What is The Transacting Value Podcast?
07/01/22 • 2 min
If you're new to the show or a continuing listener, welcome to Transacting Value Podcast! TVP aims to showcase introspective, personal and professional relationships through a lens of values-based leadership, shared monthly core values, and digitized perspective. If you'd like to be interviewed or just have questions, comments, or requests for speaking engagements regarding TVP, please email [email protected], or direct message on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter @TransactingValuePodcast. We are currently playing on YouTube on our Survival Dad YT channel, and streaming everywhere your favorite podcasts are streamed, like on Spotify, Audius, Anchor, or iHeartRadio. While 2021 focused on the theme of "Value of your Values," and 2022 continues to focus on "Character of your Character," there's always more perspective where you can learn something.
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If you're new to the show or a continuing listener, welcome to Transacting Value Podcast! TVP aims to showcase introspective, personal and professional relationships through a lens of values-based leadership, shared monthly core values, and digitized perspective. If you'd like to be interviewed or just have questions, comments, or requests for speaking engagements regarding TVP, please email [email protected], or direct message on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter @TransactingValuePodcast. We are currently playing on YouTube on our Survival Dad YT channel, and streaming everywhere your favorite podcasts are streamed, like on Spotify, Audius, Anchor, or iHeartRadio. While 2021 focused on the theme of "Value of your Values," and 2022 continues to focus on "Character of your Character," there's always more perspective where you can learn something.
Reach out to Transacting Value
- Tweet @SurvivalDadYT1
- Direct Message @SurvivalDadYT on Instagram or TikTok
Leave a voice message at TransactingValuePodcast.com to hear your question answered on the air!
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Learning to Love the Versions of You
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Alrighty folks, welcome back to Season 2, Episode 26 of Transacting Value Podcast!
Today with social media, it is too easy to replace what life experiences you may be lacking for those of someone else. When we are out of balance as an individual, partnership or team, the opportunity to reconnect, converse, express emotions, and recognize how others opinions differ from ours exists. What is best for you as an individual is not always best for the group. Your opinions, pursuits, desires, and aversions face reality and expectations. Look back at the you of 10 years ago. Are you at the place or part of your life that you envisioned? Were you able to balance your direction with the responsibilities you had. What influences did you encounter that diverted your goals? Has social media changed your opinions or views? Entertainment, including multiple media outlets, have taught volumes as opposed to traditional school curricula. Lessons on conflict resolution, communication, and social norms have bridged gaps and provided awareness. Do we place inherent values on our children from our own upbringing, handing down generational values and concerns? Social media users convey shared values to rebuild each other from what we experience as out of balance. It filling a need to listen, learn, express opinions, feel accepted and stay connected. If you have ever tried to make sense of the chaos that has become social media, or tried to balance its influence with remaining true to yourself, then this episode is for you.
Today we're discussing the inherent but underrated June core values of Balance, Learning, and Loyalty as strategies for character discipline and relative success, with a good friend, Adam Rennie. We cover different aspects of constructive, critical, and honest feedback between you and yourself, or other people. Together, we tackle self-esteem, introspection, physical, emotional, and mental recovery. If you are new to the podcast, welcome! If you're a continuing listener, welcome back! Thanks for hanging out with us and enjoying the conversation. Values still hold value.
Special thanks to The Bee and the Bear Creations and Keystone Farmer's Market for your support. Thanks to Simon Sinek and Jordan Petersen for your inspiration.
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Conservation, Fishin Stories, Tarpon Tales
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Alrighty folks, welcome back to Season 3, Episode 1 on Transacting Value Podcast!
Porter’s guest for today’s episode is Robert Bellew, a resident Floridian for more than three decades and an outdoorsman for even longer. It’s the Fourth of July, so naturally there is a discussion about fireworks, grilling versus smoking meats, beef versus chicken, and brining and marinating. If you’re hungry, your mouth might start to water.
Porter and Robert talk about some things unique to Florida:
- The rapidly growing population and how it affects traffic, roads, wildlife, and the natural environment
- Word has it that it’s possible to travel by boat from Lake Eustis to the St. Johns River, all the way to Jacksonville
- Chickees in the Everglades
- The Villages of Central Florida, where there are more golf carts than cars
- Disney’s influence on the area and how its relationship with the State of Florida is changing
The conversation turned to the subject of sportsmanship and conservation. Rob has been fishing since he was a toddler. He gets to enjoy the thrill of the catch without the messy, smelly work of cleaning and cooking the fish, and the fish is released to procreate.
Concerning conservation of the environment, Rob believes some of the biggest conservationists are – and should be – found among outdoorsmen. Shouldn’t the most vocal and active protectors of the environment be those who enjoy it the most?
Porter and Rob conclude that education and the use of social media are probably the best tools for teaching the next generation how to respect and conserve our environment.
Quotes from today’s episode:
“I don’t see wanting to protect the things that you love as being a liberal thing.”
“The one thing that I don’t think has a political agenda is protecting the outdoors and what you enjoy doing in it.”
“It’s so easy to make the changes to the environment. It’s not easy to revert the changes.”
“It’s not necessary to kill everything you catch.”
“If you learn how to manage the environment better, you can learn how to better create an environment or cultivate or maintain or sustain.”
Sponsors and Resources mentioned in today’s episode:
(0:23:35) Bee and the Bear Creations
Lords of the Fly: Madness, Obsession, and the Hunt for the World Record Tarpon by Monte Burke
(0:43:51) Keystone Farmer’s Market
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