Podcasts about 'creating

Shift your investing mindset to another level. In today's episode, we're going to dive into them!  Steven Pesavento is the host of The Investor Mindset Podcast.  He is an active investor who curates Commercial Real Estate Investments for clients at VonFinch Capital.  He has raised $10's of Millions dollars, which has successfully cycled through multiple assets.  He began his real estate journey investing in single family assets as an operator where he flipped over 200 houses in under 3 years.  Expanding into commercial, he has focused on building a business around working with his ideal client - successful high income earners like him who are seeking tax efficient ways to grow their wealth.[00:01 - 02:42] Opening SegmentLet's get to know today's guest, Steven PesaventoSteven shares his journey to real estateA passion, drive, and excitement out of the office The Investor Mindset: “Money wasn't the answer to all our problems.”[02:43 - 24:38] The Five Principles of SuccessSteven talks about mindsets, thoughts, and beliefsUpgrading your way of thinkingModelling the success of other peopleSteven's Five Principles of SuccessViewing challenges as opportunitiesBeing ultra focusedKnowing your ‘what' and ‘why'Creating your plan Working with othersChange, Credibility, and Clarity[24:39 - 28:06] Final Four SegmentSteven's advice to aspiring investorsApply the five principles of success and be patientHow Steven stays on top of his gameWorking with mentors, coaches, and partnersSteven's way to make the world a better placeSharing his principles with young peopleReach out to our guest - see links below Final wordsTweetable Quotes“We have very little control over what happens in our world but we have a lot of influence.” - Steven Pesavento“The most successful are ultra focused.” - Steven Pesavento“Your past doesn't have to equal your future.” - Steven Pesavento-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Steven Pesavento through Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.  Listen to his podcast The Investor Mindset.  Grab a copy of the Principles of Success. Visit his website https://www.investormindset.com/.   Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.  FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com 

'Creating a family and a home filled with love; nothing else will matter as much to you, and there's nothing wrong with that.'Creating a family and a home filled with love; nothing else will matter as much to you, and there's nothing wrong with that, whatever the bohemians or the feminists will tell you. The post Lucy Moore appeared first on The Royal Literary Fund.

The leadership theme we're working through this month both in the Culture Is Everything Club and on the Think Big Act Small podcast is 'Creating strong personal & professional connections with team mates.'   This week's episode is an encore of the Episode 23 interview with entrepreneur and TV personality Jules Lund.   Way back in Season 2, Jules was very vulnerable about his leadership journey from 'lone wolf' to founder of global tech business Tribe.   Like any leader, Jules' journey has had its ups and downs, highlighted by having a really tough conversation with his CEO about the impact of his own behaviour on the rest of the team.   That tough conversation between Jules and the TRIBE CEO, Anthony Svirskis, is a real-life example of how strong personal & professional connections with team mates are built. Enjoy! Tristan ___ Order a FREE copy of the Culture Is Everything book at: tristanwhite.com.au/culture-is-everything/ Join the no-cost, low-risk, low-commitment Think Big Act Small Book Club at: https://www.tristanwhite.com.au/book-club/

'Creating the Futur' with Chris Do, Founder/CEO of The Futur and CEO/ECD of Blindwww.MeettheCreatives.orghttps://linktr.ee/meetthecreativesny 

Kit Prendergast is a native bee scientist and conservation biologist, dedicated to promoting evidence-based actions to preserve indigenous native bees. She earned a Forrest Scholarship for her Ph.D. research documenting native bee biodiversity in the southwest Western Australian biodiversity hotspot. She created a Facebook group 'Bees in the burbs' which now has almost 8.5K members, and has conducted citizen science projects to engage the community to care about native bees and ensure that there are thriving bee communities. Kit was awarded the Flow Hive Pollinator Support Program, Graduate Women WA Mary Walters Bursary, Australian Wildlife Society University Student Grants Scheme and the Ecological Society of Australia's Outstanding Outreach Prize, and was a FameLab Australia finalist. She's been invited to speak at community events and has published several scholarly articles. Kit has also written the popular book 'Creating a Haven for Native Bees.' When she's not out among the bees and flowers she is spending time with her dog, bunny and birds, or tumbling about doing acrobatics as a circus performer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Een episode over hoe je kunt stoppen met alles vanuit je mind te forceren en echt vanuit spirit je grootste goed te laten ontstaan.  Enjoy!   ❤️ Sophie   Aanmeldlink voor de GRATIS 3 daagse workshop in november --> 'Creating space for your business 2.0' —> www.sovschoice.com/2.0versie

Vandaag een mega waardevolle episode over de 5e versus de 3e dimensie. Opdat de episode het hoogste goed mag dienen. Enjoy! Lees mij deze week nog —> De Instructies naar Verlicht Leven --> www.sovschoice.com/shop Meld je aan voor de GRATIS 3 daagse workshop in november --> 'Creating space for your business 2.0' —> www.sovschoice.com/2.0versie

In this episode of Social Buzz podcast, Ambuj Saxena, co founder of Social Buzz, shall do a book reading from the book titled Success Secrets of the Online Marketing Superstars by Mitch Meyerson and published by Entrepreneur Press. The chapter being read is titled 'Creating your Social Media Strategy', authored by Ms Kim Garst. The chapter author is a an award-winning, internationally recognized founder and CEO of Boom! Social, a leading social media marketing firm headquartered in Tampa, Florida. Kim built her company around helping business owners harness the power of social media as a major component of their overall Marketing plans. A master strategist, Kim's advice and counsel is sought by everybody from solo entrepreneurs to major corporations alike. In this episode, you shall discover the following: 1. Why Social Media 2. What is a Social media strategy and why do you need one? 3. How Zappos is using a social media strategy to crush the competition? 4. Key points to consider before building a social media strategy 5. Building a social media strategy 6. Analytics, monitoring and reporting 7. Plan Adjustments Follow us on our journey to keep telling you secrets on how to grow the online presence of your business and your personal brand! About Social Buzz e-Learning Social Buzz e-Learning is the educational arm of Social Buzz that is headed by Ambuj Saxena, ex-MICA and Dheeraj Agrawal, ex-BITS Pilani. Ambuj Saxena, the narrator and co founder of Social Buzz, is a Digi-preneur and a book author. Having handled scores of digital assets for renowned personalities and established brands, he has initiated the podcast to spread his knowledge about Digital Marketing trends far and wide! Social Buzz team has 20+ years of Digital Marketing experience between its core members and have planned and successfully executed campaigns revolving around Brand Management, Personal branding, Performance Marketing, Influencer Marketing, Online Event management and Online Reputation management for global and national brands. The team at Social Buzz is enthusiastic, full of ideas and is growing at an envious pace! If you are looking out for trying your hand at Digital Marketing or wish to get ROI from your Digital Marketing campaign, feel free to reach out: Website: www.socialbuzz.org.in | Email: contact@socialbuzz.org.in or ambuj@socialbuzz.org.in | Call us: +91 7042106011

Rachel Cline is an experienced birth doula and pregnancy and birth coach.  Until I interviewed her, I didn't know such people existed and immediately wished I'd have had someone like Rachel with me during my first pregnancy all those years ago. She is just launching a course which takes mums to be from the first 10 weeks of pregnancy all the way through to the first 10 weeks of their babies lives.  It's open to 12 women and will be a very personalised journey for them all. A wonderful example of how something so intimate and personal can be transformed into a business and shared across the world, I wish Rachel and her mums to be every success, joy and love. Rachel is a UK trained physiotherapist (20 years) and doula (13 years) who emigrated with her husband and three children to the Canadian Rockies in 2012. The small community of 5000 has been very welcoming and she supports up to 20% of the births in the town annually.  Despite this she wanted to bring her passion for positive pregnancy and birth and the gentle transition to parenthood to more families around the world. Rachel has established www.hatchparenting.com to do just this.  Bringing together an amazing collective of professionals and holistic and fitness practitioners she is launching her first beta of 'Creating calm confident parents' a 41 week pregnancy program.  The course offers video PDF's and twice a month 90 minute group coaching calls.  Any pregnant people in their first trimester should book now for a FREE discovery call to see how much benefit this course will be for them https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=19542822. For now the course is offered at $497 - 50% off. There is also a free eBook all about first trimester symptoms and ways to support them - https://hatchparenting.com/f/first-trimester-symptoms-complaints-problems-and-real-annoyances Follow Hatch Parenting on IG and FB @hatchparentingYou can find Rachel on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hatchparenting/

Oli's career has seen him responsible for Business Development of Aglive, a Tech start-up providing solutions for farmers and supply chain participants to tackle major issues such as trust in our supply chain and food provenance. More recently leading Innovation - Food & Agribusiness with Global Table Australia, an organisation listed by Food Tank as one of the 120 international organisations 'Creating a new Decade of Food'. He also sits on the Board of Directors for The Future Farmers Network and Rocket Seeder and is passionate about the future for rural and regional Australia. Oli’s on his own journey to Find out more about the future of Food and fibre through growing engagement and connections to agriculture through his own platform “humans of Agriculture” (I: @humansofagriculture_). Tune in on Oli's platform on Wednesday for our interview on Humans of Agriculture! Don't forget to send us an email if you know of a story that we should tell at hello@generationag.com.au Come join the Facebook community! *Become a Patreon Partner* - https://patreon.com/generationag Find us here: Instagram: @generation.ag Twitter: @generation_ag Website: www.generationag.com.au

Middle school students at Murray Bridge High (https://www.mbhs.sa.edu.au/) have been helping to solve major challenges this week across two 'Critical and Creative Thinking Days'. The theme this year is 'Creating a Sustainable Future', in which students listen to an online panel of scientific leaders speak about the problems and potential solutions to a range of impending threats to communities,  industries and ecosystems. STEM Coorinator Luke Starczak joins Jennie Lenman in studio to discuss the sessions, along with year nine students Adela Chewings, Kirralee Pitcher, and Mia Duncan, who have been considering the carp problem in the Murray River. 

Dear friends & colleagues,In the three months since the Chinese government notified the WHO of the emergence of a new viral pneumonia, we appear to be on the rising ‘surge curve’ of a pandemic that threatens to overwhelm our healthcare system's capacity. Despite the stark realities of the present moment and the unknowns that lie ahead, there has been another surge - a surge of humanitarian mission and innovation, of empathy and hope, of teaming and transformation. I am awestruck by the creativity, ingenuity, dedication and collaboration I’ve been witnessing and am privileged to be a part of. It's difficult to express the gratitude that I and others have for the frontline providers and staff who are seeing patients in the clinics, emergency rooms and hospitals.As I observe the herculean efforts around me, I feel compelled to contribute and use my podcast platform to shed light on how this pandemic is accelerating the reframing of American healthcare... in real time. To that end, I am launching a limited podcast series entitled,‘How COVID-19 is Reframing Healthcare in America’.  In this series, I reach out to interview future-facing healthcare leaders and entrepreneurs, and ask them two questions:(1) How has the COVID-19 pandemic immediately changed the way you are delivering healthcare?  (2) How will COVID-19 reframe healthcare in America for years to come?I am awed and inspired by the responses I've gotten in the interviews I've already begun recording for this series. I can't wait to share them with you!Friends - I hope you’ll join me in this historic window of opportunity that’s been thrust upon us. The first episode in this limited series is now available for download on the 'Creating a New Healthcare' podcast. I urge you to listen, share, and please reach out with your response.Until next time, be safe and be well.Zeev Neuwirth MD

In this HRchat episode, we hear from Mark Stelzner, Founder/Managing Principal at IA. Mark is a highly sought after voice in the industry and has been featured by the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Forbes, CNN and NPR, among others. As Founder and Managing Principal of IA, Mark champions complex HR transformational initiatives; proving the business case, finding best fit providers, and supporting businesses through key steps in the transformational life-cycle. Mark spoke at the recent HR Innovation and Future of Work Global Online Conference and Workshop from Hacking HR in March 2020. He addressed the topic of 'Creating the business case for HR transformation' which we'll be delving into today.This episode of the HRchat show is supported by Espresa, a firm helping to define and ignite the HR tech space to disrupt culture for good.We do our best to ensure editorial objectivity. The views and ideas shared in this episode are entirely independent of our show sponsors. There is no relationship between the guest and companies advertising within the podcasts published by The HR Gazette or it's partners.

Denise Roussel is the author of 'Creating a New Earth-Waking Up to Who We Are'. 5 years ago Denise lost her son Cory. Since then her grief transmuted into love and insights, both from Cory and from her soul search for love in all ways, starting with herself. She is staring a new community Creating A New Earth for the purpose of supporting those who want to up level the human condition! Her website is http://www.CreatingANewEarth.org. Paula Neva Vail Master Teacher - Usui Reiki Author and Speaker www.wellnessinspired.com

'Creating the Amazon Logo with Jeff Bezos' Joanne Chan, CEO at Turner Duckworth www.Linktr.ee/MeettheCreativesNY Presented by www.KEH.com

Episode #43 // I have seen many leaders who are good under pressure, but just as many who really struggle in stress situations.Resilience is a core ingredient of success for leaders, regardless of the type of organisation they work for.If you can handle the inevitable setbacks that come with a level of calm, rational confidence it will help you to lead people through the toughest crises.This episode gives tips for keeping your cool, not just at work, but also the critical ability to not let the stress and pressure bleed into your personal life.If you haven't registered for our free webinar 'Creating a High Performance Culture with Marty Moore' you can do it right now, right here: https://app.livestorm.co/your-ceo-mentor/culture

''You can't keep, what you don’t give away.'' - Caroline Adams Miller In this episode of the Freedom Pact, we are joined by psychologist Caroline Adams Miller @cmcoaching. Caroline's a best-selling author with books such as 'Getting Grit', 'Creating your best life', and the book entitled 'My name is Caroline' documents Caroline's personal journey with recovery from bulimia, and has been credited with deeply impacting thousands of women's lives. In this episode, you will learn all about Caroline's personal struggles with bulimia, that she kept secret for many years, as well as her dysfunctional home relationship. You'll learn about goal-setting, building positive self-esteem, all about this new hot topic of 'Grit' and also many other things including Caroline's routines & rituals, her favourite books, and her advice to women trying to break through the glass ceiling. Could I ask for a favour? If you enjoyed the episode, please leave a 5* review as it helps us SO much! Host links: @josephnewtonpd @lewisedwardcoach freedompact@gmail.com Caroline: @cmcoaching carolinemiller.com Getting Grit: https://amzn.to/2KTBL7j Creating Your Best Life: https://amzn.to/2UNp4iZ My Name Is Caroline: https://amzn.to/2INVpiz

This book is about winning competitive business in a me too market and Iannarino refers to the 'red ocean' - when you're competing against someone whose product is similar to your own and where it's a zero some game i.e. they lose, you win. Chapter 7: 'Building Consensus Horizontally and Vertically'. This chapter talks about a sales pitch where you've got different decision makers involved in the process to get your product/solution signed off and the interrelationship between those people. Chapter 8: 'Finding a Path to a Deal' More often than not, most deals follow a path. Maybe not a grooved path that others have walked on, but they still follow a path. Chapter 9: 'Creating a Preference' This opens part 3 of the book and is one of my favourite bits of the book. His opening line in each chapter is excellent and this one is no exception: 'We often forget that the act of selling is about creating a preference to work with us instead of our competitor' well said. I think a lot of people we interview forget that - you're in the business of persuade the customer to do something that they might not have done without you.

Welcome to the first 'Creating a New Healthcare' podcast of 2019!This is an incredibly timely topic.  At the start of each year, most of us resolve to discard bad habits and take up new, healthier ones. We all struggle with the perennial challenge of getting motivated, avoiding frustration; and sustaining new behaviors beyond just a few days or weeks.  In this interview we discuss a new approach and health app focused on healthy eating - fresh Tri - which our guest co-developed with Walmart.Our guest this week - Kyra Bobinet - is a bestselling author and the CEO-founder of engagedIN, a neuroscience behavior design firm that uses neuroscience to make health and wellness products, and communications, more engaging.Kyra is a physician who received a masters in public health from Harvard. She was the recipient of Harvard’s 2015 Innovator Award. Kyra is the author of A Well Designed Life: 10 Lessons in Brain Science and Design Thinking for a Mindful, Healthy, and Purposeful Life.  She and her work have been featured by the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Huffington Post and NPR. She’s created health startups, blockbuster products, health apps, and evidence-based programs in mind-body & metabolic medicine.  Some of the incredibly relevant issues covered in this episode include:“The emperor has no clothes.” - Kyra’s assessment of the employer wellness industryThe fundamental differences that make her new app - fresh Tri - unique in the world of healthy habit developmentWhy the perception of ‘failure’ is actually harmful to our health and is the neurophysiological basis for de-motivationHow to apply the basic principle of design thinking to constantly improve one’s   approach to developing healthful habits - and how to side-step failure trapsA rare opportunity to hear an expert describe  ‘the anatomy and physiology of behavior design’The ‘secret sauce’ Kyra discovered and believes to be the single most important factor in sustained behavior changeWhat’s unique about this interview and the work Dr. Bobinet is doing is that it goes beyond healthcare and physical health. This message of how we perceive failure and success is a fundamental life skill. Kyra’s research can assist us in avoiding the pitfalls of self-defeat in all aspects of our lives. Her underlying motivation - to remove the self-blame and harsh criticism we inflict upon ourselves - is a hopeful and realistic way to begin the new year.  As always, I hope you get as much out of this interview as I have.Zeev Neuwirth, MD 

In a world of Facebook highlight reels and Instagram filters, where can regular moms go to be real about their experience in parenting? Hang out with host, Char Lekx and guest Amanda Muse as they discuss the importance of 'Creating a Mommy Community, Expat Living and Learning to Just Do You Boo!'. Amanda is one of YouTube’s original Mom’s and she has lifestyle brand, where she shares her views on life through videos on YouTube, traditional media, social media, a webseries and her live online shows. In 2018,  Amanda was featured on TIME.com, appeared several times as a Lifestyle Expert on Global’s 'The Morning Show', and was nominated for Livestream of the Year Iris Award. --   Check out my website @ charlekx.com Join the Village on Facebook @ Village Mama Work with me by signing up for the Parenting from YOUR best self e-course! 

September is Preparedness Month - so this week, John Voket and an expert from FEMA aim to save lives, protect property, and help ensure you, your loved ones, and your property remain safe and sound with a wealth of advice. Then we'll replay a June call in to the Connecticut Business Leadership Network about the latest installment of the organization's Inclusion Works Here Series to help employers 'Creating an Inclusive Workplace from Recruiting to Retention.' And we'll close celebrating fathers and father figures across the state, and the kids who love them, by inviting you to the CT Dept of Children & Families 6th Annual 'Dads Matter, Too' event in Waterbury, that includes a day long celebration and a first ever benefit golf tournament.

Innes Thomson, Chief Executive of Association of Drainage Authorities discusses 'Creating resilience to disruptive events: from droughts to flooding': • Planning for the unforeseen: are stakeholders doing enough? • Recognising the potential impact of population growth • Investing in the future now: sharing the responsibility for preventing future flooding Find out more about Future of Utilities here >> bit.ly/2Jhh8f7

Industry leaders come together in this leaders forum on 'Creating a customer-obsessed business'. • What exactly does an engaged customer look like? • Engendering long term loyalty: creating a brand customers really believe in • To what extent can true engagement be achieved on digital-only channels? • More than a current account: exploring the future role of the bank in customers’ lives • When personalisation goes too far: how can banks avoid becoming ‘Big Brother’? • Responding to millennials: how can strategy be adapted to suit new needs and priorities? Featuring: Stephen Dury, Managing Director, New Business Models, Santander Paul Rippon, Co-founder and Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Monzo Bank Rohit Mahna, SVP & General Manager, Financial Services, Salesforce Paul Riseborough, Chief Commercial Officer, Metro Bank David Jones, Chief Customer Officer, Sainsbury’s Bank Find out more about MoneyLIVE here >> https://bit.ly/2JxaXnG

I recently took the Ministry of Change down to Bristol to Freedom of Mind, a festival designed to celebrate mental health, conceived two years ago by Ella Marshall when she was just 16 years old. One of the most captivating events I attended was 'Creating a Space for Men to Talk' organised by men's mental health organisation Man Up Man Down. In this podcast I sat down with the co-founder of Man Up Man Down, Kate Mabbett and then with Ella Marshall, to talk about mental health.

Written Communication Editor Christina Haas talks to M. Sidury Christiansen about her article from the April 2017 issue, 'Creating a Unique Transnational Place: Deterritorialized Discourse and the Blending of Time and Space in Online Social Media.'

I have my own quiet place and it has served me so well. In fact i describe it as a place where the world stops spinning. The is the fore runner of a hypnosis project of mine 'Creating an inner retreat in your mind' soon to be available on my new website www.paulcloughonline.com (I'll explain about that later) for now please enjoy this and the hypnosis track to follow. Please as always share and encourage like minded people to subscribe and make this truly a place of learning and change. Shine brightly Paul

Last year, at the World Fantasy Convention held in Saratoga Springs, a panel was presented on 'Creating the Fantasy Canon'.  The panel description was: There are some books we all agree on as fundamental to the genre, but can we agree on a canon of twenty stories? Our panelists will discuss which twenty books are essential reading for understanding the genre and how this list has changed over time. Jonathan from the Coode Street Podcast was cast in the role of moderator, and the panelists for the discussion were John Clute, Michael Dirda, Yanni Kuznia, Gary Wolfe, and Ron Yaniv. The conversation that unfolded was energetic, thoughtful and entertaining, and even if it didn't resolve the question, it nonetheless was something we at Coode St thought you might enjoy. The Coode Street Podcast team would like to thank the administrators of the World Fantasy convention for permission to present the panel here, and would specially like to thank sound expert Paul Kraus for his hard work on making sure the recording was as good as it is. As always, we hope you enjoy the episode!

Nat Robinson was recently the CEO and founder of Juhudi Kilimo Company Ltd. that provides micro-asset financing to rural smallholder farmers in Kenya. Nat is originally from the U.S.but has traveled, worked or studied in over 60 countries across six continents in the areas of business, nonprofit and government. Ian and Nat discuss:- Microfinancing Kenyan Innovation African Entrepreneurs Nat's new book 'Creating a Cash Cow' www.kiva.org - Loans that change lives

We talk to Cllr Matthew Brown of Preston City Council and to Matthew Jackson of the Centre for Local Economic Strategies about Preston City Council's groundbreaking 'Creating a Good Local Economy' work.

Today's show is a rebroadcast  of January 10th show 'Creating 2015 with the Angels: The Year of Action. Join me next week at my special time of 1pm EST January 24th with  my guest, the legendary sound healer Stewart Pearce. www.thealchemyofvoice.com  www.theangelsofatlantis.com    Angel light and love, Barbara   www.bcalvanocoaching.com Bcalvanocoaching on Facebook                

When we decided to focus on 'dating' this month I was delighted to get a chance to speak to coach and brand consultant Sandra Koenig about her amazing story of aiming to go from single to married in just eight weeks! Sandra has an understanding of inborn happiness and the three principles of Mind, Thought & Consciousness that we talk about here on Born Happy and decided to take on this marriage challenge when she took part in one of Michael Neill's 'Creating the Impossible' mastermind groups. Sandra dated up a storm in those weeks and in this episode she shares the incredible experiences and the learning she took from it. If you're starting to dip a toe in the world of dating, you'll find Sandra's words so helpful. These were my best bits: Sandra spoke about how she approached each date with a light heart and an open mind, and without a tonne of expectations about what would take place. That's such a wonderful way to approach anything in life as it helps to lowers the (perceived) stakes and allows us to see and create new opportunities. Sandra has a great understanding of innate happiness and wellbeing which meant that she didn't take any of the 'bad dates' personally and was able to bring compassion and honesty to some pretty cringy moments! Intuition and natural wisdom came up several times in our conversation - Sandra said she really listened to what her feelings were telling her rather than trying to over-think what she should do about each date. Sandra said let go of any concerns of what others might expect from you - whether that's sex on the first date or anything else - just be guided by what feels right for you. Sandra talked about how helpful it is to recognise that any 'thought storms' she had about dates all blew over. Thoughts all flow past - no thinking is fixed and permanent. You'll have to listen to find out whether her challenge was successful! :)  

On the Tuesday special edition of this week in health innovation we continue our preview into the Population Health Alliance (PHA) Forum 2014. At 12 Noon Eastern/9AM Pacific we chat with Michael Dermer, Chief Incentive Officer, Welltok and Jennifer Flynn, MS, Strategy Consultant Mayo Clinics. Michael Dermer is participating in 'Key Success Factors to Optimize Program Design, Execution and Compliance' and Jennifer Flynn will be presenting a concurrent educational session on 'Creating a Culture of Health Through Organizational Support.'  Join PHA Excutive Director, Fred Goldstein and me for an eploration of these two talented thought leaders and the continuing preview of the popular forum in Scottsdale Arizona, Decembe2 1oth - 12th, 2014.        

On Tuesday 18th February, Nick Osborne facilitated a webinar entitled 'Creating an Effective and Engaged Team'. Here is the podcast of it. For more information, and for upcoming webinars, see http://www.transitionnetwork.org/gaia-radio-partnership-transition-network-presents-transition-conversations-series-free-webinars

Art, Craft and Designs from 'Creating a Scene' Art & Design Exhibition, Summer 2012, showcasing work by students attending Art, Craft and Design and Furniture Design courses at Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa

Furniture designs from 'Creating a Scene' Art & Design Exhibition, Summer 2012, showcasing work by students attending Art, Craft and Design and Furniture Design courses at Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa

Opening Night of 'Creating a Scene' Art & Design Exhibition, Summer 2012, showcasing work by students attending Art, Craft and Design and Furniture Design courses at Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa

Superhero Academy Podcast Diana Leaf Christian For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Nick Joyce and Marc Coppola interviews Diana Leafe Christian, author of the books 'Creating a Life Together' and 'Finding Community'. She lives in a sustainable community in the North Haven Ecovillage in Carolina where they constantly have activities concerning physical, social, and economic sustainability. Human beings in groups and community behave the same way and have the same kinds of challenges. The same kinds of resolutions tend to help those challenges. Regarding governance and decision-making, Diana encourages sociocracy rather than consensus. Sociocracy has 3 big values: equivalence, transparency and effectiveness. She ends by saying Governance is in the heart of the community and that the 3 aspects of a healthy, thriving, successful community are Oxytocin, Good Process and Communication Skills, and Effective Project Management. Main Questions Asked • What is your current living situation? [02:17] • What interested you in intentional communities? [05:47] • What's the first step to building a community? Is it acquiring land? [13:29] • What is your vision? [15:34] • What role do you think technology plays in governance? [51:30] Powerful Quotes • "Human beings in groups and community pretty much behave the same ways, the same kinds of challenges. The same kinds of resolutions tend to help those challenges." - Diana Leaf Christian [10:58] Links Mentioned Ecovillage Newsletter ecovillagenewsletter.org Contact Information for the Guest, Diana Leafe Christian dianaleafechristian.org Come check out more of what we do on www.valhallamovement.com www.superheroacademy.net