Tommy

Tommy is 60 and he’s run his own business for more than 30 years. He loves his work and doesn’t plan to stop. Caroline, his wife, is 56 and is retiring from a stressful job in a few months. Together, they’ve amassed over $6M. She’s ready to spend it but Tommy can’t stop saving and investing.Links mentioned in this episode Get Money Coaching with Ramit  Download the Conscious Spending Plan Join Earnable Connect with Ramit Get Money Coaching with Ramit  Download the Conscious Spending Plan Get my New York Times best-selling book Get my no-numbers journal Other episodes Instagram Twitter YouTube If you and your partner have a money issue and you want my help, I occasionally select a couple to work with, free of charge. Apply for my help here.Produced by Crate Media.

Tommy, an advocate for reclaiming time and focus, shares his decision to quit the internet. The conversation reveals the overwhelming chaos of modern online interaction and contrasts it with the simplicity of the early internet. Tips for managing information overload, such as practicing selective curiosity and honing storytelling skills, are discussed. The importance of authenticity in content creation shines through, especially in an age dominated by distraction. This insightful dialogue offers valuable strategies for navigating the digital landscape.

Mike, Seth, & Tommy discuss the importance of communication in business intelligence, emphasizing soft skills, stakeholder communication, and translating technical jargon. They highlight the impact of communication on data governance, project success, and trust in data reporting. The conversation stresses the need for consistent communication, effective listening skills, and clarity in interactions to achieve successful outcomes.

Pastor Tommy, a dedicated church leader, delves deep into the essence of the Gospel. He discusses the Great Commission and the mission of disciple-making with great insight. Tommy explores the complexities of the Gospel, emphasizing the need for open dialogue amidst skepticism. He shares the historical roots of the Gospel, showcasing its transformative power in modern faith. Finally, he introduces the concept of the V-shaped Gospel, focusing on humility and servanthood, and critiques simplistic portrayals that miss its full narrative.

In this engaging discussion, Mike, a business intelligence expert, Seth, a data visualization specialist, and Tommy, a digital transformation enthusiast, explore the innovative use cases of OneLake Explorer. They delve into the evolution of data modeling tools, tackling challenges in managing unstructured data like images. The trio emphasizes the importance of involving business users in data analytics and the advantages of centralized data repositories. They also discuss Microsoft's tools for enhancing business efficiency and the future potential of data centralization with OneLake.

Listen to the gripping story of Navy SEALs Mike and Tommy as they face overwhelming odds and showcase extreme bravery, teamwork, and tactical skill in a dangerous mission during the Vietnam War. Discover how acts of courage can inspire others to be brave in the face of danger, creating an unbreakable bond between comrades.

Tommy and Steve from Nichols & Co talk about limited companies for tax savings, including income-spreading strategies and the myth of tax efficiency. They discuss the importance of understanding salary limits, maximizing state pension benefits, and checking National Insurance record. They also mention the benefits of having a paper round job in youth for NI record and touch on taking a salary and its ancillary benefits.

Mike, Seth, and Tommy discuss managed self-service in Power BI, including the balance of control and agility in BI, dataset certification implications, and strategies for fostering a robust data culture.

Mike, Seth, & Tommy discuss managing unstructured data in Power BI, including Excel files, exported data, self-service measures, and write-back. They explore challenges in dealing with data from different systems, and the importance of automation and tools like Power BI. They also discuss accountability in data management and the role of executive sponsors.

Tommy and Dustin from the band Beach Fossils discuss Miami massages, a recap of their show in San Francisco, awkward audience encounters, van life, water filtration, befriending Post Malone, blog house fashion, Radiohead, Licorice Pizza, and a possible repeat of the same podcast on every tour.