Podcasts about action phase

Hannes wird Rockstar, Niclas wird sentimental, und Hannes' Tochter bringt das Chaos-Level auf Action-Phase. Was tun, wenn man Versprechen nicht einhalten kann? Wie fühlt sich ein Papa auf Tour vor 800 Fans? Wie fühlt sich das Wegbleiben von der Familie an und was verändert sich? Und wo zur Hölle bleibt der Wichtel bei den Hustens? Eine Folge mit allem, was Papas beschäftigt – voller Emotionen, Musik und dem ganz normalen Familienwahnsinn. Viel Spaß!

This is the AHRMM Subject Matter Expert Podcast hosted by Justin Poulin. Tune in every month as we speak with Industry Experts to highlight success stories and solutions from the field that advance the healthcare supply chain. And now, Justin Poulin with this month's Expert… Guest: Richard Bagley, VP of Supply Chain at UCHealth Topic: Preference Cards and Reducing Waste – A Case Study - Introduction to Richard - Supply Expense is more than Price * Utilization * Waste * Price - Types of Waste * Round Trip Items * Discarded Items - Case Study * How big was the opportunity for savings from the efficiency efforts? * Who did you involve? * Describe the phases of the project - Phase 1 – Call to Action - Phase 2 – Procedure and Card Optimization * Tell me about the Procedure Summary Report and how you feel this influenced behavior change effectively * What were the benefits for all stakeholders involved? - What's next for you as you build on this success? - What would be a good first step for others listening to this episode?

In this first episode of our special Transformational Coaching mini-series, we're diving into Phase 1 of the Transformational Coaching model: Surface Current Reality. A mix of a real-life coaching conversation and Elena pulling back the curtain to share her thought process and what you need to know to put Phase 1 into action in all of your back-to-school coaching conversations. This episode is for you if you want: To see Transformational Coaching in action Guidance for how to kick-off your coaching relationships To hear how Elena thinks about "coaching cycles"Help creating your own inquiry question or goal for coaching this yearMentioned in this episode: The Phases of Transformational Coaching: Excerpt from Coaching for Equity and The Art of Coaching Workbook Episode 135: Preparing Myself to Coach: Podcast episode mentioned by Jessica that informed her focus on incorporating a 15 minutes planning block for each coaching conversation Opportunities for continued learning: The Art of Coaching 101 (workshop)Episode 84: Kicking Off Coaching Relationships in 2021-2022Episode 85: You Want to Coach for Equity? Start HereVisit https://brightmorningteam.com/podcasts/ for links to everything we mention on the show.  Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram Receive weekly wisdom and tools from Elena delivered to your inbox! Sign up at https://brightmorningteam.com/newsletter/  Support us 

We've been going through the Value Flywheel Effect in the last few episodes. And talking about the different phases. The Value Flywheel is the core mechanism we talk about in our book. There are four phases. The first is Clarity of Purpose, then we have Challenge, Next Best Action and Long Term Value. Today we're talking about Next Best Action. When you boil it right down, you've got understanding, your Northstar, Clarity of Purpose and you understand your landscape. But how do you start? What is the next best thing you can do? What is the simplest thing you can start today to improve your lot. And help the flywheel turn a little smoother and remove some inertia barriers. In very simple terms: what is the next best thing you can do today, tomorrow or this week. Conceptually, you need your next best action to be focused on business value. And not focused on building a huge platform. Or spending the next six months organising runtime or infrastructure strategy. You need to get going and start adding value as quickly as possible. There are two things to consider: a frictionless developer experience, so your engineers can create value very quickly. And a serverless first mindset, how you decide what choices you make. A serverless first mindset is selecting a serverless option first, when you review services and techniques to use in the cloud. A lot of people think it's a maturity cycle so they start at the bottom. Let's build it and work our way up to serverless. But it should start with serverless and working your way back to a fallback mechanism. In a nutshell, you should be renting all services in a managed service or serverless style. It's not common place yet. But it's something we've had great success with. It's trusting your cloud provider platform to have the capability to do something. And just use it. We've all seen teams that have a problem to solve go off and write a fra Next best action implies responsiveness and speed. It's not about how quickly you type code. It's a time to value. How quickly you can get value in the hands of customers to see if it works. Code is a liability. By mapping out your tech stack and adopting a serverless first approach you can tackle those code liabilities. So you're not going to be hit by old systems that have been left to decay over time. And when you need to make rapid changes you can't respond because you haven't paid down your code liability. Mapping your stack and embracing serverless helps to minimise code liabilities and get you on the right path. What happens if we don't do this? We call it the framework mentality. Someone decides they're going to write a framework and they can do it over the weekend. And that becomes the foundation for the next big project. You get version one into production and everyone's really happy. This developer is a rockstar, because they have rocked out a framework. But a year later, that framework is the very thing that's slowing down the project. And no one can understand why we did this thing in the first place. So if your next best action is let's write a framework, it's not the right idea. Sometimes quick fixes in your first release in code will absolutely slow you down in future releases. We're now at a time where you can use your provider for an atomic service or capability. And just use that and don't worry about what's behind it. It's like the domain driven stuff. They're enabling constraints, rather than constraints that slow you down. If your next best actions are always around patching, upgrading, hardening or getting ready for scale, you're not delivering business value. You need to adopt a serverless first mindset and approach so that your cloud provider is basically your platform team. Who are constantly upgrading, making performance improvements and making things more secure. And you're getting all that for dollars. You're focusing your time on differentiated stuff. On delivering value, outcomes and impact. If your next actions are always around hardening, patching and securing, you need to think about what you can do to minimise that in the future? If your next best action is to fix the infrastructure and you're not an infrastructure company, then you've done something wrong, it needs to be something about your own business value proposition. Serverless Craic from The Serverless Edge theserverlessedge.com @ServerlessEdge

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Talking Shop is back after a 9 week pandemic-induced hiatus! The band is ready to start phase 1 of its return to action here this week, with Brendan and Matt starting the rehearsals again... I got a lot accomplished over the break - I debut one of the brand new songs (DisLocation) at the end of this TS episode! Also - thanks to all that voted for 'Strange Familiars' on the Lurch's Lair Quarantine Madness.!! We had a good run - starting in the 64 band bracket and were just shy of cracking the Final 4. ...as mentioned in the previous episode - our fourth single has just been released on the heels of 'Strange Familiars' success - the new single is 'Time to Repair'!! Listen for it very soon!!

How do people do it and get started on their passion projects?How do they connect what they do by day and bring it into the passions they practice by night. Sometimes hearing someone else's beginnings can be inspiring or encouraging. Hearing the journey of another can de-mystify the journey you are avoiding.Join me by listening to my conversation with the host of Drew vs. The World and how he started podcasting. His inspiring story will invite you to consider what stage you may be in with your personal goal and it may shave off some time on any stand still you may be experiencing.

This time I'm talking with Adam Daulton. Adam has a couple of games out in the wild, Ninja Camp from Action Phase and K'uh Nah from WizKids.

Sen-Foong Lim and Jay Cormier chat about the Game Artisans of Canada, a guild of designers across the country that workshop each others' games. They also discuss how they collaborate on games despite living thousands of miles apart.

Travis Chance and Nick Little chat about Ninja Camp, a family game about misfit animals training to become masked fighters. We also discuss an expansion for Heroes Wanted and Scoundrel Society, a card game about con men going after the same mark.

Sen-Foong Lim and Jay Cormier chat about the Game Artisans of Canada, a guild of designers across the country that workshop each others' games. They also discuss how they collaborate on games despite living thousands of miles apart.

In this episode, Scott talks with Nick and Kira from Action Phase about their current Kickstarter, Scoundrel Society and their upcoming Kickstarter, Ninja Camp. Recorded live at Indy PopCon Find Action Phase at:Actionphasegames.com@actionphasefacebook.com/actionphase Find us on: nerdsdom.comFacebook.com/nerdsdomain@nerdsdomainpatreon.com/nerdsdomainhttp://www.slashloot.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=1855

In this episode, Scott talks with Nick and Kira from Action Phase about their current Kickstarter, Scoundrel Society and their upcoming Kickstarter, Ninja Camp. Recorded live at Indy PopCon Find Action Phase at:Actionphasegames.com@actionphasefacebook.com/actionphase Find us on: nerdsdom.comFacebook.com/nerdsdomain@nerdsdomainpatreon.com/nerdsdomainhttp://www.slashloot.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=1855

Why do women in Alabama have to drive so far to deliver their babies? I explore this question this week on Action Phase. Thanks to Lisa Bromberg for suggesting this topic! Never miss an episode! Subscribe on iTunes. Or simply listen to it here. https://ia601506.us.archive.org/34/items/33WhyAreLaborAndDeliveryDepartmentsClosing/%2333%20-%20Why%20are%20labor%20and%20delivery%20departments%20closing_.mp3

Aaaaaand we’re back! In honor of Codependency Awareness Month, I ask and answer the question “What is codependency?” With its roots in the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous, the term caught on and is commonly used now. However, it might mean something a little different than you think. Never miss an episode! Subscribe on iTunes. Or […]

Ryan and Geoff are pleased to be joined by Travis Chance and Nick Little of Action Phase game, designers of Heroes Wanted.  This was the first time Action Phase has exhibited at Gencon, and we discuss what it was like.  When did they get their booth? How much planning did they do? What was the total cost to do the show? What worked and what didn't? Duration: 01:12:05  

The first ever live recording of Action Phase happened during the Second Annual Philadelphia Podcast Festival! I was joined by Maiken Scott to talk about how someone who had no interest in health or science became the host of WHYY’s health, science, and innovation show The Pulse. We also chat about dealing with the emotional […]

In honor of his new position as Health Commissioner for the City of Philadelphia, this week I bring you the very first Rewind episode featuring the wonderful Dr. Jim Buehler. He was my professor at Drexel, a former bigwig at CDC, and one of the very first Action Phase guests. Enjoy! Action Phase is on iTunes. Subscribe […]

I talk with the founder of the Fresh Food Hub, Ryan Kuck, about the transformation of his West Philadelphia neighborhood. Sorry everyone, I left my recording equipment back in Philly and I’m in Maryland for the week, so there’s no intro or outro on this episode. Don’t worry, it won’t happen again! Action Phase is on […]

After catching you up on post-graduation life, I jump right into the question “What can I do to help in Ferguson?” Mostly I’m concerned about the trauma that Ferguson residents are experiencing and wonder how St. Louis and Missouri are going to address it. Action Phase is on iTunes. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Ratings […]

      So, the month of “Teagan Goes Vegan” has come to a close. In this episode, I talk about the experience: what I ate, what I missed, how my friends reacted. And I reveal whether I will be staying vegan or not! Action Phase is on iTunes. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Ratings […]

This week I'm a Public Health Professional Get Me Out of Here goes transatlantic. Recently Pete caught up with his friend Teagan Keating who produces the Action Phase podcast in Philadelphia and they chatted about podcasting, public health & social media with a bit of baseball thrown in. I'm a Public Health Professional Get Me Out of Here is written, produced and presented by Pete Hill As featured on John Hicks Health Kicks Show on Uk Health Radio and at the iTunes Store JigsawPSPH working with www.RHEnvironmental.co.uk for a better public health future. You can check out the Action Phase Podcast at http://teagank.com/tag/action-phase-podcast/