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Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from Will You Ever Comply With Mask Mandates Again?
"Cable news, noisy, boring, out of touch. That's why Salem News Channel is different. We keep you in the know. Streaming 24 -7 for free. Home to the greatest collection of conservative voices like Dennis Prager, Jay Sekulow, Mike Gallagher, and more. Salem News Channel is unfiltered and unapologetic. Watch anytime on any screen at snc .tv and local now channel 525. Joe Biden's like that grandpa that you love. Would you give this grandpa a high -stress job for six more years? Liberal ideas are amazing and they're beautiful. As long as you never do them, they were actually impossible. When they were implemented, you have misery. They're demolishing the election. The deep state, the fourth branch of government, doesn't want the people to be able to have the voice. Now from the ReliefFactor .com studios, here's Mike Gallagher. JD Vance, the senator from Ohio, came so close in trying to stop the government from forcing masks on Americans. But don't worry, the Democrats blocked it. Massachusetts pride and joy, Senator Ed Markey shut it down. JD Vance was trying to advance a bill that would prevent the federal government from imposing mask mandates in places like, you know, airline, the airline industry or trains or buses. They're going to bring it back and they're going to bring it back because they want to impact the outcome of the election in 2024. And we can talk about not complying. I got a lot of response yesterday to my question, are you going to comply or not when they start forcing and imposing mask mandates? You know, let me give you a pragmatic example. I have to travel a lot for my job. What am I going to do, take a bus? I mean, I'm taking a train Monday for our big event Monday night in Philadelphia, but I can't exactly take a train from Tampa to Los Angeles. I got some challenges here. You think I want to get on another airplane and wear a mask? What do you do? What if you go to what if you have to go to work on the bus and the and the local transit authority makes you wear a mask to get on the bus? What are you going to do when you go to work and your office says you got to wear a mask to walk into the building? I don't know why I keep having this flashback to this screaming match I got into with somebody at my at my office in Florida when somebody said you got to wear a mask to walk, you know, 30 steps from your car to through the empty building into your empty studio. I said, this is insane. You better do it or we're not going to allow you in the building. Thankfully, cooler heads prevailed at the time. And the consensus, not that I'm any big deal, I'm not trying to brag here, but the consensus was if Mike doesn't wear a mask, we're not going to wear him wear a mask. But see, I'm in an unusual position. I'm in an unusual place. I'm fortunate and privileged to be in a position where I kind of get to do that. Although I suppose if my company really wanted to be hardcore about it, they could have said, Mike, you want to lose your job over this? OK, but nice knowing you. And listen to the way the Democrats brag about it. Listen to the way the Democrats are so they love they want these mask mandates so badly. This was something called the Freedom to Breathe Act, which would have prohibited any federal mask mandate from being imposed on an airplane, a public transit system or school. J .D. Vance introduced it on Wednesday. Democrat Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts intervened and he shut it down. Here he was. This is, I believe, from the floor of the Senate, if I'm not mistaken. But this is audio and video from C -SPAN, where Ed Markey proudly shut down the Freedom to Breathe Act. It would silence and hamstring public health experts who have guided our nation out of the one hundred and thirty nine thousand people in our country in three years. Well, where's your mask, dummy? Why are you standing there without your mask on since you worship at the altar of the mask? Incidentally, if you're watching that video clip on Salem News Channel, there's some dingbat sitting behind him with a mask on. You see that? I don't know who she is. She's got a nice big black mask on. Look at me. I got my mask on. I'm not going to give or get covid. I mean, these people are just clowns. I saw one this morning. Driving into work. On a bike. Pedaling with all the prerequisite bike stuff that bicyclists, you know, the spandex and the helmet and everything. And the and the the, you know, Tour de France get up guy had as he was ready to go. And he had his mask on. Nothing's going to happen to him. He ain't going to get covid. He's got his mask on while pedaling down the West Side Highway in New York City outside with nobody around. Man's wearing a mask. So I don't know. I mean, I hate all these flashbacks. I was talking to my producer, Derek, about it earlier. And he said, you know, I'm you flashback to all the covid memes. One that one of the memes that Derek loved said, I'm more afraid of a Democrat in the White House than I am covid. I'd second that. But what do we do? Where do we go? I'm serious. I want to ask you an honest to gosh question. What are you going to do? If your company, if your local transit system, if your kids school tries to impose a mask mandate, let's flood our Ph .D. weight loss and nutrition phone lines with your phone calls. Eight hundred six five five. Mike, this is Friday. This hour. I want to I want packed lines. It's always a bit of a challenge this time on Friday every week to get people revved up. And back into the swing of things. So let's go. I just want you to give me your pragmatic answer. What do you do if you're confronted with a mask mandate? Because I need you to prepare yourself. It's probably coming. And it's coming because not because of any pragmatic, scientific approach. They want to scare you because they want to change the election rules again in time for 2024. That's what's happened. I'm convinced of that completely. So what do we do about it? Give me some answers. I got the smartest audience in America ready to go. One eight hundred six five five. Mike, that's the Ph .D. weight loss number. Press one to come on air. Press two to leave a voicemail or text us your comments on the MyPillow text line. Eight hundred six five five Mike. Eight hundred six five five six four five three. Hope you join us. Left leaning activists are attacking Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Read The People's Justice Clarence Thomas and the constitutional stories that define him. On sale now from Regnery Publishing. MyPillow is having their biggest sheet sale of the year. You've helped MyPillow become one of the most extraordinary success stories in America today. Well, now Mike Lindell wants to give back exclusively to you, a Mike Gallagher listener. 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Bloomberg Daybreak Asia
Fresh update on "sixty day" discussed on Bloomberg Daybreak Asia
"Motor now in the states last friday the u a w got concessions from ford and said it would spare the company some more pain across its factories in the u s however the u a w is expanding its strike against rivals gm and stellantis and today we heard from asian secretary pete budijaj he was saying both u a w and detroit's big three can emerge as winners we stand with the u a w's determination to make sure that auto workers benefit the from next chapter in the auto industry as the president has said we have a record profits in the auto industry there ought to be record pay and record benefits for the workers who create that value transportation secretary pete budijaj on abc's this week heard earlier on the bloomberg radio by the way the union does maintain the companies can afford to meet its demands for raises of up to forty percent president biden by the way will be in michigan on tuesday to support striking a u w members the other labor story involves hollywood where studio executives and screenwriters seem to be close to resolving a dispute over a contract renewal the two sides met on sunday after failing to reach a deal on saturday we're told the studios have agreed to certain staffing levels of members on t .v. shows now the figure total number of writers will increase with a number of episodes in a season and at the same time the two sides have created a structure for those writers to receive bonuses for popular shows when they begin streaming however no agreement on the use of artificial intelligence in screenplay writing these two sides have now met for five consecutive days in hopes of resolving a strike that began at the beginning of may u .s. as trade repper representative catherine tai saying the u .s. is being thoughtful about how to balance its trading relationship with china ties saying the u .s. government is aiming to finish a review of 301 tariffs on china by the end of the year here is tai speaking at an atlantic council forum in berlin we were asked to begin a process to evaluate not the necessity of the tariffs but the effectiveness of the tariffs we are engaging in a very robust interagency process we requested comments from the public that we are going through very carefully that is the u .s. trade rep catherine side by the way she went on to reaffirm the u .s. commitment to reforming the world trade organization global news is next and we begin with china where the government is tightening procedures on with whom military personnel can ed associate baxter with more from the bloomberg instrument yeah this is interesting doug china's pla is urging chinese military personnel to be very careful about with whom they associate saying socializing with the wrong people is a key reason some leaders have been removed from their positions saying cadre should purify their social circle new presidential performance poll in the us today released painting a very dire approval picture for joe biden overall people polled are blaming president biden for the country's economic ills abc washington post poll shows thirty percent of those polled approve of the performance on the economy has thirty percent approval sixty four percent disapprove bloomberg's mark market cap says uh... interesting perception of player was challenges to try and tell people that in fact the economy is getting better uh... uh... he has a record to run on uh... he's passed difficult uh... legislation that that that is making investments in the infrastructure and chips and uh... other things in the economy and you know the the the numbers are getting better uh... but people are just aren't doing it so his challenges to try and uh... make the connection that uh... the economy is improving and if nothing else they will see it soon in their in their daily lives how mark is in again where uh... by the will visit sites of striking workers uh... he will be covering congresswoman alexandria ossio cortez meanwhile on cbs assert here on bloomberg says she'll be traveling to missouri to be on picket the lines it i think an artificial threat of raising car prices and all of this is going to really stick with the american people who know that a lot of these price increases have not gone to auto worker wages they've gone to c l pockets they've gone to stock buybacks uh... hundreds of millions of dollars in stock buybacks says workers have the same an actual wage decrease while all of that that is going on republicans are eyeing a stopgap government funding measure that could range from fourteen to sixty days this is coming from congressman garrett gaves uh... mccarthy ally but far -right holdouts like matt gates say they still oppose it ukraine's first lady olana zelensky is uh... extending her nation's thanks for the time spent with her and president zelensky over the past week on cbss heard on bloomberg she says she hopes they have presented their message well i hope that we have achieved we have had a lot of meetings with president zelensky we had two separate programs and i'm confident and that we have strengthened the strong power of friendship that exists between the united states and ukraine and we're thankful to the united states for helping us to sustain this work effort and this week congress will be looking at government funding nasa continuing capsule containing chunks of an asteroid that may hold some clues to the solar system landed in the utah desert today nasa very excited about it in san francisco i'm ed baxter this you it when get your news from bloomberg you just get the story you get the story behind the story how your evie's battery may not be as green as it seems why a decrease in global birth rates could send countries scrambling to increase immigration you text context changes how you see things how you change things because context changes everything go to bloomberg dot com to get context today with tools like nanomes virtual reality lab students can use the metaverse to study complex subjects they can manipulate molecular structures in standing learn more at meta .com slash metaverse impact opportunity to build a more sustainable and inclusive future at the bloomberg new economy forum we help make this possibility a reality by cultivating new connections among global leaders that transcend geographies industries and ideologies because when global leaders work together outcomes benefit all of us learn more
NBC Nightly News
Inside Look at World’s First 3D-Printed Rocket
"Now to our series the new space race in our exclusive inside. Look at something that could revolutionize space travel. It's the world's first three d. printed rocket. Here's jacob board. It wants took thousands of american engineers more than a decade to get something into space. Now this company says it's huge three d. printers can make a rocket in two months. Maybe less we have a fourth generation printer if you haven't talked about publicly yet but it's ten times faster printing than this so instead of building a rocket few slides in sixty days. It'll take six days. Not only can the company make the big parts of a rocket like a nosecone but they can also make all the intricate components of the engines to one zero. The first launch plan for twenty twenty. Two relativity rockets is like a lower budget competitor to spacex carrying satellites for nasa the department of defense and a half dozen private companies at about a quarter of competing launch prices. But with one point three billion in funding it doesn't exactly feel low budget clients. I'm assuming are going to pay you enough to somehow make this all work more than enough to justify it. We make twelve million dollars launch from the customers. We signed up. We've signed up more launches than any other company in history before flying. Ellis doesn't just want to make deliveries into orbit though. I want to put a million people in mars. How far out into space do you think a commercial space industry can take it. It's really about the time line. And i think i liked it very much to back when we found founded the new world with christopher columbus. Yes certainly it'll be government. I dislike the new world was and then it'll transform into commercial. Ancient ambitions built on new
The Pomp Podcast
Bitcoin Mining With Mike Colyer
"Let's start with Just remind everyone what is foundry and kind of the founding story of this in terms of what you guys are building. Yeah so Foundries a wholly owned subsidiary of the digital currency group and we're focused on supporting decentralised infrastructure. So both on the proof of work side and proof of stake side and We got started about will almost two years ago and We've been building out both sides of that business. We've scaled now to Approaching i think fifty employees which we've got an amazing team here at foundry and we provide so we might ourselves. We provide advisory services. We provide equipment financing. And we've deployed about three over three hundred million dollars now into the north american mining ecosystem. And then we've launched our north american mining pool which supports institutional size minors the the publicly traded minor. So they have a clear transparent pool to to mine in and We've got an advisory businesses. Well helping helping Miners get into the business. Staking side we. We now stake on about twenty different protocols. essentially like the infrastructure team for dc g. and and the other subsidiary companies dot. So when you think about what's changed over the last year so since we last talked There's been a bunch of changes growth in positive developments with foundry and also. There's been absolute chaos in the mining industry in general. Maybe let's start with kind of the market itself in how you evaluate what's transpired last twelve months or so. And then how has that allowed. You guys to navigate this kind of where are you both from a size standpoint and then also Kind of what. You are doing a service standpoint whereas most of your attention or energy right now you know. The mining space moves incredibly fast. It's like every thirty days sixty days. It's it's changing it's evolving and which makes it super exciting i would. I would say that you know about four years ago. I pivoted my whole career to go into the mining space. I don't think i could ever go back to the traditional world. It just moves way too
WSJ What's News
The CDC Eviction Moratorium Is Extended for a 4th Time
"The moratorium stops evictions for the next sixty days through october third in areas that have experienced substantial or high levels of kobe transmission. It's expected to cover more than eighty percent of us counties. The goal is to buy time for state and local governments to dole out billions in rental assistance. That congress has already appropriated but that hasn't been used. President biden warned that the moratorium might not hold up. The cdc hadn't found the legal authority for that action. The white house said and signalled. It was loath to take an action that could lead to the supreme court striking down. It's public health
AP News Radio
CDC issues new eviction ban for most of US through Oct. 3
"The new depiction moratorium the centers for disease control and prevention has found legal authority for president Biden to declare a new sixty day eviction moratorium for areas where some ninety percent of the people live the decision follows a five day protest by Missouri democratic congressman Corey bush and others on the steps of the capitol building stand up and speak for those who are oftentimes staying cool speed swimming pools because they'll listen the rent crisis continued despite Congress providing some forty seven billion dollars in relief the vast majority of the money has yet to get to renters and their landlords to stave off looming evictions timid wire Washington
AP News Radio
Florida coronavirus cases jump 50% as surge continues
"Hi Mike Ross you're reporting differences over mask requirements and vaccines continue across the nation amid a wave of sobering news about the corona virus Friday the Florida health department said covert nineteen cases in the sunshine state jumped fifty perceptive week continuing a six week surge that announcement came shortly after Florida governor Ron DeSantis barred school districts from requiring students to wear masks when classes resume next month the Walt Disney company announced it will require employees to get vaccinated against cove it nineteen and they have sixty days to do so Walmart announced all workers at its headquarters as well as its managers who traveled within the US must be vaccinated against Kobe eight nineteen by October fourth hi Mike Rossio
Mike Gallagher Podcast
The Relentless Debate About Masks
"You tired of this relentless debate about masks about vaccines about the direction of the country. Yesterday tony foul. She was all played. A montage on yesterday's show of the the voice of leadership when it comes to covert and it was. It was a montage of his many contradictions but yesterday he went on his favourite network. Msnbc said the following the policy talking about is the masking in the sense of telling vaccinated people that even though two months ago sixty days ago the cdc came out with a recommendation that individuals who are vaccinated. Do not need to wear masks indoors or outdoors. Something has changed. And what has changed. Is the virus. The cdc hasn't changed. The cdc has really flip flopped. At all. what's happened. Is that when that earlier recommendation was made we were dealing predominantly with the alpha variant and the alpha verion when you look at individuals who are vaccinated that the level of virus in the nays of barons of vaccinating people might get a breakthrough infection that the level of virus was really very low indicating that it would be extremely unlikely that a vaccinated person who happened to get infected and that happens because the vaccine is certainly not one hundred percent effective. That would be very unlikely that they would transmit however now you're dealing with delta very which is really quite a lot more transmissible. Can you make sense out of that. You make sense out of any of that these. She hasn't flip flopped at all. He said we were dealing with the alpha variant. But now that we're with the delta variant the viruses. And i know that most americans right left or in between are accepting a word of that.
AP News Radio
Chicago Police Fatally Shoot Man While Trying to Arrest Him
"There's been a fatal police shooting of a suspect in Chicago police say the man had a gun the suspect was being sought by a law enforcement fugitive task force trying to arrest the thirty three year old for aggravated criminal sexual assault with a firearm police allege the suspect was in a car and pointed a gun three Chicago police officers and a U. S. marshal opened fire the man later died at the hospital body cameras were rolling in a city board will release the video within sixty days earlier this week to ATF agents and a Chicago officer were shot by a suspect claiming he thought they were rival gang members Chicago's police superintendent David Brown says it's a very dangerous time to be in law enforcement I'm
AP News Radio
Border Patrol Chief Who Supported Trump's Wall Is Forced Out
"Hi Mike Rossio reporting the border patrol chief who was a supporter of the trump border wall is being replaced Rodney Scott who was appointed by president Donald Trump in January twenty twenty has been forced out as chief of the U. S. border patrol during a call Wednesday Scott told top agency officials he was given sixty days to decide whether to accept reassignment or retire according to an official with direct knowledge who spoke on condition of anonymity Scott headed through Z. ask Liam braced then president trump's policies including building a wall along the US Mexico border he had refused to comply with the vibe administration directive to stop using terms like illegal alien in favor of descriptions like migrant Mike Rossio Washington
The Art of Love Podcast
Why You Shouldn't Block Your Ex (If You Want Them Back)
"One thing that you should not do that. Many people do after a break-up which is going to affect whether you get your experience not and when you've been broken up with or you had to break up with them because they were taking it for granted or they cheated probably your first instinct is going to be to block them because you wanna hurt them in some way. Y'all still want to scare them and you want them to think it's over so that they'll react you try and get reaction. You're trying to do something. And so you block or you one follow on from whatever and as i've said before don't do that don't do that. You're cutting yourself off for no reason. You don't do that until at least two months have passed and then sometimes even beyond that. You don't have to do that really depends sometimes. I'll speak to a client. And i'll say okay you know what don't block them. Don't unfold them even though more than sixty days have passed because it suits that particular situation. So i have an email here from someone and i'm going to go through what she did was she did right but she could have done better. Let's say so that. I can better explain this process of why it's better to not blocked because as i've said again before when you've been broken up with your job is to do what that's right. Nothing absolutely nothing zero. Do not lift a finger and that means on following no blocking no one friend ing until it's time
Streams of Income
"sixty day" Discussed on Streams of Income
"And so on all of my income goes straight to my every single day take that amazon salon s. What's the rural on selling. See cds or dvd's especially if they're slightly used. Can they still be returned for a refund. Oh ya if you're smart. If you're smart seller who wants to really make a lot of money on ebay. You will offer full returns at all times. No questions asked. If the buyer is fraudulent. They return a different cd. Ebay will protect you. There are ways to protect you that way but in general. Here's the way you here's what you do with returns. Every marketing person on our understands the following truth. and it's counterintuitive. The longer you give free returns the less likely a buyer will return something the more the longer the return time window that you give free returns on whether it's a cd or address the less likely the buyer will return to this because if you give seven days a return window they don't even have a chance to even try. It already worried about getting the money back and just in case it's bad i'm want to ship it back now and later. All try again the Ebay offers a maximum of sixty day free returns. That's what i have on my listings. If he bail out a year free returns everyone on my list and he'd be a you're in ebay offered a tenure free return policy every single one of my listeners would have tenure free returns on all items folks from canada. Can i sell on ebay. You s you can. I don't know the exact deal about that. Many people do I i'm not sure how you're shipping works. If you have a film at center here that you used and no problem up there. There is a minor problem with having an address for your business that differs from your shipping address. Ebay my suspect you as being a drop shipper when you're really just shipping out of your items out of your warehouse or warehouse space that you least ebay mind. You're doing that but there might be a little mix of first whenever they think. You're a drop shipper. If your address changes i should look into this. I'm sorry i don't know exactly how to tell you. i do know that. Many many many sellers in canada celani dot com ryan robinson have several listings. That don't have good pictures in. Titles as it worth going through on redoing the pictures entitles etcetera if you want if you want sell. It is now if they're if they're not big dollar items. I don't know but i would. I want. I want every listening to be perfect. Here's the way ebay works. If i make a sound only make eight dollars on something and that's not the type of profit i like to make the folly make dollars on something almost always get another sell real fast and almost always get another cell row fest. It's ebay really rewards activity and ebay. Seize your accounts getting hot. They will boost your sales temporarily. They will boost your search engine results. And you'll get more sales so i would start.
Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
The Dos and Don'ts of Refinancing Your Mortgage
"Here are the do's and don'ts of refinancing a mortgage do interview lenders. Like you would doctor or a lawyer whom you plan to use. Not all lenders programs are the same. Not all fees are the same. Ask these basic questions of all of them. I which refinancing options are available for me and what would estimate of my monthly payments for those scenarios be second. What are the up-front costs third. What are the fees for appraisals. Credit checks escrow and anything else associated with mortgage. Don't be unrealistic about the value of your home. It just stalls the process. And i hope this goes without saying but don't lead the appraiser on ever just like you wouldn't tell someone on your first day that you're the manager of your team if you haven't quite gotten the promotion yet even if you feel like a promotion is all but in the bag that little white lie will bite you in the ass. The same thing will happen with an appraiser if you have upgrades or improvements to do on your house that would increase its value. Do them before you start the refinancing process. Don't promise the appraiser fixes that just hasn't happened yet next. Do ask if you have to pay a prepayment penalty for paying your current loan off early. Don't go for this thing called a float down which lets you take advantage of a lower rate if interest rates fall by the time the refinance goes through which is thirty to sixty days. It's a good option to have when buying the home but a quote lock in which rate locks whatever you had agreed to even if the rate goes up is usually what you want in a refinance if rates happened to go down a significant amount. And you actually really need and want to take advantage of that. You can always cancel the refinance and go somewhere else and start over now. The original lender probably is not going to be stoked but it is business.
James Miller | Lifeology
"sixty day" Discussed on James Miller | Lifeology
"Distortion experienced citizen infects all parts of the life so until they recognize that that thinking is coming from that and it needs to be deconstructed and reconstructed that is a patent in. It's gone on for longer than sixty three days. Because it's part of the work of. John is look at hollywood's it take to actually form a habit because a habit is automatic. It's the correct. Word is automated. Something's ultimate ties. It's very intimidated. Dynamic daughtry with very powerful memories attached that is governing. Your behavior will influencing your behavior so it's wired in and if you've done this if you've had the stinking patent for longer than sixty three days it is a well established pathway. So it's going to take you you have to bring it into winners and you're going to have to go through. The process of sixty three days cycles minimum sometimes multiple sixty day cycles. But what my research has shown is that habits don't form in twenty one days that's was promulgated years ago it's actually a minimum of a roundabout sixty three days. Take to run about nine weeks. It takes about nine weeks to find to pull this up to find the origin to deconstruct to bolted into a healthy version. You can't change what's done to you but you and but you can't change what's in you. In terms of responded that's reconceptualise ation but that process takes cycles of sixty three days and it takes specific amount of work every day. And that's what we not telling. People people are going into talk therapy. They going into psychotherapy which is absolutely brilliant so important because that starts helping us to become these through take trips to understand. Why do i'm doing what i do because of and funding this. But you want your way you have to reconstruct so these awareness and in these beyond awareness. It's going beyond to the reconstruction process and that is very different time so very often people can feel stuck. They can say. I know i'm like this. Because i was the listen. Listen this happened to me..
Real Estate Rookie
Pros & Cons of Inherited Tenants
"So today's question is when you purchase a property with attendant already in the middle of their lease. Can you increase the rent or do you have to wait until their lease is up. So that's pretty straightforward. Answer is depends on the lease is a a month to month lease or one year lease or a two year lease so of their leases. Not yet you have to wait until their lease is up there. On a month to month lease you can give them notice that you're going to increase their rent or you can give them notice that one releases up you are going to increase it. If say they have six months left on the lease and look at your state laws because some states like new york state they have different requirements as of the time period. For you to give notice that. You're not going to renew a lease or that. You are going to increase the rent. So i don't know exactly but it's something like if the person has lived there for less than a year it's thirty days notice if they lived there for two years. It's sixty day notice any longer than that. You have to give maybe ninety days notice so make sure you know your state laws and regulations to when you are giving notice that you're going to increase the rent. Tony what do you have. Yeah because the only thing i'd add is that sometimes there are situations where maybe there isn't at least in place right like the owner. The landlord their current owner doesn't know where it's at or can't remember what it was and i haven't purchased a property where i've inherited attendance but in talking with some of my other investing friends one of the things that they use it's called an stoppable agreement and basically you just get the current party so the owner the landlord and the current tenant to sign the agreement saying. Hey here's what we believe the current terms of the lease to be that way when you step into it as the owner. You're not surprised by the owner. Told me that this is what was happening but attended thinks that this is what's happening and then you're kinda stuck between a rock and a hard place and a stop agreement as a way to kind of get past that
Software People Stories
"sixty day" Discussed on Software People Stories
"I think largely lies of course with the hiring manager and the team that they joined but i think hr really helps which is doing those initial points right. I mean up. We've kind of gotten into sake. I meet somebody at a sixty day. Ninety just you know Holidays believe Especially with some of the larger foams when you're hiding in the thousands. It gets difficult so one has to be. You know one has to really plan for it than you know. You have to have been that actually make the time to stay once a month. I will need all new joiners right or once. In six weeks i will meet on a new dentist icon blood one on one but decrease of meters grew. It's a good touch point at this. They know who it is. There's a face to hr. We moved from being an email inbox to actually being a human behind it. Not some bought. That's managing you know those responses to meals and bill the largely i think. Hr annual india. Id organizations israeli about business. Partnering it's ouzou enable business. Howdy limb followed employees. How'd you get oath and a gain of what they you know. It's important to understand that business. And like i said that's what i think. My whole journey with technology begun. Because i started understanding films while i i i can't hold. I don't understand cool but hyper still sit down. Please make the afloat Understand what they mean by when someone said that i was being a project. Manager's job what did project punishment how do i then. Therefore how can i understand. What is it that required from a skills perspective from a competency perspective to do that job and again once you get an understanding of that then it talked then you know it helps me as nature. Listen tablets that foundational kissel. What next for this individual. he added. Excuse the out. How do we actually use it. How do you help them build caveats and then of course you need some of the folks who say you know what i don't want to do project management. I don't want people people management this. Leave me. I'm very happy clothing. I just want to bid. I just want to you know create. I don't want to get through this phone. People management all of the noise and comes with that all the challenges that comes with that was become your tax specialists right then whether they getting in boosting. That's like an architect over the you know they continue to work on you. Know some specialized skills and what kind of gearbox view drop for them. So i think a lot of the hr that you don't see or that employees don't see because they're working in the background actually toward sleeping Fame books and of course like i said look very closely with officiant steve but at least being able to understand what are the different carrier pods. It needs to be in the state of project management stay instead of scene stream. Someone wants to aspire to move into sales. How does that have been the whole growth from project manager workout to delivery heads and so on and so forth new that will journey for them. So that's again a very big already. Jarvis may translate if you if i think about it right..
Behind the Yard Sign | A Real Estate Podcast
"sixty day" Discussed on Behind the Yard Sign | A Real Estate Podcast
"I dare you. And that's attitude starts to go and we have to think about science houses in terms of like just say no. Just say no. Just keep just keep looking a little further. So i can get you eventually. Maybe you'll say yes well. And it's interesting to just thinking about that front door key thing like the quick perceptions that people make of worked with some clients basically trying to convince them that every house we see is not falling down or incomplete disrepair behind the shiny veneer. That sort of what they bring is this general suspicion that everything is wrong and i think it could start from a creaky front door or a front door. That wouldn't open. That does definitely sets a tone. For what what you're gonna find we start. In real estate transaction we start from a place of mistrust and it is only during time enduring the transaction that we start to build trust alleviate mistrust. It's why spade and archer why we don't use fake plants for blow mattress because those are lives. Those are lies and your plant. No it's not. it's plastic. This is a bad no. It's not that's air and so we are constantly trying to remove those mistrust issues away from those categories because if you're starting off looking at the house and the first thing the seller is doing is lying to you and is not a great place to start off relationship with them some of your trying to negotiate with and make it through a thirty or sixty day closing period where you have to trust each other. A lot of people get really pissed off at us that we don't use fake plants and they just think that we're being snobs which is true. I'm totally snob. But it's because of the mistrust issue. Yeah.
Behind the Yard Sign | A Real Estate Podcast
"sixty day" Discussed on Behind the Yard Sign | A Real Estate Podcast
"Athlete for us to take those to take my shirt back off. You just got done rubbing my apps you know what's going on aids i gotta tell you. I've got a dirty shirt in the laundry. And i'm like i need to washboard and done case we got body. I got mind. I'm an alcoholic and i live in the world of euphorically higher desperately loud. Have group bed. That i meet with on a regular basis on zoom now once a week. And we're like me. That have family isn't have careers and things a lot of moving parts. Some of them are uber. Successful oscar winning directors and actors and shifts over my clients whatever we all have high stress and we all have a lot of stuff that we all have to deal with demons and skeletons in the closet. So there's my spirituality. Because i'm always trying to fill a whole me with material stuff. I always have my entire life to kind of like fix me or to make me better in some way. That just creates a distraction in my life from what i should really be focusing on you so now. There's my physical fitness my spirituality. Then i also have businessmen that i've met through the years in business and through my real estate business also is very successful businessmen that carve out the time every day that i keep in touch with different people and bounce ideas and just keep accountable with what's going on in our lifestyle and rigorously honest with them about what i'm doing and what i'm not doing and then every day i have to carve out time to spend with my family i've got two small children once four and wants to so between four and eight every day is my time with my family reading to them teaching my kids. You're playing speaking dat. So it's that balance. Every single day i belong to this group called entrepreneurs organization which is kind of a worldwide thing. It's all business owners and within that bigger like ten thousand people group. There's three hundred person group. And there's a one eighty person group in portland. I belong to the seven person group which is called my form within that organization. I talked to two of them today. Already because i had questions about a general contractor contract and i had questions about coaching a person that i mentoring without those people i would be fumbling around like. I don't know how to do that. And so having those group of guys that are like this is who i go to. This is what i talked about. These things having that is so. Incredibly empowering i think the hardest part of that is vetting. Those people finding out like are you doing this away in a way. That jives with what i'm doing. And i've had mentors that like this person does not jive with my line of thinking. I don't get why they're doing this. I'm completely lost all the time. Finding the right match for your mentor is huge gigantic. I'm super glad that you found that. Amy you've got a couple of mentors in your life as well don't you yeah. I stepped into this business of following in the footsteps of this person that we've known in love for many years. Who was a real estate agent. Who kind of has helped me get set up in this business much at the battling comes up. I know we can't free single time to get through without talking about that. Glenn i don't know about you but this businesses. I'm definitely discovery. It can be a lonely business if you don't create contacts and connections in it and so having more than one person you know you have a couple of conversations with somebody you know if they're your your pizza or not you know that's the person you trust to give you an answer when you're in the hot seat when you need good advice or you need to work through that pretty quickly. Tell me about the worst day or the worst moment that you've had in real estate where you're like. Why in the hell am i doing this man. oh man. there's so many good stories for for that. We got to get around the campfire. We we have the campfire in the green room. Let's go a every moment. You have the possibility of the floor dropping out from underneath of you. Were at the mercy of third parties all day long and immediate philosophical on you but when i have this robot i tend to get a little gandhi like and you're like road goes really well with that ascott i love it. It's fantastic. thank you very much okay. So we know the idea. We lead our horse to water. We can't make them drink. Tell me a story. Tell me what happened a day. You you had your wars. You're leading it's water and that motherfucker will not drink. I was called to a property. Pro listing appointment. Where i went in and i told the sellers. I think it may be in your best interest to not sell based on what i'm hearing on what you wanna do next. And they said okay. Great me back a month later and so we've decided to sell okay. What's the property worth. I said it somewhere between one point one in one point to and my guts been fairly oncoming lately bass forward fifteen twenty offers later in somebody jumped away out of one point one two point you. Most people were at and went into the one threes threes. I wrap it up bulletproof it. They're all buttoned up and ready to go the entire transaction. The wife is driving me. Bananas about all of her personal shortcomings character defects insecurities and how she can't find the replacement on that. Have one of my agents partnered up with on my team looking to identify the spot on the way out after the contingencies removed. She's yemen me up almost every evening. Where i'm on the phone for twenty minutes avoiding text messages. Doing the whole dance with her for sixty days to sixty day escrow five days before we close. They say they don't sell any. She says well. What do we do now. I said go get yourself attorneys. What you do now there's opportunities for buyers to bail out anytime but as the seller once you're in you're in right. There's no bailing at that point. Then they say to me well you told us that we can always back out of the deal in an email or attacks and they're like i said it at this time and they're trying to dig something up so i get right on the phone with the boat with the husband and the wife and i was just by that point i said listen i said i see what you just did there. Let me be crystal clear with you. That you're not dragging me into this bullshit and your personal drama right now between your wife and you and you know whatever else you got going on. It's not my business. I'm not getting involved in mediation or arbitration. You need to be adults. You made a decision. You gotta be big boys and girls and you gotta get the fuck outta here. That's what you gotta do. And they were okay. And that's they. Did they spoke to an attorney. The attorney told him how dumb they are and eventually just got going.
The Social Hotelier
How Tourism Companies can Leverage with AI
"Mink has changed. The world really dramatically. And i would say that we. We don't still know everything that it will change. It's still changing many things right and that's why we need to be really alert. We need to learn new things and also we need to learn how to use new technology so in spain for example of spain's biggest or one of the biggest tourism destinations in the world. But it said that the first sixty days of the qualifying meant accelerated the use of technology the same as five years in a normal life and this is really huge improvement and for the whole industry. I would say that this is both excellent or and also a big threat Because many many hotels are kind of still thinking alike business as usual and we just opened the doors and tourism tourist. Come come in. And that's all we have to do right so anyhow it has been interesting obviously it has been really sad this pandemic but it has been interesting to follow all these technological trends and now they're growing. Yes i mean. I i agree with you. This has been hotels. Tourism businesses have been sitting live sort of laid back because the two thousand nineteen was a great year and also for spain was a fantastic year but of course with the pandemic effecting it of just stopped everything and of course the major businesses that spain this relying and also other destinations that has mass tourism essay or or a major contributor to the global. Gdp dropped also kind of have to rethink. And you're so right when you're saying that when people are saying that will just a just waiting things to get normal. Were normal is a wrong word. Because you have to think it's going to be different. And how is going to be different. How can i make the difference myself in order to to kickstart this business or have made i have to think about the different business model
CruiseTipsTV Unplugged - Cruise Tips and More
US Cruises Could Restart Soon With 'Passenger Voyages by Mid-July'
"We found out that cruising might restart emit july with ninety. Five percent of passengers fully vaccinated. Long story short. What happened. Was that usa today. Gunman hands on a letter that was sent from the cdc to the cruise industry late at night. I believe it was wednesday and so this was like the east coast had already gone to bed and we. We're talking after eight. Pm pacific time. This news came out so we waited to film a video until we got more facts on. I believe thursday morning and it turned out that it was completely true. And that most everyone in the cruise industry received this letter. Believe it was from amy. Truffle letty who is the head of the maritime unit for cdc's cove nineteen response team and the letter basically said five k. We'll articles on our website with videos about this. But here's the breakdown. Ships can bypass the required simulated voyages. That were supposed to carry volunteers and jump straight to sailings with paying passengers. If ninety eight percent of the crew and ninety five percent of passengers are fully vaccinated k. Well we talked about in our videos. Where does this leave children. Because we know that kids under sixteen can't get the vaccine right now. The truth is we just don't know. All of the details are pending. Next cd said they were going to respond to applications from the cruise lines for simulated voyages within five days. Which was supposed to take sixty days before. So you're probably wondering. What are you talking about it that you just said that simulated voyages weren't necessarily anymore. Well after listening to the cruise line executives throughout the week what we learned that the cdc is giving them two paths they can take the almost fully vaccinated path to get back to cruising sooner. Or if they don't wanna do that they can still do simulated forages and they'll get a faster response from the. Cdc that's my understanding
Coronavirus 411
Biden’s New Goal: Get 70% of Americans Vaccinated by Fourth of July
"The us administration announced a new goal to administer. At least one dose of a vaccine to seventy percent of american adults by the fourth of july. they also want one hundred. Sixty million adults fully vaccinated by then so more restrictions can be lifted. The july fourth goal would mean about one hundred million shots in the next sixty days a slowdown in pay. Says it's assume those eager to get the shot have already done so
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"sixty day" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
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CNBC's Fast Money
Airline Shares Take Off, But Should You Buy In?
"We start off with an all clear for airline stocks. United american jetblue taken off to the tune of five percent or more day with united seeing its best day since november the rally coming on the heels of this milestone daily air passenger traffic crossing the one point three million mark over the weekend. That's the highest level in a year. So is this the all board with these stocks. Tam you've been in these dr awhile sticking by them. Yeah well. I think until we get into memorial day and another. The traffic is going to continue to increase as the as the vaccines are also brought through. And i just think with airlines the multiples unattractive especially on a relative. Excuse me on an enterprise value basis because a lot of them are have a lot more debt on their balance sheets but I think they're going to overshoot. And i think the pent-up dynamic especially for the traders out there says the valuations aren't going to be terribly interesting on a relative basis to where they were pre covid But just you heard this week that digital bookings out sixty days or within three percent of where they were in two thousand nineteen and when you look at some of the other numbers. If they're getting in terms of digital bookings overall. This week was a very exciting week for airlines to see that kind of demand can stay in the trade. We'll look united's up fifty five percent since since feb one of america's well delta thirty five percent. I think you've had a great great run. But i think you can time this into again. I think you sell airlines. When they get back to peak capacity and they'll probably be sometime after memorial day carrington mentioned enterprise value. And that's something that has really concern you. You were one time. One time investor in these airline stocks right so the enterprise value is now greater than it was. I don't know delta over several of them greater than it was december of two thousand and nineteen. So that just seems ridiculous to me an evaluation because when you think about it as tim mentioned the debts much higher so even if everything goes back to the exactly the way it was they still have a boatload of debt that they need to service right to those interest payments aren't free so the businesses hampered their you know flying on fumes but i've said that for a while i just feel like it's you know this is the room before the news of. Oh wow these these businesses can take for them to be really really profitable again. So i missed the run but i'm absolutely not going to jump in right here. I think that I think there are over valued even if you think about a return even if you think about a them approaching break even getting to break even still
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"sixty day" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
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40 Going On 14
"sixty day" Discussed on 40 Going On 14
"And i saw i. When i was doing some research. He was quoted that when he saw her again years later he said she was much shorter and much. More human than here remembered so you know perspective. I think that goes to the point of them being there voluntarily. They walked in voluntarily. But when you get into that situation with the staff it's almost like you create your own cage like after a certain point you've got this institutional mindset where even though technically illegally can you leave. Yeah but are you ever going to know. Because you're completely dependent on the structure. You obey s second nature and that's really what our anti hero is fighting against the whole institutional mindset where they're imprisoning themselves. It's that catch twenty two you know. Hey this is crazy. Yes that's correct so i'm crazy please. Grammy no the fact that you realize it's crazy means. You're not crazy so you ask you flying bombing missions. That's another episode. We we did. We did not so long ago probably like two years ago. Whenever i think something's not so long ago i find out. Oh yeah that was. Three years ago i love catch twenty but in but anyways. Yeah you'd think about it. And that's what i think is where mcmurphy in the movie stars to crack because he he's realized he's completely at the mercy of this system. Now how do you get out of the system. That says you're supposed to be there. Well and he. I mean ferrall intents and purposes at least from what i gather from the the what. We're watching the film you know and having seen it so many times. He obviously threw himself into that thinking. Okay you know go in here. You know do my sixty day evaluation or whatever and then beyond mary way or it's either way it's going to be easier than being at the work for work. He thought his sentence was sixty eight days no matter where he spent it. So why am i gonna spend it on the workforce spend it over here with all the nuts and then when he finds out. Well it's not sixty eight days if you go that route. It's when they say you can get out yup and when you're pushing back like he was i mean they have every reason to to keep you there and there are studies where there are people who did social experiments who went undercover check themselves into a mental institution and found it very difficult to get out like even once their credentials were revealed They had been forced to be medicated. They had been diagnosed and like it was very tough.
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"sixty day" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
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Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"sixty day" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"Like that was a bum. Hunter yours about ralston headed for the border. I get covered every trail leading south out of tombstone. Say laura everybody's entitled to one mistake gotta admit it was logical to recognise beheaded straits out. We covered most of this country. Western town l. Just keep circling. Maybe took all the nor. What is it tracks. I'll take a closer look at blackwell. Yeah this is the one we're looking for right on the left hind hope hidden straight wish when the san pedro river. Let's move right into the river. It's an old trick but it still works. Probably and downstream lays out the other side trail. Gonna be tough to find again over there. That's pretty rocky ground. So i see we do pick it up again. I'll bet it turns south. Still thank you heading for the border. Let's cross and split up to upstream to downstream right. Fire cat right. Gain vij intrigued. roulston ounce slaughter. I never figure he gets his way of paying back. Everything done which take an blackwell. Get outta sight around the bend. Let's get back to the riverbank. I get it smarter going to look for tracks on the other side of the river. We're gonna look for on this side. I know what you get off your horse and look a close. Look those tracks we've been trailing which down well through dry dirt in the bottom reach. Warren was raining last night when ralston supposed to have stolen our money in the horse made his getaway. Rain stopped our before. Sunnah these tracks made after it stopped raining dry dirt with a who's cut through the wet. You you mean somebody rigged this trail to lead as a wild goose chase. Just what we're going to find out. Luke slaughter of tombstone on classic radio theater well. Christmas time is over. But you know what's not over the my pillow special berry special deal right now and you pulled. Kurt heard me talk about mypillow now for close to three years. You know that the my pillow never goes flat. You can them and dry them. They come out just as good as new. They maintain their shape and they are made in the usa. They all come with a ten year warranty and for a limited time. Mike lindell offering his premium my pillows for a very special price the standard or queen sized premium. My pillows forty dollars up twenty nine ninety eight king-size my pillow's the premium pillows are only five dollars more and the sixty day money back guarantee now has been extended to march first up. Twenty twenty one. What a great time to get a my pillow for you or the person you love. Yeah i give it to. Him is late christmas gift. Just give it to them or get an extra one for yourself. Go to mypillow dot com. Click on the radio listener square. Use my promo code. Usa or call one eight hundred nine five one eight one seven five and use my promo code usa. The benefit of going online is that you can see all the other specials. The giza dreams bedsheets mypillow mattress topper. My pillow dog beds and the my pillow towel sets. That are absolutely wonderful. Don't wait go right now. To mypillow dot com. Click on the radio listener special. Use my promo code. Usa or call one eight hundred nine five one eight one seven five the best thing to get you in shape for a new year is the gift of a great night's sleep. My pillow dot com radio listener square. Use my promo code. Usa classic radio theater on your favorite station now. The conclusion of loot slaughter of tombstone.
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"sixty day" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
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QFC to shut down two Seattle stores; said decision 'accelerated' after city's hazard pay ordinance
"City council mandates a four dollar an hour hazard pay increase for grocery store workers so one grocery store chain announces in direct response. The closing of two of their stores. They say a four dollar an hour hazard pay hike. For grocery store workers mandated by government would raise their operating costs in the city by twenty two percent. The story comes to us from k. O. m. o. Tv and be really sad to see it. Go dean palermo with palermo. Pizza and pasta says closing the q. F. c. store right across the street from him is going to hurt this. Kfc's been here since we opened up they cue of c. says the capitol hill store on fifteenth avenue and the one in wedgwood are under performing stores. That will have a shutdown in about sixty days. Unfortunately these two stores were already struggling financially and then the city council mandate really just pushed it over the edge where it just was not a feasible option anymore. The new four dollar an hour payback's for grocery workers in the city of seattle impacts as many as ten thousand employees at stores like ufc. Fred meyer safeway albertsons. Critics say the timing of the. Qc announcement seem suspect to announce on february sixteenth. thirteen days. Later that they're gonna close to stores. Seems a little too convenient time wise to me. It seems like a direct retaliation to the local community. Putting that hazard pay in place kroger's the parent company of qc and fred. Meyer and profits are at record highs grocery store workers deserve hazard paid. They've been working in the front line confronting this virus since the very beginning at. Kfc spokeswoman says their employees have worked hard and are being given appreciation pair hazard pay but the company also says that move is hurting their bottom line. we have seen increase business during the pandemic. And we're so creative of all the customers that continue to choose us for their food. But i'll tell you that we have invested that money right back into cover things like fresh. Pp for every associate on every shift this city council mandate it raises are operating twenty two percent in
Equity
This startup is making customized sexual harassment training
"Is raising money. And i think this is a really cool company and i want you to tell us all about it. Athena raised money in june with two million round for anti harassment software that it would send to companies and companies basically. Install it for their employees. You'd get a nudge every month. Five minute training and it'd be kind of this idea of making a more flexible way of learning about how to deal with modern situations that might rise up better than the one hour lecture. This is a shift in its focus. Because before was doing kind of one thing and now it's doing a broader array of things when it raised in june was just doing anti harassment in zoom and slack world and now eight months later. It's another two million co led by the same firm. Gsp that let first round of it's and it's going into anything compliance related whether that's how to make sure you are not doing insider trading by mistake or or other bits like that and it's they leaned on big customers which was the impetus for this round including netflix's doom and send us and so for an early stage startup. Those are big names. They have twenty thousand active employees completing their monthly training which the co founder is a positive signal that it's at least getting engagement in some way. Are you currently caught up on your corporate training for verizon media group as managing editor one of my wonderful tasks at the company is to actually monitor our employees to make sure they follow all of the different trainings that they have to do. Because i am the one who gets. The e mails for a bunch of folks that says so and so is sixty days later on their annual compliance training. We will delete thirty male if they do not respond immediately. Did not know that was a state attorney question again dan. Natasha and i caught up on our vm. I think you're mostly caught up february's if you are not cut up would have been fired because most the recordings are due in december. So if you haven't done them you would be out nailed it tauscher. There's also some grows numbers and our notes here. Something like two hundred and fifty percent growth quarter over quarter. What is that metric tracking in the athena's since it was tracking basically the amount of people who are on the platform amount of learners. That are coming to athena. Obviously those big contracts and mentioned earlier help them be able to prove that like any startup. right now knock sharing revenue profitability et et cetera. They're just hoping to use this money to gain new customers and figure out that stuff. Later is spelled. E. t. h. e. n. a. Not of in ethene like it's like patina but it's not blockchain related. I usually ask founders for the story behind their name but recently i guess i have not been good enough to that curious enough about how that came together. I think the idea of little mini modules. Make sense. I mean some of the things i actually remember. From compliance training are like mini modules for instance detectors by verizon media and reisen media's owned by and say verizon because it has infrastructure works with government a lot and so in our corruption training which had to take. Oh yeah there's this great story of like you're working hard at work in the field and you have a city official with you. Can you offer them a bottle of water on a hot day. And i was like stir and there's like wrong committed bribery and corruption and a dig radiation to american society. You may not offer anything of value. Not even a penny. You can't offer free water bottle or kick cat.
The Indigo Podcast
"sixty day" Discussed on The Indigo Podcast
"The dmv is false that the person's running it works really well out there in the north west when they decided they weren't going to have police in certain areas right. Well we we will dive into that one but you know the thing is people. It's a fantasy right. And it titillates this idea of unfettered stuff but one of the first things we can do to strengthen institution as when you see somebody attacking institutions. Make them be specific. Hey man i just can't take you seriously unless you could be very specific about what is specifically wrong with this okay. This institution made a mistake. Was this a systemic thing. They always make this mistake or is this a one off people. Think okay well then we can have some correction and move on those kinds of things. Do not allow people to undermine the need for institutions. They allow us to organize as a society and we destroyed those institutions. We destroy trust. And then you're living and chaotic carnage so for example. You know you. And i both know that the military is not perfect. Does that man get rid of the whole military. No it doesn't. I think it means that you be specific about those things that need to change and you continually work towards making it better about it and even that recognition and that type of approach towards. Hey let's let's continually. Try to improve things. I think as a sign of a healthy institution. Yeah absolutely we've we've seen all kinds of scullery in the military but you know we don't have perfect. Nobody does and we. But that doesn't mean that we aren't for in violent about improving things will not accept this next year. We will not accept this starting now. One of the things that we have is a sixty day time to address extremism in our ranks because we found veterans and even some people that are currently in the national guard at the capitol. Riots which is a complete no go for the military and so and it always has been go by the way like yes always had put. I had soldiers. I've served with that have been put out of the military for being an extremist organizations. And you know it's like mowing the lawn that that stuff crops up because people are there and we develop but do i say we'll just disband all the military now. Any first world government needs one. You know so so back to the what can you do. Naacp people focus on the improvement piece on it. They want to call for a dismantling and they have got a tall intellectual case. They gotta make. Yeah that's well said and you know. I think it's important to remember that you know how your structures are in your organization you know everything from who reports the whom to your policies and procedures all of those can become institutions. They've become taken for granted. They need to be aligned with what you're trying to achieve wing it for a while as an organization or with certain aspects And that could even lead to some informal institutions but. I think it's important to be intentional about what's what's working. What's not kind of going to your point about being very specific about what you're trying to do with your organization before you just try to wing it and try just trying stuff. Yeah and so. I'm thinking agile people out here. We're all so foregin izing. We're all you know. I've never seen them self organize the cleaning of the bathrooms. They always hire janitorial staff to come. Keep the bathrooms clean and back in the carpet. Maybe they're super. If you're at the phase where you're in your mom's garage starting the next facebook. Well okay well. You're probably is doing that. Honestly if you know a lot of these software developers but other bathroom point. I have a funny funny anecdote so my my brother..
Project Life- Taking Project Management Concepts and Applying Them to Everyday Life
"sixty day" Discussed on Project Life- Taking Project Management Concepts and Applying Them to Everyday Life
"We're just here to take people's money and we're not. There's a lot that goes in. There's a lot of work on my end. That goes into it to make sure that my clients get the fastest and best results so that they can start achieving their goals. Twenty twenty one. Now if someone is looking for credit repair. I guess what are some tips as people go out shop like a common questions they should be asking or looking for when it comes to credit repair. Yeah who obviously ask about the fees. You know it's kinda get what you pay for kind of thing. Because i've also had clients say i paid twenty five bucks to get my credit repair. It didn't work. Well it's like yeah like that kind of makes sense it's a it's you get what you pay for but i'm you also again. You want to read the person you know. Go with your gut and failure vibes. Is this person really gonna stick with you and and push you through the process here in and stay on top of you Also wanna make sure that they're disputing everything at once Some credit repair companies will charge you. Her item that they're disputing. You wanna make sure that. They're disputing everything at once because you'll get results faster that way in it and it's actually probably comes out cheaper that way and i mean those are really the main things you know. Just go through to make sure that this is the right person for you now. You don't want just do it with anyone right right in. Its it's definitely one of those things to also just anything. Look you know a lot. You know reviews online. Do do your homework and Really looking into a company. 'cause 'cause it is an investment which is is one thing that you should expect as well. This is an investment on one. This is your financial report card. If you really wanna look at it you know. Your credit is your financial report or that. You're putting out to the world so it's something that you definitely want to make sure you're taking care of now. Talk to me about the process. What are the expectations that you tell your clients or at least we should let our listeners. Know like if you are gonna im- embrace this journey like what is. What is this journey as a quick is it. You know sixty day. Is it two years like whoa. What are some expectations. Someone going through the process in expect. be patient. I tell all my clients be patient because especially now with covert. The mail system is slow down at all the bureaus are working remotely slowed down ten ten times fold Which is why. They extended the investigation period from thirty to forty..
Wendell's World & Sports
"sixty day" Discussed on Wendell's World & Sports
"About that. This guy has learned to be a greater weapon because now he's learning how to fight. He's a professional fighter. She's on june fifteen after he was arrested. The judge found hardy. Guilty of assaulting a female in communicate in communicating threats. She sentenced him to eighteen months in prison or after eighteen months probation. A sixty day jail sentence was suspended. And when hardy appealed the decision requesting jury trial the victim failed to appear in court to testify and as a result a prosecutor's office dropped the charges citing the inability to locate the victim and reliable information that the two parties had reached a civil settlement. So i mean where is the where is the i can't believe it Another black man being railroaded. I can't believe it. Another black man victim of the judicial system. I can't believe it despite everything. This guide being railroad in being treated harshly and everything. All those things happen all of the things happen. All of those things happen. Although things happen the black boasts have been had happening to those to us for centuries but again the only reason why i pointed out to say just to make a blanket statement well if he was black if a white guy did this to a black woman or a black man the to a white woman. This would happen to him now. There's been instances where that really isn't the case. It didn't happen to junior galette either. Happen to limit little little kill. Two people ran over him with a car now. Donte stallworth. killed some people with his car. Those two came back and play football again. How much of it it's race. How much of it is economics. If i could sound stereotypical a little bit ignorant and many black votes. Go out get themselves. A high priced lawyer and boom there. We go settle. Something happens in terms of You know not facing the full brunt the full force of the judicial system in that county or state or in the district or whatever. So you know. Chad wheeler i. I want this guy to spend decades in prison. Not be to come for parole for decades..
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"sixty day" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"He doesn't need congress. He's got up pan. And what does he do in his first three days in office. I mean this under the guise of his platform of unity. Unity has a different definition for the biden administration than it does for those who are are of different political stripe. But what does he do. He kills the keystone excel pipeline crushing jobs. And then we have that sixty day moratorium on new leases and drilling permits on federal lands of both onshore and offshore for oil and gas for energy independence. Yeah take a look at the price of gas When president biden got into office from. Now it'll be probably a dollar. Perhaps even a dollar fifty a gallon higher than it was. So what he's doing is the keystone pipeline is a real killer And i don't even know if legally he can can do that. The canadian government is suing. You gave us a permit. We started building. We have billions of dollars in here. Now listen you wanna stop it. I don't know if they can do that or not. We'll have to see how that plays out in court. But regardless if you restrict the supply of oil and gas you're gonna anytime you restrict the supply of anything. The price of it is going to go up. And that's what's going to happen here. Even worse is if we're not producing enough energy for our own needs. We're gonna have to import it from somebody else and when that starts to happen. It creates all kinds of economic and political problems. President trump got us to the point. We were we were energy independent. We were a net export or rather than an importer of oil. Now anything happens in the middle east. Somebody cuts off something or other. You know we'll deal with it but it's not going to have a devastating negative economic impact on the us one we that stops and once we're not energy independent anymore. Now we're gonna have to rely on oil from somebody else and that creates problems. The other thing is now canada. Who can't sell their oil to the. Us will now start the ship. It to Perhaps some of our adversaries and that's not going to be a A big boost to us. Either biden's gone crazy with these executive orders He put us back in that The paris climate accord. Yes some of these things. He's doing It's gonna take years to undo this And they're all very negative right now. We should be concentrating our policy on growth. We had a severe but very short lived. Recession came out of it very quickly. But then it's latin in the fall. We should concentrate on getting economic growth back up again. Let everybody be healthy like the way it was. Before the pandemic we had record low unemployment rising wages everything was was good. We need to get back to that first..
Marketing Management and Money
"sixty day" Discussed on Marketing Management and Money
"Strawberries. Ma forget about it. I i used to do this food club. I actually really enjoyed it And what was the is this food. Co-op you just paid a flat rate. I don't remember what it was. It was like twenty five bucks a week or something like that and they they would deliver this ball of Farm fresh locally grown. Well here i am in utah. Where the growing season is not amazing. Right and I remember the first box that i got in march was like seven different varieties of lettuce. Nice like i guess. Lettuces and season early in utah. Nothing else exactly. Sorry i just thought of that But it was. It was wonderful. Come september employment right like do you it. So that business. Do you really think that they're subscribe schreiber members yet. Their memberships are going to be increasing during those months. I highly doubt it right. You know they're going to be increasing in the first month of spring and summer and then dulcie this decline right. So it's the same thing and you need to use that what we've been talking about the internal extra cash flow to advantage to grow when getting good and to play it safe and start to plan. Start to stow stuff away for those months that you're in decline or that you are not seeing growth or decline right to need to ride out and you've got to make your cash last for three months where you're really not making. Yeah so yeah. And and i want to. I want to wrap up with this final note. This final thought and that is of what you're talking about here. You know we talk about the seasonality and you can't you can't understand cash flow without understanding your businesses season and every business has a cycle. And if you don't understand your you know your peaks in your routes then you're never going to understand your cash flow will. There's a counter intuitive piece to all this and that is when things are going great you should already be thinking about when things aren't going great exactly and you know i see some of these Kind of naive entrepreneurs and i'm not trying to discredit someone who you know like. This is their their first time. Trying something out but it really is a level of naive day that they they when things start going up they think. Oh it always goes up mike. You know it will go up and then we'll go down and it will go up in it. we'll go to. It might trend up. You know ultimately ultimately but you're gonna have ups and you're going to have downs and and one of the rookie mistakes that i'll see coming from a lot of entrepreneurs is when things are trending up. They start thinking that they're still in a growth phase. And you know. I love that. We're talking about farmers markets because farmers markets are real. You can't manipulate a farmer's market very much you can manipulate of other industries. You know human beings figured out some creative ways to kind of change things up Away from the natural cycle of things and farmers markets tend to just stay a little bit true to the natural cycle of things. And so you know. Everyone knows that they're going to be times when the harvest is great. And we're going to be times when there's no harvest and and so you know they plan accordingly at these farmers markets and so in your business. You need to look at this. You need to say. Hey you know what the harvest is great. So what am i doing to plan for the winter when there's no harvest because in your business and that's just your slow season you know the winter represents your slow season and it's not that your business is bad because as a slow season is just seasonality. It just means two. Yeah things go up things. Go down and so The the final that. I want to leave our listeners with is to just say understand your season. Learn when it's going to be slow. Think ahead look ahead with what your cash flow is because cash flows usually cycle. You know sixty days ninety days and so if you're only looking two weeks ahead and you've got a sixty day cash cycle. You're not you're not on top of it does not compute and so turning it off and on again won't work at that point so so take some time You should be sitting down with your management team. You should be talking about cash flow and that should be a regular thing at least quarterly. Even monthly would be smart to make sure that you're staying on top of it. It really will make a huge difference in the success of your business and and yeah i could just. I could talk about this for a lot longer. But i'm going to get it off. You guys have been great. We appreciate you tuning into letting me nerd out on a little bit of the finance side.
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"sixty day" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"Did you finish the income. Tax return judge. I called the drugstore and they're going to send over a bottle good by the way that i think part last week. Where did it go. Well you know the blue sox. I gave you the christmas and utan shoes. Didn't match them. Yeah my than match racially yes. I did thank. You didn't go call the drugstore. Hurry within why. Do i always leave this income tax till the last minute. Come in lets burn. Yeah i'm the deliveryman drugstore good good. I've been waiting. But i think i just started today. In fact you're my first delivery. While i'm so happy with the job i don't you. Level people are happy with their job. Maxwell house coffee time. George burns and gracie allen seventy three years ago january fifteenth nineteen forty. If you're looking for covid nineteen testing. Look into quest the lab that's processed over twenty five million tests and counting. You can get the same test. Hospitals use without a doctor visit simply orderonline select from drive thru or at home options and get result sent securely to your phone or computer. It's experience and accuracy. You can trust from quest. The largest medical testing lab in the country so order today at quest covid nineteen dot com. That's quest covid. Nineteen dot com. Welcome to churchill. meditation with. Shiloh are working on forgiving ourselves for not knowing the difference between upload and download speeds before getting cable internet. That's oddly specific after me. I am not my cable internet. We don't have cable. Not a bad deal video stalls something i will get a t and t fiber and i will switch classes into you. Do slow upload speeds. You're not a bad person. You just need better internet with twenty times. Faster upload speeds. At fiber delivers a faster internet experience. Then cable get eighteen five or with no annual contract limited availability and select areas. Call one eight. Seven seven only att check eligibility at att dot com slash get fiber based on combined. Internet one thousand wired up and dalo capacity versus major cable providers one service uploads of thirty five megabits per second speed vary not guaranteed restrictions apply. Well christmas time is over. But you know what's not over the my pillow special berry special deal right now and you heard me talk about mypillow now for close to three years. You know that the my pillow never goes flat. You can wash them and dry them. They come out just as good as new maintain their shape and they are made in the usa. They all come with a ten year warranty and for a limited time. Mike lindell offering his premium my pillows for a very special price. The standard or queen sized premium mypillow forty dollars up twenty nine ninety eight king-size my pillow's the premium pillows are only five dollars more and the sixty day money back guarantee now as extended to march first up. Twenty twenty one. What a great time to get a my pillow for you or the person you love. Yeah give it to the late christmas gift. Just give it to them or get an extra one for yourself. Go to mypillow dot com. Click on the radio listener square. Use my promo code. Usa or call one eight hundred nine five one eight one seven five and use my promo code usa. The benefit of going online is that you can see all the other specials. The giza dreams bedsheets mypillow mattress topper. My pillow dog beds and the my pillow towel sets. That are absolutely wonderful. Don't wait go right now. To mypillow dot com. Click on the radio listener special. Use my promo code. Usa or call one eight hundred nine five one eight one seven five the best thing to get you in shape for a new year is the gift of a great night's sleep..