85 days left in 2026. What did you say you'd finish this year, and what's on your calendar to make it happen? Guest host Kristen Jungles pulls from Shift page 81, "When the market changes, you don't slow down, you ramp it up," and makes the case that time blocking is the real secret to getting in the path of business. Her favorite line from Gary Keller: show me your calendar and your bank account, and I'll tell you how your business is doing. Agents share what's working for them right now, from

AI is accelerating digital marketing, but more automation does not always mean more growth. In this episode, Stacey Kehoe, founder of Brandlective Communications, explains why businesses should focus on their goals instead of chasing every new AI tool or marketing trend. She recommends using AI for administrative tasks while preserving human connection where trust, relationships, and decision-making matter. A recruitment agency’s experiment with AI recruiters illustrates how processing more

On today's episode, Dr. Mark Costes shares part of his live workshop on building a systems driven dental practice. He recalls returning to work just four days after neck surgery because his practices depended on him to keep running—a turning point in how he thought about ownership.  Mark explains why clear systems, team involvement, and accountability give owners room to step away. He also walks through setting goals and core values, and why dentists should strengthen their first practice before

The Industry Relations Podcast is now available on your favorite podcast player! Overview Rob and Greg recap CMLS, from Errol Samuelson's understated appearance to Robert Reffkin's scripted, heavily criticized onstage interview with Jessica Edgerton. Rob notes that his engagement with Compass ended in September, though confidentiality restrictions still apply. The conversation then turns to the escalating Compass–CRMLS conflict and a heated debate over what the MLS should be in 2026 and

In this episode, we discuss OpenAI’s new mathematical results, stock-market concentration and crypto liquidations.00:00 Introduction00:51 Crypto Headlines and Web3 Roundup04:22 AI Tools and Data Privacy13:22 [SPONSORED] Sway Partnership16:47 S&P 500 Concentration and Portfolio Exposure21:04 Bitcoin’s Drop and Forced Liquidations24:11 [SPONSORED] Sway Leaderboard and Giveaway27:45 OpenAI’s New Mathematical Results30:55 AI Compute and Scientific Progress35:59 Creativity and Checking AI’s

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Thinking about your first hire, or wondering if the last one is actually paying off? This episode is for the business owner who wants help and wants to know the help will earn its keep. Co-host Rebecca Kaufman, Amanda's sister and a former member of her team, puts Amanda in the hot seat on hiring: how to know it is the right time, and how to get the quickest return on the decision. Amanda, founder of Clairvenu, gets into the help to get first, the four categories most hires fall into, the worst

Los molinos, el río, la música y la comida de Pawtucket, y dónde encontrar el calendario vigente y el mercado inmobiliario, sin números que se queden viejos. Página completa con todos los enlaces: alexparmenidez.realtor/blog/pawtucket-una-ciudad-que-se-vive/ Alexander Parmenidez, Broker Asociado, Coldwell Banker Realty | 401-426-4857 | alexparmenidez.realtor Este episodio fue narrado con un clon de IA de la voz de Alexander.

Pawtucket's mills, river, music and food, and where to find the current calendar and real estate market, without a number that goes stale. Full page with every link: alexparmenidez.realtor/blog/pawtucket-pulse/ Alexander Parmenidez, Broker Associate, Coldwell Banker Realty | 401-426-4857 | alexparmenidez.realtor This episode was narrated with an AI clone of Alexander's voice.

In this episode, Brandon answers one question: if he were starting a SaaS company from scratch today, what would he do differently? The answer comes down to six rules that put customers and revenue ahead of code, so you never spend years building something nobody buys.In this episode, you'll learn:Rule 1: Sell Before You Build. Why code is cheap but customers aren't, and how to get commitments before you write a line of code.Rule 2: Get Hyper-Specific. How narrowing your ideal customer helps you

Tristan Walker and Brynn Putnam both built and sold major consumer companies. Now, they’re building products designed to bring people together.Today on Equity, we’re bringing you a conversation TechCrunch AI editor Russell Brandom had on stage at the latest StrictlyVC event in New York. Russell sat down with Walker, who sold Bevel maker Walker & Company to Procter & Gamble and is now building leathercraft trade school Heirloom, and Putnam, who sold fitness startup Mirror to Lululemon and is now

On this episode of What Are You Made Of ? show, Mike “C-Roc” sits down with country music powerhouse, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and seven-time Grand Ole Opry performer Coffey Anderson for a powerful conversation about grit, faith, family, purpose, and building your own path to success. Coffey opens up about the experiences that shaped him, from growing up in a small Texas town and watching his mother face adversity with unwavering faith, to learning resilience and the ability to read people from