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Christopher Miglino is chairman and CEO of SRAX (www.srax.com), a digital marketing and consumer data management and distribution platform company. He is also Founding Member of the company’s blockchain identification graph technology platform, BIG (www.bigtoken.com), which is the first consumer-powered data marketplace where people own, verify and sell access to their data.

 

Christopher co-founded the company in April 2010 and has served as CEO since inception. Under his leadership, Christopher took the company public on the NASDAQ, trading under the symbol: SRAX. Previously, he founded Conscious Enlightenment, Inc. and also served as its CEO overseeing the strategy and operations of the company’s Lime Advertising Network, Lime.com, Yogamates.com, The Enlightenment Card and Conscious Enlightenment Publishing, which prints magazines in Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, New York and Seattle.

Tim and Tom talk about the big AEW rally, Daniel Bryan, Chris Jericho, NXT, Chad Gable, Raw, Smackdown, and all kinds of fun stuff.

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How do you define your customer’s journey, and why is it important to do so? Why should you think locally to expand globally? JoDawn Whitlock-Karnowski, Global Marketing Director of UPS Capital, joined us in the Café to discuss these topics and more.

On this episode, Justin (@HeavyseT330) sits down with our own Stacy (@Stacysilvers), who is also from Superfantastic Podcast (@Superfancastic). The guys chat about The Browns, Kanye West, food, and SO MUCH MORE! 

 

(Note: Originally we had planned to have this episode next week and this week was going to be our 2018 review & 2019 predictions episode. Unfortunately, we had some technical problems so that episode will now be recorded next week. Luckily, the was recorded over this past weekend so we were able to still have an episode this week.) 

 

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Everyday we use formulas, combinations and recipes to regulate our lives. Only 5% of Americans use these patterns consciously and consistently to get ahead and stay ahead financially. There's an overlooked source that many of these patterns originate - The Bible!

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Outro - Baby It's Cold Outside

Show Notes  You know, at this time of year most everyone will be blogging and podcasting in some form on New Year’s Resolutions or Goals. As much distaste as I have for the idea of New Year’s Resolutions, mostly because they rarely make any difference in your life, I think The Next Chapter would be remiss if we failed to address the subject. I find the bulk of my reluctance to embrace the notion New Year’s Resolutions has to do with the notion that these goals are most often about accomplishments that may or may not have anything to do with internal realities like character or personal identity issues. Basically, what I am saying is that, with New Year’s Resolutions, we can fall into a trap of focusing on what we do rather than who we are. Today my conversation is with my good friend, Terry Hershey, who has made the “who you are” question the focus of his vocation. As an avid reader, author, renowned public speaker, and life coach Terry is as close an expert on this subject as one can be. So let’s bring on Terry Hershey to enlighten us on this most important subject of Identity Processes over New Year’s Resolutions. You can reach Terry at www.terryhershey.com For more with Charlie Hedges please visit www.thenextchapter.life

Wrestling With Altitude is back after a brief hiatus.

On this episode, Mr. 4th Row (@mister4throw) talks with "Hail Rogers" Bruce Rogers (@hailrogers89), https://www.facebook.com/Bruce-Rogers-539741832711937/, https://www.instagram.com/hailbrucerogers/

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Continuing in his search to find a business to acquire, Confident ROi host Alex Vorobieff lets us in on what he is looking for, and how he developed search criteria that has prevented him from making offers on a few businesses that looked promising.

We also delve into the new trend of DIY AI development, illustrated by a fascinating story about a Japanese owner of a small dry cleaning business, who has transformed his business without any prior knowledge of coding or AI software.

This episode also discusses how technology has disrupted some more mature industries for the better, and how tech sometimes has unintended consequences for many other traditional products, directly resulting in their failure.

Finally, we look at what we can learn from collecting data in subjective fields such as the buying and selling of horses. Can we really create objective and measurable elements in these fields? And if so can we use them to create a competitive advantage? Listen to the podcast to find out.

Topics Discussed:

How do you set up search criteria when acquiring a business? – 0:28

Why Alex is avoiding businesses linked to the residential housing market – 2:54

The American skilled-labor shortage and how it’s ramping up labor costs – 10:35

Do it yourself AI, the story of one Japanese dry cleaners’ owner – 15:59

How coding and technology is becoming more accessible to the layperson – 18:04

What the buying and selling of horses can tell us about data – 25:50

Mining objective and measurable elements from data that was previously thought to be “subjective” – 31:54

How some firms have used technology to disrupt the shoe industry and gain a competitive advantage – 39:23

How Alex is looking to develop an existing business – 40:42

How Dominos were able to scale from a 2 store pizza chain to an international empire by getting their managers to literally buy in – 46:49

The unintended consequences of introducing technology to mature markets and products – 49:38