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Cameron was an entrepreneur since his childhood, his whole family are entrepreneurs.  At age 21, he had 14 employees. By 35, he'd help build his first TWO $100 MILLION DOLLAR companies.  By the age of 42, Cameron engineered 1-800-GOT-JUNK? spectacular growth from $2 Million to $106 Million in revenue, and 3100 employees— and he did that in just six years. His companies landed over 5,200 media placements in that same six years, including coverage on Oprah.

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• Travis Jones started his career as an athlete
• Became a personal trainer
• Decided to open his first gym, Results-Based Training
• Asked 52 people to help with financing, until one person said yes
• Got his gym equipment on credit
• Slept in the gym because he didn't have money to pay for rent for his own apartment
• Created a clientele by talking to people in the streets
• After the success of his first gym, went on to open 20 more gyms
• Together with wife, Liv Jones, established their cutting-edge coaching business, Think Tank
• Created a digital marketing agency to promote his gyms, then expanded to help other entrepreneurs

http://www.alainguillot.com/john-certalic/

John was the son of a single mother He was put in foster care for the first 16 months of his life After college, he got a job as a high school English teacher for 7 1/2 years After the teaching job, he got a job as an executive recruiter for almost 3 years Then he started his own recruiting company and worked in it for 24-25 years. On 2004 he closed his business to start a missionary care ministry, Caring for Others, with his wife Janet. Married for 50 years Has 2 children and 4 grandchildren

Two months without podcasting. I was having a lot of personal problems and I decided to stop podcasting. I just didn't have it in me.  After two months, I have solved most of my problems and now I am back, this time for good. 

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Danielle R. Moss is a TED Speaker, an educator, and a writer.

In this episode, we speak about the cost of education, The MeToo movements, financial hardship suffered by victims of sexual harassment and Black history month.

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Kevin is a co-founder of Wired Magazine. Founded in 1993, Wired Magazine focuses on how emerging technologies affect culture, the economy, and politics. Kevin Kelly has written many books, his latest is called The Inevitable. College drop out Went to Asia to do photography and Asia became his university We spoke on whether a young person should or should not go to college Last week we had an interview with Darrell West, 059 who says that Robots, AI, and Automation will take all our jobs away. And this week, Kevin Kelly, cannot enumerate the sea of opportunities coming our way. We spoke about the Gig economy About Universal basic income Psychedelics 1000 true fans The Inevitable.

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Are you at risk of losing your job to Robots, AI, or Automation? If so, this episode is for you. Our guest today is Professor Darell West and we will talk about his new book, the future of work.

Profesor Darrell West an author, political scientist, and political commentator. He has written about technology policy, mass media, campaigns, and elections in the United States.

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When I was a little boy, I used to fight a lot. When I was 14 years old, I was a bully (yes, I am ashamed of it). The one instance I regret the most is when I harassed a boy who was very insecure about himself. Today, those thoughts weigh heavy in my mind and heart and I haven't yet forgiven myself. I wish I could find that boy and ask him for forgiveness. I feel that I have to pay back a lot to society, and to oppressed groups before I forgive myself.

When I was a young adult, I was unfaithful to my girlfriends. They trusted me and I didn't deserve that trust. I cheated on them. Today, I wish I could take it back.

I decided to make up for it by being respectful of women, of minorities, of people with different sexual orientations, by being a loyal friend, by being compassionate, by being an example and a guide to others.

I am still not the person who I would like to be, but every day I make a little bit of an effort and I feel that every day I am getting closer.

Today, we have with us, Eldra Jackson. He will share with us how to break the cycle of toxic masculinity.

Eldra Jackson had a decease called "toxic masculinity." So much that he spent 24 years in prison for kidnapping, robbery, and attempted murder. Today helps excovicts get reintegrated back into society. To get out of the cycle of toxic masculinity we have to:

Change our belief system. To realize how our actions negatively affect not only ourselves but also the people around us. Be vulnerable with people, who support us and will hold us accountable.

At 7 years old Eldra was sexually molested. It was at that time that a set of beliefs developed.

He decided that instead of being a victim, he would be the victimizer. Loving put him harm's way Caring about another person made him weak.

To get out of that hurt, Eldra

Acknowledged that he was sexually molested And the forgave. First, he forgave himself, and then he forgave the person who had molested him.

Other notes:

Eldra was parole in June 2014 Being a man is not some machismo character. We have to end the cycle of emotional illiteracy that allows males to victimize others as well as themselves

Resources mentioned:

The inside Circle TED Women 2018 The documentary, The Work The Earned Income Tax Credit Eldra's TED Talk

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David Burkus is the author of three books:

1. The Myths of Creativity: The Truth About How Innovative Companies and People Generate Great Ideas.
2. Under New Management: How Leading Organizations Are Upending Business as Usual.
3. Friend of a Friend: Understanding the Hidden Networks That Can Transform Your Life and Your Career.

• He always wanted to be a writer.
• He is associate professor of leadership and innovation at Oral Roberts University where he was recently named one of the nation's "Top 40 Under 40 Professors Who Inspire."
• YouTube channel, the Daily Burkus
• David's TED Talk
• To follow what David is reading#readwithburk in your favorite social media.

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Our society is shifting. The traditional role between men and women are changing and this change is bringing a lot of confusion about how men and women should interact with each other.

Traditionally, men have been the breadwinner of the family while women stayed at home. Well now, in many household women are earning more. How do we deal with that?

Nas (Nastaran Tavakoli-Far) is a journalist and the podcast host and producer of the podcast "The Gender Knot" takes us into a conversation that doesn't provide any definitive answers but it takes us closer to understand the constant tension between the role of men and woman in