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We really wanted to get Orla on the podcast to share her amazing story about what she experienced after having her boy in June 2014. Shortly after giving birth, she realized things were a bit off and started fearing she was losing strength. She felt unwell, but after seeing the doctor, she was told that physically everything was fine. She knew she wasn't well, and after talking to her husband, she realized that she wasn't happy or that she couldn't even feel any emotions at all. She later learned that she had a traumatic, abnormal birth, which was the cause of all her anxiety and suffering after labor. She was certain she would want to go right back to work after having her child, but soon realized that wasn't true and would have way too much anxiety, preventing her from returning. Becoming a mother has changed her perspective on a lot of things, which led her to start her own business from home.About her son's birth and the beginning of motherhood 1:34Starting to feel unwell 10:20What made her feel so much anxiety 17:10Abnormal behavior 24:42Going back to work, feeling happy again 25:48Having her own business 31:33Follow Orla 37:24“He said, ‘Have you heard of Postnatal depression?' and I was like, ‘Yeah, but that's not me.' and he said, ‘Why do you think it's not you?' and I said, ‘I'm not depressed.' He said, ‘Well, can I ask you a question?' I said, ‘Yeah.' and he said, ‘Are you happy?' and I said, ‘No.' And I just started crying. He was like, ‘What's wrong?' and I was like, ‘No one has asked me that in all these months and it's only now that I realize that I'm not happy.” 14:14 @changing_myworldhttps://www.facebook.com/theirishmummy/https://www.instagram.com/the_irish_mummy/https://www.theirishmummy.com

Dapper J and Bobby G continue the month of July as they discuss the NBA Finals, Team USA underperforming in exhibition and the home run derby.The duo transition to music as Dap & Bobby react to new music from Snoh Aalegra and Vince Staples. They also give their thoughts on Wizkid and Tems' "Essence" being the song of the summer and a new Pop Smoke album this week.To end the podcast, Dap & Bobby discuss what movie is worth going to the movie theater to see. Stay safe out there, thanks for rocking with us, press play, tweet Dap and Bobby your review and tell a friend to do the same.Donate to Bobby's gofundme: gofund.me/7fde6983As an avid listener, here is the merch link for our roman numeral merch:1000jumpers.bigcartel.com for roman numeral merch along with the regular merch link bit.ly/1000jumpersmerch; .Donate to the HBCU of your choice for free with the HBCU Change app, learn more information at https://hbcuchange.com/If you are looking into a self care routine with black owned products, go to shopmykskincare.com for clay masks, glow oil serums and more. Trust me it works wonders. Recorded on July 13, 2021.WE DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE COPYRIGHTED MUSIC. DON'T DELETE THE EPISODEOrder of conversation / Time StampTheme Music1000 Jumpers theme by KP Marino (@kpmarinoo)SportsNBA Finals | 14:34Team USA underperforming | 22:36Home run derby | 35:23MusicSnoh Aalegra | 47:15 | https://snohaalegra.lnk.to/THIVSVince Staples | 53:01 | vincestaples.lnk.to/VinceStaplesWizkid and Tems' Essence | 55:50 | https://youtu.be/jipQpjUA_o8Pop Smoke album preview | 58:22Pop Culture / Twitter106 fight | https://twitter.com/OfficialFBMA/status/1413941984713138183?s=20What movie is worth going to the theaters for | 1:35:35Shoutouts and OutroN/AMerch link: 1000jumpers.bigcartel.com for roman numeral merch; bit.ly/1000jumpersmerch; Twitter: @1000_jumpers, @DapperJ & @BobbyGeorge413,Instagram: @1000jumpers, @theonlydapperj & @bobbygeorge413Fanlink: https://podlink.to/1000JumpersiTunes: bit.ly/DBG1KSpotify: bit.ly/1JSpotifyGoogle Play: bit.ly/1000JGPiHeartRadio: bit.ly/1JiHeartRadioStitcher: bit.ly/1JStitcherTuneIn: bit.ly/1000tuneinSoundcloud: http://bit.ly/1kjumpers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Introduction: Gone Forever: 5 Things That Will Soon Be Behind Us (Zephaniah 3:9-20): Our Shame: gone forever. (Zeph 3:9-11) Our Sin: gone forever. (Zeph 3:12-13) Our Want: gone forever. (Zeph 3:13) Our Fear: gone forever. (Zeph 3:14-16) Our Doubt: gone forever. (Zeph 3:17) Sermon Notes (PDF): BLANKHint: Highlight blanks above for answers! Small Group DiscussionRead Zephaniah 3:9-20What was your big “take-away” from this passage / message?Why can't Jesus make all things new without judgment / punishing sin? Why the need for 7 years of Tribulation (The Day of the Lord)?In the Millennial Kingdom, do you think we will remember our life on earth from before? If so, how is it we will feel no regret (Zeph 3:11, 15)?Read Zeph 3:17. Why does the Lord love us in this way? What effect does this have on you today?BreakoutPray for one another.

Islay Baptist Church - Andrew Burnhamno00:22:20What is our mission - 7 Public Service

Scripture Reading: Matthew 28:18-20What's God's mission for his people in 2021? Why do we exist as Christ's church? What's our purpose in this world?

We wonder about podcast intro waffling, what is the most inconsequential birthday age, what if light travelled slowly, would mermaids taste like fish or human, Alex blows our running question out of the water, why does Google Maps show routes 40mins slower and how well do you know the back of your hand?! Click here to play! (mp3)Follow us and ask us stupid questions on Twitter at @aquestionstupid or by using the hashtag #ITASQ or #IsThisAStupidQuestion.We're on Spotify, Blogger and also Stitcher.If you have time, please give us a 5 star review so we can share this stupid podcast with more people. Also, please share this podcast with your friends and family!Featuring Kieran, Alex, Pedro and Andrew.

A Mother's Day Problem, Promise, PrayerScripture Reading: 1 Samuel 1:9-11, 20What does Hannah, Samuel's mother teach us about biblical motherhood? 

Islay Baptist Church - Andrew Burnhamno00:23:20What is our mission - 1 Creation

April 14, 2021- Are we supposed to handle snakes?Mark 16:15-20What about those churches where they pass around rattlesnakes?  Is that for real?  Am I supposed to do that?  Let's find out together as we study Mark 16:15-20.  Then ask yourself:Who in my own sphere of influence is ready to hear the gospel?  Ask Jesus to show you the right time and right place to do just that.  

Reflection is an important tool to turn an experience into a moment when learning is captured for the future.  In this episode Nigel and Fran explore why it is important to reflect and how to do this practically.  They discuss the importance of ‘journaling' (or even ‘double journaling') and how your peers and networks can help you with reflection. Useful resources-       What is reflection (The Open University): file:///C:/Users/ltw571/Downloads/Activity%2011%20What%20is%20reflection.pdf-        Jisc – Student Self Reflection: https://www.jisc.ac.uk/guides/transforming-assessment-and-feedback/self-reflectionTed Talks – Personal Empowerment through Reflection and Learning https://www.ted.com/talks/dr_craig_mertler_personal_empowerment_through_reflection_and_learning

When it comes to brand strategy, a vision statement is often seen as the holy grail, part of the winning trifecta of vision, mission, and values. Your vision is the north star of your brand that guides everything that you do and is there to help you take your business forward. But how do you write one, and what makes it effective?Read the accompanying blog post at https://www.blackandwhitestudios.nz/blogTimestampsIntroduction: 00:00Vision vs mission: 01:20What’s in a vision: 02:45Your vision needs to be: 05:30How to write a vision: 07:00Wrap up: 10:00Ready to start building your brand today? Download my Ultimate Branding Checklist here: http://bit.ly/ultimatebrandingchecklistTag me on Instagram and let me know you're listening: https://www.instagram.com/blckwhtstudios/

Introduction: The Humility Assessment (John 13:1-20): Do I show love for people despite my own Problems ? (John 13:1) Am I Secure in my identity? (John 13:3) Do I serve Indiscriminately ? (John 13:5) Am I willing to do the dirty Work ? (John 13:13-20) ➡ 3 Reasons to Do the Dirty Jobs (John 13:16-20): You aren't Better than Jesus. (John 13:16) There's Blessing in doing the dirty jobs. (John 13:17) Serving wins the Hearts of others. (John 13:18-20) Sermon Notes (PDF): BLANKHint: Highlight blanks above for answers! Small Group DiscussionRead John 13:1-20What was your big “take-away” from this passage / message?How did you do on the assessment? Where do you personally struggle in serving people lovingly and humbly?Define humility. Why is humility the most important characteristic God is looking for in people?How does being secure in your identity help you humbly serve others (John 13:3)?Explain Jesus' spiritual application of foot washing from v10. What was He referring to in talking about “bathing” and “foot washing”? What does this mean to us as Christians?BreakoutPray for one another.

In this weeks episode of your favorite weekly gaming podcast George and Bobby bring you an interview with Mike Rouse - The man behind The Getaway , Playstation Trophies , Playstation Home , For Honor and so many more gaming innovations !!! Who also finds the time to be a successful Youtuber in his Spare Time with his channel Retro Gamer Boy. As always you guys got in touch and posed your questions for our guest. As always we bring you the latest news and opinions for Nintendo , Microsoft and Sony They also take a look in Stingrays boot and offer up this weeks new releases.What you been playing - 00:04:00News - 00:14:39Feature - Mike Rouse AAA Gaming developer and Youtuber - 00:34:30Stingrays boot - 03:11:20What are we hoping to play - 03:27:56

TEXT: Acts 19:11-20What is it that makes someone a "Christian"? Is there a list of things we need to do? Things we need to memorize? What about Christians who have fallen away from God - what does the Bible encourage them to do? Today we take a look at a funny, yet powerful, section of Scripture that speaks into all of these questions.Come visit us in person! To learn more about our church visit: www.WeAreBethany.com THIS SERMON CAN BE VIEWED ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL:https://youtu.be/CY6DdUl9ko0Worship Service of Bethany Baptist Church (Wendell, NC/Raleigh, NC)February 28, 2021NOTE: We are still working to remedy the technical glitches. We are hoping to have equipment installed by Spring 2021. Thank you for your patience.

143 - I recap the UFC 257 fights and talk about what's next....✔SUBSCRIBE & KEEP UPDATED ON YOUTUBE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM3AsgG_jzoaP0Yq7S6IwMw?sub_confirmation=1Intro 0:00Manscaped.com Promo Code MMAFP gets you 20% off + free shipping 1:07Technical difficulties - and why I hate streaming platforms. 2:35What’s next for Dan Hooker? 4:15.What’s next for Michael Chandler? 5:48What's next for Dustin Poirier? 7:20What’s next for Conor McGregor? 8:55Outro: 12:02Support the MMA Fight Picks Podcast 12:08

Series: SentEpisode 3. Saying “Baa” in the Face of DangerScripture Reading: Isaiah 46:9-10, Matthew 10:16-18, Matthew 28:18-20What's God's mission for his people in 2021? Why do we exist as Christ's church? What's our purpose in this world?

In this episode I tell about my 4th laundromat, where I’m placing it, and what my plan is going forward. The heads of a military base approached me, told me they like my laundromat model, and wanted me to take over their laundromat space on the base. Because it’s government property, there are a lot of differences between this one and the other 3. The space for the machines is pretty small and the amount it brings in is smaller as well, but my only expenses are sharing a portion of the revenue with the base. I can make 50% of my original cost back within a year on this baby, which is amazing compared to the kind of returns you’d typically see in the stock market. My 4th laundromat 3:07What it makes every month 9:06My expense structure 11:20What it cost to get into this 15:51“‘So Keith what did it cost you to get into this? What was your total spend on equipment and getting the place built out and turned back into a laundromat?’ You’re making $36,000 a year at plan. Let’s assume that’s the way it really works. $36,000 a year, my capital investment: $77,000.” 15:52Reach Out To Keith, Get Help and Resources: https://dincpie.com/

Series: SentEpisode 2. Why God Doesn’t Need Sports Almanacs Part 2Scripture Reading: Isaiah 46:9-10, Matthew 10:16-18, Matthew 28:18-20What's God's mission for his people in 2021? Why do we exist as Christ's church? What's our purpose in this world?

On Episode 014, Garland interviews Minda Harts, best selling author and founder of The Memo, LLCHighlights of Episode 014:Minda Introduction - 01:51Early years of Minda - 04:28Being the only - 08:18Call me by my name - 11:07“Is this your hair?” - 13:50How to be better allies - 18:40What Minda’s hearing in 2020 - 12:20What’s next for Minda? - 25:30Inclusion drives my work 27:27Full Circle - 27:35Garland’s afterthoughts - 29:25Minda Harts is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Service of NYU’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and the founder of The Memo LLC, a career development company for women of color. Secure The Seat is her weekly career podcast for women of color. Minda has been a featured speaker at American Express, Nike, Levi's, Twitch, Amazon, Google, SAP, Linkedin, SXSW, Universities and Colleges, and various Corporations. Minda has also been featured on MSNBC's Morning Joe, Time Magazine, and Essence Magazine.Minda is the award-winning and best-selling author of The Memo: What Women of Color Need To Know To Secure A Seat At The Table with Hachette Book Group; Seal Press (Available anywhere). Minda is working on two new books, the release dates are 2021 and 2022.Minda was named the #1 Top Voice on Linkedin for Equity in the Workplace in 2020. And named one of the top 40 Women Public Speakers by Real Leaders(Source: Linkedin.com/in/mindaharts)Connect with Minda:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mindaharts/Web: https://www.mindaharts.com/NYU: https://wagner.nyu.edu/community/faculty/minda-harts Afterthought resourceshttps://news.yale.edu/2020/06/15/its-never-too-early-talk-children-about-racehttps://www.parentingscience.com/6-mistakes-white-parents-make-about-race.htmlhttps://www.pfizer.com/news/hot-topics/understanding_racial_microaggression_and_its_effect_on_mental_health// Connect with and learn more about your host, Garland Fuller:Web: garlandfuller.comInstagram: @FullCircleWithGarlandLinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/garlandfuller

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Have you been trying to make some system changes in your A/E/C firm and getting some push back from your employees? Or perhaps your firm has already started some changes and you are holding back from implementing them. Rana Blair is on the podcast today and talks to me about what changes need to be made and how to implement them. Rana has a natural talent for helping others with their changes. She understands that change can be hard and also has a firm grasp on the human mind and how one thinks about change. Using this knowledge, she implements the change curve; walking us through the changes that many employees make. From denial through acceptance, she likens these changes to the 7 stages for grief. This is part one of my interview with Rana. Part two will air in 2021. If you want to know more about what Rana and I discuss, here are a few highlights:Why is changing processes and systems at A/E/C firms so hard? 5:20What is your philosophy or approach when working with a new firm knowing you have to change their entire process? 9:38Stages of the Change Curve 11:02Overcoming creative opposition 17:11Accepting the small ‘wins’ of change: 19:28Upside of the management curve: 22:34About Rana Blair, Senior Consultant at Full Sail Partners.Rana Blair is a Senior Consultant at Full Sail Partners with more than 20 years of experience working with finance, operations, human resources, and administrative teams. As an accounting professional with broad operational experience, Rana’s background provides her a unique ability to provide project-based professional services firm guidance on how to best streamline and improve operations. Rana provides consulting services on the Deltek Vision and Vantagepoint finance and project management applications. She is also an evangelist for the power of collaboration using Deltek Collaboration.Links Mentioned in this Episode:➢ Rana Blair's Bio -https://www.fullsailpartners.com/staff/rana-blair➢ Dr. William Bridges Transition Management -https://wmbridges.com/➢ Change Management Curve -https://frontlinemanagementexperts.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/bridges-model-situational-leadership-gary-tremolada.pngRate, Review, and Subscribe on Apple PodcastsCheck out this episode on our website, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify. And, don't forget to download the app on iTunes or the Podcast app. Leave a review if you found value in listening to this show. Your review will help our show grow and help us connect with more amazing marketers like you. Thank you for being awesome!Support the show (https://pod.fan/marketerstakeflightpodcast)

We wonder about what we've said before on the podcast, what's the shortest distance you can run to call it running and we prove gravity is real?! Click here to play! (mp3)Follow us and ask us stupid questions on Twitter at @aquestionstupid or by using the hashtag #ITASQ or #IsThisAStupidQuestion.We're on Spotify, Blogger and also Stitcher.If you have time, please give us a 5 star review so we can share this stupid podcast with more people. Also, please share this podcast with your friends and family!Featuring Kieran, Alex, Pedro and Andrew.

This week Jerica and Kayla discuss the best “Gamer” gifts you give your loved ones this holiday season![Easy Mode] @ 6:20What have we been playing?!____________________________________________[Normal Mode] @ 16:20News of the week that we care about.____________________________________________[Expert Mode] @ 29:40Let’s discuss some great holiday gifts for the gamers in your life.Follow us @JKGamesPodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Let us know what you think of the show and share ideas on what content you would like to see next! Also email us at jkgamespodcast@gmail.com for questions, comments, or corrections! You all are are amazing and thanks for listening!

Athlete CEO Podcast  Optimizing Your Human PotentialJoe Schmidt Ep. 4Guest: Joe Schmidt, Former Notre Dame football captain, investor in Excel, a venture capital firm and he now runs strategy, sales and partnerships for Ethos Life.Twitter @joeschmidtiv  On the fourth and final part of our interview with Joe Schmidt we discuss how Joe puts his high athletic performance into his real life, the four pillars that Joe has broken his life into, and the greatest advice he’s gotten from a mentor. 4:02What cultivated Joe Schmidt’s intense desire for learning and has he always been a lifelong learner?“This isn't the dress rehearsal, this is the show. We got one shot as humans in one lifetime.”5:12What are Joe Schmidt’s go to resources and does he have a specific approach to how he goes about learning?Joe finds it’s better to be malleable in the things you seek to learn about. He doesn’t read the same newspapers or magazines or blogs every day, but he comes upon different topics he’s passionate about and gains a deeper understanding of those topics.7:20As former elite athletes, one of the things they believe in is high performance, and they believe that high performance should go far beyond the field. How does Joe Schmidt approach his life outside of work and how does he optimize all aspects of his life?Joe has Four Core Pillars: Athletic or health, academic or professional goals, spiritual and social. “If any of those core pillars goes to zero, the entire value of the equation goes to zero.”11:19Who are some mentors in Joe’s life? One of the most important takeaways from a mentor in Joe Schmidt’s life is the idea of Galileo’s Theory of Relativity. 14:20What has Joe learned in this time of COVID and how has his life shifted? Listen and Subscribe to the Athlete CEO podcast with Brandon and Erik Averill from AWM Capital on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever else you listen to podcasts.For more information visit: www.athleteceo.com 

Overview:“For where two or three are gathered together in my name, I am there among them.”-Matthew 18:20What does it mean for a church to be gathered in the name of Jesus? What is at the center of a church’s gathering and agreement? Are there things about which we need to agree? Are there things on which we can disagree?Race and racism make these hard questions even harder in our local churches. In this episode, Austin and Isaac talk through some different hypothetical scenarios and encourage listeners to pray for wisdom.Links & Show Notes:Season Six, Episode One: Should I Leave my White Church?Alicia Akins: Be Patient with Slow Growers, Late Bloomers, and Those Yet UnseeingRyan King: Saying Hard Things

Athlete CEO Podcast  Skin in the Game Guest: Joe Schmidt, Former Notre Dame football captain, investor in Accel, a venture capital firm and he now runs strategy, sales and partnerships for Ethos Life.Twitter @joeschmidtiv 2:01Brandon Averill on Ethos Life disrupting the life insurance model and the need for disruption in the insurance industry.2:58Erik Averill on the transition for Joe on moving from being an investor to an operator within a company and how much skin in the game changes the approach.4:20Similar to working with consultants, you can only learn so much as an investor in a company. 5:20What exactly is Ethos, and what exactly are you doing there?  Ethos LIfe is a next generation life insurance company that flips the archaic way of buying and selling life insurance on its head. There is a massive coverage gap with people who should have life insurance, but don’t because the process is so archaic. The goal of Ethos is to help and protect the next million families looking for life insurance. 7:00The reason Ethos Life is attacking the life insurance market is to flip the current archaic model. Joe Schmidt: “When it comes to life insurance, you have these companies and distribution models that really have not changed in 150 to sometimes close to 200 years. 11:10What are the differences between the investing side of business and the operating side of business, and what are some of the challenges that Joe faces? 13:45How did Joe Schmidt end up at Accel and how did being an athlete work in his favor?  Listen and Subscribe to the Athlete CEO podcast with Brandon and Erik Averill from AWM Capital on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever else you listen to podcasts. For more information visit: https://awmcap.com/ 

Nations rise and nations fall, as do their governments. Today, some people say the United States and its treasured republican virtues stand at a crossroads.But how can you tell? Are we dealing with the mere panic of the moment, or something worth panicking about?To help us get a grip on what’s going on, we’re going to reach into the past, today, to see if history is repeating or just rhyming.Joining us to help us get a grip—and we could probably all use to get grip right about now—is Patrick Wyman.Wyman is the host of the Tides of History podcast, which looks at moments when the world changed, including recent examinations of the world’s first farmers and the effects of plague on the Roman world.Recorded on 10/2/20What defines a Republic anyway?The Res publica“Don’t quote laws to men with swords”How the Roman republic workedA contract with the godsHow the grain dole workedThe private sectorWhy it’s so hard to maintain a RepublicHow cynicism degrades the political systemAngry Planet has a substack! Join the Information War to get weekly insights into our angry planet and hear more conversations about a world in conflict.https://angryplanet.substack.com/subscribeYou can listen to Angry Planet on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or follow our RSS directly. Our website is angryplanetpod.com. You can reach us on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/angryplanetpodcast/; and on Twitter: @angryplanetpod. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

brandon handley00:08All right. Very cool. 00:10Very cool. Well, they'll start it off in 54321 Hey there, spiritual dope. I'm on today with Cody rain Cody rain is like he's a master of all kinds of marketing. He's got the mantas programs got this podcast visceral human 00:27He has a course creators Academy that's powered by the mantas program you're looking to get into video 00:33Code is your guy, he's got the Hitchhiker's Guide to video. He's got so much other he's got so much going on. I personally kind of wonder like how you keep it all together. But you know, it's obvious to me that you've got a system of implementation. 00:46And you just kind of rock it out because you do have your systems in place, but man, thanks for joining us today. How you doing, Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program00:52Hey, thank you so much brother is such a pleasure to be here. Yeah. Man systems in life so many things that we, I love that you talk about systems because we are a system. 01:04We are a series of processes that are constantly executing. We're taking a new devil data developing it, we are processing that data, making decisions utilizing our power of choice and for me. 01:17My brain has been really scattered my whole life, because we'll just say ADHD and all these other random things. And so for me, systems and all that stuff is very, very, I don't want to say it's necessary, but it is important. 01:31And so for me, kind of having that structure is, you know, the one way you do one thing is what you do everything so 01:39I structure my life. 01:40And that reflects in my business man. So with that, yeah, I got a lot going down constantly emotion constantly thinking about the things that a lot of people tend to ignore. 01:50And I appreciate you for having me, man. Today is the best day of my life and I'm so excited. I get to share it with you. brandon handley01:55Now, man. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate that. I always tell people I've waited my entire life for this moment right 02:01Right. 02:01I mean, because here we are. I mean we everything's everything's built up to this moment. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program02:04Yeah. brandon handley02:05As far as we know, right up until now. 02:07So, so, you know, I think you started off with something pretty well there and and i think it would tie into this piece, but I'm gonna go ahead and ask this piece anyways because it may may hit you differently, right. So, 02:19We, we agree, like the kind of universe speaks through us. Right. And that like when somebody listens to this podcast. It's gonna 02:26They're gonna hear something that you and I didn't even hear right in between our dial. I think like that these guys, this is what they're talking about. Oh my god. So to that person through you today. What, what message do they need to hear me to the universe. 02:42The universe, Dorian, Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program02:43Hey, yo. Gotcha. Man, if I was to speak to anybody. My message to 02:48Everyone at all times. It is, isn't it, it is oneness to what happens when I'm sorry what's most important is what's happening right this very second right this second. 03:03In a perfect kind of will say execution of that or example is I woke up today. 03:08And pleasure to be here right woke up. It's amazing. And for whatever reason, had a song stuck in my head. I don't remember my dreams or anything, per se, but I do remember waking up with a feeling 03:19But then I also remember kind of surrendering to the thoughts and then I put on some music wasn't sure what was going to play and that first song just 03:26Just hit man, it means so well you know when music hits you, that you don't feel any pain. 03:33And so it hit me really hard and I had to kind of surrender to the moment and allow myself to remove judgment to remove you know will say the permissions. I might be asking for to express myself. 03:48And I just stood in the middle of the room in his eyes closed and just listen to this song and try to express myself, honestly. 03:57And I'm just in a moment. Man, am I thinking about what's going on for the rest of day. I'm not worried about what happened to me. I'm not worried about the projects and backlogs and clients and business. None of that stuff. 04:09I'm seriously just being one with the moments just looking at it, breathing filling my heart rate feeling this my skin. The breeze from the fan above me. 04:20And I'm just in the moment and I went to the mirror. I looked at myself and for whatever reason, I looked at myself a little bit longer than normal. It's one thing to recognize yourself. 04:31To experience your reflection. But for me, I felt like I was looking into a whole nother world but connecting at the same time. And I realized that Cody, you're not wasting time. You're seriously experiencing the illusion of it. 04:48And so it was that moment the today this morning that I was so in the moments in the expression. I was actually practicing dynamic freedom. 05:02My ability to do anything and being honest and real with who I am today right is second. And I'm thinking about these things. And I realized 05:13Cody, those, those thoughts are in your head, because that's what you actually want to do. Those are the things that you're interested in. 05:18Go outside man do these things. There's no restrictions practices, man. Get in the moment be more in the moment. And that's why once again today is the best day of my life, brother. brandon handley05:31I love that I actually, I interviewed a you know a transformational coach last night. She's been been at the work for quite some time. And one of the first pieces that she has somebody do 05:44You know she she she coaches, people who are on the business side and how and this podcast is related to this, right. Like, how, how do we integrate our spiritual self all of who we are into 05:56Our business mechanical self right like this robot and, you know, checking off the boxes piece. And one of the things that she hasn't do is just what you said there, which is to do the mirror work. 06:07Right. Look at the mirror and say I am here with myself. I am here with myself. Right. So, I love, I love that you're doing that and, you know, to, to others that are listening and I totally. I think that that's something you should give yourself a shot to right I would Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program06:21Like to express this on that notes. 06:24Sure know about mirror work. 06:26I've never done it. And so I will say this man when we feel like we're doing work. 06:33Like me we're work even having that word work and brandon handley06:37Sure, sure. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program06:37Already has that connotation, or like it's gonna be 06:40It's gonna be difficult. I don't like work right. 06:42Like doing. And so for me today. It's once again. It wasn't like I was out to study myself. I was just in a place 06:51Over the last few months, man. I've been developing and constantly evolving to be more and more and more of the person that I really am and more of the person that I actually want to be 07:03And so today, it was a natural thing that happened. It wasn't like, Hey, I'm working on myself do this. What do you notice it just, I just felt like an energy line. It just kind of pulled me there. I actually caught my own reflection and I was like, I'm going to give you a moment of my time. brandon handley07:22Now hundred percent brandon handley00:16He has a course creators Academy that's powered by the mantas program you're looking to get into video 00:22Code is your guy, he's got the Hitchhiker's Guide to video. He's got so much other he's got so much going on. I personally kind of wonder like how you keep it all together. But you know, it's obvious to me that you've got a system of implementation. 00:35And you just kind of rock it out because you do have your systems in place, but man, thanks for joining us today. How you doing, Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program00:41Hey, thank you so much brother is such a pleasure to be here. Yeah. Man systems in life so many things that we, I love that you talk about systems because we are a system. 00:53We are a series of processes that are constantly executing. We're taking a new devil data developing it, we are processing that data, making decisions utilizing our power of choice and for me. 01:06My brain has been really scattered my whole life, because we'll just say ADHD and all these other random things. And so for me, systems and all that stuff is very, very, I don't want to say it's necessary, but it is important. 01:20And so for me, kind of having that structure is, you know, the one way you do one thing is what you do everything so 01:28I structure my life. 01:29And that reflects in my business man. So with that, yeah, I got a lot going down constantly emotion constantly thinking about the things that a lot of people tend to ignore. brandon handley01:44Now, man. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate that. I always tell people I've waited my entire life for this moment right 01:50Right. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program01:53Yeah. brandon handley01:54As far as we know, right up until now. 01:56So, so, you know, I think you started off with something pretty well there and and i think it would tie into this piece, but I'm gonna go ahead and ask this piece anyways because it may may hit you differently, right. So, 02:08We, we agree, like the kind of universe speaks through us. Right. And that like when somebody listens to this podcast. It's gonna 02:15They're gonna hear something that you and I didn't even hear right in between our dial. I think like that these guys, this is what they're talking about. Oh my god. So to that person through you today. What, what message do they need to hear me to the universe. 02:31The universe, Dorian, Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program02:32Hey, yo. Gotcha. Man, if I was to speak to anybody. My message to 02:37Everyone at all times. It is, isn't it, it is oneness to what happens when I'm sorry what's most important is what's happening right this very second right this second. 02:52In a perfect kind of will say execution of that or example is I woke up today. 02:57And pleasure to be here right woke up. It's amazing. And for whatever reason, had a song stuck in my head. I don't remember my dreams or anything, per se, but I do remember waking up with a feeling 03:15Just hit man, it means so well you know when music hits you, that you don't feel any pain. 03:22And so it hit me really hard and I had to kind of surrender to the moment and allow myself to remove judgment to remove you know will say the permissions. I might be asking for to express myself. 03:37And I just stood in the middle of the room in his eyes closed and just listen to this song and try to express myself, honestly. 03:46And I'm just in a moment. Man, am I thinking about what's going on for the rest of day. I'm not worried about what happened to me. I'm not worried about the projects and backlogs and clients and business. None of that stuff. 03:58I'm seriously just being one with the moments just looking at it, breathing filling my heart rate feeling this my skin. The breeze from the fan above me. 04:37And so it was that moment the today this morning that I was so in the moments in the expression. I was actually practicing dynamic freedom. 04:51My ability to do anything and being honest and real with who I am today right is second. And I'm thinking about these things. And I realized 05:07Go outside man do these things. There's no restrictions practices, man. Get in the moment be more in the moment. And that's why once again today is the best day of my life, brother. brandon handley05:20I love that I actually, I interviewed a you know a transformational coach last night. She's been been at the work for quite some time. And one of the first pieces that she has somebody do 05:33You know she she she coaches, people who are on the business side and how and this podcast is related to this, right. Like, how, how do we integrate our spiritual self all of who we are into 05:45Our business mechanical self right like this robot and, you know, checking off the boxes piece. And one of the things that she hasn't do is just what you said there, which is to do the mirror work. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program06:10Like to express this on that notes. 06:13Sure know about mirror work. 06:15I've never done it. And so I will say this man when we feel like we're doing work. 06:22Like me we're work even having that word work and brandon handley06:26Sure, sure. 06:29It's gonna be difficult. I don't like work right. 06:31Like doing. And so for me today. It's once again. It wasn't like I was out to study myself. I was just in a place 06:52And so today, it was a natural thing that happened. It wasn't like, Hey, I'm working on myself do this. What do you notice it just, I just felt like an energy line. It just kind of pulled me there. I actually caught my own reflection and I was like, I'm going to give you a moment of my time. brandon handley07:11Now hundred percent Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program07:11Really interesting to think about brandon handley07:14Now, I love, I love it. I mean, you also you also hit on to you know to experiencing the illusion of time right where you were, you were talking about. 07:31You're looking at yourself as a human. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program07:33Being right brandon handley07:35Right, right, right. 07:37And I also love to, you know, you talked about, you know, the permission for greatness. It makes me think of that Banksy one right. The thing you know and it goes, you know, stop asking for, you know, stop asking for permission to be great. 07:46You know, for greatness and yeah Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program07:49It's amazing how that works. 07:50I realized today. And today, maybe is it, is it a coincidence. Is it meant to be that I have this this experience today before we had a chance to speak. I don't know, man, that's the exciting part about being 08:05Right, I'm excited for those moments. I'm really excited to explore them. More importantly, I'm excited for the experience 08:12Because I'm in a constant state of curiosity. I'm a constant state of growth and I know this, I repeat it to myself, and I know it. I feel I am it's it's a staple in my being. 08:23Is to be in a place of evolution. And then when you surrender. A lot of times people go surrender means you got to give up. No. 08:31You have to allow these emotions to set in. I remember feeling it. Tears welled up. I looked at my smile. And I was like, how I'm smiling right now. 08:39Hold. I'm just being I'm just one. I just feel good. I'm accepting these things and yeah just removing those permissions when you go, man. You're the one granting permission but you're also restricting access at the same time. 08:55Yeah, it's conflicting so today I was on that part where I recognized my restriction and I just let that let that down for a little bit so I can just be brandon handley09:04I love it, I love it. You talked about like a, you know, awareness and becoming more of who you are right. Let's talk about that. What does that mean, you know, becoming more aware of the person of who I am. So who do you know, who do you feel like you are Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program09:19You are your truths. brandon handley09:21You are what you say. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program09:22You are brandon handley09:23Okay, so, I mean, 09:25Right, right. 09:25I mean, so I mean what, what does that mean to you, right. Like I always, I think that when we were talking. I'm not sure if I hit, hit on this or not when you have me on. And thanks for having me on. It was a 09:34Great One 09:35Um, you rise to your level of thinking 09:38Right, right. 09:39So who do you think you are right. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program09:42Right. That makes sense. Well, when you think of who you think you are, it puts people in a place of contrast of going, who, who do I want to be my comparing myself to 09:52There is nobody that's going to do a better job at being you than you and if someone can be a better version of you. Then you've got some real work. 10:01Some people are there. 10:02Right. But who am I right, I am what I say I am I'm happy. 10:07Yeah, that's as simple as I could possibly put it, who I am is also what I am is where I am, as well. 10:15When are you 10:16I'm happening in. Yeah. brandon handley10:17Sorry. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program10:18I'm in a place of happy, you know, brandon handley10:19Right. That's a state of being right like a state. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. I love it. And you have a great question on your podcast and almost, you know, I think that I'm gonna steal it today for you. 10:30The, you know, and you said you hadn't had the state of awareness yet, right, like, and when did you first fully become aware 10:36Right. Do you feel like you're becoming more aware and, you know, what does that, you know, 10:40What's that mean to you was me to become aware Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program10:43That level of awareness. I've noticed that I'll say over the past two months, right, because I've been surrounded by the most amazing people. 10:53Were all practicing boundaries and communication and connection and actual spiritual enlightenment on a day to day what I've noticed about self awareness is you think you got it and then you level up. 11:05Think you understand it and then you actually understand it and then you feel it, you experience it. 11:12It's a whole different level self awareness for me is coming down to, and I'm going to repeat this absolute truth. 11:21It's not this is what I'm going to say because it's going to sound good, or I don't want to hurt your feelings or I don't want to say this, I'm it's removing those restrictions and being like, Man, I don't like that it's being able to go. That's for me, that isn't for me. 11:35That's a yes for me that's a note to know your level of self awareness stems from not looking at your reflection and going this is two separate entities and I'm connecting and I'm self aware, because I can make choices. 11:49It's literally connecting to as much of your personal truths as possible. It doesn't matter what the truth is because you believe it. 12:00When you're honest with yourself and you're going, I like that. But that's not my thing. I love that because it does this for me. I really enjoy this. 12:11When you can connect with those things because of the truth because of what you've told yourself how you feel about them. 12:18You are more real with everything and everyone. And more importantly, more real with yourself. 12:25And you only do the things that can contribute to your progress through life, your happiness, man. Your success and abundance. It's amazing. So self awareness is first off, recognizing that you're in a place of growth and you don't know everything. brandon handley12:40Right, right, right. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program12:42It's knowing what you like what you don't like even not knowing what you like and don't like is still something that, you know, 12:49So when you're in that place of uncertainty, then you're aware of this, it's looking at these things going. I'm unsure. I'm confused or 12:59I am really centered and focused on this and feels good to me. I'm going to use this belief to guide my behavior in a positive way. So being self aware man is is really just, I'll say complete self awareness is not having to think about this stuff ever you just do brandon handley13:18That yeah well I absolutely i mean but i mean i think that you know some of this stuff is a 13:25You gotta peel back to, you know, societal layers, right, that have kind of been been you know enforced on you right, you're like, Wait a second. All the stuff that I've been taught up into this moment. 13:37It was serving those people 13:39You know, but not necessarily me. It was serving this function, but not my function of growth right type of thing. 13:46So now, and I love it. Right. So let's talk about like how are you applying some of this to your business man like I mean how the other question is like how could you not, but like, you know, 13:57How do you not, but like, how does, how does this, like, you know, like I talked about earlier, you talked about like the robotic guy that you know shows up and just 14:05Eight. And, you know, nine to five or whatever, you know, how is your life different because of this call it a spiritual practice right of your life practice and weaving those together. Talk about that so Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program14:17What I do is build this cerebral super suit for entrepreneurs to connect more deeply with their core audience. 14:24The reality with that is you got to step into the shoes of your clients of your customers of the people you serve. 14:32I don't care if it's the homeless guy. I don't care if it's this. I don't care what solution you're providing or what you're doing in life. 14:38When it comes down to really expanding your business. It doesn't come down to the tech, that's the easy stuff. It doesn't come down to your sequences and your landing pages, all that stuff that's easy connecting with the people that you serve. 14:56comes from a place of oneness. 14:59Of understanding of self. So along the spiritual enlightenment along this journey of personal growth. You're actually opening yourself to understand and feel and have more compassion. 15:12For the people that you're most likely to benefit. More importantly, how they're going to benefit from you. 15:19So for me, I look at oneness and connection that is missing. Now I look at where I'm at. I'm paying attention to how I feel what I'm thinking. 15:29I'm going to state of curiosity. So I'm wondering why that's all that's coming in. I'm going to state of health. So I'm changing the foods have it seen how it affects my body. I'm getting rid of things that don't serve my journey. 15:41And do not serve my focus 15:43And don't really deserve my intention. So when I personally develop as a human being and become more of a human doing 15:53I am putting myself to in a place to thoroughly connect to everyone that I'll be serving which helps me 16:01Develop better wording in my copy when I'm writing an email. It helps me reach out to better people. It helps me attract better clients. 16:07It helps me build better websites helps me build stronger teams, it puts you in a place of connection to who they are in their core. So, the stronger, more 16:21Will stay connected you are to yourself, the more likely you're going to be able to connect to the people that are going to benefit from your product and service. brandon handley16:28Now, I love it, I love it. So, I mean, what I'm hearing in there. Those like you know you determine kind of 16:34How you love yourself and and what serving you. Right, letting go. The things that don't deserve your attention. I love that line, you know, you're going in with your journey and you know be being able to write better copy do better marketing. You're in my mind. 16:51You're tuning yourself. You know, like a crystal tuning. Right. You know, like a radio dial. 16:57To your clients to the people who you can serve. You're like, this is, this is what I'm transmit this is what I'm good at this is what I love to do this is if I was working with you. Oh my god, I would serve you so hard. 17:08Right. 17:09Space, right, like I'm and like you know you're going to be blown away by what I give you, because 17:14You're you you tuned in. Not only did you tuned in. But you to deal with, like, an amplifier on your side you turned it up, you're like, 17:20What's up, Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program17:21Yeah, it's amazing. And lately. My clients have been going. They've been they've been reaching out to me personally. 17:27Outside of like business hours, which is the best feeling ever because now we are connected, we are comfortable 17:33We are really considering each other. We're thinking about each other outside of business hours and it's more of a real relationship and a friendship went up. 17:42And what I have noticed is especially over the last couple months is when you are in a place of curiosity and genuine growth and you recognize that you're there. 17:52You listen more you really, you don't have to speak as much, actually there's a reason why we have one mouth and two ears. 18:00were meant to listen and when we listen to people when you deliver what you actually want to say or how you can contribute 18:09Every word that you say has more impact and more value. Now when it comes to connecting with your clients, how it relates to people in a digital space. 18:18I'm telling you this man, the more self aware you are the more connected you are with the universe and how you relate to it. More importantly, how it is relating to you. 18:29When you write your copy. When you say these words when you create that video when you do those things. You're literally creating with purpose and positive intent. 18:40There are times when I will release something, and I'll type it out and I'll put it up into the digital space. 18:47And it will be the same exact words no difference. Everyone's interpreting it differently from their own level of perception, their mind state. 18:56The people that I love working with are the ones that feel the intent behind the message and pick up on the energy when I wrote it and they feel it speaks to them. And those are the people that I attract. This is why I have such a great time doing what I do. brandon handley19:12Now, I love it, I love it. So it's so funny, you brought up purpose and intent because you know I was gonna ask you about that right how to, you know, 19:17We do deliver that message and just like you said, the people that there's there's going to be the one set of people that you know just give you a thumbs up or like or be like, you know, Hey, that was cool. 19:27And then there's going to be the other set of people that are gonna be like wow that was, that was awesome. That was powerful. Right. 19:32And they get, they get kind of where you're coming from on that and it's a totally 19:37That the two different groups, but that doesn't. And what I think I like about that too is that, you know, 19:43The group that doesn't get it today doesn't mean they won't get it tomorrow or see it like you know a little bit later down the road, and they're going to go back to your content and they're gonna be like, I didn't, I didn't even realize you were into all this shit. 19:55Right. Yeah. Yeah. And because because you can. It's funny. 19:59I do that without so my own my own my own stuff. Right. Like, why go and I'll look at other people's content, who I follow it earlier, but I wasn't at my Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program20:09This mind state. Yeah. 20:10You go into through a different lens. brandon handley20:12And I've got a new job or I have a whole brand new lens right whole whole new lens on like, Where have you been, 20:20I never even saw 20:22And so it's really interesting that the content that you put out 20:27People 20:28Come back and take a look later and it'll 20:30It'll be fresh to them. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program20:31I 100% and I was just talking about this yesterday. And the reality is to put the content out. We have to realize there's entire generations of people that are moving through going to go to catch up to us. 20:42We could be saying the perfect thing right now to people that don't even exist yet. 20:47Like 20:48What we put out there is really important. And you think of your overall vibe, man. So as people become more connected and understand 20:55Their power of influence and how we are influenced and just the decisions that they make. 21:00Man, they meet someone may go, Man, I want to create a podcast called spiritual dope. I wonder if that's even a thing could click there's 21:09There is, oh my god, they're talking about all the things I didn't even know it was an idea was connected. I felt it. I mean, I took an action and this is everything I'm looking for and you spark an entire movement, based on your idea man. brandon handley21:23Simple thought simple action. Right. It's just, it's just a matter of taking that action. What's funny. I mean, it's funny you say that though I did prosperity practice before spiritual dope and 21:34Somebody else I spun up prosperity practice like afterwards, after the fact. Like I reached out to her. I was like, I was like, wow, you're doing like the exact same thing I'm doing. I was just like, 21:43So it's really interesting. I'm not sure if you've ever seen like some of those videos or, you know, I forget, like, you know, let's talk about Tesla or being connected to the Akashic Record right or Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program21:52Yeah. brandon handley21:53Hello, say like two thoughts happen at the same time, like 21:56Different receivers. Right, so you'll receive thought somebody else or received thought only one person X on it though, or maybe both people act on it the same time. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program22:04Right. brandon handley22:05And it's not until like later that they converge and and you know you see it show up. So Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program22:10That when I remember saying 22:12interprets that differently. I really never there's no such thing as original I always say this every thoughts already been funk. Like, what are the chances of you thinking of a sentence or something or whatever. 22:22As someone else hasn't already done that you're picking up on something somewhere actually look at that as alignment. 22:29If you're having this thought and it's moving you. That means you may actually be being pushed her poles. 22:34Pulled in that direction. 22:35Hundred percent old yeah brandon handley22:36Yeah. So when we talked, right. We talked about the, the, the idea of everything's already been created. It's just a job. What's your awareness of it right and it's funny that because you talked about the losing time right the future now and the past are all here right now. 22:52Right, so 22:53You've got the, you know, we'll call it the multiverse, right. We've got your, your quantum entanglement kind of guy. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program22:58So, yeah. brandon handley22:59You know you can sit there and you can think for a second, you're like, All right, well, if I make this direction, kind of like a Sherlock Holmes type you know movie right like if I go this direction. This is what will happen right 23:07Right. Or in my case, it's like, you know, the, the, the Green Hornet with like Seth right and he's like sitting there thinking, and he looks like he's gone. Fast as mine is really going five minutes. Anyways, the deal is like Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program23:16I get it. brandon handley23:17You got like all these slices of possible universes, each one of those each thought that you just had they all just happened. 23:24Yeah. He's one of those things happen. 23:26Right, and it's happening right now. So, I mean, 23:28Whichever one you kind of lock into and tune into that's the one is pointing forward. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program23:33Right, the one that you're going to resent so 23:34I'll give everybody a practice right now. I've been doing this. 23:37I've whiteboards all over the house Ivan. What do you walk into every door. There's a small whiteboard and it's it's whiteboard wallpaper. So I put it on the things that I 23:46Hang out around most often. And so what I've been doing is recognizing words. Okay. There's a reason why words stand out to you. So Brendan, I see writing stuff down rather just like this, man. I got notepads and notepads 24:02All this is not just client notes. These are thoughts. 24:04These are things that are standing out to me if I here at once and it gets my attention. It means pay attention if it gets my attention twice. It means focus on that it's get detailed with it. So you'll see random words written all around the house. It'd be like proximity 24:22Right, right. I was Moses. 24:24And then it's just random things and then later I'll go back and connect the dots. Our oneness is 24:30We're, we're basically it's inevitable that we're going to grow based on our environment or as Moses and our proximity to people who are at a higher state of consciousness. 24:38That creates this infinite loop which connects that we're just just doodling manages everything is just total 24:47Brainstorming so if you if it gets your attention once pay attention if it gets your attention twice focus on that. There's a reason why you are being pulled towards that. 24:58Get, get close to whatever that where it is, whatever that thing is if that person if they mentioned somebody towards two people on two separate days mentioned the same person get interested 25:09Yeah, that means that person or that thing is leaving an impact. And it's worth your time. brandon handley25:14Sure. I mean, the person's calling out to you right 25:16If they got what they've got like something something they've got is really, it's meaningful for you so 25:21You know, follow up on that, I love that. Thanks for sharing that. So, one more time. So if it's, you know, if you, if you see it like once you get your interest rate. 25:30See it twice, you know, focusing on that, like, you know, 25:33And then the third time, like, I mean you you're hooked right like you shouldn't be. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program25:36You, you are the third time. brandon handley25:39Right on. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program25:39If it gets your attention. Twice I say this because if we continue to go Wait I need three times right to is the coincidence three is a staple 25:50Rather, if a guy your attention to times. Why are you paying attention. Why is is getting your attention, two times. First off, you could have been thinking everything you could have been doing anything. 26:00It literally stopped you in thought and got your attention. It's there for a reason, our subconscious is very active at that 26:09Moment. And so there's the zoo, there's something you want to get from it. There's something you want to define might be something you just want to explore for understanding but somewhere along the way your mind picked up on something and it needs clarity. There's an open loop somewhere. 26:25Yeah, gotta close this. brandon handley26:27For sure, for sure. And I love that you know programmatic reference right if you've got an open loop. It just keeps going and going and going and going and going until, like, you know, there's some type of closure. Right. 26:38Or control see right Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program26:39You know, just, yeah. Stop, stop at brandon handley26:42The so um you brought up something really cool that I really enjoy too is like the idea of the subconscious always being on the lookout for what you're on the lookout for you. 26:52Programmatically said you set a filter, right, these things are popping up because you set a filter for that. Right. You said you said all right. 27:00Hey, yo, I'm really interested in something like you know give what is something that you're interested in, you know, proximity osmosis where you know and and so now you've got your, your mind and subconscious filter on that. Like for me right now I've got divine and divinity. Right. 27:17That's my thing. 27:18Right. I've got a divine framework set up as my next course right so 27:22Anytime somebody says divine. I'm like, Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program27:24Yeah, it's brandon handley27:25Over there. Amen. Amen. I'm like, What are you saying Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program27:27What do you got the coolest part that so you you look at your mind if we open with this as system. 27:33A series of processes hundred 27:34Percent computers and quantum tech and all that stuff. The quantum computing, man. It's just algorithms. It's going into this than that. If that doesn't this 27:43You're just computing data. 27:45So when you program your mind, based on your intent. This is why I always say define what happiness looks like smells like tastes like feels like 27:56Get like get just seriously go to Amazon buy a bunch of notepads for like six books in just elaborate on what happiness and success looks like to you. Yeah. 28:07Do it right, right, right, right. You're only going to spend like a half hour doing this thing. It's nothing in the illusion of time. brandon handley28:14Well, I caught the the 28:16Real quick, real quick. So I mean, would you would you make them write it down or type it out. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program28:21Does it matter personally 28:23I'm into writing 28:25Okay, now 28:26Now, and I. The reason why is because of the time it takes for me to write it out. If I still commit to that thought. By the end of the sentence, and I still feel good about it. 28:36And it's an actual thought 28:38If in mid sentence. I'm like, this isn't my thing, then it's just a thought. It's just something that popped in here. Probably for contrast 28:45And so when I write it down. I'll say this, there hasn't been a single person that I know that is working on themselves. That isn't writing stuff down 28:54Hasn't been writing a book isn't journaling isn't doing any of this man this is pages I just naturally picked it up. I don't necessarily enjoy writing 29:04But I realized that for me to be honest and express myself. I need to write these things down and go back and label them right 29:13These are all these are all staples in my, in my future, man. brandon handley29:16Now, I love it. I call it 29:18I call it looking at last. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program29:19Thought the programming brother, when we do this when we write all that stuff down or type it out. 29:26Now we get clarity. We're programming our subconscious to look for that. So when we are in a podcast and say, I got a big window right here. And if I was looking for a motorcycle motorcycles make me feel happy. 29:40Anything that's going to get my attention that may resemble a motorcycle. I'm gonna, it's going to get my attention. Oh, is it. No, it's not. It's like somebody you're waiting to arrive. Is that damn is at them. 29:51Right. Your subconscious is going to constantly go out and look for 29:55All the things that satisfy your happiness make you feel successful make you feel to find find divinity, all of those things, man. So programming is really important, but only if it's healthy. brandon handley30:07Well, I mean, I think that, uh, you know, healthy, healthy is also subjective right initially. And I think that even if you begin to 30:18Just even understand the dynamic of what you're talking about like the programming right set yourself up, you make that choice consciously to be programming yourself. Yeah, right. Because up until up until that point. I mean, I'd love to hear when you realize that 30:34You needed to program yourself. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program30:37Yeah, well I was, you know, my story. Man, I'm a liver failure survivor. 30:43Like I was on my deathbed, and I know what it's like for your body to start dying and have to sign away your life surrender to the universe. 30:51I don't know what's happening on it was going on, but all of the decisions every single thought that I've had to that point has led me to my deathbed. Yeah. 31:00And I'm still defending that for some reason, like why am I defending being here. I'm justifying my death. Oh, I lived a good life. I'm doing. Are you serious, I haven't even tried yet I'm 32 at this point on my deathbed, and I'm trying to justify that I lived a long good life. 31:18And I was just meant. That's ridiculous, man. So when I get in. When I start recovering I'm realizing all these thoughts and it wasn't until I started debating my environment. 31:29I'm not in that scene. Am I surrounded by those people am I doing those things am I interested in that stuff. I don't think those thoughts. Why am I still the same person. 31:38Hmm. Why am I still the same guy before I died. This is a whole new me 31:46Right. 31:46But is it really a whole new me, this is, this is just me. 31:51With a new opportunity. So who do I want to be. And then as I call this self auditing. 31:57Then you start to realize where your brain starts to go, you start thinking about happiness and success and these these other things that you want to accomplish. 32:03And then you start recognizing now that's not gonna work. Whoa. I just told me know what the 32:11And I believe that what happened. I just shut myself down. I can do anything. And I said no to me. Why is that a thing. Okay, I can do it. 32:24I am doing it. It's happening go okay and then that thought comes in again. No, no, we're doing this. It's happening. Got it. Go, then it starts to be less and less. And then I'm starting to realize that I have just created a healthy thought pattern. 32:40When it comes to can or cannot there. Is it just is man, you just, are you doing it. 32:45Are you focusing on your happiness. Yes, well then I'm gonna keep doing those things are you building your business. Yeah, I'm gonna keep doing that thing. 32:52I am giving myself permission, I get really good at doing that and anybody can develop healthy habits healthy thought patterns, they can easily reprogram themselves. 33:02From an actual neurological standpoint, we need at least 63 to 64 repetitions of anything to be considered good or for it to be written into our being all those veins in our brain. 33:16Those lumps and things 33:18The valleys. Those are based on repetition. Right. So developing healthy habits. It comes with practice. And once we put ourselves there, man. Then you get really good at practicing. It's not what you're practicing. You just get good at creating good habits. 33:34And then this is kind of all easy peasy. From there it's difficult with there's a lot there's less less difficulty involved right brandon handley33:43I think that it's a you know it's it's the idea that, you know, somebody as they grow older, right, they, they try something once 33:51And it didn't work out. I'll give a couple more shots. But you're saying it's like 64 tries and keep at it and you know it's not like it's you need that repetition. I also you're calling from 34:02Your computer land right I look at that number 64 and I think about like 64 bits, right, like 34:07Yeah yeah so 34:08So that's a, that's interesting. So, you know, you're on your deathbed, and and you you crawl up out of that and you start to recognize 34:18You know, you've got to make these these pattern changes and you've got to develop these healthy life patterns, you know, the challenge that I think that we see is somebody that isn't dying. 34:31That isn't you know isn't dying and has a safe life. Yeah. 34:35Right, I mean you know that they haven't they haven't drunk themselves death, but maybe they have several beers at night and maybe you so 34:44How do we get someone to recognize that they've got patterns that aren't serving them even though they've got quote unquote good are safe life and they can have more Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program34:53Is that familiar do. That's the question is this, is this what you do. Is this your thing. That's where you do these are that that okay 35:02Have you done anything else. Have you tried anything else you realize that you're back in the bar, you have this. How many times have you had this drink. You know what it is. 35:11If you keep doing the same things, you get the same exact results results. Why do you think I became an alcoholic is because I needed more and more and more to feel normal. I've never had this until like yesterday. This is amazing. I'm a 35:27New person holding pineapple. 35:30I had to switch it out, like, what is it synergy raw kombucha 35:35Love this. Right. 35:37Did a hippie. Give it to me. Yes, but does it matter. No, my point with it is that if we keep doing the same things and living in a place of familiarity. 35:46We're never going to get comfortable with being uncomfortable. Therefore, we're never going to grow. 35:51Is this as good as it gets. Is this as good as you want it to be. Is this what you really want. Man Seriously, look at this point, you're just writing. Just ask yourself this question, is this what I really want 36:06Is this how I really want to feel if I can relive this my state of being for the end of my existence. Is that good enough for me. Can I achieve more goodness. Is this how you really want it to be nine times out of 10 it's know 36:24Even in a healthy place. 36:27If I asked myself, This Is this really how good you want it to be, or is this really where you want to be. It's really where I want to be right now, but it's only getting better. So know if I get complacent here I get no more results. 36:42I have to continue growing right so we got to look at that complacency and go, you know what, man. Is this as good as it gets. Is this as good as you want it to be right now. 36:51Chances are the same. And then we start taking action. And I know this because just the power of influence from three people, we were able to get an alcoholic to leave the bar. The other day on a podcast and he went home to go play with his dogs. 37:07Hmm. He made the decision to leave the bar, man. 37:11stopped drinking poison not permanently. 37:14But the power of influence is there, he made that decision. It's amazing what happens when you realize that it can be better. brandon handley37:21Yeah, no 100% you know I know when I quit drinking 37:27It has influenced many people right and you know we talked about being pulled you know I was pulled, man. I wasn't, I didn't quit drinking because I didn't like I love drinking Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program37:38Drinking. No, I haven't done it since. brandon handley37:41I have a blast. I you know do stupid shit all day long. 37:46And and but you know it fell away man fell away is something I didn't need anymore. And I found that I could do stupid shit without having to drink. 37:57And I could be there more for people. Right. And so, but but that influence is just like 38:02It's not something we're not doing any force on anybody is because I just feel great. 38:07I get to I get to drive whenever I want. 38:09I get to do and go places, whenever I want. 38:11Because I haven't had a drink. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program38:14It was one of the most interesting compliments. I've received recently is you don't need anything in your system to have a good time. You don't have to smoke. You don't have to drink enough to do anything you're just having a blast all the time right now my 38:31That whoa, you're right. 38:33Well, I know this. 38:34But now you're saying it. So you got my attention. 38:38Whoa, that's cool. And then they're going, I don't, I don't really need to do these things. It's just not really. I mean, I get 38:45You know, it's not necessary. 38:47It's not a staple of my existence anymore. Let's just say that. Yeah. 38:51Wow, man, that's, that's amazing. And people talk about high on life. I get what they're saying. brandon handley38:57Is visual rather than just Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program39:00The Scripture that brandon handley39:01That's it. That's it. That's man. That's exactly what we're here. And what we're doing right 39:07You know, talking about that. And again, you know, being able to live from that space and be successful in business right and leading leading with that right not like that's not your cover. That's not your life, you're not like I go home and I meditate, I go home and I pray. No, I read 39:25When I was with with spirit. Right. 39:27So, I love, I love, I love that you're doing that, and I love you know I see what you're creating 39:33A see the momentum. You've got new built 39:36You know what, what are some other things that you would hit on in this space that you would share with anybody. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program39:42In regards to tech or personal or just just brandon handley39:44In terms of like, you know, you know, 39:46Leading from spirituality. Was it. That's right. Yeah, I heard you say to you came from, like, a hippie. You know, you kind of came from that background to right and that was real similar to me to write hippie mom. 39:58And just 39:59For me, it ends up coming easily because that's how I was raised, I fought it 40:04For a long time, yes. Talk about that. Right. So talk about knowing that it exists, and then being like them being like, Oh, shit. It works. Yeah, I know that resistance. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program40:15Is useless. Honestly, I just posted about this. And yeah, my parents, you know, different what 6070s 40:22Yeah, you know, so they were raised, like that. My parents are definitely hippies, but not like your, your typical hippie not like will say modern day hippies, or what I i actually been thinking about and you're welcome to take this and join me. Not all hippies climb trees like 40:37I want to start a movement. brandon handley40:39Well, that's a special again. That's what spiritual dopes about there is a greatness. And if you go to my website right now says you don't have to wear like beach. You don't have to wear that. 40:47Dress. You don't have to wear sandals. You don't have to 40:50You don't have to put on this uniform to feel this way. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program40:52100%. So we'll talk about that. Absolutely. There's a brandon handley40:55Reverse it what I'm saying. And you see Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program40:57Like we're on the same wavelength. 40:58Yeah, man. And so, so here's the trip is my, my brother, my older brother, he's like a hippie is of all manly man, but he's climbing trees, he's cutting trees down building homes log cabins, he makes his own tea and coffee and everything is from the earth and He is like 100% hippie. 41:15Spiritual Empath all of that stuff. It's really amazing. 41:19Now for me, I always thought that because I'm a tech guy right at artists. I'm an artist in general. 41:25You know I connect with people in different ways, but I've been through an extreme amount of trauma before liver failure. So my trauma. 41:34I've had to process these things differently. And my viewing angle my perspective on will say the hippie approach is it's a little too flu fee for lack of better words this little to brandon handley41:46motherly soft Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program41:48It's not it do, like, just take your shoes off and just seeing one drink like okay brandon handley41:53I want to kick a door. Yeah. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program41:55You can't force this hippie just like religion or anything. brandon handley41:58Right, right, right. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program41:59You have to be open to it. Oh, so on my journey. 42:04As it became more receptive more open, more compassionate towards other people, and more importantly, developed more compassionate towards myself, which I learned from my mentor asara sundry 42:16With that, I started to let down those walls and I started to break those permissions started signing off on my own. brandon handley42:24Certain he Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program42:25Recognizes my permission slip and 42:27Walk down that hall of success and happiness. 42:30And in doing so, I started to realize that people have been telling me this forever. 42:35And I've been to so 42:36Not have it. brandon handley42:38I mean, that's what we talked about earlier, though, too, right, like in writing your content right you're yourself. You're telling people, some things and 42:45They're just not. They're not in that spaceship, they're not they're not there right and it's not until it's not until you kind of come into your own awareness of being and you can look back and be like, Oh my gosh, people been telling me this my entire life. Yeah, right. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program42:59100% brandon handley42:59Now, I love it man. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program43:01It's amazing the way it works. And I'll tell you this, brother. You remember. Oh, sorry about posting with purpose. brandon handley43:06But 43:07I intent, but Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program43:08How do you think I ended up in Texas, dude. 43:10There you go right person, pick up on the intent and the power and energy behind the same message and they open the opportunity like you. We want you to come here. 43:21Right, that's how I ended up in Texas in a series of events had to happen perfectly in alignment. 43:28And I ended up here in the most incredible place I've ever been in my entire life more growth, more happiness more communication more connection. 43:36More forward progress than any other time in my entire life. And I'm beyond humbled all because I posted with purpose man right person felt it. And then we all took action make magic happen. It's really, really cool. brandon handley43:52That's cool, man. So, I mean, you know, again, this is kind of like a follow your bliss type moment right Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program43:57Yeah. brandon handley43:57I love it. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program43:59Though well brandon handley44:00I mean you got you got to do it for yourself. Right. Like each person. Everybody's got everybody's got to find that for themselves, you know, you talk about your truth right you could 44:07You could say, Hey, you know, for me, you know, at this moment, this bliss is my truth right if I'm feeling, you know, and again, I'll talk about that word, you know, vanity, I'm feeling 44:17Or creative source like through me and, you know, or like we talked about resonance and we look at, like, you know, somebody just plucking my divine source string. 44:26Everything has resonated and that was bliss and so I'm following that like somebody, you know, talking to me and just dragging me out and like me, like, yes, this is, oh my gosh, this is uncommon. I'm on my way you 44:37Know how this is going to end. Oh yeah, they are they aware of the path. Now look, you're always on your path right it's like you've got a you're always on your path you're never all fit. It's just, you've got to make that decision. 44:48To to recognize that you're walking. It's at your part of it that you're being it right Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program44:53You know, want to man. 44:54Like, think of it. Think of it like this in like I if I go to the doctors right now and they they put a needle in my arm. Yeah, that's gonna be my only, you know, uncomfortable. I'm not worried about the needle, man. I'm worried about the results. 45:06They want to see how unhealthy. I really am. 45:09Don't want to like surrender to that. 45:11Right. Some people really aren't. They're not good at walking through the doors, man. brandon handley45:15Yeah. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program45:15You're not good at that. That's their out of practice. 45:18And sometimes we got to kick those doors down, they gotta be receptive on the other end. You've got to kick those doors down for yourself. 45:24Man, once you open that door now. 45:27Then you can see the path. brandon handley45:29Yeah. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program45:29And know that you're on it. 45:31And then you can frolic down that bitch as much as you want. You know I'm saying, like, what are 45:34You going to do brandon handley45:36All that. Well, I mean, look, you can't make a wrong decision. You know a lot of people 45:40You know that they've got their systems in place that work for them. And if you get off of their system, they're going to come up and say, Well, well, well, you got it. You're, you're off your system and you're off your path, but 45:50That's not true. You're off of what their path would be you're off and out of their system and so have faith in yourself, man. I love what you're doing, I love, I love that. That's what you know you've developed like kind of this core 46:02Being again and you're, you know, you're, you're leading with that and you're in that space. That's awesome. Where should I send people to go meet up with you and find out more about you. Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program46:12Absolutely. So my primary focus right now is the mantis program so mantis is every single thing that I've ever learned tops mastered 46:25All in one place in regards to not just evolving as a human being but evolving into the strongest and most accurate business mindset that you could ever possibly hope to get yourself into 46:38It's the reason why I can operate at a peak state of performance for forever and cost deliver content get things done while having a family doing all that stuff. 46:48So I want to show people exactly how they can implement 46:52These specific concepts into their life. But more importantly, there's so many people who don't take the necessary steps because they go all but there's technology, there's this and I don't understand that. 47:03I cover it all, every single aspect. So you don't have to be able to business or even bill yourself without fear man like you don't have to do that. You don't have to restrict yourself. And it's basically what I now that I say I give people the permission to evolve as a human. 47:19And then, yeah, so that's the mantis program. So the mantis program com 47:24And then of course graders Academy man the CCA it's an extension of the mantas program. This is for people who want to build an online program. 47:33I have numerous clients 2020 is packed with people who are going. I know what a lot of information. The online learning industry is a $34 billion industry. 47:44If you know something, and you want to get it out there and develop a program for people to get their hands on. 47:51And I hope people evolve through that process developed a program and then also handle all the tech and all that stuff with with just with ease. 48:00Then yeah, then I'm gonna communication artist. So I help people communicate more deeply with their, their core audience, not just as a servant leader, but as a professional graphic designer 20 years in Photoshop. 48:12And yeah and then for everybody who already has a message or is looking to dominate the second most powerful website on the planet YouTube 48:21I have the Hitchhiker's Guide to video marketing and that's showing you, not just how to get video views up into the millions 48:27But I'm actually showing you how to build a complete online digital business or any product or service that you're working on. Or like to get your hands on. That's the secret behind the sauce. brandon handley48:40Yeah, man, that was Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program48:41What 48:42What is there, man. So you can also find me on Facebook or is Cody rain and then you could also go to Cody rain calm. If you guys want to learn more about me or jump on my calendar, we can have a chat about you and your business. brandon handley48:53Awesome, man. Thanks for joining into Kohdi Rayne - The Mantis Program48:56Thank you, man, I appreciate you.

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Fort Hood. One of America’s largest military bases is off the long stretch of highway between Dallas and Austin. Its Commander was set to transfer out and take over command of a division at Fort Bliss, but the Army announced on Sept. 1 that wouldn’t be happening.To anyone who’s been following the news, the reasons are pretty clear. At last count, 26 soldiers have died at Fort Hood in 2020. That’s more than have died fighting in Afghanistan this year. Some have been accidents, others suicides. Five were murdered. For Fort Hood, 2020 isn’t an outlier but part of a broader trend that’s tied up in the base’s history and culture as well as its relationship to the neighboring city of Killeen.The story is so complicated and terrible that we needed to speak with two reporters to make sense of it. First we get the big picture from Task & Purpose’s Haley Britzky. Britzky is a journalist working for Task & Purpose whose recent article there This all could have been prevented’ — Inside the disappearance and death of Vanessa Guillén is a must read on this topic.Next, we speak with Rose Thayer of Stars & Stripes to dig deeper into the story and get details and specifics. Thayer is a reporter who’s been covering the story for Stars and Stripes, a native Texan, and the former military editor for the Killeen Daily Herald.Rose Thayer recorded on 9/3/20Haley Britzky recorded on 9/16/20What happened to Vanessa GuillénHow the Army handles sexual assaultWhat the numbers really tell usWho are the investigators?What it’s like to live in Killeen? The Texas of it allOn parachute reportingHow to build a better military See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Difference between AI and AGI. - 1:00What will AGI solve. - 4:30Problems with AI-research and how to fix them. - 8:35Progress with truly intelligent machines, the evolution of creativity. - 14:10 Why aren't animals intelligent or conscious? - 17:45reference to Lex Fridman & Roger Penrose podcast #85: Physics of Consciousness and the Infinite UniverseHow does evolution work and why does it matter for AGI? - 22:00 reference to Karl Popper's philosophyHow did people evolve from non-creative ancestors?- 27:20What is consciousness and what gives rise to it? -31:50 

Showtime Podcast with Lakers Legend Michael Cooper Ep. 15 Lakers Stories, the '84 season and '85 title and Importance of coaches  Guest: Bob McAdoo   Twitter: @ShowtimeCooper Ari Temkin: @arisports Powered by Masterclass Coop and Bob McAdoo talk about the Showtime Lakers and particularly the 1984 season and how that loss led them to their triumphant championship over the Lakers in 1985. Plus, McAdoo and Michael Cooper argue about the importance of coaching in the NBA. 00:25 - 2:00 Covid is really getting bad in California and Florida where Cooper and Bob McAdoo are located.   Bob McAdoo: “They said 97% of the people in Italy wore masks.”   2:05 - 2:50 Coop sings and talks basketball and the bubble.   2:57 - 3:30 What Coop sees in the Lakers and what the addition of Dion Waiters means for the roster.    3:40 - 4:30 What Bob McAdoo sees in the Miami and the landscape of the Eastern Conference? Do the Heat have a shot?   5:05 - 6:20What is different or noticeable watching about these exhibition games in the bubble?   Coop: “It looks like those NBA 2k video games.”   6:38 - 7:00 Who is the best team in the Eastern Conference?   7:40 - 840  Experience tends to matter during the NBA playoffs, but will that be different based on circumstances this year in the NBA bubble?   Cooper: “Situations will benefit the veterans or those players that can handle the pressure.”    10:54 - 12:14 How important is coaching for team success in the NBA? How important is Frank Vogel to the Lakers success?   Coop:: “I think coaching is overrated.”   12:20 - 13:00 The importance of luck in winning in the playoffs. Bob McAdoo reminisces on the 1984 loss to the Celtics and the bad luck of injuries that derailed that season for the Lakers.   13:20 - 14:00   Why McAdoo thinks coaching is overrated. Coop defends his former profession as he won two championships as head coach of the Sparx and a D-League championship as well.   14:08 - 16:50 Coop on a coach that contradicts McAdoo’s claim about coaches being overrated in San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich.   17:53 - 18:40  Coop on a great example of a team with bad coaching and wasted talent and the Houston Rockets.   18:53 - 19:55 Would the Rockets have won a title with Gregg Popovich as their coach?   20:37 - 22:00 When the Philadelphia 76ers swept the Lakers in the NBA championship.The role of luck and bad luck in winning or not winning championships.   22:03 - 23:20 McAdoo and the best part of the Showtime Lakers.    McAdoo: “we only had one player that could only play one position.” 23:27 - 24:19 What was different about the 1985 Lakers and what they learned in their loss in 1984 to the Boston Celtics.   Coop: “After 1984, we came back with a vengeance in 85.”   24:32 - 25:55 McAdoo on the importance of coaching and Dean Smith with the North Carolina Tarheels.   McAdoo: “When he died, he sent every letterman a check for $200.”   26:00 - 28:50 How important is ego in the NBA and the ability for coaches to properly manage egos in the locker room.   29:00 - 31:10 Lightning Round   Xavier McDaniels Stokley Carmichael Tom Chambers Maurice Lucas 31:28 - 32:10 Could these guys guard McAdoo? Bobby Gross Joe Barry Carroll   32:16 - 35:49 Best memories about the1985 championship series with the Boston Celtics. What the psyche of losing continually as an organization with the Lakers and the Celtics and all of the pressure of so many Lakers teams that lost the title series to the Lakers.   35:53 - 36:40 The memory of losing in Boston in 1984 and the Lakers getting crushed on the floor at the Boston Garden. The memories of playing in the Boston Garden and the fans that were brutal.   36:44 - 39:01 Lasting memories for Coop and McAdoo and the Lakers winning the championship in 1985 against the Celtics.   39:05 Memories from back in the day with the Lakers and Celtics and the BS shenanigans they pulled to try to gain a competitive edge. Powered by Masterclass Showtime with Coop Podcast on CLNS Media

Today marks the 5-year anniversary of Den and his wife's arrival in Australia from jolly old England. Den reflects on the last 5-years and opens up about the challenges and the business lessons he's gleaned. Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:The only guarantee in business. The answer to this may seem obvious to you, but no matter how certain this is to happen, most business owners still get caught out by this. - 2:35How to make sure your product or service doesn't become as irrelevant as the DVD. - 3:10Two clever things Den did when he arrived in Australia that helped kick start his business. Den did this when nobody knew him from a can of paint and his back was against the wall. Best part: you don't need to be an expat or be starting a new business to do this. - 4:20What question to ask yourself if you're thinking of niching down your market. Once you know the answer to this question...identifying your perfect clientele is duck soup! - 6:05The #1 reason business owners hit a financial “ceiling” and can't bust through. - 7:10Exactly how many years it took Den to get to a place where he feels like he succeeded. This will encourage some of you and probably discourage those who are just starting out in business. - 7:45The tale of the Mexican fisherman. This fable contains are powerful lesson that could save you from a lot of unnecessary stress, frustration, and precious time away from loved ones. Listen up at 10:10Why Den used to be obsessed with Aussie chicks. - 12:15The “9-letter word” starting with "T" that perfectly describers Den. It's a good word, by the way, and...if this word doesn't describe you, I recommend you never try and start up a new business in another country. - 13:00Den's unique definition of the word "no". - 13:40The staggering amount of money it took Den to move to the Land Down Under. - 14:00How to not F*** up your business. - 24:55Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

> I'm Back! And Mr. Mike is going to tell you a story on when I took my stay home vacation for a week and what happened to me during! From Dirt, Car Repairs, New Girlfriend, and trying to relax. This was a Mr. Mike week!.....ENJOY!!Getting Google Fi well Use this referral code at signup (C1MDDP) then when active for 30 Days You and I get $20 credit off our next Bill!! ENJOY!!  >> Hosted By: Mr. Mike Visit on Twitch.tv/JuJu2Cast - Live Sundays at 2PM ESTMusic Used: Theme: NEW! JuJu2Cast Theme: Cyberpunk 2077 Mix - Youtube.com Format: MP3Bitrate: 128 Kbps STEREOLength: 56:20Listen:

Quotes:“Hurt people, hurt other people.”  Orlando Bowen“A sustained lack of humanity in its expression, makes you think deeply about your own existence.”Orlando BowenI wanted to provide a platform for a conversation that will spark others to start their own conversations.  It is my hope that these discussions will help lead the way to long overdue changes of systemic racism.On this episode of The Wealthy Speaker Show, I invited my client and friend, Orlando Bowen to share his story and talk about what we can do to inspire others to create change.  Racism and how those in authority deal with minorities is at the forefront of the news and now is the time to stand up and speak out.  If we sit in silence, we are telling those who are abusing their power, that it's okay...and it's never okay!Orlando is a keynote speaker and corporate trainer with his own story of dealing with police brutality and being unjustly accused.  He speaks about how his CFL career was sidelined, his journey to absolution and how he found forgiveness.    Highlights you won't want to miss:What should have been a great day.  1:50How and why am I sitting in a jail cell?  10:20Why would I plead guilty?  16:20The fight and the outcome.  19:00Forgiveness is for me, not them.  26:40The time for silence is over, say something, use your voice.  36:50Crying out for humanity to intervene.  40:20What can we do to create change?  42:50Name the elephant in the room and address it.  47:10 Empowering people to overcome adversity, find their passion and to use their gifts to serve is the reason Orlando breathes. This gift has placed Orlando on hundreds of stages, boardrooms and in presentations across North and South America and has garnered him numerous awards.Orlando is also passionate about youth leadership. As a result of that passion, he founded One Voice One Team Youth Leadership Organization to inspire and to teach resilience, leadership and teamwork to youth.If you are looking for a way to begin a conversation, be a voice and make a difference you simply can't afford to miss this episode. Links:Orlando's website: http://www.orlandobowen.com/Deb Shaw: http://www.debshaw.com/How to be an Antiracist:https://www.amazon.com/How-Be-Antiracist-Ibram-Kendi/dp/0525509283/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=how+to+be+an+antiracist&qid=1592320284&sr=8-1White Fragility: https://www.amazon.com/White-Fragility-People-About-Racism/dp/0807047414/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9ZabpM6G6gIVzZ-zCh3oPQefEAAYAiAAEgJp7fD_BwE&hvadid=267166751494&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9001079&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=5245601119026279871&hvtargid=kwd-342700682137&hydadcr=22429_9261606&keywords=white+fragility&qid=1592320034&sr=8-1&tag=googcana-2013th: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krfcq5pF8u8Hello Privilege. It's Me, Chelsea.:https://www.netflix.com/ca/title/80244973

Upgrading OpenBSD, Where do Unix man pages come from?, Help for NetBSD’s VAX port, FreeBSD on Dell Latitude 7390, PFS Tool changes in DragonflyBSD, and more. NOTES This episode of BSDNow is brought to you by Tarsnap (https://www.tarsnap.com/) Headlines How to Upgrade OpenBSD and Build a Kernel (https://cromwell-intl.com/open-source/openbsd-kernel.html) Let's see how to upgrade your OpenBSD system. Maybe you are doing this because the latest release just came out. If so, this is pretty simple: back up your data, boot from install media, and select "Upgrade" instead of "Install". But maybe the latest release has been out for a few months. Why would we go through the trouble of building and installing a new kernel or other core system components? Maybe some patches have been released to improve system security or stability. It is pretty easy to build and install a kernel on OpenBSD, easier and simpler in many ways than it is on Linux. The History of man pages (https://manpages.bsd.lv/history.html) Where do UNIX manpages come from? Who introduced the section-based layout of NAME, SYNOPSIS, and so on? And for manpage authors: where were those economical two- and three-letter instructions developed? VAX port needs help (http://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/vax_port_needs_help) The VAX is the oldest machine architecture still supported by NetBSD. Unfortunately there is another challenge, totally outside of NetBSD, but affecting the VAX port big time: the compiler support for VAX is ... let's say sub-optimal. It is also risking to be dropped completely by gcc upstream. Now here is where people can help: there is a bounty campaign to finance a gcc hacker to fix the hardest and most immediate issue with gcc for VAX. Without this being resolved, gcc will drop support for VAX in a near future version. My new FreeBSD Laptop: Dell Latitude 7390 (http://www.daemonology.net/blog/2020-05-22-my-new-FreeBSD-laptop-Dell-7390.html) As a FreeBSD developer, I make a point of using FreeBSD whenever I can — including on the desktop. I've been running FreeBSD on laptops since 2004; this hasn't always been easy, but over the years I've found that the situation has generally been improving. One of the things we still lack is adequate documentation, however — so I'm writing this to provide an example for users and also Google bait in case anyone runs into some of the problems I had to address. PFS tool changes in DragonFly (https://www.dragonflydigest.com/2020/06/09/24612.html) HAMMER2 just became a little more DWIM: the pfs-list and pfs-delete directives will now look across all mounted filesystems, not just the current directory’s mount path. pfs-delete won’t delete any filesystem name that appears in more than one place, though + git: hammer2 - Enhance pfs-list and pfs-delete (http://lists.dragonflybsd.org/pipermail/commits/2020-June/769226.html) Enhance pfs-list to list PFSs available across all mounted hammer2 filesystems instead of just the current directory's mount. A specific mount may be specified via -s mountpt. Enhance pfs-delete to look for the PFS name across all mounted hammer2 filesystems instead of just the current directory's mount. As a safety, pfs-delete will refuse to delete PFS names which are duplicated across multiple mounts. A specific mount may be specified via -s mountpt. Beastie Bits BastilleBSD Templates (https://gitlab.com/bastillebsd-templates) Tianocore update (https://www.dragonflydigest.com/2020/06/08/24610.html) Reminder: FreeBSD Office Hours on June 24, 2020 (https://wiki.freebsd.org/OfficeHours) *** ###Tarsnap This weeks episode of BSDNow was sponsored by our friends at Tarsnap, the only secure online backup you can trust your data to. Even paranoids need backups. Feedback/Questions Niclas - Regarding the Lenovo E595 user from Episode 340 (https://github.com/BSDNow/bsdnow.tv/blob/master/episodes/355/feedback/Niclas%20-%20Regarding%20the%20Lenovo%20E595%20user%20from%20Episode%20340.md) Erik - What happened with the video (https://github.com/BSDNow/bsdnow.tv/blob/master/episodes/355/feedback/Erik%20-%20What%20happened%20with%20the%20video.md) Igor - Boot Environments (https://github.com/BSDNow/bsdnow.tv/blob/master/episodes/355/feedback/Igor%20-%20Boot%20Environments.md) *** Send questions, comments, show ideas/topics, or stories you want mentioned on the show to feedback@bsdnow.tv (mailto:feedback@bsdnow.tv) ***

Keyz deep dives into Insecure S4 Finale 1:20What's a trauma bond? 17:20Molly's a birdhead 20:40We all grow at our own pace 22:00Keyz sends a message of encouragement to her people 25:13

What were they thinking? It’s a question we ask as we scramble for explanations to disappointing or horrific happenings. It’s a question we should ask more regularly. Because the OUTCOMES of our life flow from ACTIONS that are spawned and fueled by THOUGHTS. If we are going to love God with all our minds- and invest all of the energy, focus and discipline required- we need to remember what is at stake.Our minds are the battleground where the enemy of our souls tries to plant ideas that will nudge us towards choices that harm us and others. In today’s teaching, we do some THOUGHT TRACING to see how this played out in the lives of people in the Bible.Today’s Scriptures: Matthew 26:14-16; John 13:2; 1 Peter 5:8; Genesis 3; 2 Corinthians 11:3; Acts 5:1-11Homework:Do some thought tracing by working through these questions…What were THEY thinking? As you read the Bible, notice the outcomes people experience and trace them back to their actions and the thoughts that inspired them. Need somewhere to start? Try The Book of Numbers chapters 12-14,16-17 & 20What was I thinking? Look back at your past regrets, or even your confessions of sin this week. What thoughts influenced or encouraged the actions that produced the outcomes you’d change if you could.Want to learn more about our church family? Visit https://www.mcclex.org

On this Episode I cover the following:Accountability System: 3:20What are you really made of?: 5:45Aaron Rodgers: 23:05NCAA vs G-League: 31:00The MJ Pass 40:00Winning the Right Way 50:30I teased a guest but the interview was terrible so we scratched it. Look out next week for surprise guests!

Joseph, son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary your wife into your home. For it is through the Holy Spirit that this child has been conceived in her. She will bear a son and you are to name him Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins. Matthew 1:20What a blessed man St. Joseph was. He was called to be the earthly father of the Son of God and the husband of the Mother of God! He must have been in awe of this responsibility and he must have, at times, trembled with a holy fear in the face of so great a calling.What’s interesting to note, however, is that the beginning of this call seemed to be marked with an apparent scandal. Mary was pregnant and it was not from Joseph. How could this be? The only earthly explanation was infidelity on Mary’s part. But this was so contrary to whom Joseph perceived her to be. He certainly would have been quite shocked and quite confused as he faced this apparent dilemma. What should he do?We know what he decided to do at first. He decided to divorce her quietly. But then the angel spoke to him in a dream. And, after he awoke from his sleep, “he did as the angel of the Lord had commanded him and took his wife into his home.”One aspect of this situation to ponder is the fact that Joseph had to embrace his wife and her Son in faith. This new family of his was beyond human reason alone. There was no way to make sense of it simply by trying to figure it out. He had to approach it with faith.Faith means he had to rely upon the voice of God speaking to him in his conscience. Yes, he relied on what the angel spoke to him in the dream, but that was a dream! People can have all sorts of strange dreams! His human tendency would be to question this dream and wonder if this was real. Was this really from God? Is this Child truly from the Holy Spirit? How could this be?All of these questions, and every other question that would have arisen in St. Joseph’s mind, could only be answered by faith. But the good news is that faith does give answers. Faith enables a person to face the confusions of life with strength, conviction and certitude. Faith opens up the door to peace in the midst of uncertainty. It eliminates fear and replaces it with the joy of knowing you are following God’s will. Faith works and faith is what we all need in life to survive.Reflect, today, upon the depth of your faith in the face of apparent difficulties. If you feel God calling you to enter into some challenge in your life right now, follow the example of St. Joseph. Let God say to you, “Do not be afraid!” He spoke this to St. Joseph and He speaks it to you. God’s ways are far above our ways, His thoughts far above our thoughts, His wisdom far above our wisdom. God had a perfect plan for St. Joseph’s life, and He does for you too. Walk by faith each and every day and you will see that glorious plan unfold.Lord, enable me to walk by faith each and every day. Allow my mind to rise above human wisdom alone and to see Your divine plan in all things. St. Joseph, pray for me that I may imitate the faith you lived in your own life. St. Joseph, pray for us. Jesus, I trust in You!Source of content: catholic-daily-reflections.comCopyright © 2020 My Catholic Life! Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission via RSS feed.

Hey BFP listeners! It's almost time for the Fittest Physio online competition and this week, the guys break down event 3. This event is all about testing your aerobic capacity. Check out this episode to hear about the details, why Josh programmed this event the way he did and some strategy to help you do your best on gameday. Enjoy!Fittest Physio Registration is open! Who: Physical Therapists, PTAs and student PTs/PTAs.When: 3/11/20 - 3/16/20What: 5 events testing the entire continuum of fitness!Where: All online! You have 5 days to perform the 5 events. Register at local-comp.comSupport the show (http://paypal.me/betterfasterpod)

Hey Everyone! The guys are back from CSM and had an incredible time. The presentation went well and they had a ton of great questions afterwards. Today, they discuss the presentation and the response, CSM as a whole and all things Denver (snowmobiling and donuts, what could be better!?). Enjoy!Fittest Physio Registration is open! Who: Physical Therapists, PTAs and student PTs/PTAs.When: 3/11/20 - 3/16/20What: 5 events testing the entire continuum of fitness!Where: All online! You have 5 days to perform the 5 events. Register at local-comp.comSupport the show (http://paypal.me/betterfasterpod)

Hey Everyone! On today's episode, Josh sits down to discuss implementing conditioning into the clinic. This can be tough to do depending on your setting and the time you have with each patient, but Josh lays out 4 strategies for you to try out with your patients. Our job is to maintain or even IMPROVE our patient's fitness during their time with us, so that means getting their heart rate up and possible making them sweat if we can! If you have any questions on this topic or any others, or a suggestion for a future episode let us know. Enjoy today's episode!Fittest Physio Registration is open! Who: Physical Therapists, PTAs and student PTs/PTAs.When: 3/11/20 - 3/16/20What: 5 events testing the entire continuum of fitness!Where: All online! You have 5 days to perform the 5 events. Register at local-comp.comSupport the show (http://paypal.me/betterfasterpod)

Happy Monday! We're back on track this week and coming at you with some of our favorite progressions for improving your handstand push-ups, or for getting your first one. This episode is perfect timing if you're planning on joining us for the Fittest Physio competition in March, as we released event # 2 earlier today and guess what, it's time to get upside down! This event is sponsored by our friends over at Crossover Symmetry and they are giving away a Hip AND Core system to the male and female winners of Event 2! They are also offering 15% off any purchase for all participants. What better way to prep for handstand push-ups than with some Crossover Symmetry?!? IF you have any questions about the competition, please reach out. We hope you enjoy today's episode!Fittest Physio Registration is open! Who: Physical Therapists, PTAs and student PTs/PTAs.When: 3/11/20 - 3/16/20What: 5 events testing the entire continuum of fitness!Where: All online! You have 5 days to perform the 5 events. Register at local-comp.comSupport the show (http://paypal.me/betterfasterpod)

"The best way to rehab a torn pec is to avoid getting one in the first place" -- Donnie Thompson. We love this advice from our good friend (and BFP veteran) Super D because it emphasizes the importance of warming up and preparing for the task ahead (and the importance of good programming!). But sometimes these things happen. And if you find yourself in this boat or you're working with a patient who has a pec issue, this episode is full of some great advice and first hand experience on what to look for and what to do to get you back under the bar. Enjoy the episode!Fittest Physio Registration is open! Who: Physical Therapists, PTAs and student PTs/PTAs.When: 3/11/20 - 3/16/20What: 5 events testing the entire continuum of fitness!Where: All online! You have 5 days to perform the 5 events. Register at local-comp.comSupport the show (http://paypal.me/betterfasterpod)

Happy Monday! Today, Brandon and Josh answer a listener question about non-clinical PT jobs. There are plenty of job opportunities outside of the clinic that PTs can explore if they are looking for something new. Enjoy the episode!---------------------------------------------------------Fittest Physio Registration is open! Who: Physical Therapists, PTAs and student PTs/PTAs.When: 3/11/20 - 3/16/20What: 5 events testing the entire continuum of fitness!Where: All online! You have 5 days to perform the 5 events. Register at local-comp.comSupport the show (http://paypal.me/betterfasterpod)

As Jesus was walking by the Sea of Galilee, he saw two brothers, Simon who is called Peter, and his brother Andrew, casting a net into the sea; they were fishermen.  He said to them, “Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men.” At once they left their nets and followed him.  Matthew 4:18-20What a wonderful feast we celebrate today as we prepare to begin our Advent season.  We honor St. Andrew the Apostle who gives us a perfect example of how to begin our coming Advent celebration.This passage above reveals a lot for us to ponder.  Andrew, along with his brother Peter, was a fishermen.  Both of these fisherman were hard at work, when suddenly this stranger, Jesus, walked by them and called to them.  They immediately left their livelihood and followed after Jesus.Don’t miss what happened here.  Specifically, there are two things that happened: 1) Jesus walked by these two fishermen and said, “Come after me.” 2) In response, these two men immediately “left their nets and followed Him.”This story of the call of St. Andrew is quite appropriate for the beginning of Advent because Advent must be a time when Jesus calls us anew.  It must be a new beginning and a new conversion for us.  As Advent begins, we should hear Jesus call to us, “Come after Me!”  We should hear Him invite us with an invitation to give ourselves completely to His divine plan and purpose.  Listen to Him.  Do you hear Him calling?Our response, at the beginning of Advent, must be the same as St. Andrew.  We must, without hesitation, leave everything to follow Him.  What exactly does that mean?  It means that we must let go of anything and everything that keeps us from responding to Christ.  It means we must be ready and willing to do whatever Jesus asks of us.  And we must be ready to do it the moment He asks.Reflect, today, upon the fact that Advent is a time to start anew.  It’s a time to let yourself be called to Christ.  Listen to Him calling you and respond to Him with your whole heart.  Lord, I love You above all things.  Help me to hear Your gentle yet firm voice calling me to follow You.  Give me the courage I need to respond to Your gentle invitation with complete abandonment.  May this Advent be a time of new beginnings and deeper resolve to follow You.  Jesus, I trust in You.

This is the audio from our video here: https://youtu.be/3zbo_ZGxvZc We demo and compare guitar amps using EL84 power tubes: Vox AC15 C1, 1961 Vox AC30, Victory VC35 The Copper and Matchless HC-30. We play clean, crank the amps to overdrive and also use a couple of key boost pedals. Life too short for long YouTube videos? Please see the ‘Interesting bits and go-to sections’ information below. In this episode Dan and I fire up four amps that we like very much to see what we can learn. Dan’s beloved 1961 AC30 is his most treasured amplifier… but not the one he chooses to play as his main amp. That would be his Matchless HC-30 which – as amp fans will know– is chiefly inspired by those classic Vox amps of old. So how do they compare?But fear ye not those of thinner wallet. Clearly not everyone has multiple thousand pounds/dollars/euros to drop on these rarefied lungs of rock’n’roll, so we also include the much more attainable Vox AC15 C1 and Victory VC35 to see how they stand up. (And if you want to hear a digital simulation side by side with the AC30, watch next week’s show on the Strymon Iridium.) It’s a long video with plenty of tangents, even more variables and about as much scientific analysis as a three-year-old eating trifle, so anyone looking for stringent A/B comparisons and hard conclusions will be disappointed. It's just how it is here people. Enjoy the episode! Pedals & stuff in this episode… • TheGigRig Three2Onehttps://www.thegigrig.com/three2one • Keeley D&M DriveUK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2oTblU1Australia: http://bit.ly/2pUDUAEUSA: http://bit.ly/2quRShW • Thorpy CamoflangeNot released yet! All eyes on Decemeber 1st. • Tri-Fi Colordriverhttp://tru-fi.com/tru-fi-pedal-colordriver-9v-version-fuzz-overdrive-guitar-pedal/ • Analogman Mini Beano Boosthttp://www.analogman.com/beano.htm • JHS Pulp ’n’ Peel V4UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2CmZoy6Australia: http://bit.ly/2JZTgQqUSA: http://bit.ly/36HXrdB • Boss DD-200UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2kyinR3USA: http://bit.ly/2rpIPzv • Meris Mercury 7UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2Jb6RVqAustralia: http://bit.ly/2VHxcBo • TheGigRig G2https://www.thegigrig.com/g2 * Why do we have preferred retailer and US affiliate links? Find out here: http://www.thatpedalshow.com/partners Interesting bits and go-to sections…Intro playing: 0:00What are we doing today?: 02:36It’s dangerous: 04:15Why no Morgan or DrZ?: 05:10AC15 and AC30 compared: 06:24 (07:10)AC15 and 30 overdriven: 09:18 (10:05)AC15 flat out: 11:40AC30 flat out: 13:08Beano Boost (treble booster) into AC15: 15:01AC30 with Beano: 17:20…and with humbuckers: 18:25Both amps and Beano Boost: 20:20What happens after the fifties? (Mick’s dodgy history lesson): 22:01And then the Matchless arrives: 25:30Tangent about Vox Amps: 28:03A tangent on cathode resistors: 28:30Yet another tangent on handedness and more tangents..: 30:38Victory VC35: 31:05Vox AC30 and Victory VC35 Compared: 33:24… and with Colour Driver: 34:33What are we calling the black Strat?: 37:00Victory VC35 and Strat: 38:10Victory max gain and treble booster: 41:30Matchless DC-30 and Vox AC30: 42:50Overdriving the Matchless: 44:14Mick’s DC-30 tangent: 48:37Strat & DC-30: 50:00Humbuckers with DC-30: 53:10… and Beano Boost: 54:10The problem of AB listening: 57:17The VOX EF86 Channel: 57:46How can an amp be that expensive?: 01:01:40 Guitars in this episode:• Gretsch G6228 Player’s Edition Jet BT w/V Stoptail – https://youtu.be/D9Qpna-bk9QUK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2pHeThNUSA: http://bit.ly/2PTZRj8• Fender American Vintage ’59 Stratocaster – no video yet • Gibson Memphis 1958 ES-335 - Mick’s video at http://bit.ly/2mpJA8X• Fender Custom Shop 1963 Telecaster - Dan’s video at http://bit.ly/2dlZJ6K Amps in this episode• 1961 Vox AC30 with Celestion Alnico Blue speakers• Vox AC15C1 with Celestion G12M GreenbackUK & Europe: http://bit.ly/36BSfrwUSA: http://bit.ly/2CpqQv0• Victory VC35 The Copper and V212-VB cab/Celestion G12M Greenback and Celestion G12HUK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2NpF31i• Matchless HC-30 with Hughes & Kettner Vintage 212 / Celestion G12M Greenback We hope you enjoy this episode. Please subscribe to our channel. You can buy TPS merch to support our efforts https://www.thatpedalshowstore.com We are on Patreon – crowdfunding for creativeshttps://www.patreon.com/ThatPedalShow Please visit our preferred retailers!UK & Europe: Andertons Music http://bit.ly/2cRvIvtAustralia: Pedal Empire http://bit.ly/2mWmJQf