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In this episode of the High Performance Man Podcast, host John Fayocavitz interviews Robert Smith, founder of Smith Profits, about building authority, creating systems for success, and developing the mindset needed to perform at a high level. Robert shares how earning professional credentials early in his career helped him gain credibility with high-level executives, leading to massive success in financial services and consulting. He also opens up about overcoming serious injuries, the importance of discipline and sports in developing leadership, and why structured systems and consistent action are essential for long-term business and personal growth. This show is sponsored by The Prime Performance Method. The Prime Performance Method is designed specifically for high performing men who have achieved success in their careers, but feel like their body and energy have taken a hit along the way. I help busy professional men regain strength, lose weight, and feel years younger within six weeks, without long workouts, extreme dieting, or disrupting their demanding schedules. For more than 20 years, I have worked with driven men who wanted results that actually last. Not quick fixes. Not fads. But sustainable systems that fit into real life. If you are a high performing man who wants to feel as strong and energized as you are successful, direct message me on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnfayocavitz/

Irish War Movie Month ends with Stanley Kubrick's tale of a socially ambitious rogue during the Seven Years War. Will Rob and Duncan be forced to duel? Would this film have been better if it had been about Napoleon? Joining us is Robert Smith, Corporate Finance Editor at the Financial Times, to explain why the film has become the subject of rap memes. No, we can't really explain either. Next week: Good Morning Vietnam See our prospective movie list! Buy merch! Visit our website: https://warmovietheatre.com Help us out by doing our listener survey: http://bit.ly/warmovietheatre-survey Suggestions? Comments? Drop us a line at warmovietheatre@gmail.com. Visit us at facebook.com/WarMovieTheatre or on Bluesky and Twitter or at our website . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this special edition of CAIS Live Conversations, live from CAIS Summit 2025, Robert F. Smith of Vista Equity Partners and Jason Graefe of Microsoft speak with CNBC’s Scott Wapner about the rise of agentic AI. They explain how the shift from generative to agentic systems may reshape enterprise software, data strategy, and economic value capture. The conversation explores implications for productivity, software development, and the future of work, along with how businesses can adapt through speed, workflow ownership, and reskilling. Advisors can gain insight into how AI may transform operating models across industries. Chapter 1 — Generative vs. Agentic AI [00:01:22] Chapter 2 — Why Agentic AI Changes the Economics [00:03:53] Chapter 3 — Will AI Disrupt Software? [00:06:58] Chapter 4 — Three Futures for Software Companies [00:08:34] Chapter 5 — Speed as the New Moat [00:10:46] Chapter 6 — Reinventing the Go-to-Market Motion [00:13:19] Chapter 7 — Rethinking Software Development [00:20:17] Chapter 8 — Precision in Enterprise AI [00:21:35] Chapter 9 — A New Industrial Revolution [00:29:26] Chapter 10 — The Future of Work and Redeployment [00:37:51]

Manufacturing Independence: Forging a Nation in the Crucible of War What did it really take to turn rebellion into a revolution—and ideals into a functioning nation? In this episode of the Revolution 250 Podcast, host Professor Robert Allison welcomes Professor Robert Smith of the Valley Forge Military College , author of Manufacturing Independence: Industrial Innovation in the American Revolution , for a sweeping conversation about the workshops, foundries, supply lines, and human ingenuity that powered the American cause. Smith peels back the romantic veneer of the Revolution to reveal a world of iron, timber, powder, and persistence. From cannon cast in makeshift furnaces to uniforms stitched by candlelight, listeners discover how farmers, artisans, merchants, and soldiers became the hidden engine of independence. Together, Allison and Smith explore how local industry, wartime logistics, and civilian resilience shaped strategy on the battlefield and survival on the home front. This episode invites you into the noisy, smoky, and determined world behind the musket’s flash—where a nation was not only declared, but made. Whether you’re a history devotee or a curious first-time listener, Manufacturing Independence offers a fresh lens on how Americans forged freedom with their hands as much as with their words. https://www.westholmepublishing.com/book/manufacturing-independence-robert-f-smith/ Tell us what you think! Send us a text message!

Show Notes: “View from the Pulpit” Podcast, Episode 25: A Conversation with Dr. Robert Smith. Episode Theme: Exegetical Weaver In this episode of “View from the Pulpit,” host Ben Smith talks with Dr. Robert Smith, Distinguished Professor of Divinity and preaching at Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham, AL. Dr. Smith describes his approach as an "exegetical weaver," interweaving explanation and application throughout the sermon. A notable aspect of his delivery is preaching without notes, relying on "internalization not memorization," which allows for improvisational, Spirit-guided expression. Dr. Smith emphasizes that "what counts is content," not just style, and teaches a 10-step Christocentric method that heavily focuses on deep textual study, including reading the text "50 times". He advocates for the sermon's form to reflect the text's genre, distinguishing between deductive and inductive approaches. Dr. Smith stresses the importance of unity in diversity within the church, encouraging preachers to learn from various cultural preaching traditions and for congregations to value faithfulness to the text over performative dynamics, warning against "emotionalism" that overshadows exegesis. Key Highlights: A Unique Definition and Approach to Expository Preaching : Dr. Smith defines expository preaching as deliberately aiming "to expose what is in the text. Not impose upon it but expose what's in there" . He further clarifies it as "usher[ing] people by the word of God into the presence of Christ the Son of God through the power of the Spirit of God for the purpose of transformation". He characterizes his personal preaching style as that of an "exegetical weaver," explaining that he intends to "take the text, expose it, and then... weave the explanation throughout the text with the application" from start to finish, ensuring the listener constantly connects with the sermon as the text unfolds. This means the application is "interwoven with the explanation... from the beginning to the end rather than to wait to give the application at the end". Emphasis on Internalization Over Memorization for Delivery : Dr. Smith is known for preaching without notes, a practice he states he adopted early in his ministry after a divine prompting to put down his manuscript. He achieves this not through memorization, but through "internalization," where the message becomes "so deep in my soul that... it becomes almost an effortless effort". This allows for an "improvisational" delivery, trusting the Holy Spirit to bring forth thoughts and words that were not explicitly planned. While he models this approach, he teaches his students the importance of versatility in delivery, encouraging them to be proficient with manuscripts, outlines, or no notes, as the "context will demand that". He consistently stresses that "what counts is content. What counts is matter," above style or approach. Rigorous Textual Saturation as Foundational Preparation : A central tenet of Dr. Smith's 10-step "Christocentric method of preaching" is an intense focus on deeply understanding the biblical text itself. The initial six steps of this method are dedicated entirely to the text,

Podcast #74- conversations With Robert Smith This episode’s guest is very close to home….I got to talk to and share conversation and a music selection with my husband Rob. While he is a huge music fanatic and a ride or die Beatles enthusiast; he is not a “Deadhead”. It was so much fun chat in our usual night time hang spot and have a conversation that was not unlike MANY more before this one. We talk about him being so into such a range of music his respect for The Grateful Dead, other incarnations and iterations of the band, how special and talented Jerry Garcia was as a solo musician/band mate and what its like to be married to a HARDCORE Deadhead who makes a Dead Community podcast and chases as much live music as possible. We have a lot of laughs while discussing our editorial feelings on music, musicians, musical influences / influencers, song covers and the intangibles of the Deadhead community… Once in a while you can show them the light, in the strangest of places when you look at it right…… Featured Music~ The Grateful Dead – Rosemary , Aoxomoxoa Studio Album The Grateful Dead- Shakedown Street, Shakedown Street Studio Album The Jerry Garcia Band- After Midnight, Well Matched:The Best Of Merle Saunders & Jerry Garcia The Jerry Garcia Band- Dear Prudence, The Very Best Of Jerry Garcia Podcast #74- Conversation With Robert Smith by Strangers Stopping Strangers