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AP News Radio
New York City get ready to celebrate New Year's Eve
"All across the country, cities and towns are getting ready to ring in the new year with celebrations large and small and a put behind some COVID restrictions from last New Year's Eve. Three, two, one. In Times Square, there were testing out the giant crystal ball on Friday that will usher in 2023, and it was all systems go for the new year's celebrations as Jeffrey Strauss, president of countdown entertainment. It's only here in New York City that you see this Times Square waterford crystal ball and all those people kissing and celebrating filled with love for 2023. Police commissioner keyshawn sewell says they are ready for the night and the crowds that will pack Times Square. All under the umbrella of the most well policed, best protected event in the entire world. But of course, she says, if you see something, say something. Julie Walker, New York
The Doug Collins Podcast
The Notorious Gold Club Case in Atlanta With Mark Sewell
"The gold club case here for just first off, give an overview of that and endless job in 'cause I'm gonna have some legal questions for you. So we'll dive in as we go here. Sure. Actually, to get a full measure of the go club case, you have to go back to the Olympics. And the owner of the go club leading up to the Olympics was two brothers, last named kirkendall, but they got an offer that they couldn't refuse literally with cash money to sell the gold club to a very wealthy businessman, a Jewish businessman out of New York, and that'll become important later. Named Steve Kaplan, and he bought the gold club in 95 leading up to the Olympics in 96 because if nothing else, if he only owned it for during the Olympics, that would be a great investment because you're going to have primarily men in to the tune of tens of thousands flocking into the Olympics. And then where are they going to go at nighttime? These are sports oriented men, young men, and et cetera. So the short term gain was to own a strip club during the Olympics. All types of adult entertainment businesses sprung up during the Olympics and then went out of business as soon as the Olympics was over with. It was make the quick money. And Steve Kaplan's case and the gold club's case, they made their money during the Olympics, and then they kept the train rolling. And used the momentum of the Olympics to build the reputation of the goal club. And by the time that our case was over with or by the time we took our case down and made it public, the gold club was the most lucrative strip club in America to the tune of about $8 million a year. Probably 6 million of that was legitimate. If not more, and then a couple million of that was illegitimate ranging from skim tax money to perhaps prostitution money, et cetera but $8 million a year for one club. And that club was owned by a man named Steve Kaplan, as I mentioned, and when he bought the club, that he's from New York, he owns numerous businesses in the New York area. He was a known Gambino associate from the Gambino family, one of the 5 New York families. The New York Gambino squad basically picked up the phone called down to Atlanta and said, hey, we want you to know that one of our guys up here in New York, Steve Kaplan, who's in one of the most powerful crews in the Gambino family, has just bought a business down in Atlanta, and you should be aware of it. And that's the way the FBI exchanges information more or less. When one office knows about crime occurring in another office or the potential for crime or a criminal moving into their area, then we have formal and informal communications where we share that information. And
The Doug Collins Podcast
Mark Sewell Describes the Uniqueness of Various FBI Offices
"Got there, what was some of the main emphasis of the Atlanta office? Because I've helped people understand the field perspective of what agents do. Yeah, so each office in each city is similar in many regards, but also has a little bit of difference to reflect that city. So every office is divided into squads and so for example, in Atlanta, we had a bank robbery squad where we had 12 or 15 agents who worked bank robberies and Atlanta was a very popular destination for bank robberies. Los Angeles is the bank robbery capital of the U.S.. So Los Angeles had a couple three squads that tackled nothing but the problem of bank robberies. New York is the home of the mafia. So New York had 5 squads that tackled the mafia in Atlanta. We had one. Drugs are, as you know, a big problem in South Florida, Miami had 5 drug squads, for example, in Atlanta we had one. Atlanta had no one particular problem that it focused on. It just had a little bit of everything. So we had a white collar crime squad. We had a foreign counterintelligence squad because of university of Georgia and Georgia Tech and the aerospace that technology that's in Atlanta. We had a public corruption squad that handled just that public corruption. We had a gang squad. But we just had one of each because Atlanta was just one of those cities that had all the crimes, none more than other, but enough to keep every squad busy. I would say that.
The Doug Collins Podcast
Retired FBI Agent Mark Sewell on His Time in Atlanta
"All right, now you get to Atlanta, your new agent, of course, you got experience. You've had that going on. You get to Atlanta and for those listeners here and again, listing all over the country in the world. Atlanta at that time, talk about it from your perspective coming in new. I was born and raised in Georgia. So I was just 60 miles north of Atlanta. That was a really heady time for Atlanta because the Olympics had just came and gone. Of course you had the bombing. You had a lot of things going on. Talk to us about hitting that field office at that time. Yeah, good point. There was plenty of agents to include my training agents that were there or had been there already before the Olympics and as well as the early 90s. And they would tell you and they would tell me that they were there when they saw Atlanta transition from a medium sized southern city to a more of a metropolitan city that could that didn't represent necessarily the south anymore because it was just a little bit of everything. So by the time the Olympics had been completed and the building and the infrastructure that came with the Olympics was completed. And then the world's attention was on Atlanta and Atlanta grew in reputation. And all of these things factor in and the low cost of living by the time I arrived in 97, Atlanta was the New York of the south. It was also referred to as the black Hollywood. Because of the influence of rap music and black entertainment in general. So it was, I think you might have said it already. It was a very happening place in
The Doug Collins Podcast
Mark Sewell Describes His Journey With the Marine Corps
"What did your Marine Corps career take you? I had really four tours in the Marine Corps. My first one was in camp lejeune, North Carolina, which is Jacksonville, north of Wilmington. The famous east coast base for the Marine Corps. And then I was selected for a officer commissioning program and then I spent the next three years down in Charleston at the Citadel attending college and getting a degree in becoming a commissioned officer. Then spent 18 months in the Quantico area going through the proper schooling to be an intelligence officer, and then I spent the last three years out in Hawaii at a place called Connie white bay and then finished up at camp Smith, but all of that being in
The Doug Collins Podcast
Retired FBI Agent Mark Sewell Shares His Backstory
"Thanks for being part of the Doug Collins broadcast. We're glad you're back. Got a good one for you today. And we're gonna jump right into it. For those who know me very well, it's not the last few years have been a little interesting for me in the FBI. If you talk about the Jim Comey, you talk about some of the top level. We've not probably had the best of worlds going on, but the field FBI agents are some of the best in the world. I truly believe that. And they have done some incredible work. And tonight, as we get started in this podcast, we start, you're going to really get a kick out of this because we have Mark zuhl here who is not only a marine. He's an FBI agent. He now trains. He's been all over the world. But he has some really cool cases. So Mark, let's just jump right into this. Mark, where are you from originally and sort of, how did you, how did you become you up until let's just say about the Marine Corps side? Let's go through that part first.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"sewell" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"For the city's economy WNYC's Elizabeth Kim reports on how the latest subway shooting threatens to undermine his efforts Last Thursday over a hundred CEOs logged onto a Zoom meeting with NYPD commissioner keyshawn sewell and deputy mayor for public safety Philip banks A week before that mayor Eric Adams and Seoul attended an in person event with business leaders at Rockefeller center Catherine Wilde the head of the partnership for New York City and influential business group arranged the meetings She said city officials spoke about making progress on tackling crime on city streets and the subways both have been critical to business leaders who are trying to convince their workers to return to the office They reported on progress and new initiatives that they're taking so I think that was very reassuring obviously This is a whole new level of challenge Wilde was referring to Tuesday's subway shooting that injured at least 23 people Joseph vittori a political expert says the shooting is another test for the new mayor who on Sunday marked his a hundredth day in office The same day he found out he had COVID People increasingly will be asking well what have you done What have you got to show for your efforts In the wake of the shooting Adam says he's doubling the number of police officers and subway stations He also says the city's exploring new gun detection technology And on Wednesday afternoon after a nearly 30 hour manhunt police apprehended the shooting suspect Elizabeth Kim WNYC news WNYC.
Mark Levin
NYPD Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell Speaks on Subway Shooter
"All right here comes the commissioner Here we go And a hatchet Also found is a liquid we believe to be gasoline and a bag containing consumer grade fireworks and a hobby fuse About an hour ago detectives located a U haul van in Brooklyn that we believe is connected to the suspect At this time we still do not know the suspect's motivation Clearly this individual boarded the train and was intent on violence We are conducting a highly coordinated investigation that includes NYPD detectives The FBI NYPD joint terrorism task force and the ATF who have been instrumental in tracing the firearm and ballistics The suspect is a dark skinned male and was wearing a neon orange vest and a gray colored sweatshirt We do have a person of interest in this investigation But we need the public assistance with additional information We're asking anyone with information to call crime stoppers at 805 7 7 tips We know this incident is of grave concern to New Yorkers We can not lose sight of victims in this city We will use every resource we can to bring those to justice who continue to prey on the citizens of New York
77WABC Radio
"sewell" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"All expected to be okay We're awaiting an update from police on the investigation momentarily Here's police commissioner kishon sewell and governor Kathy hochul I want to begin by assuring the public that there are currently no known explosive devices on our subway trains And this is not being investigated as an act of terrorism at this time And we are sick and tired of reading headlines about crime whether they're mass shootings or the loss of a teenage girl or a 13 year old It has to stop I'm committing the full resources of our state to fight this surge of crime This insanity that is seizing our city because we want to get back to normal Mayor Adams currently under quarantine for COVID making an announcement earlier today by video I'm going to hold the day tour of the transit police officers to double the number of officers that are traditionally patrol in the system According to law enforcement sources the gunmen who fled was wearing a construction vest and a gas mask investigators say even more people could have been shot if the shooter's gun had not jammed And late word we're hearing the suspect was reportedly on the FBI's terrorist list New York lieutenant governor Brian Benjamin arrested in a federal corruption investigation has resigned Governor hochul accepting his resignation today the U.S. attorney's office said Benjamin turned himself in on charges of bribery wire fraud and falsifying records He's a former state senator from Harlem who governor hochul chose to fill her former position soon after she became governor The feds accused Benjamin of conspiring to direct state funds to a Harlem real estate investor This in exchange for orchestrating thousands of dollars in a legal campaign contributions.
AP News Radio
Voter turnout sagging in troubled voting rights hub of Selma
"This weekend Selma Alabama observes Bloody Sunday but in that city fewer and fewer people are voting and to many given the history it's heartbreaking and even shocking almost six decades after black demonstrators on the city's Edmund Pettus bridge risked their lives for the right to vote turnout in predominately black Selma and the surrounding county in twenty twenty was under fifty seven percent among the worst in the state I'm shocked actually congresswoman Terri Sewell's district includes Selma we of all places you know the importance of voting in every election she says voter apathy coupled with voter suppression is weighing heavily on her now we have to give people a reason to go vote the U. S. census bureau found that a racial gap persisted nationwide in voting in twenty twenty with about sixty three percent of black voters casting ballots compared to seventy one percent of whites I'm Julie Walker
Mike Gallagher Podcast
NYPD Commissioner Sends Heartfelt Message About Second Officer's Death in Harlem Shooting
"Yesterday, the New York City police commissioner key shot sewell sent out a beautiful message about the passing of the second NYPD officer who was gunned down while responding to a domestic disturbance call in Harlem, she tweeted wilbert, wilbert Mora is three times a hero for choosing a life of service for sacrificing his life to protect others for giving life even in death through organ donation. Our heads are bowed and our hearts are heavy. It's a great message, I think that speaks for New Yorkers and Americans who have followed the story of these two young officers ambushed and murdered by a monster,
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"sewell" Discussed on BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"Or do you maybe get some of the things done that you like early? And then that way, if you run out of time, it's magically for the stuff that you didn't want to have to do anyways, or do you just take it as it comes? Yeah. I've kind of a funny setup on this in that I don't really run my schedule or my tasks at all. I don't have any say in what gets done. I have so many people that depend on me for little things. And so they just get to put on my calendar and then I do it the order at they tell me to do it in. It's kind of funny. I'm sure I could do stuff, but I just find I'm so bad at doing anything. I will lay in bed and watch TikTok if given the opportunity over anything else about how important it is. I will just do nothing. And so I have to hack my life to be and I know David you and I are very similar in this. I have to hack my life so that so that so that your own weaknesses. Yes. That's why Jerry shows up at my house to teach jiu-jitsu. That's why Adriana shows up my house to do my massage. Because I need that thinking time. I will not take that thinking time unless somebody's at my house going, well, you got I'm here. And I love get a massage every week. It's the most profitable time I have because it's my thinking time. Plus the hour in the morning, you know, like the miracle morning stuff helps. But I still say the massage helps. So anyway, I don't choose what I do, I guess. What about a few years back though, Brandon, before yeah, before I had that, you could afford to hire those people. You know, that's what about them. Yeah, it's a good question. Yeah, you know, I think I mean, I know that when I eat food, I'm always a veg I ate the worst food to the best food in that order, always. If there's steak and there's broccoli, I like the broccoli first, then move to the steak, right? I think I do that in my own life. I think I did that as well. So I would always do the annoying work first. Eat that frog, like the phrase goes in the book goes. That's a really good book by the way everyone listening eat that frog by Brian Tracy. It's productivity book. Anyway, yes, I will do that first, but yeah. Well, here's why I asked because the pattern of how business works once you get to be pretty successful is that as tasks come in, they get bifurcated into a decision has to be made and work research logistics have to be done. Usually it's sort of like the work research logistics is lining up the bowling pins. And then somebody has to come in and roll the ball. And the skills that we teach on this podcast are mostly decision making skills, analyzing a property, how to raise the money, how to get the money coming in. Which property are we going to buy what ways are we going to add value? That's really what Brandon you call the cut that Doctor Oz would make. That's what a good investor is really focusing on..
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"sewell" Discussed on BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"I think certain people close themselves off emotionally to the world because they don't want to be hurt, and they think that's keeping themselves safe, just like the person that dies with a $100 million in the bank, but no Fred, so I don't know if that answered your question, but that's how you spend your money at speaks, right? And how you spend your time speaks. It does. I just finished a book while I since I finished. I'm almost finished with it. It's a short book. It's called the treasure principle by Randy elkhorn. It's a Christian book about being generous with your money. But he makes this fascinating point in there. I thought was so good. He said, if you were to go buy, let's say you had a $100,000 net worth right now. You got about a $100,000 number. You're going to drop 90% of that on Dell stock. In Dell computers, right? Guess what you're going to be focused on. Every newspaper article, oh Dell, okay, I got to read that one. He said you're giving doesn't follow your interest, your interest follow your giving. So whatever you put money into is what your mind's gonna focus on, which is one of the reasons we all think about real estate a lot because a lot of our money goes into our real estate deal. So we see real estate in the newspaper. We're going to perk up. So he's like, look, if you have, if you're like, oh, I really wish I was more into, you know, I wish I was better at education, helping kids with education. Put a bunch of your money with kids in education. And you will naturally be more interested in that thing. I thought that was such a great point. Yeah, our interests will follow where we spend our money. And our show me your bank account and I'll show you your heart. I think they've said where your treasure is your heart will follow. And I think that's great about what Whitney's doing is by adopting children from a place where they likely wouldn't have had as good of a life as he's going to be able to give them here. It tears your heart away from the intoxicating elements of what wealth can do. And it keeps it grounded and something else and Brandon, that's something I've seen you make very intentional is investing your time, not just into business, but making sure that you're putting it into your family and into the people you influence..
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"sewell" Discussed on BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"All right, time to get into this thing. I mentioned earlier the idea of where you put yourself to be the not smartest guy in the room. Definitely today me and David put ourselves in that spot by sitting there talking with Whitney. You're going to hear just how wildly intelligent and ambitious this guy is. He's something I think he's somebody I definitely look up to and I think you will as well. So with that said, let's jump into the interview with Whitney sewell. Mister Whitney Sue, welcome to the bigger pockets podcast man in honor to have you here today. I am honored to be here Brandon. Well, this will be fun. You know, you and I know each other a little bit we hang out there and the Colorado mountains for a few days back last springtime. And we got to know each other a little bit, but I never got to hear your origin story. Where did the famed Whitney school come from? So what are we getting to that? How did you get into real estate? And what were you doing beforehand and what sparked your interest in real estate investing? I'm going to go way back Brandon because I feel like it's very valuable to your listeners. And I go back to march of 2001 and in March is when I decided to join the military. And if you can remember in 2001, what happened 6 months later, you know, at that time I just knew it was the right thing to do, but of course I had no idea that in just a few months that our country would be at war. And I'd be spending a year of my life in Iraq toting around a machine gun. Obviously praying every day that I get to go home. Yeah. Unfortunately, not everyone in my squad made it home. Thankfully, lord protected me and allowed me to make it home. But one thing the military taught me, Brandon, and I feel like as an entrepreneur, he almost just have to have this one way or another is to have a never give up mentality. And it's just not an option to give up when you're in combat. I mean, other people are depending on you to perform. It doesn't matter if you stumped your toe or you hurt your arm or it just doesn't matter, right? You get knocked down, you have to get back up and more than your own life is online there..
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"sewell" Discussed on BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"This is the bigger pockets podcast show 540 where we sit down with Whitney sewell, a good buddy of mine partner of mine on a couple deals. And we go through a ton of really good stuff about the mindset needed to go from cop salary to owning $300 million of real estate. That and more coming up. I came from no network, none of my family can invest in real estate. They know wealth whatsoever. A no wealthy friends. And so when I started doing this and started trying to raise money, I raised $250,000 on our first project. And that was all from traveling to conferences and meeting with investors. As hard as I could go. By the next deal, I'm more than doubled that. And by the next deal, almost tripled that. And then by the next deal, we were at like 5 to 7 million. And by the deal after that, I mean, now we're having soft commits.
AP News Radio
House passes bill bolstering landmark voting law
"House Democrats passed a bill that calls for the restoration of a landmark voting rights law the house passes a John Lewis voting rights advancement act to restore sections of the landmark voting right law from the nineteen sixties that were overturned by the Supreme Court in recent rulings sponsor Alabama congresswoman Terri Sewell what historic moment not just for us in the capital but really for the people it is about restoring the voices of the excluded the measure faces a bleak future in the evenly split Senate the fifty Democrats need to get ten Republicans to back the bill in order to override an expected Republican filibuster to McGuire Washington
The World of Phil Hendrie
"sewell" Discussed on The World of Phil Hendrie
"Bell herb sewell. Wait a minute. That's the call. The post twenty down on yeah. He's betting on the horses host. It'll die and you're waiting for some kid to get run over by a truck going eighty no. I am not not waiting for that long. But you're looking at people illegally speeding. At least i'm out here to fully sanctioned event where they're trying their very best to protect human beings. How about the horses oh. They're not doing that while they. I'd like to thank both of you. Gentlemen wait a minute. fill no problem. I i can handle this. You know just this lips that you've got on here. Because i happen to have a speech impediment that was delivered to you by way of a cheetah when you tried to french kiss it. Isn't that true. I can hear that feedback all right. Thank you very much gentleman. Come on. don't bust my doing buddy and we just want to talk for checking them with everybody today. Before i go on vacation i heard i heard from the in in a couple of the other people that You're going on vacation. I said well. I know the does on vacation. You don't often go out of town. Do you know. I i really don't i think this is a and i understand the three young lady and my in here the to you with us involved. It's will find you to give me the story and that i'm not interested. I don't i like to hear about What was the song. Margaret's sonny tough smooth city. Tufts.
The World of Phil Hendrie
"sewell" Discussed on The World of Phil Hendrie
"Talking about something that distresses me six happen. Then he'll cut then they. I quit then if it's causing this much problem. I'm going to i'm going to quit. I don't. I'm not feel. I'm not like you. I'm not some joker. I'm not some guy that does funny voices. i am an academician understanding thing dickman. So help me got academician. I understand yes all right. This is what i've done my entire life bill. Percival nice guy. Heard me on your show that i would be real. How funny talking to some puppet telling me it's gonna rare back with us speed ball puppet dump man so i said bill very nicely. I appreciate that he wants to talk to you tomorrow. Just tell it's not anything you wanna do or you can say to him. I will come back and do this show but not at the the way that we're doing i don't want to be taken. I don't want to be on the receiving end of this type. Well that's that's what i want to say. But i'm very concerned herb. Oh you're you're very concerned. What would you do you mind. If i finished by stephen go ahead. I'm very concerned her. That you are somehow anthropomorphic. Sizing these puppets. Isn't that interesting. Where i'd i went to college. Thank you very much all right. Sorry and you're talking to these puppets if they're the ones intending these words. And you. Don't hold the humans accountable. I don't know how to say it it. Just it really really irritates me to see something with a big giant nose and big shoes and these eyeballs ago docking gargling out there on springs saying things like so i hear you were inside for eight years and i'm like you purity speaking. You didn't thinking and what i said was well. You know we all make mistakes and the public says. Let's bring in grand pop up it because he's got a speed. Paul he's gotta speed ball of grandpa dump didn't say that did they. As goddess by witness he goes. Pick her all. I want to know the terms of your parole. I said okay. And then he said no. I'm i'm thinking of somebody else. And he brought up. I don't know who was merle haggard. Who's dead and merle haggard. Gebre up somebody that wouldn't be offended. brought up some of the would-be defended. That's exactly what i'm trying to say. Okay i would. I would simply say build this thing man. You don't wanna do it. Build a saint. He's being i fire him. No you're going to quit. Yeah yeah yeah i. I think that it's interesting. Though that they thought that you would be good for this. And if i believe if they can work out a proper script for you that you would wouldn't mind doing. I think it'd be very good at it. I agree. I think you would her decency hard. Yeah well i think. I think you know that. But you can't start wanting to strangle no puppet. I don't want strangling. I and you can't start saying you're getting endless buckets. Puppet dump see part of that. I think is your you know my mental illness. Is that where you're gonna go with that phil. Yeah matter of fact. Yeah you're gonna sit here and talking about puppets dumping puppet shit all over you. Yeah but i get them back by. Yes by dumping herb sewell. Shit all over them pockets of it. You understand it. We got it buckets. Yeah all right yeah. Okay so good. Luck with that herb. I don't know what to say other than yeah guys gave me the advice that i've been giving myself walking martin. I'm gonna tell them something's gotta change around here. That puppet right. I hope that grandpa puppets their home and guy i know. But i'm if the grab i'll i understand is a human doing it but if the grand up i'm gonna tell it one more line from you about speed ball and puppet herb lay down or something i'm gonna make a drink me. You know what i got. I got some of that. Dirty martini. Stuff i'm gonna. Isn't that the olive juice. Yeah you put the juice in what. Oh that's it. Yeah that's dirty martini. All right i'm gonna make a dirty martini. Thank you very much. I just got home. And i'm just one out. I'm just beat the hell. I will take it easy man. Okay and we'll talk to you next time on the old show. Okay all right bill. Thank you very much. Everyone this hertzel. Sorry you feel. I don burma with us from channel. Nineteen news he is hanging on the line. And we also have herb. Sewell is joining us. Herb sewell from Locker setup and herb Welcome to the show. good morning. Everyone good morning her herb. I we have the situation with adrian. Peterson i it's not funny when amana.
AP News Radio
Democrats Unveil Plan To Update Landmark Voting Law
"Hi Mike Rossi you're reporting Democrats unveiled a plan to update the landmark voting rights act representative Terri Sewell of Alabama introduced a bill Tuesday that would update the landmark voting rights act amid a flurry of new laws in Republican led states tightening rules around voting the bill known as H. R. fork is named after congressman John Lewis of Georgia of the civil rights leader who died last year house speaker Nancy Pelosi says Democrats plan to pass the bill when the house returns next week a companion bill brought by Democrats in the Senate known as the for the people act has stalled in twenty thirteen the Supreme Court set aside to keep provision of the voting rights act and the High Court further weaken the law in a ruling this summer Mike Rossio Washington
FunnelHacker Radio
"sewell" Discussed on FunnelHacker Radio
"In your store and so now like that's change you can get customers from the internet can get patients from the internet. I mean right now. Like i don't even unless somebody i knew i don't take any referrals. I do everything from the internet. Essentially you know. Basically what i find is that it helps build a journey into helps you kind of educate people before they show up so when they do show up they understand like you know you may not have the physical time to spend an hour with. Each patient is impractical financially. Just doesn't make sense know with insurance persons etc. But like now. You have to to do that. Educate people when they show up there in educated consumer ready to go in. They have a few questions. And you start to build that interest sequence not only that you can hold their hand through treatment protocol and what i mean by that is not use. The word protocol. But whatever your customer journey is you'll for me on medicine so we have a series of treatments people better during that time. I want people to be educated to know like. Hey you just had step one. This is what we didn't step one. This is what we're expecting. You is going to be this. And so they know before they come in and decreases. The anxiety decreases that confusion and people feel this continuity of care. That was never possible before. I don't think it just has to be in medicine. I think he could be an any fields because the day what is click funnels really do it enhances your ability to build relationships in a way that was not possible before i love that document our. Cfo clinton adams. Like you know. I finally starting to figure out this clubs saints. I actually can now see. I haven't got this whole kobe thing. I actually could build my own practice as a cpa across the country whereas again he's resides. Appear in a smaller town in. Idaho says just never make a difference out if you though tidy clients. He's our cfo. He's like. I could actually see where i can create my own product and i teach educate other. Cpa's other accounts how they acted years a platform to them. Go find additional class. More poorly gift. Those referrals as you mentioned where they start coming to you because they're educated and they already know exactly what it is that you do now. They want your services and so decreases the barrier of entrance and especially for a cpa clinton's. I the last thing. I wanted to talk to somebody. And so selling a worsening the world. I don't wanna do that. But he said there said i can. Now see how you actually use this to educate them to where they would actually come to me. And i wouldn't have to sell them. I actually would be the very best. Vpn world war and now provide that service for them absolutely. And i think more than anything is it allows you have a reach that you never had before but not only that like you can build that relationship so well and then identify subsets of people. So kind of what i saw before in had pretty large Pain management practice in the past. And so we don't pain management Like we're always tasked with you with anybody who's had surgery and they have pain afterwards because usually the surgery that they're kind of dominated by saying oh you still you're still hurt like go to this guy. He'll fix it. Yeah one of things that i saw was that there was a lot of people who had a lot of knee pain after replacement surgery and one of the things that you wasn't too happy with was like some of the results that i've seen with some of these patients because many of them had never had a chance to try anything else and so i was able to develop a protocol over many years that will allows us to basically take somebody who has severe arthritis in basic is simply get them back to the ability to walk participate activities in the past by done that i would have to go to drug company. Who didn't approve that in basically say like hey i need to fund a study that has no patients you know now i can reach out and find a way to make this work through insurance. Bring people in treat them get them better and then have them to bring more people in and you know you're basically you're impact is so large remember russell many times as you don't. Hey this is about increasing the size of jury impacts and. I don't think that. Click me until i really started doing kind of the things that we're doing now with some of the arthritis treatments because i realize now it's not even necessarily about sales or getting people in the door or you know getting well-known rethink. This it's like when you have somebody who couldn't walk in. Now they're doing the electric slide in your office like there's no money. Does that feels like good. You know so then. That's all through the ability to kind of learning and learn the principles that russell teaches. Yeah so what are the things he'd been doing. Actually help other doctors in your practice to really get out outside of that. Normal comfort zone of reaching out to people seeking have that kind of impact education. Absolutely that's a great question so one of the things that we continue education company and that's a grown very very large kind of as a A set of helping people learn new skills and new techniques. Because you know in the past would happen if somebody with graduate from medical school or graduate from her training you know these things and then on the practice that skill said forever and yeah you're supposed to do continue education in these things but it was never the same as a new graduate and so often you like even beijing will tell you. Their doctor was very old. Didn't know about the treatment. New doctor knows on new treatments I would often have that. You know when i started. It was a new young doctor into like. Why did i never hear of any of that stuff. you know. because they've gone through doctor who was unfamiliar with it and they were on unknown will now we can reach build networks of physicians. Who actually want to like you know treat patients in and teach them. These skill sets. Help them We do the same thing for nurses on an we're able to work together and coordinate artillery in our research these kind of things to find new solutions to the problems in much much faster way than was previously available. I love that. i think If you don't mind kind of explain to people why dec- see is so important. Because i think. I see a lot of opportunity for newest listeners. To if there is a vertical or niche especially professionals. They only get continued education. They all need to get to see and get whether that's a doctors..
FunnelHacker Radio
"sewell" Discussed on FunnelHacker Radio
"Debris introduced you my dear friend out of suhl dr adam soule who has the guy. I'm just always so impressed with. He's so humble never ever since it thinks i'll give you a little bit grittier. This guy basically win from middle school straight to college just skipped highschool at all. I need to thirteen starts. High school graduates of the university of florida. Eighteen goes to med. School is triple board physician and gets a massive practice built and all of a sudden wife kind of changes in go. Wait a second. this should be happening. They should be going this direction. But finds russell's member inner circle and has now taken this to actually scale and growing not his business but other doctors and things and we're not a lot of fun kind of exploring click donald poorly really exploring all things he's done so adam. Welcome to the show. My friend thank you. I'm honored to be here building. Any any holes i. I skip over to fasting. Heat your whole life experience in two seconds there. So what are the party. Real people understand Well thank you. Yeah basically you know not gonna wear star. But i'm a medical doctor and so i'm a triple board certified anesthesia pain management in addiction medicine. And so i did the classic thing that we all told like marquette. If you wanna be successful become a doctor read And so did the twelve years of studies all kind of stuff to do that. And then did additional training beyond that to get the extra board certification anti i in my mind. I kind of reached the peak of what it was like. What did they tell you to do. And i've found that like it ended up just kind of being kind of routine ended up being kind of cookie cutter away. And that's what you see when you go to physician writes like you're the insurance telling you can do this or that or you know the government tells you this or that and so what i found was that you know. Basically when i was practicing i found that started studying to russell. Brunson funnels and that allowed me to get the technology to basically pull in large numbers of patients pretty easily mainly through. Educating people like not even consider like sales but just providing information to them. Educating zooming you might say to somebody like if you meet on the street i would try to produce that and then get out to large of a number of people through social media or the internet and what i found was like educating people had so many benefits number one you help a lot of people even if they never come to you. Your education walston prompt them doctor about things would have not known about but also helps you educate the market. So they know there's other alternatives out there and in medicine. There's so many things that people do people know. But it's not communicated clearly to the average person and the average person doesn't know about it and using technology click funnels like we're able to reach out and do that on a mass scale and do like russell call one to mini selling able to educate people in then let them know that there are things they can do that. You know they don't have to suffer with you. Know illnesses that they can use to help them. And so that was kind of like the. I kind of click in my mind of about that. And then what i found was that i was really excited about that and use that to build several clinics and then Like what i've learned from that is also. The physicians are like ver highly trained. In like i consider you know news. Ideally like some of the smartest people go into medicine. But then you get out there and you're kinda like doing the same thing over and over but with the technology funnels it allows you to develop new protocols new technology new treatments for people and then bring them in because you can reach out to them and so you can get the patients you need to build things that would normally not impossible in the past unless you were busy backed by large pharmaceutical company or something like this and my love it again. Congrats on our maria de tacoma. Come award winners as well. It's super excited to see all that success. You're having i think the part. I'm most excited about those guys you're listening you're going one not doctor. I don't know how this is gonna work for me. Please understand The gracing for me. Is i take all atoms done is. He's now skilled. Created this amazing skill for marketing and education and We're talking to you about this. Whole protocol thanks for those guys are listening. I force understanding boards of education the importance of creating your own format of anna platform to teach and educate and draw people to our talk here just about a few minutes about why that's important for a physician and so if you know many festivals all that would never work made. This is the she definitely wants sent to them. But in addition that. I highly recommend as you're listening to this. Think of how you can actually apply that to your business so you know. Let's talk a little bit about this whole idea as far as protocol. What does that really mean. Why is it important for you. And how did you use. All you learned working with russell and click falls actually have success at. I think there's gonna two things one is that you know. The world has changed a lot Especially with the kobe. Nineteen but with technology. Click funnels you can build a relationship with people online and you can. You can basically like have to the technology to reach like you're basically Made you like a webinar. Somebody's interest and then you send them more information then you can send them automated text messages to further. Educate them in the past. The only time you'd be able to speak to a patient or to one of your customers if you're businessman will be like win. They're.
Skimm'd from The Couch
"sewell" Discussed on Skimm'd from The Couch
"For people listening to this that want to work on fostering a more inclusive community actually in real life. What are some advice for people. Listening that are gonna hopefully take this back into their workplaces. What are some things that you think are some obvious. And some not so obvious. Things that can promote change and inclusivity especially focused on the plot community. Will i think the most obvious right off. The bat is not expecting that someone is going to sit. There aren't educated. You on everything. I think the second part of that. Let's maybe a little bit less obvious or maybe a little bit less of a initial behavior or response is seeking out the media that you wouldn't necessarily think is quote unquote for you for example them. I think a lot of people. Just say oh that's lgbtq outlet like that's not necessarily for me or something that's like mind to be a part of life and actually you know the more informed you are the more you read the more you take in on your time. The more you actually engage with the issues on again on your own time makes you that much better of a friend door part of someone's community because you at least have some sense of what's going on and what's maybe affecting them were impacting amendment in their day to day lives. And while that doesn't mean that you're the best speak on it or or you know does always be bringing up conversation about those things. It goes a long way and then another obvious one. Is that when say something happens. That clearly is event. That is impacting whether it's equipment any black community. You know asian community. I think the initial reaction from a lot of special. Ed white folks or folks don't identify in that group is to check in and i think the ways in which you check in also important to consider night with love to hear more about that. They are sure. Because i yeah i know a lot of folks. Get the ten texts than it's it's like you know that that is well-meaning at its core but even at that experience can be a lot so one thing i will say as it doesn't always have to be like this media kind of strange knee-jerk kind of reaction text. I thank you know. Consider your relationship at the percent. Don't be weird about it. I think a simple thinking of you or like you know even asking like if they wanna like do something later rather than bill like. Hey checking in. Like i think goes a long way what i like the advice stuff like..
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"sewell" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"That's it. Sewell collision dot com Mad barking in the W B a P Weather center getting some light rain from O S M u southward into downtown Dallas and as far East as white Rock Lake right now, just some light rain not very heavy at all, but it will affect in central Dallas County. We've seen some other spotty showers. Developing generally along and east of I 45 also approving Lake Ray Hubbard and Lake Live on some of those areas. Also up in eastern Collin County, just north and east of McKinney. So they're gonna be around today pretty much to the east of 3 60 more The Dallas side, then the forward side high today about 80 low tonight 68 70 81 for the high tomorrow also widely scattered showers and storms. Same place, Same time, same station and on Saturday some widely scattered storms in the afternoon with a high of 76 gradually less rain as we move through next week, But it's gonna take a while. Right now. At WB, ape, light rain and 70 degrees. I've been a Greg Abbott signs The Texas Heartbeat Act banning abortions after a pulse is Detective Oh, man alive. Can you imagine the reaction of these left wingers who votes solely on the ability of keeping the filthy, disgusting, abhorrent procedure of abortion? Legal Texas Children? One Socialist Democrats zero We'll talk about it coming up on the Crystal Saito show. See it. Nine New star Gate 20. W eb. Make no mistake and Iris problem is a serious legal matter. Hi, I'm Local attorney nickname is in my firm focuses specifically on helping people try to solve their iris tax problems. Right now, several national tax resolution firms are riddled with consumer complaints pending.
NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks
"sewell" Discussed on NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks
"Does a good job nice. Look buck last story. Then we'll leave but Just to brag on rhett for a second so we're one of these days. Oh is the big pro day where the where. The trades happened. He's got he's got zack. Wilson on tv right that the niners trade happens so they trade up. So we're talking about the niners trade. he's watching. The monitor was zack wilson. Also kind of juggling. I look i got my computer open. And i see the eagles website tweet that they have just traded with with to go back from six to twelve. So he's got one trade. Zack wilson. and i'm on my laptop. Seeing another trade. So while he's talking. I turn my laptop. You're all the way across the table. Because a social distancing. I like slide my laptop across the table so he can read it that. It's the verified philadelphia eagles account saying this trade and son of a gun never stuttered or anything and he just kind of. He swallowed all that information and then boom. He announces that trade on. It was really impressive. I i mean how many years in business where i needed to like fifteen five hundred one five. Teenagers business okay. So let me take you guys behind the curtain. So i'm watching the pro day coverage of you guys. I have just about completed. The notebook and i am doing. Who is wilson. Is my header for the notebook. Some about four paragraphs. In i am just waiting for the conclusion of the pro day. Workout cap it off. That tree comes down. The tray comes down. I get a call from. Nfl media light a new record. Finish like we want to talk about the niners. And i said yeah but i got all this stuff. Was that wilson. He's destined. he's dad. And i got the pro day. Yes in three. So i'm typing listening to you guys searching the terms of the deal. You guys are talking about the deal. Dj's talking about the eagles vantage point. or whatever. and i'm sitting here like oh man here. We go z. Nuttiest friday that. I've been loveless was crazy. All this work and i gotta do it all over the last two professionals right there salon. You can catch us. His path to the draft six pm eastern on nfl network Again appreciate you guys. Subscribing to the pod and We got you covered here. Lots of good stuff coming your way here as march towards the nfl draft. He's bucky brooks sees right lewis. I'm daniel jeremiah. Next right here on lupus sticks. Thanks for downloading. Move the sticks with daniel jeremiah and bucky brooks four. More go to nfl dot com slash podcast..
NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks
"sewell" Discussed on NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks
"We approach it. Let's be positive. No negative everything. Not so serious okay. There's nobody life or death issues here whereas watching guy role left and throw right. It's fun we're allowed to do that. All right anything else. You guys want to add before we jump out of here. You know spirited condo. Let's let's let's budny back because we started with basketball. So let's finish basketball. Let's talk a little bit about jalen Hitting the shot not only about him hitting the shot but the fact that he was a very decorated and accomplished multi sport athlete. I mean this is a guy who was. I think we stayed clear. The football and basketball in minnesota a four star recruit as a football player and five star in basketball. What we think about the multi sport thing and how does it relate to like what we're going to be talking about over the next. It's getting ready for the draft particularly some of these quarterbacks. My my first thought was do the three sixty series. Which is we're going to have a episodes coming up here shortly where this year. We're doing fields wilson. But when we do that we go back. And we talked all these coaches you know. We did with herbert last year. He talked to is basketball coach. We've done with these guys And we've learned a lot about just you know majority. These guys have all played multiple sports and we see it with suggs being this phenomenal basketball player. Gonzaga big time. Big time quarterback recruit offered by everybody in the country. But you know what got me thinking. And wasn't it it. I think it was haskins. Right where symbol. Seven yay quarterback because he was playing football year round. And i thought you know what that's that is interesting man like it's to me the the kind of the. What do we call that specialization. That we're kind of. It's not good man. This is a success. Another example of that like he's he's done okay didn't hurt. His basketball career is playing football in bucky. Didn't didn't your in your interview with john. Becton john talk about how justin fields in how they benefited from his baseball background. A little bit after louis. so so. here's the thing. Not only that. I think the conversations and getting ready to put together to three sixty which you guys have to check out Not on justin feels bizac wilson. So justin feels. Background is in baseball and Man look i think he played in the middle of the info. Or maybe there and we talked about. I think we talked to david. Cut clip where debbie cutler talked about. He want quarterbacks in e called middle filled their hands. Meaning when you play shortstop and second base you always have to be able to make these transactions in terms of turning to and scooping in flipping and all this other stuff so it allows you to do a bunch of different things without looking at the ball hitting your hands and then zag wilson being an accomplished basketball player we've taught klay others about i mean pete carroll is always talked about basketball envisioned and being able to see and being able to process and do all those things and so. I don't think it is a coincidence. That when we look at the top quarterbacks in the national football league they have other sports as part of their background. Pat mahomes wilson being baseball players. Some of the other guys being big time players in other sports. I think it matters. And i would like a quarterback that has done more than just play seven. Seven quarterback his entire upbringing. I think it's i think it's important man. I think it is good in You know wilson was a really good ball players. We talked to his basketball coach for this upcoming sixty. You guys will enjoy that..
NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks
"sewell" Discussed on NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks
"He is a very good player in. I have ranked as the top offensive tackle but that grading process in historical grace is certainly should matter when it comes to given out there great and talking about him when you have an opportunity to move off of him in favor of. Let's say like piss who you guys are saying. As a generational talent the value would be over him. Because you're talking about someone who we're saying is a gold. Jackie got like that should be the standard. When we're talking about those guys in the top and in the last thing i'll say on is like if not the bengals then wear like you're looking at maybe ten to the cowboys. You're looking outside the top. Ten at that point. Yeah i think so. I think i think he gets on greece bowl a little bit and he gets down into that conversation the cowboys the giants the chargers he somewhere in inattentive ten fifteen. I mentioned look. I have him as a twelve player but found the chargers. Picking at thirteen east gets to ten nine ten. I think you know it's almost later guy. But slater could very well end up playing inside the chargers. Have that whole at left tackle. I i would probably still lean towards later but i wouldn't hate it at all if the charges were sitting at thirteen and traded up to nine or ten and took pennzoil. Let him protect his old buddy there and just in her. But i think that's a. I think that's a smart move. Math i think is i think it's really smart movie if he's there and i think if you're the charges you obviously know Doing a lot of working contributing there. It is all about for me protecting the keen. We'll take a chess referenced. The first thing that you learned in chess is all about protecting the king. So if just in. Herbert is what we say is in. He shown to be an elite level player. I wanna make sure that he is protected so he can do what he does from the pocket and as a playmaker and so pervasive was there. And i think you run the card up no i. I wouldn't think he would get by them i. I'd be curious if they would triangle up and get him if he did start to drift a little bit That's interesting it's interesting conversation. There's a lot of these kind of inflection points in the draft as we look at anything else Buck from the From the pro circuit that That stood out to you. I thought one thing. You mean. johnson of indiana. Yeah we're we're going to devote a whole show to that next week. Oh did you see the rashaad bateman. The he was listed at two ten digi said was wrong. he's he's one hundred ninety pounds like dj good player. But that's like i was like whoa whether if first-rate me right because in here's the thing we don't get a chance to go on the road and no one could get on the road we couldn't go to real games in him and so when someone is listed in the media gada six to two tin and then you watch him. Play the comparisons. I was making based on these gambling. Same a j brown. Michael thomas this with him when he shows up at one hundred ninety pounds and he rise like that whenever comparisons go from those beasts physically to now we're talking about like I think next gen stats was kenny. Steals and justin jefferson and those things. That's a huge difference in terms of as rebuilding the basketball team style of play. Yeah like we we now. Where from fat lever the post up shooting guard dude out there floating around like alex things like it's completely different deal and i know the one..
NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks
"sewell" Discussed on NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks
"Which is two desperate teams yellow quarterback that pick right behind you. So not only am i going to have a bidding war between teams. I'm still going to more than likely. Get the player. I would have picked if i wasn't going to take a quarterback at seven eight or nine. There's exactly what i'm getting to is at detroit is picking at seven. It makes no sense if if they take a quarterback. I get if they're not going to take a quarterback it makes zero sense for them to stick. Because i would think at worst you could just call carolina and say. Give me a three and you can come up one spot. Take your quarterback you. We're yeah just flipping just his first year. Because that'll be fun. The team in this. That i think has probably more the desperation i think. The carolina panthers are more desperate than had never broncos. I think the denver broncos even though george band comes over to general manager. I think he'd be like you know like okay like we want to upgrade. But how much do we want to mortgage the future to upgrade. I think the carolina panthers basic kinda boxed himself. he's been in on everybody in india everybody. They boxed themselves into a corner where they're going to get a quarterback some way shape or form and so i think they're the team with the owner saying out on care. Give up whatever we have to give up so we can get the guy that we want. And if one of those guys trae lance justin feels the sitting right there within range australia. I expect i expect him to make the move. The question then is does detroit. Wanna play or detroit. Wanna stick the quarterback that that to me is what gets fast because the other thing. I'm thinking of you know what i'm saying. Hey this is. This is how the phone call could go. Hey brad. hey. It's matt scott federer here we we wanted. Just we wanted. Just move up one spot. You know you're not taking a quarterback will flip you a three round say non not doing it. Oh we'll flip you to not doing. I'm going to stick and pick okay. Well you taken. Well i'll tell you what. I'm taking justin fields by the way. What will you give me for jared. Goff you don't have a quarterback like not only. Am i not treating with you. You're going to have to trade me. Something to get. Jared goff now because i just took your quarterback i mean that's a good one jared goff over what they haven't carolina take jared goff over teddy bridgewater. He's an upgrade man. Jay golf like he's over two houses in europe. That's not is that crazy it's crazy. Isn't that crazy but for him. And maybe maybe she stole the rental market. Sell down a bit. anything. I think that that trade that jared goff was a good. They're happy about jared goff but that trade was about getting once you know that will entry matt stafford getting in. Who's to say that. The miami dolphins are interested in pop and back a slaughter to as. Well they're sitting at number six..
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"sewell" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"The only other time Iowa State put nine wins together. I was surprised they even play 10 10 games that year back in 1906. Remember doing research on Minnesota who had a successful season last year, but their last win of elected last year they won 11 games was back in 1903, and they played a couple of high schools. They're all counted right. The old record books. There is no longer for Iowa State Drive started. 42 takes it up to the 45 yard line. Nick, we be with tackle on the clock's gonna roll under three minutes to go. The Iowa State Cyclones what a five game winning streak snapped in North Texas A couple of weeks ago with Big 12 title game. It's really only for friends and family inside of Mammoth 72,000 seats, State Farm Stadium. In Glendale School had about 900 tickets to the game. Both quarterbacks are Phoenix area natives. When theory could just head right back home with their parents they want to after the game. Rock party waiting on second down in seven. It's a gift. A new one Gu up the middle across the 50 yard line will be short of the first down by a couple of yards. It'll bring up third about to with 2 26 to go in the ball game. Noah Sewell with stop as organ is going to use a time out here. They have used two time outs and a half. So one remaining for this Iowa State team, and you're happy that her Iowa State it didn't end the way it ended in Arlington. As you pointed out, Breece Hall Was held to one of his lower outputs. Rushing lies goes for 1 29 tonight, Brock purty 20 for 29. They forced four turnovers and microbes the defensive player of the year coming up with what looks like a game ending interception. And I'm wondering what will happen. It's it's hiring season, right? We just learned about Tom Herman being let let go. And Steve Sarkisian gonna be the new coach of Texas every time you have success of a lesser known program like Iowa State. You start wondering well, Matt Campbell get offers he can't refuse. Remember what he said. When he talked to him during the Big 12 championship. He said he doesn't even have an agent so he doesn't know who those people that would want to talk to him would even call Heard down into 2 26 to go give the hall Paul's gonna get the first down out across the 45 yard line, and they'll be able to roll the clock down with 2 21 to go after they set the chains here. That Campbell, five championships at Mount Union as a player and as a coach 41 years of age, was hired an age 32 at Toledo, where he was a coach for five years. Is the youngest in the FBS. He wanted conference Coach of the Year Award in the Mac and now has three big 12 coach of the Year awards, including.
Accelerate Your Business Growth
Climbing Out Of The Weeds
"Over the years, the accelerate your business growth podcast has gained recognition as a great resource for. A small business owners, sales, professionals, business leaders. And that is because of the guests, these are folks who have expertise in a particular area of business and they join me to have a conversation where they share their expertise with all of you. Today is no different. My guest is Kate Carney. Kate is an experienced business consultant lawyer and Strategic Advisor. She, scales business she help scale businesses so companies can grow revenues and reach profitability. She takes a founders centric approach to performance focusing on leadership talent strategies and organizational design. Kate believes alignment of these critical areas results in a culture that supports sustainable growth. Over fifteen years of legal experience working with corporations, hedge funds and startups. Thanks so much for joining me today. Thank you for having delighted to be with you. I am thrilled to have you here. We're going to be talking today about. Founders transition excuse me transitioning to the role of CEO and the in sort of sounds obvious that founders would do that. But. They struggle with that kind of thing. Why is that? Initially it's this mindset that being able to go from. It's my baby to the business right you start off and founder mode and you know the market you know. The product or service your customer you had this idea it was your blood sweat and tears and all of a sudden you Kinda have to step back and say it's not about me the. Achievement and success of the business are not necessarily mine. It's business and it has its own reis and it has its own people and as you grow team etcetera and so it's just mindset shift that I think founders struggle to make, and maybe because many of them are execution type people and they're not best manager leader type of person that takes. A transition and skills as well. senior that's interesting. It is It's tough to remove that emotion. From. Neil being founder owner. To. Having to make unemotional decisions a CDL. Exactly I'm in, you'd think about companies having the pivot right. Now you're the founder and you had this idea and just been working on five years and it's released your baby. It's what you're attached to me. You have to bet and completely go in a different direction and you have to let go of what that idea may have been. Hopefully, it's just an iteration of it, but you have to let go at that what's best for the business maybe not exactly what you want to be doing or where your energy and passion exactly sets. Yeah boy. Okay so a lot of founders Go through burnout when they're actually trying to scale their business. What? guess ensures, but what leads to that and what they could be doing differently. I think out framework around this scaling and moving into a CEO. Yes when you're founder everything is within your domain and you're wearing many hats and you're working very hard and as you transition to see you know the role changes and the problems become more complex and the team is growing and you become and manager, and there are moderates how the role of changes which we can may Chad about in terms beds burn out I think that. Founders, get stuck in the weeds because they have a hard time letting go right as you grow your team, you have to be able to delegate. It's one of the most important things you can do give up some control and trust that you hire the right people and empower them, and so you gotta be able to delegate and I think for founders giving up that initial control or any amount of control is very hard. To do I also think we have this mentality that the media certainly sewell's that you know to be successful founder you have to work twenty four hours a day. That's that stressed the game everybody who's been successful does it and that's the only way to go about it and you know even if I got my own business I felt like well, any free time I had I should be working on the business why why wouldn't I? You know what else was I doing and there's always something more you can be doing, and so you know I got caught up in that mentality as well and I think it's easy to and the media certainly plays into that the great stories of sacrifice and. Dedication and all of these things when it's not true and So I think we have to change the story a little bit in the mindset of bit but I also think it's giving up control and delegating to people that you've hired. It's a big piece.
Accelerate Your Business Growth
Climbing Out Of The Weeds
"Over the years, the accelerate your business growth podcast has gained recognition as a great resource for. A small business owners, sales, professionals, business leaders. And that is because of the guests, these are folks who have expertise in a particular area of business and they join me to have a conversation where they share their expertise with all of you. Today is no different. My guest is Kate Carney. Kate is an experienced business consultant lawyer and Strategic Advisor. She, scales business she help scale businesses so companies can grow revenues and reach profitability. She takes a founders centric approach to performance focusing on leadership talent strategies and organizational design. Kate believes alignment of these critical areas results in a culture that supports sustainable growth. Over fifteen years of legal experience working with corporations, hedge funds and startups. Thanks so much for joining me today. Thank you for having delighted to be with you. I am thrilled to have you here. We're going to be talking today about. Founders transition excuse me transitioning to the role of CEO and the in sort of sounds obvious that founders would do that. But. They struggle with that kind of thing. Why is that? Initially it's this mindset that being able to go from. It's my baby to the business right you start off and founder mode and you know the market you know. The product or service your customer you had this idea it was your blood sweat and tears and all of a sudden you Kinda have to step back and say it's not about me the. Achievement and success of the business are not necessarily mine. It's business and it has its own reis and it has its own people and as you grow team etcetera and so it's just mindset shift that I think founders struggle to make, and maybe because many of them are execution type people and they're not best manager leader type of person that takes. A transition and skills as well. senior that's interesting. It is It's tough to remove that emotion. From. Neil being founder owner. To. Having to make unemotional decisions a CDL. Exactly I'm in, you'd think about companies having the pivot right. Now you're the founder and you had this idea and just been working on five years and it's released your baby. It's what you're attached to me. You have to bet and completely go in a different direction and you have to let go of what that idea may have been. Hopefully, it's just an iteration of it, but you have to let go at that what's best for the business maybe not exactly what you want to be doing or where your energy and passion exactly sets. Yeah boy. Okay so a lot of founders Go through burnout when they're actually trying to scale their business. What? guess ensures, but what leads to that and what they could be doing differently. I think out framework around this scaling and moving into a CEO. Yes when you're founder everything is within your domain and you're wearing many hats and you're working very hard and as you transition to see you know the role changes and the problems become more complex and the team is growing and you become and manager, and there are moderates how the role of changes which we can may Chad about in terms beds burn out I think that. Founders, get stuck in the weeds because they have a hard time letting go right as you grow your team, you have to be able to delegate. It's one of the most important things you can do give up some control and trust that you hire the right people and empower them, and so you gotta be able to delegate and I think for founders giving up that initial control or any amount of control is very hard. To do I also think we have this mentality that the media certainly sewell's that you know to be successful founder you have to work twenty four hours a day. That's that stressed the game everybody who's been successful does it and that's the only way to go about it and you know even if I got my own business I felt like well, any free time I had I should be working on the business why why wouldn't I? You know what else was I doing and there's always something more you can be doing, and so you know I got caught up in that mentality as well and I think it's easy to and the media certainly plays into that the great stories of sacrifice and. Dedication and all of these things when it's not true and So I think we have to change the story a little bit in the mindset of bit but I also think it's giving up control and delegating to people that you've hired. It's a big piece.
Tim Conway Jr.
Controversial pastor tests positive for COVID-19 in South Korea
"And a pastor in South Korea has tested positive for Cove in 19 just days after joining a big anti government rally, and Sewell, the pastor's church hasbeen linked to more than 300 cases of the virus. The pastor and thousands of demonstrators marched in downtown Seoul Saturday, and the protests focused on political issues Other than Cove
On The Media
Civil rights icon John Lewis to lie in state at U.S. Capitol
"Body of the late congressman and civil rights icon John Lewis is lying in state of the Alabama capital this evening. Earlier, a horse drunk, Hassan carried his flag draped casket over the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, one last time. That's where Lewis and other civil rights leaders were savagely beaten by police 55 years ago as they tried to cross the bridge. France Hill was at the bridge today was waiting out there for you. No respect. At a memorial service in Selma this morning, Congresswoman Terri Sewell. We continue to benefit from his life's work. He's laid out the blueprint for us to pick up the baton. And continue his march. For voting rights for civil rights for human rights. Lewis's body will lie in state of the U. S Capitol building Monday and Tuesday, and his funeral will
The Sunday Show
Body of John Lewis crosses bridge in Alabama, site of 'Bloody Sunday' attack that helped lead to Voting Rights Act
"Is underway across Selma, Alabama's Edmund Pettus Bridge in Remembrance of civil Rights icon and Georgia Congressman John Lewis. It's one in a Siri's of events leading up to his funeral Thursday in Atlanta. NPR's Debbie Elliot is in Selma. Saturday Services honoring Louis were in his hometown of Troy, Alabama, and its Selma's historic Brown Chapel Church once used for mass meetings during the civil rights movement. Alabama's first black Congress woman, Terri Sewell of Selma spoke at the service. I want to thank the family for allowing Selma To say goodbye to John. Thank you, Selma. Final goodbye comes today as an honor Guard escorts Lewis's casket draped in an American flag over the iconic Edmund Pettus Bridge. That's where Luis and others were beaten by law officers as they marched for equal voting rights. Later, Louis will lie in state at the Alabama capital in Montgomery, Debbie Elliot