Podcasts about 'the goal'

This week on the #OTCBPodcast we continue our 20 in 20 series with the man who scored 'The Goal' 20 years ago this summer, Kaleb Toth. 'We all squeezed the stick and we all pulled the trigger'- sure, a Tragically Hip line from a song about the Toronto Maple Leafs but it's a very apropos line to use when describing the shot from Toth, to lift the Toronto Rock past the Rochester Knighthawks in the 2000 NLL Cup finals. That was the start of his pro lacrosse career that may have never gotten off the ground had his ECHL coach allowed him to move up to the IHL; hockey's loss was most definitely lacrosse's gain. Since that goal, 9er went on to become of the most elite players in NLL history, winning a pair of titles for his hometown Calgary Roughnecks and two Mann Cups with the Victoria Shamrocks to go along with his MInto Cups as a member of the Burnaby Jr Lakers. He has some amazing stories to tell and we get to a bunch of them, this week on the OTCBPodcast.

Joel Taggart and Liam Beckett celebrate Joe 'The Goal' Gormley's 30th birthday and welcome the Cliftonville Manager, Paddy McLaughlin to Irish League Behaviour.

This week's special guest is Cliftonville's record goalscorer Joe Gormley. The man known as 'The Goal' joins Gareth Fullerton, Darren Fullerton and Gerard Lyttle in the studio to chat all things football. Joe recalls his early days with Crumlin Star and how he almost joined Cliftonville's North Belfast derby rivals Crusaders - twice! He also recalls the dark days of returning from a serious knee injury, and his hopes for the season following the Reds' encouraging start. We have loads of fans' questions for our special guest, and we also have our weekly Charity Bet courtesy of BetMcLean.com (http://betmclean.com/)   This week Gerard goes for a tasty double at cracking odds! What more could you want?!

Dave Chapman talks to Michael about making farming decisions considering family and environmental priorities, the challenges of organic greenhouse tomatoes, and keeping the integrity of the organic movement intact. In This Episode: >> Simplifying operations to make more time for family and raising kids >> Energy efficiency and heated greenhouses in the age of climate change >> Managing tomato monocropping with no-till methods  >> How the theory of limiting constraints from the book 'The Goal' was really influential for them as business owners >> The current turning point in the organic agriculture movement Quotes from the Episode: “In all these things that we do, we have to figure out how to make it sustainable emotionally and how we make it sustainable economically” “The young farmers I do know are much more sophisticated about figuring out how they’re going to make a living in farming than we were” About the Guest: Long Wind Farm began in 1984 with Dave Chapman and a team of oxen. For three decades, they have provided New England with truly delicious and organic tomatoes. Grown in Vermont soil in glass greenhouses, their tomatoes are available as early as March and as late as December each year. Dave is a founding member of the Vermont Organic Farmers and has been very active in the movement to Keep The Soil In Organic. Dave is proud to be a current member of the Policy Committee of the Organic Farmers Association and served on the USDA Hydroponic Task Force.   Resources:  If you're looking for tips on decision-making and being more efficient on your farm, we've created a bunch of free resources that you can download here: www.growingfarmers.com/freeresources

'The Goal' is one of the most important books with regard to building team.  There is not a better book on the theory of constraints.  In fact, it's one of the first books I recommend to clients when we start working together.    Businesses change once their founders read this book. 

'The Goal' is one of the most important books with regard to building team.  There is not a better book on the theory of constraints.  In fact, it's one of the first books I recommend to clients when we start working together.    Businesses change once their founders read this book.