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James Sinclair's Business Broadcast is the weekly podcast from the award-winning entrepreneurial CEO of the Partyman Group; home of 7 much-loved family-based brands which welcome one million customers through the doors of their attractions every year. 

Each week James and his guests share insights of how they operate and they will be having round table conversations about the most interesting and essential topics related to business growth.

This week on the show we welcome creative property investment expert Nathan Winch who has created a systemised approach to being able to ‘do more with less’ in the property investment space. In the last 6 months alone Nathan has secured 38 properties using very small amounts of financing to take control of the assets.

In the show they discuss:

- James and Nathan’s opposing views on property

- What to do with £100,000 of investment funds

- How Lease Options work in commercial and residential property

- Why No Money Down is very, very rare

- How lenders work with investors

- Different options for financing deals

- Why James thinks you only need one good deal a year to succeed

- How to add value to property only using paperwork

- The logistics of Title Splitting

- How banks assess risks

For details on James’ info-packed 2 day Ultimate Property Profits Masterclass head to http://bit.ly/ultimatepropertyprofits

For more info head to https://jamessinclair.net/

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A new year often symbolizes a new beginning, with resolutions to make specific lifestyle changes related to self-improvement. Research indicates, however, that up to 88% of these resolutions fail. If changes—no matter how worthy--are imposed by ego alone, the unconscious is likely to have its say by rebelling.

Meaningful change requires the willingness to sit at the crossroads of inner conflict, steep in its mystery, and honor the opportunity for relationship rather than repression. Contemplation before action includes inner assessment of readiness, resources, and response-ability.

Sacrifice is required, external programs or people may provide support, and the goal must be aligned with purpose inspired by the Self. Jung stated that we don’t solve our problems, we grow bigger than our problems. Meaningful change and renewal occurs when we have engaged an inner conflict and thereby become more whole.   

Dream

"I'm in a fortress with a tall tower and I'm participating in some kind of sacrificial ritual. I know there are other participants but I don't see them. We have to answer a question correctly or face a painful death. I fail the test and am brought to the top of the tower for the sacrifice, which involves being cut into pieces. I run away and throw myself off the top of the tower to avoid that torture. I hit the ground and find myself back in the tower, having to throw myself over the edge again to escape the sacrifice. This happens multiple times."

In the aftermath of the New Zealand mosque attacks, we explore the psychological factors that cause a person to commit heinous acts of mass violence, technology’s role in spreading extremist propaganda and what governments and communities can do to prevent terrorism. The guest for this episode is Arie W. Kruglanski, PhD, an APA fellow and distinguished university professor in psychology at the University of Maryland, who is an expert on terrorism, radicalization and deradicalization.

APA is currently seeking proposals for APA 2020 sessions, learn more at http://convention.apa.org/proposals

Sam Harris responds to the charge that "militant" atheism is responsible for the murder of three Muslim students in North Carolina.

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