The Dr. Jaime Show

In this Dr. Jaime episode, Dr. Jaime speaks with Natalia Levey author of Cravings Boss about cross food contamination. Together they debunk myths regarding how long food can stay out for. How long do you think? Listen to the show to find out!

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In this Dr. Jaime episode, Dr Jaime chats with the owner of CR World, Colette Florido about Men's health and the use of CBD oils. Together we discuss prostate cancers, hemp derived CBDs, how CBD can help men in training, healing after sports/exercise and reducing anxieties. We also talk about the role CBD oils play in PTSD. For more info go to drjaime.comecrworld.com

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Today we talk with a master-mind problem solver. His name is Jonathan Moore and he is an expert at solving complex real estate and construction problems. Jonathan is passionate about finding and solving problems, he finds great satisfaction in finding a water leak and knowing how to fix it.

Jonathan is the President of Invision Advisors, a registered architect, and an owner's representative. He is also a self-proclaimed nerd, but his work is impressive, he has worked many construction and design projects, including working on the design and construction of Ground Zero in New York.

During construction, design and development there are hundreds of thousands of decisions to be made, and the process will undoubtedly present challenges regarding budgets, schedules, code, personality, politics and many other potential issues. All these problems need a solver and Jonathan does just that.

Jonathan willingly shares his best tips for approaching problems in an effective way that leads to lasting solutions. His advice is rock solid.

Jonathan believes the key to finding a good solution is to take the time needed to do so, he is confident that even though sometimes things may be chaotic, you always have time to find the right solution.

Among other things, Jonathan talks about, in football terms, huddling up, communicating the plays and not being afraid to ask dumb questions. He believes everyone deserves respect, no matter who they are or what they do.

Jonathan also touches on how to handle authority figures, face problems head on and how to find the right support system to bounce ideas and solutions off of.

Join us as we learn from the very best! All your problems are a podcast away from being solved.

Key Takeaways:

[:37] Today's guest, Jonathan Moore is introduced. He is the President of In Vision Advisors and a master problems solver.

[4:15] Jonathan shares about his personal life, he talks about his family and pets.

[8:09] How did life lead Jonathan to the construction industry, more specifically, how did Jonathan end up at In Vision Advisors?

[10:35] What is an owner's representative? Jonathan breaks down what exactly this means.

[11:50] Construction forensics is explained.

[14:15] Today's main topic is problem solving. Jonathan shares a crazy story about his experience in forensics construction.

[16:05] Why is Jonathan so good at problem solving? How does he do it?

[20:48] What are some of the mistakes people make in the problem solving process?

[23:16] Jonathan and Jaime discuss the importance of having the right approach to problems. Have a support system/sounding board. Don't be afraid to ask dumb questions. Checkout a previous episode with Jordan Harbinger who also shared tips on how to build a support system: Jordan Harbinger chats on how to Create a Great Network

[26:35] How do you approach problems with superiors and authority?

[30:38] Jonathan gives us a glimpse into a what a regular day looks like for him.

[32:25] Does multitasking work? When is focused attention better?

[36:31] Jonathan has a "face the silence" rule. He explains what that means and how this rule applies.

[39:37] Tips for people who constantly live in "crisis mode" are discussed. Retreat, rethink, react.

[45:25] How do you deal with personality differences, controversial topics and having empathy in problem solving?

[48:36] Jonathan leaves parting advice. In his office they have a "do you know the answer?" flow chart, find out how his team uses it.

[50:09] Find more about Jonathan and his company at invisionadvisors.com or you can find him on Facebook @InVisionAdvisors.

[51:05] This episode is sponsored by Academic Alliance in Dermatology, find them at http://www.tampadermatology.com. They are local and can absolutely be trusted!

[51:25] Thank you for listening to The Dr. Jaime Show. I hope you enjoyed! Do me a favor and subscribe to my show on iTunes and YouTube. Every like and subscription helps me bring great content to you.

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http://invisionadvisors.com

@InVisionAdvisors

https://www.jordanharbinger.com

Jordan Harbinger chats on how to Create a Great Network

In this Dr. Jaime episode, Dr Jaime chats with the owner of CR World Colette Florido about pets and CBD oils. We talk about the benefits of CBD oils for pets as it pertains to digestive issues, pain relief, anxiety/fears and stress. For more info go to drjaime.comecrworld.com

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In this Dr. Jaime episode, Dr Jaime chats with Vera Anderson about exponential growth. We discuss what exponential growth looks like for a business and how to achieve it. We also talk about an interesting concept of staying in start-up mode. We chat about keeping our eye on the bigger objective, building in flexibility, creating goals and pivoting.

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In this Dr Jaime episode, Dr Jaime chats with Brett Zingler with Velocity Resource Group about how to hire the best talent for your open position. We will discuss creating an employment brand, advertising, creating a pipeline and means of communication and selling the company.

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In this Audio Experience of The Dr Jaime Show, Dr Jaime chats with hypnotherapist Debbie Lane about hypnosis. Do you divulge all your deep dark secrets under hypnosis? What role does the subconscious mind play in hypnosis? And, can you get stuck in hypnosis? Find out answers to these questions and so much more in this episode.

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Human trafficking is about as bad as it gets. For you and I, the thought of exploiting another human being for commercial gain is unthinkable. However, taking advantage of weak, vulnerable people is big business. The commercial sex trade generates 150 billion dollars a year. As we know from basic economics: supply follows demand.

Corporal Alan Wilkett, a 23 year law enforcement veteran is committed to fight human trafficking. Today, we hear from a man who has seen the worst of humanity. We learn how rampant human trafficking is and what needs to happen to find solutions.

Recently, Corporal Wilkett attended a human trafficking summit where great leaders and advocates for victims of human trafficking came together. The goal of the summit was to find ways to stop the cycle of exploiting humans. It was an incredible experience for him and he left feeling more inspired to continue his work.

Corporal Wilkett portrays the horrors of human trafficking. He describes grooming, which is a slow, effective process of luring children and other vulnerable people into the sex trade. Predators are lurking on digital platforms to find opportunities to groom.

Victims are also "branded". If branding cattle comes to mind when you hear that term, you are not far off. Often times traffickers will leave a mark, usually a tattoo, on the people they "own". This is to advertise to other people in the industry that a particular human belongs to them. It sounds unbelievable, however, many people caught in this ugly trap.

Many victims are held captive. Not physically, but mentally and emotionally. Guilt, worthlessness, manipulation and isolation contribute to feeling entrapped.

Amidst this evil, there is hope and there is help! People like Corporal Wilkett offer a way out of human trafficking. It is not easy, and it is not glamorous, but it is important and meaningful, and it takes a tough person to take this head on.

Corporal Wilkett is noble in his work. His interest in serving is true and I hope you will take some time out of your day to align your cause with his in the fight against human trafficking.

Key Takeaways:

[:35] 2017 Human Trafficking Law Enforcement Official of the Year, Corporal Alan Wilkett is introduced.

[4:11] Who is Corporal Alan Wilkett? Personally and professionally.

[6:19] Corporal Wilkett felt called to a life of serving others. Dr. Jaime and Corporal Wilkett discuss the importance of finding individual purpose.

[11:05] Working in the human trafficking task force is the most intense and most fulfilling work Corporal Wilkett has done in law enforcement.

[14:44] Corporal Wilkett delivers advice on how to combat the inherent challenges of law enforcement.

[21:07] Corporal Wilkett shares his experience traveling to Washington D.C for an exclusive, solution based, human trafficking summit presented by the Department of Justice.

• ● [24:06] Check out a previous episode, also about human trafficking, where a human trafficking survivor shares her story. Find the link here: https://youtu.be/BIhqQUdxW5M
• [25:00] What is human trafficking? Who are the people affected and involved in human trafficking?
• [30:17] A closer look at different types of human trafficking: forced labor, involuntary servitude, organ farming and commercial sex.
• [36:23] Corporal Wilkett expresses the growing prevalence of the digital market. Many predators are lurking on social media or online gaming sites and waiting to groom and entice vulnerable individuals into human trafficking.
• [39:18] Grooming is discussed in more detail. It is a slow and effective process.
• [41:30] Do predators leave an easy follow trail online? How does anonymity help predators be more difficult to track?
• [46:11] Corporal Wilkett describes "branding" as it relates to human traffickers.
• [50:20] Removing the "brand" is a very empowering part of the recovery process.
• [51:55] How do human trafficking victims break the mental and emotional captivity of their circumstance? How do we, as members of society and law enforcement disrupt the cycle? There is hope, there is help. The national human trafficking hotline is: 1-888-373-7888.
• [53:55] Societies greatest opportunity to disrupt the human trafficking process is to bring down the buyer; decrease the demand.
• [58:32] Find more information about helping human trafficking victims at one of the following sites: https://www.bridgingfreedom.org, http://www.redefiningrefuge.org, http://www.sun-gate.org, https://usiaht.org, https://www.salvationarmy.org.
• [1:00:25] Thank you for listening to The Dr. Jaime Show. I hope you enjoyed! Do me a favor and subscribe to my show on iTunes and YouTube. Every like and subscription helps me bring great content to you.
• Mentioned in This Episode:
• https://www.drjaimek.com
• https://www.bridgingfreedom.org
• http://www.redefiningrefuge.org
• http://www.sun-gate.org
• https://usiaht.org
• https://www.salvationarmy.org
• https://polarisproject.org/human-trafficking
• https://youtu.be/BIhqQUdxW5M

In this episode of The Dr. Jaime Show audio experience, Dr. Jaime chats with one of the guests on the show during "Millionaire Hour." Kris Dehnert with Thompson Mug Company shares tips for success and business.

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In this audio experience Dr. Jaime shares tips on how to take constructive criticism. It is not always easy to listen to feedback, but with these easy tips you will increase success through constructive criticism.

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