Matt Beardsley's guest appearances

Matt Beardsley

ADHD reWired

Morning Air

To The Point- A Series of Podcasts by Point Predictive

Nancy Pelosi

Christopher Columbus

Oscar Romero

John Bosco

James Wallace

John Lee Dumas

Steve Wood

Mark Wahlberg

Ronald Reagan

Eric Zimmer

Erik Fisher

Russell Barkley

Thanh Pham

Emily Jaminet

Alan Brown

OwlTail

On this week’s episode, Matt Beardsley of PenFed Credit Union explains how first-party loan fraud is an understated and too often overlooked financial crime. He discusses the evolving tactics fraudsters are using to deceive credit unions and other lenders, and the steps organizations like his are taking to stay vigilant.  Beardsley, a self-described “financial crimes nerd,” also delves into what he finds challenging and compelling about his line of work.  To The Point is a production of Point Predictive. To learn more about how Point Predictive uses cutting-edge technology and industry-leading expertise to combat fraud, visit pointpredictive.com.

On this week’s episode, Matt Beardsley of PenFed Credit Union explains how first-party loan fraud is an understated and too often overlooked financial crime. He discusses the evolving tactics fraudsters are using to deceive credit unions and other lenders, and the steps organizations like his are taking to stay vigilant.  Beardsley, a self-described “financial crimes nerd,” also delves into what he finds challenging and compelling about his line of work.  To The Point is a production of Point Predictive. To learn more about how Point Predictive uses cutting-edge technology and industry-leading expertise to combat fraud, visit <a href="https://www.pointpredictive.com" rel="noopener noreferer nofollow" target="_blank">pointpredictive.com</a>.

The State of the Fraud Prevention Field with Matt Beardsley

Shawn Carney

 Matt Beardsley reports LIVE with testimonies of people at the March for Life 2022 Kristan Hawkins comments on the historic nature of March, this could be the last protest March. Dr. Castle pumps up listeners by describing the scene and relays the excitement and feel of the crowds. Shawn speaks about the challenges Pro-lifers overcame at this year's March and notes how defeating Roe during the most Pro-choice administration is only the first step in the process if making choosing abortion unthinkable for America and the rest of the world. Matt Beardsley comments on why people are marching and caught up with Bishop Joe Coffey.

<ul> <li>Matt Beardsley reports LIVE with testimonies of people at the March for Life 2022</li> <li>Kristan Hawkins comments on the historic nature of March, this could be the last protest March.</li> <li>Dr. Castle pumps up listeners by describing the scene and relays the excitement and feel of the crowds.</li> <li>Shawn speaks about the challenges Pro-lifers overcame at this year's March and notes how defeating Roe during the most Pro-choice administration is only the first step in the process if making choosing abortion unthinkable for America and the rest of the world.</li> <li>Matt Beardsley comments on why people are marching and caught up with Bishop Joe Coffey.</li></ul>

March for Life 2022 Special Edition - Dr. Pat Castle, Remembering Life in the Womb; Shawn Carney, Living the Culture of Life; Matt Beardsley, LIVE from the March

On this episode, Matt Beardsley joins me in my office.  First off, thanks to Matt for giving me the motivation to clean my office!  Matt is a husband, father, and friend.  In his professional life, he works in technology as a site reliability engineer.  Since his diagnosis in April of 2017, Matt has been able to go on a deeper journey of self-discovery, finding along the way, himself and the community he cherishes.    In this conversation, you will hear Matt’s story.  He talks about his academics and emotions as a youth.  He explains his love for math and why he sees math as a place for creativity.  When Matt was evaluated for ADHD, he was nervous that he would not be diagnosed because, in his research, it seemed to answer so many questions.  You will also hear Matt describe some of the tools he uses to be efficient.    You’ll Learn:   [04:28] - Matt shares information on his background, which includes being labeled “sensitive” and being moved back and forth from advanced and standard classes.   [12:32] - Matt explains why he found it easier to pay attention in math classes and he says that math has space for a lot of creativity.  [14:38] - Matt talks about how numbers are abstract. An example is the fact that zero was not a number until a certain point.  [16:45] - Matt looks back on the anxiety he would feel with tasks and the introduction of the “what if” monster.  [21:42] - Matt says that, for him, numbers have shapes and feelings.  He explains why certain numbers are comfortable and uncomfortable.   [25:30] - Matt explains agile methodology and “cracking the code of you.”  [32:16] - Matt points out that we overestimate our ability to remember.  [33:17] - Matt talks about doing a budget.   [35:22] - Matt explains that 10% of your effort gets you to 90% of your goal.  The remaining 90% of your effort goes to the last 10% of your goal.   [37:37] - Matt talks about his routines and some of the adaptations he uses to be efficient.   [45:03] - Matt says his commute is the best three hours per day and he shares how he utilizes that time.  [50:56] - Matt tells the story of his diagnosis.  [1:00:07] - Matt talks about the support and love he receives from his family and the ADHD community.  [1:04:25] - Imposter Syndrome is something Matt has encountered.  We talk about reframing the situation by saying “Welcome to the party.”  [1:14:00] - Matt shares what a real apology sounds like.   [1:16:49] - Matt talks about “emotional flood” and the loss of control that comes as a result.  [1:20:00] - Matt explains that  made a lot of sense to him and his wife.  [1:22:59] - Matt listened to the first episode of this podcast and my sharing that I felt “normal” after starting medication.  He had the realization he had never felt normal.   [1:26:00] - Matt describes his first day on medication.  [1:38:44] - Matt says that if you want to be good, you have to be the best that you can be.   Use my Audible.com affiliate link for your favorite titles:    ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group  Early registration of our 12th season of the ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group is now open. To learn more and schedule your interview, .  Early registration pricing is limited to the first 18 people.   ￼Support the podcast on Patreon  Patreon allows listeners like you to support content creators like me.  With a monthly contribution, you can get access to different levels of perks.  Learn more at    ADHD reWired Facebook Group:  If you would like to join the ADHD reWired secret Facebook group, go to  and fill out an application.  Productivity Q&amp;A  Get your ADHD questions answered live!  These Q&amp;A sessions take place on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 12:30pm.  Go to.  ADHD Women’s Palooza   I will be one of the presenters at the 3rd annual Women’s Palooza!  Join me and over 30 other ADHD experts at this conference.  This is an online event, and you can catch all of the sessions and the replays.  Learn more and register at   Want to be a guest?  Hey! What about you?  Do you have a story?  Are you a Coach?  Are you an ADHD Clinician?  If you answered yes to any of these questions and you’d like to be a guest, schedule a pre-interview call .

On this episode, Matt Beardsley joins me in my office.  First off, thanks to Matt for giving me the motivation to clean my office!  Matt is a husband, father, and friend.  In his professional life, he works in technology as a site reliability engineer.  Since his diagnosis in April of 2017, Matt has been able to go on a deeper journey of self-discovery, finding along the way, himself and the community he cherishes.    In this conversation, you will hear Matt’s story.  He talks about his academics and emotions as a youth.  He explains his love for math and why he sees math as a place for creativity.  When Matt was evaluated for ADHD, he was nervous that he would not be diagnosed because, in his research, it seemed to answer so many questions.  You will also hear Matt describe some of the tools he uses to be efficient.    You’ll Learn:  [04:28] - Matt shares information on his background, which includes being labeled “sensitive” and being moved back and forth from advanced and standard classes.   [12:32] - Matt explains why he found it easier to pay attention in math classes and he says that math has space for a lot of creativity.  [14:38] - Matt talks about how numbers are abstract. An example is the fact that zero was not a number until a certain point.  [16:45] - Matt looks back on the anxiety he would feel with tasks and the introduction of the “what if” monster.  [21:42] - Matt says that, for him, numbers have shapes and feelings.  He explains why certain numbers are comfortable and uncomfortable.   [25:30] - Matt explains agile methodology and “cracking the code of you.”  [32:16] - Matt points out that we overestimate our ability to remember.  [33:17] - Matt talks about doing a budget.   [35:22] - Matt explains that 10% of your effort gets you to 90% of your goal.  The remaining 90% of your effort goes to the last 10% of your goal.   [37:37] - Matt talks about his routines and some of the adaptations he uses to be efficient.   [45:03] - Matt says his commute is the best three hours per day and he shares how he utilizes that time.  [50:56] - Matt tells the story of his diagnosis.  [1:00:07] - Matt talks about the support and love he receives from his family and the ADHD community.  [1:04:25] - Imposter Syndrome is something Matt has encountered.  We talk about reframing the situation by saying “Welcome to the party.”  [1:14:00] - Matt shares what a real apology sounds like.   [1:16:49] - Matt talks about “emotional flood” and the loss of control that comes as a result.  [1:20:00] - Matt explains that  made a lot of sense to him and his wife.  [1:22:59] - Matt listened to the first episode of this podcast and my sharing that I felt “normal” after starting medication.  He had the realization he had never felt normal.   [1:26:00] - Matt describes his first day on medication.  [1:38:44] - Matt says that if you want to be good, you have to be the best that you can be.  Use my <a href="http://Audible.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Audible.com</a> affiliate link for your favorite titles:    ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group  Early registration of our 12th season of the ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group is now open. To learn more and schedule your interview, .  Early registration pricing is limited to the first 18 people.   ￼Support the podcast on Patreon  Patreon allows listeners like you to support content creators like me.  With a monthly contribution, you can get access to different levels of perks.  Learn more at    ADHD reWired Facebook Group:  If you would like to join the ADHD reWired secret Facebook group, go to  and fill out an application.  Productivity Q&amp;A  Get your ADHD questions answered live!  These Q&amp;A sessions take place on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 12:30pm.  Go to.  ADHD Women’s Palooza   I will be one of the presenters at the 3rd annual Women’s Palooza!  Join me and over 30 other ADHD experts at this conference.  This is an online event, and you can catch all of the sessions and the replays.  Learn more and register at   Want to be a guest?  Hey! What about you?  Do you have a story?  Are you a Coach?  Are you an ADHD Clinician?  If you answered yes to any of these questions and you’d like to be a guest, schedule a pre-interview call .

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