August 5, 2024 • 69 mins
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Welcome to Radio Boomers Lie. I am otherwise known as RBL,
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I was reading, you know, I'm trying to trying to
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new stuff coming in, so I was thinking like, oh,
should I tell you this too, or what there's so much,
so much stuff happening or hot topics.
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Speaker 3 (04:50):
Boy Midsummer is here, and I'll tell you what a
lot of yours For the Paris Olympics, we got estimating
about thirty four six million viewers, and that you know
there's so there's only they're adding new stuff on all
the time, new new events. It's really exciting. Will open
(05:11):
up with a UH with a little apology from the
Olympic organizers because they had a little bit of a
poor decision on the UH portraying the last Suffer with
what the all Christians are calling indecent drag for farmers
and replacing the apostles, so that didn't go Overget this,
(05:31):
thousands of people out in the streets with the vigil
saying prayers, on that they apologize probably won't be doing anymore.
But the US gold medals in twenty twenty four, I
mean we got nineteen, okay, the US is nineteen. And
what what is a gold medal? Actually, okay, we're talking
about well, it's what is it about? The worth of
(05:57):
the metal in the way and so and so forth.
It's about five hundred and twenty seven grams. That's that's
the weight of it. It's actually silver, you know, the
gold medals of silver. Basically it's five hundred and twenty
three grams of silver, but it's coded with six grams
of gold and each way each costs five hundred dollars.
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So you can imagine if it was solid gold what
it would cost. You know it Steven something announced. That's
that's the fact about the gold medal. And anyway, there's
a new sport coming and it's making a big bang.
It's the Kayak Cross and it's it's an internet sensation
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now because it's so they say, it's really exciting, it's
very unique. And these kayakers go down these rapids and
do all kinds of crazy tricks and it's it's really
taken up. Debbie Hit, Florida early today as a hurricane
bring you know, it brings on its flooding and damage
and so and so forth, but it has been downgraded
(07:01):
to a tropical storm. But it didn't make quite an impact.
The North Korea is also they got hit with some
real heavy floods. They had kim Jonga and a small
boat going down next to the rooftops of all these
homes that were submerged in water and putin and even
(07:24):
South Korea offered their aid, they haven't accepted it yet,
but major, major flooding, they've ever seen anything like this before.
And global stocks sell off in Japan market to see
what the biggest drop since nineteen eighty seven, and.
Speaker 1 (07:42):
We got.
Speaker 3 (07:44):
Blowing the strat line. You heard about the astronauts being
stuck in space, but they say they're not. Actually they're
not stranded up there. It's just procedures they go through
and they have to check the thrusters and so and
so forth. Harris is coming up to a VP picks
we're looking at. We're down to Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shaprino
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Sapiro and the Minnesota Governor Tim Walls and but Bengalades's
Prime Minister in politics taking when politics are a little bit,
Prime minister resigns after anti government rallies.
Speaker 4 (08:24):
Pop.
Speaker 3 (08:24):
So much stuff. As I was saying, when Eric is
waiting for me to say something, looking at the stuff
coming in, it's it's just every second there's the American
homes are becoming as they were becoming wilder and now
they're starting to downgrade a little bit. People are saving
money and less to let's to maintain. And Americas are
on the moves. They're going to the beaches. The beaches
are full. Even in some areas in Spain they're saying
(08:48):
vacationers go home. The locals have nowhere to go on
their beaches they're so full. So it's it's a good
thing though, everybody's going to the beach. Cool. And with that,
uh well, I'll tell you what. I could go on
for another hour with the news. There's just a lot
of exciting stuff.
Speaker 1 (09:09):
Going on in the world. Data and uh, you know
on easywaynews dot com. If anybody wants to go to
follow up with whatever's going on in the easy Way
News world. But I mean, nay, if you want to,
you wanna, you want to continue if there's if there's
any any more interesting, very important things that they need
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to know. We we have a little bit more time
data or should we get to uh to a commercial.
Speaker 3 (09:34):
Well, uh, your rates we're looking at at four point
seven for refinanced rates and several institutions. So don't you
know what people? Should I buy? Should I not? Rates
are too high? Rates are high, but you can, uh,
you know, do do your homework because if you shout around,
you can get lower rates. And uh, you know, there's
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a lot of resourcing out there. You can get in
start of a twenty year and get a thirty or
possibly forty, which lowers your payments. So the market is
starting to open up. The problem was they're just they
weren't building new homes, so it was a supply and
demand situation and they're you know, supplied demand. The houses
(10:17):
go up, they stay up. Makes it difficult and a
lot the other thing is these little rates, nobody's letting go.
If they were planning on moving, they're not going anywhere
with the rate of maybe three percent. I mean they
moved to another maybe larger house they might like, but
they're going from three to seven percent or eight percent,
which some of the rates are. But like I said,
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a four point seven. It just fluctuately, it's all over
the place. But you know, when you're sitting at three,
you don't want to let that go. But anyway, that's
just some food per thought. Because some people are getting
frustrated because they can't buy a new property. There's all
kinds of innovative ways to buy properties. You know, my
(11:00):
experience was your refinance. You know, you get stuck with
a high loan. Maybe if you're a veteran, look into
a veteran loan and you could take out. And another
thing to look at if you do own a home
and you're sitting there with a lot of that equity,
there's a lot of he locked out there. And with
the he locked, you don't have to get the loan initially,
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Like if you want a hundred thousand, you don't take
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that's sitting there for you, and you use it as
you want it, and that rate could also be pretty decent.
You could take those funds and turn around pay out
some of your high interest loans or a car payment,
whatever you have, and then you have you know, more
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like ten years to pay that down, but as far
as uh, all right, well R and then when we
come back, we got to get to our guests.
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So our special guest coming up. Her name is Fanny
elis Ago and she's a twenty nine year experienced licensed
occupational therapist and wellness practitioner. She's certified and trauma centered
and she's a narrow coach with a mindfulness trainer and
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over the years she's embraced passion for learning and applying
holistic modalities for the mind, body and all the healing
for personal and life development. In addition, she also is
a Reiki Master practitioner and certified instructor in the Art
of Gong and our mission is inspiring to power and
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educate her clients by teaching courses that use brain enhancing
tools for self improvement and resilience. All right, without further ado,
let's introduce you guys to our special guests. Fanny, Welcome
to the show, Fanny. Make sure you guys get the
easy Way all of fame and look at Fanny. Welcome
to the show. Fanny.
Speaker 4 (14:23):
Hi, thank you, thank you for having me in the show.
Speaker 3 (14:31):
Dropping in so it's great to have you. We need Fanny.
I have to ask you a question. Have you been
looking into cloning? I was just kidding you. I was
just kidding you. What I what I mean by that
is we need more of you. We need more Fannies
(14:54):
around because there's not enough of you to go around,
because I've read an estimated one one hundred and twenty
nine million people in the US have at least one
major chronic disease et cetera, et cetera. And that's not
counting all the other thousands and millions or whatever that
hand just a variety of health issues, especially being.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
A help, especially the five g right now and and
fan Fanny, I mean, we we gotta, we gotta, we
gotta hear your story. And again, guys, if you like
her story, if you want to get connected to Fanny
one more time, you can go to easy Way Network,
create your account and connect right with Fanny. Or go
to easy Way Wall of Fame dot com and she
is one of our inductees. She is one of our
(15:39):
Wall of Famers. So Fanny, tell us you know how,
how how you got started and and why is this
your your your passion?
Speaker 4 (15:48):
Okay, yes, well I have have to share a little
bit about myself. Even though I have all these credentials
and certification, over the years, I had various life challenges
that left me broken, distruck, and with a hyper vigilant
(16:12):
nervous system. And this affected my house and immune system
because I kept anticipating the next crisis and then that
can lead into visious cycle where you continuously have anxiety
and stress perpetuate. So it took me almost two decades,
(16:37):
over two decades of taking relief and learning all sorts
of modalities from bothom dancing to reiki and chiegon and
until I stumbled upon the mindfulness and that's when I
started beginning. And I can say without a doubt from
(17:02):
other modalities, practicing mindfulness and the other other brain strategies
to retrain my brain are the most impact in my recovery.
Science changed my life. So that's how I got to
(17:23):
the place I am now. I teach why is it
important because when we learn these tools, we learn to
be in a space first being present in the present
moment awareness, and from that space you can notice your
(17:48):
emotions and we've learned to respond appropriately to any challenges
that right while being grounded. And if you practice this
over time, it ends up being become to the fault
(18:15):
mode and eventually you get emotionally resilient and it is
very powerful. And I have a passion feeling this because
I want everybody to have those tools and learn that
it can be down. You can heal using these tools.
(18:41):
It's incredible.
Speaker 1 (18:45):
You have.
Speaker 3 (18:46):
You have resilience.
Speaker 1 (18:51):
You have resilience.
Speaker 3 (18:51):
And you didn't turn the alcohol, did you when you
had the when you had the pressure and you had
your problems, you didn't turn the alcohol. You resilience enough
to you know, pull yourself up by the boat scraps
and find a solution.
Speaker 4 (19:07):
Yeah, it took me a long time.
Speaker 3 (19:09):
Day I did it.
Speaker 4 (19:12):
I retained, Yes, it was I didn't want to think,
so I kept trying thinking it was not an option.
Speaker 3 (19:23):
So well, thank you, that's good.
Speaker 4 (19:27):
Thank you, And I think everybody should know these tools.
I wor also work as a therapic school and I
pitch the kids, the kids are young adult, I teach
these tools.
Speaker 1 (19:45):
Well not anyway.
Speaker 3 (19:48):
I was going to say fifteen percent of you three
point seven million ages twelve or seventeen are affected by
major depression. Now that's just that's major depression. That doesn't
count the rest of them. So there's a lot of issues,
you know, I mean, and then you have eight percent
of American adults have. There's so many and this helps
(20:09):
both physically and mentally with the chigon and the different.
Speaker 1 (20:16):
And it's in different languages. You're fluent in Spanish, English, Hebrew.
You can teach it, you know, globally. That's that's awesome.
So you you do a lot of you know, brain enhancement.
It says that you teach courses for brain enhancing tools
for self improvement. Talk talk. Give us an idea of
(20:37):
of some of the stuff you teach in the brain enhancement.
Speaker 3 (20:41):
Yeah, my brain enhancement. Yes, but you couldn't do it.
Speaker 4 (20:47):
Yes, it's it's it just takes a little training. Well
all it takes. It's have the intention and once you start,
then continue to do it and then it becomes you
become resilient and you become But the problem I will
(21:07):
tell you about the course in a minute. But the
thing is most people do not do their work. That's
why all that you have it. People start want to
lose weight and do lots of things that if you
don't continue doing the work, it goes away, so you
(21:28):
don't succeed and get to the point where you want
to be. So it just takes the intention. You start
practicing and then you can do it, but you have
to work on it a little bit.
Speaker 3 (21:46):
Yes right, yeah, what what.
Speaker 1 (21:56):
Having a positive attitude?
Speaker 3 (21:57):
You know, being positive?
Speaker 4 (22:01):
Yes, of course, and that is the based my courses
you have when you implemented, when you practically exercises it,
it's based the hat that I teach. The shortcuts are
(22:24):
based on the latest neuroscience, the network neuroscience, and if
there are I will be very brief and explaining an
easy way, not technical, but there are three major networks
and we should be concerned about. And when you activate,
(22:51):
when you get to do the shortcut and you get
into the mindfulness with these technique, you in immediately interrupted
all the negative chatter, all the negative emotions that go
and activate what I like to call the wisdom center,
(23:11):
which is the selling network. And that's the network that
holds our the kindness, spirituality, love, compassion, empathy, joy. And
(23:32):
when you have to do that, you active the type center.
Everything else shuts down all the noise because these three networks,
there's some there's a vialance balancing the network. So once
you learn to do that, you start developing all the
(23:54):
they have it. You start developing the nonplasticity when you
start repeating these exercises and then you do it again.
And when you start doing this, the best, the easiest
way and the best way is to start maybe set
(24:15):
in and learn in your phone or in your computer,
and then you can once an hour for sixty seconds
one minute, and you do the exercise. So when you
do this throughout the day, all these every time you
(24:36):
do it, all these good neurochemicals are released in the
body and washes the way all the concisions that have
been released by the stress anxiety. They get the thought
and it's this in the long run, provides promote an
(25:02):
emotional Oh, they're all house.
Speaker 3 (25:06):
Yeah, it's imputed.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
I think.
Speaker 3 (25:12):
I think input is good if you input more positive
in your mind. And you know, like I would get
in the car and I'd turn on the radio and
listen to news, and you know the news, you know,
that's like it's negative politics, negative this and that. So
I started like veering away from that. Instead of the news,
I would turn on or put on a tape that's
you know, more peaceful stuff or something positive or you know,
(25:35):
maybe songs that I used to listen to or whatever,
and it makes for a more peaceful day. And it's
it's it's the same with you know, what you read
or whatever inputing. You know, like they used to say, oh, well,
be a long time ago. Accentuate the positive, you know,
and make such a big In fact, I had a
doctor at the hospital mentioned your keep going. Uh, the
(26:00):
mentioned that that it was positive. It's a positive things.
Speaker 4 (26:03):
To absolutely.
Speaker 3 (26:08):
Physically, where did you get your resilience from? I mean where.
Speaker 4 (26:13):
Where did you learn the resilience from the work that
I've been doing, The the raating that you've gone, the everything.
I applied everything, and I kept working on myself so
I could get there. And the resilience you develop over
(26:37):
time veals emotional resilience over time, once you continue to
do the work and eventually things change and then you
you're learned to you can bounce back from any what
would you say challenges?
Speaker 3 (26:57):
What would you say when you deal when you deal
with people, you know, you come across people in various ages.
What do you think is one of the main you know,
disturbing things they have issues they have today that they
share with you that's bothering them. What would you say?
Speaker 4 (27:15):
They well, the low self esteem, the law, feeling that
they're not enough, growing up with criticism. So there's a
lot of trauma that have been going around due to
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the society and all the things that are happening around
US wars. So it keeps all these input keeps triggering
the anxiety and stress response. I think I don't know
if I answered your question.
Speaker 1 (27:57):
No, you did.
Speaker 3 (27:58):
You did answer it very good, but you know I
was gonna say, okay, so you take a movie theater.
I've used this as an analogy. You get one hundred
people that just leave a mute movie theater and they
just watched the John Candy movie that John Kenny was
a comedian and he's funny and he makes people feel happy.
And then you have another one hundred people walk out
(28:18):
of a Freddy Krueger movie. You know, if you don't
know Freddy Krueger was the bad guy, the murdering and
killing people. So which group of people is going to
be happier? Right?
Speaker 1 (28:28):
You know it?
Speaker 3 (28:30):
So it's like I'll share that. Well, watch a happy movie.
You know, there's so much stuff on there that's negative
and and all that kind of stuff. Don't watch that.
It all goes in your mind. Just going on more
fun stuff. Watch nature stuff. I like the nature movies
with the animals and they react to each other and
so on so over. But you know you're a good example. Yeah,
(28:55):
you're a good example. That's why I said that you
need to find a way of clothing yourself so there
could be more of you that could share this positive
because we need more, we need more of you around.
Speaker 4 (29:08):
Thank you. You do that the future.
Speaker 3 (29:14):
You came across Eric, and there's an easy way. Yeah, yes,
just keep it moving.
Speaker 1 (29:21):
Yes.
Speaker 3 (29:23):
Are you doing okay with you with social media? Are
you learning? Yeah? Social media? So you're learning the technical.
Speaker 4 (29:35):
Yes, I have been learning. It's quite a while. Yeah,
but there there's so much of the also they have
to choose to do Instagram you do faithful, there's there's
so much. You can't do it all if you have help,
of course, But I didn't answer you about my courses
(29:56):
I have, you know, let.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
Me let me just let me just suggest that really
real quick. Uh, Franny, there's there's so much, but you
know there's actually AI tools and there's AI sites. Yes,
well actually without you having to do anything at all,
literally run your social media and post for you. I
don't know if you if you if you knew that,
but uh, now you know it needs with AI, you
(30:20):
don't you don't need to be stressed and and you know,
pay a bunch of money for teams to do things
like like, it's not like it used to used to be,
so you could have a hundred different platforms that you're
posting on and and you wouldn't have to worry about
any of it. You just tell the AI how you
want to post, and it starts to learn. And yeah,
I just there's the technical I am aware of the AI.
Speaker 4 (30:42):
I try not to use it only basically because I
guess I'm not trusting it yet.
Speaker 1 (30:51):
I do.
Speaker 4 (30:53):
Yes, I don't want to have the I need to
really more acquainted. I want to make sure that what
I write.
Speaker 3 (31:06):
Yes, yes, but you know what, it can be beneficial,
It can really help because like you say, there's a
lot on the table and this AI can help sort
it out. And you know, it's like you have several secretaries,
you know, instead of you writing it's something all out,
the AI can help. So it's kind of getting to
(31:26):
be an essential thing if you have a lot going on,
and like you do, you know, with all your different programs,
what do you what.
Speaker 4 (31:35):
Do you see for you AI to do whatever you want?
Speaker 1 (31:39):
Well, you were saying something before when I inter interrupted,
I just wanted to make sure I do that through
that in there. What were you about to say? Oh?
Speaker 4 (31:49):
Yes, And I have different courses and one of them
is going to be launching the third time. I launched
in September. It's called Tame Your One Brain, and it's
(32:09):
it's one of the courses that I teach, and it
provides all the basics to get started retraining your brain
and explained not only with the brain networking, switching and balancing,
(32:33):
but also incorporate somatic tools like press work and movement
mindful movement. So it's all in there and it's it's
a way to get started and if you continue after
you finish the course, continue doing it. It will change
(32:59):
your life. But you have to do the work of
course the UH and I also have some other courses
more basic when I shorter not stain which was shorter
teach the very basic techniques, different techniques. I also have
(33:23):
a chick on course there and there's more coming. Of course,
there's there's several so they if you're gont through I
think you. I put a link in the in my profile,
I put on the links of my website and different
(33:46):
links that will take you to the my Let's have
the website.
Speaker 1 (33:54):
You have seventy four reviews now on your on your profile,
you have a unique interview that really kind of showcases
you and your buy now button, your appointment button and
donate button is is there if people want to get
get a hold of you or they want to, you know,
purchase these courses or sign up for what you do.
(34:14):
We got to get your event button on there, so
if anybody wants to register to these events that you
know you have webinars or what you what have you.
You also have your affiliate affiliate link and your your
scan code so people can join under you, join the
network under you, and you can build your your profile there.
We still need to get your podcast on there, but
(34:36):
you have all your social media and Fanny Eliza Coaching
dot com and then your your neuro Wellness Academy is
on there is as well. So Fanny, we we have
to we have about two more minutes until until your
segment's over. But I wanted to ask you this, so
so I did a session with you, teaching you how
(34:59):
to how to you know, fine tune and kind of
perfect your your pitch. I get. We gave you a
script and kind of a different direction tohead. How did
how did you enjoy that? And and have you done
your homework? Have you studied that pitch that we gave
you and and have you found it that?
Speaker 4 (35:17):
Yes? I did, and it was very helpful and I
recalled it and I need to put it from there
on the profile. I don't know xactly where you pull it, Bet,
I was doing this yesterday and I didn't have the
(35:38):
time to finalize putting it in there, but it was
very useful.
Speaker 3 (35:43):
Yes, you recorded it.
Speaker 1 (35:47):
If you recorded it, you need we need to we
need a copy of that that file and then our
team will actually edit it and make it look really professional,
and then that'll be your official welcome and pay on
your profile. So when people visit your profile. They you're
basically explaining to them how they can benefit from your profile,
and it's going to make them want to hopefully book
(36:08):
an appointment with you. And that's how the process works.
Speaker 4 (36:13):
Okay, I was going to publish it myself. I'll send
you the fire yes. And I want also to ask
that people can go to my website and download and
ebook that I have that UH so they can get
started with some of these strategies. And I think I
(36:37):
put also I gave you where they met, I gave
you the link to the I put it somewhere. The
link to the ebook.
Speaker 1 (36:47):
I don't use on your profile. So when people go
to your profile and then they click on your website
right away it says download the free ebook for the
mindful as based neuro coaching tools and basically mind mindful living.
But this has been a lot of fun, Fanny. I'm
glad that you were able to UH to join us
(37:08):
today and and you know, we we we look forward
to our listening audience to learn a little bit more
about how you can help their mindful thinking and and
really really get into their brain and and to promote
one more time this this uh, I guess you say
mastermind or webinar that you do. It says on your
(37:29):
website that you do a seven week live online course
which certify you know, you're certified trainer and and uh
you know you can really they can join that whole
neuro Wellness Academy and get more involved with you and
your website just right from going to your your profile.
So anybody that's part of the network, or even not
(37:49):
part of the network, make sure you go to Fanny
e l i z A g A Coaching at least
kaga e l I g A coaching dot com. Yeah,
all right, well, thank you so much for joining us, Fanny,
(38:10):
and and before we let you go, how have has
your easy Way experience then? How have you enjoyed our
network and our community.
Speaker 4 (38:21):
I've been there short time so far. I enjoyed it
and I missed the last week I was, so I
tend to go to the next pitch party. But yes,
it's a very interesting concept and.
Speaker 1 (38:38):
I like it.
Speaker 3 (38:40):
All right, thank you so much for.
Speaker 1 (38:44):
You.
Speaker 3 (38:45):
Yeah, we'll glad to have you.
Speaker 1 (38:46):
Thank you, thank you so much. We're glad glad to
have you. And so we'll look you up on the
easy Way Wall of fame and the again, guys, look
at Fanny on the easy Way Wall of Fame. Thanks
for joining us, Fanny, and and thank you for helping
to see people an easy wayland. Yes, yes, one more time, guys,
go to Fanny. Look look up Fanny on easy Way
(39:09):
while of Fame, and learn your mind. Learn learn how
to how to get into that mind and and and
be mindful and learn all about the mind from from Fanny,
and and one more round of a pause for Fanny
as a wonderful.
Speaker 3 (39:26):
Fanny.
Speaker 1 (39:27):
So, Dad, one of the things I wanted to talk about,
uh is is the community is easily family. And I
wanted to let everybody know that I'm going to be
speaking about how to self build yourself and how I
kind of self build myself through online means and all
the free different ways that you can do that, and
(39:48):
building community and how now you have to serve the
serf the community wave. The wave is shifted. Everything's changed
now where you need to if you want to build
a business online in any way, if you want to
be successful online, it's all about community. And I'm gonna
be giving some great tips and trips on community.
Speaker 3 (40:10):
I get if I get interjector you are very unique
and like the way you build your social media platforms
and the interaction. If I could only share the stories
of people that I've talked to that said, your son
is so cutting edge. We thought we had this down
and he created a new platform that makes it more
(40:34):
understandable and more beneficial and more of an outreach and
so on. And so it's I give you a lot
of credit for that.
Speaker 1 (40:42):
You know, I don't.
Speaker 3 (40:42):
You didn't get it for me, but you do have
a creative, creative way about you when you, you know,
create these new programs and everything. But it's also the
type of people that are involved with and you know
and incorporated into easy with family. It's just so many
good and I've heard that too. People had said, you know,
I came on board and even at events where they've
(41:06):
said the the aura or atmosphere of the people is
still positive.
Speaker 1 (41:11):
And that's what it is.
Speaker 3 (41:12):
It's a lot of the people, just about all the
people on board, if not all, have a caring attitude
and they help one another, they do business, they share ideas.
But it is it is very unique in that way too.
And I know what you need to do is learn
(41:33):
to unplug once in a while, because that's as you
go all the time. You know, it's a NonStop ERIC machine.
And because like in Europe, they have a lower work
slower work rates, work work rates, shorter work rates, weeks
and they you'd think, well, they're not producing as much,
(41:53):
but actually they produce more because they're more rested. And
that's a big thing. Huns burn ourselves out. So Eric, Yeah,
with your platforms you have I tell you what this uh,
this AI situation, I've always said, you got to go
by the horns because you're you're now partnering up with
somebody that's going to meet you, learn what you do
(42:15):
and you can be a lot smarter than you But
h on the friendly side of the AI. It is beneficial.
When I was a mad when you present some things
to me, I go, who wrote this out? And you
said it was, you know, associated with AI or whatever. Uh.
I find that amazing.
Speaker 1 (42:36):
And a lot of the the written things that you
guys are seeing on easy Way Network, I'll be honest
with you, is really just being done by AI. Is
being done by the tools that AI provides, especially on
easy Way News, because it's it's so much more convenient
now you never I mean, think about this, guys. You
never have to write a bio again. You don't have
to write your own your own book, you don't have
(42:59):
to write an article, you don't have to write a
blog posting on social media. You don't have to write that.
Or if you want to write it in your own
you can actually put it into AI, put it in
the chat GPT and it'll professionalize it and polish it
up more.
Speaker 3 (43:15):
And actually, one of the things that I wanted.
Speaker 1 (43:17):
To talk about dat is our training and we are
talking to Robert Butwin and James Saldman and a couple
other amazing people that really know AI. They have an
event that they do on Zoom that purely teaches you
AIM from image building to voice creation to even creating
your own AI. You can actually duplicate yourself and turn
(43:38):
yourself into an AI. You actually don't even need to
be involved anymore. You can tell the AI and pre
record whatever it is that you want. Especially for courses.
A lot of people that are a part of our
network are doing courses. So you just heard from one
of our guests, Fanny is going to be doing courses.
But you don't need to be putting the effort in
(44:00):
the hassle in to being there live anymore. If you
wanted to, you could literally just have an AI that
looks like you teaching your courses and duplicating content and
repurposing content, and then putting out some sort of interactive
chat system to where people can communicate, and then a
(44:20):
buy button, which is what we've done on the easy
Way podcast. If you have an easy Way podcast channel,
we've literally put an interactive chat system in a way
for people to buy. Whether you're there or not, you
could be asleep and your your AI could be talking
to them, you know, or your commercial could could be
talking to them. But we're we're going to be teaching
a lot of this on Mondays at two o'clock. In fact,
(44:41):
in the next couple hours. We do have a training
every Monday by Matt and Mona. Matt and Mona kind
of goes together. Matt and Mona are certified trainers now
that are going to teach you easy Way network first
and foremost really the network dashboard and and what is
the easy Way in the first place, and uh, basically
(45:03):
all the ways that you can leverage easy Way and
what are the modules that easy Way offers you to
help enhance your brand, your business, your projects, your your events,
and and all these different things that you have, you know,
happening within your business. We have tools that can enhance
(45:25):
and and help that. And for those of you guys
that don't know about easy Way Network, because you know
it is a robust network, but easy Way Network revolutionizes
the affiliate networking and marketing landscape within state of the
art state Okay, okay, well go ahead down. I mean
(45:46):
I was like right in the middle of telling people
the way network is and uh all right, let me,
let me, let me just finish explaining what easy Way
Network is down and then I'll give you the give
you the microphone. So again, it's easy one network. It's
a revolutionizes the affiliate networking and marketing landscape in its
state of the art ecosystem. And it's a hub type
(46:11):
of software that's designed to seamlessly connect you to our entrepreneurs, marketers, coaches.
What I mean, we have a variety of of of
of people that create solutions for you and we just
connect you to those peoples. So if you're a solution seeker,
we're the platform, and our intuitive platform stands as a
(46:34):
beacon in the digital marketing place in the digital marketplace,
enabling users to foster powerful partnerships and leveraging innovative marketing
strategies and access a vast library of resources, of networks,
of networks of people that we work with so easily
(46:54):
network professional all the professionals across the all in all
different types of industry are in the easy Way Network
or on the Wall of Fame, and you can effortly
amplify your reach for your business and tap into a
thriving community for an unparallel growth of opportunities. And you
(47:14):
can drive business to your business through using our platform
and using our cutting edge tools and get full analytics
and proof. The proof is in the pudding and you
stay ahead of the curve in marketing when using easy
Way Network. And it's an evolving online network. So whether
(47:38):
you're looking to expand your affiliate network, your prospects, you
want to increase your market visibility, get more credibility to
your visibility, you want to harness the power of collaborative
of our collaborative environment. Easy Way Network delivers a comprehensive
suite of services tailored to meet the dynamic needs of
(48:01):
today's digital entrepreneur. Guess what guys, that was all written
by AI. But it explains perfectly.
Speaker 3 (48:14):
Okay. But what I wanted to interject was, it's not
like you just get you know, go out and get
some generic AI and he does your stuff. It's nothing
like that. It's going off of the bread and butter
of what you have incorporated into your easy Way network.
And when you're writing a certain dialogue, it goes off
(48:34):
of that and rewards but the same word only they
might structure different or whatever. But the information is all
de picked it out of the easy Way dictionary. You know.
It comes from what you have and you know, whatever
you're writing, but it has to have a it has
(48:57):
to have a basic format to go off. And so Eric,
when you have you know, when when you're doing your
podcast for instance, and as far as the people involved
we're talking about you know, the metaverse and so and
so forth. Uh, where do you see this going as
(49:20):
far as because you mentioned earlier that podcast is becoming
the thing around the world, you know, honestly, guys, be formulated.
Speaker 1 (49:30):
Honestly, guys, you really need to join the training. You
need to you need to go into the easy Way
Network training and which is Easywaytraining Dot com uh and
and you need to join the training to learn the
system as number number one, and we do have a
podcast module which gives you a podcast channel that allows
(49:52):
you to repurpose your content on your other social platforms
like YouTube and vimeo, Facebook and what have you. So
it may make it simple for your followers to follow
your content in an easier fashion and monetize all of
that content that you're trying to repurpose. So really it's
it's it's amazing for people to have courses. Amazing because
(50:15):
you can take your courses and just put them into
our system and make it simple for people to subscribe
and then buy. So that's one of the systems that
we've created. And then we give you the whole back
end that tells you every single person that's subscribing, who
wants to be a guest for your podcast, who wants
to tap in, who wants to be an advertiser, who
wants to be a trainer, who wants to I mean
they can, they can engage with you. And we even
(50:37):
to our upgraded members give you the ability to see
people wanting to interact with you, whether it's one person
or it's a thousand people. You're still getting the ability
for them to chat and interact with your content, and
that's very, very powerful. We give we give you the
ability to post and update whatever your content is, so
(50:58):
people get used to following your content, just like this show.
This show is a great show for radio for baby
boomers and their grandsons and granddaughters and all things human
from a baby boomer's perspective. But we have an audience
that's used to now following creeping up to one hundred
something subscribers now that are getting a regular email. A
lot of you guys that are listening, you got an
(51:18):
email letting you know, hey, this show is going to
be coming on, and you've got an email letting you
know about Fanny and who our expert guest was. So
it's a platform to edify you and your clients. Whether
it's within media, it's it's in the platform itself, it's
on a stage, it's a podcast, it's a platform to
(51:40):
edify and outreach your message, and it's super super powerful
and it's very it's done very uniquely too. And we
have a social network that we post on as well,
and then all of the people in our community maybe
going to want to share these episodes and so on
and so forth, and we're growing more episodes, seventy podcasts. Now.
(52:01):
We just talked to a lady that's going to bringing
in maybe ten or five thousand podcasts oly But Shirley,
she's already starting to bring in her members, she's bringing
in her clientele. And we have so many powerful affiliates
now they're starting to bring in more more people to
the network. So we're doing the lead generation for you.
So it's really simple for people to people that are
(52:22):
our members in our network, for people to flourish with
their business or make their clients flourish by resourcing and
leveraging our network.
Speaker 3 (52:33):
And you've got a resource. If you don't, you're you know,
you're not taking advantage it. What's going on. Other entities
move ahead, and you know, by resourcing all this it
enhances your reach. And like you say, the reach is
everything is always changing that as far as getting out
(52:54):
there and the technology and everything. But so are our
podcast is coming up? Whether is it this Thursday? Now?
Speaker 1 (53:04):
The VIP pitch party happens every other Thursday. The next
pitch party is August fifteen. The next following Thursday, August fifteenth,
and it is twenty five dollars to pitch on our stage.
Now when we change it to VIP Pitch Party, it's
now for VIPs and people that want to reach high
(53:27):
profile people in their niche market, in their industry, people
that want a network with high profile people. Our relationships
are high profile, successful people. So just meeting one person
in our pitch party is exponentially valuable. But people walk
away with ten to fifteen, sometimes even thirty leads from
this event. Not to mention, the replays go into the thousands.
(53:50):
We had over fourteen hundred views and replay views on
our last pitch party. Or if you bring people in
to pay the pitch, you can earn your spot to pitch,
and there's only going to be so many spots available.
We can't do a two hour window and give hundreds
of people the chance to pitch, and so we needed
to kind of, you know, condense that down a little
(54:10):
bit and only get the people that are really serious,
that understand this is a this is a commercial that's
going on television and all over social media, and then
we recap it on easy Way News, which is super powerful.
Nobody else does what we do, Guys, Nobody markets you.
It's really the turbo boosted marketing that we do to
your pitch for twenty five hours. Or you can become
(54:33):
a VIP member or an upgraded member and never have
to pay anything. And you know, you're just You're just
going to have a team to just market you all
over social social media. We got eleven and eight views
on our last recapped article we did from the last
pitch Party, which is a way to thrive in networking
and connecting with with entrepreneurs. And I'm going to read
(54:56):
you guys this article as we close, and then Dad,
you can tell every about better vision for Children. But
on August first, the VIP Pitch Party VPP brought together
nearly seventy dynamic attendees for an extraordinary networking, exhilarating networking event.
And if you missed it, you're in luck because we
(55:18):
have the replay and they're going to be another one
held on August August fifteenth. And so the VIP Pitch
Party has established itself as a premier networking event where
participants have the chance to pitch their ideas and distinguish
totinguished audience of VIP entrepreneurs and business owners with a
growing reputation for fostering business connections and opportunities. And this
(55:41):
edition of the VPP we call it was no exception.
There was so many high quality people and people are
like raving about how many connections that they got. And
these are seven figure coaches, These are mostly six and
seven figure earners. And so a couple of highlights of
some of our Gold, Silver Platinum VIP members Susan post Nakoff,
(56:02):
Wendy Weber, Teresa Peters, Albert Corey, Beth and Mary, Phil
Philip Aberch, doctor Harvey Lumstain, Doctor Grant, Tim Papa Stewart,
Jim Bannon, Pepper, Jay George, Marquise Mona, Tenjo Kevin yule Wright,
David Geek, Mark Papados, Martin Salama, and you know, just
(56:23):
these are people that all got results that we just
we just mentioned. And then a couple of highlights we
had Randy Penner announced me I'll be speaking on the
Business Sparks stage on August eighth at ten am. There's
over one hundred and twenty five people that are confirmed
to be on that stage and I'll be the keynote speaker.
So I hope you guys can can join us and
(56:44):
just follow me on LinkedIn, follow ergs Zulia on LinkedIn
if you want to get involved, because that's a LinkedIn promotion.
And then Courtney b has an agency wrapping over five
thousand podcasts and she came on spoke talk about she's
going to bring her her clients over to Easyway Network.
Jim bann and announced it over one point five million
lions cub programs. You know that he he helps run
(57:06):
and take care of in the youth in America. He
also offered one hundred dollars to anybody that signed up
to easy Way. Uh so he's basically paying for your
first initial membership. Sajad talked about how I'll be speaking
on the Mini Shark Tank stage and the Polarized Networking
stage on August seventh. That's to six thirty in the morning.
Not looking forward to waking up that early, but I'm
looking forward to speaking to all you guys. And then
(57:26):
the prizes that we gave away man, we gave away interviews,
we gave away trips, travel traveling trips, you know we
we we gave we gave away ads on on easy
Way Network. We gave away a chapter in the book
A nine hundred and ninety seven dollars value chapter in
the best of the best book. I mean, people walked
(57:47):
away with free AO scans. There was there was a
VIP gift bag that everybody put their you know, their
products and services in the gift bag and people, you know,
one person got to win you know, I don't know,
fifteen something prizes and products services that was there was
it was offered. They got to win that giant you know,
virtual gift back that that was the grand finale prize,
you know, and then we're doing it again, guys August
(58:09):
August fifteenth. So make sure you're got an easy way
pitch party dot com. Do not miss it. Tell your friends,
bring somebody in, don't pay, don't have to pay for
your pitch. If you bring two people in to pay
for their pitch or join, join the membership. So Dad,
tell them about better Vision for Children, and then we're
gonna go ahead.
Speaker 3 (58:25):
And bid everybody ADO absolutely better Vision for dre otherwise
owners bvccharity dot org bringing awareness to children's eyesight. Fifty
percent of parents do not have their children tests that
I've talked to institutions that care for children, and some
(58:46):
of them don't have any programs. So if something like
my elpier and liopia eye illness is detected early, there's
no problem. Even if it's detected later it can be
taking care of. But if it's not detected, it can
go on to very serious conditions with the eyesight of children.
And that's the awareness aspect of it. And then we
(59:10):
also support the research and testing facilities and if there's
a certain family that may not be able to afford
the test, we maybe we can help with that. And
then coming with us, we also have you know out
on some of my programs we're instituting here. I have
a second program we put together for better Business for Children,
(59:34):
and it's a vision for their future dealing with un
a privileged or foster care kids and we will take
them out on field trips or we'll go to their
facilities with mentors in various fields of employment, maybe a
nursing career, a doctor, a engineer, somebody like an eric's
(59:57):
field with media or online promotions. It could be just
a variety of fields. There's so many out there and
it opens up their mind to possibilities that they may
not have thought of. And that would be the mentoring
part of it the field trip, but we're also involvement
(01:00:18):
with some of these like, for instance, in social activity.
If they do go on, we're going to be looking
into grants as the years go on, securing a future
for them. But they might have a situation where as
they do move along and go to school and come
across somebody who there's some social skills that they're not
(01:00:40):
opened up to, like a simple game of chess. We'll
have people in the chess field. We'll go to a
situations teach them how to play certain games that they
play in social activities, like even some sports like golfing,
We'll take them to driving rangees, have professionals give an
idea about the golf world, and uh, maybe racketball or tennis,
(01:01:04):
and then uh, what we'll do is give them a
certificate after they certain you know, certain days we take
them out and do u and we'll give them booklets
on their certain skill that we showed them though they'll
have an overview, and then we could follow up after
a period of time with with a diploma. So you'll
(01:01:27):
take someone that's not aware of any of these things
and doesn't have an idea about livelihoods and that at
a certain amount of time. They'll have a variety of
livelihoods they might be interested in. They'll have skills, they'll
have uh, we'll be taken them to etiquette class. Uh
communication skills, Uh, you know, to communicate professionally and so
(01:01:49):
and so forth. Just riote writing. That's that's what our
better visions for children is in correcting their eyesight and
their vision for the future of the poster kids. And Eric,
I know the time is clicking by so fast here,
but that's a BBC charity dot org.
Speaker 1 (01:02:06):
Yeah, you guys, and if you yeah, if you donate
U at fifty dollars or more. Uh and and and
normally we do this for one hundred dollars, but if
you do fifty dollars or more from this show only,
we will uh schedule you for an interview on the show.
And mind you, guys, we have almost seven hundred thousand
listens we have we have thousands of episodes on Easway Radio.
(01:02:29):
We've had easy Way Radio h Easseway Broadcast has been
on bog Blog Talk radio for for I think over
post to ten years now at this point. And and
we were we were a featured top top flight show.
I think we still might be on blog talk radio,
and we have a lot of subscribers that receive a
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And recently we've added the new podcast channel on easy
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And we're also encouraging people to join and become an affiliate. Last,
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you'll love that. We recently posted a new Deadpool Wolverine movie.
I mean a lot of a lot of a lot
of the specific pieces and and in behind the scenes
news that's happening, like you know what's happening with that
with that movie, And I cannot believe that it got
over four hundred and thirty eight point three million. Just
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write out the box office in the in the first
initial opening, and I didn't even know that Ryan Reynolds
family is actually in the movie Ryan's Reynolds. You'll notice
that there's a there's a baby deadpool, there's a kid deadpool,
and there's a lady deadpool that's actually his, his his kid,
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(01:05:00):
When you're a stilver member or above. Make sure you
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And I also want to say thank you to everybody
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the fact that you want to be a part of
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learn about easy Way network, is it lights us? Lights
(01:05:23):
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We are going to do a replay and you do
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Boy Midsummer is here, and I'll tell you what a
lot of yours For the Paris Olympics, we got estimating
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there's so there's only they're adding new stuff on all
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thousands of people out in the streets with the vigil
saying prayers, on that they apologize probably won't be doing anymore.
But the US gold medals in twenty twenty four, I
mean we got nineteen, okay, the US is nineteen. And
what what is a gold medal? Actually, okay, we're talking
about well, it's what is it about? The worth of
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the metal in the way and so and so forth.
It's about five hundred and twenty seven grams. That's that's
the weight of it. It's actually silver, you know, the
gold medals of silver. Basically it's five hundred and twenty
three grams of silver, but it's coded with six grams
of gold and each way each costs five hundred dollars.
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So you can imagine if it was solid gold what
it would cost. You know it Steven something announced. That's
that's the fact about the gold medal. And anyway, there's
a new sport coming and it's making a big bang.
It's the Kayak Cross and it's it's an internet sensation
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very unique. And these kayakers go down these rapids and
do all kinds of crazy tricks and it's it's really
taken up. Debbie Hit, Florida early today as a hurricane
bring you know, it brings on its flooding and damage
and so and so forth, but it has been downgraded
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The North Korea is also they got hit with some
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South Korea offered their aid, they haven't accepted it yet,
but major, major flooding, they've ever seen anything like this before.
And global stocks sell off in Japan market to see
what the biggest drop since nineteen eighty seven, and.
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We got.
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Blowing the strat line. You heard about the astronauts being
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and they have to check the thrusters and so and
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Prime minister resigns after anti government rallies.
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Pop.
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So much stuff. As I was saying, when Eric is
waiting for me to say something, looking at the stuff
coming in, it's it's just every second there's the American
homes are becoming as they were becoming wilder and now
they're starting to downgrade a little bit. People are saving
money and less to let's to maintain. And Americas are
on the moves. They're going to the beaches. The beaches
are full. Even in some areas in Spain they're saying
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vacationers go home. The locals have nowhere to go on
their beaches they're so full. So it's it's a good
thing though, everybody's going to the beach. Cool. And with that,
uh well, I'll tell you what. I could go on
for another hour with the news. There's just a lot
of exciting stuff.
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Going on in the world. Data and uh, you know
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Well, uh, your rates we're looking at at four point
seven for refinanced rates and several institutions. So don't you
know what people? Should I buy? Should I not? Rates
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Hi, thank you, thank you for having me in the show.
Speaker 3 (14:31):
Dropping in so it's great to have you. We need Fanny.
I have to ask you a question. Have you been
looking into cloning? I was just kidding you. I was
just kidding you. What I what I mean by that
is we need more of you. We need more Fannies
(14:54):
around because there's not enough of you to go around,
because I've read an estimated one one hundred and twenty
nine million people in the US have at least one
major chronic disease et cetera, et cetera. And that's not
counting all the other thousands and millions or whatever that
hand just a variety of health issues, especially being.
Speaker 1 (15:17):
A help, especially the five g right now and and
fan Fanny, I mean, we we gotta, we gotta, we
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Wall of Famers. So Fanny, tell us you know how,
how how you got started and and why is this
your your your passion?
Speaker 4 (15:48):
Okay, yes, well I have have to share a little
bit about myself. Even though I have all these credentials
and certification, over the years, I had various life challenges
that left me broken, distruck, and with a hyper vigilant
(16:12):
nervous system. And this affected my house and immune system
because I kept anticipating the next crisis and then that
can lead into visious cycle where you continuously have anxiety
and stress perpetuate. So it took me almost two decades,
(16:37):
over two decades of taking relief and learning all sorts
of modalities from bothom dancing to reiki and chiegon and
until I stumbled upon the mindfulness and that's when I
started beginning. And I can say without a doubt from
(17:02):
other modalities, practicing mindfulness and the other other brain strategies
to retrain my brain are the most impact in my recovery.
Science changed my life. So that's how I got to
(17:23):
the place I am now. I teach why is it
important because when we learn these tools, we learn to
be in a space first being present in the present
moment awareness, and from that space you can notice your
(17:48):
emotions and we've learned to respond appropriately to any challenges
that right while being grounded. And if you practice this
over time, it ends up being become to the fault
(18:15):
mode and eventually you get emotionally resilient and it is
very powerful. And I have a passion feeling this because
I want everybody to have those tools and learn that
it can be down. You can heal using these tools.
(18:41):
It's incredible.
Speaker 1 (18:45):
You have.
Speaker 3 (18:46):
You have resilience.
Speaker 1 (18:51):
You have resilience.
Speaker 3 (18:51):
And you didn't turn the alcohol, did you when you
had the when you had the pressure and you had
your problems, you didn't turn the alcohol. You resilience enough
to you know, pull yourself up by the boat scraps
and find a solution.
Speaker 4 (19:07):
Yeah, it took me a long time.
Speaker 3 (19:09):
Day I did it.
Speaker 4 (19:12):
I retained, Yes, it was I didn't want to think,
so I kept trying thinking it was not an option.
Speaker 3 (19:23):
So well, thank you, that's good.
Speaker 4 (19:27):
Thank you, And I think everybody should know these tools.
I wor also work as a therapic school and I
pitch the kids, the kids are young adult, I teach
these tools.
Speaker 1 (19:45):
Well not anyway.
Speaker 3 (19:48):
I was going to say fifteen percent of you three
point seven million ages twelve or seventeen are affected by
major depression. Now that's just that's major depression. That doesn't
count the rest of them. So there's a lot of issues,
you know, I mean, and then you have eight percent
of American adults have. There's so many and this helps
(20:09):
both physically and mentally with the chigon and the different.
Speaker 1 (20:16):
And it's in different languages. You're fluent in Spanish, English, Hebrew.
You can teach it, you know, globally. That's that's awesome.
So you you do a lot of you know, brain enhancement.
It says that you teach courses for brain enhancing tools
for self improvement. Talk talk. Give us an idea of
(20:37):
of some of the stuff you teach in the brain enhancement.
Speaker 3 (20:41):
Yeah, my brain enhancement. Yes, but you couldn't do it.
Speaker 4 (20:47):
Yes, it's it's it just takes a little training. Well
all it takes. It's have the intention and once you start,
then continue to do it and then it becomes you
become resilient and you become But the problem I will
(21:07):
tell you about the course in a minute. But the
thing is most people do not do their work. That's
why all that you have it. People start want to
lose weight and do lots of things that if you
don't continue doing the work, it goes away, so you
(21:28):
don't succeed and get to the point where you want
to be. So it just takes the intention. You start
practicing and then you can do it, but you have
to work on it a little bit.
Speaker 3 (21:46):
Yes right, yeah, what what.
Speaker 1 (21:56):
Having a positive attitude?
Speaker 3 (21:57):
You know, being positive?
Speaker 4 (22:01):
Yes, of course, and that is the based my courses
you have when you implemented, when you practically exercises it,
it's based the hat that I teach. The shortcuts are
(22:24):
based on the latest neuroscience, the network neuroscience, and if
there are I will be very brief and explaining an
easy way, not technical, but there are three major networks
and we should be concerned about. And when you activate,
(22:51):
when you get to do the shortcut and you get
into the mindfulness with these technique, you in immediately interrupted
all the negative chatter, all the negative emotions that go
and activate what I like to call the wisdom center,
(23:11):
which is the selling network. And that's the network that
holds our the kindness, spirituality, love, compassion, empathy, joy. And
(23:32):
when you have to do that, you active the type center.
Everything else shuts down all the noise because these three networks,
there's some there's a vialance balancing the network. So once
you learn to do that, you start developing all the
(23:54):
they have it. You start developing the nonplasticity when you
start repeating these exercises and then you do it again.
And when you start doing this, the best, the easiest
way and the best way is to start maybe set
(24:15):
in and learn in your phone or in your computer,
and then you can once an hour for sixty seconds
one minute, and you do the exercise. So when you
do this throughout the day, all these every time you
(24:36):
do it, all these good neurochemicals are released in the
body and washes the way all the concisions that have
been released by the stress anxiety. They get the thought
and it's this in the long run, provides promote an
(25:02):
emotional Oh, they're all house.
Speaker 3 (25:06):
Yeah, it's imputed.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
I think.
Speaker 3 (25:12):
I think input is good if you input more positive
in your mind. And you know, like I would get
in the car and I'd turn on the radio and
listen to news, and you know the news, you know,
that's like it's negative politics, negative this and that. So
I started like veering away from that. Instead of the news,
I would turn on or put on a tape that's
you know, more peaceful stuff or something positive or you know,
(25:35):
maybe songs that I used to listen to or whatever,
and it makes for a more peaceful day. And it's
it's it's the same with you know, what you read
or whatever inputing. You know, like they used to say, oh, well,
be a long time ago. Accentuate the positive, you know,
and make such a big In fact, I had a
doctor at the hospital mentioned your keep going. Uh, the
(26:00):
mentioned that that it was positive. It's a positive things.
Speaker 4 (26:03):
To absolutely.
Speaker 3 (26:08):
Physically, where did you get your resilience from? I mean where.
Speaker 4 (26:13):
Where did you learn the resilience from the work that
I've been doing, The the raating that you've gone, the everything.
I applied everything, and I kept working on myself so
I could get there. And the resilience you develop over
(26:37):
time veals emotional resilience over time, once you continue to
do the work and eventually things change and then you
you're learned to you can bounce back from any what
would you say challenges?
Speaker 3 (26:57):
What would you say when you deal when you deal
with people, you know, you come across people in various ages.
What do you think is one of the main you know,
disturbing things they have issues they have today that they
share with you that's bothering them. What would you say?
Speaker 4 (27:15):
They well, the low self esteem, the law, feeling that
they're not enough, growing up with criticism. So there's a
lot of trauma that have been going around due to
(27:37):
the society and all the things that are happening around
US wars. So it keeps all these input keeps triggering
the anxiety and stress response. I think I don't know
if I answered your question.
Speaker 1 (27:57):
No, you did.
Speaker 3 (27:58):
You did answer it very good, but you know I
was gonna say, okay, so you take a movie theater.
I've used this as an analogy. You get one hundred
people that just leave a mute movie theater and they
just watched the John Candy movie that John Kenny was
a comedian and he's funny and he makes people feel happy.
And then you have another one hundred people walk out
(28:18):
of a Freddy Krueger movie. You know, if you don't
know Freddy Krueger was the bad guy, the murdering and
killing people. So which group of people is going to
be happier? Right?
Speaker 1 (28:28):
You know it?
Speaker 3 (28:30):
So it's like I'll share that. Well, watch a happy movie.
You know, there's so much stuff on there that's negative
and and all that kind of stuff. Don't watch that.
It all goes in your mind. Just going on more
fun stuff. Watch nature stuff. I like the nature movies
with the animals and they react to each other and
so on so over. But you know you're a good example. Yeah,
(28:55):
you're a good example. That's why I said that you
need to find a way of clothing yourself so there
could be more of you that could share this positive
because we need more, we need more of you around.
Speaker 4 (29:08):
Thank you. You do that the future.
Speaker 3 (29:14):
You came across Eric, and there's an easy way. Yeah, yes,
just keep it moving.
Speaker 1 (29:21):
Yes.
Speaker 3 (29:23):
Are you doing okay with you with social media? Are
you learning? Yeah? Social media? So you're learning the technical.
Speaker 4 (29:35):
Yes, I have been learning. It's quite a while. Yeah,
but there there's so much of the also they have
to choose to do Instagram you do faithful, there's there's
so much. You can't do it all if you have help,
of course, But I didn't answer you about my courses
(29:56):
I have, you know, let.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
Me let me just let me just suggest that really
real quick. Uh, Franny, there's there's so much, but you
know there's actually AI tools and there's AI sites. Yes,
well actually without you having to do anything at all,
literally run your social media and post for you. I
don't know if you if you if you knew that,
but uh, now you know it needs with AI, you
(30:20):
don't you don't need to be stressed and and you know,
pay a bunch of money for teams to do things
like like, it's not like it used to used to be,
so you could have a hundred different platforms that you're
posting on and and you wouldn't have to worry about
any of it. You just tell the AI how you
want to post, and it starts to learn. And yeah,
I just there's the technical I am aware of the AI.
Speaker 4 (30:42):
I try not to use it only basically because I
guess I'm not trusting it yet.
Speaker 1 (30:51):
I do.
Speaker 4 (30:53):
Yes, I don't want to have the I need to
really more acquainted. I want to make sure that what
I write.
Speaker 3 (31:06):
Yes, yes, but you know what, it can be beneficial,
It can really help because like you say, there's a
lot on the table and this AI can help sort
it out. And you know, it's like you have several secretaries,
you know, instead of you writing it's something all out,
the AI can help. So it's kind of getting to
(31:26):
be an essential thing if you have a lot going on,
and like you do, you know, with all your different programs,
what do you what.
Speaker 4 (31:35):
Do you see for you AI to do whatever you want?
Speaker 1 (31:39):
Well, you were saying something before when I inter interrupted,
I just wanted to make sure I do that through
that in there. What were you about to say? Oh?
Speaker 4 (31:49):
Yes, And I have different courses and one of them
is going to be launching the third time. I launched
in September. It's called Tame Your One Brain, and it's
(32:09):
it's one of the courses that I teach, and it
provides all the basics to get started retraining your brain
and explained not only with the brain networking, switching and balancing,
(32:33):
but also incorporate somatic tools like press work and movement
mindful movement. So it's all in there and it's it's
a way to get started and if you continue after
you finish the course, continue doing it. It will change
(32:59):
your life. But you have to do the work of
course the UH and I also have some other courses
more basic when I shorter not stain which was shorter
teach the very basic techniques, different techniques. I also have
(33:23):
a chick on course there and there's more coming. Of course,
there's there's several so they if you're gont through I
think you. I put a link in the in my profile,
I put on the links of my website and different
(33:46):
links that will take you to the my Let's have
the website.
Speaker 1 (33:54):
You have seventy four reviews now on your on your profile,
you have a unique interview that really kind of showcases
you and your buy now button, your appointment button and
donate button is is there if people want to get
get a hold of you or they want to, you know,
purchase these courses or sign up for what you do.
(34:14):
We got to get your event button on there, so
if anybody wants to register to these events that you
know you have webinars or what you what have you.
You also have your affiliate affiliate link and your your
scan code so people can join under you, join the
network under you, and you can build your your profile there.
We still need to get your podcast on there, but
(34:36):
you have all your social media and Fanny Eliza Coaching
dot com and then your your neuro Wellness Academy is
on there is as well. So Fanny, we we have
to we have about two more minutes until until your
segment's over. But I wanted to ask you this, so
so I did a session with you, teaching you how
(34:59):
to how to you know, fine tune and kind of
perfect your your pitch. I get. We gave you a
script and kind of a different direction tohead. How did
how did you enjoy that? And and have you done
your homework? Have you studied that pitch that we gave
you and and have you found it that?
Speaker 4 (35:17):
Yes? I did, and it was very helpful and I
recalled it and I need to put it from there
on the profile. I don't know xactly where you pull it, Bet,
I was doing this yesterday and I didn't have the
(35:38):
time to finalize putting it in there, but it was
very useful.
Speaker 3 (35:43):
Yes, you recorded it.
Speaker 1 (35:47):
If you recorded it, you need we need to we
need a copy of that that file and then our
team will actually edit it and make it look really professional,
and then that'll be your official welcome and pay on
your profile. So when people visit your profile. They you're
basically explaining to them how they can benefit from your profile,
and it's going to make them want to hopefully book
(36:08):
an appointment with you. And that's how the process works.
Speaker 4 (36:13):
Okay, I was going to publish it myself. I'll send
you the fire yes. And I want also to ask
that people can go to my website and download and
ebook that I have that UH so they can get
started with some of these strategies. And I think I
(36:37):
put also I gave you where they met, I gave
you the link to the I put it somewhere. The
link to the ebook.
Speaker 1 (36:47):
I don't use on your profile. So when people go
to your profile and then they click on your website
right away it says download the free ebook for the
mindful as based neuro coaching tools and basically mind mindful living.
But this has been a lot of fun, Fanny. I'm
glad that you were able to UH to join us
(37:08):
today and and you know, we we we look forward
to our listening audience to learn a little bit more
about how you can help their mindful thinking and and
really really get into their brain and and to promote
one more time this this uh, I guess you say
mastermind or webinar that you do. It says on your
(37:29):
website that you do a seven week live online course
which certify you know, you're certified trainer and and uh
you know you can really they can join that whole
neuro Wellness Academy and get more involved with you and
your website just right from going to your your profile.
So anybody that's part of the network, or even not
(37:49):
part of the network, make sure you go to Fanny
e l i z A g A Coaching at least
kaga e l I g A coaching dot com. Yeah,
all right, well, thank you so much for joining us, Fanny,
(38:10):
and and before we let you go, how have has
your easy Way experience then? How have you enjoyed our
network and our community.
Speaker 4 (38:21):
I've been there short time so far. I enjoyed it
and I missed the last week I was, so I
tend to go to the next pitch party. But yes,
it's a very interesting concept and.
Speaker 1 (38:38):
I like it.
Speaker 3 (38:40):
All right, thank you so much for.
Speaker 1 (38:44):
You.
Speaker 3 (38:45):
Yeah, we'll glad to have you.
Speaker 1 (38:46):
Thank you, thank you so much. We're glad glad to
have you. And so we'll look you up on the
easy Way Wall of fame and the again, guys, look
at Fanny on the easy Way Wall of Fame. Thanks
for joining us, Fanny, and and thank you for helping
to see people an easy wayland. Yes, yes, one more time, guys,
go to Fanny. Look look up Fanny on easy Way
(39:09):
while of Fame, and learn your mind. Learn learn how
to how to get into that mind and and and
be mindful and learn all about the mind from from Fanny,
and and one more round of a pause for Fanny
as a wonderful.
Speaker 3 (39:26):
Fanny.
Speaker 1 (39:27):
So, Dad, one of the things I wanted to talk about,
uh is is the community is easily family. And I
wanted to let everybody know that I'm going to be
speaking about how to self build yourself and how I
kind of self build myself through online means and all
the free different ways that you can do that, and
(39:48):
building community and how now you have to serve the
serf the community wave. The wave is shifted. Everything's changed
now where you need to if you want to build
a business online in any way, if you want to
be successful online, it's all about community. And I'm gonna
be giving some great tips and trips on community.
Speaker 3 (40:10):
I get if I get interjector you are very unique
and like the way you build your social media platforms
and the interaction. If I could only share the stories
of people that I've talked to that said, your son
is so cutting edge. We thought we had this down
and he created a new platform that makes it more
(40:34):
understandable and more beneficial and more of an outreach and
so on. And so it's I give you a lot
of credit for that.
Speaker 1 (40:42):
You know, I don't.
Speaker 3 (40:42):
You didn't get it for me, but you do have
a creative, creative way about you when you, you know,
create these new programs and everything. But it's also the
type of people that are involved with and you know
and incorporated into easy with family. It's just so many
good and I've heard that too. People had said, you know,
I came on board and even at events where they've
(41:06):
said the the aura or atmosphere of the people is
still positive.
Speaker 1 (41:11):
And that's what it is.
Speaker 3 (41:12):
It's a lot of the people, just about all the
people on board, if not all, have a caring attitude
and they help one another, they do business, they share ideas.
But it is it is very unique in that way too.
And I know what you need to do is learn
(41:33):
to unplug once in a while, because that's as you
go all the time. You know, it's a NonStop ERIC machine.
And because like in Europe, they have a lower work
slower work rates, work work rates, shorter work rates, weeks
and they you'd think, well, they're not producing as much,
(41:53):
but actually they produce more because they're more rested. And
that's a big thing. Huns burn ourselves out. So Eric, Yeah,
with your platforms you have I tell you what this uh,
this AI situation, I've always said, you got to go
by the horns because you're you're now partnering up with
somebody that's going to meet you, learn what you do
(42:15):
and you can be a lot smarter than you But
h on the friendly side of the AI. It is beneficial.
When I was a mad when you present some things
to me, I go, who wrote this out? And you
said it was, you know, associated with AI or whatever. Uh.
I find that amazing.
Speaker 1 (42:36):
And a lot of the the written things that you
guys are seeing on easy Way Network, I'll be honest
with you, is really just being done by AI. Is
being done by the tools that AI provides, especially on
easy Way News, because it's it's so much more convenient
now you never I mean, think about this, guys. You
never have to write a bio again. You don't have
to write your own your own book, you don't have
(42:59):
to write an article, you don't have to write a
blog posting on social media. You don't have to write that.
Or if you want to write it in your own
you can actually put it into AI, put it in
the chat GPT and it'll professionalize it and polish it
up more.
Speaker 3 (43:15):
And actually, one of the things that I wanted.
Speaker 1 (43:17):
To talk about dat is our training and we are
talking to Robert Butwin and James Saldman and a couple
other amazing people that really know AI. They have an
event that they do on Zoom that purely teaches you
AIM from image building to voice creation to even creating
your own AI. You can actually duplicate yourself and turn
(43:38):
yourself into an AI. You actually don't even need to
be involved anymore. You can tell the AI and pre
record whatever it is that you want. Especially for courses.
A lot of people that are a part of our
network are doing courses. So you just heard from one
of our guests, Fanny is going to be doing courses.
But you don't need to be putting the effort in
(44:00):
the hassle in to being there live anymore. If you
wanted to, you could literally just have an AI that
looks like you teaching your courses and duplicating content and
repurposing content, and then putting out some sort of interactive
chat system to where people can communicate, and then a
(44:20):
buy button, which is what we've done on the easy
Way podcast. If you have an easy Way podcast channel,
we've literally put an interactive chat system in a way
for people to buy. Whether you're there or not, you
could be asleep and your your AI could be talking
to them, you know, or your commercial could could be
talking to them. But we're we're going to be teaching
a lot of this on Mondays at two o'clock. In fact,
(44:41):
in the next couple hours. We do have a training
every Monday by Matt and Mona. Matt and Mona kind
of goes together. Matt and Mona are certified trainers now
that are going to teach you easy Way network first
and foremost really the network dashboard and and what is
the easy Way in the first place, and uh, basically
(45:03):
all the ways that you can leverage easy Way and
what are the modules that easy Way offers you to
help enhance your brand, your business, your projects, your your events,
and and all these different things that you have, you know,
happening within your business. We have tools that can enhance
(45:25):
and and help that. And for those of you guys
that don't know about easy Way Network, because you know
it is a robust network, but easy Way Network revolutionizes
the affiliate networking and marketing landscape within state of the
art state Okay, okay, well go ahead down. I mean
(45:46):
I was like right in the middle of telling people
the way network is and uh all right, let me,
let me, let me just finish explaining what easy Way
Network is down and then I'll give you the give
you the microphone. So again, it's easy one network. It's
a revolutionizes the affiliate networking and marketing landscape in its
state of the art ecosystem. And it's a hub type
(46:11):
of software that's designed to seamlessly connect you to our entrepreneurs, marketers, coaches.
What I mean, we have a variety of of of
of people that create solutions for you and we just
connect you to those peoples. So if you're a solution seeker,
we're the platform, and our intuitive platform stands as a
(46:34):
beacon in the digital marketing place in the digital marketplace,
enabling users to foster powerful partnerships and leveraging innovative marketing
strategies and access a vast library of resources, of networks,
of networks of people that we work with so easily
(46:54):
network professional all the professionals across the all in all
different types of industry are in the easy Way Network
or on the Wall of Fame, and you can effortly
amplify your reach for your business and tap into a
thriving community for an unparallel growth of opportunities. And you
(47:14):
can drive business to your business through using our platform
and using our cutting edge tools and get full analytics
and proof. The proof is in the pudding and you
stay ahead of the curve in marketing when using easy
Way Network. And it's an evolving online network. So whether
(47:38):
you're looking to expand your affiliate network, your prospects, you
want to increase your market visibility, get more credibility to
your visibility, you want to harness the power of collaborative
of our collaborative environment. Easy Way Network delivers a comprehensive
suite of services tailored to meet the dynamic needs of
(48:01):
today's digital entrepreneur. Guess what guys, that was all written
by AI. But it explains perfectly.
Speaker 3 (48:14):
Okay. But what I wanted to interject was, it's not
like you just get you know, go out and get
some generic AI and he does your stuff. It's nothing
like that. It's going off of the bread and butter
of what you have incorporated into your easy Way network.
And when you're writing a certain dialogue, it goes off
(48:34):
of that and rewards but the same word only they
might structure different or whatever. But the information is all
de picked it out of the easy Way dictionary. You know.
It comes from what you have and you know, whatever
you're writing, but it has to have a it has
(48:57):
to have a basic format to go off. And so Eric,
when you have you know, when when you're doing your
podcast for instance, and as far as the people involved
we're talking about you know, the metaverse and so and
so forth. Uh, where do you see this going as
(49:20):
far as because you mentioned earlier that podcast is becoming
the thing around the world, you know, honestly, guys, be formulated.
Speaker 1 (49:30):
Honestly, guys, you really need to join the training. You
need to you need to go into the easy Way
Network training and which is Easywaytraining Dot com uh and
and you need to join the training to learn the
system as number number one, and we do have a
podcast module which gives you a podcast channel that allows
(49:52):
you to repurpose your content on your other social platforms
like YouTube and vimeo, Facebook and what have you. So
it may make it simple for your followers to follow
your content in an easier fashion and monetize all of
that content that you're trying to repurpose. So really it's
it's it's amazing for people to have courses. Amazing because
(50:15):
you can take your courses and just put them into
our system and make it simple for people to subscribe
and then buy. So that's one of the systems that
we've created. And then we give you the whole back
end that tells you every single person that's subscribing, who
wants to be a guest for your podcast, who wants
to tap in, who wants to be an advertiser, who
wants to be a trainer, who wants to I mean
they can, they can engage with you. And we even
(50:37):
to our upgraded members give you the ability to see
people wanting to interact with you, whether it's one person
or it's a thousand people. You're still getting the ability
for them to chat and interact with your content, and
that's very, very powerful. We give we give you the
ability to post and update whatever your content is, so
(50:58):
people get used to following your content, just like this show.
This show is a great show for radio for baby
boomers and their grandsons and granddaughters and all things human
from a baby boomer's perspective. But we have an audience
that's used to now following creeping up to one hundred
something subscribers now that are getting a regular email. A
lot of you guys that are listening, you got an
(51:18):
email letting you know, hey, this show is going to
be coming on, and you've got an email letting you
know about Fanny and who our expert guest was. So
it's a platform to edify you and your clients. Whether
it's within media, it's it's in the platform itself, it's
on a stage, it's a podcast, it's a platform to
(51:40):
edify and outreach your message, and it's super super powerful
and it's very it's done very uniquely too. And we
have a social network that we post on as well,
and then all of the people in our community maybe
going to want to share these episodes and so on
and so forth, and we're growing more episodes, seventy podcasts. Now.
(52:01):
We just talked to a lady that's going to bringing
in maybe ten or five thousand podcasts oly But Shirley,
she's already starting to bring in her members, she's bringing
in her clientele. And we have so many powerful affiliates
now they're starting to bring in more more people to
the network. So we're doing the lead generation for you.
So it's really simple for people to people that are
(52:22):
our members in our network, for people to flourish with
their business or make their clients flourish by resourcing and
leveraging our network.
Speaker 3 (52:33):
And you've got a resource. If you don't, you're you know,
you're not taking advantage it. What's going on. Other entities
move ahead, and you know, by resourcing all this it
enhances your reach. And like you say, the reach is
everything is always changing that as far as getting out
(52:54):
there and the technology and everything. But so are our
podcast is coming up? Whether is it this Thursday? Now?
Speaker 1 (53:04):
The VIP pitch party happens every other Thursday. The next
pitch party is August fifteen. The next following Thursday, August fifteenth,
and it is twenty five dollars to pitch on our stage.
Now when we change it to VIP Pitch Party, it's
now for VIPs and people that want to reach high
(53:27):
profile people in their niche market, in their industry, people
that want a network with high profile people. Our relationships
are high profile, successful people. So just meeting one person
in our pitch party is exponentially valuable. But people walk
away with ten to fifteen, sometimes even thirty leads from
this event. Not to mention, the replays go into the thousands.
(53:50):
We had over fourteen hundred views and replay views on
our last pitch party. Or if you bring people in
to pay the pitch, you can earn your spot to pitch,
and there's only going to be so many spots available.
We can't do a two hour window and give hundreds
of people the chance to pitch, and so we needed
to kind of, you know, condense that down a little
(54:10):
bit and only get the people that are really serious,
that understand this is a this is a commercial that's
going on television and all over social media, and then
we recap it on easy Way News, which is super powerful.
Nobody else does what we do, Guys, Nobody markets you.
It's really the turbo boosted marketing that we do to
your pitch for twenty five hours. Or you can become
(54:33):
a VIP member or an upgraded member and never have
to pay anything. And you know, you're just You're just
going to have a team to just market you all
over social social media. We got eleven and eight views
on our last recapped article we did from the last
pitch Party, which is a way to thrive in networking
and connecting with with entrepreneurs. And I'm going to read
(54:56):
you guys this article as we close, and then Dad,
you can tell every about better vision for Children. But
on August first, the VIP Pitch Party VPP brought together
nearly seventy dynamic attendees for an extraordinary networking, exhilarating networking event.
And if you missed it, you're in luck because we
(55:18):
have the replay and they're going to be another one
held on August August fifteenth. And so the VIP Pitch
Party has established itself as a premier networking event where
participants have the chance to pitch their ideas and distinguish
totinguished audience of VIP entrepreneurs and business owners with a
growing reputation for fostering business connections and opportunities. And this
(55:41):
edition of the VPP we call it was no exception.
There was so many high quality people and people are
like raving about how many connections that they got. And
these are seven figure coaches, These are mostly six and
seven figure earners. And so a couple of highlights of
some of our Gold, Silver Platinum VIP members Susan post Nakoff,
(56:02):
Wendy Weber, Teresa Peters, Albert Corey, Beth and Mary, Phil
Philip Aberch, doctor Harvey Lumstain, Doctor Grant, Tim Papa Stewart,
Jim Bannon, Pepper, Jay George, Marquise Mona, Tenjo Kevin yule Wright,
David Geek, Mark Papados, Martin Salama, and you know, just
(56:23):
these are people that all got results that we just
we just mentioned. And then a couple of highlights we
had Randy Penner announced me I'll be speaking on the
Business Sparks stage on August eighth at ten am. There's
over one hundred and twenty five people that are confirmed
to be on that stage and I'll be the keynote speaker.
So I hope you guys can can join us and
(56:44):
just follow me on LinkedIn, follow ergs Zulia on LinkedIn
if you want to get involved, because that's a LinkedIn promotion.
And then Courtney b has an agency wrapping over five
thousand podcasts and she came on spoke talk about she's
going to bring her her clients over to Easyway Network.
Jim bann and announced it over one point five million
lions cub programs. You know that he he helps run
(57:06):
and take care of in the youth in America. He
also offered one hundred dollars to anybody that signed up
to easy Way. Uh so he's basically paying for your
first initial membership. Sajad talked about how I'll be speaking
on the Mini Shark Tank stage and the Polarized Networking
stage on August seventh. That's to six thirty in the morning.
Not looking forward to waking up that early, but I'm
looking forward to speaking to all you guys. And then
(57:26):
the prizes that we gave away man, we gave away interviews,
we gave away trips, travel traveling trips, you know we
we we gave we gave away ads on on easy
Way Network. We gave away a chapter in the book
A nine hundred and ninety seven dollars value chapter in
the best of the best book. I mean, people walked
(57:47):
away with free AO scans. There was there was a
VIP gift bag that everybody put their you know, their
products and services in the gift bag and people, you know,
one person got to win you know, I don't know,
fifteen something prizes and products services that was there was
it was offered. They got to win that giant you know,
virtual gift back that that was the grand finale prize,
you know, and then we're doing it again, guys August
(58:09):
August fifteenth. So make sure you're got an easy way
pitch party dot com. Do not miss it. Tell your friends,
bring somebody in, don't pay, don't have to pay for
your pitch. If you bring two people in to pay
for their pitch or join, join the membership. So Dad,
tell them about better Vision for Children, and then we're
gonna go ahead.
Speaker 3 (58:25):
And bid everybody ADO absolutely better Vision for dre otherwise
owners bvccharity dot org bringing awareness to children's eyesight. Fifty
percent of parents do not have their children tests that
I've talked to institutions that care for children, and some
(58:46):
of them don't have any programs. So if something like
my elpier and liopia eye illness is detected early, there's
no problem. Even if it's detected later it can be
taking care of. But if it's not detected, it can
go on to very serious conditions with the eyesight of children.
And that's the awareness aspect of it. And then we
(59:10):
also support the research and testing facilities and if there's
a certain family that may not be able to afford
the test, we maybe we can help with that. And
then coming with us, we also have you know out
on some of my programs we're instituting here. I have
a second program we put together for better Business for Children,
(59:34):
and it's a vision for their future dealing with un
a privileged or foster care kids and we will take
them out on field trips or we'll go to their
facilities with mentors in various fields of employment, maybe a
nursing career, a doctor, a engineer, somebody like an eric's
(59:57):
field with media or online promotions. It could be just
a variety of fields. There's so many out there and
it opens up their mind to possibilities that they may
not have thought of. And that would be the mentoring
part of it the field trip, but we're also involvement
(01:00:18):
with some of these like, for instance, in social activity.
If they do go on, we're going to be looking
into grants as the years go on, securing a future
for them. But they might have a situation where as
they do move along and go to school and come
across somebody who there's some social skills that they're not
(01:00:40):
opened up to, like a simple game of chess. We'll
have people in the chess field. We'll go to a
situations teach them how to play certain games that they
play in social activities, like even some sports like golfing,
We'll take them to driving rangees, have professionals give an
idea about the golf world, and uh, maybe racketball or tennis,
(01:01:04):
and then uh, what we'll do is give them a
certificate after they certain you know, certain days we take
them out and do u and we'll give them booklets
on their certain skill that we showed them though they'll
have an overview, and then we could follow up after
a period of time with with a diploma. So you'll
(01:01:27):
take someone that's not aware of any of these things
and doesn't have an idea about livelihoods and that at
a certain amount of time. They'll have a variety of
livelihoods they might be interested in. They'll have skills, they'll
have uh, we'll be taken them to etiquette class. Uh
communication skills, Uh, you know, to communicate professionally and so
(01:01:49):
and so forth. Just riote writing. That's that's what our
better visions for children is in correcting their eyesight and
their vision for the future of the poster kids. And Eric,
I know the time is clicking by so fast here,
but that's a BBC charity dot org.
Speaker 1 (01:02:06):
Yeah, you guys, and if you yeah, if you donate
U at fifty dollars or more. Uh and and and
normally we do this for one hundred dollars, but if
you do fifty dollars or more from this show only,
we will uh schedule you for an interview on the show.
And mind you, guys, we have almost seven hundred thousand
listens we have we have thousands of episodes on Easway Radio.
(01:02:29):
We've had easy Way Radio h Easseway Broadcast has been
on bog Blog Talk radio for for I think over
post to ten years now at this point. And and
we were we were a featured top top flight show.
I think we still might be on blog talk radio,
and we have a lot of subscribers that receive a
notification when this show goes live through blog talk Radio.
(01:02:51):
And recently we've added the new podcast channel on easy
Way Network, and we're encouraging everybody to an easy Way
podcast which is rbl live dot com and you can
subscribe to be notified also to be interviewed on the show.
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And we're also encouraging people to join and become an affiliate. Last,
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