StartEdUp Podcast

Today, Jamal honors his friend by reflecting on living life... emptying your tank NOW. Leading a life of fulfillment.

Jennifer Wiese started making her son healthy foods that were gluten free. She found that it affected his behavior, and overall health. Because is on the autism spectrum, she wanted to keep his diet healthy, but also wanted to make snacks that tasted good.

So she did something about it.

Jennifer went from the kitchen, to the Noblesville, Indiana Farmers Market- to the shelves of Kroger, Target, Whole Foods, and WalMart.

I HIGHLY recommend you not only support this awesome lady, but pick up a bad of Warrior Mix!

Unplug.

This episode is a good one! You might want to share this episode out to a person that needs a boost!

Some simple steps to get more gratitude in your life.

Taylor Simpson and Josh Abalos are on a mission to create opportunities of trust to disrupt the banking industry.

Their company, The Halo App (www.thehaloapp.com) is bringing funders and borrowers together, allowing them to set the rate and payment structure. They're also creating #PositivityBombs by encouraging 0% loans to people that need short term loans, so they can get access to money, without having to go through the long process for a short term loan- or agree to high interest "payday" loans.

I'm very impressed with The Halo App, and wanted to interview this 100% minority owned and operated company, let alone a tech company!

I think you'll be impressed with the mission and vision of The Halo App.

There has been a lot of media focusing on the new skills employers are looking for. Yes, many want tech skills, but more and more employers are calling for more soft skills.

So... have we pushed STEM too much?

Jamal & I talk to one of the most kind, empathetic educator we've ever ran across.

Is he "Twitter famous"?

Nope.

Just awesome.

Meet Zack Shaffer. @PhoenixAZ1899

I learned a valuable lesson from getting called out of Twitter.

Crucial Conversation: Do Schools REALLY need sports teams?

Nik Koyama (Twitter: @NikKoyama) is the co-founder of Video Warrior, and is, quite frankly, why I do this podcast.

He was Episode #3 over three years ago. I interviewed him when he was just starting out. But I knew he was destined for success. Much like watching LeBron James in high school, you could tell.

This episode is FULL of great advice, especially practical steps on how to build a community and understand the difference between "offensive" and "defensive" marketing.

Share this one... you'll love it!