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Trevor G Blake is a physicist by background who grew up extremely poor and bullied.  Eventually, he tapped into the workings of energy, consciousness, and transformation — in particular, the science behind it all — and began creating through intentionality.Over the last ten years, Trevor has created and successfully exited three separate companies for over $600 million and never hired a single employee.Now, he's helping people tap into their practical magic and become real-world wizards.In today's episode weTell the story about how the public library saved him from bulliesHow he started his first business at age 40The secrets to his 5 hour work dayThe importance of mentality and energy management as an entrepreneurHow he's used an Alliance & Hub model to avoid hiring any employees as he scales his business up.And moreVisit TrevorGBlake.com for more   

From Sports Activity Coupes inspired by Malibu Beach to futuristic four-door models. These have all been made a reality – or were nearly made a reality. Can't picture them? Just wait. Today, we're going to present the BMW Concept Cars that you need to know. The archives of BMW Classic are full of little-known concept cars that all play their own important role in the design and technology history of BMW. We have had the pleasure of digging them out and dusting them off for you. Join us on a journey through some of the most interesting, quirky, and beautiful design and technology concepts to ever see the light of day. Ready? 04:30 The breezy California lifestyle: BMW ICE   06:40 A luxury limousine: BMW ZBF 7er  09:40 The digital one: BMW 2K2  12:25 A study in feasibility: BMW Z22 16:30 The first fully electric EV: BMW E1  19:05 The answer for urban mobility: BMW E2 20:35 A non-drivable prototype: BMW AVT 23:40 The best-known concept car: BMW Turbo And if you want to read more about the legendary BMW Concept Cars, go to https://www.bmw.com/de/index.html (BMW.com. ) “Changing Lanes” is the official podcast of BMW. Subscribe for new episodes each week, in which our hosts take you on an exciting journey and talk about innovative technologies, lifestyle, design and more

In this episode, supported by Roche, we explore a vital aspect of many next-generation sequencing studies: target enrichment. Here, regions of interest are selectively amplified before sequencing takes place. More specifically we examine some of the new technologies improving this key step and their impact on oncology research. My guest for this episode is Brian Godwin, Director of Reagent and Assay Development at Roche sequencing. Brian reveals the myriad of ways that poor target enrichment can impact a study while highlighting its importance at the foundations of many research efforts. Discover the key limitations of some target enrichment techniques and the new technologies that are improving this step, leading to a new suite of applications in oncology research, where damaged or degraded DNA samples are common. Listen today for an overview of the target enrichment process, the most exciting applications of this technique future potential of this step. Contents:Intro: 00:00-01:30Why conduct target enrichment? 00:40-02:45Established technologies for target enrichment: 02:45-04:10Challenges of working with these technologies: 04:20-06:40The impact of these challenges on sequencing results: 06:40-07:35New technologies to address these challenges: 07:35-09:25Primer extension in PCR and target enrichment: 09:25-11:40Exciting applications of primer extension target enrichment: 11:40-13:25Improving target enrichment in oncology and its impact on the field: 13:25-16:15If you could ask for one thing to enable primer extension target enrichment to make the greatest possible impact on the NGS and oncology communities, what would it be? 16:15-18:00

FACT: every business owner wants more freedom, more time, and more money.Another Fact: as a business owner, there's really only one way to achieve that, and that's what Den talks about with today's special guest Dave Jenyns.Dave is the author of the highly acclaimed business book titled SYSTEMology and... one helluva sharp businessman. In this episode, Den gets Dave to spill the beans on how he managed to create more freedom, time, and money with his video production business. Dave believes any business owner can do the same by following a few basic steps.But first...Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:How does a guy who's clueless about all things video production successfully build and sell a video production business? Well, Dave Jenyns did just that, and he reveals how he did it at 1:00Proof that technicians are highly overrated when it comes to running a successful business. - 1:25An insider tip for selling your video production business, or any business, for that matter. (Once a would-be buyer sees that your business has what's mentioned at 2:00, you can bet your sweet bippy their greed glands will start secreting.)Two business "bottlenecks" Den's identified in almost every video production owner's business he's coached. - 4:20How to systematize your way to more freedom, more time, and more money. - 7:00You don't need to systematize your video business if your business only has a small team, a tiny setup, and a turnover of less than $250,000, right? Wrong, wrong, and WRONG! Listen up at 8:00The lazy man's way of systematizing a business. - 9:30Den's fiendishly clever (and simple) business systematization tips. - 11:45Dave's dirty little secret to systematizing as video production business. - 12:40The “80/20 rule” applied to business systematization. - 15:00A completely counterintuitive way business owners can ratchet up their creativity, reduce stress levels, and boost their IQ. - 24:00How NOT to create business systems. Sadly, this is how most business owners go about it. - 27:00Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

The history of the BMW X models began more than 20 years ago and the story continues to this day. We celebrate that in this episode with a journey through the illustrious history of the BMW X family. Nicki and Jonathan showcase each BMW X model, from 1999 right through to the present. What is so special about this model series? Discover that and so much more in this episode. Buckle up for some X-treme time travel! 01:44 The beginnings: the BMW X5 04:05 Special features of the BMW X3 06:08 Sporty elegance meets imposing presence: the BMW X6 10:10 The compact: the BMW X1 12:08 The sporty: the BMW X4 14:28 The X1's youthful offspring: the BMW X2  15:40 The luxurious SAV: the BMW X7 18:58 The first fully electric SAV: the BMW iX3 21:44 A whole new era: the BMW iX 25:10 The Black Vermilion Edition for the X5 and X6 28:20 The X7 Frozen Black Edition And if you want to read more about the features of the BMW X models, go to https://www.bmw.com/de/index.html (BMW.com. ) https://www.bmw.com/de/design/bmw-edition-black-vermilion.html (https://www.bmw.com/de/design/bmw-edition-black-vermilion.html) “Changing Lanes” is the official podcast of BMW. Subscribe for new episodes each week, in which our hosts take you on an exciting journey and talk about innovative technologies, lifestyle, design and more.

"Head Line Mission Daily Report July 26, 2021 1. 09.20 อัปเดตตัวเลขผู้ที่ได้รับการฉีดวัคซีน Covid-19 ในประเทศไทย 2. 10.35 ราคาดัชนีตลาดหลักทรัพย์ / ราคาหุ้นต่างประเทศ / ราคาน้ำมันดิบ / ราคาทองคำ / ราคา Cryptocurrency 3. 12.09 อุตสาหกรรมรถยนต์ญี่ปุ่นต้นทุนพุ่งสูง 4. 16.00 TDRI ควรปรับการจัดสรรวัคซีน 5. 24.15 เปิดข้อมูลการฉีดวัคซีนประเทศต่างๆ 6. 25.50 เทียบภูมิ สูตรวัคซีนค็อกเทลหมอยง 7. 28.40 Covax เข้าร่วมแน่ปี 65 8. 32.00 ใครได้ฉีด วัคซีน Pfizer จากสหรัฐ 9. 36.00 การระบาดโควิดสร้างความเสียหาย GDP 10. 40.15 ยอดโควิดอังกฤษลดลง 11. 40.50 เที่ยวบินหนาแน่น คนแห่ใช้บริการเพียบ 12. 44.00 Robinhood ประกาศต่อมาตรการ “เราช่วยคุณ คุณช่วยร้าน” ส่งฟรีทุกออเดอร์อีก 8 วัน 13. 45.55 Tencent การผูกขาดตลาดของจีน 14. 50.55 WHO ตรวจสอบเมืองอู่ฮั่นสาเหตุโควิด 15. 52.55 ER รามาธิบดีปิดรับทุกเคส 16. 53.50 ยินดีกับน้องเทนนิส คว้างเหรียญทองแรก 17. 54.45 ส่งใจเชียร์นักกีฬาไทย 18. 56.40 เงินอัดฉีดนักกีฬาเท่าไหร่บ้าง 19. 0101.25 ครบ 10 ปี การจากไปของ Amy White House 20. 01.03.50 อัฟกานิสถาน ออกมาตรการเคอร์ฟิว 21. 01.07.05 ไม่ลดลง ตัวเลขผู้ติดเชื้อเพิ่มต่อเนื่อง 22. 01.08.00 กลับลำ ร้านอาหารในห้างอาจกลับมาเปิดได้ 23. 01.10.20 สรุปสมมูนอายุเท่าไหร่ 24. 01.10.55 Blood Red Sky หนังน่าดู 25. 01.11.40 The good doctor ซีรีส์เด็ด"

In this episode I speak with Dr. Amie Hornaman, AKA the Thyroid Fixer, a woman on a mission to optimize thyroid patients around the world, giving their lives back through her transformational program, the Complete Thyroid Fix Method (CTFM). We discuss what the thyroid is, what it does, how it's important, and how to know if you have a dysregulated thyroid. The thyroid at times will need to be tested, especially when you're showing symptoms of thyroid problems and we talk about how functional medicine can help you. We talk about different issues such as PCOS and how insulin affects you and your thyroid, and then we talk about whether men need to worry about their thyroid or not.How Amie got into thyroid fixing 1:47Thyroid 101 4:49How to know you have a thyroid problem 7:56Should doctors check/test the thyroid regularly? 9:19How functional medicine can help you 14:53PCOS 17:12Insulin and the thyroid 18:48Do men need to worry about their thyroid? 21:40The gut and microbiome 23:54Mental health 27:30“It's just a shame because I see so many of my patients either misdiagnosed or just mistreated, meaning with medication. They might be on not the right meds for them, nobody's checking, nobody's caring, nobody's checking the reverse T3, and they're left suffering, but no one's stepping back and saying, ‘Is there more we can do to improve this situation, improve the quality of life for this person?'” 14:19https://dramiehornaman.com/https://www.youtube.com/c/dramiehornamanhttps://feelbrilliant.com/

Today, Den gives one of his most valuable and practical business lessons to date. If you're looking to grow your video business, then you're in for a real treat. *Note-taking is advisable.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Den slaps down the popular - and annoying – “One Thing" question many business folks ask about business growth. - 1:05A dead giveaway for knowing an online course is probably "all foam and no beer". - 1:40The one thing almost all video business entrepreneurs are guilty of when it comes to growing their business. - 3:00President Kennedy's brilliant Man on The Moon "planning strategy" applied to growing a small business.A mini crash course in how to develop a business growth plan. (Hear Den do some surprising simple number crunching and strategizing that can be applied to any business at 6:00The "Once Every 90 Days" habit that ONLY successful business owners ever develop. - 9:00Why most business owners who have a "strategic business plan" might as well NOT have one. - 11:30Why Benjamin Franklin's famous "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail" quote should be taken as gospel, especially concerning business growth. - 13:00Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

The sermon preached by Rev Barry Osborne on Sunday 30th May in the Congregational Church.  The theme was No Time Like the Present and the Bible Readings: Isaiah 6:1-9(a) and Acts 8:26-40The link for the full service is here.

Today, Den reveals the secret to success in business. Hey, did you just scoff? I get it. But please suspend your judgment until you hear at least the first two minutes of this episode, okay? There really is a secret to success, but it ain't glamorous, sexy or exciting, but… it does work.Plus, there are sales and marketing tips aplenty.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:How to "plod" your way to great success using the “Gradatim Ferociter” method. - 0:40Laughably stupid Facebook ads (more like Farcebook ads) that promise unicorns but deliver donkeys. Cunning marketers love to use these types of ads to fill up their online courses and sell their wares. (Why are these ads so prevalent on FB? Well, as the saying goes, there's a sucker born every minute, and a lot of them are clicking on these ads! - 1:00)The "rubbernecking business owner" phenomena. (And... how it's costing business owners their time, focus, and confidence. - 2:00)The foolish - and completely nonsensical - excuse we make to ourselves that stop us from taking the action we know we should take. (Ever put off doing something you know would help your business? If so, there's a good chance you are using this excuse. - 5:10)A surprisingly simple productivity hack to avoid those "pissing in the wind" days at work. - 6:40Why obsessing over the differences between B2B and B2C marketing is silly. - 7:00A mini crash course on online marketing for video freelancers. Starts at 9:10How many times does a prospect need to be exposed to your marketing message before they even think about contacting you? I bet your guess will be way off the mark with this one. Find out at 9:40The secret to writing irresistible headlines for eBooks, articles, and subject lines. - 11:30A cracking good business book that will sharpen your marketing fangs to a gleaming sharp edge. - 14:20An admittedly "uncomfortable" (and counterintuitive) marketing approach that, when done correctly, can bring you a horde of new customers clamouring at your door, eager to do business with you. - 15:00The secret power behind "The One Thing" maxim. - 16:00Why you should fall in love with sales.  Sadly, most business owners would rather get a root canal than sell. (And that's why they'll never effortlessly and consistently make sweet, tender sales. - 16:30)Why most business owners are not really business owners. - 18:40When relying on yourself is a BAD idea. - 21:30Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today, Den reveals some insider secrets for turning ice-cold prospects into white-hot, eager-to-buy prospects who see you as an authority and expert to be trusted instead of just another business owner peddling their wares.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:What to do if you hate outbound marketing. (Doing this will take some time, but if you can pull this off, you won't need to do any outbound marketing! - 1:15)An almost unknown adman every business owner should study. Many people in the direct response industry call this curious and reclusive man "The Most Persuasive Man of The 20th Century." This adman once wrote a television advert that sold to one in every 14 American TV owners. He made $50 million dollars from a textbook on natural health. Here's how studying this man can help you market your business... - 2:55A hardly ever-talked-about (and very profitable) skill every freelance videographer should develop. Developing this skill can even turn freelance videographers who would rather gargle battery acid than sell, into wickedly good salespeople. (And no... this skill is not sales. What is this skill? Listen up at 3:10)How “super creative” freelance video guys lose business by unwittingly spooking their prospective corporate clients.  - 5:40The "CA" marketing principle almost every business owner is clueless about. (This is the BIG reason why the average business owner's marketing is about as useless as a glass hammer. - 6:18)3 types of business owners you should NEVER market your video production service to. These 3 business owners might be cashed up, be great people, and even need your services, but they will end up being a complete waste of your time and dime. Here's why... - 6:302 types of business owners you should market your video production service to. - 7:00The unspeakably good "downloadable" asset. This is the BIG secret (used by the most successful online marketers on the planet) for getting a horde of prospects chasing you down instead of you chasing them! - 8:40How to “hack” your way to becoming an authority in your industry. Do what Den reveals at 11:15 and prospects won't treat you like an ordinary video guy, but instead... they will revere you, respect you, and see you as an expert and an industry leader.A caveman simple email marketing strategy that when done correctly, can bring in a ton of new business. - 15:40How to get Google and YouTube to send you the perfect prospects for your video business. - 16:10The "mere exposure" marketing phenomena that can when applied to your business can flood your business with new clients and new business. Sadly, probably 98% of business owners are too scared to tap into this extraordinary marketing phenomenon. - 16:45A special type of "book" that can generate your business leads all day every day! - 19:00A clever way to ethically bribe your website visitors into doing business with you. - 25:30The single biggest reason why business owners fail miserably at email marketing. The good news? It's easy and quick to fix. (Here's how... 26:30)Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

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Meet Dr. Freeman. This award-winning scholar and Assistant Professor at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy has an incredible story to tell. Which prompts us to introduce the incomparable Madam C.J. Walker, the trailblazer for black women philanthropists. Dr. Freeman research focuses on the history of African American philanthropy and his latest book is entitled, Madam C.J. Walker’s Gospel of Giving: Black Women’s Philanthropy during Jim Crow. Confession: we all cried in this episode. This story has power, and we promise you'll be a better human for hearing it. It's  We Are For Good Podcast Women of Impact Week presented by Virtuous.  Join us as we release 5 episodes, each dedicated to celebrating the incredible women making an impact in our world, and how you can take action to harness the power of women to further your causes too.This series is more than just podcast episodes. Explore weareforgood.com/women to find extensive resources, a treasure trove of past interviews and inspiration too.  Want to be an ally to spread this message of goodness? Use hashtag #womenofimpact2021Episode HighlightsDr. Freeman’s story and dedication to philanthropy - 3:54Meet Madam C.J. Walker - 9:133 key values learned from Madam C.J. Walker: Give as you can, spare no useful means, and give more as your means increase - 16:40The impact Madam C.J. Walker’s legacy has had on Dr. Freeman’s life - 21:50Dr. Freeman’s work: Who counts as a philanthropist and what counts as philanthropy? - 24:09African American philanthropy and philanthropy leaders of color challenge the conventional definitions of philanthropy throughout history - 24:12A powerful moment of philanthropy in Dr. Freeman’s Life - 35:02Dr. Freeman’s One Good Thing: Give along the way. - 39:45For more information and episode details visit: www.weareforgood.com/episode/95The We Are For Good Podcast is co-hosted by Jonathan McCoy, CFRE and Becky Endicott, CFRE and welcomes the most dynamic nonprofit leaders, advocates and philanthropists to share innovative ideas and lessons learned 3x a week!Want to hear insider details and to get our best roundup of tips, freebies, resources and show notes from each episode? Join the Good Community - it's free! Visit www.weareforgood.com/helloAbout Our Sponsor VirtuousYou know we believe Everyone Matters - and we believe the greatest philanthropic movements happen when you see and activate donors at every level.  And our friends at Virtuous created a fundraising platform to help you do just that. Virtuous is the only responsive fundraising platform designed to help nonprofit teams build better donor relationships and increase impact with confidence. Plus, their number one core value is Team & Family, so this week we’re excited to highlight a few of the phenomenal women and clients within their family during Women of Impact Week.Learn more about Virtuous at www.virtuous.org/

In episode 7 of The Hotel Florist Podcast, I am interviewing Ace Berry, a Houston-based Floral Artist, and owner and creative director of Fulshear Floral Design. He began his Floral Journey in 2007 but most recently you would’ve seen Ace on HBOMax’s original series Full Bloom where he was a Finalist in the series. 3:05 Journey to starting a floral business 4:40The year of the pivot - how 2020 changed the way Ace did business. 7:47 - What is one thing about the floral industry that really bothers Ace? Education. 10:30 Where does his inspiration come from? 12:50 What was it like to be a participant on HBO Max’s Full Bloom TV show? 16:25 Best advice for creating strong and long-term partnerships between a hotel and florist 18:00 Honesty and owning up to our failures 19:05 When it comes to working with corporate accounts, how do they determine their floral budget? 24:35 Inspire Designs Floral Retreat   Instagram: @aceberryaifd or @fulshearfloraldesign  

Today, Den reveals how to get MORE clients by marketing to FEWER people. Plus, marketing and business tips aplenty. But first...Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:The REAL reason why about 20% of small businesses fail within the first year. - 2:10Advice for new video business owners you'd be a darn fool not to take. - 2:45Proof that new video equipment is like “crack cocaine” for freelance filmmakers. - 3:00Why “patience” is the small business owner's superpower. - 3:40An emasculating thing most men have to do when they want a holiday. - 4:00Quite possibly the best advice you'll ever hear for entering a business partnership. This can help save you from a world of pain. - 6:00The 5-letter word that strikes fear into the hearts of video business owners. Because this 5-letter word scares them, it keeps their business from ever reaching its potential. - 7:20Den's awfully good "the MORE excuse you make, the LESS money you make" spiel. - 8:00The single most important thing to focus on if your business is currently making less than 7-figures. (In fact, this should always be your #1 focus. - 8:30A simple “litmus test” for identifying a moron. (It's very simple. Just listen to what someone says after they witness a successful person getting a good break or making a good business deal. If they say what's mentioned at 9:20... you'll know that person is a certified moron.)A clever “12-word phrase” to use when asked: “How much are your services?” (Not only do prospective clients appreciate this answer, but it puts them in the right frame of mind. -12:45)Clever ways to avoid looking like a bag of shit when your work schedule has you traveling more than a restless gypsy. (Not only will these ways keep you looking fresh, but they will also ratchet up your productivity, to boot!- 14:30)The case for writing a book. - 17:00A surprisingly simple way to boost your status in your industry. - 17:40The "caveman simple" 6-step formula for writing a book in record time. (This delightfully simple 6-point game plan will work even if you have trouble writing a shopping list. - 18:00)An unusual way to write a book using only your tongue. - 19:00Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/ Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Message NotesFollowing the Holy Spirit’s lead is not safe but builds trust.Acts 16:19-24When life doesn’t go as you planned:reFOCUS Acts 16:25reORIENT Acts 16:28reACT Acts 16:29-32The unexpected builds the Gospel in us and through us.Philippians 1:12; 4:13True hope and true joy in Jesus are born out of our struggles.Acts 16:34; Philippians 4:4Out of our struggles we encourage.Acts 16:40The core mission of Jesus for the Church is revealed when the Churchseizes every opportunity.Ephesians 5:15Send questions to email@redeemermn.orgScriptureActs 16:16-40; Philippians 1:12-14; Philippians 4:4-9; Philippians 4:10-13; Ephesians 5:15-20

Today, Den raps about his 50 years on this spinning ball… and… reveals his biggest lessons, insights, and trade secrets from 26 years in the video industry trenches. This is what's called in the podcasting industry, "A not to be missed episode".But first...Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:An almost deplorable thing many one-man-band video businesses do that's quickly becoming Den's bete noire. (Not only is this thing lame... it's also disingenuous. - 1:50)Why many video business owners are like the pufferfish. - 2:303 hardly-ever-talked about reasons why running a lean-and-mean business is severely underrated.Ever feel intimidated dealing with a large corporation because you're just a one-man band? (Then listen in 4:00 and you'll start relishing the fact you're a lean operation.)Why having a big office and a large team of employees is like being the world's tallest midget. - 4:10A special kind of sales pitch that solo video business owners can use when dealing with big companies and corporations that can turn your lack of size into a red hot reason to hire you. (This sales pitch is based on something George Bernard once said: “If you can't hide the skeleton, you might as well make it dance!" Hear Den reveal this ingenious sales pitch at 4:15)One of the most crucial things potential clients want to know before they hire a video production company is this... - 7:15Why obsessing over how big your prospective clients perceive your business to be is downright foolish... and... what you should be obsessing over instead. - 9:35The “skid mark on the underwear” of the film industry. - 10:00Den talks about the torrent of BS that cascades down the hallways of the video production community. - 10:20A “caveman simple” sales-pitch that's almost guaranteed to be music to the ears of prospective clients. (This type of sales pitch will work just as well for any business in any industry, too. - 11:00)Why offering MORE services can sometimes make your video business LESS profitable. - 12:00Is the number of services your video business offers multiplying faster than a catholic rabbit? Then you might want to tune in at 12:30Should you go “broad and shallow” or “narrow and deep” with your marketing? Hear Den's answer at 14:40The #1 mistake most video production guys make when dealing with clients. This is a very subtle thing, but its negative impact is not so subtle. - 16:106 things all the most successful video business owners do that their lesser brethren don't do or at least don't do as well. - 16:40How to get your clients to see you as a business partner instead of a lowly gun for hire. - 17:50Den's surprising revelation about "time" (Admittedly, this one sounds strange coming from a 50-year-old, but it's also hard to argue with this one. Hear this at 18:20)Den boogies on out of his studio to party hardy. Happy 50th birthday, Den!Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/ Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Sermon on the feast of the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple, also known as Candlemas. The gospel reading: Luke 2.22–40 22 When the time came for their purification according to the law of Moses, they brought him up to Jerusalem to present him to the Lord 23(as it is written in the law of the Lord, ‘Every firstborn male shall be designated as holy to the Lord'), 24and they offered a sacrifice according to what is stated in the law of the Lord, ‘a pair of turtle-doves or two young pigeons.' 25 Now there was a man in Jerusalem whose name was Simeon; this man was righteous and devout, looking forward to the consolation of Israel, and the Holy Spirit rested on him. 26It had been revealed to him by the Holy Spirit that he would not see death before he had seen the Lord's Messiah.27Guided by the Spirit, Simeon came into the temple; and when the parents brought in the child Jesus, to do for him what was customary under the law, 28Simeon took him in his arms and praised God, saying, 29 ‘Master, now you are dismissing your servant in peace, according to your word; 30 for my eyes have seen your salvation, 31 which you have prepared in the presence of all peoples, 32 a light for revelation to the Gentiles and for glory to your people Israel.' 33 And the child's father and mother were amazed at what was being said about him. 34Then Simeon blessed them and said to his mother Mary, ‘This child is destined for the falling and the rising of many in Israel, and to be a sign that will be opposed 35so that the inner thoughts of many will be revealed—and a sword will pierce your own soul too.' 36 There was also a prophet, Anna the daughter of Phanuel, of the tribe of Asher. She was of a great age, having lived with her husband for seven years after her marriage, 37then as a widow to the age of eighty-four. She never left the temple but worshipped there with fasting and prayer night and day. 38At that moment she came, and began to praise God and to speak about the child to all who were looking for the redemption of Jerusalem. 39 When they had finished everything required by the law of the Lord, they returned to Galilee, to their own town of Nazareth. 40The child grew and became strong, filled with wisdom; and the favour of God was upon him.

For additional notes and resources check out Douglas’ website.IntroductionSilas is mainly referred to in Acts 15-18. “Silas” first appears in Acts 15:22. He is referred to by his full name, Silvanus, in 2 Cor 1:19; 1 Thess 1:1; 2 Thess 1:1; and 1 Pet 5:12.His ministry is rich:Silas is a prophet—one of two who encourage the faithful in Antioch (15:32). In some sense, bringing the Word of God—or a word from God.He's also a writer. He assisted both Paul (1 Thess 1:1; 2 Thess 1:1) and Peter (1 Pet 5:12).And he is Paul's colleague in ministry. After Paul's disagreement with Barnabas, Paul takes Silas with him (in lieu of Barnabas himself) on the trip to the cities where Paul and Barnabas had established congregations (Acts 15:40). Compared with Barnabas, Silas is perhaps more an assistant than a partner. Nevertheless, especially considering their Philippian experience, they must have been bonded.Acts 16:19-40The situation in Acts 16:16ff. – economic motivation for persecution.Notice the verbs: seized, dragged, stripped, beaten, flogged, thrown, fastened.Lack of due process. Both Paul and Silas were Roman citizens. When I’m treated unfairly, do I pout?I often assumed these were happy songs. Maybe so, yet the Psalms include many darker, though situationally more appropriate, prayers.Praying and singing are excellent therapy for the cuts and bruises, and even for the injustice.The miraculous release reminds us of Peter’s release from prison in Acts 12.Further:Thessalonica: After Paul and Silas had passed through Amphipolis and Apollonia (Acts 17:1). Some of them were persuaded and joined Paul and Silas (17:4a). While they were searching for Paul and Silas to bring them out to the assembly. (17:5b).Berea: That very night the believers sent Paul and Silas off to Berea (17:10). When Paul leaves Thessalonica, Silas stays behind with Timothy, and is thereafter associated exclusively with him and only secondarily with Paul (17:14, 17:15b, 18:5a).Corinth: Preached there along with Paul and Timothy (Acts 18:5). The trio are also mentioned in 2 Cor 1:19.For us:Don’t be afraid of opposition. An extra reason—besides Jesus’ and Paul’s promise that it is unavoidable, and Peter’s promise that the spirit of glory will rest upon us—is relational. It draws people together when they shareabout their hardships—or share them, going through them together.When you’re in trouble, sing (Acts 16:25)!Be faithful. Peter tells us Silas is a “faithful” brother.We will not be perfect, but we can be faithful.It’s nice when busy people need us, and can depend on us. Silas was such a person.Accept differing degrees of closeness between Christians, even when they spend a significant amount of time together.Consider Jesus and the 3, or Paul and Timothy.And that’s okay! Be content to be the "number two guy."

Define and Deliver - https://drkellyhenry.com/ Time Stamps: Intro - Education - What I Wish I’d Known Before Going into Chiropractic - Helping Customers Feel Valued – Sending Thank-you grams – 10:20Advice for Discovering your niche – 15:44Growing All Along the Way – 17:30Building his coaching business framework – 18:40The importance of a coach’s vision – 20:16His Favorite Stat for Improving Customer Service – 24:32The importance of consistent customer service – 26:39The best way to grow a business – 28:37Tools to keep track of his business – 30:00(Full show notes on the website (like Thomas Frank) Memorable Quotes: Be the best part of their dayBe service minded, not sales minded – 14:00There’s no such thing as failure, there is only feedback – 17:32Some people live and learn, others just live – 18:00When emotions are high, logic is low – 22:04

Today, while everyone's bitching and moaning about 2020, Den talks about the very best moments of 2020. Hear Den's refreshing take on this year, plus... a ton of spookily-effective business tips you can implement right now!Here is a peek at what you'll hear:The single most underrated attribute for growing a business. (It's easy to spot business owners who don't have this attribute -  they're the ones working harder than an ugly stripper and earning even less. - 0:30)Wicked good Video Business Accelerator success stories. - 1:30Gloriously entertaining conversations Den had with potential clients who he had to turn down. -2:30The #1 difference between Den's most successful clients and the people Den turns away. (FACT: Not everyone is a good fit for Den's Video Accelerator Business program. If you're considering getting coached by Den and you sound like the people Den describes at 3:45, then this program ain't for you, Freckles.)What Den just released to the market place that can potentially help a lot of fledgling filmmakers grow their business - fast! - 5:004 reasons why Den thought 2020 was a great year! - 7:40The sordid truth about business nobody wants to talk about. - 8:00Why adopting the "It's always my fault" mindset could be the most positive thing you ever do. - 9:25A big tip-off that a filmmaker has the business acumen of a bucket of pig shit. - 10:15The “two-word sentence” that can probably solve 80% of business owners' business problems. -10:55How “tweaking” your email inbox can help grow your business  - 11:50Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/ Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Being Your Own Best FriendIn this episode, herdacious host Lorelei chats with Sapna about looking within oneself and loving who you find. Sapna highlights the need to spend more time learning about our own needs and goals, allowing us to bravely move forward from a place of self love. Whether we're adopting a growth mindset or pinpointing borrowed goals, Sapna reminds us of the importance of self-empowerment: loving who we see in the mirror and giving that person the grace to become the best version of ourselves. We’ve all got a lot of love to give, and in this final episode of the season, let’s learn to give more of it to ourselves!Host: Lorelei GonzalezCo-host: Sapna AggarwalSapna Aggarwal is an Austin-based ICF Professional Certified Mindset NeuroCoach, Master Business Coach, Self-Leadership Coach with additional training in TCM modality and neuroscience. Through a clearly laid out process using neuroscience principles steeped in neuroplasticity, Sapna helps women fine tune their intuition, access their wisdom, reveal the unconscious beliefs and rewire their brain for success so they can define their priorities, actions, and direction with ease. As a master business coach, Sapna recognizes the value of personal development in accelerating careers and businesses. She also teaches courses on taking personal inventory, “a business of one” mindset and customize evidence-based coaching tools and training for her private and group coaching clients.Things you will learn in this episode (chapter markers available): Self love?! 2:00The morning routine 5:08Time is of the utmost essence 9:40The virtuous cycle 12:42Mindset for personal success 15:12Defining parameters 21:00Individual empowerment 26:52Femme fact: Women in 2020 30:40Resources mentioned in this episode: INCITE (app)I Choose Bold (Sapna’s guidebook)Dr. Joe Dispenza (neuroscientist) JOURNEY8 (app) Just-a-minute.org (meditation resource)Tiny Habits by BJ Fogg (book)Episode sponsors: HERdacity Moonray Looking for additional resources on this topic? Check out our blog post “Women Crushing It Wednesday | Sapna Aggarwal” Loved what you heard on herdacious and want to share with friends? Tag us and connect with HERdacity on social media:Twitter: @herdacityFacebook: @HERdacity Instagram: @herdacityLinkedIn: HERdacity Email: herdacious@herdacity.orgFor up to date information on HERdacity events, webinars, podcasts, and community activities, join our newsletter here. Disclaimer: While we appreciate our sponsors' support in making this show possible, herdacious content is curated with integrity and honesty.Support the show (http://herdacity.org/donate/)

On today's show we're joined by the incredibly brave Michelle Kendall - advocate, medical cannabis patient and creator of documentary 'Schedule 1'. Michelle shares with us her incredible personal journey of using medical cannabis to manage ovarian cancer, including how a protocol of high dose THC shrunk the size of her tumour, kept her cancer in remission, and helped her manage symptoms. → View full show notes and summary here: https://www.cannabis-conversation.com/blogs/episode90About MichelleMichelle Kendall never expected to be a Cannabinoid Oncology pioneer, but after fighting terminal ovarian cancer for 5 years, that is where she landed.  3 years into her diagnosis she was introduced to Cannabis, and to her utter shock it shrank her tumour.  A passion for science led her to peer reviewed pre-clinical literature, where she was astonished by the anti tumour properties of Cannabis compounds.  Out of medical options, she hopes Cannabis will keep her in remission. QuotablesWe have to think of cannabis as a giant basket of pharmacology, there are 550 compounds, and it appears that so many of them are biologically pharmacologically active 26:35If I was a graduate student right now, I would be getting myself trained up in cannabinoid pharmacology as fast as I could - it's going to keep researchers busy for a decade 24:40The fact that we have to fight so hard for the science of something that is so groundbreaking and saving people's lives is just pathetic 25:35ResourcesWatch Schedule 1 Documentary: https://www.schedule1movie.com/Follow Schedule 1 Documentary on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schedule1movie/Follow Schedule 1 Documentary on Twitter: https://twitter.com/schedule1movie

Today’s guitar villain is Bumblefoot. The unmistakeable wall of sound behind the bands Asia, and Sons of Apollo, Ron 'Bumblefoot' Thal is one of the most creative and staggeringly good guitar players you’ll find. With his trusty double neck Vigier, containing both a standard and fretless six string neck, Bumblefoot crafts riffs and licks that will make you wonder if what you’re hearing can actually come from human fingers. With an obsession for hot sauce and a powerful braided beard that would make even John Petrucci do a double take, you’re in for a real treat on this episode of Guitar Villains.Intro and Bumblefoot's supervillain alter-ego: 0:00Burning Questions: 9:30Name Those Notes: 12:20The best guitar teachers all do this: 33:00The power of the bebop scale: 37:00The melody is not for itself: 39:40The hardest and easiest thing about guitar: 41:13A fretless guitar mini-lesson: 44:15 The weirdest tour stories you’ll ever hear: 47:26The spooky tale of the haunted stage and ghostly guitar pick: 49:15Bumblefoot’s favorite airplane album: 52:48Bumblefoot’s dream band: 54:04Bumblefoot’s supervillain advice: 55:03Bumblefoot's WebsiteBumblefoot's Hot SaucesSign up for Guitar Super System, the most popular independent guitar learning platform on the internet: https://bit.ly/GVBF007

Allyship with Women and Parents in the WorkplaceIn this episode, herdacious host Lorelei chats with Harold about being an ally to our co-workers with less privilege. Harold highlights his experience as an investor seeking out women-led businesses, his intentionality regarding supporting unique and diverse perspectives, as well as engaging with the unfamiliar. Harold encourages us to leverage our influence and power to propel women and parents forward in their professional endeavors. From hiring diverse talent to being the first “yes” one needs for successful entrepreneurship, Harold calls to both men and women -- your allyship holds more power than you would believe. Use it unapologetically, as if it was the best bottle of ketchup you’ve ever encountered (if you know, you know). Host: Lorelei GonzalezCo-host: Harold HughesHarold Hughes is the founder & CEO of Bandwagon – a venture-backed identity infrastructure company that helps its customers transparently manage, aggregate, and store valuable consumer identity data. A man of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Harold is actively involved in his community participating on the Board of Directors for Rebuild Upstate and Visit Greenville. He serves as a board member for Women@Austin, a non-profit that focuses on the advancement of women entrepreneurs as they grow their companies. Harold is an active angel investor, investing in women, people of color, and Black founder-led companies. Harold Hughes is a “Triple Tiger” graduate of Clemson University where he received Bachelors degrees in both Economics and Political Science, before pursuing a graduate certificate in Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Stanford University. Things you will learn in this episode (chapter markers available): Why this matters 2:30 The evolution of allyship 6:55Intentional language 8:40The male role 13:00Some fatherly advice 19:20Future generations 23:15Femme fact: Women in the Armed Forces 28:35Resources mentioned in this episode: Women@Austin (community) The Fourth Floor (community)Harold’s Twitter (social media)Link to show transcript here.Episode sponsors: HERdacity Moonray Looking for additional resources on this topic? Check out our blog post “5 Ways to Create Space for Feedback” Loved what you heard on herdacious and want to share with friends? Tag us and connect with HERdacity on social media:Twitter: @herdacityFacebook: @HERdacity Instagram: @herdacityLinkedIn: HERdacity For up to date information on HERdacity events, webinars, podcasts, and community activities, join our newsletter here. Disclaimer: While we appreciate our sponsors' support in making this show possible, herdacious content is curated with integrity and honesty.Support the show (http://herdacity.org/donate/)

Today we have Tim Arch in the studio. Tim is one of Den's very first coaching clients. In this revealing episode, Tim reveals why he joined Den's coaching program and gives an honest to God review of Den's coaching, and... gives down-n-dirty details on how it's moved the needle in his video production business.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:How to avoid running around like a headless freelancer! - (OK. So the answer's a little biased with this one, but hey, the proof is in the pudding, and Tim says this solution taste damn good! - 2:00) Tim's big 2018 "wake up call" that rattled him to his very core. (This made ponying up and join Den's coaching program an absolute no-brainer! - 3:30) Why outsourcing all video editing can potentially be the single most profitable thing a video production freelancer ever does. - 6:00 The 8-letter word that's considered a “dirty” word amongst video production freelancers. - 7:15 How putting down your camera, outsourcing all production work, and just working on your business can get your creative juices flowing like Guinness on St Patrick's Day. - 12:20 The most common answer videographers give when asked what their biggest challenge in business is. (Sadly, very few of them are prepared to pony up to solve this problem mentioned at 15;00)The single best investment any business owner can make in their business that essentially won't cost them a red cent! In fact, it will make them money! - 15:40 The downside to most free online business content. - 16:00A ridiculously simple thing you can do to dramatically increase your odds of you hitting all your business goals. Listen up at 18:00 How advertising to LESS people can get you MORE new business. - 22:40The most moronic answer ever to the question: who's your target market? (Hear this criminally stupid - yet all too common - answer at 23:40)Den drops an absolute gem on niching down that's worth replaying at least 10 times! (This is not glamorous or exciting, but if you heed these wise words, you can get ready for some handsome paydays! - 24:10Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Connect with Tim Arch on LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/brand-photography-video-melb/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/ Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today’s Guitar Villain is Joe Satriani. Known in his truest form as a literal alien, Satriani’s music can certainly transport you to various places in the universe, and after paving the way for so many guitar players after him, Satch is still the master of the six-string sonic highway we’re all driving down. With dozens of Grammy nominations and what seems like an endless catalogue of music, Joe is constantly innovating and always inspiring in the realm of guitar, and if you know me, you know how pumped I am for this episode of Guitar Villains.Intro and Joe Satriani's supervillain alter-ego: 0:00Burning Questions: 13:45Name Those Notes: 29:33Joe's latest album, Shapeshifting and his studio recording tips: 44:45Joe's Shapeshifting gear choices: 48:35Joe's favorite airplane album: 53:15The Satriani title-track phenomenon: 55:03Joe Satriani's dream band: 57:35Joe's supervillain advice: 59:40The brilliance of Eddie Van Halen (this podcast was recorded just hours prior to the news of Eddie's passing–I thought I'd timestamp this comment Joe made): 1:01:45Check out Joe's latest album, Shapeshifting, streaming everywhere now: http://bit.ly/JS_GuitarVillainsSign up for Guitar Super System, the most popular independent guitar learning platform on the internet: http://bit.ly/GVJS002

Going Deeper1. Write down what you think your top four values are for your personal life.2. If a consultant followed you around for two weeks, which of these four values do you think they would say are true of your life and which ones are aspirational?3. Of Westside’s seven values, which one gets you the most excited?4. Which one do you think will be the most challenging?Teaching NotesOur values drive the decisions we makeHow we get there matters.Values are like Guardrails - they are boundaries that keep us on track.Our 7 Values:Jesus – It’s all about Jesus“What is more, I consider everything a loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord, for whose sake I have lost all things. I consider them garbage, that I may gain Christ.”Philippians 3:8Unity – We are better together“…that they may be one as we are one.”John 17:22Prayer – We won’t move without prayer“When you have lifted up the Son of Man, then you will know that I am he and that I do nothing on my own but speak just what the Father has taught me.”John 8:28God’s Word – We live and die by it“Jesus answered Satan when Satan was tempting him in the garden, ‘It is written: ‘Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.’”Matthew 4:4Faith – We are Kingdom risk-takers“We gave you strict orders not to teach in this name…Yet you have filled Jerusalem with your teaching…”Acts 5:28“We must obey God rather than human beings!”Acts 5:29Their value is driving their decisions and actions.“They ordered them not to speak in the name of Jesus, and let them go.” Acts 5:40The apostles left the Sanhedrin, rejoicing because they had been counted worthy of suffering disgrace for the Name. Day after day, in the temple courts and from house to house, they never stopped teaching and proclaiming the good news that Jesus is the Messiah. Acts 5:41-42The Lost, The Last, The Least – This is who we pursue“Jesus said, ‘Truly I tell you, whenever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’”Matthew 25:40“When you give a luncheon or dinner, do not invite your friends, your brothers or sisters, your relatives, or your rich neighbors; if you do, they may invite you back and so you will be repaid. But when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, and you will be blessed. Although they cannot repay you, you will be repaid at the resurrection of the righteous.” Luke 14:12-14“Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress…” James 1:27Generosity – God is generous, so are we“…he saved us, not because of righteous things we had done, but because of his mercy. He saved us through the washing of rebirth and renewal by the Holy Spirit, whom he poured out on us generously through Jesus Christ our Savior, so that, having been justified by his grace, we might become heirs having the hope of eternal life. Titus 3:5-7“A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.”Proverbs 11:25Sunday Set ListWe Praise You- Bethel MusicWhat a Beautiful Name- Hillsong WorshipNo Longer Slaves- Bethel MusicHoly Holy Holy (Nicaea)- John Bacchus DykesBe sure to follow our Spotify Worship Playlist, updated weekly with the upcoming Sunday’s set!

Athlete CEO Podcast How to Coach and How to Be CoachedWhat makes Derek Jeter who he is? What made him great? Coach Dana Cavalea is the former Director of Strength & Conditioning and Performance for the New York Yankees. He joins Brandon and Erik Averill on Athlete CEO to discuss what goes into a “Championship Mindset” and why mental balance is a key for success regardless of business or profession. Guest: Dana Cavalea“Habits of a Champion”Twitterhttps://danacavalea.com/ 2:12Define what is performance and how Dana would define being a champion.Dana Cavalea “You need to be better tomorrow than you are today.”3:01There is no one size fits all. You have to know what works for you. You don’t enhance performance by taking a pill or vitamin once, you get better over time by doing the right things. 4:40“Performance Coach” or “Life Coach” seem to be modern buzzwords. Dana describes his journey and what led him to becoming a life coach, which starts with interning for free with the New York Yankees while in college at the University of Southern Florida.6:26After Dana figured out he wasn’t going to be a professional ballplayer, he followed his passion of training and getting ready for the season, and investigated ways he could make that into a profession.9:25When Dana learned how you can literally go from one side of the fence to the other side of the fence in 24 hours. He had to make some significant sacrifices at the age of 19 that many others that age wouldn’t be willing to make, in order to fulfill his dream of being involved with the New York Yankees.11:17How did Dana end up becoming the Yankees head performance coach at just 23 years old.12:45Dana says he didn’t really know anything about the job he had, that he was just getting started, but he did recognize the importance of truly knowing people and caring about people. Dana Cavalea “Life is bar it’s your job to tend it.”14:18Dana saw an opportunity after starting off as a trainer to become an asset manager of human capital and he came up with a “Player Profile” that became a screening process to identify risk16:19The idea of the growth mindset or a “Champions’ Mindset” and how Cavalea incorporates that into his training and evaluation. Dana Cavalea: “It requires you to do things that the average person doesn't do. It encourages you and forces you to be somebody that's different than everybody else, because champions are different than everybody else. You have to act different, be different, present yourself different, and when you do those things, you get different results than everybody else, which is what champions do, which is what high performers do.”19:20The championship mentality is not just effective for athletes either, it plays big in the business and investment world as well. So many of the people Dana works with in the business world have a life changing event, like a heart attack, or something, that forces them to work on the mental and physical side of their health.26:40The idea of work/life balance from the lens of Dana’s work. Dana believes it’s important to compartmentalize your day and own their schedules.Dana Cavalea: “Own your schedule, own your day, own your life.”  29:40What made Derek Jeter, Jorge Posada, Mariano Rivera and the Yankees legends that Cavalea was working with different? Amazingly, it’s that they weren’t “overworking.”38:00 The identity crisis all professional athletes go through when they’re no longer professional athletes. What are Dana’s tips on trying to figure out the next stage of your life?39:10Don’t identify with a title, identify with a process. If you subscribe to that belief you are going to be defied by the processes you undergo everyday.41:28Dana Cavalea on the importance of values and processes.Dana: “When you get too attached or the title of what you do, it becomes really dangerous, because you lose the rest of you and without the rest of you, you lose your edge.”44:02As a coach you have to meet people where they are, because every person is different.48:09Dana has also written children’s books about raising championship families and how we have to understand that we are constantly growing as people. 50:02One of the most important lessons Dana learned about parenting and how to be a champion parent.Dana Cavalea: “You can override their difficulty through your own surrender. Don’t try to control and dominate. Release and surrender.”52:31A great story from Dana about his relationship with Mariano Rivera and what made him special in terms of elite performance in the biggest moments. Listen and Subscribe to the Athlete CEO podcast with Brandon and Erik Averill from Athlete Wealth Management on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever else you listen to podcasts.

The Power of Body Language and Using It EffectivelyIn this episode, herdacious host Lorelei chats with Lisa Mitchell to discuss the nuance of body language in the workplace and how we can use it to exude confidence. Lisa explains that our non-verbal cues do the talking for us and, oftentimes, create a lasting impression with our colleagues. From arm crossing to the way we claim our physical space at the office, Lisa explains that our actions communicate more about ourselves than we realize. Our actions truly do speak louder than words and we have the power to control those messages. Host: Lorelei GonzalezCo-host: Lisa MitchellLisa started Power Body Language where she specializes in empowering men & women to communicate with confidence, increase their influence, and negotiate with results. At Power Body Language, Lisa teaches proven non verbal techniques to instantly become more confident and charismatic in any situation, be heard, seen, and valued in any environment, and to clearly set expectations and negotiate in a powerful way to achieve the desired outcome. Things you will learn in this episode (chapter markers available): Body language importance 1:30 Your secret professional superpower 3:00Gender differences 8:39Space and positioning 12:00 Confident and influential 15:40The good, the bad, and the ugly 17:30 Gestures 22:38Virtual awareness 27:00 Femme fact: Hua Mulan 30:45Resources mentioned in this episode: Power Body Language (coaching) How to Read Body Language on Video Calls (free guidebook)Science of People (website)Lisa’s social media: YouTube - lisamitchellexpertInstagram & TikTok - @lisamitchellindyLink to show transcript here. Episode sponsors: HERdacity Moonray Looking for additional resources on this topic? Check out our blog post “4 Steps to Running an Effective Meeting”Loved what you heard on herdacious and want to share with friends? Tag us and connect with HERdacity on social media:Twitter: @herdacityFacebook: @HERdacity Instagram: @herdacityLinkedIn: HERdacity For up to date information on HERdacity events, webinars, podcasts, and community activities, join our newsletter here. Disclaimer: While we appreciate our sponsors' support in making this show possible, herdacious content is curated with integrity and honesty.Support the show (http://herdacity.org/donate/)

Making a career change after 40 to do something you love is tempting, and risky...and it can be incredibly rewarding!Patti Haus went from working with an Engineering regulator to becoming a conversion copywriter - with a few other creative stops along the way...In this interview podcast episode Patti shares with Shandra:What golf had to do with starting her businessWhat her dream was and wasn'tAdvantages and disadvantages of starting a business after 40The reality of money mindset issues and pricingSomething her daughter said that made her realise how impactful her career change was3 tips for anyone starting out in a new businessIf you'd like to connect with Patti you can do that here:Website - www.pattihaus.comInstagram - @pattihausPlus, given that money is a major part of any transition to starting and growing your own business, here's an invitation for you to do a quick 5 minute, tick a box Money Breakthrough Quiz so you can learn more about the 5 Money Zones - the blindspots that can hold you back from earning what you're worth - and find out which one you should focus on first to have the biggest impact on you creating a profitable business and a lifestyle you love.You can access the quiz here: https://www.thetransitlounge.com/moneyquiz/Thanks for listening!

Amber Naslund achieved what so many of us dream of: starting her own company and being her own boss. She was on top of the world until, in her own words, her company "failed spectacularly" a few years in.After she emerged from the ruins of her company, she secured a good job and moved on with her life. Until she was laid off.So she secured another good job. And was laid off....again.That was when it hit her: why are we always chasing the next thing? Why don't we appreciate the important things we have right now?Today, Amber is a senior content marketing evangelist at LinkedIn. In this episode, we dive into:How Amber felt she had a chip on her shoulder to prove herselfThe key lessons she learned when her company failedThe importance of pausing in the moment to evaluate what you need (even when it's as simple as needing a drink of water)How the universe is grabbing us to get our attentionWhat it's like to feel that your best years are behind you at age 40The sickness Amber felt while her business was falling apartThe lessons she’s learned that are shaping how she wants to architect her lifeWays to deal with impostor syndromeAppreciating the people who believe in the work you’re doing and not forgetting themThe dangers of faking it till you make it

Salary Negotiation Strategies and Tools for Women In this episode, herdacious host Lorelei chats with Jacqueline Twillie to discuss the salary negotiation toolbox. Many of us can struggle with conversations around salary and monetary promotions in the workplace; Jacqueline coaches us through the steps of building self-confidence to find our voice around these fiscal issues. From prepping for the negotiation conversation to dodging the trap of over-explanation, we get equipped with the strategies we need to secure our hard-earned futures. Host: Lorelei GonzalezCo-host: Jacqueline Twillie Jacqueline Twillie is the founder of ZeroGap, a training and development firm that specializes in leadership curriculum for women who work in male-dominated industries. Jacqueline is the Amazon Best Selling Author of “Navigating the Career Jungle: A Guide for Young Professionals.” She is passionate about eliminating the gender wage gap by teaching women to negotiate and providing leadership resources to women to reach and thrive in top positions. Things you will learn in this episode (chapter markers available): Confidence in negotiation 1:32 Do’s and Dont's 2:20Female specific challenges 9:10Developing our negotiation skills 15:15Negotiating in economic hardship 17:20Getting creative 20:40The networking-negotiation relationship 23:48The "low ball" offer 27:55Timing mindfulness (don’t be the eager beaver) 31:40 Femme fact: AP Style update “Black” 34:16Resources mentioned in this episode: Salary.comPayscale.comGlassdoor.comLeanin.orgDon’t Leave Money on the Table by Jacqueline Twillie (book) The Negotiation Workbook by Jacqueline Twillie (companion guide)Link to show transcript here. Episode sponsors: HERdacity Movement Maker Tribe Looking for additional resources on this topic? Check out our webinar “Ladies, Don’t Leave Money on the Table | Jacqueline V. Twillie” Loved what you heard on herdacious and want to share with friends? Tag us and connect with HERdacity on social media:Twitter: @herdacityFacebook: @HERdacity Instagram: @herdacityLinkedIn: HERdacity For up to date information on HERdacity events, webinars, podcasts, and community activities, join our newsletter here. Disclaimer: While we appreciate our sponsors' support in making this show possible, herdacious content is curated with integrity and honesty.Support the show (http://herdacity.org/donate/)

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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)

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

In Episode 73 we start the first of a three part series exploring Women and Leadership with our guest host Kate Radford, the Associate Director for Leadership Education & Development at Clemson University, and her guest Dr. Julie Owen, Associate Professor of Leadership Studies at George Mason University and Author of We are the Leaders we’ve been waiting for: women and leadership development in college (2020). 00:00 Intro 02:15 Getting to know Julie 10:50 Creating a text for women and leadership 18:34 Addressing imposter syndrome 20:12 Inspiration in completing the book 24:40 The difference between feminine and feminist leadership 32:20 Audience for the book 39:30 A call to action 43:45 Critical leadership studies 48:57 Intersectional feminism 52:03 Women’s’ leadership efficacy and capacity disconnect 60:34 Critical hope 63:39 What to expect in the rest of the series 65:39 Outro Facebook: www.facebook.com/SALead Twitter: @naspaslpkc @julie_gmu Instagram: NASPA_SLPKC https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__styluspub.presswarehouse.com_browse_book_9781642670097_We-2Dare-2Dthe-2DLeaders-2DWe-2Dve-2DBeen-2DWaiting-2DFor&d=DwMGaQ&c=7Q-FWLBTAxn3T_E3HWrzGYJrC4RvUoWDrzTlitGRH_A&r=KKcQhtsC3j6NkmXdoC1Ma-wArI89OjD4GCNtVysN1xU&m=XJQ152KX2WM9VcXHOPslM4GWxHn3Op1C05Y1FjCDX3s&s=vA3BGoiF77shG1P1OTRBbb8QSnH_J18vESURVjDMviM&e=

In this episode, I sit down with Phil Sorrentino, Creative Director at QVC. We talk about music, making music, music theory, music technology, and the origin of creative ideas. All this and more on this short and sweet episode with Phil!People don’t watch tv like they used to - 1:22The beauty of the QVC sell - 3:36What Phil learned from DJ’ing - 5:33What Phil thinks you need for a solid podcast setup - 7:00Phil talks about music production - 9:02How do you put music together as a beginner? - 10:46The problem with learning music through YouTube videos - 12:20DJ’ing with vinyl and how to match a beat - 15:30How Phil got into music - 18:40 Nostalgia and Finding New Music as a Creative - 21:15Why Phil loves the band Tool - 23:11What Phil thinks about the best place to listen to new music - 27:02Why everyone needs to build their own “Napster” - 29:18How Phil keeps up with disruption - 30:39How do you push past the fear of creating or doing? - 33:40The ups and downs of ideas - 37:10Phil on mentoring designers - 42:00

3rd chapter: verses 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40The lecture was given by Swami Tattwamayananda on April 10, 2020.-36th verse: Arjuna’s question – “Impelled by what force, do we do unpleasant things, even though we are unwilling?”-37th verse: Lord Krishna says – Kāma (Desire) and Krodha (Anger) are the two great enemies. They are also linked to the two problems of Rāga (attachment) and Dvesha (Aversion), discussed in earlier verses.-33rd verse: Even a wise man is seen as following his natural, psychological disposition. This is true of even great mystics, but they do their natural duties, from a higher perspective. Story of Vyadha is discussed – he was a realized person, but did not give up his profession as a butcher.-34th verse: Our natural tendency is to have attraction or aversion to stimuli from the senses. Mind interprets experiences from these stimuli as Sukha (pleasant) - to which it develops attraction - or Duhkha (unpleasant) – to which it develops aversion.-If we allow mind to be enslaved by these sense stimuli, we are doomed - mind will waver with sukha and duhkha. Mind should be the master of the senses, not enslaved by them.-If we can free the mind from extreme attachment and aversion, we will conserve energy and mind will be in a state of equilibrium.-Mallinātha defines Rāga as: We remember certain experiences of the past that are stored in Chittam. We feel a strange attachment towards them, even though we know it is spiritual slavery.-Patanjali discusses Rāga as something that brings external enjoyment that is momentary. Once it disappears, what is left is unhappiness. Happiness is nothing but temporary absence of unhappiness.-Rāga can be given a spiritual promotion with Bhakti. If you want to love something, have love for something sublime and transcendental. Love God. This sublimation of mental disposition is called Bhakti – it becomes a tool for our spiritual progress.-Dvesha can also be given a spiritual promotion. Have aversion towards things that are not good for us or humanity.-35th verse: It is better to practice one’s own Swadharma, even if practiced imperfectly, than doing someone else’s work in a perfect manner.-Examples of danger when entrapped by sense objects are provided from the animal kingdom. Deer (sense of hearing), Elephant (sense of touch). Moth (sense of seeing), Fish (sense of taste), Bee (sense of smell). Each of these creatures reaches death as they are guided by one of their senses. What to speak of humans who have five senses active all the time.-The intellect should control the mind, which should control the senses. Then senses then become obedient and useful instruments.-37th verse: Kāma and Krodha are the two enemies that draw our mind to actions that we don’t want to do. There are four other enemies: lobha (greed), moha (ignorance), mada (pride), mātsarya (envy). Kāma is the chief enemy.-When kāma emerges in mind, we direct efforts to fulfill it. If we are successful, we are happy. If not, we get angry. Anger leads to delusion, which leads to loss of memory – at that point, senses take control of our whole personality.-This happens despite intellectual awareness, as mind and intellect do not co-operate. Religion and philosophy are tools to free the mind from senses.-38th and 39th verse: As fire is covered by smoke, mirror by dust and embryo by amnion – so also, mind is enveloped by kāma and krodha. Knowledge is covered by kāma – it is like a fire that should be controlled.-Kālidāsa’s Kumārasambhavam: “Youth, money, power – each individually can lead to one’s downfall, if one has no spiritual common sense. What to speak of all them combined together”.-40th verse: Kāma resides in the antaḥkaraṇa (mainly mind), five senses of perception and five senses of action. Antaḥkaraṇa refers to four compartments: mana, buddhi, chitta, ahamkara.-When kāma enters the mind, it activates the senses of perception and action, prompting them to fulfill the desire. Slightest failure can have a devastating effect on a mind that is not in control of senses.-Ancient ayurvedic verse from Sushruta Samhita, emphasizes that physical health needs to be complemented with a pleasantly disposed and contented mind, senses and spirit.-This is only possible by linking the mind to the transcendental because psychological problems can only be solved at the spiritual level. Mind can be given a higher orientation by feeding it with spiritual ideas – then it becomes stable. Then it can look beyond the world of senses. It remains steady in pain and pleasure, happiness and adversity.

Today, we have Ben Simkin in the studio.Who is Ben Simkin?Ben Simkin is the founder of BusinessNET, a leading Online Marketing Firm that to-date has increased clients' sales by over $1.45 billion. BusinessNET provide end-to-end marketing and sales services to established companies worldwide.In other words, Ben Simkin is a very successful and a plenty smart dude.If you're wanting to ramp up your productivity and achieve more than you ever thought possible, then listen closely to this episode and prepare to take notes.Here's a sneak peek at Den and Ben's chat: The "HBU" theory. This is perhaps the greatest (and the most powerful and effective) productivity concept ever invented. This was discovered by a genius economist from the 18th-century named Dr. Irving Fisher. - 4:00Jay Abraham's (world-renowned marketing wizard) bizarre (yet powerful) “cat in a cottage” story. This little story will open your eyes up to new opportunities you might have previously overlooked, and... make you think twice before you go and check your social media notifications. - 5:00What NEVER to put on your smartphone if you want to become more productive. - 6:30The single most important thing to teach your team, customers or employees that will dramatically boost YOUR productivity. - 7:25The little-known 24-Hour rule. (this will make you more efficient, and...it will make you seem more professional to your clients and customer, too. - 8:00The strange note Ben has hung up in his house that gives him more energy during the day. - 9:50Ben talks about The Freedom fallacy. - 10:50The "daily coin flip" exercise that highlights a horrible flaw in human nature. Fascinating stuff. - 12:40The best explanation you'll ever hear on the popular "Be, Do, Have" concept. - 13:00An incredibly dull and boring productivity tip that can quite possibly double your productivity. - 15:00A little-known book every business person should read if they want to ramp up their productivity and streamline their business systems. (This book was written in 1984 by a brilliant business scientist named Dr. Goldratt. - 16:50)Advice for business owners you'd be nuts not to take. - 17:00The strange (and totally illogical and irrational) secret to life transformation. This admittedly strange secret is quoted in a movie from the late 90's featuring Ben Affleck.The “once-a-day habit” that leads to bursts of creativity. (Always feel stuck for ideas or can't come up with solutions to problems, then start doing what Den mentions at 25:20What counterintuitive thing high achievers do that ordinary folk think is a waste of time. - 26:00Why immediately writing down your ideas is a BAD idea, and what to do instead. - 26:50The case for joining a mastermind. - 31:00Learn more about Ben at https://businessnet.com.au/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

One man’s fame, success, and glory—and the story behind it allThis week’s guest is one my closest friends in the entire world—someone you might not expect but a person who has made one of the biggest impacts on my life. He was my model for navigating sobriety in the public eye and someone whom I immediately felt I knew and felt safe with—his name is Tony Mandarich.In this episode we dive into the story behind the glory and talk about Tony’s upbringing, his climb in athleticism and fame, playing football in college, to finally being drafted to the NFL. He opens up about his addictions and the three pivotal events that brought everything crashing down. Listen to this episode to hear how resilience, perseverance, and being fed up led one man to turn his life around from addiction and commit to a different kind of success and lifestyle—sobriety.Listen to this episode nowMore than just footballTony’s story is much more than just football. He starts by sharing his family background, how they escaped communism and immigrated from Croatia to a small town in Canada. As a young kid, Tony vividly remembers being 11 years old and writing down his dreams of one day playing in the NFL. When Tony turned 16, he realized he could not be scouted in Canada. He shares his brothers sacrifice to move him down to the States, and how that move was the beginning of everything. However, the fame, the success, the glory—Tony’s story is behind it all. For him, football is the platform and tool to carry his greater message. Addiction to “I’m done”He shares the moments and thoughts that led up to the first time he injected steroids, the psychological effects that are ten times more extreme than the physical ones, the three tragic events that spiraled him to his breaking point, and the specific events that led to him getting sober from alcohol and painkillers. Although Tony isn’t proud of some of his past, he has changed his virtues and values to align with who he wants to be. He uses football as a means to share his story, his addiction, his sobriety, and to give others hope. He speaks out about how he had nothing to lose anymore because he had lost everything and himself—how even if you are in a storm of pain, it’s important to trust that there is beauty on the other side. Tony MandarichToday, Tony is a successful and world-renowned photographer and public speaker. After retiring from football, he perfected his own craft as a professional photographer and achieved prominence and recognition for his uniquely compelling images. He lives in Scottsdale, Arizona.The goal is to get back to that innocence of what’s really fucking important 12:00 - tracyIf that's the competition, I need to up my game. 13:30 - tonyI need to catch up and when I catch up, i need to surpass 24:00 - tonyIn my opinion i think marijuana is more of a gateway. 27 - tonyIts crazy the lengths we will go to not feel and to take things to the next level. 30:15 - tracyIn order to rebuild the foundation you have to level it completely. 32:35 - tracyI had a bottle of 90 painkillers and i took 8-10 of them. 35:20 tonyI could watch them slipping out of the bottle into the air, into the water into the toilet and dissolving because they are made of gelatin and i remember the two words I said to myself, I’m done. I said, I’d rather be a boring sober person than a miserable drunk. 37:48 - tonyThere are some areas in my life that are as bad as they can get 41:15 - tonyI always come back to, Does that certain one make my life unimaginable? 43:40 - tonyEnabling an addict is an addiction 44:35 - tracyIt takes an army to keep someone in an addiction. 44:55 - tracyFor me probably one of the most dangerous things is time on my hands 46:25 - tonyThere is a certain core of everyone that will always be that person. 46:50 - tonyTurn devices, the extremes, the compulsions, into virtues, channel them into virtues. 47:10 - tonyI'm not as much a perfectionist and I used to be, because ive realized that my perfectionism or wanting to be perfect as i got older was more of a hindrance than a benefit. 48:15 - tony I don't care if im right anymore, I just want to be the most effective communicator especially to those I care about and that sometimes means eating a huge, huge plate of humble pie. 52:30 - tracyWhen I see someone walk through the middle of fire, it's the one word I really attach to things like that are resilience because it's not easy and just because you’re sober, life happens. 01:03:40The only thing that the 12 step program guarantees you is if you follow these steps we guarantee you sobriety, we don’t guarantee you an income. 1:04:01 As time has gone on, my road has gotten narrower on what I can do or can live with or can’t live with. 01:05:00“The goal is to get back to that innocence of what’s really f*cking important.” 11:58“As good as the effects are physically [of steroids] that people can see, the psychological effects you can multiply by ten.” 27:26 -Tony“It’s crazy the lengths we’ll go to to not feel.” 30:10“For us to really be willing to do whatever it takes to change our lives sometimes it requires such levels of pain that most people would never talk about, let alone ever wish to experience.” 33:10“I could watch [the pills] slipping out of the bottle, into the air, into the water, into the toilet dissolving because they’re made of gelatin, and I remember the two words that I said to myself—“I’m done.” 36:47 -Tony“I looked at my wife and said, ‘the fun is over. I’d rather be a boring sober person than a miserable drunk.’” 37:47 -Tony“Codependency and enabling an addict is an addiction.” 44:33“It’s not just the one who takes the substance—it takes an army to keep somebody in addiction.” 44:51“For me, one of the most dangerous things is time on my hands.” 46:26 -Tony“Turn the vices, the extremes, the compulsions into virtues.” 47:13 -Tony“Until it becomes painful enough, there’s nothing anybody can do to change you.” 69:15

THE TWO VIDEOS FOR THIS ONE WOULD BE HELPFUL: https://youtu.be/K7N1TxJm17k https://youtu.be/BSAEidhkFcU In this lesson, Dan talks pedals and pedalboards.  We take a tour round his board and a small tour round mine too.  Then we examine the question (from the perspective of a beginner) of what pedal someone could start out with.  Dan also gives his wisdom on some ways which you can keep in mind the big picture (perhaps of a pedalboard) and get the pedals which are the most useful. There’s a really big section in which Dan walks me through what the different uses of the Strymon Timeline are and also regularly demonstrates a wide range of pedals with examples. 00:00:33 Start of main lesson 00:02:11 Using the Timeline - set to Pink Floyd Run Like Hell 00:03:19 Timeline setting - Reverse Delay 00:04:30 Timeline setting for Purple Rain 00:05:12 With a lighter chorus sound 00:05:29 Ducking delay 00:05:50 Clean boost 00:06:27 Different boosts 00:06:52 Wah wah pedal on 00:07:19 Sweep Filter 00:07:43 With compression 00:08:00 Octave pedal effect 00:08:28 Delay for Pink Floyd's - Another Brick in the Wall 00:13:15 Dan playing through my pedalboard 00:13:30 Corona TC Electronic Chorus 00:14:11 Increasing the depth 00:14:26 Delay Boss DSD3 00:15:21 Sampler? 00:15:34 Boss compressor CS3 00:16:34 Using a compressor pedal as a clean boost 00:17:05 Boss Overdrive OD3 00:17:32 A little trick is to leave the drive down and use the level as a boost 00:18:11 Reverb HOF mini 00:18:47 Boss GE7 Equaliser 00:20:06 Stripping it back to beginner level 00:20:29 Running with the question - what pedal ought I buy? 00:20:40 The 'ice' delay setting - pitch shifted delay 00:24:09 Srtymon - Timeline 00:25:22 Timeline: The Wall 00:25:54 Timeline: Always 00:26:43 Timeline: Ice 00:26:49 Timeline: Duck 00:27:14 Timeline: Purple Rain 00:28:09 Timeline: Streets have no name 00:28:52 Timeline: Reverse delay 00:29:34 Timeline: Tape delay (slapback rock and roll) 00:30:10 Timeline: multi-tap (run like hell) 00:30:55 Dan's tips on what pedals to buy 00:31:18 Tremolo - slapback delay (50s) 00:31:30 Less delay, wah wah and fuzz (60s) 00:31:56 Analog delays and chorus (70s) 00:32:52 Chorus and big delay (80s) 00:34:50 Into the Great Wide Open through the looper as a basis for a jam track 00:37:54 First pedal for Dan would be an overdrive 00:41:01 Explanation of overdrive 00:44:27 A good idea for a second pedal - a clean boost 00:44:49 On a clean channel - take into a solo 00:47:37 On a drive setting - a similar application shows the difference in lift 00:50:15 Buffered vs true bypass 00:55:37 Another great pedal is a wah wah 01:01:18 Next suggestion is a compressor 01:03:07 Good for Country music 01:03:46 Using a slight driven sound the compressor sustains the notes 01:06:11 Next type of pedal we discuss is a phaser 01:07:18 Using a phaser on Money (Pink Floyd) 01:08:05 You do something to me - Paul Weller 01:10:12 Another pedal to consider is a flanger 01:11:44 Next pedal is a chorus 01:13:02 Demo - chorus 01:14:18 Tremolo effect 01:17:27 Dan explains how he practically uses his board live 01:20:01 What is delay? Quick rundown 01:26:30 Tying your cables together and prepping your board for a quick setup

I decided to theme 2020: unleash your inner power. Even though we can reassess ourselves at any time, to me this beginning of the new year feels like the perfect time to set my intentions of what kind of life I want to live and love. A time to live in my truth, speak up, advocate for what I stand for, embrace my full-self and share my gift to the world. In this episode, I exchange with Tedx talk speaker Janine Esbrand, a woman who stepped into HER power which improved her life to have it all. She is the hero of many career-driven women who find themselves overwhelmed, feeling unprepared for their new position or career, and often are at a crossroads between their own well-being, being present in their own personal lives and delivering high-quality work.She decided to trade her prestigious position with becoming a consultant lawyer and building her own business. Giving her the flexibility to focus on expanding her career as a coach so she could share her experience and efficient tools with other women transitioning to a consequential life shift. Fully embracing and unleashing her inner power actually led her to live a life in which she does everything she loves and has fun while doing so. Her work helps those women live more consciously in a way that they find balance in their lives. Janine created a beautiful supportive community of women who are living a life they chose. Today Janine and I talk about limiting beliefs, getting your power back, positive thinking, manifesting your goals into reality, finding your tribe, shining in your uniqueness and more.Listen to this gem!Namaste listeners,M-//GROW by learning - IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT: Limiting beliefs Finding your power aligned with the new youPositive thinking: seeing the glass half fullManifesting your goals into your reality through intention Finding your tribeInspiring others by shining in your uniqueness And so much more …CONNECT With JANINEWebsite: https://www.lightboxcoaching.com/Tedx Talk “The key ingredient to your career success”: https://youtu.be/YJGOWPMY1V8Podcast Career Beyond Motherhood: https://www.lightboxcoaching.com/podcast/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/CoachingwithLightbox/IG: https://www.instagram.com/careersbeyondmotherhood/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janineesbrand/ CONNECT WITH ME Website: www.wahayu.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/wahayu.agency/ FB: https://www.linkedin.com/company/wahayuagencyShow your love for the podcast by leaving a review and following our socials. READ the full blog post here:Https:// www.wahayu.com/blog -SUPPORT this self-produced podcastLeave a reviewSubscribe and Share Donate here - https://www.paypal.me/consciousmattersThank you! SKIP to your favorite part:Intro 00:00Guest presentation 01:40The episode starts at 05:20Outro 45:28SONG CREDITS"Innocence" - by my friend Tamaraebi - Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/ConsciousMatters)

Luke 2:40–52     40The child [Jesus] grew and became strong, filled with wisdom. And the favor of God was upon him.     41Now his parents went to Jerusalem every year at the Feast of the Passover. 42And when he was twelve years old, they went up according to custom. 43And when the feast was ended, as they were returning, the boy Jesus stayed behind in Jerusalem. His parents did not know it, 44but supposing him to be in the group they went a day’s journey, but then they began to search for him among their relatives and acquaintances, 45and when they did not find him, they returned to Jerusalem, searching for him. 46After three days they found him in the temple, sitting among the teachers, listening to them and asking them questions. 47And all who heard him were amazed at his understanding and his answers. 48And when his parents saw him, they were astonished. And his mother said to him, “Son, why have you treated us so? Behold, your father and I have been searching for you in great distress.” 49And he said to them, “Why were you looking for me? Did you not know that I must be in my Father’s house?” 50And they did not understand the saying that he spoke to them. 51And he went down with them and came to Nazareth and was submissive to them. And his mother treasured up all these things in her heart.     52And Jesus increased in wisdom and in stature and in favor with God and man.

What kind of framework and research do we need to build a strong cannabis sector?This week we're joined by Don Bellamy, experienced Life Sciences Executive who has worked in the healthcare industry for 27 years across pharmaceutical companies such as Novatis and AstraZeneca, and for Canopy Growth - the largest cannabis company in the world.Don shares his perspectives from the world of Big Pharma and Big Canna, as we investigate further into regulatory frameworks within the industry, rules & regulations, and the troubles we face harvesting reliable data. Episode SummaryDon has been in the healthcare industry for 27 years, working for big pharma in a variety of different roles across the world As his career developed, he saw the industry change around him and started to feel like his passion wasn't there anymore.Don went on to work within smaller pharma and biotech which he found more fulfilling. Two and a half years ago, Canopy Growth offered him work within the cannabis space. Don became very convinced that the industry had huge potential and that there was a job to be done - to be able to help patients.Don describes his time at Canopy Growth as a ‘great starting point' for his work within the industry.Don suggests that in broad terms, the North Americans are more relaxed about regulation and more liberal about the use of cannabis within a wellness and a recreational environment. In Canada, there is more of an active debate around how cannabis should be used. There are more doctors in Canada who are willing to give cannabis a go - who by doing so have discovered new things about the way in which they should prescribe it and its applications. In the UK, none of the political parties have spoken about cannabis in any sense within their manifestos. This is a stark difference to Canada, where Justin Trudeau who set out to legalise cannabis and followed through on his claim.Don would like to see approaches to cannabis coming firstly from a medical point of view, with education and understanding being taught to us, just like alcohol. The majority of cannabis companies are start ups and do not have access to large amounts of data which can be used to back up claims. Don suggests that if a product was conceived which mixed cannabinoids with opiates, it may be a significant way of reducing opiate load. He suggests that the reason this doesn't already exist is that big pharma do not take cannabis seriously enough as it is plant based.While working for Canopy Growth In Canada, Don noticed the opportunity to use cannabinoids in tertiary care was huge. Older people in care homes respond very well to low dose cannabinoids, they feel more energised, they sleep better, and are more social as a result.QuotablesThere are very few truly global cannabis companies 4:58There is definitely a different approach to regulating and creating a market for cannabis in Europe compared to Canada and many US states 7:40In Europe, there is a concern (around cannabis) which is born out of the way of European thinking - this has to be understood, this has to be regulated. 2:26All North American producers can learn significantly from having to meet higher standards which Europe is going to impose 8:40The search for data isn't moving as fast as it should do in the cannabis worldAs with everything in cannabis, everything is country by country - things are emerging at different rates. Big pharma is unsure whether cannabis is a friend or foe 13:58ResourcesJoin Don on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/don-bellamy-3907a65/ 

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 3 of the Creative Business Success Podcast! In this episode, I talked with Sarah from Love and Spreadsheets, who's here to show you how creating a system can help you do more in your business - without melting your brain. The best part is that the tool she uses and recommends is 100% free!Here's a cheat sheet of some of the episode highlights:Sarah's intro, 1:01How Trello works, 1:46How to use Trello in your business, 2:40The two Trello boards to start with, 3:40How to organize your business with Trello, 4:38Keeping your business moving, 9:21Start simple with Trello, 11:41Start small with Trello, 12:41Is Trello really for you, 13:54Keep everything straight with a client portal! 14:18Documenting your business processes, 16:02'Secret' Trello tips! 17:31Using Trello as an editorial calendar, 18:27Using Trello PowerUps, 18:49Using Trello if you're visual or kinesthetic, 23:30Who Trello ISN'T great for, 25:43Where to connect with Sarah, 28:45Let's dive deeper into a few of these key takeaways...1 | You should use Trello if...If you're a visual or kinesthetic person (i.e. you learn best when you can see something or when you can interact with something), Trello could be a great fit for you. But here's the thing: no tool is the perfect fit for every person on the planet. And Trello is no exception.If you're a list-oriented person who loves crossing off your to-do list, Trello might not be for you. If you need have more complex needs, like Gantt charts (oh man, I love me some good Gantt charts! *nerd alert*

Acts 8:26-40The story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch invites us to look back at the choice Jesus gives us. Will we surrender to Him?

Acts 8:26-40The story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch invites us to look back at the choice Jesus gives us. Will we surrender to Him?

Building a freelance translation & copywriting business with Katie from KatieUniacke.comIn this episode we discuss:Freelancing from the beautiful city of Granada in Spain with UK native Katie.Using Fiverr and Upwork to start your freelance businessGetting banned from Upwork due to a client asking her to accept payment outside of Upwork 7:40The importance of niching down - Katie specialises in Spanish & Portugese translations to English & copywritingLiving in Mexico for a year teaching english 12 hours a week & working on building a client base on the side.Moving home (in with the parents) to focus on building her freelance business!Using professional job services like TranslatorsCafe and Proz to grow client base 9:00Using Social Media to grow the business 12:54Content paralysis, the struggle of social media & focusing on the next thing to move the business! 16:30The freelancer struggle 17:38Shiny object syndrome & why the boring & mundane is super important!Kate Toon's Book - Confessions of a misfit Entrepreneur ScrewTheNineToFivePodcast & AlexBeadonWhat takes the time - Finding clients! 28:10Digital Nomad Podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The season ends... and we have so much to say about that. Plus, we look ahead to next year as Jason interviews several of Duke's incoming freshmen. 0:00 We’re depressed… 3:10 Thanks to the sponsors, Byrd Campbell and GTHCGTH.com (use promo code “DBR” to get 20% off your order) 4:25 And here begins the lengthy recap of the Michigan State game 5:25 Sam starts with how Duke gave up the big first-half lead 8:40 The refs, they sucked 9:55 Jason is obsessed with turnovers… and has the stats to prove it 12:15 Donald laments Duke’s lack of fastbreak points… and also talks about the rebounding 13:55 Let’s talk about the end game and what happened in Duke’s final few possessions. 19:20 Jason says Duke just could not find the complimentary players this season and then he just cannot avoid talking about the refs some more 23:20 Sam talks about how poorly Duke adjusted to the style of the game and the officiating 25:45 Don’t forget to head to GTHCGTH.com for all your Carolina hating gear… and Byrd Campbell has a message where they reflect on the season 27:30 Recapping the results of the stats prediction game… Jason had the worst pick but Jason also won the game 41:55 The DBR Stats Contest Trophy… you know you want to sponsor it! Email DBRPodcast@gmail.com 44:15 Looking ahead to the next season… Jason went to the McDonald’s All-American Game practices and media day! 45:40 Jason interviews future Dukie Vernon Carey 48:05 Jason interviews future Dukie Wendell Moore 51:15 Jason interviews Duke recruit Matthew Hurt 53:00 Jason interviews Duke recruit Trendon Watford 55:00 Jason talks about what he saw at the Mickie Dee practices 59:30 Sam and Donald react to the interviews with the recruits 1:03:50 Jason reflects on last year’s McD game and how much it told us about how those guys would do in college (spoiler alert: not much!) 1:05:00 Parting shots – we will be talking about the world of One and Done hoops on a future podcast 1:06:05 Parting shots – Sam on what this season was like being back on campus 1:08:05 Parting shots – Donald on how Duke turned DC dark blue this past weekend 1:11:35 Parting shots – Jason reflects on the decade of the 2010s… and says Duke was the team of the decade 1:21:10 Good bye, email us at DBRPodcast@gmail.com, and the Duke band plays us out Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

James sits down with Kyle, Pat, and CJ for one of the better conversations we’ve had. The guys start out with James’ background and everything that went into his first couple flips. From there to conversation flows between everything from free houses (and why you probably do not want one) to the future of real estate marketing.Time Stamps:How James, Kyle, and Pat know each other- 1:11James’ background- 2:30The tactics James used to get started in wholesaling- 5:33Free Houses?!- 9:14How James maintains motivation- 15:21The tribulations of James’ first deal- 18:00Dealing with both, people leeching off of your success and handling success on your own- 24:40The importance of making a commitment to what you love- 35:41What James, Kyle, and CJ see the future of Real Estate marketing looking like- 40:21The importance of helping people- 1:03:06Connect with James: Website: www.JaxCashBuyers.comPhone: (904)513-0229

James sits down with Kyle, Pat, and CJ for one of the better conversations we’ve had. The guys start out with James’ background and everything that went into his first couple flips. From there to conversation flows between everything from free houses (and why you probably do not want one) to the future of real estate marketing.Time Stamps:How James, Kyle, and Pat know each other- 1:11James’ background- 2:30The tactics James used to get started in wholesaling- 5:33Free Houses?!- 9:14How James maintains motivation- 15:21The tribulations of James’ first deal- 18:00Dealing with both, people leeching off of your success and handling success on your own- 24:40The importance of making a commitment to what you love- 35:41What James, Kyle, and CJ see the future of Real Estate marketing looking like- 40:21The importance of helping people- 1:03:06Connect with James: Website: www.JaxCashBuyers.comPhone: (904)513-0229

Genesis 45:3-11, 15Psalm 37:1-11, 39-40The theme ‘How We Exegete Our Own Lives: Questions of Theodicy.’What do we make of it when bad things happen to us, who are good people, in spite of our trying so hard?To tell us your thoughts on this sermon, click through to the web posting and leave us a comment. Or, find us on social media: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Or, email us the old-fashioned way: info@galileochurch.org. To contribute financially to the ongoing ministry of Galileo Church, find us on Venmo, Patreon, or PayPal, or just send a check to 6563 Teague Rd., Fort Worth, TX 76140.

In our last podcast, Dr. Nada shared her insights about trends in integrative medicine. This week, we’re focusing on her own business, Sage Tonic, specifically on her strategies for creating long term economic sustainability of her enterprise. We’ll also learn how she uses “cross-talk” to help generate ideas and energy when she needs to innovate. We’re starting off the podcast with some Q&A from listeners about integrative medicine. Highlights 1:40 Q&A: How many Americans suffer from anxiety? 2:40 Q&A: Headache, depression and sleep disorder: what are the numbers? 3:30 Q&A: How much is Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) growing? 5:00 Q&A: What are some reasons for the growth in CAM? 6:50 What’s your approach to keeping your business successful? 8:40 The possibilities of corporate wellness programs; partnering with portable devices 9:20 Unanticipated applications of CAM 9:45 1) CAM used by a police officer to help recruits with stress 11:20 2) CAM used at a pediatric hospital 14:00 Being open to partnerships … that leads to “cross-talk” 15:30 The best innovation occurs across disciplines 17:30 What’s keep you searching for innovation throughout your career? 18:00 Countries that don’t value innovation don’t improve their societies as quickly as they could https://www.giminstitute.org/

This week, we bring you the second of two shows we'd recorded live at Wordstock, Portland's book festival. It's sparkling hour with three witty truth-tellers. But first, we wanted to check in: how're you feeling after the election. Artists Respond to TrumpPortland hip-hop sensation Aminé hit the stage of "The Tonight Show" Tuesday, adding some politics to his viral song “Caroline”: "You can never make American great again / All you did is make this country hate again." His voice joined the chorus of artists protesting in the streets, making visual art about the election, and other kinds of work. In fact, many Oregon artists are rethinking what their work has to say in a divisive political season. We check in with a few of them.Maria Semple - 6:40The world of Maria Semple's imagination is a glowing place. Her characters rocket off on madcap adventures; they collide at high speed; they teeter on the edge of emotional cliffhangers. Some passages crackle with the comedic snap she honed writing for TV shows like “Arrested Development” and "Mad About You," but at the center of her stories are quiet emotional truths. Semple’s last novel was the New York Times best-seller “Where’d You Go, Bernadette?” — a merry chase on the trail of a formidable heroine. This year she’s back with another kind of caper, "Today Will Be Different.”Alexander Chee - 21:28Alexander Chee’s new book, “The Queen of the Night,” is a waltz through a kaleidoscopic 19th-century world of opera, romance and intrigue that the New York Times called a "post modern bodice ripper." It follow the journey of a 19th-century American girl from a circus to a brothel to the service of France's empress to the glamorous life of a star soprano. Chee tells us how he interwove his own characters with historic giants of France’s Second Empire, like Verdi, famous courtesans and the Emperor Napoleon the Third, as well as his own journey from boy soprano to novelist.Rabih Alameddine - 34:48Rabih Alameddine possesses the kind of multifaceted mind we all aspire to. His career has spanned engineering, painting, and writing, and his six books keenly bridge the Middle East and the West, religion and sexuality, history and pop culture. In "The Angel of History," Alameddine mixes many different currents to tell the story of a young Yemini-born gay man who weathers San Francisco’s AIDS epidemic through an unusual relationship with Satan and a gaggle of saints. Alameddine talks about the gray areas between good and evil, Satan as a protagonist, and the importance of remembering the past, particularly the hardest moments, in order to move into the future.

Comics Therapy. No Reviews. Just Analysis.Two comics from March 11, 2015. Plus a Second Opinion, featuring questions answered by a different listener each week, with Pete Buser.Show Notes:This week we’re talking about loss, and the hurt and sacrifice that comes after everything changes. Nothing lasts forever, and that sucks. Bodies grow old, career paths falter, relationships end. But still, we’re here. Gotta get busy living, or get busy dying.Astro City #21 16:40The end of one life, and the choice for a new one. Taking steps together or apart. Aaron sees growth, Andrea sees loss. Maybe the two go hand in hand?Silver Surfer #10 32:05Loss as an equalizer, but at what cost? With self sacrifice may come immeasurable loss for this pair, or it may be the glue that further binds them together.