Something You Should Know

Introducing Julián Castro on the Biden Problem, and What the Democratic Party Got Wrong from The New Yorker Radio Hour.

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The panic that gripped Democrats during and after President Biden’s performance in the June debate against Donald Trump didn’t come out of nowhere. In January of last year, the Radio Hour produced an episode about President Biden’s age, and the concerns that voters were already expressing. But no nationally prominent Democratic politician was willing to challenge Biden in the primaries. After the debate, Julián Castro was one of the first prominent Democrats to say that Biden should withdraw from the race, and he went on to tell MSNBC’s Alex Wagner that potential Democratic rivals and even staffers “got the message” that their careers would be “blackballed” if they challenged him. Castro—who came up as the mayor of San Antonio, and then served as President Obama’s Secretary for Housing and Urban Development—ran against Biden in the Presidential primary for the 2020 election. He talks with David Remnick about how we got here, and what the Democratic Party should have done differently.

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While “digital dementia” is not a real medical diagnosis, you still see it everywhere. People are so reliant on (and overloaded by) technology that they don’t remember the simplest things. Listen as I explain the real problem with digital dementia and why we all need to be concerned. https://www.neurocenternj.com/blog/digital-dementia-how-screens-and-digital-devices-impact-memory/

I’m sure you have heard that having family, friends and other human connections is important. But what you may not know is just HOW important. Most people today have fewer close connections than people in previous generations. Yet the science is clear that having real people in your life is essential to your health, happiness and longevity. Joining me to explain how this works and why it is so important is Kasley Killam. She is an internationally recognized expert on the topic who has worked with organizations such as Google, the US Department of Health and Human Services, and the World Economic Forum to facilitate building more socially healthy products, workplaces, and communities. She is author of the book, The Art and Science of Connection Why Our Social Health is the Key to Living Longer, Healthier, and Happier (https://amzn.to/4cynFRi).

How many times have you been told to – “Use your imagination” to try to figure something out or come up with an idea? Have you ever wondered what your imagination actually is? Why are some people’s imaginations more fertile than others? How can you tap into your imagination and use it to your advantage? All of these questions and more are addressed by my guest Albert Read. He is Managing Director of Condé Nast in Britain where he currently oversees British Vogue, GQ, Wired, & Condé Nast Traveller. He is also author of the book The Imagination Muscle: Where Good Ideas Come From (https://amzn.to/4cw9xrw).

It's common to send or bring flowers to someone who is sick. That brings up a question: Does it really help? Do get-well flowers actually help people get well? Listen as I reveal the interesting explanation. https://www.floweraura.com/blog/healing-power-get-well-soon-flowers-scientific-perspective

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Introducing 109. The Business of Buying Businesses with Jaryd Krause from Millionaire University.

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In this episode of Millionaire University, we meet Jaryd, a former plumber from Australia turned successful online entrepreneur. Through his platform, Buying Online Businesses, Jaryd shares his journey from initial failures with a travel blog and e-commerce venture to finding success and freedom by purchasing existing online businesses. He emphasizes the importance of due diligence when acquiring online ventures, offers insights into various business types suitable for beginners, and provides strategies for risk mitigation. Jaryd underscores the crucial role of mindset in overcoming fears and achieving goals, cautioning against unrealistic expectations perpetuated by social media. The discussion also delves into the motivations behind selling profitable online businesses and the value of these ventures as cash-flowing assets. Jaryd's guidance offers listeners invaluable insights to navigate the complexities of the online business world and embark on their own paths to financial success.

+ Jaryd's Journey: From Plumber to Online Entrepreneur

+ he Evolution of an Online Business Empire

+ The Art of Buying and Growing Online Businesses

+ Due Diligence: The Key to Successful Online Business Acquisitions

+ From Blogs to SaaS: Understanding Different Online Business Models

+ Selling Your Online Business: Motivations and Strategies

+ Building a Business with the Future in Mind

+ Maximizing Business Attractiveness for Sale

+ Investing in Businesses vs. Real Estate: A Deep Dive

+ The Power of Cash Flow in Business Investments

+ Overcoming Fear and Achieving Success in Business Investments

+ Realistic Expectations and the Journey to Success

Due Diligence Framework

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Is it safe to let your dog lick your face or eat off your plate? It pretty much depends on how clean your dog’s mouth is. This episode begins with a look at whether being so intimate with your dog is okay or cause for concern. https://nypost.com/2022/04/06/your-dogs-kisses-could-contain-deadly-superbug-study-says/

When people say they love their house or car or shoes – is that really love? Can you love inanimate things? Possibly, according to Aaron Ahuvia, professor of marketing at the University of Michigan who is the most widely published and often cited expert on non-interpersonal love. Listen as he reveals what we really mean when we speak of loving objects and activities. Aaron is author of a book titled The Things We Love (https://amzn.to/3z4992k)

Have you ever thought when you get to the end of your life, what it is that finally kills you? It’s worth thinking about because if you understand what is most likely to kill you, you can prevent or at least postpone it from happening. That’s according to Sheila Buff author of the book You Bet Your Life: Your Guide to Deadly Risk (https://amzn.to/3ARYZ6b). Listen as Shelia reveals the most common and not-so-common ways people die – and why. And maybe how we can sidestep those things and live a bit longer.

Finding true love isn’t easy. And finding true love the second or third time around can seem impossible. Don’t give up hope. Instead, listen as I explain what one psychologist says can help you find true love one more time. Source: Finding Love Again by Dr. Terry Orbuch (https://amzn.to/3z0xiH4)

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Introducing Discover Natural Wonders with Lulu Miller from Via Podcast.

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On the latest episode of the Via Podcast, hosts Michelle Donati and Mitti Hicks explore a few of the incredible natural wonders located throughout the West—a dogsled excursion to view the northern lights in remote Alaska is just the tip of the awe-inspiring iceberg.

Guest Lulu Miller, host of the podcasts Radiolab and Terrestrials, takes you on a journey to discover the science behind these natural creations and reveals her own adventures in search of them.

Via Podcast is a production of AAA Mountain West Group.

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Your chances of winning the lottery are horrible. Still, a lot of people play. This episode starts by revealing a few things worth knowing about playing the lottery – even though you likely won’t ever win the big jackpot. https://www.wired.com/video/watch/lottery-strategy

Stories of how great ideas become successful are always fascinating – particularly when those ideas are so different than anything that came before it. Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, Twitch, Twitter are all successful companies that broke a lot of rules on the road to success. They had to. Here to reveal how they and others do it is Mike Maples Jr. He is a venture capitalist who was an early investor in Twitter (he passed on Airbnb) and he knows what it takes to take an idea and make it soar. Mike is the co-founder of Floodgate, a leading seed stage fund in Silicon Valley that invested in companies like Twitter, Twitch, and others at the very beginning. Mike is host of the podcast Starting Greatness (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/starting-greatness/id1488560647) and author of the book Pattern Breakers: Why Some Start-Ups Change the Future (https://amzn.to/3W8BXlT)

We’ve all heard of black holes. They are those places in space that have such a strong gravitational pull that nothing can escape them – not even light. What you may not know is that there are black holes in the center of every galaxy and without black holes – or at least the one in the middle of our galaxy, we may not even be here. Joining me to discuss what black holes are, what they do and why you should care is Marcus Chown. He is an award winning science writer and broadcaster, former radio astronomer at the California Institute of Technology and author of several books, including A Crack in Everything: How Black Holes Came in from the Cold and Took Cosmic Centre Stage (https://amzn.to/3W9cFUE)

If you are concerned about your skin – and skin cancer, I’m sure you use sunscreen. While that’s a good thing, skin cancer rates are up. The implication is that sunscreen alone isn’t enough and in fact your diet may have an impact on how the sun treats your skin. Listen as I explain the details. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/08/well/eat/diet-skin-cancer-risk-melanoma.html

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Introducing 139. Inside Amazon Wholesaling: Corey Ganim's Path to $3.2 Million from Millionaire University.

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In this episode of the Millionaire University Podcast, Brien Gearin interviews Corey Ganim, an Amazon wholesale expert who shares his journey to creating a seven-figure business by reselling products on Amazon. They dive deep into the intricacies of wholesale on Amazon, touching upon product selection, sourcing strategies, logistics, and the importance of strong supplier relationships. Corey also discusses the operational aspects of his lean team and key lessons in managing a capital-intensive business.

+ Introduction to Corey Ganim and His Business Model

+ How Strollers Got Him on The Millionaire Path

+ Navigating Amazon Listings and the Buy Box

+ Finding the Right Products and Suppliers, Don't Overcomplicate It

+ Why He Leans Towards the Unsexy Products

+ His Process For Working with Distributors and Manufacturers

+ FBA vs. FBM and Logistic Strategies

+ Financial Management and Profit Margins

+ Operating a Lean Team and Expanding with Content

+ Favorite Resources for Amazon Wholesaling

+ Advice for Entrepreneurs

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Profit First by Mike Michalowicz - Transform Your Business from a Cash-Eating Monster to a Money-Making Machine

Profit First for Ecommerce Sellers: by Cyndi Thomason - Transform Your Ecommerce Business from a Cash-Eating Monster to a Money-Making Machine 

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When you go out to eat, the restaurant wants you to spend money. Nothing wrong with that. That’s how they stay in business. Still, you should be aware that they don’t leave it to chance. One thing they do is engineer the menu to nudge you you spend. This episode begins by describing some “menu psychology” you should be aware of. https://www.delish.com/food/a46625028/restaurant-menu-design-you-pay-more/

Your memory works in strange ways. First of all, it forgets more than it remembers. Also, there is one particular time in your life you remember more than other times. There are also techniques to help you remember things better. Joining me to discuss all this and so much more about memory is Megan Sumeracki. She is an associate professor of psychology at Rhode Island College, a cognitive psychologist and memory expert, and author of the book The Psychology of Memory (https://amzn.to/4cCOAuK).

Great inventions and scientific breakthroughs are often the result of unusual, accidental or unintentional journeys. These stories are often inspiring and fascinating to hear – whether it’s the invention of the telephone or super glue, penicillin, the pacemaker or anything else. Here, to share some of those stories and explain why they are important for all of us to understand is Tim James. He is a science teacher, YouTuber and blogger and author of the book Accidental: The Greatest (Unintentional) Science Breakthroughs and How They Changed The World (https://amzn.to/3L4XC8b).

Taking your pet to the vet can be a traumatic experience for all involved. To make the process easier on you, the pet and the staff at the veterinarian’s office, listen as I offer some advice veterinarians want you to know. https://www.rd.com/list/50-things-your-vet-wont-tell-you/

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Introducing 138. The Blogging Blueprint: Success Strategies from Mint Arrow's Corinne Stokoe from Millionaire University.

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Join Kirsten as she interviews Corinne, the founder of the successful blog Mint Arrow, on the Millionaire University podcast. In this episode, Corinne shares her journey from starting her blog during her struggle with postpartum depression to transforming it into a full-time income source. They delve into the evolution of blogging, the importance of SEO, and strategies for monetizing a blog through affiliate links and paid partnerships. Corinne also emphasizes the significance of consistency, selecting a niche, and diversifying income streams. With insights on team management and balancing work, this conversation provides valuable tips for aspiring bloggers and established content creators alike.

+ The Evolution of Blogging

+ Starting Mint Arrow

+ Consistency and SEO in Blogging

+ Choosing a Strong Blog Name

+ The Importance of Owning Your Traffic

+ Monetizing Your Blog

+ Growing Your Email List

+ Effective Use of Quizzes in Blogs

+ Leveraging Email Lists for Growth

+ The Role of Pinterest in Blogging

+ Choosing the Right Social Media Platform

+ Building and Managing a Team

+ Repurposing Content for Scalability

+ Planning and Systematizing Content

+ Starting a Blog: Key Takeaways

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It makes sense that people cry when they are sad – but why do some of us cry when we are happy? This episode starts by examining how two opposite emotions can create the same symptom. By the way, what happy occasion do you think causes people to cry “tears of joy” most often? Hint: It’s not weddings. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/11/141111124047.htm

Flavor and taste are not the same thing. In fact, your sense of taste actually involves all your senses and is more complex than you ever imagined. For example, why do you like some foods that other people hate? Here to explain all this and more is food scientist Camilla Arndal Andersen. Listen as she helps us understand your interesting, complicated and subjective sense of taste. Camilla has a TED talk on this topic which you can watch here: https://www.ted.com/talks/camilla_arndal_andersen_what_happens_in_your_brain_when_you_taste_food?language=en

What causes you to get angry? When you do get angry, are you good at dealing with it? Could you ever wish you could handle your anger better? Listen as I explore these questions with Ryan Martin. He is a professor of psychology and associate dean at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and has studied anger extensively. He has a TED talk about anger called The Upside of Anger (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfcQaXG_Qhs). Listen and you will get a better understanding of your own anger.

Children skip. You probably used to when you were young but don’t anymore. After all, seeing an adult skipping down the road might seem a bit odd. Listen as I discuss this and you might find yourself skipping anyway no matter how strange you might look. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3895968/Why-adults-stop-skipping-s-hard-Activity-uses-quarter-energy-running-speed.html

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