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22 lipca 1018 – W bitwie pod Wołyniem Bolesław I Chrobry pokonał Jarosława I Mądrego.22 lipca 1661 – Ukazało się ostatnie wydanie „Merkuriusza Polskiego Ordynaryjnego”.22 lipca 1807 – Napoleon nadał Księstwu Warszawskiemu Konstytucję oraz Kodeks cywilny.22 lipca 1834 – Adam Mickiewicz poślubił w Paryżu Celinę Szymanowską.22 lipca 1920 – Gen. Tadeusz Rozwadowski objął ponownie stanowisko szefa Sztabu Generalnego.22 lipca 1944 – Radio Moskwa ogłosiło powstanie PKWN w Chełmie.22 lipca 1944 – W Bretton Woods został utworzony Międzynarodowy Fundusz Walutowy.22 lipca 2002 – Afera Rywina, czyli przychodzi Rywin do Michnika.22 lipca 2011 – Norweg Anders Breivik dokonał dwóch zamachów w Norwegii.

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Apenas tres discos de jazz colombiano se publicaron en 2001. Junto al debut del saxofonista Francisco Dávila y el celebrado 'Bunde nebuloso' de Juan Sebastián Monsalve, apareció 'Imágenes', firmado por el trío del pianista bogotano Manuel Borda. Dada su escasa circulación comercial y que al poco tiempo el grupo se disolvió, el registro ha pasado inadvertido, privándonos de apreciar a fondo una joya del jazz experimental local. Veinte años después de su edición, Manuel Borda y Juan Camilo Anzola revelan los pormenores detrás de esta osada grabación. Podcast A la deriva, con Luis Daniel Vega.

 In this episode we cover:What is a human behavioral specialist? 7 Area's of Life that You Need To MasterLifeWhat is  Symptomology?How many medications people are on when they see him?It's up to you to understand who we are going to.We are treating our bodies like a rent bomb! (Find out what that is!)Started healing his body over 11 years ago Do What You LoveWatching what you are putting into your body  Emmanuel Anthony is a researcher, writer, teacher, Inspirational speaker, Demartini Facilitator, and consultant who works 1-on-1 and 1-on-many to assist human beings globally to overcome mental disorders, common challenges, achieve their goals, expand human awareness, maximize human potential, gain clarity on their mission and lead highlyinspiring lives within all areas of life. He has served thousands of clients over the past 11-years and his teachings have been shared online, on radio, on television, and through workshops and speaking engagements.Emmanuel AnthonyDirectorDemartini Method® Facilitator   I   Consultant   I   Inspirational Speaker   I   Researcher   I   Writer   I   TeacherP: 1300 792 552   I   M: 0422 218 710   I   E: info@emmanuelanthony.com.au A: Suite 3, Level 27, Governor Macquarie Tower, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia W: www.emmanuelanthony.com.auCompany MissionQuantum Equilibrium™ is a research, empowerment, and education institute, dedicated to advancing human potential and conscious awareness. Our company mission is to empower, educate and inspire humanity globally to mastering their lives in all areas (Spiritual, mental, vocational, financial, familial, social, and physical).Business ABN: 40 094 338 145Client bookings:Got a question?: 15-Minute support and challenge callBook your next consultation: 1.5-hour consultationNew client bookings/questions/inquiries:Discovery call: 20-Minute discover callAmanda Elise LoveHave a conversation with me about your 2021 health goals -http://bit.ly/2ko8lSpInstagram - https://bit.ly/3fhjmfJFacebook personal page- https://bit.ly/2Wlwc4aFacebook business page- https://www.facebook.com/amandaeliseloveWebsite - http://www.amandaeliselove.comGot a question? Or maybe a guest suggestion? Email me at amandaeliselove@gmail.com

Comment parler de soi ? Durant cet épisode écrit comme une masterclass sur le marketing de soi, je t'invite à apprendre : - Pourquoi en faire  - Bases du personal branding - Les formes possibles Expert ou Généraliste - Les exemples différents & témoignages de Céline Afonso-Tirel à la tête de son agence digitale & d'Imène Maharzi fondatrice d'Own Your Cash - Mes astuces pour en faire Qu'en penses tu ? en fais tu de ton côté ? qu'est ce qui fonctionne bien ou moins bien pour toi ? Ecoute l'épisode et partage moi ton avis en commentaire ici ou sur les réseaux ! Linkedin > Boutayna Burkel Instagram : @boutaynasb ou @cre.ativeteatimepodcast A très vite ! Boutayna 

D'Emilio vince l'Eurovision, I Måneskin tornano a condurre questo podcast. Antonio serba rancore per una settimana perché Vittorio decide la durata delle puntate. Ma soprattutto Logan Paul pensa di battere Floyd Mayweather il 6 giugno.Queste e altre cose impossibili in questo terzo episodio di MONETINE

- I Måneskin vincono l’Eurovision Song Contest - In arrivo un nuovo vaccino contro il Covid-19 - Medea, un successo tutto al femminile - Goliarda Sapienza, una scrittrice coraggiosa - Franco Battiato, una voce indimenticabile

'Im p***** off' -Eddie Hearn fumes at AJ-Fury collapse, clarifies Wilder step-aside, Usyk WBO, Whyte

'Im not that guy who talks c***' -Joshua Buatsi brutally knocks out Dos Santos (with Virgil Hunter)

Implacable is an adjective that means unstoppable or relentless. The origin of our word of the day is the Latin word placare (pla CAR ay) which means ‘to calm’ or ‘to soothe.’ The prefix I-M is used to indicate ‘not’ or in this case, ‘cannot be.’ Something that cannot be calmed or soothed is implacable. For example: Our team’s implacable spirit may have been the reason we won the championship. We may not have had much talent, but we compensated with our relentless drive.

Pareto Securities tar upp bevakning av ArcticZymes Technologies. I Månadsportföljen plockar vi ut Swedencare och Etrion och plockar in Telia och IPC. Disclaimer: ”Informationen i denna podd ska inte ses som investeringsråd. Tänk på att placeringar i värdepapper alltid medför en risk. Historisk avkastning är ingen garanti för framtida avkastning. De pengar som placeras i värdepapper kan både öka och minska i värde och det är inte säkert att du får tillbaka hela det insatta kapitalet. Det är viktigt att fortlöpande bevaka sitt innehav och vid behov ta initiativ till åtgärder för att minska risken för förlust.” http://www.paretosec.com/download/compliance/disclaimer.pdf

Gudstjänst från Pingstkyrkan i Västerås, med pingströrelsens ledare Daniel Alm och biskop Mikael Mogren. Den första delen blir om pandemin, öknen, ensamhet, vårt behov av hjälp. Den andra om sändning och mission. Vi kommer inte ta fram ett millimetermanus utan vill låta samtalet få flöda från de tankarna. Daniel Alm berättar om predikan Det kommer att handla om "tröst" och "uppdrag". Mikael Mogren, om predikan I dagens gudstjänst möts pingströrelsens ledare Daniel Alm och biskop Mikael Mogren i en dialogpredikan om "Hjälparen", som det talas om i bibeltexten. Vem är denne hjälpare och vad betyder texten för oss idag? Medverkande: Wivecka Ljungh: mötesledare Daniel Alm, biskop Mikael Mogren: predikan Caroline Kyhlbäck: bibelläsning, bön Sirak Meresie: intervju Margareta Löfgren: piano/synth Andreas Sjöblom: gitarrer Alexander Åblad: bas Chandler Abel: trummor, solist Elina Abel, Gabriella Grönberg, Annika Östman: lovsångsteam Gabriella Grönberg: solist Text: Johannes 16:5-11 Musik: Det är Hans namn (I Möller, J Åsgärde) Jesus - Han talar (C Tomlin, E Cash, sv övers: M Stratton, L Hall) Jesus älskar mig (A King, B Hastings,M Sampson, sv övers: W Dahlroe, E Gard, M Blåberg, I Möller) Jireh (C Brown, S Furtick, C Moore, N Raine) En liten stund med Jesus (A L Ashley-Greenstreet, sv övers: L Sandell) Mer lik dig - lär mig (F Guldstrand, B-G Lekström, W Dahlroe) Våra ögon har sett Herren (A Nygren, E Liljero, D A Østby) Producent Katarina Josephsson Tekniker Björn Söderholm, May-Britt Rylander liv@sverigesradio.se

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I Johannes V. Jensens Himmerlandshistorier kan man tit føle sig hensat til Blichers tid, især når historiens handling lægger sig så tæt op ad Blichers ”Hosekræmmeren” som tilfældet er i himmerlandshistorien ”I Mørket”, som kan føles som en alternativ fortælling om, hvordan det også kunne være gået for hosekræmmerens familie på heden.  

Con il lancio della I M Special Jersey e la presentazione della I M Collection, un'altra speciale puntata del nostro Podcast permette ai tifosi nerazzurri di immergersi in un viaggio che parte dalla notte della fondazione del club e arriva fino alle più visionarie applicazioni del nuovo logo dell'Inter. Ci sono le voci di Javier Zanetti e Giuseppe Bergomi, i due calciatori nerazzurri che hanno vestito per più volte la maglia dell'Inter, a raccontare aneddoti, dettagli e particolarità di tanti, tantissimi anni di maglie della nostra squadra. Perché sono cambiati materiali e design delle nostre casacche, ma i nostri valori sono sempre stati gli stessi.La collezione I M rappresenta i valori di inclusività e fratellanza: un intreccio di forme geometriche e una palette colori che comprende il giallo, il bianco, il nero e l'azzurro. Una maglia ispirata all'attitudine visionaria di uno dei fondatori del club, l'artista futurista Giorgio Muggiani, e che richiama una vocazione all'inclusione, la stessa che da sempre rende Milano la città più “internazionale” d'Italia.Dalla notte dei colori scelti dai fondatori fino a questa maglia speciale con il nuovo logo, passando per la maglia di lana dello 'Zio' Bergomi a quella indossata per la prima volta da Zanetti. Tra completi gialli, verdi e quelli leggendari come quello del Centenario, la divisa del giorno di Madrid e non solo.Non resta che infilarsi le cuffie per indossare, virtualmente, tutte le maglie della nostra storia.

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L'Inter ha presentato il nuovo logo e la campagna I M e per parlarne abbiamo invitato Claudio Pavesi, Editor in Chief di OutPump. Dalla creazione del logo alla campagna di comunicazione, dalle nuove magli agli scenari del futuro del brand Inter: cosa dobbiamo aspettarci? A cura di Marco Lo Prato e Gianluca Scudieri

Che tipo di musica suonavano i Beatles? Non è una domanda da poco. Oggi, nell'anno del Signore 2021 sono passati quasi sessant'anni dalla loro apparizione come band sul pianeta. In Italia sorge un dibattito oserei dire feroce su cosa sia rock e cosa non lo sia.I Måneskin che si autodefiniscono rock hanno vinto il 71esimo Festival di Sanremo e molti si stanno domandando cosa possa essere il rock, oggi, nel 2021 e soprattutto se esista ancora o ciò che stiamo ascoltando sia un simulacro di un'età aurea esperibile nuovamente.Per ascoltare la palylist di Spotify della puntata di oggi clicca qui! https://rbe.it/?p=65756

Religions du Monde - Dimanche 7 mars 2021 - 10h10-11H Heure de Paris Le Covid et une situation sécuritaire fragile n’ont pas eu raison de la volonté du pape François de se rendre en Irak et d'accomplir ce que le pape Jean-Paul II n'avait pu réaliser. Une visite de 3 jours pour réconforter les 350 000 chrétiens de ce pays qui a vu fondre cette communauté. Sur la terre des origines des trois religions monothéistes, le pape vient apporter une parole de paix et de réconciliation alors que le pays peine à émerger du chaos laissé par trois décennies de guerre et de terrorisme islamiste. De Bagdad à Erbil en passant par Najaf, Moussoul et Qaraqosh, chaque étape de ce voyage est destinée à laisser une empreinte : À Najaf avec la rencontre avec l’Ayatollah Al Sistani, la plus haute autorité chiite irakienne, à Ur avec une grande rencontre interreligieuse. Christian Lochon, arabisant, spécialiste du Proche-Orient, du Maghreb et des chrétiens d’Orient ; Laurence Desjoyaux, grand reporter à l’hebdomadaire La Vie de retour de Mossoul ; Père Patrick Desbois, président de l’association Yahad in Unum qui documente, depuis 2015, le génocide des Yézidis ; le frère dominicain irakien Amir Jaj, spécialiste du chiisme et Arthur Herlin, qui couvre pour l’agence de presse vaticane I-Médias le voyage du pape.    

Nu kommer snabbtesterna som kan ge svar på om man är infekterad av covid-19. I Mölndal var man tidigt ute och där erbjuds nu all personal inom vård och omsorg ett test innan de börjar arbetspasset. Eftersom covid-19 kan smitta även när man inte har symptom, finns det risk att personal sprider smitta till boende utan att de själva anar att de bär på viruset. Det ville man hindra i Mölndal och gjorde sig därför tidigt redo att inför varje pass erbjuda personalen testet, som tas med en pinne i näsan. Svaret har man på en kvart. Ett antal personer har skickats hem med covid-19-diagnos, utan att alls känna sig sjuka, berättar Cornel Popa,  specialist i allmänmedicin och verksamhetschef  hos Distriktsläkarna i Mölndal.   Vi hör också Anna-Katrine Pesola, specialist i klinisk bakteriologi och virologi vid Skåne universitetssjukhus, där man testar både personal och patienter, och Anders Johansson, ordförande i  Svenska hygienläkareföreningen. Alla tre anser att snabbtesterna kan vara ett viktigt verktyg för att hindra smittspridningen. Programledare Annika Östman annika.ostman@sverigesradio.se Producent Camilla.Widebeck camilla.widebeck@sverigesradio.se

[쥬스!] 가 뽑은 오늘의 핵심 뉴스, 쥬스! [훅 인터뷰] 또다시 코로나 방역 발목 잡는 개신교? 'IM선교회' 정체는?[이슈 티키타카] 조수진 의원 '후궁' 발언 정치권 일파만파출연:정상근조믿음 목사김병민 국민의힘 비대위원최진봉 성공회대 교수

Tänk om Gud har en livmoder som omsveper oss alla, att hon heter Moder jord, Pachamama eller jungfru Maria och att den patriarkala guden bara är en modern konstruktion? Repris från 2019 Dagens Människor och tro handlar idag om Gud som kvinna. Hur skulle det påverka oss existentiellt, i vardagen och framför allt vårt samhälle. Inom den katolska feministteologin börjar man åter diskutera Guds feminina aspekter och till med påven Franciskus har benämnt Gud som modern. En pågående debatt rasar inom Vatikanen som delar hela den katolska världen sen några avbildningar av Pachamama, en urbefolknings gudinna från Sydamerika, hedrades och likställdes med Jungfru Maria. Moder Jord är också en mycket gammal symbol som nu fått en ny renässans, speciellt i mer sekulära samhällen. På några öar utanför Guinea Bissau finns ett starkt matriarkaliskt samhälle där könsrollerna är dem helt omvända till dagens samhälle, ärr det ett jämställt samhälle? I Människor och tro får vi höra dominikansystern och teologen Madeleine Fredell och teologen Irene Nordgren analysera de senaste rönen inom feministteologin. Vi får möta Ulla Fagerås från Linköping som arbetar som reiki, en slags helare som använder sig av kraften från Moder jord. Konstnären Marianne Lindberg De Geer och regissören Leyla Assaf-Tengroth berättar om dokumentärfilmen Min Gud är kvinna som handlar om det matriarkala samhället utanför Guinea Bissau i Västafrika. Programledare och producent: Antonio de la Cruz Reportrar: Edgar Mannheimer och Julia Baylan

Sker mirakel eller är det bara en väldigt liten sannolikhet som ändå sker? Vad säger vetenskapen om dessa fenomen, är det verkligen ett gudomligt ingripande eller bara otillräckliga kunskaper? Repris Varje dag rapporteras det om mirakel runt om i världen, det kan vara i en trafikolycka då någon mirakulöst överlever, det kan vara en eldsvåda som förintar allt utom ett hus som oförklarligt står  kvar och i rasmassorna efter en jordbävning hittas ett levande barn, sjuka dödsdömda patienter tillfrisknar överallt även i Sverige utan att läkare kan förklara varför. I Vatikanen arbetar 25 heltidsanställda varje dag för att kartlägga, avfärda eller bekräfta mirakel om dessa mirakulösa tillfrisknande. I Människor och tro får vi höra pastorn och teologen Micael Grenholm som i sin bok Dokumenterade mirakel menar att mirakel via bön faktiskt sker. Gunilla Burell, dr i psykologi, forskare och föreläsare på Uppsala Universitet som länge jobbat med hjärtpatienter resonerar om mirakulösa tillfrisknanden tillsammans med trollkarlen, mentalisten och tillika dr i fysikalisk kemi Per Johan Råsmark som dessutom är troende. Från Brasilien, ett land som kryllar av andlighet och där tron på mirakel är högst levande, besöker vi staden Aparecida där mirakel närmast blivit en institution. Programledare och producent: Antonio de la Cruz Reporter: Lari Honkanen

**Partnere på udsendelsen er Sortesokker.dk og Bookbeat.dk, ligesom der undervejs optræder et sponsoreret element fra JustEat** I denne udgave af Mediano La Liga vender vi Spaniens nedslagtning af Tyskland i Nations League, Carlos Solers hattrick fra ellevemeterpletten mod Real Madrid inden landsholdspausen og coronakampen mellem Real Sociedad og Granada. Førstnævnte kommer også til at fylde en del senere i udsendelsen, når Morten Glinvad og Kenneth Hansen tager temperaturen på de nuværende tophold fra Sociedad, Villarreal og Atlético og stiller spørgsmålet: er det i år, at Real og Barca vippes af tronen? I Månedens La LIga-dansker skal vi en tur til hovedstaden og tale om Thomas Gravesens tid i Real Madrid, mens vi kommer til den anden del af byen, når Månedens La Liga-talent skal kåres. Du kan få 30 dages gratis abonnement hos vores partner Bookbeat, der har mere end 100.000 titler i kartoteket, ved at benytte adressen: www.bookbeat.dk/mediano

Join us as we sit with Illustrator and Artisan Entrepreneur, Abbie Ren! Abbie Ren has built a thriving brand and business that makes 'cute kind things for cute kind people', creating prints, posters, cards, pins, notebooks, and more original designs.  Abbie is all about: creating artwork that is encouraging, self-love and self-care, being 100% true to yourself, taking risks, and following your dreams. She's about working hard to pursue your passions (+ also all about taking lots of vacations and going to happy hour). Abbie's home is in the desert of Las Vegas, Nevada where she opened her first brick and mortar earlier this year in Downtown Las Vegas, called Local Oasis on the SW corner of Charleston and 3rd st. Today, we’re sitting with this Artisan Entrepreneur to discuss cultivating ‘Big Magic in Simple Details’. Today, we’re opening dialogue on: - LIVING BIG: showing up to deep pieces of inspirations that want to be birthed within you and the fear that’s faced as you do it - a creative project I’M birthing, in the form of a BOOK, that Abbie is adding the energy of her sweet, cute flair to - overcoming Self-doubt - moving past pedestal thinking - the positive effects of the life, death, rebirth cycle - the imperative role we, as consumers, play for creative small business owners (LIKE ABBIE!) as we shop this holiday season + how to ‘vote with your dollar’ - building a creative business in your 20s + beyond! Visit her website, AbbieRen.com, and Etsy page, Abbie Ren Illustration. Find her on IG too @abbierenillustration.

A love letter to Autumn Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Anam Cara by Selah Broderick on Anam (Western Vinyl ) 7′40″ Under the Loquat Tree (feat. Goldmund) by Hollie Kenniff on Under the Loquat Tree (feat. Goldmund) - Single (self released) 11′00″ ABoneCroneDrone 1 by Sheila Chandra on ABoneCroneDrone (Real World Records Ltd ) 11′50″ Invented Journey by Katya Yonder on Multiply Intentions (Métron Records ) 15′05″ AIR Krew by Winter hike on Discuss and come back (Motion Ward) 16′57″ Déli by Ballaké Sissoko on Déli (Label Bleu ) 21′18″ Watching by Santilli on Surface (Into The Light) 24′35″ Blood Harmony (Lucy Gooch Remix) [feat. Lucy Gooch] by Bing & Ruth on Divergence: Species Remixes (4AD ) 26′15″ pocket piano by Ela Minus on acts of rebellion (Domino) 27′34″ Good Night by Inner Travels on Life On Bird Mountain (self released) 31′50″ Seratonin Cascade by Early Fern on Music for Baths [Vol. I] (Métron Records) 34′50″ Talmen by Felbm on Tape 3 (Soundway Records Ltd) 37′10″ Sesam by F.S. Blumm on In Sight (Sonic Pieces) 40′25″ Sun At 5 In 4161 by Andrew Tuttle on Alexandra (Room40) 45′18″ In a Box, Under the Bed by Pullman on Turnstyles & Junkpiles (Thrill Jockey) 49′18″ Calle Mayor by Gauchos de Media Noche on Vol. 2 - EP (Sapiens) 52′14″ Soaring X (feat. Malibu) by Oliver Coates on skins n slime (RVNG Intl) 55′05″ Isle of Us by Malibu on A Little Night Music: Aural Apparitions from the Geographic North (Geographic North) 57′28″ Okue by Meitei on A Little Night Music: Aural Apparitions from the Geographic North (Geographic North) 62′40″ À Côté Du Lac by Gastón Arévalo on Terrain (A Strangely Isolated Place) 63′28″ Flatiron by Suzanne Kraft on Talk from Home (Melody As Truth) 70′20″ A Couple Swim by Bibio on Sleep on the Wing (Warp) 74′06″ Leaving home for the fields by Kin Leonn & Hiroshi Ebina on Faraway Vicinity (KITCHEN) 76′40″ Todo Es Lo Que Parece by Mente Orgánica on Todo Es Lo Que Parece - Single (self released) 79′57″ ingydar by Adrianne Lenker on songs (4AD) 83′56″ Montañas De Azabache by Borealis on Imaginational Anthem, Vol. X (Overseas Edition) (Tompkins Square) 87′14″ Jo Xilo by Leon Revol on Enter a Zircon (Church) 90′08″ Cloud Garden by Ocean Moon on World of Light (Lo Recordings) 94′00″ Deep Breath by Igor B on Stranded Seaside (NuNorthern Soul) 96′34″ Making The Last Train by OCA on Aging (Métron Records) 102′08″ Just about Jones by Ada, Pedro & Just About Jones on Serenity Now, Insanity Later (Studio Barnhus) 108′38″ It Was For You, It Was For Us by Bvdub on A Careful Ecstasy (Darla) 115′34″ In Mind by Do Make Say Think on You You're A History In Rust (Constellation) Check out the full archives on the website.

Kalifornien brinner, Amazonas skövlas samtidigt som klimatkrisen debatteras överallt. Men hur tänker den kristna kyrkan? Ska vi förvalta eller förbruka "Guds skapelse" jorden? Vissa kristna samfund menar att det är självklart att vi måste ta hand om jorden medans andra använder bibelord för att kunna fortsätta skövla naturen. I Amazonas regnskog utspelar sig det riktiga teologiska slagfältet där Brasiliens president Bolsonaro hävdar att bibeln ger oss människor rätt att lägga jorden under oss för ekonomisk tillväxt och får stöd av vissa evangelikala kyrkor. De menar även att klimatproblemen är ett tecken på tidens slut och Jesus återkomst och inget som en kristen bör kämpa emot. Samtidigt menar Påve Franciskus att Amazonas bör räddas och vill uppdatera den katolska katekesen med en officiell "ekologisk synd" mot naturen. Dagens Människor och tro handlar idag om att förvalta eller förbruka Guds skapelse jorden. I Människor och tro får vi träffa Peter Halldorf, teolog och pastorn i Pingströrelsen samt redaktör och ansvarig utgivare för tidskriften Pilgrim och som utkommit med boken Därför sörjer jorden. I ett reportage från Amazonas får vi höra om den teologiska konflikten som utspelar sig där och från Frankrike får vi höra hur olika samfund kan samarbeta och få till en Grön Kyrka som är ett certifikat som delas ut till kyrkor som strävar efter att arbeta ekologiskt i Frankrike. Programledare och producent: Antonio de la Cruz Reportrar: Lari Honkanen  och Johan Tollgerdt

Harnessing her chutzpah and hustle, Jasmine empowers entrepreneurs to build a brand, market it on social media, and create a life they love. Some days you'll find her featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, and INC magazine, other days you'll find her going Live on Instagram, hosting Ask Me Anything sessions on Facebook, and empowering business owners to build a life they love on her podcast, The Jasmine Star Show.She's sitting with us today to unpack about her story, when she graduated from college, why she quit law-school, and how she started her own business! Many of you are in this space of either thinking you want to start a business or knowing what business you want to start but doesn't dare to take that leap yet, then Jasmine is here to share how her leap journey was and where she's at today in her business.In this episode, you will…Be confident and chase your passionDo what you love and not what you are forced to doRealize that in business not being where you want to be, is the normDiscover the importance of social conversationFind out how to use online media to your business advantageLearn that there's no perfect businessDon't be afraid to put up your content even if it's not that perfectFind out how to get your audience tell you what they wantInsights:"And so until you can actually understand that not being where you want to be, is the norm. And not being where you want to be is like a boom, this is forever as long as you have a business. Until you accept that, you're always going to feel down. When you say, Oh, just another day of not being where I want to be. Let me go out and hustle again, totally has a transformative effect.""'Im just gonna give it to you straight. Because we've empowered with 21,000 entrepreneurs. And this is what I see again and again, is the reason they're not talking back to you is because you haven't put enough content out to contextualize what they want from you.""Jump and the ney will appear."Resources:www.jasminestar.com

If you’re looking for more “balance” in your life, then I’m sorry to say that you’ve come to the wrong place. I’m not your guy. I think our modern pursuit of “balance” is for the birds, and I think there’s a much better way.    What We Really Want If you’re anything like me--like most humans, in fact--you’d like a little more balance in your life. My coaching clients frequently want more balance in their lives. What I mean when I say “balance” is similar, I think, to what a lot of us mean if we’re really honest: Freedom from stress and strain, to weather the ups and downs and corkscrews and constant demands of life with unflustered grace, calm, and ease, to become an impregnable fortress of serenity that nothing and no one can topple or disturb.  We’re tempted to think that if we can just crack the code on “balance,” it’ll be smooth sailing from then on and we’ll be impervious to future stress, strain, and fatigue--floating zen-like in an unflustered way through life.    The Real Failure There are plenty of respected, respectable, and prominent voices out there telling us that balance IS achievable. This three-part formula or that 6-week course will help you achieve the balance that you desire AND deserve.  Persuaded that “balance” is not only desirable but also attainable, we beat ourselves us up over the fact that we’ve failed to achieve it. And then we re-double our efforts. Maybe with a few tweaks here and there, a little more yoga, a perfected morning routine, a great journaling practice, sticking to my nutrition plan, etc. etc….Maybe then I will indeed achieve a rarified state of balance that makes me serenely impervious to all that life might throw at me.  I think our real failure, though, is not a failure to achieve balance. I think our real failure is believing that balance is possible in the first place.  We’re chasing a mirage that always stays just out of reach. And we can spend a lifetime chasing the mirage--trying to rise permanently above the gritty, grimy, unpleasant, and dangerous parts of life--all the while forgetting to actually live.    Can you relate to this longing for balance?  Life is hard, and it can be exhausting--even in the best of times. We want some rest. We want some relief. And if that relief could be sustainable, even permanent? Well that would be amazing!    The Problem With Balance The problem, though, is that our desire for permanent relief--for uninterrupted balance--doesn’t match the reality of life as a human being on planet earth. Life continually exerts unbalancing forces upon us.  On a normal day in a normal week for many of us, life as a human being on planet earth includes some or all of the following: Our Significant Other wants and needs us. Our kids want and need us. Our job wants and needs us. Our health needs attention, our house needs some TLC, and our friends want to be with us, too.  Those are just a few of the normal and good things competing for our time and energy. They create tension in our lives, if you think of tension in the purest sense: a strained state or condition resulting from forces acting in opposition to each other. Add to those normal things some of the other, less welcome things that can create tension in our lives, and you’ve got a system under sometimes enormous stress and strain: sickness, injury, economic uncertainty, job loss, and social unrest, for example. How about a global pandemic? That’s fun. And let’s not forget our old and our ancient foe, Death--who never shows up at a good time or when we expect it. It’s easy to feel pulled in a kazillion different directions even on a very average day.    Strive for Balance...Get the Opposite It’s really interesting to me that some of the people I know who strive the hardest for balance in the midst of all of these tension-inducing forces are also some of the least peaceful people I know.  I’M that guy when I try to pursue perfect balance and someone or something threatens to unbalance me.  What’s that about?  My hunch is that the relentless pursuit of balance produces very much the opposite. That any semblance of balance achieved is so fragile and fleeting that we can actually become hostile to anyone or anything that threatens it. And intensely unhappy at the same time with the fragility of the balance we’ve achieved.    A Better Way When the balance that we want doesn’t match the reality of life as a human being on planet earth, then we have at least a couple of options: We can ignore reality and demand irrationally that it bend to our will. We can keep chasing that mirage. OR, we can accept reality and find a better way.  I vote that we accept reality and find a better way.  So, let’s stop chasing balance and commit to getting better at managing life’s many tensions, instead.    Bridges: A Metaphor for a Better Way Bridges are amazing structures. They allow us to cross formidable gaps by successfully managing two forces--tension and compression. Engineers have devised various ways of managing these forces over the millenia. No engineer, however, has ever devised a way to eliminate these forces altogether. For a bridge to span the gap from “here” to “there,” tension and compression must be successfully managed 24/7. In fact, the bridge is ABLE to span the gap because of those forces.  I think this is a great metaphor for what it’s like to live in the real world. We’re like a bridge--constantly encountering and redistributing the forces that act upon us to bridge the gap between where we are and where we want to go. Sometimes we do that well. Other times, not as well. Unlike the unattainable mirage of perfect balance--which will always remain just out of reach, no matter how hard we try--we CAN get better at managing life’s tensions. Like a bridge, we can upgrade our engineering in response to the many forces acting upon us. I like the idea of putting my time and energy into something I can actually get better at when I put in the work. BTW, have you ever seen video of a bridge undulating violently in the wind? Massive concrete and steel structures actually convulsing and rippling and even breaking apart when certain wind conditions exploit flaws in their engineering. Weaknesses in their ability to encounter and redistribute the focus action upon them. It’s unbelievable to watch.  I felt like one of those bridges a couple times this week, in fact.    Tension’s Here to Stay There’s always tension in the system, so to speak. It’s not going away as long as we’re above ground and breathing. And in my experience, if we stay in the game, the amount of tension in the system only increases over time. When we stop and really think about it, like in the case of the bridge, it’s good that these tensions exist. We feel pulled between our work and our family, for example. It creates tension. But we would never want either one of those sources of tension to go away forever. So our best option is to actively manage the tension that’s created by the two opposing forces pulling on us. Sometimes that might mean giving more attention to your family and less to work, or vice versa.  I can make those adjustments and redistribute the forces acting upon me when I’m consciously and actively engaged in managing those tensions. A bridge actively absorbs and redistributes the forces acting upon it in real-time, all day long--like wind and water and traffic. But if I’m insistent upon achieving balance--if I’m insistent upon life cooperating with certain very specific conditions in order for me to be okay--then the slightest source of imbalance is an existential threat.    A Simple 3-Step Process! So here’s your three-step process to becoming a master at managing life’s tensions...  Ha. Just kidding. I think you know it doesn’t work that way.  Managing life’s many tensions is the ongoing work of a lifetime. As you train yourself to stay in the tension rather than flee toward some elusive, unattainable notion of balance, you grow in your ability to manage the tensions more and more effectively. And as you grow, life will inevitably add more weight to the bar. Then you’ll put in the work to upgrade your engineering in response to those new forces.    Busted! The myth of balance? Busted. Commit to the work of managing life’s many tensions instead. As you do, day by day you will become the person you were made to be and live the life you were made to live.    More Mileage from the Metaphor Let’s see if we can squeeze some more mileage out of this bridge metaphor...What kind of bridge are you? How do you know? What conditions are you made to function in best? What kind of maintenance do you need, and when? Who’s on your maintenance team? Do you need other people on your maintenance team? Do you need to let some of your maintenance people go? Do you need other tools to keep yourself in good working order? Do you have unnecessary sources of tension in your life--creating tension that you aren’t meant to have to manage?  A powerful coaching partnership helps you answer these and many other foundational questions so you’re even better equipped to manage life’s many tensions. It’s one of my greatest joys as a coach to support people in this part of their journey.    Let’s Talk You and I might be a good fit to do this work together. Let’s talk! Email me, or visit my website for other ways to connect.  In the meantime, check out these other episodes of Andrew Petty is Dying for more insight and tools to manage life’s tensions: Episode 010 | Life is a House with Many Rooms: Would Your House Pass Inspection? Episode 012 | How to Harness the Winds of Discomfort to Get Where You Want to Go: Becoming a Seasoned Sailor on the Seas of Life Remember, you are going to die. But you’re NOT DEAD YET. So get after it! Subscribe to Andrew Petty is Dying on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, & Stitcher, and leave a review!

BE RIGHT OR GET IT RIGHT? Do you ever find yourself arguing with your teens over . . . nothing? Or maybe having the same kind of argument, over and over? If that describes you, chances are, what those disagreements really about is one thing: being right. Here’s the thing: it is sooooo developmentally appropriate for teens to want to prove the adults in their lives wrong. And I don’t know about you, but when someone is trying to call me out – especially my teenager! – my back goes up and start defending myself. Trying to prove that I’M right. IT’S DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE FOR TEENS TO WANT TO BE RIGHT ALL THE TIME – BUT NOT FOR YOU You might recognize your teen in some of the following descriptions because these are ways that developmental appropriateness manifests: Fighting perceived injustices Brutally calling out stuff that we, as adults, know to whisper Calling us out when our words don’t match our actions If we want to connect with teens, we have to meet them where they are, which means we have to be fully developed adults. And fully developed adults aren’t as concerned with BEING right as they are GETTING IT right. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BEING RIGHT AND GETTING IT RIGHT Here’s the difference: Needing to BE right: Creates feelings of shame when you make a mistake or are “wrong” Flips you into fight-flight-freeze when you’re accused of being wrong and tries to shut down the other party Takes personal offense when accused of being wrong Motivates you to defend yourself, your ideas, your actions, etc. Affects your identity when you are “wrong” Wanting to GET IT right: Shifts your perspective to view mistakes as learning opportunities Opens you to having your thoughts and ideas challenged Enables you to listen to and fairly evaluate other points of view Asks questions when you’re challenged, so you can better understand the other person’s ideas, thoughts, and opinions Separates your actions, thoughts, and ideas from your core identity Recognizes the developmentally appropriate methods teens use to challenge us and responds to the ideas vs. the delivery TRUTHS REVEALED When we dig a little deeper into the need to BE right, it can reveal some surprising truths about what’s going on underneath the surface. That need can be the manifestation of insecurity. Of wanting to people-please and have others think highly of you. Of a blind spot you may have. Shifting your mindset to GET IT right gives you freedom. From shame. From the stress of perfectionism. Freedom to ask for help and guidance when there’s something you don’t know or understand. But How do you make that shift? Here are some strategies I’ve used: Use The Thought Model The Thought Model will help you examine your thinking around being right. Unintentional Thought Model Circumstance – Someone pointed out I made a mistake/ got something wrong Thought – when I’m wrong, people think less of me, don’t respect me Feeling - shame Action – I lash out at my “accuser” in a personal way Result - Connection is broken and the relationship is damaged Intentional Thought Model Circumstance - Someone pointed out I made a mistake/ got something wrong Thought – I can learn something here Feeling – curiosity Action – I ask questions to get more information and clarity Result – Connection is built, the relationship is strengthened Practice getting it wrong Visualize how you want to handle it when you get it wrong. Imagining those steps might look like: Taking a deep breath. Asking a question for clarity. Agreeing with your accuser. Apologizing, if necessary. Journal to retrain your brain Affirmations can feel cheesy – like Stuart Smalley on Saturday Night Live. BUT – the truth is that repetition can retrain your brain. Write down statements as if they’re already true Write them EVERY DAY Example: I’m comfortable and at ease when I get something wrong because that means I’m learning and growing. Using any one of these three strategies is going to bring you closer to your teens (really, closer in ALL your relationships) and will foster an atmosphere that encourages risk-taking and growth. When you normalize failure, getting something wrong, and making mistakes, you’re giving everyone around you the permission to do the same.

I Mölndal pågår nu en sommar-basketskola för barn mellan 10 och 18 år som har intellektuella funktionsvariationer. Det är klubben Olympic Göteborg som ordnar basketskolan för att få fler att upptäcka basket. Allt färre personer blir sjuka efter att ha fått en stroke, som är en blödning eller blodpropp i hjärnan. En stroke kan leda till kognitiva funktionsnedsättningar som problem att minnas och svårt att koncentrera sig och förstå vad andra säger.

Oh my god we're back again.... we survived the Boybandology lockdown and it's Boyband of the Week time with Worlds Apart!   Technically this is part two/the end of the 'Nathan Moore - Boyband Whore' story, but we don't want to ruin the ending for you. Come join us on a whirlwind ride that will feature way too much of the world's first and only boybandologists trying to speak French (Zoe) and (Amy) trying to understand her. Goodness, we've missed you.      Support our journey to find out who sits atop the Ultimate Boyband Chart by sponsoring the podcast at www.patreon.com/Boyband. You can get a public declaration of our love, some exclusive sponsor only merch, or you can go Access All Areas and join us in putting together an episode on a boyband of your choosing.  Come chat with us about everything boyband twitter @theboybandpodinstagram @imwiththeboybandfacebook I'm With The Boybandemail: theboybandpod@gmail.com If you're having fun with the podcast leave us a review and a rating, and subscribe for free wherever you're listening for new episodes. Our theme music is 'Dance With You' by Fire&Lights https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dance-with-you-single/1273802350, taken from the trilogy of boyband novels Songs About a Girl, by Chris Russell. For anyone that has ever dreamed of saying 'I'm with the boyband'. Visit www.songsaboutagirl.com

Read the complete transcript on the Sales Game Changers Podcast website. COLLEEN'S TIP TO EMERGING SALES LEADERS: "The people that are going to make it and thrive and win the future as we call it, are now saying, 'This is good, I'm being forced to learn how to use new skills, new technology. I'm learning to adapt and flex.' They're actually seeing that this is setting them up for future success. The others fall into what you call external locus of control. It's 'Woe is me' and these are generally the victims of the world. 'None of my prospects are buying, I have the worst prospects, I don't have a good product.' Their perspective is, 'I can only be successful and happy when external circumstances line up.' It's all perspective. If it is to be, it's up to me. Resilient people, they take control. 'I've got to do more activity, I've got to learn new skills, I need to be more consistent and asking for referrals, I need to practice more. Their whole mindset is, 'I'm not going to focus on what I can't control, I'm focusing on what I can control."

Inspired by Ramona's very timely and one hundred percent believable 'I'm positive for antibodies and life' press release, Sarah calls up the Easter Bunny, Santa, "Heathers" and "Billy on the Street" writer Carey O'Donnell, and the Tooth Fairy to discuss the RHONY cast's public response to Corona Singer. Sarah and Carey then deep dive Lisa Vanderpump's support of employees in need, if Housewives should make room for a Househusband, and why NY could use a sober journey next season. Ramona as an empathetic person is her greatest Halloween costume to date - it's Andy's Girls, Episode 165! **LINK TO SUPPORT THE ANDY'S GIRLS PATREON - INC. AN EXCLUSIVE BONUS EPISODE WITH @BRAVOHISTORIAN - WHILE YOU WEAR A MASK: https://www.patreon.com/AndysGirls **FOLLOW SARAH ON SOCIAL AND ENJOY THE FACE BEHIND THE CACKLE: https://www.instagram.com/damegalli/ Black Lives Matter Resources: 1. Campaign Zero: The comprehensive platform of research-based policy solutions to end police brutality in America. https://www.joincampaignzero.org 2. Color of Change: Color Of Change designs campaigns powerful enough to end practices that unfairly hold Black people back, and champion solutions that move us all forward. https://colorofchange.org 3. The Bail Project: works with public defenders and community organizations to provide assistance paying bail, court date reminders, transportation, and other support to low-income individuals. https://bailproject.org 4. Twelve Ways You Can Help Eradicate White Supremacy, by the folks at Ben and Jerry's, where Sarah's zippers have spent...some time. https://www.benjerry.com/whats-new/2020/06/racial-justice-actions 5. Support bringing Bravo's Amplify Our Voices Instagram Lives to Bravo TV Primetime: share the official letter and tag @bravotv: https://www.instagram.com/damegalli/

Julia Cameron is the bestselling author of The Artists' Way. She is a poet, playwright, fiction writer and essayist, she also has extensive credits in film, television and theatre, and is an award-winning journalist. Her groundbreaking books on creativity have become international bestsellers.In this episode we talk about The Artist's Way which has a new revamped cover which is very exciting. The book first came out in the early 90s and provides a twelve-week course that guides you through the process of recovering your creative self. It aims to dispel the 'I'm not talented enough' thoughts that hold so many people back and helps you to unleash your own inner artist. Its step-by-step approach enables you to transform your life, overcome any artistic blocks you may suffer from, including limiting beliefs, fear, sabotage, jealousy and guilt, and replace them with self confidence and productivity. The Artist's Way will demystify the creative process by making it a part of your daily life.From Alicia Keys to Elizabeth Gilbert to Russell Brand, The Artist's Way has helped thousands of people around the world to discover their inner artist. Whatever your background or career path, this book will give you the tools you need to enable you to fulfil your creative goals. Hope you enjoy! xo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The inspiration for I'm Not In An Abusive Relationship was incoming board member Dan Moyle's experience at the Walk a Mile event in Three Rivers. He heard a survivor tell her story, which brought unexpected emotions and inspiration. It also brought the phrase "But I told myself 'I'm not in an abusive relationship'" to Dan. The phrase clearly became out show title. Her inspiration and vulnerability inspired the idea of sharing other survivor stories. And her need to understand abuse when she didn't recognize it inspired our mission to bring experts to listeners around the world. You will hear that survivor story today from Michele herself. If you need resources or help in any way, call our 24 hour hotline at 800-828-2023 or visit www.DASASMI.org. Subscribe for a new episode each week. We publish every Wednesday morning at 8:00am. Subscribe to the weekly email newsletter here or at our website here. We appreciate your help in spreading the message of hope. You can help us reach more listeners by leaving a written review on Apple Podcasts or where you listen, and by sharing on social media.

Danny Denial - "I'm Not Your Type (feat. DoNormaal)" from the 2020 album fuck danny denial on Cruisin' Records. On his third solo album, "goth-punk auteur" Danny Denial teams up with The Black Tones’ Eva Walker, Rat Queen, Razor Clam, and, on today's Song of the Day, DoNormaal. When KEXP premiered this track late last year, Denial told our writer Martin Douglas:  "I approached this solo record mainly wanting to experiment with genre and work with artists and bands I admire, and 'I'm not your type' felt like the right song to push the envelope. I created the foundation for the beat cutting up pieces of Courtney Love's breathing and screaming, and worked with a producer called Bibz in New York, and then took it to DoNormaal in Seattle to write and record the rest of the song, so its journey has been a very unique one. And, honestly, I think it's the first song I've ever made that I'd describe as 'fun.'" Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate

In this quick call, we check in with Catia , the tour operator behind Lisbon Stories Today we have a COVID-19 to operator check-in. I might even start calling these, just tour operator check-ins. I hate writing the word COVID-19 and today we feature our first ever Portuguese tour operator on the Tourpreneur Podcast. Catia of Lisbon Stories wrote to me saying: 'I'm writing to you from Portugal and our official tourism board has launched a program called clean and safe .It requires a few hours of online education. You have to elaborate a plan for your own company, and there are random checks to make sure your businesses are following everything they should. I'm working on this right now, and I'll be glad to go on the show and talk to you about how our seal works, what it requires and what I've learned during the certification. I am a licensed tour guide and I run a very small company offering private tours in Lisbon Portugal.  We offer a few walking tours, but mostly car tours, always to small private group.' So we talk about hygiene, the safety protocols for tour operators. We also then talk about how Catia is going to pivot her tour business. Catia is very motivated by showing tourists 'off the beaten track' Lisbon. So I think you will enjoy this episode and I love how international the Tourpreneur Podcast is becoming. So don't hesitate, wherever you are in the world. If you want to come on and share a story with us, about how you're growing your tour business, what you're learning during the lockdown drop me an email. And as we hopefully head into recovery, we are here. We want to feature your stories, email me at shane@tourpreneur.com 

In this episode Corey asks Chris, "The other leaders that you've observed from being an investor or executive or being you know board member CEO, do you want to surround the issue and debate for the sake of maximizing all the different off-ramps that you could take or is it genuinely from a science level scientific level that you have your flag?"This leads to Chris talking about the three stages of your business or career, he says, "I'd like to think of myself as the guy who insists that we go science first. And if you're going to go science first. That means you have to be ready to do experiments and experiments are very well understood. We know how to do experiments been doing a lot of science for a long time. That means you've got to be math first because doing experiments that don't have a shot mathematically is ridiculous and you shouldn't do that.So you got to keep the number of experiments down to a minimum and cram them in a small amount of time for a small amount of cost. I'm not a fan of internal debate for a long period of time. I think you debate just long enough to determine one of three states. And I think we should all consider this as a way to run our lives. Not that I'm here to tell people how to run their lives, but what the heck. So we're in one of three states. I think this is sort of mathematical truth or truth of life state number one is we're in flow. And when we're in flow, we should stay in flow.That's, that's just a great policy when it's working. To start to invent new thoughts or new strategies or new ways of holding the racquet in tennis, you need to adjust, you go change your shoes so you can play better. You're in flow, and you stay in flow.What would be the point of developing great skills and I'm not continuing to use them.When the road keeps paving itself in front of you, all you have to do is stay on the path.Don't fall, don't talk about it. Don't think about it, just go do it and keep your eyes open, but go ahead and crash into something that's okay. That takes us to the second state we're in often. That is a state that I call stuck. I love the word stuck because it actually colloquially means what the state means which is, 'I'm stuck.' I actually can't move forward, but it's not normally because I've lost my motive power. It's not like my legs fell off. It's because I don't know which way to go. And when we're stuck. We can do something and it's really clean and organizations have a hard time doing and individuals have a hard time doing it but organizations have a harder time because we have to admit, we're stuck and stuck is synonymous with. We don't know. We don't know what to do. And if there's anything that I would advise young entrepreneurs. to get comfortable with, it's the fact that often you don't know what to do and a thing to do. That's incredibly effective when we're stuck is to say we're stuck."Listen to this episode to learn how to embrace stuck and then what the third state is all about.ConnectAndSell. ConnectAndSell allows your sales reps to talk to more decision-makers in 90 minutes than they would in a week or more of conventional dialing. Your reps can finally be 100% focused on selling, even when working 100% from home since all of their CRM data entry and follow-up scheduling is fully automated within ConnectAndSell’s powerful platform. Your team’s effectiveness will skyrocket by using ConnectAndSell’s teleprompter capability as they’ll know exactly what to say during critical conversations. Visit, ConnectAndSell.com where conversations matter.  Uncommon Pro - Selling a big idea to a skeptical customer, investor, or partner is one of the hardest jobs in business, so when it’s time to really Go Big, you need to use an Uncommon methodology to gain attention, frame your thoughts, and employ a sequencing that is familiar to convince others that your ideas will truly change their world. Through Uncommon Pro’s modern and innovative sales, scripting, and coaching toolset, we offer a guiding hand to ambitious Sales Leaders and their determined teams in their quest to reach market dominance. Today is the day things change. It’s time to get “uncommon” with uncommonpro.com.

Justin and I chat about habits and how they form us.  We chat about practicing habits of purpose particularly as it relates to our digital and media consumption.  4:57Justin shares how he came to know Jesus "I did have my serious wanderings in late High School and early College. I describe it as the period for me where I personally never really doubted that the claims of Jesus were true, I did experientially wonder if they mattered and if they mattered to me. Through some significant moral failure, and realizing that I was less happy... and more ashamed, living the way I was living. Finally I had my 'I'm gonna follow Jesus, not just because my parents said', but for myself in early college. And it was really because I started to think about who I was becoming.  I realized I don't like who I'm becoming, but I like who my dad is. I like who my parents are. And just because they modeled a life of following Jesus." 7:22You have said, "My habits wrecked me." Share with our listeners a little about what life looked like for you early in your law career and how that led you to develop habits of purpose. "I look back now and I think the house of my life was very sincerely decorated with the Christian content of calling, but I look back now and I also realize that the architecture of that life was exactly like everyone else's. I completely assimilated to all the typical practices of a top 20 law school, an aspiring young lawyer, just busy all the time. Always waking up earlier. Always staying up later. Always adding more. And that worked in a sense. I graduated around the top of my class and got my dream job at an international law firm doing mergers and acquisitions. And, you know, life was going well, of course, until it wasn't." "How is it that this missionary to law and business became converted to the nervous medicating warrior, and especially in such a short order? The answer for me...was by habit.... After about a year of this, I realized that my my body and my mind, and all the anxiety that wrecked it, was happening because I had finally become converted to the anxiety and the nervousness and the busyness that my habits and routines worshiped. I was being formed in anxiety even while I was in my head clinging to the gospel piece of calling." "I think our cultural moment is familiar with the significance of worldview. For example, what we believe about the world has a serious impact on our life. But I do think we're less acquainted with the idea that the practical ways we live have significant impact on who we become." "Our brain becomes attuned to certain habit activity such that our head thinking can go one way, but our habit activity can go the other way and that's very normal. Then, I started digging into the theology of this and realizing that when your head goes one way and your habit goes the other way your heart follows the habit." "It is possible to believe all the right things, but but very unwittingly, worship idols of productivity, busyness, exhausting yourself to earn the approval of others just through the little habits of the ways you check your emails or never turn off your devices or never schedule a day off." 16:02 The Common Ruleis a way for people to practice formational habits together and today we are primarily going to talk about digital habits. You write, "The smartphone is a tool that enables many things, but it will never multiply our presence." What do you encourage others to do to begin practicing presence? One hour with phone off "We are often connected to people, but we are very rarely actually present with people." 19:22One of the daily habits you recommend is Scripture before phone.  Why do you recommend that? Scipture before phone "I recommend that and almost everything else I recommend, because of the ways I fail at it." "We wake up and our heads are asking our phone a really simple question, which is what do I need to do today? But our hearts...this is not totally conscious, or verbalized even, our hearts are asking a really different question, who do I need to become today in order to be lovable? Anything will be happy to answer that question for us, especially the phone." "Whether we approach our phones looking for love or set out to them to share love makes a world of difference in how we use them. For me, the practice of Scripture before phone is one of those keystone habits to help check myself on what I'm doing when I go to my phone." Techwise Family by Andy Crouch  SHOW NOTES cont. at graceenoughpodcast.com --------------------------------------------------- Follow Justin on Twitter and The Common Rule Follow Grace Enough Podcast on IG and FB ---------------------------------------------------------  

Emma Romano joins me today to share how massive action and bringing the client into the process can create immediate change in clients who feel stuck. She shares why it is essential to bring the client into the healing process to overcome emotional charges and limiting beliefs. Emma also reveals the issues she is helping people with now and the training she is offering other hypnotists, including how to work online and her Family Freedom Protocol.   Emma is the founder of HypnoSuccess and has a strong belief that everyone has the ability to thrive. Emma was diagnosed with debilitating MS, creating chronic fatigue, depression, and constant fear. After doctors informed her that she would soon be confined to a wheelchair, she took matters into her own hands and used hypnosis to heal herself. Today, Emma is a self-healing coach, mentor, and speaker, inspiring clients and hypnotherapist with her story. She has two children who have followed in her footsteps, working as hypnotherapists and NLP practitioners.   Want to learn new systems to effectively book more clients and increase the value of your hypnosis business? Visit http://HypnoFormula.com/   “Whatever you believe in, your unconscious mind will prove you right.” - Emma Romano   Emma's journey to healing herself of MS How hypnosis can remove pain, stress, helplessness, and anxiety A story of hypnosis releasing limiting beliefs and emotional charges Bringing the client into the process to create massive immediate change at the conscious, unconscious, and cellular level Different ways you can get clients to confirm change during your sessions The issues that Emma is treating right now How Emma is teaching hypnotherapists to work online How to approach clients with the 'I'm stuck' mentality Emma's 15-step Family Freedom Protocol Emma’s Timeline Reset technique for helping people with PTSD and trauma Resources Mentioned: Healing Back Pain: The Mind-Body Connection by John E. Sarno MD Session #177 – Felix Economakis on Hypnotic Responsibility When Sorry Isn't Enough: Making Things Right with Those You Love by Gary Chapman Session #115– Chris Thompson on Clearing the Junk Connect with Emma Romano: HypnoSuccess HypnoSuccess on Facebook Emma Romano on LinkedIn   NEW: Join Jason for a FREE online workshop, “The Hypnotic Pricing Formula.” Get instant access now at: http://HypnoFormula.com/ Get an all-access pass to Jason’s digital library to help you grow your hypnosis business: https://www.hypnoticbusinesssystems.com/   Get instant access to Jason Linett’s entire hypnotherapeutic training library: https://www.hypnoticworkers.com/ If you enjoyed today’s episode, please send us your valuable feedback! https://www.worksmarthypnosis.com/itunes https://www.facebook.com/worksmarthypnosis/   Join the new WORK SMART HYPNOSIS COMMUNITY on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/worksmarthypnosis/   Want to work with Jason? Check out: https://www.virginiahypnosis.com/call/

Many of you are in financial transition right now. You've lost jobs, income, stable housing. And you're worried about what's to come. And this time of uncertainty isn't just bringing up thoughts about financial survival. It's also making us question our values, our identities...and whether the way we’ve done things in the past is still going to work. All of that can be difficult to process, especially as we're in isolation. So we're calling on an expert for help: financial therapist Amanda Clayman. For the next three weeks, Amanda's going to be talking with some of you about those issues that are surfacing around money in your lives—and helping you process them and figure out a path forward.  "It's not a luxury to think about and to pay attention to the meaning of losing 80 to 90% of your income because for some of us, that's enough to send us into such a, an emotional tailspin that we aren't able to do...practical things," Amanda told me. "We, we are just stuck in feeling like, 'I'm a failure. This is never going to get any better.'" Listen to Financial Therapy with Amanda Clayman, starting on May 20 in the Death, Sex & Money podcast feed. 

Pastor Doug and I chat about the heart attack that changed his life.  He began the journey out of workaholism toward healthy boundaries and consistent practice of Sabbath rest. The Heart Attack that Saved My Life by Doug Gamble 6:08 Share a little of your faith journey with us.  How did you come to know Jesus? "I love the church. I'm quite familiar with all of its flaws and faults, because we're not perfect people. But I do love the church, what it can do what it has done, I still think it's God's best plan on earth." 10:45 There was a point in your pastoral life years ago, where you were just burning it at both ends. Share with us a little bit about what happened during that season in your life? "Religious addiction is not like drugs or alcohol...you know, people like when you're doing good and yet it has the same toxic effect. Workaholism, like most other things, involves lying and stealing. In this case, you're lying and stealing time that should be spent with God, with your wife, with your kids, and you're not practicing good boundaries, like we've learned are so important." "I had a Christian cardiologist, so I went back to him... [he said,] 'I'm going to help fix your heart, but you and your elders are going to have to totally change your life. You can't be coming in here to my office at 49 as a missions pastor with a heart problem, you're not living right'." "The reason Sabbath has become so meaningful to me is it's really not well understood in the Protestant world. We think Sabbath as you go to church on Sunday, then you watch football or you go out to the beach or you do whatever you do in the summer or in the winter. [But] discovering the Sabbath is as Jesus said in one of his parables, man wasn't made for the Sabbath, the Sabbath was made for man. And what that means is we need it more than we realize. We tend to think it's a duty. It's not a duty. It's a one day in seven to live differently, so that you can be different the other six days of the week." SHOW NOTES continued --------------------------------------------------- Follow Pastor Doug Gamble on Facebook Follow Grace Enough Podcast on IG and FB ---------------------------------------------------------

In many of my keynotes, I informally poll the audience on if they view themselves as leaders or not.   On average less than 1/3 of those polled actually raise their hand. Here are some of the typical responses from those who didn't raise their hand: "I don't have the title or position." "I'm not the main leader." 'I'm waiting until I get to the top, then I'll lead." "I'm in the middle (or bottom)  of the company" "What I do makes no difference to the bottom line." This is probably the biggest misconception about leadership; this belief that leadership comes from having a position or title. That you can’t lead if you’re not at the top. In reality, leadership isn't something you wait around for.  It's all about influence.  And to become influential you must intentionally add value to everyone, in every situation. When you grasp this concept you will start to see how leadership is all about choice, and that you can begin to lead from where you're at right now.  No position or title is needed. In this episode, we deep dive into how we can shift our mindset and start adding value no-matter where we are in our lives. Great leadership is learned, and great leaders are made, from the middle and below in organizations.  It's down in the trenches where real leadership challenges are met and solved. It's about having the consistency & courage to meet these challenges head-on, at the lower levels, and being prepared when the higher leadership calling presents itself. We all have way more influence than we realize.  Once we become aware of this potential, we then realize that even though good leadership starts at the top, it's the middle & below that will take it across the finish line.

Rachel’s 'Hands Free Mama' mentality is all about finding balance in a media-saturated, perfection-obsessed world. And it’s about seizing the little moments that life offers us to engage in real and meaningful interaction. In this episode, Rachel shares realizing she 'd lost connection with her people. How she believed a lie that in order to be loved and accepted she needed to hide certain parts of herself, the messy parts, the imperfect parts. A pivotal moment happened when she vulnerably shared these thoughts with her daughter and found acceptance. “Opening that door to being human actually brings us closer together. Then we can connect from that place of 'I'm struggling' and that doesn't mean there's something wrong with me. That doesn't mean I need to hide it. It means I need to reach out and talk to someone about this so we can work together to see how we might go forward.” We dive into what Rachel’s learned in her parenting journey as a mom of teens and preteens. She talks about how choosing true connection with our kids can bring them closer to us and keep the lines of communication open as they grow up.  “This is all about redefining what our role is as a parent. It is not the authoritarian model anymore. It is the guide, the truth teller and the encourager. Not the enforcer, not the half listener, not the critic. That those roles are only going to get us further and further from each other when the idea is right now we need to come closer.” Connect with Rachel:  Website:  handsfreemama.com Facebook: facebook.com/TheHandsFreeRevolution Instagram:  @handsfreerevolution Twitter: @handsfreemama FREE LIVE LOVE NOW LISTENING PLAN:  Click here for special 7-day listening plan for Don’t Mom Alone Listeners Links Mentioned:   Live Love Now [BOOK] Only Love Today [BOOK] Amy McCready--Positive Parenting Solutions Pre-order Bonuses--21-Day Self-Care Listening Plan AND 4 Downloadable Tools for Connection (Ask “Heart Questions vs. Performance Questions”; Practice phrases that take you “From Conflict to Calm”; Consider if you are an “Easy-to-Be-Around Adult”; Exclusive Phone Lock Screen - “Connecting by Protecting”) Featured Sponsor: LittlePassports.com Use Code DMA to save 15% off a subscription. 

Seneca’s life is worth looking at for anyone who thinks they missed their shot, who thinks it might be “too late” for them. Because in his early twenties, just as his career as a lawyer was taking off, Seneca was struck with a terrible blow of tuberculosis. He was sent away by his doctors to Egypt, where he spent the next ten years recovering. Eventually, he returned to Rome, and though many would have suspected his window had closed, he quickly made a name for himself as a politician and a philosopher. Then, just as his career was taking off, he was banished to Corisca on trumped up charges by jealous enemies. There he had to spend eight years, eight years of the prime of his life, on an island far away from home. Yet, he eventually returned to Rome, rebuilt and remade himself, and soon found himself one of the most powerful men in the world, advising the Emperor. You might be sensing where this is going, but once again, at the height of his influence, he was forced to retire from Nero’s service, as the Emperor became increasingly unstable. Still, Seneca managed to re-dedicate himself to philosophy and publish some of his most brilliant works. What Seneca’s life proves is something much more bluntly phrased in Gary Vaynerchuk’s viral video, “You’ve Got Fucking Time.” It might feel like you are too old, that things have not turned out like you planned, that you’ve been royally screwed by bad luck. And that may be so—but the fact remains that you still have time. You can still make something of this life. You can still be grateful for whatever—and how much ever—time you have left. What if you had just woken up from a coma? What if you had just gotten exonerated and released from death row? What if you’d found out your cancer was in remission? Would you be thinking 'I'm getting a late start' or ‘woe is me?” Or would you be thinking, 'I'm so lucky. This is the beginning of my new life'? There is no too late, not as far as ordinary life goes; just get started. Or get back to work. That’s all we can do.

In episode 560, Jack and Miles are joined by Behind The Bastards / Worst Year Ever / It Could Happen Here podcast host Robert Evans to discuss the new emojis, impeachment updates, WHO declaring an international public health emergency over the coronavirus, scientists discovering why stress causes grey hair, Trump's wall falling apart due to wind, PETA wanting Punxsutawney Phil to retire, and more! FOOTNOTES: PSA: New food emoji are coming Impeachment state of play: Senate Republicans on brink of bringing trial to an end WHO Declares Coronavirus Outbreak a Global Public Health Emergency Coronavirus: French Asians hit back at racism with 'I'm not a virus' Secretary Wilbur Ross says coronavirus will be good for [checks notes] American jobs: "I think it will help to accelerate the return of jobs to North America." Scientists discover 'why stress turns hair white' Trump border wall between US and Mexico blows over in high winds Punxsutawney Phil should be replaced with AI groundhog, says PETA WATCH: Naomi & Kate - Coco & Clair Clair Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

“If you don’t feel your self-worth is high enough, possibly your internal gauge is saying, 'I'm not giving my best. I’m not showing up at my highest potential.' So start there. But if you’re already giving as much as you can, you're more valuable than you think.” This week, listen to motivational quotes that challenge you to aim for what you want, remove excuses that hold you back, and do what's necessary to gain momentum and breakthrough. On your path toward a more rewarding path, consider this: “When the world questions your abilities, respond with your actions. Don’t justify, demonstrate.” Want that boost of motivation? These motivational quotes are the perfect way to elevate your mood and improve your day! Follow me on Instagram at @BrendonBurchard to watch me live and for more motivational content! Additional Resources: Get your High Performance Planner HERE Get our HPX Supplement HERE For more visit: HPXLIFE.com For more training on high performance, at a deeper and more interactive level, join us in High Performance Monthly training program. It's my monthly subscription training program where I go LIVE every month, training you on a new topic or piece of research from High Performance Institute as well as providing LIVE coaching! If you like this podcast content, you'll LOVE the deep dive training. Join us here https://Brendon.com/monthly Subscribe to my YouTube vlog. New episodes (almost) weekly. Join 2 million subscribers on my weekly newsletter, FOUR BREAKTHROUGHS. Get a free copy of my book High Performance Habits (I bought it for you, you just pay your shipping). Follow me on Instagram. ABOUT: Brendon Burchard is the world’s leading high performance coach and one of the most-watched, quoted and followed personal development trainers in history. He is also a #1 New York Times bestselling author and in the Top 100 Most Followed Public Figures on Facebook, with over 10 million fans across his pages. O, The Oprah Magazine, and Success Magazine have both named him one of the most influential leaders in personal growth and achievement. Brendon's videos have been viewed more than 200 million times, and 2 million students have completed his personal development online courses and video series. He's created 13 blockbuster online courses, including the most popular motivation, confidence, and habits online video courses of all time. For these results, Success Magazine featured him on its cover, and Oprah.com named him “one of the most successful online trainers in history.” A #1 New York Times, #1 Wall Street Journal, and #1 USA Today best-selling author, his books include High Performance Habits, The Motivation Manifesto, The Charge, The Millionaire Messenger, and Life’s Golden Ticket. Meet him at Brendon.com 

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