Ken Colburn, the original Data Doctor is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. www.datadoctors.com www.eliances.com

Ken Colburn, the original Data Doctor is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. www.datadoctors.com www.eliances.com

Clive Greensmith is the cello and chamber music professor at the Colburn School in Los Angeles, CA.  He was also a member of the Tokyo String Quartet for 14 years.  In this interview you will enjoy stories from his childhood and his journey to the Tokyo String Quartet.  He is currently a champion of the newly recovered Pál Hermann cello concerto, and gives us great insight on special projects like this one.

A small town is being victimized and stripped of its resources by profiteers and villains. With what little they have they hire a small band of mercenaries to help fight off the evil plaguing them. Based on the screenplay and film by the acclaimed Akira Kurosawa, Seven Samurai, The Magnificent Seven takes that classic story from feudal Japan to the American old west.

Director John (The Great Escape) Sturges put an all-star cast together for the original 1960 version with Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Eli Wallach, Horst Buchholz, Robert Vaughn, Brad Dexter, and James Coburn. That filmed spawned three sequels, a television remake and television series. Director Antoine (Training Day) Fuqua would bring the Seven back to the silver screen with Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt, Ethan Hawke, Vincent D'Onofrio, Byung-hun Lee, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Martin Senmeier, Haley Bennett, and Peter Sarsgaard.

Invasion of the Remake puts on their dusters and travels back to a time where seven men dared to take on an army. Are both movies magnificent or will one be a misfire? Join Jason, Sam and Trish on a ride only Invasion of the Remake can take you on this week's episode.

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Today on the Achieve Your Goals podcast, James Colburn is here to talk about the 5-minute epic evening ritual that transformed his life and how it can help YOU find purpose and connect with what matters the most.  

James Colburn has worked for more than two decades in executive and entrepreneurial roles in marketing, real estate, nonprofits, and consulting.

Along the way, his experience revealed to him the trap of success: After becoming his company’s top performer in sales, breaking records and selling tens of millions of dollars worth of real estate each year, he came to understand that conventional measures of achievement can keep even the best performers from finding fulfillment. He wrote RESUCCEED to share his insights with others so that they can fulfill their own potential.

James has a bachelor’s degree in business and a master's degree in international community development. He and his wife, Maurita, are active in charitable work focused on families and global health. James is also a guest lecturer in the graduate program for global leadership and entrepreneurship at Northwest University. He lives with his wife and three children in the Seattle area.

In this powerful conversation, James breaks down his transformational evening ritual, including the BIG questions that are helping to solve the “purposeless epidemic.” His simple, yet highly effective process, will teach you how to embrace the life you have, tap into the joys of life, and redefine what it really means to be successful.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• [02:44] On the outside it looked like he was living the million dollar dream, but his happiness was at an all time low! James shares the defining moments leading up to his new book and how he lost sight of what matters the most.
• [05:56] The shocking question his life coach asked that left him disgusted with how he was living his life.
• [08:35] James explains why the topic of purpose is being discussed more today than ever before.
• [11:28] The 5-minute epic evening ritual that’s solving the purposeless epidemic!
• [13:50] Discover the 3 most powerful types of questions you can ask in order to answer the unanswerable.
• [15:34] Why celebrating your existing moments of brilliance is so important.
• [16:48] What’s the one thing you should focus on that makes everything else seem unimportant?
• [17:10] The BIG question high achievers who are constantly chasing the next big thing should be asking themselves.
• [20:41] Why leaning on your past accomplishments could be holding you back.
• [23:23] How to use the rocking chair test to fully embrace the life you have and connect with what matters the most.

AYG TWEETABLE

''We owe it to ourselves to build fulfillment into our business plan.'' - James Colburn

Derek Coburn is the founder of Cadre, an un-networking community in Washington, DC and now in Baltimore. Derek is the author of Networking Is Not Working: Stop Collecting Business Cards and Start Making Meaningful Connections.

Talking about organizing networking events, managing relationships, and connection.

NBN16 Show Notes

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Download a copy of my book, New Business Networking: How to Effectively Grow Your Business Network Using Online and Offline Methods.

Derek Coburn created unnetworking events. He borrowed the term from Scott Stratten’s book, UnMarketing.

We need to unlearn what we have already learned in order to be more effective in the way we approach it (networking).

In order for a networking event to be successful for anyone, it is directly correlated by how many people are there for the same reasons as you.

Derek never intended to make his Cadre events large. He vets his members to be sure they are CEOs and business owners. They bring guests to the events who pay $250. His events begin at 3:30 pm instead of after work.

Derek explains how to trigger on-going reciprocity.

He loves connecting people and providing value to his network.

You need to find ways to make it easy for people who want to help you.

His clients want to help him, but the introductions often don’t take place. He created a couple of email templates for his clients to use to refer him.

When you make it simple for people, they will act.

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Derek shares how he manages many relationships.

Manage your email with SaneBox.com and Boomerang.com

Seth Godin’s Impresario Workshop. Check out Paul Jun’s post about it.

When you attend an event, what is your time worth?

Networking 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0.

How Derek uses LinkedIn to find local professionals.

Check out Contactually.com to balance relationships.

App Recommendation: Nozbe for productivity.
Book Recommendation: The Great Work of Your Life: A Guide for the Journey to Your True Calling by Stephen Cope.

Contact DerekCoburn.com and on Twitter @cadredc.

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Thanks for listening. You rock!

CHRIS COLBURN  (Rohmaterial/H-Productions/8 Sided Dice/Driving Forces Recordings/Decoy Records)

Since 1993, techno has been Chris’ passion. After debuting in Brighton, UK, he played sets at various locations in Britain before finally beginning to produce tracks in 2005, teaming up with Huw Jones in Wales to produce 2 EP’s on Huw’s Native Collective print.
Chris returned to the studio a couple of years later, having moved back to his hometown, Southampton. His first solo work, Stone Town EP was the first of 6 solo releases on Alan Fitzpatrick’s 8 Sided Dice label between 2010 and 2012, with the most recent ESD outing, Destiny EP, included Cari Lekebusch on remix duties. Chris also delivered a few remixes during this time and during 2012, released solo tracks on two more labels, GSR and Decoy Records.
Now based in Berlin, he has started his own label, Rohmaterial. The 4-tracker launch for this new project, Stick Or Twist EP, was released in March 2013. The EP received great support from DVS1, Cari Lekebusch, Alan Fitzpatrick, Rebekah and many more.  Tracks from Chris’ Dilemmas EP, have also been regularly played throughout 2013 by the likes of Ben Sims, DVS1, Richie Hawtin, Len Faki, Drumcell and Slam.
Over the last year, Chris has enjoyed working many of the clubs around Germany, as well as visits to Hungary, Russia, Belgium and UK.