The How Social Are You Podcast

HSAY 009 - Rob Rosmis - Entrepreneur | Real Estate Pro | Social Media Coach Background: "I'm providing more of an asset for my consumers as opposed to a platform for me" Rob has a diverse experience that started in Law enforcement then his first entrepreneurial effort with a  successful Hockey Training business working with two professional franchises as well as Fitness Training  and ultimately as a Real estate professional. Coaching and training is what he's good at and he uses those skills to help his real estate clients learn the process as well as coaching and training his sales team that he'd developing. Highlights: Transitioning social media perception from fitness guy or hockey training guy to real estate professional. Gary Vaynerchuk - Attention is the asset. Engage and get attention. If you don't put out content you're missing the boat. International Property Specialist with NAR Using Social Media to recruit and train agents on his team Shift in focus from just listed/sold social media posts to more of a lifestyle message Focus on needs and wants - creating value "I'm providing more of an asset for my consumers as opposed to a platform for me" Providing value to agents In international Real Estate through private Facebook groups Creating a lifestyle - travel and entrepreneurship Using video email services for business to interact and engage with his prospects We are more social in being able to reach more people, we have lost the importance of face to face communication.   You can't be an expert on Social Media right out of the gate. You have to walk before you run. Using Facebook or social media to lean about his prospects and their lives and connecting with them on a personal level Resources Gary Vaynerchuk - Crush It and Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook Listing To Leads Bom Bom video email service Connect You can find Rob Rosmis on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and via email; [email protected] I hope you enjoyed and found value on this episode of The How Social Are You Podcast please feel free to share it on social media with your followers. You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker and Google Play. Your ratings and comments on iTunes are greatly appreciated. If you have questions about The How Social Are You Podcast or would like to be interviewed you can tweet or direct message me on GAB the new People First / Free Speech Social Network https://gab.ai/ at @ML as well as on Twitter @mlindheimer or on Instagram @mlindheimer and lastly on Facebook melindheimer and you can also email me at [email protected]. Until next time, thank's everybody!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-how-social-are-you-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HSAY 008 - Melvin Alston | Competitive Body Builder | Sponsored Athlete | Inspiration   Background: “I either want to hold steady or move forward, but I’m not going backwards” Melvin Alston is an NPC National Level Bodybuilder and also the V.P. of The MooreMuscle Corporation. Melvin started competing as bodybuilder at the age of 17 and has not stopped since.  He has won numerous bodybuilding shows and is currently fighting for his IFBB Professional Card.  Melvin is a talented businessman and an even better leader.  Every employee of MooreMuscle feels as if they are part of a family and that credit goes to Melvin.  Melvin lives with his beautiful wife and has 3 teenage children. Highlights: Melvin was born and raised in Michigan Got into sports at a young age, started playing football and was lead to weightlifting and working out Received a football scholarship and had a great career but stopped due to injuries Joined a YMCA and was encouraged to perform in bodybuilding competitions; did his first one at 17 Moved to Las Vegas and majored in Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine, while working at a gym as a trainer Got a job with company, nth Degree, managing trade shows, exhibits, and events Worked on tradeshow floors at convention centers in Las Vegas Every industry that you can think of has a convention or an expo where the companies come together Melvin’s company services these clients and their needs at these events Worked his way up from casual laborer to project manager to city-wide manager Happy to work for a company that encourages working your way up Still able to keep up with his bodybuilding career "Either give 100 percent or doesn’t do it" Took a break from bodybuilding because he couldn’t dedicate all of his time to it, but eventually made a successful comeback (in 2006) At national level shows, he competed against 1000 to 1500 other competitors Only 15 make the finals and Melvin was one of them! Placed 14th one year, 9th the next, 5th the year after, and 2nd last year in a national show Constantly trying improve and come out better than the last show; as long as he does that he’s happy with any placement Are you a better version of yourself today then you were yesterday? I either want to hold steady or move forward, but I’m not going backwards” First social media platform he used was Facebook, though was reluctant in using it at first Signed a contract to be a sponsored athlete and that influenced his decision to join social media (Moore Muscle) He also wanted to share with people his story and his journey Social media naturally evolved to be a branding tool for Melvin His operates all of his social media and content on his own, didn’t have anyone guide him He didn’t realize the impact he was having on other people’s life until receiving positive feedback from followers on social media Helped him realize how powerful social media is as a tool to help connect with people in order to help them achieve their own goals/inspire them Posts the messages he wants to post without thinking about how many likes it will receive Stays true and honest to himself when posting; share’s what he wants to share regardless of the feedback You should be able to express what you want People can definitely get caught up in social media He only really does Facebook and Instagram (No twitter or snapchat yet) Wakes up and spends the first hour doing his social media work His time set aside in the morning is the only time he really spends on social media; very disciplined person Don’t make it an all day thing (social media) Do your best to schedule out time for social media use and limit it Find a slot of time that you can allot for it and set it aside, then you’ll be more productive the rest of the day Can be a distraction and a barrier for the rest of your life; setting apart time helps counteract this Connect: IFBB North American Championships - http://npcnewsonline.com/2016-ifbb-north-american-championships-official-score-cards/302312/ Moore Muscle - http://www.mooremuscle.com/home.html Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/melvin.alston.75 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/melvinmuscle/ I hope you enjoyed and found value on this episode of The How Social Are You Podcast please feel free to share it on social media with your followers. You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker and Google Play. Your ratings and comments on iTunes are greatly appreciated. If you have questions about The How Social Are You Podcast or would like to be interviewed you can tweet or direct message me on GAB the new People First / Free Speech Social Network https://gab.ai/ at @ML as well as on Twitter @mlindheimer or on Instagram @mlindheimer and lastly on Facebook melindheimer and you can also email me at [email protected].   Until next time, thank's everybody! Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-how-social-are-you-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HSAY 007 - Joe Sales  - Faith | Blogging | Inspirational Speaker Background: “Being a Catholic striving for Holiness in life, faith, and everything in between” Joe Sales, is a devout Catholic who lives in London Ontario, Canada with his beautiful wife. Joe is also a blogger and speaker. He loves his faith, family, and friends. He continues to the best of his ability to strive for holiness in life, faith, and everything in between. This blog was launched in January 2016 by Joe Sales as a way to bring together his ministry of speaking and use of media in hopes of encouraging and inspiring others in their life, faith, and everything in between. Highlights: Joe began blogging a decade ago He’s had a few different blogs over the years, but now has decided to stick with one blog Through blogging has been able to get into other social media platforms and connect with people online Covers a lot of different topics in his blog Blogs about life and faith, incorporating his own experiences Devout Catholic Doesn’t want to force people to believe what he believes, but instead wants to encourage them to grow in their own faith Faith is not meant to be easy Joe started with MySpace, but felt it was geared more towards artists and musicians so he switched to Facebook From Facebook he was linked to Twitter, Gab, Instagram and other social media platforms Instagram is great for visual people Uses both a personal and a professional Facebook page Uses Facebook and Twitter to promote blog and make people aware of it, in the hopes they share it Social media is a way to help his blog audience grow His audience has grown worldwide through his use of Facebook and Twitter Number of viewers definitely grows by utilizing these social media platforms The Pope’s on Instagram (1,000,000 followers in the first 24 hours) Instagram’s partnership with the Pope was great PR The Pope has been using twitter for some time Pope is very social and social media is great for publicity and bringing people to the church A picture tells a story which then leads to engagement Joe says his blog is all about the people Knows that his blog will only get better Receives positive feedback and constructive criticism through social media and blogging Podcasts are a great partner for content for a website or a blog Joe also does public speaking Began public speaking in college Grew up with a learning disability and talks about overcoming these barriers to get to where he is today Wants to inspire and encourage others Has spoken at various conferences over the years Always looking for opportunity Always draws from his own experiences Using your story to help others can only make us better At the start he was on his social media all day Now he’s learned it’s good to disconnect Disconnect so you don’t miss out on everything that is happening in life Always good to take a step back from time to time to realize what’s going on outside of the internet Enjoy where you are as opposed to where the internet or social media might take you Connect: You can connect with Joe Sales through his blog: joesales.wordpress.com Links to his social media profiles (Gab, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) can be found on his blog I hope you enjoyed and found value on this episode of The How Social Are You Podcast please feel free to share it on social media with your followers. You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker and Google Play. Your ratings and comments on iTunes are greatly appreciated. If you have questions about The How Social Are You Podcast or would like to be interviewed you can tweet or direct message me on GAB the new People First / Free Speech Social Network https://gab.ai/ at @ML as well as on Twitter @mlindheimer or on Instagram @mlindheimer and lastly on Facebook melindheimer and you can also email me at [email protected].   Until next time, thank's everybody!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-how-social-are-you-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HSAY 006 - Andrew Torba - Social Media Start-Up CEO | Entrepreneur | Free Speech Advocate | Millennial   Background:   "The people, all people, are why the social media platforms exist."   Andrew Torba is a 25 year old Silicon Valley based entrepreneur with 5 years of experience in the technology space.  Andrew was the Founder and CEO of AutomateAds.com which helps Facebook, Google Adwords, and Twitter advertisers automate the management of their ad spend budgets using artificial intelligence.    Andrew and his team recently launched GAB, https://gab.ai/ the new People First / Free Speech Social Network . They are currently in closed Beta testing but the response has been nothing short of phenomenal.     Highlights: The challenges of being a third party developer working and attempting to solve problems in the Big Social ecosystem is not easy. API's change every 90 days. Innovation is nearly impossible Developers have been treated poorly by Big Social Building a Social Media platform that welcomes and support third party developers.  Second problem: Silicon Valley very difficult to be a Conservative On-line and off-line very difficult to speak freely. A level of discomfort as a result. The importance of freedom of speech.  Gab's mission: Put people first and to promote free speech for everybody Much bigger than any one person or one political party. Pay to play advertising The point of business is to provide solutions to problems and create value. Many of the Big Social companies have lost their way in the drive for shareholder value. Up until this point there hasn't been an alternative to Facebook and Twitter although Snapchat is the remaining independent and has a large audience.   The lack of Conservative leadership in Silicon Valley. The need for someone to stand up not only for Conservatives but for everybody. "The people, all people, are why the social media platforms exist."  The CEO sets the tone for the users of the platform whether you have 300,000 or 300M users. People on the Left, Center and Right are all expressing disgust with the fact that censorship exists in Social Media today.  Different Communities growing in Gab - gamers, politics, sports, etc. It's important to encourage different types of influencers to join Gab and to bring their following with them.  Giving people the ability to monetize their content on Gab - a tipping, donation and/or subscription system.  Enable users to make real money while Gabbing all day. Trends - possibly implementing AI and VR tools for content creation. Mobile is crucially important and they are working on native IOS and Android applications  Open to feature and technology feedback from the Gab community. Main focus is being ready for scale.  If you're looking at your phone you're not connected to the people with you're with. Make an effort to be present. Getting out and exploring nature, setting the phone aside.  Studies that show there is a chemical reaction, dopamine is produced, in our brains to notifications.  Mike Cernovich blog post about "How to relax and clear your mind and focus". Getting into a routine of starting the day working on yourself before getting into email, Social Media, notifications, etc. - Miracle Morning  "This is my life's work, my purpose".  There are no coincidences. Everything that lead up to this point prepared him for everything he is creating today. Resources: Book -  Start With Why by Simon Sinek GAB - https://gab.ai/ Body Builder - Melvin Alston  Article - Why We're All Addicted To Texts, Twitter and Google  Blog - Danger & Play - If You're Connecting You're Not Reflecting  Book - The Miracle Morning  Connect: Andrew Torba can be found at GAB, https://gab.ai/ at @a and also on Twitter for now @torbahax I hope you enjoyed and found value on this episode of The How Social Are You Podcast please feel free to share it on social media with your followers. You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker and Google Play. Your ratings and comments on iTunes are greatly appreciated. If you have questions about The How Social Are You Podcast or would like to be interviewed you can tweet or direct message me on GAB the new People First / Free Speech Social Network https://gab.ai/ at @ML as well as on Twitter @mlindheimer or on Instagram @mlindheimer and lastly on Facebook melindheimer and you can also email me at [email protected]. Until next time, thank's everybody!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-how-social-are-you-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HSAY 005 - Thomas Haire - Editor-In-Chief | Journalist | Sports Fan   Background:    During the past 11 years, Thomas Haire has been a DR-industry opinion leader at the editorial helm of Response Magazine, the only independent source of news and information in the direct response world. A four-time Western Publications Association (WPA) Maggie-award nominee as editor-in-chief of Response and a two-time Eddie Award winner as a magazine editor and feature writer, Haire has also overseen unprecedented financial growth during his time at Response. Haire also writes for the Scout.com website, USCFootball.com, where he’s handled game previews and other opinion pieces on USC Trojan football since 2000. He also operates his own blog, TomRants.com, and can be followed on Twitter at @THrants.   Highlights: There is a magazine for everything. Changes in the magazine industry. Performance based metrics. Response magazine has grown into an industry tradeshow, the DRMA networking alliance, education tracks and a newsletter. The publisher's decision had an effect on Response Magazine and as a result Thomas' life. Time to get on Facebook and he was resistant.  He made a choice to go all in and mix the professional and the personal aspects of Social Media. Twitter - "Who can tell as story in 140 characters? I need 2400 words!" Ended up attacking Twitter more so  than Facebook.  USCFootball.com was his first experience with social media on a message board 20 years ago.  Evolving from the Social Media to social connections How he uses Social Media for business and personal use and how much time he spends and how he curates information.  Will concert venues actually block cell phone use?  Connect: Thomas can be found on Facebook  - Thomas Haire and on Twitter and Instagram @THRants Response Magazine's website is http://www.responsemagazine.com/ and can also be found along with Response Expo and the DRMA can all be found on Facebook and LinkedIn and on Twitter @responsemag @responseexpo @DRMA   I hope you enjoyed and found value on this episode of The How Social Are You Podcast please feel free to share it on social media with your followers. You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker and Google Play. Your ratings and comments on iTunes are greatly appreciated. If you have questions about The How Social Are You Podcast or would like to be interviewed you can tweet or direct message me on GAB the new People First / Free Speech Social Network https://gab.ai/ at @ML as well as on Twitter @mlindheimer or on Instagram @mlindheimer and lastly on Facebook melindheimer and you can also email me at [email protected].   Until next time, thank's everybody!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-how-social-are-you-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HSAY 004 - Patty Domintuez - Boss Free Baller | Marketing Guru | Entrepreneur - Patty talks about her 4.5 year ride on "the greatest roller coaster ever which is entrepreneurship",  going with the flow and understanding the power of technology and Social Media.    Collaborated with a "lone wolf" consultant friend on CREATEbuzz where they help small businesses. the SMB market, get and keep customers. They have discovered that technology in general is super overwhelming for the small business owner. That's the perspective she brings from assisting her small business clients. One of the great quotes from one of her clients "I'd rather do my taxes than try to start to understand Social Media".     Helping Small Businesses understand the monetization potential and how to create scale. How to understand technology and let go of the "overwhelm". One of the the overwhelming components is Social Media. They work with Small Businesses at the strategic level helping them understand where they want to go and to formulate a blueprint and identity, how you're different, your unique selling proposition.   Being congruent. How you show up, on-line or off-line, is all in alignment. Congruency applies whether you're a solopreneur, network marketing, Small Business or big brand. You have to show up, who you are, what you say you do and what you do are all congruent. Identifying the perfect customer has everything to do with where you should be on Social Media.    Patty consults to Fortune 100 companies and she is emphatic that Social Media is The Great Equalizer. No matter your size you can dominate your niche or "get rich in your niche" she calls it. Patty told the story about an associate who decided to test the concept building an audience in a niche with OctoNation on Instagram and now has over 32K Octopus loving followers! He started to provide a platform for these artists. He was consistent and patient. There is no shortcut. Patty event referenced Dawn Bartolini's story from HSAY 002 and her commitment, consistency and patience in building her network marketing business on Facebook. It's not glamorous, its just work.    Patty found her footing on Social Media back in 2006 on LinkedIn and Twitter and was following some of the early thought leaders in Social Media like Chris Brogan and Seth Godin and their ability to be consistent and dominate. She really didn't understand what it was about. Then she got into Facebook and calls it the greatest cocktail party ever!    Patty discussed the power of video om Social Media with Facebook Live and Snapchat and your ability to hack the algorithm with video on the various platforms.    Patty talks about family life with her sons and Social Media and how she gets their attention she sends them a private Snapchat. She sees them playing with different new apps. They'll check something out, make a decision and drop it or keep it and share it with their friends. She's aware that Snapchat is the main platform but she does caution them to be careful. Just educate them to make good decisions.    Patty also encouraged us to build and gain trust by engaging, delivering value and humanizing the interaction as much as possible. creating a relationship. Making people feel like they matter. What are you doing on Social Media to help people feel like they matter.      As far as productivity tools Patty also talked about SocialBro from Audiense.com that tracks hashtags and tweets and helps automate some processes for her. She cautioned to be careful of too much automation, people's BS meter is very accurate.    As far as the future of Social Media she said that Internet Marketers are the ones to watch as they are always 12-18 months out in front of everyone else. She says that video is the sustainable play, more content, more platforms, engagement and virality. Ray Higdon  as an example dominates with any key word that you can search relative to entrepreneurship or network marketing. He has been blogging every single day for over three years. He posts videos at least five days a week. The definition of consistency.      You can find Patty Dominguez and and company at CreateBuzz as well as on The Morning Would Show on Vimeo where she and her partner impart exceptional business marketing wisdom. She and her partner Tim also have an incredible podcast for entrepreneurs called The Boss Free Society Podcast. You can also find her on Twitter @pattydominguez_  as well as on LinkedIn here.      If you enjoyed or found value on The How Social Are You Podcast please share it on social media with your followers. You can also find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker and Google Play. Your ratings and comments on iTunes are greatly appreciated. If you have questions about The How Social Are You Podcast or would like to be interviewed you can tweet or direct message me on Twitter @mlindheimer or on Instagram @mlindheimer as well as on Facebook melindheimer and you can also email me at [email protected] this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-how-social-are-you-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HSAY 003 - Suzanne Stavert - Midlife Blogger | Foodie | World Traveler  - Suzanne talks about how her blog, Adventures Of Empty Nesters, launched two and a half years ago sprung from a desire to express what she was feeling now that her children had grown up and started out on their own path. She discusses the life changing effect the blog has had on Suzanne and her family not to mention her readers. Suzanne shares how through the process of learning how to build her website, her blog and her Social Media, the midlife bloggers and travel bloggers she has attracted into her life, circled around her and generously helped her along the way.  Her advice to new bloggers is to be yourself, to be authentic. "There is room for everyone in the blogosphere!" Suzanne talks about how much she loves Instagram and sharing her love of photography along with her passion for travel and food and the way this platform helps showcase her photos. Suzanne has attracted some amazing opportunities because of her blog. She was approached by The Container Store to write a feature for Container Stories where she shared her Adventures of Empty Nesters Travel Tips.   She even had an opportunity to star in an infomercial for The Perfect Cooker! These are perfect examples of her moto: Say yes and figure out the rest! Words to live by! Suzanne believes that Social Media is here to stay and that there tremendous value in Social Media. She encourages us to join the flow of Social Media but to not let it take over. To live life, share what you want and know that people don't have to read it if they don't want to. It's a choice. She suggests to be mindful of where you are and who are you with and to make your Social Media interaction is brief and to turn your attention back to your family or guests.  Suzanne has some amazing travel and partnerships she will be launching over the next 6 months including travel with her husband to South America. She is even reaching out to people she has met through the blog and Social Media and will be meeting with them in Chicago and other cities. Mark encouraged her to arrange meet ups with her fans and followers when she travels in the future.  You can find Suzanne Stavert and her amazing blog at Adventures Of Empty Nesters as well as on Twitter @suzannestavert or on Instagram @suzannestavert.  You can also find Suzanne's numerous featured blogs here on The Huffington Post.   If you enjoyed or found value on the podcast please share it on social media with your followers. You can also find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker and Google Play. Your ratings and comments on iTunes are greatly appreciated. If you have questions about The How Social Are You Podcast or would like to be interviewed you can message me on Twitter @mlindheimer or on Instagram @mlindheimer as well as on Facebook melindheimer and you can also email me at [email protected] this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-how-social-are-you-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HSAY 002 - Dawn Bartolini | Mompreneur | Health Transformation | Triathlete On this Episode Mark Lindheimer introduces you to his great friend Dawn Bartolini from Chicago. Dawn is an amazing wife, mom and entrepreneur. She has worked hard to learn the best ways to leverage social media in her business, to attract and engage with people who want what she has. She has an inspiring health transformation story and she's pushing her physical performance to the next level. Dawn also has implemented the "3-3-3 Rule" in her home in order to insure that her family is present for each other as often as possible.  You can find Dawn on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/dawn.mikrutbartolini as well as on Instagram @dawnmikrutbartolini I'm sure she would love to hear from you! If you enjoyed or found value on the podcast please share it on social media with your followers. You can also find us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker and Google Play.  If you have questions about The How Social Are You Podcast or would like to be interviewed you can message me on Twitter @mlindheimer or on Instagram @mlindheimer as well as on Facebook melindheimer and you can also email me at [email protected] Thank you for listening!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-how-social-are-you-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HSAY 001 - Mark Lindheimer - Entrepreneur | Social Media Connoisseur On this first Podcast Entrepreneur Mark Lindheimer introduces you to The How Social Are You Podcast, tells you a little about who his is, his experience in social media, some of the concerns he has with the impact Social Media is having on us as social beings and our culture and society as a whole and what he hope to accomplish through interviews of social media influencers, entrepreneurs and individuals. Hello everybody I’d like welcome you to The How Social Are You Podcast this is Mark Lindheimer and you are listening to episode number one! Today we're going to introduce you to the podcast, share a little bit about me and more importantly what I hope to accomplish with this podcast so let's get started.So, what do I want to discuss on this podcast? Well, I’d really like to interview people about,, you know, what's going on in social media, who's using it, and how, and what are the trends in social media.But a lot of podcasts are probably talking about that already. More importantly I want to talk about how social media is affecting us as social beings and society as a whole and what part is it playing in our culture.A little bit about me. I live in Los Angeles and I'm a native southern Californian. I'm a husband and a father of three beautiful girls. I’m a partner in an Instagram based marketing company called Luxury World Traveler. We have millions of loyal travel obsessed followers who was recently recognized by Forbes.com as one of the top ten most influential profiles to follow. So I've had some experience with social media. I'm also a baby boomer and so I've experienced the amazing trajectory personal technology has taken over the last twenty years or so and from the PC to the cell phone to message boards to Facebook and the rapid advances in social media from there.The things and products and technologies that we're dealing with on a day to day basis. I personally use almost every social media application except for My Space and I currently have active accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat. I'll admit I've found the social media applications to be useful, pretty entertaining, frustrating, and absorbing sometimes all the same time.I've also noticed that as social media has become more and more prevalent it appears that people are interacting at the human level less and less. Maybe you've noticed this? I've been wondering lately, what's the impact social media is having on us as social beings? I hope to explore many of these topics on the podcast. I want to interview a variety of people on how they're currently using social media, their observations about social media's impact on our culture, and if they have experienced any personal challenges as a result. Any recommendations or strategies they might have in order to, you know, gain some value from social media without allowing it to take over their lives.So that's the podcast in a nutshell. I hope you find it entertaining, that it helps you take a look at how you're using social media and how it's impacting you as a social being. And that you learn something that you can implement into your own life.I want to thank you again for listening. You can find the podcast on stitcher, on a speaker and Google play now with iTunes coming soon. If you have any questions or comments or if you want to contact me you can reach me on Twitter or Instagam @mlindheimer that's M. L. I N. D. H. E. I. M. E. R. or you can email me at [email protected]. Until next time thanks everybodySupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-how-social-are-you-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.