness, emphasizing the importance of mindfulness and gratitude in everyday life. They discuss the creation of personal lists of things to be happy about, sharing insights on how to...


takeaways

• We often overlook the small things that bring happiness.
• Happiness is a mindset that starts in our heads.
• Mindfulness helps us stay present and appreciate life.
• Creating a list of things to be happy about can enhance joy.
• Personal experiences shape what makes us happy.
• It's important to savor moments rather than rush through life.
• Everyone has their own unique sources of happiness.
• The act of writing down happy moments can reinforce positivity.
• Humor can be found in the simplest things in life.
• Sharing happiness lists can inspire others to find joy.

]]>1054gratitude,growth,happiness,health,joy,lessons,life,mental,mindfulness,personal,positivity,self-improvement,well-beingfalse212fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-recycled-the-joy-of-everyday-life--66476810takeaways

• We often overlook the small things that bring happiness.
• Happiness is a mindset that starts in our heads.
• Mindfulness helps us stay present and appreciate life.
• Creating a list of things to be happy about can enhance joy.
• Personal experiences shape our understanding of happiness.
• It's important to share happiness with others.
• Editing a happiness list can be a challenging but rewarding process.
• Everyone's list of happiness is unique and personal.
• Savoring moments can lead to greater happiness.
• Finding joy in food and simple pleasures is essential.

Sound Bites

• "Happiness is right in your head."
• "Make your own list of happiness."

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66476810Mon, 23 Jun 2025 17:00:07 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this engaging conversation, the speakers explore the concept of happiness and the importance of recognizing the small joys in life. They discuss the creation of a list of things to be happy about, emphasizing mindfulness and the need to savor...takeaways

• We often overlook the small things that bring happiness.
• Happiness is a mindset that starts in our heads.
• Mindfulness helps us stay present and appreciate life.
• Creating a list of things to be happy about can enhance joy.
• Personal experiences shape our understanding of happiness.
• It's important to share happiness with others.
• Editing a happiness list can be a challenging but rewarding process.
• Everyone's list of happiness is unique and personal.
• Savoring moments can lead to greater happiness.
• Finding joy in food and simple pleasures is essential.

Sound Bites

• "Happiness is right in your head."
• "Make your own list of happiness."

]]>715gratitude,growth,happiness,health,joy,lessons,life,mental,mindfulness,personal,positivity,self-improvement,well-beingfalse211fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-the-silent-entertainer--66476326takeaways

• Kenny Ahern emphasizes that clowning is a positive art form.
• His performances aim to bring joy and happiness to audiences.
• Kenny believes that it's impossible to please everyone, and that's okay.
• He communicates through gestures and movement rather than words.
• Kenny's shows require audience focus to fully appreciate the humor.
• He prefers engaging with the audience over selling merchandise after shows.
• Traveling for performances has both its benefits and challenges.
• Kenny's performances are consistent across cultures, adapting only to local nuances.
• Reality shows can misrepresent performers and their acts.
• Kenny wants to be remembered as a funny guy who brings joy.

Sound Bites

• "Clowning is not a bad word."
• "I'm all about making people happy."
• "I want people to leave my show happier."
• "People really focus on what I'm doing."
• "I don't want to be an infomercial."
• "Reality shows aren't true reality."
• "I want to be remembered as a funny guy."

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66476326Mon, 16 Jun 2025 17:00:08 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this engaging conversation, Bob Schmidt interviews entertainer Kenny Ahern, exploring the nuances of clowning, performance art, and audience engagement. Kenny shares his journey as a performer, the challenges he faces in modern entertainment, and...takeaways

• Kenny Ahern emphasizes that clowning is a positive art form.
• His performances aim to bring joy and happiness to audiences.
• Kenny believes that it's impossible to please everyone, and that's okay.
• He communicates through gestures and movement rather than words.
• Kenny's shows require audience focus to fully appreciate the humor.
• He prefers engaging with the audience over selling merchandise after shows.
• Traveling for performances has both its benefits and challenges.
• Kenny's performances are consistent across cultures, adapting only to local nuances.
• Reality shows can misrepresent performers and their acts.
• Kenny wants to be remembered as a funny guy who brings joy.

Sound Bites

• "Clowning is not a bad word."
• "I'm all about making people happy."
• "I want people to leave my show happier."
• "People really focus on what I'm doing."
• "I don't want to be an infomercial."
• "Reality shows aren't true reality."
• "I want to be remembered as a funny guy."

]]>2277ahern,art,audience,challenges,clowning,engagement,entertainment,experiences,family,industry,influences,kenny,modern,performance,reality,shows,uniquefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-recycled-path-to-wealth--66341919


takeaways

• Use the correct words to describe your goals.
• Be grateful for having already achieved your goals.
• Daily practice and repetition are key to success.
• Visualize yourself in the completed goal.
• Overcome self-limiting beliefs to unlock potential.
• Gratitude can transform your mindset.
• Speak with emotion when affirming your goals.
• Anyone can apply these techniques for success.
• Create a meeting area for goal setting.
• The biggest hurdle is often our own beliefs.

• "Anyone can do this."
• "Anything is possible."

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66341919Mon, 09 Jun 2025 17:00:07 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this conversation, May McCarthy discusses her book 'The Path to Wealth' and shares insights on achieving financial abundance through spiritual steps. She emphasizes the importance of language in goal setting, the power of gratitude, and daily...


takeaways

• Use the correct words to describe your goals.
• Be grateful for having already achieved your goals.
• Daily practice and repetition are key to success.
• Visualize yourself in the completed goal.
• Overcome self-limiting beliefs to unlock potential.
• Gratitude can transform your mindset.
• Speak with emotion when affirming your goals.
• Anyone can apply these techniques for success.
• Create a meeting area for goal setting.
• The biggest hurdle is often our own beliefs.

• "Anyone can do this."
• "Anything is possible."

]]>874abundance,beliefs,development,financial,goal,gratitude,may,mccarthy,personal,self-limiting,setting,spiritual,steps,success,visualization,wealthfalse29fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-recycled-winning-at-entrepreneurship--66341988takeaways

• Buying an existing business has a higher success rate than starting a new one.
• Social media can reinvigorate a sluggish business.
• Owning a business requires a steady supply of cash.
• Many entrepreneurs underestimate the challenges of business ownership.
• Understanding cash flow is crucial for business success.
• Having good advisors can prevent costly mistakes.
• The first year is critical for business stability.
• Technology changes can significantly impact business viability.
• An LLC is a favorable legal structure for small businesses.
• Personal assets can be at risk when buying a business.

• "You need a lot of cash to run it."
• "The worst thing is a 50-50 partner."

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66341988Mon, 02 Jun 2025 17:00:08 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this conversation, Rod Robertson discusses the intricacies of entrepreneurship, focusing on the advantages of buying existing businesses over starting new ones. He emphasizes the importance of financial management, understanding cash flow, and...takeaways

• Buying an existing business has a higher success rate than starting a new one.
• Social media can reinvigorate a sluggish business.
• Owning a business requires a steady supply of cash.
• Many entrepreneurs underestimate the challenges of business ownership.
• Understanding cash flow is crucial for business success.
• Having good advisors can prevent costly mistakes.
• The first year is critical for business stability.
• Technology changes can significantly impact business viability.
• An LLC is a favorable legal structure for small businesses.
• Personal assets can be at risk when buying a business.

• "You need a lot of cash to run it."
• "The worst thing is a 50-50 partner."

]]>929a,business,buying,cash,entrepreneurship,failure,financial,flow,llc,management,marketing,media,partnerships,social,starting,successfalse28fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-interconnected-world--66284224takeaways

• Shane moved to Japan after being inspired by a high school teacher.
• He has a diverse background as an artist, web designer, and traveler.
• Cultural differences between Japan and America include communication styles.
• Teaching English in Japan was a significant part of Shane's life.
• Japanese is considered harder to learn than English for many.
• Shane has participated in traditional Japanese festivals.
• He has traveled to Dubai to help a friend open a restaurant.
• Starting a business abroad comes with unique challenges and rewards.
• The world is more interconnected than ever, making it easier to find clients globally.
• Living in Japan during COVID-19 presented its own set of challenges. Mask-wearing in Japan is rooted in respect for others.
• Living in Japan has made Shane more culturally adaptive.
• Tokyo and Osaka are must-visit cities in Japan.
• Japanese comedy includes slapstick and is evolving.
• Okonomiyaki is a unique and savory Japanese dish.
• Sushi is widely available in Japan, even in convenience stores.
• American cuisine exists in Japan but with a unique twist.
• Shane aims to connect ideas creatively in his work.
• Culinary experiences in Japan are often interactive and engaging.
• Shane's journey reflects a blend of American and Japanese cultures.

https://www.carmellovision.com/




Sound Bites

• "We're in the future right now."
• "I'm a kaleidoscope of things."
• "I feel like I'm just a sponge."
• "I used to be an English teacher."
• "I definitely stick out."
• "The world is a lot smaller now."

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66284224Mon, 26 May 2025 17:25:53 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this episode, Shane Allen shares his journey from Wisconsin to Japan, discussing his experiences as a web designer, English teacher, and traveler. He delves into cultural differences between Japan and America, the challenges of learning languages,...takeaways

• Shane moved to Japan after being inspired by a high school teacher.
• He has a diverse background as an artist, web designer, and traveler.
• Cultural differences between Japan and America include communication styles.
• Teaching English in Japan was a significant part of Shane's life.
• Japanese is considered harder to learn than English for many.
• Shane has participated in traditional Japanese festivals.
• He has traveled to Dubai to help a friend open a restaurant.
• Starting a business abroad comes with unique challenges and rewards.
• The world is more interconnected than ever, making it easier to find clients globally.
• Living in Japan during COVID-19 presented its own set of challenges. Mask-wearing in Japan is rooted in respect for others.
• Living in Japan has made Shane more culturally adaptive.
• Tokyo and Osaka are must-visit cities in Japan.
• Japanese comedy includes slapstick and is evolving.
• Okonomiyaki is a unique and savory Japanese dish.
• Sushi is widely available in Japan, even in convenience stores.
• American cuisine exists in Japan but with a unique twist.
• Shane aims to connect ideas creatively in his work.
• Culinary experiences in Japan are often interactive and engaging.
• Shane's journey reflects a blend of American and Japanese cultures.

https://www.carmellovision.com/




Sound Bites

• "We're in the future right now."
• "I'm a kaleidoscope of things."
• "I feel like I'm just a sponge."
• "I used to be an English teacher."
• "I definitely stick out."
• "The world is a lot smaller now."

]]>1557abroad,adaptation,american,business,communication,covid-19,creative,cuisine,cultural,culture,differences,english,experiences,food,japan,mask-wearing,respect,shane-allen,teaching,traveltrue27fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-recycled-sex-talk--66152212


This interview was part of my old radio show BS WIth Bob Schmidt on Today's Talk 1490 in La Crosse. 

• The biggest sex organ is hearing and communication.
• Sex is about more than just genitals; it's about connection.
• Preferences in sexual satisfaction are as unique as fingerprints.
• Most women do not achieve orgasm through penetration alone.
• Clitoral stimulation is key for female orgasm.
• Communication is essential for intimacy and understanding needs.
• Fatigue is a common reason for decreased sexual desire.
• Sex should be a vital part of a relationship.
• Infidelity has been a historical issue, exacerbated by technology.
• Trauma can significantly impact intimacy and trust in relationships.

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66152212Mon, 19 May 2025 15:58:01 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this engaging conversation, Bob Schmidt and certified sex therapist Melissa Hellwig explore the multifaceted nature of intimacy and sexual relationships. They discuss the importance of communication, the complexities of sexual satisfaction, the...


This interview was part of my old radio show BS WIth Bob Schmidt on Today's Talk 1490 in La Crosse. 

• The biggest sex organ is hearing and communication.
• Sex is about more than just genitals; it's about connection.
• Preferences in sexual satisfaction are as unique as fingerprints.
• Most women do not achieve orgasm through penetration alone.
• Clitoral stimulation is key for female orgasm.
• Communication is essential for intimacy and understanding needs.
• Fatigue is a common reason for decreased sexual desire.
• Sex should be a vital part of a relationship.
• Infidelity has been a historical issue, exacerbated by technology.
• Trauma can significantly impact intimacy and trust in relationships.

]]>1649attraction,communication,connection,infidelity,intimacy,orgasm,relationships,satisfaction,sexual,traumatrue26fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-homesteading-with-pools-and-hot-tubs--66057478takeaways

• Homesteading resonates with the desire for freedom and self-sufficiency.
• Connecting with nature can start from childhood experiences.
• Homesteading is an undefined concept that encompasses various lifestyles.
• Self-sufficiency can be practiced even in urban settings.
• Composting human waste can be a valuable resource.
• Passive solar design can enhance energy efficiency in homes.
• Stewardship is a key aspect of homesteading and caring for the land.
• Taking care of oneself is essential for being able to care for others.
• Nature connection can be achieved through simple activities like walking.
• Homesteading can be about enjoying life's luxuries in a sustainable way.

A couple of the books that David mentioned were Little House on the Prairie, Earthships and Humanure Handbook. 

• "What you can do for yourself is gonna be better."
• "It's just taking care of your own shit, right?"
• "Homesteading is that we're all born here."
• "You gotta have patience with yourself."
• "Just get out and go for a walk."
• "You don't have to pay somebody else to do it."

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66057478Mon, 12 May 2025 16:57:30 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this engaging conversation, Bob Schmidt and David Mahan explore the multifaceted world of homesteading, discussing its philosophy, practical applications, and the personal journeys that lead individuals to embrace a self-sufficient lifestyle. David...takeaways

• Homesteading resonates with the desire for freedom and self-sufficiency.
• Connecting with nature can start from childhood experiences.
• Homesteading is an undefined concept that encompasses various lifestyles.
• Self-sufficiency can be practiced even in urban settings.
• Composting human waste can be a valuable resource.
• Passive solar design can enhance energy efficiency in homes.
• Stewardship is a key aspect of homesteading and caring for the land.
• Taking care of oneself is essential for being able to care for others.
• Nature connection can be achieved through simple activities like walking.
• Homesteading can be about enjoying life's luxuries in a sustainable way.

A couple of the books that David mentioned were Little House on the Prairie, Earthships and Humanure Handbook. 

• "What you can do for yourself is gonna be better."
• "It's just taking care of your own shit, right?"
• "Homesteading is that we're all born here."
• "You gotta have patience with yourself."
• "Just get out and go for a walk."
• "You don't have to pay somebody else to do it."

]]>1355composting,connection,earthships,growth,homesteading,living,nature,passive,personal,self-sufficiency,solar,stewardship,sustainable,urbanfalse25fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-behind-the-bar--65858294
https://barrelinnlax.com/

Chad Mickelson has owned the Barrel Inn for 31 years.

• The bar industry has seen changes in profit margins and customer preferences.
• Technology, especially social media, has positively impacted bar businesses.
• Customer engagement strategies are essential for attracting patrons.
• Finding reliable bartenders is a significant challenge in the industry.
• Family support plays a crucial role in Chad's success as a bar owner.
• Chad emphasizes the importance of personality in bartending.
• Collectibles were once a passion for Chad, but he has stepped back from that hobby.
• Longevity in the bar business requires the right people and management.
• Chad believes in not becoming your best customer to maintain business integrity.

• "Best hamburgers in La Crosse!"
• "Finding help is the most difficult part."
• "I held onto a lot of collectibles."
• "Don't become your best customer."
• "You have to have the right people."
• "Family support is crucial for success."

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65858294Mon, 05 May 2025 17:00:07 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this episode of BS with Bob, host Bob interviews Chad Mickelson, the owner of the Barrel Inn in La Crosse, Wisconsin. They discuss Chad's journey in the bar industry, the impact of technology on business, customer engagement strategies, and the...
https://barrelinnlax.com/

Chad Mickelson has owned the Barrel Inn for 31 years.

• The bar industry has seen changes in profit margins and customer preferences.
• Technology, especially social media, has positively impacted bar businesses.
• Customer engagement strategies are essential for attracting patrons.
• Finding reliable bartenders is a significant challenge in the industry.
• Family support plays a crucial role in Chad's success as a bar owner.
• Chad emphasizes the importance of personality in bartending.
• Collectibles were once a passion for Chad, but he has stepped back from that hobby.
• Longevity in the bar business requires the right people and management.
• Chad believes in not becoming your best customer to maintain business integrity.

• "Best hamburgers in La Crosse!"
• "Finding help is the most difficult part."
• "I held onto a lot of collectibles."
• "Don't become your best customer."
• "You have to have the right people."
• "Family support is crucial for success."

]]>1583bar,barrel,bartending,chad,collectibles,customer,engagement,family,industry,inn,longevity,mickelson,podcastforhire,promotions,support,technologyfalse24fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-nice-hair--65780767takeaways

• Charlie started his radio career at 12 years old.
• Radio was once an art form, now it's a business.
• Memorable interviews can be both good and bad.
• Charlie had a unique experience with Prince at Paisley Park.
• The evolution of radio has led to less local content.
• Relationships in radio can lead to unexpected opportunities.
• Charlie reflects on the impact of corporate radio.
• Meeting celebrities can lead to unforgettable experiences.
• Bob shares his own experiences in radio and interviews.
• Both hosts emphasize the importance of enjoying what you do.

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65780767Mon, 28 Apr 2025 14:20:03 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this episode of BS with Bob, host Bob Schmidt interviews Charlie Wilde, a seasoned radio personality. They discuss their early experiences in radio, the evolution of the industry, memorable interviews, and Charlie's unique encounters with...takeaways

• Charlie started his radio career at 12 years old.
• Radio was once an art form, now it's a business.
• Memorable interviews can be both good and bad.
• Charlie had a unique experience with Prince at Paisley Park.
• The evolution of radio has led to less local content.
• Relationships in radio can lead to unexpected opportunities.
• Charlie reflects on the impact of corporate radio.
• Meeting celebrities can lead to unforgettable experiences.
• Bob shares his own experiences in radio and interviews.
• Both hosts emphasize the importance of enjoying what you do.

]]>1813101.3kdwb,broadcasting,cities,concerts,evolution,history,interviews,kdwb,media,memorable,minneapolis,podcastforhire,prince,radio,relationships,st.paul,twin,twincitiestrue23fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-building-community-through-music--65653869
https://www.facebook.com/annmchri for Ann Merch
coming soon www.RecycledBS.com 
Podcasts at www.BSWithBob.com

• Anne discovered her love for music at age nine.
• She transitioned to a full-time music career after being laid off.
• Community connections through music are invaluable.
• Technology has significantly changed music performance.
• Anne's setup allows her to sound like a full band.
• She emphasizes the importance of self-care in pursuing passions.
• Her memorable gigs include large festivals and community events.
• Anne's journey reflects resilience and adaptability.
• She has played various instruments throughout her life.
• Investing in quality equipment has enhanced her performances. Investing in quality equipment is crucial for performance.
• Starting in the music business requires dedication and practice.
• Building community connections is essential for success.
• Nervousness is a common experience for performers.
• Memorable performances can be nerve-wracking but rewarding.
• Favorite songs often reflect personal influences and styles.
• Promoting original music and merchandise is part of being an artist.
• Legacy is about connection and bringing joy through music.
• Talent in the music industry can vary, but everyone deserves support.
• Continuous practice is key to maintaining and improving skills.

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65653869Mon, 21 Apr 2025 16:35:10 +0000Bob SchmidtIn this episode of BS with Bob, host Bob Schmidt interviews musician Anne Christoffer, who shares her journey from a small-town upbringing to becoming a full-time musician. Anne discusses her early love for music, the challenges of balancing work and...
https://www.facebook.com/annmchri for Ann Merch
coming soon www.RecycledBS.com 
Podcasts at www.BSWithBob.com

• Anne discovered her love for music at age nine.
• She transitioned to a full-time music career after being laid off.
• Community connections through music are invaluable.
• Technology has significantly changed music performance.
• Anne's setup allows her to sound like a full band.
• She emphasizes the importance of self-care in pursuing passions.
• Her memorable gigs include large festivals and community events.
• Anne's journey reflects resilience and adaptability.
• She has played various instruments throughout her life.
• Investing in quality equipment has enhanced her performances. Investing in quality equipment is crucial for performance.
• Starting in the music business requires dedication and practice.
• Building community connections is essential for success.
• Nervousness is a common experience for performers.
• Memorable performances can be nerve-wracking but rewarding.
• Favorite songs often reflect personal influences and styles.
• Promoting original music and merchandise is part of being an artist.
• Legacy is about connection and bringing joy through music.
• Talent in the music industry can vary, but everyone deserves support.
• Continuous practice is key to maintaining and improving skills.

]]>2144anne,artist,career,christoffer,community,connections,driftless,equipment,journey,legacy,live,music,musician,nervousness,original,performance,podcast,region,talent,technologyfalse22fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bs-with-bob-the-art-of-slowing-down--65568389takeaways

• Bob welcomes Joshua Coburn to the show.
• Joshua reflects on their long history together.
• The significance of the three dots tattoo is discussed.
• Joshua emphasizes the importance of being oneself.
• He shares his journey of personal growth and impact.
• The conversation shifts to Joshua's life in Nicaragua.
• Joshua discusses the creation of Dissident Cigars.
• They explore the cultural aspects of coffee and cacao.
• Joshua describes the simplicity of life in Nicaragua.
• The importance of community and connection is highlighted. Embrace the flow of time and live in the moment.
• Making an impact on others is the true measure of success.
• Taking risks is essential for personal growth.
• Communication is a vital life skill that many lack.
• Value and connections matter more than entitlement.
• Life is about providing value to others.
• Misconceptions about appearance can lead to deeper understanding.
• Living authentically means accepting oneself and others.
• Legacy is about the positive impact left behind.
• Life is a journey of continuous learning and growth.

]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65568389Mon, 14 Apr 2025 16:08:45 +0000Bob Schmidt BS with Bob, host Bob Schmidt welcomes his first guest of the new season, Joshua Coburn. They discuss their long-standing friendship, Coburn's journey from being an influencer to living a simpler life in Nicaragua, and the creation of his cigar...takeaways

• Bob welcomes Joshua Coburn to the show.
• Joshua reflects on their long history together.
• The significance of the three dots tattoo is discussed.
• Joshua emphasizes the importance of being oneself.
• He shares his journey of personal growth and impact.
• The conversation shifts to Joshua's life in Nicaragua.
• Joshua discusses the creation of Dissident Cigars.
• They explore the cultural aspects of coffee and cacao.
• Joshua describes the simplicity of life in Nicaragua.
• The importance of community and connection is highlighted. Embrace the flow of time and live in the moment.
• Making an impact on others is the true measure of success.
• Taking risks is essential for personal growth.
• Communication is a vital life skill that many lack.
• Value and connections matter more than entitlement.
• Life is about providing value to others.
• Misconceptions about appearance can lead to deeper understanding.
• Living authentically means accepting oneself and others.
• Legacy is about the positive impact left behind.
• Life is a journey of continuous learning and growth.

]]>2310authenticity,cigars,communication,community,dissident,growth,impact,influencer,lessons,life,mindset,nicaragua,personal,relationships,risk-taking,simplicity,transformation,valuetrue21fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e60-voices-com--20123252tend@voices.com to encourage our clients whether there are creative producer that is hiring voice actors all the time, or perhaps a small business that's just getting a phone. Their phone system greetings done a voicemail and some on hold messaging to ultimately trust their ears know some of these projects, let's say meet much more high-stakes are going to air on radio and TV. Other]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/20123252Thu, 21 Nov 2019 14:55:58 +0000Bob SchmidtThe BS with Bob podcast featuring entrepreneurs, business people and marketers this week talking with David, David is the CEO of voices.com and is a voiceover person myself is pretty cool to be able to talk to the guy that's in charge of probably the...1171bob,bswithbob,business,ciccarelli,commercial,david,entrepreneur,for,hire,hireme,marketing,podcast,podcastforhire,schmidt,vo,voice,voice.com,voiceover,voices,voices.comfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e59-steve-lynch-autograph-and-2-22--18837266www.podcastforhire.com production.
If you are looking for someone to tell your story, please contact Bob Schmidt from Podcast For Hire at 608-785-0555 if you are looking for Steve Lynch find him here https://www.facebook.com/stevenllynch or find Alena Rae find her at https://www.facebook.com/alena.nicholson.7

Transcription for seo purposes only.
Founding member of the band autograph Steve Lynch joining me. I had the opportunity to interview Steve a few times over the last handful years and always enjoy chatting with them always enjoy seeing you guys live and always enjoy just the person that you are Steve because a lot of times rock stars. A lot of times people in your position. Don't give time to be ordinary person and you know were friends on Facebook. I've tagged you in a couple things and you actually respond to your fans, which I think is is cool. Well I just look at myself as an ordinary person register your lab work hard to become our guitars and you know I appreciate all the parents out there so much I may not yield to be an honor to have people listen to me naturally like what I'm doing, you still get a kick out of. When people come up to and say are you Steve Lynch yeah absolutely no will of course you know it's it's one of those things where the recognition and respect that you received the excitement from that never goes away. A lot of people get a chance to do some really cool things over the years of me being in radio I had the chance actually broadcast from inside of a bridge over the Mississippi River walk while they were building this bridge. I'm guessing that you had the chance to do some cool things that the average ordinary Joe hadn't had the chance to do is just the traveling yell and just being on stage plates, such are numerous amount of people and it was only autograph I did a lot of traveling. My clinics was promoting my books. I have three books out cultlike touch looks one, two and three of us promoting those like Dr. travel to 20 different countries in Q3 25 cities felt that was great. It's a blessed life. You know it really is. That's where I feel about him very thankful. Steve a lot of times people think of rock 'n' roll they think of sex drugs and rock 'n' roll that can ask about the typical question to most people ask, but I do ask about you know seeing some year friends and some of that you know people that you that you played with over the years, you know, succumb to drug addictions and things like that. It was, it isn't hard to be on you know be on stage and BN on the road and and and Kelly keep a clean and free life. Like the I was just you as I drink too much, but that you know that I was looking thought that I just didn't like okay so so that was that was easy for me to not but I didn't try but it was easy for me to share with you. I was just going through focusing on playing guitar and and just putting on a good performance and I've always just got My mindset that links it was difficult to also see all the people go through the hardships that you know what drugs you will because of our lives and see people go don't go very fast when they do try to come… Same as they were previously so that is. His music business different now than it was in the 80s. Europe your gambling into all these different aspects of the music business and trying to be a musician and songwriter. All the same time. Like with autograph. I was basically the general manager the tour manager and the business manager on the night on the one that was leaked the liaison in between, you know, all different aspects. The endorsements the booking agent. I did most most all the interviews and then I took care of all the banking eye to eye pain. Everybody I get all the business taxes and everything so you know those there is a big burden what I limit SSN because I think that the that the big thing now is that you have quit the band autograph. Steve stepped off from you know from from performing. Are you still a part of the band even though you're not playing with them or if you basically cut ties altogether. Well, I basically cut ties altogether. You know I wanted to move on to something different. And one thing my fiancé later told Ms. that I thought was a really good analogy of you know after your if you have a CD in your car and you play it over and over again for 35 years. Eventually you want to change that CD in your car and go on to different things you want your listener difference because you just got tired of playing the same songs doing the autograph that you know I look at myself like I have a lot more to offer the what I was contributing to autograph and point out is the last job we did get off your ass. That was mainly all written by sign that my writing was going in a completely different direction. Attached as it is now so it just didn't sound like autograph at all. I need not at all. It was a completely different thing. It was his guitar playing audit. A lot of people say that's like my guitar playing and all will. That's because it's not that silent playing guitar on that. I just by the time I got in there into the studio. I only had room to do my guitar solos are a couple little parts and that was it was very disappointed. On the whole outcome like I wanted to hear. Going to a completely different direction. Like, I became very disheartened at that time. That was a couple years ago my fiancé and I talked about working together you know last several months and she's got an incredible voice. I wanted to just do something so different it would be open to whatever we felt like writing the way the directional going in a small cutting edge music using different beats and everything and not really being influenced by one genre or another just doing whatever we feel like it – what I feel but music should really be when somebody because of the natural particular genre, then pigeonholed into that and then there know that so hard for you as an 80s rocker, you know, long hair, guitar playing master to kinda change that view window and a look at Nicole big genre. I have a salon that I did not look 23 if you type in which network 23. The numbers 22 and three. Then you can listen to the whole album is a complete departure from the autograph. I love my God Bill calls Peter Gabriel and the Moody blues. I love the Pink Floyd Formica dances, porcupine tree in all of these bands of always been really experimental and I just love that about them asking about your most commercial song turn up the radio. What was the inspiration of that was it to get radio play know you know actually that was just something that will in reverse obituary will rehearsal studios in North Hollywood that I just had this riff like that don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't read. He got up and started planning to get her Bassler and then came up with that dude knew that little part in it. The next thing you know the other guys were sitting out there actually was about the whole lineup sounds cool Otto. Just jamming you know and then everybody stayed with us for all of it, we we got the whole song together really quick I need is just like all of a sudden. So you know that we start thinking about it was not all that's left the work and then we started everybody was chiming in on the lyrics of working harder working to redo it every day. You know, and then send us to send
would use that. And so it was a song that was written by all five of Jeff's right on right on the cup like that. And sometimes those of the best sponsors. What is your spontaneous like that. Just everybody's in that creative mode and we just did it and of course after the general realize you know what we should probably change. It's just radio because recommend radial mother. You know you don't wriggle scissors a while back we want will you put pushing it from a commercial standpoint, we just thought it was a cool sounding song. Then we went in and we could all the different call letters all the young woman WK Z you know you know out on the West Coast. It was all KTLA or whatever you know and we went in and we spent 28 hour days saying turn it up KTLA or whatever we sent all the colors we did over 800 really yeah so that you because when they could play that like before this all and then all of a sudden the phone just blew up in it and of the radio play was just incredible. So you can number 93 on the top 100 of mostly songs ever on radio portraits still have that opportunity to at least have a really big song. Let's focus on a new project at 222. So after I after I contact you about doing this in this interview. For some reason the number two kept popping up between the last 48 hours have seen the number two like 100 times is so bizarre what what everybody said that that that was they see the 222 may start seeing 222 on the clock and start seeing it everywhere, and since just like everywhere in what happened was my fiancé she was seeing it everywhere. She had been for years and just before we had met like a couple years before we had actually met. I started seeing a lot as well that and 1111 those two sets of numbers and so should you know she started listening still seems to 22 everywhere and I said so my you know I see it every day, sometimes five times a day and so it must mean something significant. We googled it would look it up in it. So that means it's it's it's a new change in your life that your angels are guiding you to a different place to hire well and I thought that is so cool like your spirituality is going into another place and that's with both of us felt up at the time as well. She came up with the idea of what's called the project 222]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/18837266Fri, 16 Aug 2019 18:47:20 +0000Bob SchmidtThe Steve Lynch podcast is a www.podcastforhire.com production. If you are looking for someone to tell your story, please contact Bob Schmidt from Podcast For Hire at 608-785-0555 if you are looking for Steve Lynch find him here...www.podcastforhire.com production.
If you are looking for someone to tell your story, please contact Bob Schmidt from Podcast For Hire at 608-785-0555 if you are looking for Steve Lynch find him here https://www.facebook.com/stevenllynch or find Alena Rae find her at https://www.facebook.com/alena.nicholson.7

Transcription for seo purposes only.
Founding member of the band autograph Steve Lynch joining me. I had the opportunity to interview Steve a few times over the last handful years and always enjoy chatting with them always enjoy seeing you guys live and always enjoy just the person that you are Steve because a lot of times rock stars. A lot of times people in your position. Don't give time to be ordinary person and you know were friends on Facebook. I've tagged you in a couple things and you actually respond to your fans, which I think is is cool. Well I just look at myself as an ordinary person register your lab work hard to become our guitars and you know I appreciate all the parents out there so much I may not yield to be an honor to have people listen to me naturally like what I'm doing, you still get a kick out of. When people come up to and say are you Steve Lynch yeah absolutely no will of course you know it's it's one of those things where the recognition and respect that you received the excitement from that never goes away. A lot of people get a chance to do some really cool things over the years of me being in radio I had the chance actually broadcast from inside of a bridge over the Mississippi River walk while they were building this bridge. I'm guessing that you had the chance to do some cool things that the average ordinary Joe hadn't had the chance to do is just the traveling yell and just being on stage plates, such are numerous amount of people and it was only autograph I did a lot of traveling. My clinics was promoting my books. I have three books out cultlike touch looks one, two and three of us promoting those like Dr. travel to 20 different countries in Q3 25 cities felt that was great. It's a blessed life. You know it really is. That's where I feel about him very thankful. Steve a lot of times people think of rock 'n' roll they think of sex drugs and rock 'n' roll that can ask about the typical question to most people ask, but I do ask about you know seeing some year friends and some of that you know people that you that you played with over the years, you know, succumb to drug addictions and things like that. It was, it isn't hard to be on you know be on stage and BN on the road and and and Kelly keep a clean and free life. Like the I was just you as I drink too much, but that you know that I was looking thought that I just didn't like okay so so that was that was easy for me to not but I didn't try but it was easy for me to share with you. I was just going through focusing on playing guitar and and just putting on a good performance and I've always just got My mindset that links it was difficult to also see all the people go through the hardships that you know what drugs you will because of our lives and see people go don't go very fast when they do try to come… Same as they were previously so that is. His music business different now than it was in the 80s. Europe your gambling into all these different aspects of the music business and trying to be a musician and songwriter. All the same time. Like with autograph. I was basically the general manager the tour manager and the business manager on the night on the one that was leaked the liaison in between, you know, all different aspects. The endorsements the booking agent. I did most most all the interviews and then I took care of all the banking eye to eye pain. Everybody I get all the business...]]>82680'smusic,alena,alenarae,autograph,autographband,band,band2:22,bswithbob,guitarist,guitarsolo,lynch,music,podcastforhire.com,radio,rae,rockandroll,steve,stevelynch,turnitup,turnuptheradiofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e58-carnival-cruise-deon--18622273https://api.spreaker.com/episode/18622273Tue, 23 Jul 2019 16:40:52 +0000Bob SchmidtI had fun having conversation with Carnival Cruise director Deon.799beach,caribbean,carnival,cruise,cruiselife,cruiseship,cruising,deon,director,drinkpackage,fun,holiday,ocean,sea,sensation,ship,travel,vacationfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e57-amanda-mcdonough-ready-to-be-heard--16955556www.Amanda-McDonough.com
www.ReadyToBeHeard.com


Social Media
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBERhpWcbrcDEsM0A0D36rg
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialamandamcdonough/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ActingAmanda
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amanda_mcdonough/

I am truly amazed by my episode 57 guest Amanda McDonough. She is probably the most inspirational of all the guests I've had to this point. She pushed me to try to figure out how I could talk with her, I am glad I did. Ready to be heard the book that Amanda wrote is a must read.

Amanda McDonough was born in 1990 and diagnosed with hearing loss at the age of 4. As she grew older, her hearing steadily declined as she battled to hide her ongoing hearing loss from her family, friends, teachers, and the world. Despite facing unbelievable challenges, she succeeded in; getting straight A’s in school, having a successful child acting career, and leading a fairly “normal” life.
McDonough currently resides in Los Angeles, California and enjoys successful inspirational speaking and acting careers. Amanda’s recent television, theater and film credits include: ABC's "Speechless," NBC’s “Bad Judge,” ABC Family’s “Switched at Birth,” Chris Lilly’s Pilot series “Just Us Guys,” "Our Town" with Tony nominated Deaf West Theater and films such as “Listen” directed by Michaela Higgins and "Silent Star" directed by Steven Sanders.. Her films "Passengers," "Loud and Clear, " and "Lady Electric" have gone on to show in various festivals (such as Cannes) and win awards.

THE BOOK:

READY TO BE HEARD: HOW I LOST MY HEARING AND FOUND MY VOICE

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

How I overcame my hearing loss, discovered who I really am, and found a balance between the hearing world I was raised in and the Deaf culture to which I now belong.
How to overcome your own struggles and obstacles in life.
How to live your best life with hearing loss.As well as, how to better communicate with & empathize with the people in your life currently experiencing a decrease in their hearing. (Last chapter of my book is called "The Hearing Loss Handbook" it contains tips and tricks for dealing with hearing loss.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16955556Wed, 06 Feb 2019 19:30:23 +0000Bob SchmidtAmanda McDonough www.Amanda-McDonough.com www.ReadyToBeHeard.com Social Media YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBERhpWcbrcDEsM0A0D36rg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialamandamcdonough/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ActingAmanda...www.Amanda-McDonough.com
www.ReadyToBeHeard.com


Social Media
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBERhpWcbrcDEsM0A0D36rg
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialamandamcdonough/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ActingAmanda
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amanda_mcdonough/

I am truly amazed by my episode 57 guest Amanda McDonough. She is probably the most inspirational of all the guests I've had to this point. She pushed me to try to figure out how I could talk with her, I am glad I did. Ready to be heard the book that Amanda wrote is a must read.

Amanda McDonough was born in 1990 and diagnosed with hearing loss at the age of 4. As she grew older, her hearing steadily declined as she battled to hide her ongoing hearing loss from her family, friends, teachers, and the world. Despite facing unbelievable challenges, she succeeded in; getting straight A’s in school, having a successful child acting career, and leading a fairly “normal” life.
McDonough currently resides in Los Angeles, California and enjoys successful inspirational speaking and acting careers. Amanda’s recent television, theater and film credits include: ABC's "Speechless," NBC’s “Bad Judge,” ABC Family’s “Switched at Birth,” Chris Lilly’s Pilot series “Just Us Guys,” "Our Town" with Tony nominated Deaf West Theater and films such as “Listen” directed by Michaela Higgins and "Silent Star" directed by Steven Sanders.. Her films "Passengers," "Loud and Clear, " and "Lady Electric" have gone on to show in various festivals (such as Cannes) and win awards.

THE BOOK:

READY TO BE HEARD: HOW I LOST MY HEARING AND FOUND MY VOICE

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

How I overcame my hearing loss, discovered who I really am, and found a balance between the hearing world I was raised in and the Deaf culture to which I now belong.
How to overcome your own struggles and obstacles in life.
How to live your best life with hearing loss.As well as, how to better communicate with & empathize with the people in your life currently experiencing a decrease in their hearing. (Last chapter of my book is called "The Hearing Loss Handbook" it contains tips and tricks for dealing with hearing loss.]]>1909actress,amanda,amandamchonough,author,be,bswithbob,deaf,heard,hearing,lip,loss,mcdonough,podcast,reading,ready,readytobeheard,tofalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e56-kat-chrysostom-broken-to-branded--16838458Benefab® Owner & Founder
Website: benefabproducts.com
Office: 855-957-8378

In 2011, at age 19, Kat was riding her horse back to the barn when he suddenly stumbled and fell. After Kat regained consciousness, she discovered that her horse was dying, and she was paralyzed. After a long and difficult struggle, Kat found a holistic therapy that helped her regain her mobility. Soon after recovery, Kat began exploring the possibilities of using the same life-changing therapy to reduce pain and suffering on the creatures she loved. And so Benefab®, a company specializing in wearable therapeutic pet products, was born. Recently, Benefab® has partnered with the ASPCA, a non-profit organization whose mission is to save the lives of animals.
In addition to running Benefab, Kat loves to help people channel their passion into profit. Her newly released book, Broken to Branded, is full of true business stories and real-world strategies designed to help entrepreneurs build a successful business without losing sight of their purpose.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16838458Fri, 25 Jan 2019 12:26:29 +0000Bob SchmidtKat Chrysostom Benefab® Owner & Founder Website: benefabproducts.com Office: 855-957-8378 In 2011, at age 19, Kat was riding her horse back to the barn when he suddenly stumbled and fell. After Kat regained consciousness, she discovered that her...Benefab® Owner & Founder
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In 2011, at age 19, Kat was riding her horse back to the barn when he suddenly stumbled and fell. After Kat regained consciousness, she discovered that her horse was dying, and she was paralyzed. After a long and difficult struggle, Kat found a holistic therapy that helped her regain her mobility. Soon after recovery, Kat began exploring the possibilities of using the same life-changing therapy to reduce pain and suffering on the creatures she loved. And so Benefab®, a company specializing in wearable therapeutic pet products, was born. Recently, Benefab® has partnered with the ASPCA, a non-profit organization whose mission is to save the lives of animals.
In addition to running Benefab, Kat loves to help people channel their passion into profit. Her newly released book, Broken to Branded, is full of true business stories and real-world strategies designed to help entrepreneurs build a successful business without losing sight of their purpose.]]>1638author,benefab,branded,broken,bswithbob,chrysostom,horse,kat,katchrysostom,networking,obstacles,overcome,passion,podcast,profit,speaker,struggle,therapy,to,writerfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e55-teri-parker-brown-voiceover-acting--167229791-651-269-2214
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Teri says if you really want to do voiceover get out and take a class, acting or improv. Meet some people, get an agent, get online and see what you can find out about the business. And see if in the pit of your stomach if that is something that you should really pursue.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16722979Wed, 16 Jan 2019 19:30:04 +0000Bob SchmidtContact Teri Parker-Brown 1-651-269-2214 teri.parkerbrown@icloud.com https://www.teriparkerbrownvo.com/ Teri says if you really want to do voiceover get out and take a class, acting or improv. Meet some people, get an agent, get online and see what...1-651-269-2214
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Teri says if you really want to do voiceover get out and take a class, acting or improv. Meet some people, get an agent, get online and see what you can find out about the business. And see if in the pit of your stomach if that is something that you should really pursue.]]>1531actor,actress,bob,brown,bswithbob,over,paid,parker,parker-brown,podcast,schmidt,teri,teriparkerbrown,voice,voiceoverfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e54-lorri-allison-craig-launch-a-business-on-lunch-hour--16622549wakethewarriorwoman.com/workshop
The BS of Bob Schmidt podcast featuring entrepreneurs, marketers and business people this week talking with Lorri Allison Craig is an entrepreneur and author and a certified financial planner wanted to talk with her about starting up your own business over your lunch hour and I think that a lot of us as entrepreneurs can have that is a dream in our work and are 95 and were thinking about the daily grind and the crap that were dealing with on a daily basis with again we can do it better. Lori, is it possible for us to do better and that you know can I start a business only during her lunch hour anybody come to people that are God only 75% higher than that is a lot of people just hate what they do on a daily the grind is just there, I developed the lunch bag in the UK learn on your lunch hour to start a business doing something that you have is is that the key right there is doing something that you love you again something that it's not worth the joy you don't care how many traits you spend doing what you know, I found that II mean I really enjoy podcasting. I'm just waiting for the dollars to start rolling in. So how do you do how do you monetize the thing you love to do and end up making a living out of it that not only did that learning to halt the difference that parents see that and for asking different ways that you can make money and lifting her that when you get a bad business plan part that is forecasting different ways that you can monetize that care mistakes with your business plan is not necessarily for somebody else it's for you to… More and think to go do some research is like, okay, let's look at some other podcast. How do they make money and find some no entrepreneurs that you can just follow their plan. Instead of reinventing the wheel. You think that a lot of entrepreneurs try to reinvent the wheel every time. Why can do better than that, and then realizing that there drowning in minute I spent all this time and I could just look at this or could I just googled that you know what had the answer right there rather than spending time doing a short story. My daughter grip on my lap running a business from my home and said she didn't think anything about it. Just as she graduated from college. He started business in her home and now she went to multimillion dollar corporation from her living room while while he lived saying to me, mom and found only now – or if I'd only known that and said okay well that's Lamb writing this so that people can just you know get it in a simplified version and a male only difference Glatz like one of them is building a team of professionals explain you have decided what you want to do that next year as when you want to go find the accountants in that attorney and that can help you in that particular area to want to get your team together absolutely need to get your team going that before you going to need to know what you can again like that great idea rightly admit you'd mentioned business plan a couple minutes ago and the importance of a business plan. What kind of detail should we put forth in her business plan to make sure that people don't get that. I don't know that there tell doing the business plan because it is so big and complicated and daunting and that scripting I think the first time that you do it you start with a simplified business plan. You go to the Internet and you find a sample kind of closely related to what you want to do because it's going to have a lot of things – that maybe you haven't thought at sea as a template and go through it and see if you're on the right thing. Not you I'd thrown out more ideas than I've ever actually started business with probably 5 to 1. So if you do the business plan and simplified version you can kind of see upfront whether it seems viable or not Outlook let me ask a little bit about that because I my mind is always with all this would be a great idea. All that domain names available. I buy the domain name might be annoyed. I start jot down things I start going hundred and 27 miles an hour. Then I hit a wall in my Idea than the scroll runs by to look at the squirrel for a while and I forget where I was guessing that a lot of entrepreneurs have that same squirrel mentality that I do this I owe next thing you know that you know, it sounds like you're definitely an entrepreneurial brain so I would start no. If you do you want Dick a great idea you analyze everything that you live, you know, what are the things you like to read what you like to look at when you're surfing on the web like you and your joys in life and write those down and shrink them into another top trading you like and then do values work like what's important to you is freedom important is your home environment important to know what things that I am pointing all those things and to get it values and what you live, and gives you the direction the fillet, like a flashlight that you just highlighting the area that your you're truly interested in and then you do what we call a slot that drinks, weaknesses, opportunities and threats and you just do a one pager and you evaluate whether your internal strength that taking anything that you're interested in and what are your weaknesses. Do you need to go get some more education or knowledge that led to make that opportunity stronger you want to do an inventory of external opportunities in that environment right, you know what the market economics that are going on right now and many the social and political landscape. Okay so minutes is is basically it's it's a big long list of things he could have to look at in order to jump in with both feet and be ready to be buoyant when you did when you know when you do jump into the water a lot cheaper than making mistakes on paper so you want to do them just like building a house. When you hire an architect to help you design your house and everything you make those mistakes on paper rather than getting in to actually framing the house and you like someone at the wall over there and not making changes. Happy is gotten started. It's much better to do it. What you'd mentioned also earlier about your about your daughter sitting on your lap as you are going through and doing some of the stuff earlier on in your career and how your daughter took that and move that into an opportunity for herself. I've been kind of a closet entrepreneur my whole life as a radio guy for 30 years and then when I got laid off from radio. I jumped in both feet to do podcast and it's funny because two of my boys started job or started their own businesses as last summer as well. I've got a summons got a food truck now and another son that makes fishing lures really jumped in the some of the things that they enjoy doing and are make money that way you know you were great you are a great role model that's important about being an entrepreneur and what can I get on your children model and it takes away the fear for them. Thank you not going to get you. I can get the same thing with my daughter and Frank was just totally normal to start a business in your home, so there was just like no fears it just never occurred to her Fear when you did mention that you will be kind of a leader. That way you'd mentioned earlier before we got a mirror that you're talking about, but you're also coach and a and a mentor and I I'm guessing that a lot of times that some of the started off a business wanting to get going and something called a somebody end up getting a culture finding the right mentor for what type of entrepreneurial adventure that they have lied business coaches that are out there. I would suggest getting a business college in the area of the business that you're interested in coaches. I got Chris for coaching. Five had business coaches and I would just suggest that you do like. A web search talk to people talking your team, your CPA or attorney can get referrals far outweigh our men. People in the financial industry. I feel really strongly about giving women opportunity so I went to my assistant into becoming certified financial planners and professionals on their own but that's how I I mentor people coming at pelican industry specific to think that most people are willing to help out under the underdog or the person just started up. I think a lot of people do. I think they had black tender patent that they want to help people starting out a while back, I interviewed an author, Ralph Heath. He wrote the book celebrating failure and I'm assuming that as an entrepreneur and as a person is starting up it'll businesses on her on a regular basis. You probably have lots of failures to to go with some of the success that's all yeah yeah you embrace those tanks and now that the teachable moment and make you stronger. I think about Olympic athletes that talk about how many holy things that they lost on the way to becoming an Olympic athlete, so you have to embrace give an example of an embracing of failure that perhaps would help somebody listening right now. I think one of the things that I get tonight would hope might help people who are thinking about becoming an entrepreneur and starting a business, whereas I was helping my financial advisor in his business. And honestly I just kind of sitting on my tension letting him run the business and I was just kind like he is answering the phone. Even though I had all my licenses and everything honestly is letting somebody else do it right, you can do that for me and then he was diagnosed with cancer and given 10 days to live, and gone. I just went into shock is like all my guys know he is going to make some money and when I can do and so can others allot to the story. He added also and into health and diet nutrition in that setting. And so I went to work on him and he ended up living another 15 years]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16622549Wed, 09 Jan 2019 19:30:20 +0000Bob SchmidtLorri Allison Craig is a Certified Financial Planner wakethewarriorwoman.com/workshop The BS of Bob Schmidt podcast featuring entrepreneurs, marketers and business people this week talking with Lorri Allison Craig is an entrepreneur and author and a...wakethewarriorwoman.com/workshop
The BS of Bob Schmidt podcast featuring entrepreneurs, marketers and business people this week talking with Lorri Allison Craig is an entrepreneur and author and a certified financial planner wanted to talk with her about starting up your own business over your lunch hour and I think that a lot of us as entrepreneurs can have that is a dream in our work and are 95 and were thinking about the daily grind and the crap that were dealing with on a daily basis with again we can do it better. Lori, is it possible for us to do better and that you know can I start a business only during her lunch hour anybody come to people that are God only 75% higher than that is a lot of people just hate what they do on a daily the grind is just there, I developed the lunch bag in the UK learn on your lunch hour to start a business doing something that you have is is that the key right there is doing something that you love you again something that it's not worth the joy you don't care how many traits you spend doing what you know, I found that II mean I really enjoy podcasting. I'm just waiting for the dollars to start rolling in. So how do you do how do you monetize the thing you love to do and end up making a living out of it that not only did that learning to halt the difference that parents see that and for asking different ways that you can make money and lifting her that when you get a bad business plan part that is forecasting different ways that you can monetize that care mistakes with your business plan is not necessarily for somebody else it's for you to… More and think to go do some research is like, okay, let's look at some other podcast. How do they make money and find some no entrepreneurs that you can just follow their plan. Instead of reinventing the wheel. You think that a lot of entrepreneurs try to reinvent the wheel every time. Why can do better than that, and then realizing that there drowning in minute I spent all this time and I could just look at this or could I just googled that you know what had the answer right there rather than spending time doing a short story. My daughter grip on my lap running a business from my home and said she didn't think anything about it. Just as she graduated from college. He started business in her home and now she went to multimillion dollar corporation from her living room while while he lived saying to me, mom and found only now – or if I'd only known that and said okay well that's Lamb writing this so that people can just you know get it in a simplified version and a male only difference Glatz like one of them is building a team of professionals explain you have decided what you want to do that next year as when you want to go find the accountants in that attorney and that can help you in that particular area to want to get your team together absolutely need to get your team going that before you going to need to know what you can again like that great idea rightly admit you'd mentioned business plan a couple minutes ago and the importance of a business plan. What kind of detail should we put forth in her business plan to make sure that people don't get that. I don't know that there tell doing the business plan because it is so big and complicated and daunting and that scripting I think the first time that you do it you start with a simplified business plan. You go to the Internet and you find a sample kind of closely related to what you want to do because it's going to have a lot of things – that maybe you haven't thought at sea as a template and go through it and see if you're on the right thing. Not you I'd thrown out more ideas than I've ever actually started business with probably 5 to 1. So if you do the business plan and simplified version you can kind of see upfront whether it seems viable or not Outlook let me ask a little bit about that because I my mind is always with all this...]]>1352allison,bob,bswithbob,business,certified,craig,entrepreneurs,financial,lori,lorri,marketers,planner,podcast,schmidt,the,wake,warrior,womanfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e53-dr-rod-wallace-drowning-in-potential--16534302https://rodwallacephd.com/

The BS Bob Schmidt podcast talking entrepreneurship, business and marketing. This week's guest is economist, consultant and author Dr. Rod Wallace and Telluride that the one class that I got the lowest grade in in college I just graduated and that in April was economy are economics and it's weird because I like the class. I studied hard in the class but the teacher didn't allow stem open books only got a B in the class. I'm very sorry to hear that, Bobby. We can do better, but of course we can ride your business strategist. What is a business strategist actually do the work for planning and so you know, the book of what might I let you know we want to grow in Europe and Asia and we want to shrink in. You know our presence in South America, but the really interesting part of that is taking a step back and saying what's really going on in the world because that plan. We want to grow in Europe and Asia should be based on what's really going on in the world and that's the interesting part where we say okay why is it that okay that it seems that technology growth as measured by an economist has shrunk since 1980. Or it's been a lot slower 1980 than it had been before 1980. Even though you look at all the amazing stuff that come out like computers in cell phone and artificial intelligence and ego. What now the most amazing technology ever and were scared of email people being replaced by machines. And yet, the economists say that economic growth has slowed. During that time I said we want to grow and then we want to shrink we want to grow what we want to grow our presences as American businesses going to grow our what they deliver. It couldn't we talk about it. GDP, which is basically the total value of everything produced in the United States are you thinking we got 270 million people in the US, something like that and if we produce no 50 thousand dollars of stock per person that better than if we only produce $25,000 of stuff for person to talk gross domestic product that's what the GDP is as or try to grow okay because I was sure to try to make it is simple as possible because when people are listening you know sometimes your heads in the cloud. Sometimes there you know it's it's kind of on his background. Sometimes there be no pain will close attention so try to make things as simple as possible for people that are listening well the part that's really saying is that we have an increasing number of people that are going to college and are getting educated, and that that seems like it's fantastic and back at night, but the same point we are in a country where more than half of the public universities one third of the senior people in the last year cannot make a cohesive argument but cannot assess the quality of evidence in the document or interpreted table door, going to school forever. It's just that we don't seem to be necessarily learning a whole lot. The whole time were doing so would you suggest we do in place of that. I think what we need to do is first and foremost understand more clearly what it is that were trying to get out of our educational system. Right now we have everyone is is going through and improving little pieces of the educational system and we have a bunch of teachers that are really awesome and that most of them care about Arctic art, our kids, not all of them but most of them do. And then we have a really cool programs that are designed to take kids into the behind. Grade level and bring them up to grade level with other programs that are designed to take kids are younger physically and mentally handicapped in and mainstreamed in each one of those things is really awesome. The problem is when you combine them all what you have is you have yelp, the teacher is trying to help these five first-graders who are behind first grade level. Enter like 17 digit code into the computer to take their weekly standardized test and the rest of the school just going to classrooms is going haywire. We had to be much clearer about what we want from education and once we do that, then we can ask a developer that would do that well will masses that I mean I hate to say this word but eventually segregate kids and put you know the kids a little bit smarter in this group little kids that are not as smart in this group and consider trailing in this group rather than a specific solution. I think the more important they will what the purpose of education is it just like to teach our kids a certain set of skills. If so, then having different kids in different classroom probably makes it makes good sense. On the other hand, if the purpose of education is to really help people collaborate and work together and that that's the most important thing that we want from our school system than having all kinds of different kids in the same classroom is going to be helpful because it divides different challenges than we have. Otherwise, it really depend on the goal of what is a school for Rod Wallace as our guests were talking about his book drowning potential. What's your book about Rod my book is about the impact of digital technology on American society and what really happened is that as we use digital technology. Computers and cell phones is change the nature of our interactions with each other you think about you. You see all the pictures of people sitting around a table with their cell phone cell phone rather than actually talking to Kelly right and those types of things have. It is much broader than because what's happened is that we have both become more distant from each other, which is young people sitting on the table. We also increase the complexity of our world in incredible ways in, and some awesome ways. You know, we now have three different types of submissions that are specialists in different types of ways of studying the human heart that that's pretty cool. I mean there's all these people who are specialist on your little part of the heart challenges but now we have the a nurse in the average urban hospital have to work with the hundred 30 different types of specialists and if that collaboration doesn't work well then our health system doesn't work well away. Our American health system doesn't work well and so even though we have this awesome technology that's available and truly spectacular. What we can do the lifespan of the American people has actually shrunk the last two years will I read something about that. Just the other day about how it has shrunk. But a lot of that is due to the fact that there's so much opioid addiction out there and heroin addiction is out there. I guess her automobiles are the same at math and things like that that but the drugs have basically taken us down a couple notches it is that can what you're seeing is well. I will definitely definitely in. But you have to go another step deeper. Well, what is the reason why some of these you know that suicide is another major reason for the increasing suicide. So what is increasing suicide and an increasing Oak Court opioid abuse really related to coming to the fact that people have less and less relationships with each other in meaningful ones. If you think about three different factors a close human connection with somebody else. Obesity and tobacco use. Which one do you think is actually the most indicative of how long you're gonna live. I would say the human interaction. Honestly, I really and is where were having trouble with human interaction because were not sure how to apply that digital technology in a way that really brings us together. That is part of the or a big chunk of the reason why were running into problems with you how the opioids and suicides and you know it's very difficult to say that all that because now there's lots of closet but one of the big ones is that word were losing the human connections were increasing the complexity of our world. We can't figure out you know where were trying to go in the world and has some pretty negative unintended consequences. Rod Hadley's… How do we how do we stop the unknown addiction to the phones and the addiction the electronics in the you know everything else and go back to playing games on a Saturday night with the family around the of the kitchen table on part of it is exactly what you decide. I mean, in your own family that we have that the choices of things stop at a phones are allowed at the dinner table and we can play games but as a society we actually have to shift and think about the types of tools that we used to work together a little bit differently because 10,000 years ago, humans created the agricultural technology. What we learn how to farm and it may seem independent of how we structure society, but it's really connected that before farming. You and I would've been no generalists, and we would hundred coyotes one day or something. And if we fail big deal will gather berries. The next but with agriculture working at farm and we can spend like month on one crop. And if we felt like our family like a star, still working as specialize in farming and so we need to develop all kinds of economic systems and social systems to support one person being a farmer in the other. Another person being a bureaucrat and another person being a better etc. and we created specialization well now 10,000 years later really get a specialist so we have all kinds of people that are specialist on the ice in my Rolodex I got a guy who's really good at at helping people with public relations and for their plumbing and HVAC businesses will that is quite a specialized niche so but how do we all work together. That's where were running into problems and saying how do we get all of these groups are specialist work together and collaborate and so the talk about education little bit ago. It's about making sure that we understand where, as a group were trying to get to and use all of our meeting,]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16534302Wed, 02 Jan 2019 19:30:12 +0000Bob Schmidthttps://rodwallacephd.com/ The BS Bob Schmidt podcast talking entrepreneurship, business and marketing. This week's guest is economist, consultant and author Dr. Rod Wallace and Telluride that the one class that I got the lowest grade in in college I...https://rodwallacephd.com/

The BS Bob Schmidt podcast talking entrepreneurship, business and marketing. This week's guest is economist, consultant and author Dr. Rod Wallace and Telluride that the one class that I got the lowest grade in in college I just graduated and that in April was economy are economics and it's weird because I like the class. I studied hard in the class but the teacher didn't allow stem open books only got a B in the class. I'm very sorry to hear that, Bobby. We can do better, but of course we can ride your business strategist. What is a business strategist actually do the work for planning and so you know, the book of what might I let you know we want to grow in Europe and Asia and we want to shrink in. You know our presence in South America, but the really interesting part of that is taking a step back and saying what's really going on in the world because that plan. We want to grow in Europe and Asia should be based on what's really going on in the world and that's the interesting part where we say okay why is it that okay that it seems that technology growth as measured by an economist has shrunk since 1980. Or it's been a lot slower 1980 than it had been before 1980. Even though you look at all the amazing stuff that come out like computers in cell phone and artificial intelligence and ego. What now the most amazing technology ever and were scared of email people being replaced by machines. And yet, the economists say that economic growth has slowed. During that time I said we want to grow and then we want to shrink we want to grow what we want to grow our presences as American businesses going to grow our what they deliver. It couldn't we talk about it. GDP, which is basically the total value of everything produced in the United States are you thinking we got 270 million people in the US, something like that and if we produce no 50 thousand dollars of stock per person that better than if we only produce $25,000 of stuff for person to talk gross domestic product that's what the GDP is as or try to grow okay because I was sure to try to make it is simple as possible because when people are listening you know sometimes your heads in the cloud. Sometimes there you know it's it's kind of on his background. Sometimes there be no pain will close attention so try to make things as simple as possible for people that are listening well the part that's really saying is that we have an increasing number of people that are going to college and are getting educated, and that that seems like it's fantastic and back at night, but the same point we are in a country where more than half of the public universities one third of the senior people in the last year cannot make a cohesive argument but cannot assess the quality of evidence in the document or interpreted table door, going to school forever. It's just that we don't seem to be necessarily learning a whole lot. The whole time were doing so would you suggest we do in place of that. I think what we need to do is first and foremost understand more clearly what it is that were trying to get out of our educational system. Right now we have everyone is is going through and improving little pieces of the educational system and we have a bunch of teachers that are really awesome and that most of them care about Arctic art, our kids, not all of them but most of them do. And then we have a really cool programs that are designed to take kids into the behind. Grade level and bring them up to grade level with other programs that are designed to take kids are younger physically and mentally handicapped in and mainstreamed in each one of those things is really awesome. The problem is when you combine them all what you have is you have yelp, the teacher is trying to help these five first-graders who are behind first grade level. Enter like 17 digit code into the computer to take their weekly standardized...]]>1443author,bob,bswithbob,business,dr,drowning,entrepreneurship,in,marketing,podcast,potential,rod,rodney,schmidt,wallacefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e52-merry-christmas-and-happy-new-year--16559214https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16559214Mon, 24 Dec 2018 14:55:36 +0000Bob SchmidtThe BS of Bob Schmidt podcast usually dealing with entrepreneurship, business, and marketing but at this time of the year I like to reflect on the year that was in the year that's coming up as we wrap up 2018 get our journey to 2019 I'd like to...192bob,bswithbob,christmas,family,friends,happy,merry,microcast,new,old,podcast,podcastforhire.com,reflection,schmidt,yearfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e51-elizabeth-dickinson-the-concise-coaching-handbook--16516018https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16516018Wed, 19 Dec 2018 19:30:09 +0000Bob SchmidtBob Schmidt podcast featuring entrepreneurs, business people and marketers this week talking with Elizabeth Dickinson certified life coach and public speaker as well as author of the book. The concise coaching handbook how to coach yourself and others...1669author,bob,bswithbob,certified,coach,coaching,concise,dickinson,elizabeth,handbook,life,podcast,public,schmidt,speakerfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e50-marty-vargas-a-place-for-you--16404896Marty Vargas
Media Owner/ Engineer/Documentarian/Motivational Speaker/Relationship Expert.
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The BS adoption podcast featuring people talking about entrepreneurship, marketing, and business this week. Taking a different look, a different tone. If you Elsa for getting closer to Christmas want to talk to a guy that I met at the publicity summit in New York City a couple weeks ago but invite Marty Vargas a conversation with Marty this week talking about how he found his mother living on the streets of Philadelphia and how he kind of pulled her back into society. It's different than our normal podcast but it's a message worth sharing. As we approach Christmas Marty, thanks for being on the podcast with me this week happened in my life began a little bit different remote control. I refound the string. The little infant sleeping with no with my homeless mother and I discovered buying an older couple the morning and no man went out to shovel the snow and found me sleeping there with my mom and eventually she gave me up several months later to that thing couple and I never knew my mom I was shipped away or I get you their doctor delaying my adoptive family went on to California and I grew up in the Bay Area and Vincenzo did not Cavalli was 21, 22 years later I returned to Philadelphia to find the heart of my moods on my mom how hard was it for you to know that you're given up by your mother grow up with a with a different family and then returned to you know that the quote the scene of the crime in order to find to see if your mom first will still live. Secondly, she still remembers you wound that that was a very dramatic experience growing up without her was nondramatic to me because the family that I was adopted in was so loving and kind. They were the only ones I knew you know is mom and dad, but when I found when I went to the car. My mother was very dramatic because my brother and my older brother. My adoptive old brother had come to visit us in California and he had a heart attack and died so we had to ship his body to the East Coast. When we did so it was then my cousin came up to me your name was Joanne. She said would you like to find your mom and I would like wishing she said she's Rachel and she lives in the streets and that night I could hardly sleep realizing the very woman that had brought me into this world was somewhere out there in the concrete jungle trying to supply and so that began the journey the emotional journey for me because up to that time, enthusiastic question and never thought about actually finding her and I didn't have that I didn't have the desire, none of that was in the course to my mind, hardly at all. When she asked that I was confronted with the reality and so that's when we began our journey did everything to your life up to that point was alive that you're living like a different living a lie even though you may not have known it, but then actually figured out, or to think about it after the fact, that very amazing question that you know I had to struggle with being adopted and I remember the day I was finally adopted in the paperwork went through. I was about 13 years of age and I remember reading 17 being adopted and rethinking not being original with my family. Kind of like even though my mom and dad J love me, though I was their very own flesh and blood and was never that feeling like you're not but you still have that feeling in some way because it windows come from other directions and I presented, but it wasn't until I discovered my mom and I had to process it and then when I finally got off the streets in class essay… Myself you know I have is closer to because you gave me up you know and then came to the point when I realized this was the very best thing because you know when I was working my documentary. In television I filling out ninth Street fair in the Italian market. Most listeners would remember Rocky running down the Italian market selling thing and fell. Philadelphia was there when my mother lived and I was feeling my documentary there and a woman came up to meet Jansson what are you doing to you making a documentary on the homeless woman. She said Rachel to call my mother's name out. I like wow my mom cheek against me find dead bodies of the children string different setting and used to find the yeah the dead body have her children that she would give birth Street and they would find her dead body and blew my mind in a car, a coincided with a newspaper article. I did find about my mother indicated she had given birth to a number of children about four or five children in the street. My mother was in the streets with 30+ years on 29 years and when reality hit me. Then I realized I was so fortunate to not have been one of those skilled right will told me he took kind of made tomato intimated that's wow God is a miracle. No kidding. Talk about you know getting that life changing moment in your life was was that it was at one of the moments that you're like this is why I'm here. It was life-changing images made me appreciate every day of my life. And then I understood that it was for the best unite for me being here is great for me to have survived what I went through with greater and then from even understand how blessed I was noted in the air rather than cursed. Want to bless it and so you know that became very interesting enough to experience the decking many years later after I was taking care of my mom and because eventually I was able to get off the streets because you want to come off the street. When I first found her losing on this romantic movie when I was searching street after street looking for my mom. I was put to hold you know medevac. I read newspaper articles written about my mother and one of the things that struck me the most is that newspaper reporter asked my mother. Do you ever get lonely. Do you ever cry and granted. At this point of my mother's life is been rate multiple times she's been beating stream. She has been dogged and she responded, I cannot cry and that's what gave me the impetus I have to find a have to let her know that there's still somebody out there that really cares no. And so I researched street after street throughout Philadelphia fell Philadelphia and eventually I came up to brought in federal which would like to know the main thoroughfare throughout the video of Philadelphia and I knocked on the large cathedral and the only an empty vehicle came back and then my cousin a good idea quickly down to the shelter she Joanne had been calling everything the shelter in town in order to find my mother so word was getting around Marty looking for Rachel and Rachel was not him. I can't say popular, but she was not unknown because she was sort of the fixtures. A homeless person and I remember standing before the large wooden door that was the last barrier between my dark and distant past, and I'm like Joanne, we gotta play Sage and we knock loudly in a few minutes. The door banged open in this young black woman was standing near Yasser Rachel and she recognized me she knew my mother and she said love is patient, you know that Philadelphia accent and we were led down the long cement corridor to a gymnasium in the gymnasium was totally black and only stage in the gymnasium was well lit and I met up little lady right met up into the gymnasium stage and Joanne took my hand and took my mother's hands and praying this is your son, Marty Marty this is your mother in that moment that was like wow you know the just like blew my mind. You know, and I got up I hugged her I gave her a kiss. I tried to make her feel comfortable. She only responded to me with confinement. Unbelieving J and so that night I just search for hours trying to find why did you ever become homeless without asking that question shipped and it was just such a moving experience in the very next day, and which was most mind blowing and called experience the very next day I had Daschle? I said mom I want to know who my daddy and she looked and she said how is man and I talked to Michael Lemaire is my brother, my adopted brother that I just buried regularly behind. That's why we keep you know, we buried him and cheer start coming down her cheek and little doll came to realize what was happening here is that my adoptive brother was not my you know legal only legal brother. He was actually my biological father. And so the older couple that found me sleeping in the snow that older couple were actually my real grandparents today. Did they know that note they didn't know that until at age 13 when that time I mentioned earlier that I resented being adopted and the people working through the investigation of my life and everything else with people working on the type stuff and the story came out that told me, but they knew as you're growing up so your brother actually knew that he was your father, even though it is your brother yeah yeah you and them. My you know my adoptive brother was my real biological father is something I can in a country song in their amino. I'm not trying to make it at all, but you don't mean it sounds it sounds unbelievable that I know is unbelievable in my grandparents in no until I was 13 years old when the good doctor went all the way through and never told me go from age 13 to age 21, 22, this is a total secret in all my love and then what happens. I went back to California but I couldn't rest rest and to try to get my mother off the streets. I returned back to Philadelphia now factor took about five trips from California to Philadelphia, noted the rescue my mom from off the street. It is when I went the second time I saw her as she really was, you]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16404896Wed, 12 Dec 2018 19:30:13 +0000Bob SchmidtIn Episode 50 I talk with Marty Vargas, Author of the book "A Place for you". We talk about his perseverance on finding his mother Rachel. We learn to look at yourself, and about overcoming obstacles, never give up and that things change. Marty...Marty Vargas
Media Owner/ Engineer/Documentarian/Motivational Speaker/Relationship Expert.
Founder: Rescue Rachel – Deterring Human Traffic, and Homelessness.

The BS adoption podcast featuring people talking about entrepreneurship, marketing, and business this week. Taking a different look, a different tone. If you Elsa for getting closer to Christmas want to talk to a guy that I met at the publicity summit in New York City a couple weeks ago but invite Marty Vargas a conversation with Marty this week talking about how he found his mother living on the streets of Philadelphia and how he kind of pulled her back into society. It's different than our normal podcast but it's a message worth sharing. As we approach Christmas Marty, thanks for being on the podcast with me this week happened in my life began a little bit different remote control. I refound the string. The little infant sleeping with no with my homeless mother and I discovered buying an older couple the morning and no man went out to shovel the snow and found me sleeping there with my mom and eventually she gave me up several months later to that thing couple and I never knew my mom I was shipped away or I get you their doctor delaying my adoptive family went on to California and I grew up in the Bay Area and Vincenzo did not Cavalli was 21, 22 years later I returned to Philadelphia to find the heart of my moods on my mom how hard was it for you to know that you're given up by your mother grow up with a with a different family and then returned to you know that the quote the scene of the crime in order to find to see if your mom first will still live. Secondly, she still remembers you wound that that was a very dramatic experience growing up without her was nondramatic to me because the family that I was adopted in was so loving and kind. They were the only ones I knew you know is mom and dad, but when I found when I went to the car. My mother was very dramatic because my brother and my older brother. My adoptive old brother had come to visit us in California and he had a heart attack and died so we had to ship his body to the East Coast. When we did so it was then my cousin came up to me your name was Joanne. She said would you like to find your mom and I would like wishing she said she's Rachel and she lives in the streets and that night I could hardly sleep realizing the very woman that had brought me into this world was somewhere out there in the concrete jungle trying to supply and so that began the journey the emotional journey for me because up to that time, enthusiastic question and never thought about actually finding her and I didn't have that I didn't have the desire, none of that was in the course to my mind, hardly at all. When she asked that I was confronted with the reality and so that's when we began our journey did everything to your life up to that point was alive that you're living like a different living a lie even though you may not have known it, but then actually figured out, or to think about it after the fact, that very amazing question that you know I had to struggle with being adopted and I remember the day I was finally adopted in the paperwork went through. I was about 13 years of age and I remember reading 17 being adopted and rethinking not being original with my family. Kind of like even though my mom and dad J love me, though I was their very own flesh and blood and was never that feeling like you're not but you still have that feeling in some way because it windows come from other directions and I presented, but it wasn't until I discovered my mom and I had to process it and then when I finally got off the streets in class essay… Myself you know I have is closer to...]]>1421adapted,bob,bswithbob,for,homeless,homelessness,marty,philly,place,podcast,rachel,schmidt,vargas,youfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e49-valerie-sokolosky-do-it-right-the-stories-that-make-us--16384268
The BS of Bob Schmidt podcast featuring entrepreneurs, business and marketers this time around, talking without Fox News contributor leadership. Brander and author of eight books including doing it right. The, the stories that make us it's Valerie Sokolowski and I've had Valerie in my radio program many times and I can't believe he actually married into that last name when I met my wonderful Bobby many years, my name would grant and I'll never forget the first time I met him I thought and thought with all my goodness you know what Bobbitt goal setting to take you a while to figure out how to spell it or that such that's so true, so much talk a little bit about doing things right is the name of the name of your latest book is a doing it right and so how do we actually do it right. Is it possible to do things right there by one thing the name of the book is right. You can either do it only do more things to write about in terms now I'm doing a lot of professional workshops around the country so I'm talking to emerging leaders who are wanting to know just part of it. They want to know what kind are appropriate or not. We both know, times change networkers to read my legacy program, put them all in a book called why we book it just can't can't can't can't About the different areas so you long time to put together this book of tips information timeline with an audience. I will ask them to write down your top three question in each of those categories and from court came to book Bob matter what level of person their career path I can talk to college. I can talk to recent college grant I can talk to CEO Christian will now see what should I wear or should I approach someone that cocktail party when I wish I weren't there in the first place. Likely QUESTIONS including all learning all absolutely. If there's a day that goes by that I don't learn. I tend to myself. Well I better either read some more or get on the computer or watch some television or do something in order to figure out you know something so that we can always learn something for the day really relevant for you and what you did Bob you so many people you gotta be so knowledgeable about so many things you will ask a lot of questions. I talk to people that are much more knowledgeable than myself as why you're my guest. Well, so what's the one with the where where what should we be wearing when were out doing things that matter if it's like Christmas is coming up so wearing something to ask company Christmas party is probably different than wearing something to a networking situation. Share: very simple minded person simple answer to that cell. How do I want to be. How do I widely seen what I want to give in this situation. For example, I was at a luncheon today for an organization. Nine in the organization is full of people. So I wore business looking out that I certainly wasn't in business casual. I had a nice really nice jacket and shirt underneath it and my and I looked trendy but professional and so I dressed that way this week will go to party. I'm going to one weekend, much more casual, and go party. So I'm jacket a business jacket. I'm going to be in a letter for the work, great color that I know looks good so just stop and think what I want to give to the people I'm getting ready to be involved in things to do when you're not sure. Back to first of all what I said earlier. Who are you meeting with right know what is there hell of a big company would be different than a small business down the street and so forth and still think about the message you want to get to that person would expect respected right person would have in mind okay right that makes a lot of sense. Yes, what's expected and respected anything for me and always easy to wrong and a nice shirt and a pair of slacks and honestly Nalgene nice dark press genes are are great and younger you're right person you're with jacket. Maybe the car to throw on walking with and then take off right. I guess it's easier to be a man and when it comes to dressing up and it would be for you or my wife or other women that are listening but actually thank you for that. People need help right now you have a good point Bobby many options with women, and so I will still say no jacket. The game even for a woman Blau or sure whatever you throw in jacket on, you immediately raise the bar the same philosophy in the way does a sweater work in place of the jacket for woman letter works just fine. Bring down a little bit, but it still in between jacket and some great letters out there this year. What is notice to that more women are wearing those scarves, the endless scarf. If you don't mean that. It's like one piece. The circular thank you for sharing our car for a woman can be a great three you can. Where are all kind of different way. Yes, there is that continuous circular scar in all kinds of shapes and scarring for women are I would Google go on YouTube and search for ways to where scar is out there showing you different way to tie scar that you can take one out and throw different guards on. You know for different situations are really a whole new jewelry like and three. So the book is called do it right and I'm sorry for getting it wrong earlier. Do it right. Part of it is about about what to wear part of it. You mentioned is networking. What was the third part, people don't like the word I know person. So why should I write. I believe it does you think that are not. We are a much more casual than most except Wall Street if you're on Wall Street, you're on Wall Street to be much more engaging companies are doing everything I can to drive engagement in one of the things that they are finding that by walking around as a leader and being more engaging themselves in having a dress code. The old dress code being more business casual and some industry. I will say I'm just getting ready to go to sample Florida Power & Light which is called here and now they bring me every year to do it today program on exactly what I'm sharing with you because they want their from director level they want their people to address with a jacket yes taken off when you're in the office that they still want that professional that Florida Power & Light don't really have to know what the industry is and what that company. Let me assist them because we we we both know that the way people dress is different than it was like when my dad was working. It's different that it was when you know when when we are growing up. Does that mean that the quality of work is slept at all because of that, you know, because of the slacking of the dressing. That does make a difference when someone get a little slovenly with the business casual right people in the company back and say what a business class will look like all over the ballpark. In fact, I actually wrote that I mentioned for one of them is called business-class school clarify please read some that some people have like you have to specify close toed shoes because some people would show up to work in those flip-flops are second toes because it didn't say it's a comfortable shoes but not safe for you know not not those flip-flops, though I couldn't believe that I'm telling you the true story here. I always do. Being asked to come into a law firm downtown law firm and they said I want you to just walk around and you can observe before we bring you in what we are bringing you and I'm sure their lawyers. Some of the women did not flip flop, but those clogs have a business is on and clogs don't know what we don't know don't know what they don't know you got to tell them if they business casual that look like my bike now going to an inventor to a party or to the job interview. Business casual table that look like you say, we don't know we don't know because my dad would always say that we are arguing about the kid to be like you know what you don't know and I remember when I turned about 16 or 17 Valerie I looked minimum like your dad. You're right. I don't know what I don't know but you don't know what you don't know how to shut them up. I went to my book and opened up the table of contents what other things like wine okay travel I put in something on different abilities, working with people with this ability, international etiquette are common sense things are probably a lot of people don't have as a regular thing. One of my best friends is disability so I know how to deal with people disabilities but what comes like wine and things like that. I'm not really sure when it comes to international types of etiquette. I have no clue whatsoever because I haven't had that experience well. The book is called the right. You also mention it is about networking to so what's the proper way to go out network with somebody happen to other people and certainly have to me when you walk up to a group fully people will contact and smile, which means which body language is saying come on right right time when I would walk up to a group. I don't know anybody in this whole conference and I walked up to the group and they're all busy talking to each other. They probably been talking to each other for a while and no eye contact or welcoming body language happened. Smile at somebody and turn and leave. That's about all you can do that when you are able to walk up and someone welcomes you in a sort that being said, and not on my and people are gracious and most people are someone will welcome you mean more and give you that opportunity to say something but don't feel like you have to just walk in and start conversing because you don't you can learn a lot more frankly listening, then doing all the talking, sitting there listening sometimes you might get uncomfortabl]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16384268Wed, 05 Dec 2018 19:30:15 +0000Bob SchmidtIn E49 Valerie Sokolosky and I talk about here book "Do it Right" The Stories That Make Us. We talked about being Grateful, Giving yourself permission, and being true to yourself, as well as dressing for success. Find Valerie Sokolosky at...
The BS of Bob Schmidt podcast featuring entrepreneurs, business and marketers this time around, talking without Fox News contributor leadership. Brander and author of eight books including doing it right. The, the stories that make us it's Valerie Sokolowski and I've had Valerie in my radio program many times and I can't believe he actually married into that last name when I met my wonderful Bobby many years, my name would grant and I'll never forget the first time I met him I thought and thought with all my goodness you know what Bobbitt goal setting to take you a while to figure out how to spell it or that such that's so true, so much talk a little bit about doing things right is the name of the name of your latest book is a doing it right and so how do we actually do it right. Is it possible to do things right there by one thing the name of the book is right. You can either do it only do more things to write about in terms now I'm doing a lot of professional workshops around the country so I'm talking to emerging leaders who are wanting to know just part of it. They want to know what kind are appropriate or not. We both know, times change networkers to read my legacy program, put them all in a book called why we book it just can't can't can't can't About the different areas so you long time to put together this book of tips information timeline with an audience. I will ask them to write down your top three question in each of those categories and from court came to book Bob matter what level of person their career path I can talk to college. I can talk to recent college grant I can talk to CEO Christian will now see what should I wear or should I approach someone that cocktail party when I wish I weren't there in the first place. Likely QUESTIONS including all learning all absolutely. If there's a day that goes by that I don't learn. I tend to myself. Well I better either read some more or get on the computer or watch some television or do something in order to figure out you know something so that we can always learn something for the day really relevant for you and what you did Bob you so many people you gotta be so knowledgeable about so many things you will ask a lot of questions. I talk to people that are much more knowledgeable than myself as why you're my guest. Well, so what's the one with the where where what should we be wearing when were out doing things that matter if it's like Christmas is coming up so wearing something to ask company Christmas party is probably different than wearing something to a networking situation. Share: very simple minded person simple answer to that cell. How do I want to be. How do I widely seen what I want to give in this situation. For example, I was at a luncheon today for an organization. Nine in the organization is full of people. So I wore business looking out that I certainly wasn't in business casual. I had a nice really nice jacket and shirt underneath it and my and I looked trendy but professional and so I dressed that way this week will go to party. I'm going to one weekend, much more casual, and go party. So I'm jacket a business jacket. I'm going to be in a letter for the work, great color that I know looks good so just stop and think what I want to give to the people I'm getting ready to be involved in things to do when you're not sure. Back to first of all what I said earlier. Who are you meeting with right know what is there hell of a big company would be different than a small business down the street and so forth and still think about the message you want to get to that person would expect respected right person would have in mind okay right that makes a lot of sense. Yes, what's expected and...]]>1758author,bob,book,bswithbob,do,doingitright,doitright,it,microcast,podcast,right,schmidt,sokolosky,valerie,valeriesokoloskyfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e48-dr-teruni-lamberg-conducting-productive-meetings--16282463
Teruni Lamberg, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Elementary Mathematics Education
Director Lemelson STEM MS Program

Program Coordinator, Master of Education and Master of Science in Elementary Education

Ph.D Program Coordinator in STEM Education

The University of Nevada, Reno

College of Education, MS 280

Reno, Nv 89557

Terunil@unr.edu



https://www.unr.edu/education/faculty/elementary-education/teruni-lamberg-x31605


http://www.optimizedlearning.net


BS with Bob Schmidt talking, entrepreneurship, business and marketing my guest this week is Dr. to Rooney Lambert, a math educator and an author. And what about that Kennecott my eye it's dealing with meetings and we fall as business people had meetings that sock legislated as it is, there's a lot of meetings out there that are just horrible. The book is called conducting productive meetings how to generate communicate ideas for innovation and let's just jump right into it to Rooney just with the meeting part because like I said, we've all been to just horrible meetings. How is it possible to conduct a productive meeting. Or is it even possible to think that artists really ancient writing is learning how do you create needing to actually go anywhere and think are parts of being in really bad meetings ready to. Nothing gets accomplished. Ready to get that you call by doing productive meetings is figuring out what you goalless as a team for putting that team together and then be near the to move ideas qualified for that it is remaining at how you stage but it actually moves to solve it into our products on new IDM for things that moved up the agenda of Iran thoughts of my things and such and thinking about meetings for my mistakes like project that involved every single school district conflict with universities and lots of different people from that of a geographically spread across people didn't have time. So whenever we had a meeting it's really important that we use that time productively to find a productive meeting is to figure out what your purposes and how people coming to the meeting with IBM to share the light giving people let's – don't have time and saying think about risk of any coming to the meeting, you have something to contribute to the meeting time matters so that he had a problem or a question giving everybody an opportunity to share their ideas. It doesn't matter who you are hierarchical roles that only the people with the titles talk doesn't it's not productive. You just need to create a condition give us the opportunity for everybody the cable to contribute their ideas so the last company that I work for. We used to do brainstorming meetings every week and sometimes these seem to go with the flow. Sometimes they seem to work. We always had the agenda had a time. We knew that were to talk about this that and the other thing how to get somebody to start paying attention to what needs to be done and what needs to be said really go from two euros another because he does lead successfully thinking the correct team members that really help move that project idea forward. For example, if you have coming by and do what you trying to accomplish is really important. Building on team members interests of when people want to pontificate, is because it's something that is constantly avoiding going for them. They want pay for benefits for them sitting in the need meetings where things are not meaningful to them that they not going to be as engaged so up picking the right team members Paul like you trying to accomplish is important. The leader needs to make sure that everybody has to buy down the page like conducting meetings to solve problems of the team together and yeah this golf within the strategies to remember to get an idea that I think is what you trying to figure out the sun's light is to get people to brainstorm ideas that then he goes nowhere because they're not solved for this level is going to try critiquing each other's ideas), exceeding condition that people going. This is not about ego site individual people's ideas should mean going problem you're trying to solve. But think about you know what are the pros and cons of our people and saying with you.sometimes writing down things on chart paper on what connect creating something additionally helpful for the people on the same page and they can go. Is this what you need to write down what you say. How does that relate to the problem level is to make sure that you can't find yet I think a lot of you have the same page of young agreement. How does this solve the problem and then, but what our next action steps. Why do we need to keep doing to the idea squalid to the really fun things. Now it's used as it work with every type of business or is it only work with academia war with leadership sessions or no marketing just to the work of everything except anything admitted. The idea is this comes actually like the threats from creative thinking and things like that trying to accomplish something just kind of closing idea out there and then just this of Kenneth the process flow like risk-taking all the ideas and then just finding them in moving that he said all those people did this. Yeah. And then they trying to position for. I want my idea of what your idea of people are not getting along, because things you know that it's all about you go to go anywhere. This can be something from your group of teachers trying to solve a problem. He can be in business, not in what context is about. How do you move ideas. So that is going beyond just sharing ideas just figuring out what you trying to solve hundreds that address and begin to critique it and then move it to like she had idea. The group 1 of the things that I wrote about in the book is that relationships matter. People can come to the table and share. ITS if they're not comfortable with each other if it's kind of threatening environment like you say something yes maybe Mike expired all you by look stupid because of one other thing, since you are safe. Know where you're working. That's the bottom of the father beast feel comfortable to critique somebody's page about the idea and think that you have all the not a good idea for you to create conditions where everybody in the meeting feels valued and so a lot of things that I wrote about is a create that ultimately interesting as when I was writing the book I interviewed really famous researchers develop the body of work that has really changed the field and out when I was born in one of them was that meeting. Talk to you during the project going cup of coffee or going for a walk. This informal interactions with equally important is what happens in the meeting to see what I'm doing like you had to spend some sense especially go out for a couple coffee or something. That moment you know you're not having an agenda, you just cannot unwinding kind of relaxed and a lot of times your brain. Still, you know, whatever you are working on and those that do things that happens when you building relationships of trust just like having fun together and thought is that because you screen you get a lot of creative ideas coming out that way right be the ultimate idea that you might end up going with the lot of people that I did get fed. You know that conversations of the college really powerful so so that informal relationships really as important as the formal relationships to come to move the ideas from outside right now. You mentioned earlier couple of different times you mention the word ego how to get the eagle out of a meeting, especially if you got, you know, the, the boss said has that ego because we've all had bosses that were jurors know how to get back past that you know you know thing is mindful that when you're running a meeting and in running this meeting we had people who are just like famous common and Giddens in the room and even just getting class like we just remove title like when retaining the agenda. I purposely did not put PhD behind people's names and also giving opportunity for people talking like giving for somebody who is not the dots, giving the person the bottom of the then say what you think asking them specific questions so that creating and that the tone for the meeting. This is about ideas for the sharing and praying everybody. Thank you for equal. I think that that again because this is a course and that I was wondering about as I was reading to the best of the church about how do you deal ideas. Eagle came up in the research literature. It came up with people saying that there are people with chef not going to be a sport they would be when I interviewed one person said they just eventually lead their team is that Not functioning as a team player right all along just like that naturally involves the connecting the right people on the team really matters.*As you mentioned, the engagement also. And yet if you got millennial's in with the group and you get some baby boomers in the group. We got some Gen Xers in the group. I'm guessing that the different ways of engaging is probably different throughout the different the different age groups, usually as a leader as a project that you leading it doesn't matter what it is. It's really important that you get to know you team players on deck, and the more you can get to know them as a personal level, you cannot find out about what interest there. Why are they talking dictating whether they get out of it really helps. It's about marking the keys and consequent decline of a team together but the person leading the team has]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16282463Wed, 28 Nov 2018 19:30:19 +0000Bob SchmidtIn Episode 48 I talked with Dr Teruni Lamberg - the three takeaways from reading her book, how to conduct productive meetings by finding your passion, how to structure meetings so that that you are not just spinning your wheels, and moving your agenda...
Teruni Lamberg, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Elementary Mathematics Education
Director Lemelson STEM MS Program

Program Coordinator, Master of Education and Master of Science in Elementary Education

Ph.D Program Coordinator in STEM Education

The University of Nevada, Reno

College of Education, MS 280

Reno, Nv 89557

Terunil@unr.edu



https://www.unr.edu/education/faculty/elementary-education/teruni-lamberg-x31605


http://www.optimizedlearning.net


BS with Bob Schmidt talking, entrepreneurship, business and marketing my guest this week is Dr. to Rooney Lambert, a math educator and an author. And what about that Kennecott my eye it's dealing with meetings and we fall as business people had meetings that sock legislated as it is, there's a lot of meetings out there that are just horrible. The book is called conducting productive meetings how to generate communicate ideas for innovation and let's just jump right into it to Rooney just with the meeting part because like I said, we've all been to just horrible meetings. How is it possible to conduct a productive meeting. Or is it even possible to think that artists really ancient writing is learning how do you create needing to actually go anywhere and think are parts of being in really bad meetings ready to. Nothing gets accomplished. Ready to get that you call by doing productive meetings is figuring out what you goalless as a team for putting that team together and then be near the to move ideas qualified for that it is remaining at how you stage but it actually moves to solve it into our products on new IDM for things that moved up the agenda of Iran thoughts of my things and such and thinking about meetings for my mistakes like project that involved every single school district conflict with universities and lots of different people from that of a geographically spread across people didn't have time. So whenever we had a meeting it's really important that we use that time productively to find a productive meeting is to figure out what your purposes and how people coming to the meeting with IBM to share the light giving people let's – don't have time and saying think about risk of any coming to the meeting, you have something to contribute to the meeting time matters so that he had a problem or a question giving everybody an opportunity to share their ideas. It doesn't matter who you are hierarchical roles that only the people with the titles talk doesn't it's not productive. You just need to create a condition give us the opportunity for everybody the cable to contribute their ideas so the last company that I work for. We used to do brainstorming meetings every week and sometimes these seem to go with the flow. Sometimes they seem to work. We always had the agenda had a time. We knew that were to talk about this that and the other thing how to get somebody to start paying attention to what needs to be done and what needs to be said really go from two euros another because he does lead successfully thinking the correct team members that really help move that project idea forward. For example, if you have coming by and do what you trying to accomplish is really important. Building on team members interests of...]]>1342falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e47-being-thankful--16267363https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16267363Wed, 21 Nov 2018 19:30:24 +0000Bob SchmidtThanksgiving is my favorite holiday, there are no expectations, there is good food, football, friends and family.  Today I would like to focus on things that I am thankful for.  I first and foremost am thankful and proud of my family, they are the...282being,bob,bswithbob,clients,family,food,football,friends,kids,laughter,life,love,microcasts,neighbors,schmidt,shelter,thankful,thanks,thankyou,wifefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e46-casey-stubbs-marketing--16169826https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16169826Wed, 14 Nov 2018 19:30:10 +0000Bob SchmidtOn Episode 46 I talk with Casey Stubbs about many things including testing your internet ads. What are paid ads? How do you come up with the right message? What are the keywords, and where to find them. If you have a passion do it. And ways to...1577ads,bob,bswithbob,business,casey,caseystubbs,hashtags,internet,keywords,marketing,media,microcasting,paid,schmidt,services,sheldon,social,stubbsfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e45-ravi-jayagopal-alexa-flash-and-getting-followers--16002726https://subscribeme.fm/
@RaviJayagopal
https://www.facebook.com/ravijayagopal]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16002726Wed, 07 Nov 2018 19:30:09 +0000Bob SchmidtIn episode 45 I talk with Ravi Jayagopal he is the host of a podcast at SubscribeMe.fm we talk about everything You Need To Know About How To Create Digital Content, Package That Content And Make Money With It - Using Membership Sites, Online Courses...https://subscribeme.fm/
@RaviJayagopal
https://www.facebook.com/ravijayagopal]]>1369alexa,alexaflashbreifing,bob,breifing,bswithbob,create,digital,facebook,flash,jayagopal,money,monitzing,podcast,podcaster,ravi,ravijayagopal,schmidtfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e44-ravi-jayagopal-make-money-with-subscriptions-1--16002550https://subscribeme.fm/
@RaviJayagopal
https://www.facebook.com/ravijayagopal]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16002550Wed, 31 Oct 2018 18:30:12 +0000Bob SchmidtIn episode 44 I talk with Ravi Jayagopal he is the host of a podcast at SubscribeMe.fm we talk about everything You Need To Know About How To Create Digital Content, Package That Content And Make Money With It - Using Membership Sites, Online Courses...https://subscribeme.fm/
@RaviJayagopal
https://www.facebook.com/ravijayagopal]]>1775author,bob,books,bswithbob,content,jayagopal,make,membership,microcast,money,podcast,ravi,ravijayagopal,recurring,schmidt,sites,subscriptions,website,wordpressfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e43-helen-rothberg-the-perfect-mix-everything-i-know-about-leadership-i-learned-as-a-bartender--16002393https://api.spreaker.com/episode/16002393Wed, 24 Oct 2018 18:30:14 +0000Bob SchmidtIn episode 43 I talk with Dr. Helen Rothberg. Helen started her career as a bartender and we talk about how good managers and good leaders are not always the same. Dr. Helen Rothberg trains leaders, from Fortune 500 executives to startup...1662advice,author,bartender,bob,book,bswithbob,dr,drhelenrothberg,helen,leadership,learned,mix,nyc,perfect,perfectmix,phd,podcast,rothberg,schmidt,tipsfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e42-garrett-gunderson-5-day-weekend-freedom-to-make-your-life-and-work-rich-with-purpose--15939629
As the Founder of an Inc. 500 firm and author of the NY Times bestselling book, Killing
Sacred Cows, Garrett has dedicated his career to showing people how to immediately
increase cash flow, build a life they love and create a legacy that lasts. And we talked about it.
www.wealthfactory.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/garrett-gunderson-651359b3
www.wealthfactory.com/podcast (for info we talked about)]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15939629Wed, 17 Oct 2018 18:30:37 +0000Bob SchmidtIn Episode 42 I talk with co-author of the book "5 Day Weekend" Garrett B. Gunderson and we talk about money, business growth, and spending marketing dollars. As the Founder of an Inc. 500 firm and author of the NY Times bestselling book, Killing...
As the Founder of an Inc. 500 firm and author of the NY Times bestselling book, Killing
Sacred Cows, Garrett has dedicated his career to showing people how to immediately
increase cash flow, build a life they love and create a legacy that lasts. And we talked about it.
www.wealthfactory.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/garrett-gunderson-651359b3
www.wealthfactory.com/podcast (for info we talked about)]]>19725,5dayweekend,author,b,bob,bswithbob,business,day,factory,garret,garrett,garrettbgunderson,gunderson,marketing,money,podcast,schmidt,wealth,wealthfactory,weekendfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e41-jen-coken-embrace-the-ridiculousness-a-pocket-guide-to-being-a-better-you--15916812https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15916812Wed, 10 Oct 2018 18:30:04 +0000Bob Schmidtin Episode 41 I talk with Jen Coken, she is an author, speaker, comedian, and life coach of 20 years who helps CEOs and entrepreneurs overcome their self-made limitations and reach new levels in their business and personal lives. Jen and I talk about...1669author,bob,bswithbob,coach,coken,comedian,embrace,guide,jen,life,lifecoach,pocket,podcast,ridiculous,ridiculousness,schmidt,speaker,thanksgivingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e40-stephen-woessner-part-2-profitable-podcasting--15807821https://predictiveroi.com/onward-nation-podcast/, He has also written the book Profitable Podcasting: Grow Your Business, Expand Your Platform, and Build a Nation of True Fans. This week we are talking about his new book Profitable Podcasting, and how you can make a profit doing a podcast. Stephen also shared one of my favorite stories.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15807821Wed, 03 Oct 2018 18:30:03 +0000Bob SchmidtEpisode 40 brings in my friend and author Stephen Woessner. Stephen is a podcaster that publishes a new podcast daily called Onward Nation you can hear it here https://predictiveroi.com/onward-nation-podcast/, He has also written the book Profitable...https://predictiveroi.com/onward-nation-podcast/, He has also written the book Profitable Podcasting: Grow Your Business, Expand Your Platform, and Build a Nation of True Fans. This week we are talking about his new book Profitable Podcasting, and how you can make a profit doing a podcast. Stephen also shared one of my favorite stories.]]>1222author,baby,bob,bswithbob,business,expand,grow,not,onward,onwardnation,platform,podcast,podcasting,predictive,profitable,roi,schmidt,stephen,woessner,yourfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e39-stephen-woessner-part-1-marketing--15807787https://predictiveroi.com/onward-nation-podcast/, He has also written the book Profitable Podcasting: Grow Your Business, Expand Your Platform, and Build a Nation of True Fans. This week we are talking about Marketing and next week we will tackle his new book Profitable Podcasting.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15807787Wed, 26 Sep 2018 18:30:05 +0000Bob SchmidtEpisode 39 brings in my friend and author Stephen Woessner. Stephen is a podcaster that publishes a new podcast daily called Onward Nation you can hear it here https://predictiveroi.com/onward-nation-podcast/, He has also written the book Profitable...https://predictiveroi.com/onward-nation-podcast/, He has also written the book Profitable Podcasting: Grow Your Business, Expand Your Platform, and Build a Nation of True Fans. This week we are talking about Marketing and next week we will tackle his new book Profitable Podcasting.]]>1133author,bob,bswithbob,build,business,fans,nation,onward,onwardnation,platform,podcast,podcasting,profitable,schmidt,stephen,woessnerfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e38-claudyne-wilder-presentations--15746000www.torchmetrics.com

Those who receive and act on feedback--ADVANCE!


Claudyne Wilder
WILDER PRESENTATIONS | Founder & Director
617-524-7172 | claudyne@wilderpresentations.com
www.wilderpresentations.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/claudynewilder/]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15746000Wed, 19 Sep 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtE38 features Claudyne Wilder, Claudyne and I talk about presentations and how to put together a successful presentation. The 3 basic steps are: Develop your message, with focused content, Design message oriented slides, that look professional, and...www.torchmetrics.com

Those who receive and act on feedback--ADVANCE!


Claudyne Wilder
WILDER PRESENTATIONS | Founder & Director
617-524-7172 | claudyne@wilderpresentations.com
www.wilderpresentations.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/claudynewilder/]]>1438bob,bswithbob,claudyne,claudynewilder,marketing,metrics,onlinepresentation,podcast,powerpoint,presentations,sales,schmidt,torch,torchmetrics,wilder,wilderpresentationsfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e37-diane-huth-reinvent-your-career--15687373
My guest for episode 37 Diane Huth is helping her generation fight back against illegal age discrimination. And her new book – REINVENT YOUR CAREER – The Baby Boomer’s Guide to Beat Age Discrimination – Comes out later this month.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15687373Wed, 12 Sep 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtCorporate America has a dirty little secret. Companies are discarding their Baby Boomer workers like yesterday’s newspaper. It’s blatantly illegal – and it is happening everywhere. And the government is not only ignoring it – they are the worst...
My guest for episode 37 Diane Huth is helping her generation fight back against illegal age discrimination. And her new book – REINVENT YOUR CAREER – The Baby Boomer’s Guide to Beat Age Discrimination – Comes out later this month.]]>1966author,baby,babyboomer,bob,book,boomer,bswithbob,business,career,diane,entrepreneurship,findingajob,huth,job,marketing,podcast,reinvent,schmidt,yourfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e36-chris-jones-and-i-just-bsin--15647221https://www.facebook.com/bswithbob/videos/231380704195924/
Like his new show Double Talk https://www.facebook.com/DoubleTakeSeries/videos/272862423546651/
Find out more about Chris Jones http://www.quitwithchris.com/]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15647221Wed, 05 Sep 2018 18:30:07 +0000Bob SchmidtMy buddy, Chirs Jones is a hypnotist, AGT alum (America's Got Talent), and philanthropist. We had the opportunity to sit down in my front porch and have a conversation, we covered quite a bit in our hour together. The audio on this one isn't the best...https://www.facebook.com/bswithbob/videos/231380704195924/
Like his new show Double Talk https://www.facebook.com/DoubleTakeSeries/videos/272862423546651/
Find out more about Chris Jones http://www.quitwithchris.com/]]>3952agt,bob,bswithbob,chris,chrisjones,doubletake,howieshakeshands,hypnotist,jones,onewordchrisjones,philanthropist,podcast,schmidt,uwltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e35-bs-with-bob-schmidt-on-turning-50--15530307https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15530307Wed, 29 Aug 2018 18:30:07 +0000Bob SchmidtMy ramblings and thoughts about turning 50. Here is to the rest of my life being as good or better than the first 50 years.18550,50yearsold,bob,bswithbob,bswithbobschmidt,failure,grateful,holyshit,made50,podcast,podcastforhire.com,radio,schmidttruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e34-cristina-cain-publicist-author-coach-speaker--15518876
https://www.linkedin.com/in/cristina-cain/
https://twitter.com/THECristinaCain
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw3HVea5gcviyIo8LRCuhmw?view_as=subscriber
https://www.facebook.com/TheCainSisters/]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15518876Wed, 22 Aug 2018 18:30:05 +0000Bob SchmidtE34 features Cristina Cain, who has been called “a Bold Voice” A Media Personality, television/radio host, and Author with a global Bestselling book Featured in Television, Radio, Magazine, Blogs, and Podcasts. Executive producer, International...
https://www.linkedin.com/in/cristina-cain/
https://twitter.com/THECristinaCain
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw3HVea5gcviyIo8LRCuhmw?view_as=subscriber
https://www.facebook.com/TheCainSisters/]]>1985author,bob,bswithbob,cain,cainandcain,cristina,howto,pitch,pitchyourself,podcast,schmidtfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e33-shane-mauss-class-reunion-and-being-a-comedian--15456349
If you want to watch the whole Facebook Live interview, check it out here.
https://www.facebook.com/bswithbob/videos/664494843912396/

http://www.shanemauss.com/
http://www.herewearepodcast.com/
https://twitter.com/shanecomedy]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15456349Wed, 15 Aug 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtTried something new with this week's podcast, Shane Mauss joined me in my front porch we had an hour-long conversation that we streamed on Facebook Live, we talked about growing up in a small town, heading home for a class reunion and how people treat...
If you want to watch the whole Facebook Live interview, check it out here.
https://www.facebook.com/bswithbob/videos/664494843912396/

http://www.shanemauss.com/
http://www.herewearepodcast.com/
https://twitter.com/shanecomedy]]>2031bob,bswithbob,comedy,funny,mauss,onalaska,podcast,schmidt,shane,shanemauss,wisconsintruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e32-ralph-heath-celebrating-failure-the-power-of-taking-risks--15399242
http://synergyleadershipgroup.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15399242Wed, 08 Aug 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtRalph says when it comes to business, do it. Don’t be afraid to do it and afraid to fail. That failure is part of the process to the road to success. That it is ok to Fail and you should embrace it. You will also learn in the book that you should...
http://synergyleadershipgroup.com]]>1954big,bob,bswithbob,celebrating,celebratingfailure,failure,heath,listen,make,mistakes,podcast,power,ralph,ralphheath,risks,schmidt,thinkingfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e31-geeta-nadkarni-baby-got-booked-part-2--15333812
Examining the purpose of one's business in this manner inevitably brings up hidden fears and limiting beliefs. Imposter syndrome, a lack of self trust, questions of worthiness, fear of trolls and so on.

​One of the ways we help folks attract ideal clients at their new premium price point​ is by teaching them how to get massive amounts of press - which builds credibility, generates leads and turns into cashflow.


Which is why when we work with clients, we provide support on both a conscious, strategic level as well as at a subconscious level with mindset coaching and hypnotherapy. Simply put, we use our clients' businesses to change their lives.

We help them:
CLARIFY their mindset and messaging
SIMPLIFY their offer and selling process and
AMPLIFY their influence by using uncommon PR strategies​

Masterclass: impactwithinfluence.com/masterclass

Twitter: https://twitter.com/lifewithgeeta
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lifewithgeeta/?hl=en
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geetanadkarnimedia/]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15333812Wed, 01 Aug 2018 18:30:05 +0000Bob SchmidtWeek number 31 features Geeta Nadkarni with a continuation of last weeks conversation. It starts with an examination of the real value that you put out into the world. Most of us sell ourselves short by selling some surface-level...
Examining the purpose of one's business in this manner inevitably brings up hidden fears and limiting beliefs. Imposter syndrome, a lack of self trust, questions of worthiness, fear of trolls and so on.

​One of the ways we help folks attract ideal clients at their new premium price point​ is by teaching them how to get massive amounts of press - which builds credibility, generates leads and turns into cashflow.


Which is why when we work with clients, we provide support on both a conscious, strategic level as well as at a subconscious level with mindset coaching and hypnotherapy. Simply put, we use our clients' businesses to change their lives.

We help them:
CLARIFY their mindset and messaging
SIMPLIFY their offer and selling process and
AMPLIFY their influence by using uncommon PR strategies​

Masterclass: impactwithinfluence.com/masterclass

Twitter: https://twitter.com/lifewithgeeta
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lifewithgeeta/?hl=en
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geetanadkarnimedia/]]>1595falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e30-geeta-nadkarni-baby-got-booked-part-1--15322081
Examining the purpose of one's business in this manner inevitably brings up hidden fears and limiting beliefs. Imposter syndrome, a lack of self trust, questions of worthiness, fear of trolls and so on.

​One of the ways we help folks attract ideal clients at their new premium price point​ is by teaching them how to get massive amounts of press - which builds credibility, generates leads and turns into cashflow.


Which is why when we work with clients, we provide support on both a conscious, strategic level as well as at a subconscious level with mindset coaching and hypnotherapy. Simply put, we use our clients' businesses to change their lives.

We help them:
CLARIFY their mindset and messaging
SIMPLIFY their offer and selling process and
AMPLIFY their influence by using uncommon PR strategies​]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15322081Wed, 25 Jul 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtWeek number 30 features Geeta Nadkarni It starts with an examination of the real value that you put out into the world. Most of us sell ourselves short by selling some surface-level milestone-on-the-way-to-the-outcome thing and so we're stuck forced...
Examining the purpose of one's business in this manner inevitably brings up hidden fears and limiting beliefs. Imposter syndrome, a lack of self trust, questions of worthiness, fear of trolls and so on.

​One of the ways we help folks attract ideal clients at their new premium price point​ is by teaching them how to get massive amounts of press - which builds credibility, generates leads and turns into cashflow.


Which is why when we work with clients, we provide support on both a conscious, strategic level as well as at a subconscious level with mindset coaching and hypnotherapy. Simply put, we use our clients' businesses to change their lives.

We help them:
CLARIFY their mindset and messaging
SIMPLIFY their offer and selling process and
AMPLIFY their influence by using uncommon PR strategies​]]>2067amplify,bob,bswithbob,cashflow,clarify,geeta,geetanadkarni,getpress,messaging,nadkarni,podcast,pr,process,sales,schmidt,selling,simplify,strategies,valuefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e29-dw-bobst-trendhr-hiring--15272394
TrendHR’s Website - http://www.trendhr.com

TrendHR’s Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/trendhrservices/

TrendHR’s Twitter - https://twitter.com/TrendHRRockwall

TrendHR’s Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/trendhr/]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15272394Wed, 18 Jul 2018 18:30:07 +0000Bob SchmidtThe BS with Bob Schmidt Podcast where I usually talk with an author or an entrepreneur about growing business. This week I thought I'd tackle something different talk to an HR person about how do you hire that 1st person. What kind of things do we...
TrendHR’s Website - http://www.trendhr.com

TrendHR’s Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/trendhrservices/

TrendHR’s Twitter - https://twitter.com/TrendHRRockwall

TrendHR’s Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/trendhr/]]>1773bob,bobst,bswithbob,business,dw,dwbobst,entrepreneur,hiring,hr,human,job,marketing,podcast,questions,resources,schmidt,trend,trendhrfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e28-dr-tommy-watson-resilience-and-change--15219681https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15219681Wed, 11 Jul 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtDr Tommy Watson is turning obstacles into advantages. Considered one of the world’s top authorities on resilience, change, motivation and leadership; Dr. Tommy Watson inspires millions with the unique and charismatic way he articulates his...1868author,bob,bswithbob,change,cheerleader,dr,dttommy,education,football,gophers,leadership,mcdonalds,minnesota,motivation,podcast,rags-to-riches,resilience,schmidt,tommy,watsonfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e27-bob-being-independent--15169456Have you ever thought of the old saying “as American as baseball, Cracker Jacks and apple pie?”  The 4th of July is a day to celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence.  The document that gave us freedom and equality by declaring that all men are created equal, well equality if you were like everyone that signed it, I think we have a long way to go for total equality.  But we are striving for it as a nation I believe.  I wondered this morning as I wrote this, what is the most iconic American Brand?  That brand is Jeep; Jeep is the number one brand name that pops into the heads of many Americans as patriotic, weird since it is owned by Fait, a foreign company.  I am guessing that on the 4th of July we will be washing down our brats and burgers with an ice cold beer,  and guess what the top 3 beer brands Bud Light, Coors Light and Miller Lite are all owned by companies based outside of the United States.  Which brings us back to Cracker Jacks, they still owned by an American company.
God bless America.  Land that I love.  We are blessed to live in a great country, a country that lets us be who we want to be, and a country that gives us the freedom to stand up for what we believe in, a country that offers opportunity, and equal rights.  America, the freest nation on earth, let’s all enjoy each other’s company, not only on holidays or family get-togethers, but always.  Know that Americans are Free and that we are Independent, and that we can do what you put your mind to.  Know that people are on your side.  And that your success is going to come, it just may take more time than you were hoping.  Keep at it.  Next week back to the regular podcasts focusing on entrepreneurship, business and marketing.  This week just a piece of me being Independent. ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15169456Wed, 04 Jul 2018 18:30:05 +0000Bob SchmidtI publish my personal podcast every Wednesday at 1:30pm central time on bswithbobpodcast.com, and since the publish date for this week is the 4th of July, I thought I would try something a little different.  I want to celebrate freedom.  I am not much...Have you ever thought of the old saying “as American as baseball, Cracker Jacks and apple pie?”  The 4th of July is a day to celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence.  The document that gave us freedom and equality by declaring that all men are created equal, well equality if you were like everyone that signed it, I think we have a long way to go for total equality.  But we are striving for it as a nation I believe.  I wondered this morning as I wrote this, what is the most iconic American Brand?  That brand is Jeep; Jeep is the number one brand name that pops into the heads of many Americans as patriotic, weird since it is owned by Fait, a foreign company.  I am guessing that on the 4th of July we will be washing down our brats and burgers with an ice cold beer,  and guess what the top 3 beer brands Bud Light, Coors Light and Miller Lite are all owned by companies based outside of the United States.  Which brings us back to Cracker Jacks, they still owned by an American company.
God bless America.  Land that I love.  We are blessed to live in a great country, a country that lets us be who we want to be, and a country that gives us the freedom to stand up for what we believe in, a country that offers opportunity, and equal rights.  America, the freest nation on earth, let’s all enjoy each other’s company, not only on holidays or family get-togethers, but always.  Know that Americans are Free and that we are Independent, and that we can do what you put your mind to.  Know that people are on your side.  And that your success is going to come, it just may take more time than you were hoping.  Keep at it.  Next week back to the regular podcasts focusing on entrepreneurship, business and marketing.  This week just a piece of me being Independent. ]]>231america,bswithbob,bud,business,celebrate,coors,day,entrepreneurship,family,free,independence,independent,jeep,light,lite,miller,podcastfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e26-jim-ryan-simple-happiness--151355493 of the takeaways from this conversation are:
1- it is my life, I am responsible
2- You have to be grateful
3- Take a chance, step out of your comfort zone.

http://JimRyanTalks.com 
(631) 754-7636 
Motivational Speaker 

Author of "Simple Happiness" and "Aha Moments 1 & 2" - available at JimRyanTalks.com and Amazon.com 

Watch Jim at http://www.jimryantalks.com/media_videos.html 
Learn more by watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4pt_rsGdLs ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15135549Wed, 27 Jun 2018 18:30:05 +0000Bob SchmidtE26 features Jim Ryan, great conversation about happiness and how it can improve your life and business life. At end of the podcast, Jim explains what his favorite purchase was, hint, don’t die with your music still in you. 3 of the takeaways from...3 of the takeaways from this conversation are:
1- it is my life, I am responsible
2- You have to be grateful
3- Take a chance, step out of your comfort zone.

http://JimRyanTalks.com 
(631) 754-7636 
Motivational Speaker 

Author of "Simple Happiness" and "Aha Moments 1 & 2" - available at JimRyanTalks.com and Amazon.com 

Watch Jim at http://www.jimryantalks.com/media_videos.html 
Learn more by watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4pt_rsGdLs ]]>2212author,bob,bswithbob,circle,happiness,inner,jim,jimryantalks,podcast,ryan,schmidt,simple,takeachance,talksfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e25-may-mccarthy-the-gratitude-formula-a-7-step-success-system-to-create-a-life-that-you-love--15088330
http://wwww.maymccarthy.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/maymccarthy/
https://twitter.com/maymcc]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15088330Wed, 20 Jun 2018 18:30:05 +0000Bob SchmidtA fun and informative conversation with Chief Spirituality Director May McCarthy, May is a business owner, angel investor, entrepreneur, and author of a couple books including “The Gratitude Formula, A 7-Step Success System to Create a Life That You...
http://wwww.maymccarthy.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/maymccarthy/
https://twitter.com/maymcc]]>2282author,bob,bswithbob,business,create,entrepreneur,formula,goals,gratitude,life,love,may,mccarthy,podcast,schmidt,thegratitudeformula,youfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e24-matthew-metzger-getting-your-computer-up-and-running-right--15026931
Twitter: https://twitter.com/OrangeComputer

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8gzzVD9fiAikGNRbAI_gxQ

Website: http://orangecomputerlax.com/

Phone: 608-406-4044]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15026931Wed, 13 Jun 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtTalked with Matthew from Orange Computer about how to make our work computers work well. We talked about the importance of backing up your data not only to the cloud but to an external hard drive as well. We talked about browsers and believe it or not...
Twitter: https://twitter.com/OrangeComputer

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8gzzVD9fiAikGNRbAI_gxQ

Website: http://orangecomputerlax.com/

Phone: 608-406-4044]]>1916antivirius,backup,bob,bswithbob,cloud,computer,computers,desktop,harddrive,lacrosse,matthew,metzger,orange,orangecomputerlax,podcast,schmidtfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e23-jonathan-denn-drumbeat-business-productivity-how-to-beat-goals--14983554
Chief Thinking Partner
www.DrumbeatProductivity.com
Forbes Coaching Council Article
Fortune Magazine Contributor
Vistage Speaker
Private Advisory Board Chair]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14983554Wed, 06 Jun 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtIs your workday filled with chaos? Do you wish you could get more done? Most of us do and Jonathan Denn has a way to help. Using neuroscience and best practices, he’s come up with a system to make your work life (and home life) more efficient so you...
Chief Thinking Partner
www.DrumbeatProductivity.com
Forbes Coaching Council Article
Fortune Magazine Contributor
Vistage Speaker
Private Advisory Board Chair]]>1919author,beat,bob,bswithbob,denn,disorganization,drumbeat,drumbeatproductivity,goals,jonathan,podcast,productivity,schmidtfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e22-joshua-coburn-shit-that-needs-said-so-you-can-kick-all-the-ass--14909607https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14909607Wed, 30 May 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob Schmidt2314author,badass,bob,bswithbob,coburn,dudeswithbeards,joshua,joshuacoburn,kickalltheass,mannersandmotivation,outdoorpodcast,podcast,schmidt,shitneedssaidtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e21-angela-d-mealer-2020-vision-for-your-life-overcoming-obstacles-and-finding-your-focus--14803570
Twitter: @AngelaMealer
Linked In: /AngelaDMealer
Facebook: @VisionaryAngelaMealer
Websites: http://www.iAlignVision.com
Email: amealer@iAlignVision.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14803570Wed, 23 May 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtEpisode 21 features Angela D Mealer. Angela is a serial entrepreneur who has made a career of transforming her life’s passions into successful business ventures. She has started and acquired businesses in the early education, shipping, personal care,...
Twitter: @AngelaMealer
Linked In: /AngelaDMealer
Facebook: @VisionaryAngelaMealer
Websites: http://www.iAlignVision.com
Email: amealer@iAlignVision.com]]>141020/20,angela,author,bob,bs,bswithbob,business,entrepreneurship,finding,focus,for,life,marketing,mealer,obstacles,overcoming,podcast,schmidt,vision,yourfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e20-marcus-bales-speak-confident-a-collection-of-stories-and-advice-on-overcoming-social-anxiety--14803496
Contact: info@speak-confident.com
website: Speak-confident.com]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14803496Wed, 16 May 2018 19:30:05 +0000Bob SchmidtEpisode 20 features Marcus Bales an entrepreneur that since 2013, has been paid to speak in front of people; doing the thing that most people despise is what he built a career out of. From a social anxious kid who never thought his life would have...
Contact: info@speak-confident.com
website: Speak-confident.com]]>1794anxeity,author,bales,bob,bs,bswithbob,business,confident,fear,marcus,marketing,overcoming,podcast,public,schmidt,social,speak,speak-confident,speaking,speechfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e19-rob-bell-beyond-paper-or-plastic-8-items-or-less-to-remarkable-service--14710754

Let’s Make ‘em Say WOW!
Rob Bell
Certified Speaking Professional
FOCUS Consulting, LLC
701 Beetown Road
Lancaster, WI 53813
Phone: 608-732-6971
Website: www.RobSpeaks.com
Past President National Speakers Association - Wisconsin Chapter]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14710754Wed, 09 May 2018 19:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtIf you don't love it do something else. You can't fake great customer service. Make customer service a priority, and be you. Let’s Make ‘em Say WOW! Rob Bell Certified Speaking Professional FOCUS Consulting, LLC 701 Beetown Road...

Let’s Make ‘em Say WOW!
Rob Bell
Certified Speaking Professional
FOCUS Consulting, LLC
701 Beetown Road
Lancaster, WI 53813
Phone: 608-732-6971
Website: www.RobSpeaks.com
Past President National Speakers Association - Wisconsin Chapter]]>1775author,be,bell,beyond,bob,bs,customer,dicks,listen,love,podcast,professional,remarkable,rob,schmidt,service,speaker,supermarket,youfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e18-lisa-david-olson-laughs-on-wry--14654818Lisa@LisaDavidOlson.com

Book for sale on Amazon : Laughs On Wry]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14654818Wed, 02 May 2018 19:34:00 +0000Bob SchmidtLisaDavidOlson.com Lisa@LisaDavidOlson.com Book for sale on Amazon : Laughs On WryLisa@LisaDavidOlson.com

Book for sale on Amazon : Laughs On Wry]]>1738author,bob,book,bs,business,david,entrepreneur,heart,improv,lacrosse,laughs,lisa,marketing,olson,on,podcast,schmidt,wry,yesfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e17-dusty-staub-7-acts-of-courage--14620061

Robert "Dusty" Staub
CEO/Lead Consultant, Staub Leadership International
336-587-5903 | dusty@staubleadership.com

http://staubleadership.com/

| Link to Dusty's TEDxTalk: https://youtu.be/U_lZGF6or4o
Staub Leadership International: Liberating the Purpose, the Passion and the Power of Individuals, Teams and Organizations since 1990.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14620061Wed, 25 Apr 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtDusty Staub is an author who has motivated audiences through his words and his keynote speeches, in this podcast we talked about many things from Brainstorming, to having the courage to stand up to your boss and the courage to be vulnerable. As you...

Robert "Dusty" Staub
CEO/Lead Consultant, Staub Leadership International
336-587-5903 | dusty@staubleadership.com

http://staubleadership.com/

| Link to Dusty's TEDxTalk: https://youtu.be/U_lZGF6or4o
Staub Leadership International: Liberating the Purpose, the Passion and the Power of Individuals, Teams and Organizations since 1990.]]>20497,acts,bob,book,bs,courage,dusty,of,podcast,schmidt,seven,staubfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e16-ruth-king-the-ugly-truth-about-small-businesses--14545290
Twitter: @RuthKing
Linked In: /ruthking1
Websites: http://www.TheCourageToBeProfitable.com and http://www.profitabilityrevolution.com
Email: rking@ontheribbon.com


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Twitter: @RuthKing
Linked In: /ruthking1
Websites: http://www.TheCourageToBeProfitable.com and http://www.profitabilityrevolution.com
Email: rking@ontheribbon.com


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You'll learn how to:

Match your brand to the right audience and media venues

Amplify every interview with social media

Turn appearances into the platform and become a rainmaker

Influence the influencers

Whether you are in media, own a small business, run a non-profit, are an author or the executive of a corporation, if you have a business to build, and are in search of media, you will want to listen to the podcast and buy the book. Are you ready to Make It Rain!?]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14344101Wed, 21 Mar 2018 18:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtIn the new book by Areva Martin “Make it Rain” she breaks the silence and reveals the power of media, and helped me to focus on my brand and can help you with your brand. Areva uses the media to build her platform and talks about how to expand the...
You'll learn how to:

Match your brand to the right audience and media venues

Amplify every interview with social media

Turn appearances into the platform and become a rainmaker

Influence the influencers

Whether you are in media, own a small business, run a non-profit, are an author or the executive of a corporation, if you have a business to build, and are in search of media, you will want to listen to the podcast and buy the book. Are you ready to Make It Rain!?]]>1331areva,bob,brand,bs,build,business,entrepreneur,focus,free,influence,influencer,know,make,marketing,martin,media,podcast,publicity,rain,schmidtfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e11-barry-moltz-small-business-hacks-100-shortcuts-to-success--14288589https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14288589Wed, 14 Mar 2018 19:30:06 +0000Bob SchmidtSmall Business Hacks: 100 Shortcuts to Success – This conversation with Barry Moltz has quick tricks, work arounds, and simple solutions for all the problems that small business owners face (but don’t really want to). Including the big one how to get...1995100,barry,bob,bs,business,email,entrepreneur,entrepreneurial,hacks,marketing,moltz,podcast,return,save,schmidt,shortcuts,small,start,success,timefalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e10-megan-smith-gill-give-a-shift--14226120https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14226120Wed, 07 Mar 2018 17:56:12 +0000Bob SchmidtMegan Smith Gill is a transformational teacher, speaker, author and coach who has reverse engineered happiness and abundance. Megan spent nearly twenty years as a marketing executive and agency owner before discovering her true life’s calling....236210,abundance,bob,book,bs,business,dreambig,entrepreneur,gill,give,happiness,livedreams,marketing,megan,podcast,schmidt,self-help,shift,smith,stepsfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e9-elaine-pofeldt-the-million-dollar-one-person-business--14167034https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14167034Wed, 28 Feb 2018 19:41:57 +0000Bob SchmidtFormer "Fortune Small Business" editor Elaine Pofeldt talked many successful one person million dollar businesses and wrote the book “The Million-Dollar One-Person Business” Make great money, work the way you like and have the life you want. Find...2270bob,bs,business,dollar,elaine,entrepreneur,entrepreneurship,makemoney,marketing,million,milliondollarbusiness,one,person,podcast,pofeldt,schmidt,self-help,solobusiness,solopreneur,workforyourselffalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e8-gary-john-bishop-unf-yourself--14108777 I'm I'm not a fan of self-help. I'm a big fan of self growth. I'm a big fan of personal growth and development and I think I think everybody if you're not working on yourself then you've got your eye on the wrong stuff. You work on your Self, you got it. It's ok.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14108777Wed, 21 Feb 2018 19:30:05 +0000Bob SchmidtGary John Bishop on naming the book Unfu*k yourself are you glad that is what you named it? I'm glad, but I think I think that was enough people look at the content of the book is what really got people going. And I know that the name pisses some... I'm I'm not a fan of self-help. I'm a big fan of self growth. I'm a big fan of personal growth and development and I think I think everybody if you're not working on yourself then you've got your eye on the wrong stuff. You work on your Self, you got it. It's ok.]]>2712bishop,bob,book,bs,business,entrepreneur,gary,help,john,marketing,orangecomputerlax,podcast,schmidt,self,selfhelp,self-help,unfuck,unfuckyourself,unfu*kyourself,yourselftruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e7-andy-temte-from-high-school-dropout-to-dr-and-philanthropist-president-kaplan-professional--14052611https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14052611Wed, 14 Feb 2018 18:09:59 +0000Bob SchmidtAndy Temte, talks about how you can go from a high school dropout to the president of Kaplan Professional Education, and lead singer and guitar player for The Remainders, a classic rock cover band to a philanthropist . As president of Kaplan...3094andy,band,bob,bs,business,crosse,education,entrepreneur,family,kaplan,la,marketing,philanthropist,podcast,professional,remainders,schmidt,temte,theremainders,wisconsinfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e6-mark-l-walberg-gambling-tv-and-being-married--13997981https://api.spreaker.com/episode/13997981Thu, 08 Feb 2018 01:28:32 +0000Bob SchmidtMark L. Walberg is a Multi-time Emmy nominated television personality and has been a favorite of television audiences all over the world for years. Mark is host of PBS highest rated, prime time original, "Antiques Roadshow". We talked about Game...2389antiquesroadshow,bet,bob,bs,bswithbob,game,happily,host,island,mark,married,marriedsuccess,podcast,poker,schmidt,show,temptation,theory,walbergfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e5-justin-loeber-get-out-your-own-way-guide-to-life-10-steps-to-shift-gears-dream-big-do-it-now--13937986https://api.spreaker.com/episode/13937986Wed, 31 Jan 2018 21:31:15 +0000Bob SchmidtWhat Justin Loeber says about Communication, "it's practically the be-all and end-all of everything we do in life. If you think about it, people get all tied up in a bad pass or an email and it's not real. If you talk to the person, all of the nuances...194710steps,bob,bs,bswithbob,business,doitnow,dreambig,entrepreneur,fatlarry,justin,justinloeber,larryloeber,loeber,motivationbook,mouthdigitalpr,mouthdigitalpr.com,podcast,schmidt,shiftgearsfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e4-jackson-jantzen-cpr-revolution--13878739https://api.spreaker.com/episode/13878739Wed, 24 Jan 2018 19:23:49 +0000Bob SchmidtJackson Janzen is the creator of CPR Revolution, creating positive ripples revolution. It requires bravery in the face of fear, compassion, and love in the face of anger and hate. It's this desire to create a strong community in support of...2417bob,bs,bswithbob,cpr,cpr-revolution,creating,creatingpositiveripples,entrepreneur,jackson,jacksonjanzen,janzen,podcast,positive,revolution,ripples,schmidttruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e3-michael-gelb-the-art-of-connection--138251857 Relationship-Building Skills Every Leader Needs Now
By Michael J. Gelb,
 
 
When people connect, when they are attuned, in rapport, they are much better at generating, and implementing, new ideas. The Art of Connection is a guide to creating, and maintaining, genuine rapport with others. Connection is the key to building relationships, resolving conflict, and making creative dreams come true. Gelb outlines seven skills distilled from decades of practical experience.
 
These seven skills are all timeless, but they are also especially timely, and essential for leaders now. Each chapter includes illustrative stories, relevant scientific research, and practical exercises to help readers apply the skills in their life now.
His website is www.MichaelGelb.com. @MichaelJGelb]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/13825185Wed, 17 Jan 2018 18:49:44 +0000Bob SchmidtMichael Gelb -The Art of Connection: 7 Relationship-Building Skills Every Leader Needs Now By Michael J. Gelb,     When people connect, when they are attuned, in rapport, they are much better at generating, and implementing, new ideas. The Art of...7 Relationship-Building Skills Every Leader Needs Now
By Michael J. Gelb,
 
 
When people connect, when they are attuned, in rapport, they are much better at generating, and implementing, new ideas. The Art of Connection is a guide to creating, and maintaining, genuine rapport with others. Connection is the key to building relationships, resolving conflict, and making creative dreams come true. Gelb outlines seven skills distilled from decades of practical experience.
 
These seven skills are all timeless, but they are also especially timely, and essential for leaders now. Each chapter includes illustrative stories, relevant scientific research, and practical exercises to help readers apply the skills in their life now.
His website is www.MichaelGelb.com. @MichaelJGelb]]>2504artofconnection,balance,bob,bobschmidt,bs,bswithbob,business,entrepreneur,gelb,humility,liberations,listen,marketing,michael,michaelgelb,podcast,schmidt,self-help,theartofconnection,transcendfixationsfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e2-brian-tippetts-social-entrepreneurship-and-recycling--13766738
Before waste was looked at as a waste, now there's a mindset shift that waste really is a low value or overlooked resource. If you waste it that's exactly what you've done you've wasted it. And should you be wasting it.

The mindset of not wasting things, but creating things with Social Entrepreneurship and Recycling.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/13766738Wed, 10 Jan 2018 18:55:57 +0000Bob SchmidtTalked about Social Entrepreneurship and Recycling with Brian Tippetts. First of all, most of us don’t think about making money when looking at a recycled product, the product is clearly a resource that has value. Just look at and you just innately...
Before waste was looked at as a waste, now there's a mindset shift that waste really is a low value or overlooked resource. If you waste it that's exactly what you've done you've wasted it. And should you be wasting it.

The mindset of not wasting things, but creating things with Social Entrepreneurship and Recycling.]]>25007,7riversrecycling,beds,bob,brian,bs,business,ecoscapes,entrepreneur,entrepreneurship,mattresses,podcast,recycle,recycled,recycling,rivers,schmidt,social entrepreneurship,tippettsfalsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e1-david-slain-sales-its-that-simple--13731967
https://www.amazon.com/Sales-Its-That-Simple-Dave-Slain/dp/158736901X/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_til?tag=bswithbob-20]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/13731967Wed, 03 Jan 2018 19:51:00 +0000Bob SchmidtSales is that simple, it isn't that complex. You have a product or service and someone wants it. That's as simple as sales is. If you think about it, you walk into a grocery store and they sell things to you all the time. You walk out, but you don't...
https://www.amazon.com/Sales-Its-That-Simple-Dave-Slain/dp/158736901X/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_til?tag=bswithbob-20]]>2172bob,bs,bswithbob,closing,dave,daveslain,david,marketing,podcast,sales,salesitsthatsimple,schmidt,self-help,simple,slain,thatfalsefull