35 Burst results for "Constantine"
Blockchain Consultants
Russia largest bank is moving forward with the plan
"5 a.m. Sunday, February 5th, 2023 Russia largest bank is moving forward with the plan spur bank, the biggest bank in Russia is pushing ahead with the plan to deploy its decentralized financing to fight platform. The bank is now getting ready to test out the product within the next few months. The head of spur banks blockchain lab, Constantine climaco, set on February 3rd that the financial institution anticipates beginning open trials. The post Russia largest bank is moving forward with the plan first appeared on blockchain consultants.
The Dan Bongino Show
Manafort Owns up to Passing 'Campaign Data' to Suspected Russian Agent
"Here's Dan ladden hall Daily yeast Manafort owns up to passing campaign data to a suspected Russian agent Notice how Adam Schiff and Clint watts never mention a name Now the yeast mentions the name here Donald Trump's 2016 campaign chairman Paul Manafort on Monday publicly admitted he gave polling data to Constantine kilimnik a suspected Russian intelligence asset What Wow That sounds really bad Now that did happen Paul Manafort did admit to that But who's Constantine kilimnik He gave him polling data Well I like the same polling of data that already appeared in The Washington Post and stuff So I'm not apologizing for Paul Manafort I'm just telling you the truth Who's Constantine kilimnik Because it seems like someone else gave Constantine kilimnik a whole lot more access Wouldn't you know it It's the freaking Obama administration Again what What's that stuff on your face Oh I was cleaning the chimney We don't have a chimney
The Dan Bongino Show
Why Did Paul Manafort Share Polling Data With Konstantin Kilimnik?
"Why was he sharing this polling data with this guy Constantine kilimnik Another listen remind me reminded me of Moscow maddow Russia Rachel talked about all the time kilimnik Folks for a fairly obvious reason I've said a couple of times on the show and forgive me I don't mean not to sound arrogant pretentious I'm just trying to reiterate the point Ukraine was a piggy bank Paul Manafort was very active in Ukraine Ukraine had a very serious national divide Large portions of the country wanted to align more with the Europeans other portions of the country felt that they should align more with more pro Russia approaches So different factions of the country who wanted the pro Russia or pro European side represented in the United States where the United States government was giving a lot of money to Ukraine would hire Americans former politicians lobbyists and others to advance their cause It was all a grifting thing People found business opportunities over there with George Soros type groups Basically Ukraine was a big piggy bank Again I wrote a whole book on this the opening chapter of follow the money is about Ukraine It's called insane in Ukraine And it's about exactly this So why was Manafort giving polling data to kilimnik I don't know my guess is he was doing it because money he was probably there was probably some type of business deal involved with them And he was showing him look I have access to this date it hasn't come out yet polling data Now however untoward me that is and kind of shady From that Adam Schiff derives that Donald Trump was giving Vladimir Putin back rubs and they stole an election Do you realize the degree of a holy you need to make that leap It doesn't even make sense
The Dan Bongino Show
Who Is Konstantin Kilimnik?
"Here's an article by the hill about Constantine Constantine kilimnik who just to be sure here Adam Schiff goofball spineless loser not a shred of human dignity at all The epitome of human waste piled 6 feet tall how did they mold a pile of human waste to look like Adam Schiff like them They get the color out How did they do that Adam Schiff goes on CNN And repeats this weekend the Russia hoax again because he was dealing with a Russian asset but he doesn't mention his name Why Because when you look up the name Constantine column one of the pieces that comes up is a piece of the hill By an actual reporter John Solomon And John Solomon notes talking about the Mueller report is what it doesn't state is that Constantine kilimnik was a sensitive intelligence source for the State Department going back to at least 2013 while he was still working for Manafort according to FBI and State Department memos John Solomon himself reviewed Kilimnik was not even just any kind of run of the mill source he interacted with the chief political officer at the U.S. embassy in Kyiv Sometimes meeting several times a week to provide information on the Ukraine government He relayed messages back to Ukraine's leaders and delivered written reports to U.S. officials via emails that stretched on for thousands of words the memo shows Wait wait hold on Read this again So the guy working with Paul Manafort who sleazebag human waste pile 6 feet high Adam Schiff Says is a Russian asset meaning anyone working with this guy is a de facto Russian asset too Was a source for the State Department and the FBI back in 2013
The Charlie Kirk Show
America Is a Country of Christian Plurality
"That listen to our podcast with regularity, you know that I have been bashing against gnosticism and we don't have to go too far too deep down that route. However, it does tie into our conversation, Chris, you wanted to pick this up about glory be to God to do big things in the physical world that glorify God. Yeah, I think this is actually super important. Just to sort of recap, you know, one of the things that you always and every place united civilizations is some common religion. Now, probably not with your listeners, but for some people, when they hear that it makes a Mitchell a little bit because they think it means intolerance or grams or something like that. Obviously that's happened in the past, but you think about places like in a Rome. Like the Roman Empire or something, your room was actually pretty tolerant. But particularly by ancient standards. Correct. Yes, were the intolerant of Christians. Sometimes is the answer. It depends on who the emperor depended on who the emperor was, but Christianity within the Roman world was kind of unique because Rome's typical standpoint with barn gods was just incorporate them. The problem with Christianity for Rome was like Christ can't be incorporated into the Pantheon. Yes. He did wind up as a turns out taking over. Constantine, I think, eventually allowed to take over everything. Right. But you think about what has motivated people to do these big projects and hold these civilizations together. We talked about Egypt, and we talked about the sumerians, and we talked about obviously Christians. Any place in the planet, like there's these massive buddhas built all over Asia, which are these big projects. Mind-blowing. Mind-blowing. Yeah. But the point I think that you were driving it is really important is that America is a country that has a Christian heritage. It has a Christian if you sort of take all Christians regardless of denomination as a single block as a country that has a Christian plurality.
AP News Radio
Russia claims deadly attack, but Kyiv denies anyone killed
"Russia claims it's carried out a deadly attack on Ukrainian troops, but Kyiv denies there are casualties. The Russian defense ministry says its missiles hit two temporary bases housing more than a thousand Ukrainian troops in kramatorsk, killing 600 of them. A ministry spokesman says the strikes were retaliation for a recent Ukrainian attack in mikki, which they claim left 89 Russian soldiers dead. However, said he shirazi, a spokesperson for Ukraine's forces in the east, told The Associated Press that the Russian strikes on trama tersk damaged only civilian infrastructure and that the armed forces of Ukraine were not affected. The Donetsk regional administration confirms there were no casualties, but says 7 Russian missiles had come out and two more hit Constantine.
MarTech Podcast
"constantine" Discussed on MarTech Podcast
"Minds in the marketing and technology space, so you can learn the tools tips and tricks, they've learned along the way. Now here's a host of the mar tech podcast, Benjamin Shapiro. Welcome to the martek podcast. I'm your host Benjamin Shapiro, and today we're going to discuss how you can prepare for the future of marketing. Joining us is Constantine yovich, who is the CEO and founder of segment stream, which is a conversion modeling platform that helps to measure and increase digital marketing performance in a modern cookie list world where existing analytics and attribution tools are no longer reliable. And today, Constantine and I are going to talk about preparing for Google Chrome's cookie restrictions. Today's interview is brought to you by fetch rewards. Look we're all data geeks here at the mar tech podcast. And in a world where data access is being restricted, sometimes you need to get creative to understand your customers behavior. And if you're a marketer at a CPG retailer restaurant brand, fetch rewards is the answer to your customer data access problems. Fetch rewards a mobile shopping platform that rewards shoppers for buying the brands they love. It's the easiest way for consumers to save on everyday purchases simply by scanning their receipts. From that transaction data, fetch has created a powerful engagement platform for marketers, with more than 17 million active users who have submitted more than 2 billion receipts, the fetch app gives consumers the easiest way to save on everyday purchases and gives brands an unprecedented 360° view of customer behavior. Billions of purchases, millions of users, one platform that will transform how you connect with your consumers. To better understand your consumer data, go to partners dot fetch rewards dot com. That's partners dot fetch rewards dot com. Rewards dot com. And also since you're into marketing podcasts, check out marketing made simple hosted by doctor JJ Peterson, marketing made simple, brings you practical tips to make marketing easy and more importantly make it work. And JJ is a brilliant marketer and a friend of the mar tech podcast. So to hear tips like how to write a captivating speech, or how to market yourself into a new job, search for marketing, made simple in your podcast app. We're going to HubSpot dot com slash podcast network. Okay, on to today's episode. All right, here's my conversation with Constantine Eurovision, the CEO and founder of segment stream. Constantine welcome to the martech podcast. Thank you for having me. Very excited to have you as our guest. Very excited to talk a little bit about the future. Do you have your crystal ball ready to tell us what we can expect down the road for marketers? Yes, for sure, and happy to share my thoughts with you. Wonderful. All right, well let's rub that crystal ball. I think one of the big things that marketers are thinking about this year is we've been hearing about the deprecation of third party cookies for a long time. We've seen safari and Firefox already go down that route. And now Google is going to be restricting access to third party cookie data. Talk to me about how marketers should be preparing for Google Chrome's cookie restrictions. So I have a very interesting opinion about this. First of all, I hear a lot about cooking future about cooking less marketing and a lot of marketers are looking into the direction of moving away from normal analytics and switching to something that is cookie less aggregated, et cetera. So from my perspective, all these cookies future is a little bit confused because a lot of marketers think that cookie is going to disappear. So the idea is that cookies will not disappear in any observable future. And of course, most of the Internet is working on cookies. The main idea is that third party cook is going to be duplicated. And this is a big difference between first party cookies and third party cookies. So when we talk about third party cookies, third party cookies is not going to influence analytics as we know it right now. Set by the cook is not going to influence the way how you track conversions from your websites. And this way it's a little bit early to say that analytics will stop working just because search by the cookie is going to be duplicated. And the difference between Google Chrome and safari is that safari goes much, much further. So safari has ITP, which actually blocks first party cookies and safari has a lot of restrictions for iOS 14.5 users, where it's not allowed to track them at all. So there is a big difference of what Google plans to implement and safari already implemented. All right, so let's talk a little bit about that. First off, you called out the distinction between first party and third party cookies. First party cookies being a cookie that you put on your own website to understand user behavior. Let's go through what the purpose of the first party cookie is. What is a first party cookie actually do for marketers and how is that different than the third party cookies from other people's properties? First party cookies main purpose is to allow you understand and stitch customer journey between multiple visits multiple sessions or even between multiple page views. So when someone comes to your website and visits multiple pages, the only way for you to understand that these two pages were viewed by the same user is just to stitch it using cookie. So this is actually how all web analytics is working right now. When we talk about third party cookies is when some third party pixel or, for example, pixel or script places their own cookie while working on the third party domain name. So it means that, for example, you have Facebook and Facebook has their own pixel on your website and someone visits your website and Facebook is able to track your behavior across website cross domain. So if you go to another domain name, Facebook will also understand that this is exactly the same user. So this is what we call third party cookies. And deprecation will be related only to third party cookies. So you're still able to drop a cookie on your own website to understand what your user behavior is to understand how users sessions are related to each other. Is it the same person that's coming back? What behaviors are they exhibiting? You won't be able to use a cookie from a different vendor to understand how that vendor has taken activities across other websites. So it seems like this deprecation is more harmful to advertisers. If you're looking for somebody that has exhibited a behavior across the web, then basically understanding that is going to get more difficult. Talk to me about the impact for advertisers with cookie deprecation. So of course advertisers will see decrease in the performance because some tracking capabilities are removed. But of course, mostly we will see consolidation of the advertising market and market of publishers. We will see that mostly at tech company that do not have their own inventory that do not have their own websites like Facebook and Google and possibility to track users using first party cookies will just disappear and will not be able to function anymore. For companies like Google, Facebook, TikTok, SnapChat, and other companies that have their own inventory. Actually, they are able to show advertising based on their own data and based on first party cookies. So for them, the biggest problem will be that it will be not as easy to track customer behavior across different websites, but still it is solvable because most of the users are still authenticated on different browsers and different devices within Facebook and Google and Google will still be able to place for first party cookies or find some other way to understand this custom behavior across different platforms in different websites. Time for one minute break to hear from our presenting sponsor, HubSpot. As marketers were driven to solve problems, and there's problems that can be fun to solve like brainstorming a brilliant new ad campaign, and then there are problems that can be frustrating. Like when your ad tech doesn't work. No matter what the problem is you're trying to solve, the HubSpot CRM platform is easy to learn, use and love because it's designed for the ways marketers actually work. 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AP News Radio
Russia releases US Marine vet as part of prisoner exchange
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Mark Levin
AG Merrick Garland Announces Charges Against Russian Oligarch
"One Merrick Garland at the department of injustice today I want you to listen to this and there's a reason for it Cut 6 mister producer go Today we are announcing several actions that Justice Department has taken to disrupt and prosecute criminal activity associated with the Russian regime The first action we are announcing today is the unsealing of an indictment charging Russian oligarch Constantine malefic with sanctions violations As indictment charges the Treasury Department previously identified male F as one of the main sources of financing for Russians promoting separatism in Crimea and for providing material support for the so called Donetsk people's republic I'm all for it I'm all for him doing this Absolutely 100% But we have in our own White House We have in our own White House A man who's serving in the Oval Office It was families taken money From the wife of the former mayor of Moscow another oligarch Why isn't he taking direct action on that As the attorney general why is he announcing this and not the other
Ambitious Entrepreneur Show
"constantine" Discussed on Ambitious Entrepreneur Show
"The church has been so focused on the mouth that the mouth was the most important, and maybe the feet. The mouth and the feet. We never think about the blood vessels. We never think about the tendons. We don't want to think about the actual blood that drops of blood. I mean, the cells of blood when the whole reason we have this two tiered mentality in the kingdom of God is because in the Roman pre Jesus world, that's what their religious rulers were. They worshiped their religious people. And then when Constantine became a believer, he just kind of changed the Roman Emperor worship into Jesus worship, but he still had priests and missionaries and then everybody else. And so they always elevated the pre center missionaries and everybody else has always felt second tier, but there's nothing in scripture that supports that at all. The pastor is of the church, is no more important than the janitor in a building. In the kingdom of God, we're all equal are on equal standing. Yeah. So important..
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Former Rep. Dave Brat Talks About the Intersection of Free Market and Faith
"Yep. Yep. By the supply curve and the demand curve are both curves that involve human beings who are both fallen. But also made the image of God. The creation story right on the gate were created as co creators with God almighty, made in God's image, just something to think about. But what that means, go YouTube that one. And so we have that creative ability to create jobs and commerce to serve our neighbors, our brothers and our sisters. The hebrews were great business folks. Then the tradition continues with Jesus and the New Testament and the outwork of that. Jesus begins with a band of 12 around him. To go out and preach the gospel to the ends of the earth and in 300 years, the Holy Roman Empire and Constantine Constantine turns emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, the Christian empire. So just shocking turnaround. And so what what people don't get is that tradition that judeo Christian tradition is responsible for our dignity as human beings. There's no other source that you can name the enlightenment project failed terribly on that. Jefferson and et cetera they could never name an alternative source for the dignity that is inherent in us. And so that is what undergirds the free market system. And then we're triply blessed with all that plus James Madison and the constitution and the rule of law and then Adam Smith and free markets, but the irony is you need the law to be a free people. And so the left gets utopian at times and they just say, you know, let's just make it up as we go marks. There's no need for God. There's no need for this rule of law. There's no need for human rights, all these ideas that exist in the air, are fake. No, they're not fake. They're responsible for the greatest civilization on earth. And it's our detriment that we lose those foundational pieces that set up the free market system that now serves us so
The Dan Bongino Show
'The View' Co-Host Morgan Ortagus Clashes With Adam Schiff Over Discredited Dossier
"So I guess Adam Schiff thought he was on the view and it was a safe space for him or whatever it is was he being micro aggressive or what But Morgan ortegas was having none of it So she asked him about his constant promotion of the dossier I want you to keep in mind as you're listening to this Keep this clearly in mind That Adam Schiff and I am quoting him directly please go to the Internet and double check me Always Double check everything I tell you Adam Schiff had said repeatedly that there was smoking gun evidence that Trump had colluded with the Russians We now know that whatever Adam's shift said was evidence was in fact nonsense created by the Clinton campaign And notice how he doesn't apologize I want you to notice here he throws out another debunk conspiracy theory that Paul Manafort was dealing with a Russian intelligence agent Constantine kilimnik That's who he's talking about in this cut Constant the kilimnik was in fact a source for the Obama administration too So if Paul Manafort was dealing with some Russian spy then we have a damage assessment to do about the Biden Obama Biden administration which had trusted this guy This is a great clip Did you cut it into two No the whole thing Okay all right play that cut And let's not forget what we learned in that investigation We learned that the Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort was giving internal polling data campaign polling data to Russian intelligence while Russian intelligence was helping the Trump to be clear if he was fired halfway through the campaign Well he may have been fired Yeah But the effort to get Russian help continued and even beyond the effort to get Russian help But you made president information yourself for years by promoting this I think that's what Republicans and what people who entrusted you as they Intel committee chair are so confused about your culpability in all of this Well I completely disagree with your premise It's one thing to say allegations should be investigated and they work It's another to say that we should have foreseen an advance that some people were lying to Christopher Steele which is impossible of course to do But let's not use that as a smokescreen to somehow shield Donald Trump's culpability for inviting Russia to help him in the election which they did for trying to course Ukraine into helping him in the next election Which he did into inciting an erection insurrection which he did None of that is undercut None of that serious misconduct is in any way diminished by the fact that people lie to Christopher Steele No I think just your credibility is Did he say Donald Trump was inciting an erection You would like to say that on the radio Yeah I thought I heard that right Adam get your head out of the gutter Get your head out of the gutter you slob Disgusting Adam Schiff it's gross Talk like that on the radio But notice how he continues to parrot fairytales that no one could have possibly known Christopher Steele was lying Really Because the FBI as of January of 2017 when they interviewed Christopher Steele determined that Christopher Steele was in fact
Sales Success Stories
"constantine" Discussed on Sales Success Stories
"Now you know this. We're back with the conversations here. I've got constantine. John's in vin montano with us venture. I mean this is cool because you're here in the audience but you've also been on the podcast like you're i mean big contributor to this community as well so it's really good to have you both here talking about this. Constantine you talked about stepping into your role and becoming a leader as fair way to us succinctly kind of give us an officer ben. I'm curious what your biggest takeaway was. Yes so i really enjoyed the presentation. I think my biggest takeaway was something you said was could be butchering this but growth and comfort cannot co exist and i think in sales that's particularly very important because we always have some sort of groping in front of us that we have to get to that goal and if you are complacent you're not gonna get to that goal. You're not gonna excel sales person. So i thought that really resonated with me and that's something by not only my sales career but in my personal life as well so constantine. When did you learn that. And when did that epiphany hit you. I think it's it's just a culmination of my career in figuring out that i mean you can't stay in one place and figure to get to another i mean it's it's exactly what what i was. Speaking about in our discussion is growth by definition. Means that you're changing and so if your comfort that means you're complacent that you know what you know. And you're always in control of that but growth comes from stretching boundaries getting outside of that comfort zone so i mean to achieve numbers and results that are outside of your comfort zone. You have to continue growing. I don't disagree with any of your logic. But there's something about that statement that makes me believe that there are connor examples. I wanna believe that. And i don't want it to be so trite to say a well. You can just be comfortable getting uncomfortable right. I mean we've all heard that and it's just it's a silly statement sometimes. I think there's certainly something to be said though. And i think this is what you're trying to accomplish when you're you're talking about this. As embraced the struggle. Embrace the discomfort embraced the progress that comes along with that and there is comfort in knowing. I guess this is my point. And i don't want it to be misconstrued because not everybody who's uncomfortable is growing. That's an important point to make. And so i think you have to kind of parse that out for yourself and say okay. Is this the kind of growth that is going to be productive for me or am i just really in a bad spot here which gets into some of the other mental health things that i know. We're going to touch on later this week. A really good point jeff. Nice speak about it. In our in our discussion to appreciating the journey along the way because we think about the growth that we want to achieve that we want to get to but too often were were completely blinded. We have the tunnel vision of like okay. Well i'm just going this way. And i forget about who i'm becoming or who i need to be that version of myself that achieves that goal that growth. I've always learned okay. Well vision without action is just a dream but action without vision is a nightmare. A you did there vincent. I'm interested in your take. Because i know you were in a role for longtime where you were very successful and there was certainly a lot of growth but there was also a lot of discomfort. That wasn't necessarily earned. You really had to separate what was productive. And what wasn't what was that. The journey like for you. Well so i think in any role you get to a point where you feel like you may be doing the same thing over and over again and out too early in my career. It's a very mundane role right. You're pretty much prospecting every day. Cold calling sending emails. And the i was breaking that up was doing creative prospecting or doing something new every day and that's the essence of sales. Like if you're doing the same exact thing everyday probably you're gonna get the same results. Every single time in constant mentioned that in his presentation where by trying new things getting out of that comfort zone will allow you to reach a new point where you never got to experience something else that you haven't experienced before and i think that's helped me progress in my career and i'm still very early on in my career but at least it's helped me. Year-by-year helped me advance at some point. So constantine you challenge just all a couple of times actually stand up and then sit back down and then stand up. But i think it's really interesting metaphor there and you closed with this with stand up and take a step forward into the leader that you want to become. Why don't more people do that. And maybe that's a bigger question than we can cover in three minutes here. I mean there are a lot of things that hold people back but you really have to call on yourself to take that step. What do you think is something that really holds people back from real even deciding that it's on them to take that step. There's another f word that jack did not say in his speech today in. That's fear and fear is something that i mean as humans were were all i mean faced with and i would say that's the biggest thing that any leader and i'm very guilty of this is when we were talking about it. Last night is is stepping into to that next role or going all in on something rather than just being on. You're not talking about shit. Not digging. shit onto toilets messy mess it gets messy and so it's really mean it's it's afraid of of the possibility that can happen. I mean i talk about knowing. I mean being in that comfort zone. You feel good okay. I know i can sell this. I know i can be successful in that. I'm scared of taking that next step. I'm scared of okay. Getting on stage and talking to hundreds of people. Yeah but what is the growth that can be on that other side and you'll never know until you take that first step so that's why i invited the audience and everyone watching at home to stand up but you have to also take that i i think he got wanna stand up so he can get a standing ovation i think. Yes and it's a pro move is really what it is definitely at the end of your sales calls. I mean particularly virtual ones. Okay i'm gonna ask you to stand up right now and then i need to do is just clap. Your hands right. So my manager is asking doing forecasting how the call so i got a standing ovation from the crew. Yes yeah yeah. Put that on your performance review. Sure vincent constantine thank you both really appreciate what you both bring you the community but also the the provocation of the thought that you guys are both encouraging others to go along with. I mean again. I said it before. It's so trite to say you've got to be comfortable getting uncomfortable. But i really it gets back to your y in. What is the reason that is worth getting uncomfortable. And those are not internal dialogues or monologues. That most people wanna have right seeing the point in that struggle and it can be very morbid re. I mean really. it's like why would you wanna beat yourself up all the time but just appreciating that the effort is worth it. The juices worth the squeeze. I'll take you long way. Certainly taking you both along way. So thanks for doing that. hey. I hope you're enjoying these little hallway conversations. I mean this is the point. We're trying to capture the essence of what's going on here at the sales success summit and get here next year. If you're not here right now if you're here right now you're reliving. Some of these conversations trying to distill some of the greatness. Here so awesome. I'll be back again in your podcast. Feed while in probably an hour and they should be with us. Thanks for listening to the sales success stories. Podcast to be sure you never miss an episode and for an invitation to our sales success community powered by fluid subscribe to our newsletter at top. One dot fm..
NPR News Now
Michael Constantine of ‘My Big Fat Greek Wedding’ Dies at 94
"Stage and screen actor michael. Constantine has died at the age of ninety four. Tv fans may remember his emmy winning role in the nineteen seventies series room. Two twenty two. Constantine also won awards for his role in the tv westerns bonanza and gunsmoke and decades later in the hit film. My big fat greek wedding.
Full Games - Charlando sobre videojuegos
"constantine" Discussed on Full Games - Charlando sobre videojuegos
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Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"constantine" Discussed on Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"I'm going to have an interview with the creators of the new nubia comic. That's coming out Really excited about that. You can always find me on social media at the blur girl. The b. l. e. r. g. g are url have another season of the blur girl. Live coming up on twitch that will be out soon and you know. I'm still running around watching lovecraft yelling and screaming on sunday nights like everybody else. I am digging lovecraft right now. We got to do some show. I think rhymes getting lovecraft right in my personal sit by at some point if nothing else we don't even need to hit record the three of us can get together and talk about lovecraft jacka work and all the kids out there finding. Yeah you can find me at that. Jacqueline on all forms of social media. Eventually i will get Mark to join me on tick-tock and you can read my stuff about awards and independent film on rotten tomatoes dot com. Yup i in the. Oh my gosh. Are you on tic tac. Now i have some footage shot with me and my level. We stepdaughter molly. The wonder dog. So we'll see if i can get her agents to agree to let me put her on talking to a long negotiation process. But i will keep you posted in the meantime for the great caramel horn and the amazing jacqueline coli our producer lucy our entire tech team tim ryan given us the low down on the tomato meter. I am merely mark ellis. And we'll talk to you all next week on. Rotten tomatoes is wrong. A podcast from rotten tomatoes..
Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"constantine" Discussed on Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"Did anybody else get when you're watching this movie. How you got to get into the club. The guy holds up the carton. Yes say what's that. I was getting such beginning of ghostbusters vibes. Where murray's testing the guy you know it's really funny. Also about this film is that there are tropes the in there for very specific fans for instance that holding up the card seat and even the way the characters relate to each other. There were certain things that were considered campy. And but i've an anime fan and for anybody who wants his anime concertinaed annabel's relationship is such an anime. Trope is such a regular enemy where you have like the disinterested who is like really you know jaded and the ingenue. The pretty girls who comes in for help and there's all the sexual tension that's unresolved and there's a supernatural story and there were so many shots in this not just dialogue but shots that were actually in this Movie that reminded me of enemy like when she first goes to visit him as an at his apartment and he won't let her in until she shows the badge and then she goes in and he's really like i'm not interested. I'm not interested. And then when she leaves and he sees all the demons are sort of coming in wishing by the window and they do this pan around the apartment and by the time you get the door. You're just seeing him and his arm. And his co. out that door that is such an animate thing like going back and forth. He's always in insurance. That's kind of sort of open but not all the way. Also anime was their anime tropes. But i will just have to say the bones of them is new are and because anime borrows a lot from new are especially the tortured hero. The fem it's how the The mystery within a world that we don't understand like these are all And then in all honesty to like. Although this one doesn't end that way usually one of those two people suffered greatly for going on this sort of like adventure in this case however because they were hoping to get a sequel. They don't kill. Constantine they kill chas kramer. Another person that suffers greatly from the machinations of others as they try to solve this mystery but yes i agree with you to like put shade on anime but i'm like look anime may be the skin but bridged the bones or new. Our our new are all..
Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"constantine" Discussed on Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"Slow motion now. Yes now we can all do that on our i phones but in two thousand five. We've only seen really really high overcrowd- shots like that in things. Like the matrix When you see same thing every time you see that almost you know. Somebody's going hell like when he has his feet in the water and the cat named duck on his lap and she leaves the apartment and about leaves the apartment. She doesn't get the door closed. Slow motion of her hair moving and slow motion. Getting out of the way I think that this is those. Are i comic scenes from this movie and those are also scenes that have been used since to tell similar stories and in a broader sense. I i think this movie does well. Not just because keanu has a resurgence. But i think that if we release this movie today i think that it does much better than it did. Initially if for no other reason because we were feeling a little bit conical clearly fatigue back in two thousand five. Because we'd never gotten that many comedy movies in one year before. Now we know that there is always another train coming so to have a film white. Constantine separated itself from the eu and the d. c. you and all this continuity qasim going on and waiting for post credit scenes teasing the next movie. Just have an interesting standalone story like this. I think maybe it was just that the audience wasn't ready for this type of store. I agree too. I also think it's very interesting that again. Constantine a post dead pool world is a completely different movie but in the same respect to like these movies from this time period. Two thousand three to two thousand six. These were movies that were sort of conceived and produced and given green lights completely in Sort of retaliation or sort of like catching on the bandwagon of what blade an x. Men had done We actually video rotten tomatoes where we like breakdown. The sort of history of superheroes in relation to how it talks to robert patent since batman. But in it you kind of see that like this was the timeframe you can tell by those movies that i mentioned..
Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"constantine" Discussed on Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"Perform this exorcism and that got me into this movie and the role of constantine because this dude has to see this kind of crap all the time we just go about our day we drive around. We see trees. We see the sandwich reading. This guy has to look at and so what kind of a tortured soul that makes them. One who is aware of this bigger world this alternate house gape what could be having trying to get into their all the meanwhile he's trying to not die until he can get a guaranteed retirement unquote and so that was the scene. That really brought it home for me. What we're getting into. And i thought it did a great job of locking into the adventure and the horror element and the character. The counteracts was plank. Was there a scene for you. Jacqueline that you're really like oh this is this is what makes this movie special again. When you love something as much as i truly honestly loved this movie it is difficult to pick the one thing i was going to say. This is hard. It is really really hard. But i will say that tilda swinton is one of my favorite parts of the movie in there so many things but like everything she is. She is giving me bowie. She's giving me androgen e she is giving me fashion. She is giving me. I just your put upon a little devil wears prada and everything everything that she is doing. I love it so much. So i would actually say her introduction like when you walk into the church And constantine is going to talk to her and he's just like you know figure it out. And gabriel save me until this went and plays the angel. Gabriel who's one of the influence peddlers on earth. You know god and the devil made an agreement. One side is good when side is evil. No direct contact but we can influence people and so she is one of the good influencers as an angel. Gabriel but like the best line is when she's just like you're gonna you're gonna go to hell because the life you took. Constantine committed suicide and you're gonna die young 'cause you smoke two packs of cigarettes a day I think it was thirty. Yes thirty yeah thirty thirty cigarettes a day and you say your name. I'm sorry that's the whole that's the whole synopsis of his of his Moment at that. And i love. I just love how she says it and i love that scene so so much..
Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"constantine" Discussed on Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"But i think that i can greece. Insofar as it deserves to have a fresh rating isn't as good as hedge. I dunno it's definitely not the aerosmith the movies but we'll talk about this era. You such a great point. Because i know you're a fan of the comic book laura's well so i think the question that we still fans wrestle with today is does a movie that is based on a comic book needs to be faithful to the comic book or is it allowed to spread wings and be its own entity. I think if anything that the cu the mci. Sony fight has taught us has. Is that if you put enough. Easter eggs in from the comics. You can basically get those comic books fans in the seats but as in the case of venom if you tell a good enough story you might just get brand new. Fans don't know anything about the to really really love your movie and make you know a lot of money. I also think One of the other reasons. I think the i also wanted to bring up february that i that i thought was such a strange time to drop this type of movie but what i think directors were trying to do is. The dark knight came out that year and they were like. We're not going up against that. It was better and begins. Batman begins sorry saga so right. Yeah so the dark knight saga started. I don't. I don't think they wanted to go up against that An flux also happened that year. I don't i don't think that would have had any bearing on. That is so big comic book. Your i've is batman begins. Constantine electra fantastic. Four cincinnati and be for now. The last two people don't comic book movies but like if there is a year for comic book fatigue. Let's talk about that with. Yes exactly that would be. It's so i think they felt. Let's get our stuff in and out early. And i think they were just a little too early because i constantine would have done really well a little bit later in the year if they released it that way but getting back to your question. That's always gonna be a debate. And what. I've learned what wolverine has taught us all is that we sometimes can take wolverine and watchmen. At this point we can sometimes take the story and set of characters that people really love and create almost fan fiction meaning an amazing story well written in the world and the universe of the comics and or the tv show and the movie. But if it's written really well it will. It will work. And also. I mean we can't forget the casting here either. There's a lotta talk of john but you know till the till the swinton a twitter storm air. Hello reach wise gavin rosedale. I was classic. Bush fans. So i really here to see some gavin. Even though i don't think you was that great movie..
Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"constantine" Discussed on Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"This is one of my favorites of all time. Actually bruce newman of the san jose. Mercury news gave it point five out of four stars and he wrote keanu reeves brings gravity to john. Constantine that makes neo. His cheerless character in the matrix series now appear to be the height of the actors madcap jerry lewis period. Hey haiti's later on the review. He ended a paragraph by. just saying. how's it poppin. And liam mclaren of the toronto globe in mail wrote. You can just picture them. Meeting a few guys in practice suits sit around in la boardroom. Going the matrix means the exorcist With keno i like no wait. I love it. You gotta remember the context in which this film came out because the matrix trilogy had ended in two thousand three with the matrix revolutions and then was still top of mind for a lot of critics especially regard to keanu reeves. It's kind of funny to think about now. Since we're in the midst of sort of kiana san's but back in two thousand five. He was still considered a very limited actor and a lot of the criticism came down. To the fact that some critics were sort of comparing keno films. And that this one stacked up rather unfavourably so to recap when this movie came out. I got pretty mixed reviews but it sort of developed this cult following over the years and i think that the seventy two percent audience score is reflective of that that is some shots fired by the critics. Constantine i am going to make everybody feel a little bit better and align with jacqueline somewhat because there are some audience reviews. I wanted to shuttle white on really quick because like we said the audience root for this movie. Jacqueline seventy two percent which is curly fresh. So max m completely agree with you says. This movie is an absolute masterpiece season from time to time. It's got great lucifer depiction story characters role. I don't know what the hell stupid critics are thinking. Taxes quote alexander k. Says at a forty six percent. Come on rotten tomatoes. This deserves a rerating please. So critics and audience is not necessarily aligned with constantine it's me it's jacklyn and jaclyn our extraordinaire. We can't just let her get away with not having the spotlight shut upon her. It is lucy. Lucy are you there. Are we doing okay so far and here. You're doing great mark and jackie. I'm loving the energy and the passion. Keep it up. I love lucy. It's me jacqueline. Hello jagland movies great. I'm excited to hear what you guys have to say about it. I kind of felt like being steered into direction by both lucy jacqueline. Who'd seen this movie prior. And this is my first time watching. It was actually to do the podcast this week. But somebody who has been family jacqueline for a long time is our very special guest. She is a podcast extraordinary creator to the stars. You can follow her. You probably already doing social media at the blurred girl that's board with an e grow with you. It is the one the only karema mahorn karema. I know that you're on the east coast. I know you're in brooklyn. We have a heatwave out here in los angeles right now. That kind of feels like we're walking through the house gave in. Constantine are you cool enough back east. Yeah i'm fine but then i also have air conditioning..
Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"constantine" Discussed on Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"Constantine which was directed of course by future hunger games director francis lawrence based on the hellraiser comic book series. Our hero john. Constantine is a demon hunter. Who's put on a case of a suspicious suicide by the victims. Detective sister a demon hunter. That kind of puts job of podcast during a perspective. Yes and although this would not fit into snobs let me. Just go ahead and say that francis lawrence also directed destiny's child and so he's a better person for that. This was his film debut. Anyway and francis lawrence and canneries were at comic on a couple of years ago and they had some thoughts on the movie they made together and specifically about the rotten tomatoes score that it earned take a listen. The movie did fairly well in. This was also still a time when people dvd's so i think it did decently at the time but it wasn't a knockout success and it also wasn't released critically acclaimed by any means at the time. I mean the kind of cool thing for me about this movie is just you know in the fifteen years since it released every time i do a movie and i go out and travel the world and do junkets i am signing. Constantine d- dvd's more than any other movie that i've done. I mean over the years different countries and people really really love this movie And i think that it's it's like found a sort of a new a new life and a weird way. I mean even see articles where people like rotten tomatoes posted an article about apologizing to constantine for the rotten tomatoes count that it had just I think people have sort of discovered it recently. Weirdly on it's always kind of had it's kind of cult fan base which has been great but i think people discovered in a new way so i think we always loved it more than the studio loved. I loved that so much. We're the very first movie we're talking about. Is already getting a lot of heat from the actual director and star jacqueline. We also have another person. We're going to be introducing here right now. Who is going to do a segment for us each week. This is tim ryan. He is the curator of reviews at rotten tomatoes. And he's got some great thoughts not only on. Constantine and with the critics were saying but on how the tomato meter works so ten. Take it away. Hey jacqueline and mark. It's good to be here before we get into it. I wanna take a minute to explain how the tomato meter works. The tomato meter is a percentage of approved critics who gave a film or tv. Show a positive review if a film or tv show is sixty percent or above. It's considered fresh if it's fifty nine percent or below it's considered rotten so constantine is rotten at forty six percent with two hundred twenty nine reviews one of the things. I remember very vividly about adding reviews for this was a a bunch of normally mild-mannered daily newspaper. Critics just went over the top describing how deeply they disliked this film so let me read couple of them really quick just to give you an overall impression of the critical response..
Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"constantine" Discussed on Rotten Tomatoes is Wrong (A Podcast from Rotten Tomatoes)
"I know i said at the last episode with our m night. Shyamalan breakdown that we were not going to have an episode this week but lo and behold we actually do have an episode from very early days with the podcast. This is recorded back in september of twenty twenty and we actually got to talk about one of my all time favorite films. Constantine so because this is one of our very very first episodes still unpublished. It's going to sound a little different than some of the episodes. You guys been listening to lately but enjoy. It was a great conversation. Karema is amazing and again. I'm still mad about the score. So you guys get to breakdown. Why mad about it have a listen and we'll see guys next week for our next episode. Which again more changes. We're going to be doing twilight propose. Hello everyone welcome to rotten. Tomatoes is wrong. a podcast from rotten tomatoes because fresher. Rotten is just the start of the conversation. We're diving deep settling the score on the fresh movies. You hate the rotten shows you love.
Pardon My Sarcasm! with Ashley D & Fuze B
"constantine" Discussed on Pardon My Sarcasm! with Ashley D & Fuze B
"Spoke before the holidays. Hope everybody had a wonderful for for gina at did. I'm tired this a short week but it seems like the longest week week of her. Yes are we don't mentally. You mentioned like. I said it was a long week. Who had a little bit of storms gear. I mean nobody slept. That night came in at three thirty in the morning. I had no electricity for a couple of hours. So as hot so i slipped through the you know like i said being a short week weekend short week and everything You know my mental health was struggled. A little bit puzzles too exhausted. But i think we're good. I'm going into the weekend. It's going to be a good weekend. Equate your mental health to time. I quit my mental health to a lot of things around time like time in my lifetime sleeping and if they don't get enough i'm time over the weekend partying too much so or are trying to get everything done in a short week town having time to do it all. I'm doing great myself. Yeah so great week. Got my daughter coming. In next week's it'll be a fun week right around her. Have some fun over good alone. Some friends to some great things. The party doesn't happy hour those type of things. Do you have friends awesome july. This is actually minority mental health. Mov that's important you know. We're very big on promoting mental health. And if you need to talk to someone talk to someone prefers the therapist of not someone who will listen to you. Judging you give you the right advice sometimes you'll even need advice. Sometimes you get somebody tell you say no or you wrongness situation out for the judge behind it. I slept about. Oh i got a fun fact. Did you know that. Australia has an argue. Okay day barking conversation about mental health and suicide prevention. Are you okay. Day is it. This is it one day year. it's one day september knife. I think it should be one day a week on monday. And now are you okay. Here's something interesting. is that since. You've been doing that in check into my mental health. That actually makes me feel better when you ask also So maybe you feel better you strive the fill but he started to be happy. I like the fact that that you care and that you know that that it's okay to talk about it. That's it normalizing talking about it so minority health mental health week normalizing the fact that it's okay to talk asked people how they feel too often normalize and also stigmatizing people had to know mars. Everything some of that stuff. Just beyond your minds almost stigmatizing. You can't every. I won't say you can have your kicking. Eat it too. Because i like cake and i like my. I think you can have your cake. And the fitness challenge about to do what what what challenges that son of fitness challenge. Are you doing to him. I i just got a message this morning. What of my friends. Rebecca she wants me to do e to m. I was researching it though. So she wants to do is send me the link. This morning i might join it just the first week until if it doesn't work out for me i have no problem. Walk away from it. Ain't instead of spending my money on. He's done really well. It's like a cop. Follow when i was looking at these people speak. They literally can't find information about it unless you're in there right it's not like they're not selling anything so when i heard we're good workouts every day at five thirty in the morning not gonna do that so of course you can view it anytime. I think that's important what i like about her. She never went. She's lost about twenty one pounds on shuttle good job. I saw her lauren after this morning. She's done before bikini shots and then the after she solutions. That's later on prime minister. So the other thing is they do these They're on facebook in these chats. They set little goals. Whoever does the best during this group gets a. I think some kind of like a free trip to charlotte. Whoever wins in a big group of viewer voted for the best transformation. You went one hundred k. O okay so the other thing is is that they keep each other accountable. The you'll see. I've seen her threat and talk about one person was like well really haven't had a good progress. But this is not in the other and i don't you know don't wanna post any pictures and then you get just like on facebook. You know you get those people that come in. Oh you're doing great charm and they just keep you telling occurs. Accountability encourage telling physical health mental health pass. The mental health and physical health fiscal. Actually helps you feel good physically. Maybe we should do a challenge. You at inc who who wins like a friendly competition me home that will affect what what i stopped during weadock dropbox six pounds before right beers group rebuttals from last week rebuttals from last week so last week we talked about. We talked about bill cosby. Who calls me retard. What is it shakira. She chiro and look at a girl room. We also talked about that. Happiness wasn't necessarily the goal but it was an outcome byproduct biproduct. I talked to somebody about that. We talked about rebuttal on that after they heard the episode. We're talking about setting goals. Were talking about the fact that we we just started. A podcast of this person just started another business and He he's an. He has a couple of different businesses irons in the fire but when he was talking about about last year during or cova he's going to be a guest in a couple of weeks. I'm utah the pronouns. I know he she starts. He's been so the i told you. Her name is mark. So w mark. Yeah so mark was talking about how doing kobe. Everybody had to hit us especially if we had our businesses or if you had a jobs yes and so how while was freaking out a lot of people pivoted and they were able to get another job. Figure something else out or you change your finances. Are you know we all had to pivot. Some people pivoted better right. So yes so Kinda like who moved my cheese. We talked about him. And i talked about that book. It's a really awesome book by the way if you have ever heard about you. Yeah you too. So moved my tease. It's cheese is basically. What makes you happy year. What brings you joy during kovic venturing. Cova everybody's cheese got moved like and like you said every some people did good some people said it but it's about moving the cheese and government aiming for it being happy so it was about the joy of pending and changing so that rebuttal is a long roundabout.
I Read Comic Book
"constantine" Discussed on I Read Comic Book
"So that when the demon showed up with the bright red light technical things. It was superstar. I actually really liked that. I like that color palette that back. I just love that for all of these kinds of comics like it. It so more immersive for me in the sense of like getting in the right like i wanna say zone but you know that like really feeling like you're in the creepy place with them kind of saying like At really worked for me absolutely. Yeah i mean like this. This book is really interesting. Because i think that there is like i feel like this is a site of john. Constantine you don't normally see a lot of books. I feel like when flashbacks happen there. Flashbacks that are like about john. Still being john right. he's he he's not like before he was like when he was young and idealistic and stuff. Exactly exactly and like the thing. That really drives me insane about this book in some ways in like a good way is john. Constantine not giving shit about people but constantly wanting to save the world you puts all of this stuff on his shoulders right narcissism. It's he needs to be the hero and it's at the expense of other people versus fillet true goodhearted version of heroes. That are like they're saving the world because they care about other people he's so clearly just obsessed with getting power and using that power where like she is like. You have to help me have to find the seven. He's like no. I'm gonna keep pursuing this no matter what. And if that means you can't be a part of that then fine but like he does not so clearly does not care about the people what he cares about is getting the magic in the power and using it in being that you know which i thought was really insightful. I like the. He's back to being like the constantine character that i originally encountered in the older books versus the like quickey sort of guide that he is in some dc books still quickey but he's much more like is anti hero and is like I don't know how to describe it really. But he's not just the the joker you know Well he's not he's not the joker the jokester. I mean we're talking about. He's joker like michael key. Any final thoughts. I guess from uk lanphier on on this book. I feel like we've kind of hammered through a lot of this stuff..
The Dan Bongino Show
Rick Gates being charged in Russia investigation
"Check it out. So I told you before the break. I was going to get to this clip here. This is Rick Gates, who used to work on the Trump campaign as well. When he's on CNN. He confronts Jake tapper about this is well, this talking point that you have to be able to debunk immediate with your friends. And no. Maybe Trump didn't collude with the Russians. But Paul Manafort definitely did He dealt with this guy constantly, Kalinic. Except for the fact that constant clinic was an Obama administration source. So Gates it's Jake Tapper Jake tapper on it and says, Hey, you got any evidence about that? Check this out. It was very clear through State Department cables from the U. S embassy in Kiev that Constantine was also a high value asset of the United States government. He was providing information to the United States government. On a host of information that was coming of Ukraine as well as other countries that I'm not even aware of the Senate intelligence just to say that there was a Russian operative. That's according to the Senate, the bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee that's not from the media. That's from the bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee. That's correct. But where's the evidence? There's been no evidence to the contrary. And more importantly, why did they include the evidence that does exist, which is the State Department cables? U. S. State Department officials. Recording exactly what they did and didn't do with Mr Clinic. Yeah, That's kind of a good question, right? If Kalim nix this big time Russian spy Manafort was dealing with And why was he dealing with the Obama State Department? And why haven't we seen that information? Because the Obama State Department has all that. Why have we seen them? Because we live with a bunch of dishonest, You know, fools, and the media can't seem to get the story right
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
King County devotes $5M of its federal aid to fight Asian hate
"King County will dedicate $5 million of federal code relief money to fighting anti Asian hate Como's car. One take with the details in county executive down, Constantine says the money will go toward fighting what he calls the scorch of racism, white supremacy and hate. Cannot be tolerated in King County of the $437 million King County is receiving from the Federal American rescue plan. Constantine says five million will go towards supporting a coalition of local community organizations, he says shine a light on racially motivated hate and bias because we know that through education and visibility We can help deter that violence and that hate Constantine's announcement can be seen as a direct response to Governor Jay Inslee's call to action, Inslee says state leaders must speak out and take steps against what he calls a virus of hatred and
Sales Success Stories
"constantine" Discussed on Sales Success Stories
"That you've had you probably get asked this. Allot by your peers inside of bloomberg. What do you tell them. A lifelong process. Scott i mean this is this is a journey and we we spoke about this before is it doesn't stop here and you and i were kind of agreed to this point. There is no such thing as a ten in our life. Yes have i quote unquote hit the ceiling in bloomberg of being number one. Yeah that's the top from a an individual contributor standpoint. That i can hit yes but i mean it's it's a lifelong process where every volving and so. That's something i mean. I've got folks who have been with bloomberg for sixteen twenty plus years that are like constan. What are you doing like what was working back then obviously does not work now. And what's working right now will not work tomorrow. And that's what i was saying. Before i mean at that tony robbins quote again is like what we've always done. Well i mean if we do the same things that we've always done we'll get what we've always got so it's continue to learn. Continue to develop continue to ask these questions. And that's why it's so important that that people listen to the doers and challenge themselves and try new things that is just so crucial in instrumental in life in personal professional development. Whatever you wanna look at it as. Yeah i love. The you've listened to this show as as much as you have. So when i ask you what would you want to know of other top performers in other organizations that. I don't already somehow usually get to in the line of questioning. That i have for the show i love. I love how you ask about rituals in you ask about routines because i think that is very personal very important to each individual and in how they show up but even digging deeper and and. I think obviously were doing that here. Today is the conversation of self development of like okay. Well what does development what does growth mean to you. I think it's very interesting scott to speak with other high performing individuals. I mean i mentioned a few people that i'm very close with that. Have been on your calls. Ian koniak doin brown camille clemens all of these amazing individuals but getting curious in understanding. Well what is development. What is growth. Like how do these things show up in your life not only from a professional perspective but also from a personal perspective as well and i think the to bleed in to one another so. It's understanding at self-awareness leads to self development. But i think i mean getting more curious in and more diving deeper into those would be would be pretty cool. So let's come up with as much as we can sort of generic one-size-fits-all if somebody's like you know what you're right. I need to develop a self development program for myself. How should they think about that. How would they lay out a curriculum for themselves. If you were to develop their self awareness develop themselves a really does start with questions and getting curious to understand things like where are you right now. Scott and you can use scales you can use wherever and i mean where are you right now and we could ask this in different mediums and is in your happiness in life in your fulfilment in life in your purpose in life in your desire to do better. I mean give those numbers understand where you are right now and where are you going but also then asking the question. What would it be like if you shift from a say. You're at a five. What would it like to take that from a five to a six and get curious on that. Have them explain. Well if scott's at a five and then he's out of six. How does the six scott. How does he act. How does he show up for himself. His family his business his podcast..
Sales Success Stories
"constantine" Discussed on Sales Success Stories
"What i did is like. I'm gonna show you show myself that. I can do this consistently year over year over year. I mean five years in a row that i've sold over two hundred percent of my quota is nothing that i ever really imagined that i expected of myself. I love that. I love that you know. One hundred percent is like yeah. That's that's about halfway. we're well. We're well on our way. I'm curious about in your quest to be the best. Constantine on sort of zero to one hundred percent scale. Because i won't let you over one hundred percent. Like how far do you think you are a tier like full potential. Your full capability. That's such a good question. And i know you actually. This is one of the areas that you're talking about with with steven one of your your more recent podcast to is like you're seen yourself as a master so i look at this. I'm like a master is one who never sees himself or herself as a master this to me scott is a life long journey i will never achieve my fullest potential. If you will. I remember when i joined one of my first mastermind organizations in this is really what got me into that. Self-development pieces the types of questions. They asked me scott their leg while constantine on a scale of one to ten where are you. In in your purpose or your fulfillment or your happiness in life and those are questions that i had never been asked before so from that point. I was like holy shit. Like there's there is more to this. I need to really dig deeper. And so that was something i was just awoken too. So when you're asking hey will. Where are you constantine. I mean. Have i done well in have delivered on a lot of my purpose in my potential. Hell yeah i mean if i'm at like an eight i will never be at a ten. I will tell you this for one hundred percent scott. I will never be at attended. That something where i always have to be chasing. I always have to be developing being better. There's something that we can always be learning. So that's that that carrot. That's always hanging in front of you. That keeps me going harder and going further than than anyone else. Yeah yeah you know. it's funny. I put myself in a very similar number right. It's like there is no ten. There's always better. There's always something to be able to improve and refine and do something better one of the things that i've been actively working to improve. Is my proposal game propose. A fi has helped me see that this is an area. I can make some serious improvements. And if you'll click over to top one dot fm forward slash propose affi- you can get their annual state.
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"constantine" Discussed on Sales Success Stories
"External control and you start focusing on you. Everything else just becomes a byproduct scott when i stopped worrying about quota again not anything that i can focus on not anything that i can control and i just focused on being the best version of me. The best version of constantine. Everything else became so easy. Because i'm not having to worry about This number that's a really big number. It's like who who does. Constantine need to be to make that vision or that goal become a reality and that really was was the foundation the building blocks for my development journey. And and i know we'll we'll get into to deeper weeds of it here in in a bit but i just kind of wanted to start with that that's fantastic. That's helpful in and actually why don't we do a little bit of the contextual work and then come back to that so you started to hint at how you got into sales and you said you got into sales in college. How did that happen. What was that role kind of walk us through the rest of the origin story. He has so. It's a funny experience. So this is my freshman year. Scott seventeen eighteen years old man. I remember all over our business schools. Bulletins they're like oh it was the career fair the fall quarter career fair. Whatever it is. And i'm a freshman so i'm like okay cool. It sounds good. I have no idea what college is supposed to be like something. Like i'm just gonna go check it out. And i'm walking through and meeting people and i walk up to my my then turned into be my boss andy wilkinson at university directories and the first question that every recruiter was asking those scott was. Hey what year are you. I'm a freshman so of course. Hey i'm a freshman. They're like oh we're looking for. Juniors seniors like people who are are well established in their career. I had no idea. I had no i perception that that was what a career fair was supposed to be but so any took a chance on love to interview long story short. Got the job. University directories was the largest campus publication company. At the time. So if you remember. I mean i know i know you've got kids your scott but i think they're probably more on the younger perspective that they don't always have their student planners or their student directories that are in print. Everything is you know now is online but my.
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Tim Burton to Direct Live-Action Wednesday Addams Series for Netflix
"Move onto our next item. Which is tim burton's next next project. Crisp what we know about that Tim burton is directing a netflix series. That is a spin off of the addams family And it's about wednesday addams and it's live action and it really doesn't sound anything like previous addams family projects before. Here's here's the rundown. The upcoming eight episodes series is a sleuthing super supernatural infused mystery charting wednesdays years as a student at the peculiar never more academy wednesdays attempts to master her emerging psychic ability thwart a monstrous killing spree. That has terrorized local town and solve the mystery that embroiled her parents. Twenty five years ago all
WBZ Afternoon News
Snowmobile Crash Leaves Watertown Man Seriously Hurt
"Hurt after he was thrown from his snow mobile while on a guided tour in New Hampshire. That crash happening on the town access trail in Goram around noon yesterday, officials say, 30 year old Constantine e. One, e DS was driving a rented snowmobile when it went off the trail and hit a tree. He was thrown from the snowmobile and suffered significant injuries. Even Edie's was taken to the hospital officials believe in it. Experience led to the crash. Connecticut police say
5 Minutes in Church History
The Birthplace of Saint Augustine
"World of augustine encircled the mediterranean sea spain and portugal. To the west france switzerland and the british isles to the north greece turkey israel to the north and to the east. Of course italy extending right into the sea the boot poised to kick a soccer ball also known as sicily and stretching all along the south egypt in the coast of africa. Agusan is from africa. Now that's the modern designation as are all of those country names. I just listed for you and the three hundred and four hundred. This was all rome. All of these peoples were roman or were to be considered roman and all of these places were part of the far flung roman empire augusta was born specifically in what was called new media the roman province of namibia. It is modern day algeria. His hometown was aghast. It was originally a village of nomadic. Berbers and back in the two hundred and one hundred species does the punic. Wars rome took control of this vast area as guston was born. Rome reached its zenith as augusta and lived roman declined and as guston died. Rome fell well. The gas was two thousand feet above sea level. It was surrounded by mountains that were another thousand feet or so and it was a very fertile plain. In fact the most fertile land in north africa it was a great place to settle and farm. Corn olives were mostly harvested and had a great economy one. A story noted how it became a retirement destination spot for roman soldiers. Did you ever wonder where the lions and bears and tigers in the roman amphitheatres came from. Will they were caught in the mountains and in the plains around agustin's hometown of the gas one hundred and seventy miles away to the east was the massive city of carthage. It was bustling with people and trade. It was second city only to rome and sixty miles or so to the northwest hippo regis. That city would come to play a significant role in the life of augustine. Near the end. Agustin's father was patricia. S a roman pagan. His mother was monica and devout and sometimes mystical christian much much more on her later as our book unfolds. Augustine had siblings. But we know very little about them he had at least one brother navigate. Send at least one sister and he likely had more brothers and sisters. But we just don't know that much about them at all. He was born on november thirteen. Three fifty four. This was a full generation of post. Constantine rome one. After constantine's conversion did you see the air quotes there. i put around network. that's important. This was the christian era at the end of the roman empire of course alongside of christianity. Plato's philosophy and the schools that followed him ruled the roost. That's important. It was a time of doctrinal advance. Augusta lived right in between the nineteen creed three twenty five and the cow sedonia creed of 451 that's important. He also lived during the time of heresies. They were springing up all over the place. Will that too is important if you were to ask a young augusta playing in the streets of the gassed. What do you want to do when you grow up. He would answer with one word. I wanna be
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Washington reports 2,998 new COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours
"3000 more covert cases reported in the state. On Saturday, State health officials reported 2998 new cases in 214 hospitalizations that brings the state's total case numbers to more than 268,000. We're two weeks removed from the Christmas holiday, but so far no significant spike in covert cases in the state comas Nick Pompom reports. Overall case rates have actually dropped over the last week, he talked with King County executive Dow Constantine. We can do it. Let's just have people getting tired, and they're getting numb because even as the state is seeing smaller case rates as a whole places like Pierce County are seeing averages that are still well over 400. I think this is just a reminder for everyone. That until everyone gets a vaccine, regardless of fewer cases or hospitalizations, it can change in an instant. If we let our guard down, we've got to keep that up. Right now. The light is at the end of the tunnel keep of supporting each other, and one of the requirements for areas to move on. To phase two is to be able to get a 10% decrease. In their case rate, and we'll see how long it will take for the Puget Sound region, which is King Pierce in Snohomish County to be able to move on to phase two.
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While Covid case rates have dropped in Washington, averages remain high in Seattle area
"Removed from the Christmas holiday, But so so far far no no significant significant spike spike in in covert covert cases cases in in the the state state comas comas Nick Nick Pompom Pompom reports. reports. Overall Overall case case rates rates have have actually actually dropped dropped over over the the last last week, week, he he talked talked with with King King County County executive executive Dow Dow Constantine. Constantine. We can do it. Let's just have people getting tired, and they're getting none, because even as the state is seeing smaller case rates as a whole, places like Pierce County are seeing averages that are still well over 400. I think this is just a reminder for everyone that until everyone gets a vaccine, regardless of fewer cases or hospitalizations, it can change in an instant. If we let our guard down, we've got to keep that out. Right now. The light is at the end of the tunnel keep of supporting each other and one of the requirements for areas to move on to phase two. Is to be able to get a 10% decrease in their case rate and we'll see how long it will take for the Puget Sound region, which is King Pierce in Snohomish County to be able to move on to phase two.