Episode Summary: In this episode of Estate Planning with Bernard Law, host Lisa Mosbey and attorney Daniel R. Bernard delve into the intricacies of estate planning for first-time home buyers on Long Island. Daniel Bernard, founder of Bernard Law, P.C., explains how purchasing a home introduces new estate planning needs, as it often becomes a significant probate asset. The discussion covers the importance of planning for asset transfer, the implications of joint ownership, and the potential pitfalls

Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton When agencies don't have all the answers, the public still expects to hear from them. New research suggests people are less troubled by uncertainty than by being left in the dark From RIF rules and pay policy to artificial intelligence and retirement security, federal employees and retirees are thinking about both today's challenges and tomorrow's government For military children who grew up overseas, answering the question "Where are you from?" is often

Rates are high, so nobody is buying. Right?Not exactly. The bigger problem may be that you're prospecting the wrong buyers. In this episode, Tim and Julie Harris break down the rate-proof buyer: cash buyers, equity-rich homeowners, buyers receiving help from parents, people using stocks and investments for down payments, and high-net-worth prospects whose decisions aren't controlled by mortgage rates. You'll learn why cash buyers never disappeared, how to uncover purchasing power inside your

In this episode, Logan and Mary are back with a follow-up to one of their most popular episodes: Speaker Management 101. This time they go deeper, tackling the situations that don't show up in the basics. From setting tech check and rehearsal expectations to managing speaker nerves, egos, and last-minute changes, they cover what actually happens when speakers go off script, over time, or off the rails entirely. They also get into how to handle high-profile and VIP speakers differently and the

Oct. 7, 2026Two brothers took their property management company from zero doors to over 1,200 units in just six years and, along the way, built one of the most durable in-house maintenance operations in the industry. In this episode, Pete talks with the Shannon Property Management co-founders about how they split their maintenance team into three distinct roles: ticket technicians, 1099 make-ready crews, and independent estimators, and why keeping the estimator out of the make-ready team (with no

The market has a gravitational pull, and it is always dragging you toward sameness. On DarrenDaily On-Demand, Darren Hardy explains why blending in is not a safe default but a slow fade into invisibility, and how protecting what makes you distinct becomes a real competitive advantage in business and leadership. Darren draws on an insight Jeff Bezos shared in his final shareholder letter as Amazon's CEO, borrowed from an unlikely source in biology. He also tells the story of Jason, a consultant whose

In this episode of the HVAC Know It All Business Edition Podcast, co-hosts Gary McCreadie and Furman Haynes from WorkHero speak with Vern Crawford, founder of Flow Logic Automation, about practical uses of AI and automation in HVAC and plumbing businesses. They examine an after-hours AI phone agent for plumbing emergencies, the difference between deterministic automations and AI agents, and how APIs, webhooks, and MCPs connect business systems. The conversation also covers starting with simple

A guest no-showed, so Scott Howell brought two stories instead. The first is an auto claim he calls the craziest he has ever heard. A customer buys a $17,000 Mazda from a dealership Scott also insures, puts liability only on it because he was in a hurry, then drops it back off for a check engine light. The next morning the dealership's technician gets T-boned at a green light, and the driver who hit him calls The General and buys a policy while waiting on the police. Between liability only coverage,

Es-tu prêt·e à déléguer ? Découvre ton profil de solopreneur face à la délégation (3 min) : https://www.minutelead.io/leboard/deleguer-solopreneur500K€ en solo ou 1M€ avec une équipe : quel modèle est vraiment le plus rentable ? Et surtout, lequel te laisse dormir la nuit ?Dans cet épisode de Solo Nation, je reçois Nicolas Chéron, solopreneur entouré de freelances, Juliette Cadot, fondatrice d’une agence avec des salariés et des alternants, et Pauline Sarda, qui a connu la grosse équipe avant de

In this solo episode of the Medical Sales Podcast, Samuel Adeyinka breaks down why medical sales reps plateau and what separates those who stay stuck from those who continue to grow, earn more, and advance their careers. Samuel explains the four biggest reasons reps stop progressing: confusing activity with strategy, failing to continuously sharpen their selling skills, building wide relationships without developing deep trust and influence, and waiting for their company to take responsibility for

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Send us Fan Mail Season 7 of 3 Point Firefighter starts here. Dr. Candace Ashby joins Jake Barnes for a direct conversation about the negative 10% in the fire service—and she does not pretend she was always on the right side of it. Candace explains how she became checked out during the first half of her career, what changed after her department consolidated with Indianapolis Fire, and why the other 90% must stop giving destructive people an audience. The conversation moves into company-offi...

Australian house prices are down 7% from their national peak — and according to SQM Research’s Louis Christopher, there’s an 80% probability they’ll fall another 5–10% over the next six months. In this Straight Talk roundtable, Mark Bouris sits down with Louis and auctioneer Tom Panos to unpack what’s happening in Australia’s property market, why buyers are losing confidence and where prices could go next. From sharp falls on the Gold Coast to first home

EP 3234 Checking the box to opt out of AI resume screening does not land you on a recruiter’s priority desk—it dumps your resume into a black hole of backlogged manual queues. Over 98% of Fortune 500 employers run automated applicant pipelines, and opting out trades rapid computational filtering for exhausted humans skimming resumes in seven seconds flat. You must know the exact structural criteria to determine whether your background belongs in the automated funnel or the manual stack.ABOUT JEFF

Starting a sales career is hard, and the first year will test your confidence before it rewards your effort.In this episode of Ask Jeb on the Sales Gravy Podcast, Jeb Blount answers a question from Calee, a former high school teacher and assistant principal who is seven weeks into her first sales role with a $1.1 million quota and a pipeline she calls a disaster. Her question: if Jeb could do year one of his sales career over again, what would he tell himself?His answer is simple, but not easy: stop

Ann Sullivan is a professional organizer and entrepreneur who built one of New York City’s premier organizing businesses before launching FotoStori, a photo-organizing service that helps families preserve, organize, and share their photographs and memories for generations to come.In this episode, Ann sits down with Christina to discuss letting go of the possessions that no longer serve us, organizing your home for the next chapter of life, and preserving the photographs and stories that make up a

Building Better Trucking Tech with Robert Phillips and the Highway Miles App Built by a working truck driver for professional drivers, modern technology is changing how we navigate the open road. In this episode of The Lead Pedal Podcast, we sit down with Robert Phillips, creator of the Highway Miles app. Robert shares the story behind developing a dedicated commercial truck GPS and trip-planning tool, how it helps drivers adapt to daily challenges, and why leveraging the right in-cab tech can

You blocked off three hours to work on that big project. Then a meeting ran over, two "quick questions" turned into forty minutes, and by the time you sat down, the day was gone. Sound familiar? My guest today, Fran Hauser, says the problem isn't your discipline. It’s that you've been taught to think about productivity in a way that guarantees you'll never have enough of it. You’ll discover: The donation trick Fran learned from a friend that became her model for saying no before anyone ...

Gilbert J. Bradshaw is a securities attorney, managing partner of Corporate Securities Legal LLP, and advisor to startups and public companies on capital raising, SEC compliance, mergers, acquisitions, and growth strategies. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. Successful entrepreneurs lead with kindness and generosity, building relationships that create opportunities. 2. A strong legal foundation builds investor confidence and long-term business value. 3. Accountability builds trust, transparency, and more

Advertising SponsorThis episode is brought to you by CoffeeListings.com, by Map It Forward - the marketplace where the coffee world does business.Find or list coffee, equipment, services, jobs, businesses, wanted ads, and other opportunities across the global coffee industry. www.coffeelistings.comEpisode DescriptionThis is part 3 of a new 5-part series on The Daily Coffee Pro Podcast by Map It Forward, hosted by Lee Safar.Our guest on the podcast for this series is Oscar Montoya, a data scientist,