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In a competitive real estate market, agents are walking into a listing appointment with a skeptical seller. When they don't know you, you're lumped in with the other agents and that makes converting a lead a lot harder. What if you could win the battle before you even get to the appointment? What if, instead of convincing them to work with you, they are clamoring to become your client? That's the power of leveraging YouTube ads. Through a very simple strategy, you can become a local celebrity and convert sellers before you walk through their door. Why are YouTube Ads more effective than Instagram/Facebook Ads? Why does organic YouTube content kill the success of this strategy? I was recently featured on The Real Rockstars Podcast with Shelby Johnson where I revealed the YouTube strategy that grew my reach, raised my conversion and led to more closings. Today I bring you into this awesome conversation so you can implement the same strategy in your business.   Things You'll Learn In This Episode  The power of a YouTube adA lot of agents rely on Facebook/Instagram ads, but they don't position you as a local celebrity. How do YouTube ads make you micro-famous? Organic videos vs. video adsIt sounds counter-intuitive, but posting organic videos and running ads at the same time can get you punished by YouTube. Why do we need to avoid doing both? How to build a YouTube lead funnelYouTube ads don't just make you a local celebrity, they can become the top of a very profitable marketing funnel. How do you get the most out of each video you post? Elevate your open housesOne of the biggest mistakes agents make is not putting enough effort into their open houses. How do you turn an open house into the hottest ticket in the neighborhood?   Guest Bio Shelby is a real estate agent and co-host of Real Estate Rockstars Podcast. She served in the Army for 6 years and got out as a Captain in the beginning of 2018 to dive into real estate full time as both a broker and investor. Out the gate, Shelby was recognized as the Keller Williams Rookie of the Year for all of North & South Carolina with 48 transactions closed. She moved on to create a traditional team, Five Pillars Realty Group, which closed 500+ transactions in the first 2.5 years. Subscribe to Real Estate Rockstars on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts.    About Your Host Dustin Fox is the co-founder of the Fox Homes Team, a speaker and the author of Six Weeks to Real Estate Success. Dustin and his wife Devon have grown the Fox Homes Team to $400 million in production in just 3 years. Growth that is driven by Dustin's innovative marketing that generates leads for their team of agents. If he's not split-testing his latest marketing campaign, Dustin is probably taking a long bath and reading a business biography. Yes, long baths.   Check out this episode on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, and don't forget to leave a review if you like what you heard. Your review feeds the algorithm so our show reaches more people. Thank you!   Want to master persuasive marketing and set yourself apart from every other agent in your market? Get my book, Six Weeks to Real Estate Success. Available on Amazon. And if you send me a screenshot of an Amazon review, you'll get my 100 top split tested headlines for Facebook and Instagram ads. Just DM that screenshot to me on Instagram, @dustinmfox.

Join us in this thoughtful episode of the Mob Mentality Show as we explore the world of Lean Software Development with Dave Adsit. Titled "Crafting Lean Software: Dave Adsit on Small Batches and Short Lead Times," this episode provides valuable insights for those looking to enhance their software development values and practices. Dave Adsit shares his experiences on how to effectively implement lean principles to achieve small batches, short lead times, and frequent releases. ### Key Discussion Points: #### **Lean Software Development** - **Craft vs. Engineering** - **Principles of Flow** - **Waterfall vs. "Agile" vs. Lean** - **Timeboxes vs. Scope-Boxes** - **Resource vs. Flow Efficiency** - **Prioritization, Prototyping, and Lean Investment Bets** - **Single Piece Flow, Feature Flags, Continuous Delivery** - **Maximal Learning through Experimentation and a 50% Product Bet Success Rate** #### **Collaboration** - **Integration with Lean** - **"All Hands on Deck" Mindset** - **Relation to WIP Limits** - **Pair and Mob Programming** - **Failures and Lessons** - **Rules, Why, and Learning Paths** - **Utilization and Person vs. Team vs. System Value** #### **Continuous Improvement** - **Core Value** - **Innovative vs. Inert Practices** - **Deep vs. Shallow Learning** - **Leading Learning Opportunities** - **Knowing Enough to Make Informed Decisions** - **What If Some Do Not Want to Learn?** - **Rock Star vs. Super-Star** Video and Show Notes: https://youtu.be/LgAMUGtdXGA  

In this episode, host Thomas Bertels talks to Dennis Adsit, president of AdsumInsights, about employee development. Dennis explains why leaders should prioritize developing their employees. He starts by emphasizing the significance of people development beyond the altruistic perspective. Leaders who focus on developing their teams not only leave a lasting legacy but also benefit from improved team productivity.A key point in the conversation is the lack of a coherent mental model for people development among many leaders. Dennis stresses that having a framework or mental model helps leaders systematically approach development rather than relying on random or haphazard methods, and shares his mental model for people development, which consists of five crucial elements:Intentionality: Dennis argues that leaders don't develop people directly; instead, they create the conditions that facilitate self-development. Leaders should encourage their employees to be intentional about what they want to learn and achieve. He references Reid Hoffman's concept of a "tour of duty," where employees set specific learning goals for each project or role, enabling more targeted feedback and growth.Setting Targets: The second element involves defining what good, better, and best performance looks like. This approach provides clear expectations and helps employees understand what is required to excel in their roles. Dennis recounts how Ben Horowitz's "Good Product Manager, Bad Product Manager" post remains a valuable resource because it clearly outlines the standards for success, emphasizing the importance of having a benchmark for performance.Operational Reviews as Dojos: Dennis proposes that leaders should treat operational reviews as learning grounds, akin to martial arts dojos. In these settings, employees present their progress, receive feedback, and learn from their peers. This approach fosters a culture of continuous improvement, transparency, and accountability, even in remote or hybrid work environments.Tell Your Truth: Dennis emphasizes the importance of honest feedback. He acknowledges that feedback is inherently judgmental but necessary for growth. Leaders should focus on both strengths and areas for improvement, ensuring that performance conversations are balanced and constructive. He suggests that employees should summarize their understanding of feedback and outline their action plans, which ensures clarity and accountability.Leveraging the Job for Development: The final element highlights that the job itself is the primary driver of development. Leaders should ensure that roles are challenging and provide opportunities for growth. Dennis notes that being stretched outside one's comfort zone is crucial for development and that leaders should look for ways to keep their teams engaged and continually learning.The episode concludes with a discussion on the "generosity gene," a concept tracing back to GE'sJack Welch. This meta-skill involves a genuine delight in the success of others and is critical for effective leadership. Leaders who possess this trait are more likely to foster a supportive and growth-oriented environment, ultimately leading to a more motivated and capable team.Dennis' insights offer a comprehensive framework for leaders seeking to enhance their team's development and effectiveness. His practical advice on fostering intentionality, setting clear targets, creating learning environments, providing honest feedback, and designing challenging roles provides a valuable blueprint for leaders looking to make a lasting impact on their organizations.For more information on Dennis' work, including executive coaching and organizational consulting, listeners can visit his website:

In this conversation, Etienne and Dave reminisce about their early experiences with computers and programming. They discuss the different computer models they had, the challenges of typing in code from magazines, and the evolution of technology. They then shift the conversation to their roles as VP of Engineering and CTO, and the differences between the two positions. They talk about the importance of product management and design in software development, and the value of delivering in small batches. They also discuss the concept of lean software development and the economic mindset behind it. The conversation explores the conundrum of developers being resistant to working on new features and instead over-engineering existing ones. The fear of the unknown and the comfort of familiarity play a role in this resistance. The conversation also delves into the importance of prototyping and experimentation in the development process. The concept of failure and its relationship to learning and psychological safety is discussed. The impact of different communication mediums, such as texting and video calls, on team culture and effectiveness is explored. The conversation concludes with a discussion on measuring team productivity and effectiveness through inputs, outputs, outcomes, and impact.Time Stamps00:00 - Reminiscing about Early Computers and Programming13:16 - The Differences Between VP of Engineering and CTO24:23 - Delivering in Small Batches for Faster Feedback26:47 - Embracing the Economic Mindset in Lean Software Development 35:50 - Developers' Resistance to New Features38:10 - Prototyping and Experimentation44:33 - Failure and Learning51:20 - Impact of Communication Mediums01:04:53 - Measuring Team Productivity and EffectivenessThe CTO Podcast is honored to be featured among Feedspot's top 45 C-suite podcasts.We have 200+ CTOs in peer groups: Quick Testimonials VideoContact Etienne: Website / YouTube / LinkedIn / X / Instagram / The CTO Podcast WebsiteContact Dave: LinkedIn / Website Get full access to CTO Podcast at www.ctopod.com/subscribe

In Episode 98, Marsha hosts guests Elizabeth Adsit and Saba Ilyas to cap off conversations focused on an award-winning short documentary titled, “Period. End of Sentence.”To access a full transcript of this episode, please visit http://www.marshaclarkandassociates.com/transcripts/power-movies-4.To find out more about Marsha or to purchase a copy of her book, "Embracing Your Power: A Woman's Path to Authentic Leadership & Meaningful Relationships," visit her website at www.marshaclarkandassociates.com.

Join NFHS Director of Officiating Services, Dana Pappas as she speaks with WIAA Assistant Executive Director, Cindy Adsit to share why she believes education-based activities are a foundation for creating a better society. Adsit explains how she got her start in interscholastic activities and why she loves working with adults who focus on creating opportunities for students to participate.Subscribe and leave a rating! Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn! https://www.nfhs.org/ Know someone who would be a great guest? Email: kburke@nfhs.org

On This Episode:EVEN THE BIBLE'S “WEIRD LAWS” ARE GOODThere's laws about not boiling a baby goat in its mothers milk and about covering up holes you dig in ground. How are these laws to love and apply to today? Let's talk about it.ARE WE ROBBING THE POOR AND MIDDLE CLASS FROM POTENTIAL WEALTH?Giant corporations and banks are buying houses in bulk in major American markets. This is making it almost impossible for young people and middle income people from buying a home. Buying property is THE primary way Americans have built wealth for centuries.Is there a Biblical argument for BANNING these corporations and banks from buying these houses to see to it that regular Americans aren't left behind?REVIVAL AT ASBURY UNIVERSITY?There are reports of a revival breaking out at a Christian university in Kentucky. That definition seems to be a spontaneous continual worship service. I notice that the times of renewal and revival in the Bible are marked by the Bible being preached, a lot of prayer, and a lot of repentance. What's happening at Asbury an be GOOD, but we also need to know the signs of true revival.REVISITING THE "HE GETS US' ADSIt ended up that the Left and the Right have criticisms of these ads. I have a little nuance I want to add, and then a question to ask.

For anyone considering sales, just starting out, or a seasoned sales professional - this episode is for you. Aaron Adsit knows sales, and he shares how to become massively successful in this amazing and rewarding profession. Aaron began his career with a humbling entry level position in arguably one of the toughest selling industries there is… vacation rentals. After struggling to get by and questioning if sales was the path for him, Aaron made a commitment to his then girlfriend (now wife) that he would give it everything he had and gave himself a 2 month deadline to either hit his numbers or switch careers… Pretty soon he became the #1 rep in the company, month over month, year over year, ended up leading a team of his own, and now with over 15 years of sales experience and a highly decorated career, Aaron is the Director of Global Sales Enablement at Nintex, a tech company based out of Believe, Washington, where he develops and implements enablement strategy, programs, and curriculums to help drive sales performance and productivity. In this episode you'll learn about the mindset it takes to succeed in sales and in life, goal setting, leadership, defining your why, and always striving to grow, learn, and pay it forward. Whether you're new to the sales game, a seasoned vet, or simply learning to personally develop in your own ways, this episode has something for everyone. If you found any value in this episode, can you please leave a 5 star rating and review so we can help more people learn about the show? Thank you everybody for the continued support. It means the world. Follow on Instagram & TikTok Watch on YouTube -Keep Plantin' --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecolinwalters/support

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.11.06.515343v1?rss=1 Authors: Yu, C.-H., Yu, Y., Adsit, L. M., Chang, J. T., Barchini, J., Moberly, A. H., Benisty, H., Kim, J., Ricci, A. J., Fitzpatrick, D., Cardin, J. A., Higley, M., Smith, G. B., Nielsen, K. J., Smith, I. T., Smith, S. L. Abstract: Two-photon microscopy can resolve fluorescence dynamics deep in scattering tissue, but applying this technique in vivo is limited by short working distance water-immersion objectives. Here we present an ultra long working distance (20 mm) air objective called the Cousa objective. It is optimized for performance across multiphoton imaging wavelengths, offers a greater than 4 mm^2 FOV with submicron lateral resolution, and is compatible with commonly used multiphoton imaging systems. We share the full optical prescription, along with data on real world performance including in vivo calcium imaging in a range of species and approaches. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

“We're a culture of repressed grief as our norm and an emotionless appearance is what we strive for and that's so harmful to us because that's not actually what it is to be human.” Welcome back to the rising feminine collective podcast! I cannot wait to share this very expansive episode with you. Anna Adsit is a dear friend, occupational therapist, earth-based healer, postpartum doula, and yoga instructor with a focus on nervous system regulation, embodied wisdom, and emotional literacy. We dive deep into the topics of belonging, healing the mother line, reconnecting to our bodies & the earth and so much more. I'm excited for you to receive this healing and transformative conversation. Here's what we dove into in this episode: The heart of belonging, healing the mother line and tending to the mother wound Looking deeper into our core separation wound as humans and how this impacts us What it means to reconcile and restore our bodies, our hearts or spirits Reclaiming our wholeness, our worth, and our innate belonging that we have to God, to the earth, and to each other. Anna is an occupational therapist, earth-based healer, postpartum doula, & yoga instructor with a focus on nervous system regulation, embodied wisdom, emotional literacy, and a return to the right relationship to body and earth. She weaves together clinical knowledge of the body, earth-based teachings, mindfulness studies, and years of working with children and families with complex traumas and special needs. Anna is dedicated to creating gentle and safe spaces for the unlearning of collective conditioning in order to divest from systems of harm and invest in thriving, regenerative communities and ecosystems. She curates spaces to reignite an embodied remembering of our innate wisdom, wholeness, and interconnectedness in order to orient our collective vision to a more beautiful world. She is a humble student of the earth as the foundation for all of her work. She lives in Haines, Alaska with her husband, dog, and an enriching community of humans and wild things. Connect with Anna; Anna's Website Anna's Instagram Follow Nina: Nina's Instagram Nina's 1:1 Mentorship

Having a website for your business can be very important. We aren't saying every business needs a website, but most will.So how do you go about getting a website made for you? Should you make it yourself?These questions are answered by going through the list below. Once you have gone through all of this you will be in the right position to either get one made for you, or do it yourself.Its VERY important to not call a website company or start building one yourself until you listen to this podcast and answer the below questions / understand the below statements.Understand that websites are complicated.Getting a website up and running can go from EASY to HARD very fast. There are things like DNS Records, and Site Security and Privacy and setting up your email to go under your domain.Take some time to research the basics of the anatomy of a website. You can do this by looking through training videos on places like Wix or Shopify, watching Youtube videos or even taking an online course.Why do you need a website?Your answer should be very clear. Examples might be:To show I am a legitimate businessTo have customers order onlineTo communicate what i offerAs a sales tool to share linksTo be found onlineTo have a place to send online adsIt's very important to know WHY and the more "WHYs" you have, the more expensive the siteIs there anything interesting or special your website will do?If it's just to "show words and pictures" that is the simplest site. But is there anything else?Customers can order products onlineCustomer can upload art filesConnect to your accounting or CRM softwareBe able to create mini-stores for your customersWhat do you want it to look like?The easiest solution for this to start searching for sites you like and note themAlso consider keywords and feelings you want the site to have:ModernFreshProfessionalFeminineMasculineUrbanCountryPatrioticReligiousetcWhat pages do you want?HomeContactAbout UsFAQsTestimonialsUse other websites to make a "wish board" of the look and feel of your website.Consider a platform you want it to be onDo you want an e-comm store? Search those platforms and create a short list. Get demos.Do you want very heavy custom coding and complexity?Do you want the most economical and be able to DIY?Platforms you might choose may be:WordpressWixGoDaddyDrupalShopifyBigCommerceSquareSpaceOpenCartStart Shopping for the costGet price quotesWhat does the CMS cost?What are 1 time set up costs?How will you get art / graphics?Who will write the website? How much to have someone write the content for you?Any 'hidden' fees or add-onsWhat are the other costs involved?Site Security -SSLMaintenance / updatesDomainCustom emailAlternate domainsHostingBack ups of the siteOnce you have gone through this exercise you should know a few things:Do you still want to build a website now?Have your plans or ideas changed?Do you want to DIY or pay someone?Knowing all of this will help your website project be a great experience at a fair price.

Anna Adsit is an intuitive somatic guide and therapist, as well as  the founder of the beautiful platform Wild Embrace. Wild Embrace is a community of remembrance, a healing and regenerative space to practice together the world we wish to live in. In this episode, we have a deeply inspirational conversation about Anna's journey of navigating life, trauma and healing and how her relationship with Nature has been both a guide and a mirror throughout it all.  We talk about restoring the mother-daughter relationship, both with-in and with-out, and the healing properties of life/death/rebirth cycles. Anna speaks to the importance of re-sourcing yourself, having patience with yourself and life, and immersing yourself in natural spaces to lean into it all. ~ Find Anna on Instagram (@wild.embrace) and check out her offerings on her website.  ~ Join the ‘Still Mind, Wild Heart' retreat in Portugal! I'm holding space for you 7-11 September 2022 and it's going to be magical. Five days of inspiration, relaxation and sisterhood. Find out all the details and book your spot! ~ Let's hang out on Instagram (@thespiritualfem), send me an email with your thoughts (hello@thespiritualfeminist.com) and click around on the website for all the current offerings ~ Music credits go to www.purple-planet.com ~ The Spiritual Feminist is an online platform and a safe space for women who'd like to dive deeper into spirituality and female empowerment. This podcast is about exploring a deeper connection within ourselves and with everything around us ~ Nothing is missing, you are already whole. Everything you need, you already carry within you

Welcome to The BIG Show where everything is bigger and better! Catch us on OneFm 91.3, weekday mornings from 6am-10am for your daily dose of unadulterated fun and wit! We want to connect with you on Instagram: @Glennn @Angeliqueteo @Fdonefm @ShaunTupaz Follow the show: @onefm913 *Don't forget to support our other podcast - Shaun's - "Send Help and Coffee" Angel's - "The Land Before Bed Time" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to The BIG Show where everything is bigger and better! Catch us on OneFm 91.3, weekday mornings from 6am-10am for your daily dose of unadulterated fun and wit! We want to connect with you on Instagram: @Glennn @Angeliqueteo @Fdonefm @ShaunTupaz Follow the show: @onefm913 *Don't forget to support our other podcast - Shaun's - "Send Help and Coffee" Angel's - "The Land Before Bed Time" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's something special about being party to an intimate conversation between friends who ask big questions, and this conversation between Nina and Anna is just that. There is no stone unturned as they discuss topics like the cycle of death and rebirth, the importance of rituals, sacred rage and the ways it relates to privilege, and so much more. Anna is an occupational therapist, earth based healer, postpartum doula, & yoga instructor with a focus on nervous system regulation, embodied wisdom, emotional literacy, and a return to right relationship to body and earth. She weaves together clinical knowledge of the body, earth based teachings, mindfulness studies, and years of working with children and families with complex traumas and special needs. Anna is dedicated to creating gentle and safe spaces for the unlearning of collective conditioning in order to divest from systems of harm and invest in thriving, regenerative communities and ecosystems. She curates spaces to reignite an embodied remembering of our innate wisdom, wholeness, and interconnectedness in order to orient our collective vision to a more beautiful world. She is a humble student of the earth as the foundation for all of her work. She lives in Haines, Alaska with her husband, dog, and an enriching community of humans and wild things. Anna offers 1:1 mentorship, sacred circles for women, and her signature group program The Remembering (begins October 2021). You can find Anna's divine offerings through the links below. Anna's Website: https://www.wild-embrace.com Anna's Instagram: @wild-embrace

With the heart-breaking stories that are coming out of residential schools, this week's guest Bill Adsit shares his journey of overcoming adversity, and how growing up in a residential school has affected him over the last 60 years. Bill talks about: Residential school High school Military Marriage Change Why Me? Episode Links Why Me Project: @whymeprojectpodcast Know someone with an incredible story? Have a question, comment, or concern? Ask us anything! Email whymeproject@faithstrongtoday.com! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Part 2 of this episode, Eileen and Victor continue their discussion with friends and mentors Chris and Rahnella Adsit, who have ministered with them in Iraq and specialize in helping those with PTSD. They share more about their work with REBOOT Recovery for trauma sufferers and programs that have aided veterans immensely. In addition, Rahnella explains how a near-death experience helped her leave fear behind and to live life to the fullest. Don't miss the conclusion to this conversation with a courageous couple! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Part 1 of this episode, Eileen and Victor host friends and mentors Chris and Rahnella Adsit, who specialize in helping those with PTSD. They have authored related Christ-centered books, including The Combat Healing Trauma Manual, which has been turned into a 12-week course for REBOOT Recovery. Chris has been passionate about discipleship since his days as a U.S. Olympic athlete, and the couple seeks to aid others in embracing all of life as a grand adventure. Tune in to hear more about the work of this inspiring pair! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Part 2 of this episode, Victor and Eileen continue their discussion with friends and mentors Chris and Rahnella Adsit, who have ministered with them in Iraq and specialize in helping those with PTSD. They share more about their work with REBOOT Recovery for trauma sufferers and programs that have aided veterans immensely. In addition, Rahnella explains how a near-death experience helped her leave fear behind and to live life to the fullest. Don't miss the conclusion to this conversation with a courageous couple!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Part 1 of this episode, Victor and Eileen host friends and mentors Chris and Rahnella Adsit, who specialize in helping those with PTSD. They have authored related Christ-centered books, including The Combat Healing Trauma Manual, which has been turned into a 12-week course for REBOOT Recovery. Chris has been passionate about discipleship since his days as a U.S. Olympic athlete, and the couple seeks to aid others in embracing all of life as a grand adventure. Tune in to hear more about the work of this inspiring couple!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Kais Eye Podcast episode eight featuring professional football player and longtime life friend Gavin Kwan Adsit who plays for Bali United as well as the Indonesian national team. Dedicating his whole childhood and career to becoming a professional athlete we go into detail on the mental and physical barriers he had to face and how he achieved his dream. Furthermore discussing the pros and cons with our current footballing system and how we can make positive changes. Be sure to watch and stay tuned the whole episode as we also go into some great, funny personal stories regarding our friendship and the great sport of football.Checkout Gavin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gavinkwanadsit/?hl=enGavins YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbLoiWhrqr5qrRRg0soJhDw?app=desktopCheckout the Kais Eye Website:https://www.kaiseye.org/Follow Kais Eye on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/kais.eye/?hSpotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/4yxwgpITwitter - @KaiJacques Podcast Clips on TikTok:https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSvkaUh4/Business Email: kais.eyebali@gmail.comCheckout Kura Kura Beer: Use the code "Kays Eye" for 10% off all can orders. Use code "Kais Eye" for 20% off the brewery tour. Kura Kura -https://kurakurabeer.com/Follow Kura Kura:https://www.instagram.com/kurakurabeeCheckout Kura Kura:https://www.facebook.com/kurakurabeer...Checkout Mason Chocolates: Use the code “KAISEYE” for 10% off all chocolate orders. Mason Chocolate -https://masonchocolates.com/Follow Mason Chocolate:https://www.instagram.com/masonchocol...Checkout Mason Chocolate:https://www.facebook.com/masonchocola...Checkout Babi Bagus:http://www.babibagus.com/Follow Babi Bagus:https://www.instagram.com/babi.bagus/?hl=enCheckout Kelapa Kartel:https://www.kelapakartel.com/Follow Kelapa Kartel:https://www.instagram.com/kelapa.kartel/?hl=enSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/kaiseye)

Graham Adsit, MD, electrophysiologist, explains what an arrhythmia is and describes the symptoms of an irregular heartbeat. Dr. Adsit also talks about treatment options and the advantages of seeking care from the Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Arrhythmia Program.

Mike Adsit was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma at the age of 52 which was just the beginning of a renaissance for him because it led him to examine his unhealthy lifestyle.  During his recovery from chemotherapy in 2001 he found inspiration watching Lance Armstrong, a cancer survivor, win the Tour de France and decided that he would try bicycling to get in shape.  That decision led him to competing in the Senior Olympics, eventually finding new love, a new career and a new life mission.

This episode of Ic2us brings some truly powerful stories. Episode 11 features Professor Glen Adsit, who serves as the Director of Bands at The Hartt School.  Prior to his appointment at The Hartt School he served as the Associate Director of Bands at the University of New Mexico. In this episode we discuss Professor Adsit’s experiences with composers David Masklanka and Michael Colgrass. Find Ic2us on your favorite streaming platform and don’t forget to check out our Spotify and YouTube playlists: https://linktr.ee/ic2us Ic2us is your source for any and everything conducting, listening, teaching, and music making. Treat yourself to a weekly dose of musical inspiration as we pick the minds of great conductors and delve into note worthy repertoire. If you’re a musician, teacher, or conductor: you’ve found your people.

Kim Adsit is an educator, author, presenter, and content creator. Her blog kindergals.blogspot.com is full of fun ideas for teachers! Visit alivestudioszoo.com to learn more about this amazing company and use code TEACHERSLEARN2 at checkout! Berteau & Co. Sponsor Shopping Link: https://bit.ly/2LuVV5i USE CODE ADAMP15 to save 15% at checkout at the link! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teachplaylearn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teachplaylearn/support

12th Sunday of Ordinary Time - June 20, 2020If you are able, please consider supporting St. Michael's Parish. Text your Sunday donation to 833-509-0801 or go to https://tinyurl.com/yd9xbemr We appreciate your generosity during this difficult time.  God Bless.Permission to podcast / stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE, license #A-734762.  All rights reserved.

In today's episode Sarah chats with Chris and Rahnella Adsit, the writers behind the Combat Trauma Healing Manual and When War Comes Home. Chris and Rahnella Adsit have been serving Christian nonprofit programs for forty years. They served with Cru, Athletes in Action, Cru Military, and founded Branches of Valor International, a nonprofit serving military and first responder families whose lives have been touched by service-related stress and trauma. Branches of Valor facilitated small, weekly group meetings called Rally Point Groups, where members developed a sense of family, trust and mutual support, to help each other connect with God and heal their mind, body and soul after trauma. In 2017, Chris and Rahnella merged Branches of Valor with Reboot Recovery, an organization also focusing on helping military and first responder families, so they could increase their impact together. Rahnella is now Reboot's International Director and Chris is their National Resource Coordinator. They've authored several books, including the Combat Trauma Healing Manual and When War Comes Home workbook, both of which had life-changing impacts on both Sarah and John. Plus, the First Responder Healing Manual, among others. They live in Eugene, Oregon, where they have raise four children, including an Afghanistan war veteran, a wildland firefighter and the wife of a Marine Major. In this episode we chat about: How the Combat Trauma Healing manual came together through Cru Military Recovering from a 100% disabled PTSD status Healing from trauma takes great courage, but it's possible Letting our lives be ruled by love, not fear The more you choose love over fear, the easier it gets Self-love is just as important as loving others Using a sabbath (one day of rest per week) to stay healthy We hope you enjoy the show and please continue the conversation in the comments on our website, where you can also find links to all the resources mentioned in the show: https://www.bravelove.tv/recovering-from-trauma-and-ptsd-takes-courage-butit's-100%-possible,-with-chris-&-rahnella-adsit-(episode-7)/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bravelovetv/message

Adam is joined by friend, mentor, and fellow kindergarten teacher Mrs. Kim Adsit. Kim shares her ideas for incorporating play into any classroom and doing it on a budget! Kim's Blog: www.kindergals.blogspot.com Kim and Adam's Play Units: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Dramatic-Play-The-Pet-Store-by-Kim-Adsit-and-Adam-Peterson-4798653 https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Dramatic-Play-The-Apple-Orchard-by-Kim-Adsit-and-Adam-Peterson-4891115 https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Dramatic-Play-The-Pumpkin-Patch-by-Kim-Adsit-and-Adam-Peterson-4926424 https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Homework-PLAY-Activities-BUNDLE-by-Kim-Adsit-and-Adam-Peterson-4770234 Berteau & Co. Sponsor Shopping Link: https://bit.ly/2LuVV5i USE CODE ADAMP15 to save 15% at checkout at the link! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teachplaylearn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teachplaylearn/support

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We are going to do an encore episode this week because we got overwhelmed with conferences. Join Adam and Deedee as they continue their discussion on bring play into the classroom. They are joined by their special guest, Kim Adsit, as they share their favorite ways to couple learning with play. Kim Adsit taught kindergarten for over 30 years and now works as a national presenter. She has a passion for teaching and shares her ideas on her popular blog, Kindergals. This is a link to the original broadcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theclassroomcollaborative/support

Nicole is a comedian, actor and writer in New York. She identifies as a sketch "freak" and you can see her perform with her Boogie Manja team "Denise" on Fridays at The Pit Striker main stage. She is also part of a digital sketch team called Shiners and is preparing to launch a brand new web series called "Unhinged." She talks about best practices to find a day job that works for you. Enjoy!

Deedee and Adam invite their first guest to the podcast and chat all about learning games with the Dollar Store Diva, Kim Adsit! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theclassroomcollaborative/support

Comedian and actor Scott Adsit has been on everything from Friends to The Office , but you may know him best as Pete Hornberger from the sitcom 30 Rock . Or perhaps as the voice of Baymax from Big Hero 6 . This weekend, he's in Georgia. Adsit is doing a two-night, four-show run at Dad's Garage in Atlanta. First, he stopped by On Second Thought to share stories about how improv influenced his acting career, why he never really got into stand-up comedy, and his connection to the Marvel Universe.

A story of force. Duke is here for a time. Tish has a theme song for Big And Littles. Work will be done on prostishing. Later, Tom Bell and a touch of Adsit. Stay tuned for more.

Today, we're talking to Janelle Adsit about her book, Toward an Inclusive Creative Writing (Bloomsbury, 2017). In it, Adsit takes a hard look at the way American colleges and universities teach creative writing. What do students who enter creative-writing classrooms encounter as these young men and women hope to discover who they are and can be as writers? Does the teaching they receive help or hinder them? As Adsit’s title suggests, one of the problems she’s found with writing instruction in our institutions is that it’s too exclusive, too centered on limited and limiting ideas of what counts as good writing and, by extension, who can be good writers. Too often, in writing classrooms across the country, students encounter models that are predominately male and predominately white. How, Adsit asks, can we foster the writing of students who don’t identify with these models? How can we guide our students to write from and give voice to their own diversity? At stake in these questions is not merely the experience of students in the classroom, but, in the long run, the future of American literature, for in these classrooms are our authors-to-be, those writers who will go on to write the books we’ll read in the coming decades. Adsit hopes to lead us forward into a brighter literary future, one in which our literature is as rich and diverse as the Americans who read it. Eric LeMay is on the creative writing faculty at Ohio University. His work ranges from food writing to electronic literature. He is the author of three books, most recently In Praise of Nothing: Essay, Memoir, and Experiments (Emergency Press, 2014). He can be reached at eric@ericlemay.org. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we're talking to Janelle Adsit about her book, Toward an Inclusive Creative Writing (Bloomsbury, 2017). In it, Adsit takes a hard look at the way American colleges and universities teach creative writing. What do students who enter creative-writing classrooms encounter as these young men and women hope to discover who they are and can be as writers? Does the teaching they receive help or hinder them? As Adsit’s title suggests, one of the problems she’s found with writing instruction in our institutions is that it’s too exclusive, too centered on limited and limiting ideas of what counts as good writing and, by extension, who can be good writers. Too often, in writing classrooms across the country, students encounter models that are predominately male and predominately white. How, Adsit asks, can we foster the writing of students who don’t identify with these models? How can we guide our students to write from and give voice to their own diversity? At stake in these questions is not merely the experience of students in the classroom, but, in the long run, the future of American literature, for in these classrooms are our authors-to-be, those writers who will go on to write the books we’ll read in the coming decades. Adsit hopes to lead us forward into a brighter literary future, one in which our literature is as rich and diverse as the Americans who read it. Eric LeMay is on the creative writing faculty at Ohio University. His work ranges from food writing to electronic literature. He is the author of three books, most recently In Praise of Nothing: Essay, Memoir, and Experiments (Emergency Press, 2014). He can be reached at eric@ericlemay.org. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we're talking to Janelle Adsit about her book, Toward an Inclusive Creative Writing (Bloomsbury, 2017). In it, Adsit takes a hard look at the way American colleges and universities teach creative writing. What do students who enter creative-writing classrooms encounter as these young men and women hope to discover who they are and can be as writers? Does the teaching they receive help or hinder them? As Adsit’s title suggests, one of the problems she’s found with writing instruction in our institutions is that it’s too exclusive, too centered on limited and limiting ideas of what counts as good writing and, by extension, who can be good writers. Too often, in writing classrooms across the country, students encounter models that are predominately male and predominately white. How, Adsit asks, can we foster the writing of students who don’t identify with these models? How can we guide our students to write from and give voice to their own diversity? At stake in these questions is not merely the experience of students in the classroom, but, in the long run, the future of American literature, for in these classrooms are our authors-to-be, those writers who will go on to write the books we’ll read in the coming decades. Adsit hopes to lead us forward into a brighter literary future, one in which our literature is as rich and diverse as the Americans who read it. Eric LeMay is on the creative writing faculty at Ohio University. His work ranges from food writing to electronic literature. He is the author of three books, most recently In Praise of Nothing: Essay, Memoir, and Experiments (Emergency Press, 2014). He can be reached at eric@ericlemay.org. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My friend Kim Adsit and I talk organization, purposeful play, and more! Follow her @kindergals and follow those she mentions @kinderbykim, @luvmykinders, @deedeewills Checkout the HomePLAY pack Kim and I created on Teachers Pay Teachers by searching Kim Adsit Homework!

Former cage fighter Michael Adsit joins Evan to talk about what it was like being the the early days of a sport.  He takes us through his cage fighting career of no holds barred fighting of what would eventually morph into the sport of Mixed Martial Arts.  Long removed from his career in cage fighting, Michael has recently found the new sport of OCR.    Episode brought to you by Inside Tracker.  Invest in what is going on inside your body so you know how to maximize your health and performance at races. Music provided by Marc Capaldo of Madison Ambush

Perhaps you've heard of the mission-critical first 100 days in a new role. If you're looking at a new position and wanting to ensure your success -- or if you are making a key hire and want to ensure the same for that person -- Dennis Adsit of Adsum Insights has some great insights. Dennis has been coaching through his First 100 Days program, optimizing that key stage for new hires starting from before Day 1 in a new role. Hear his thoughts on this episode of the Real Leaders Podcast with Sue Heilbronner.

Steffan takes listener calls on the Adsit interview. Then, Denver 7’s Tony Kovaleski on the two-week anniversary of HIS breaking the Mayor Hancock text message scandal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 67 – The Importance of Working Towards a Common Goal with Kristy Adsit We talked to veteran Team Leader, Kristy Adsit, and learned how she keeps her team focused, motivated, and most importantly working together to reach a common goal. Click Here to Download Podcast Notes Right Click Here and choose ‘Save Link As’ to Download the Podcast Go to HygieneProfitLeaders.com to download notes from the episode! Subscribe to the Podcast Subscribe http://www.hygieneprofitleaders.com/wp-contentuploads201801hpl_ep-67_interview-with-kristy-adsit-mp3/feed/ 0

In this animal-themed episode, Steph speaks to Derek Footage, a man who rescues injured and dead pigeons from the street, and Nan Swink, the founder of the docent program at the Bronx Zoo. Guests Mike Williams (@shaggymike / 3rd Thursday at Legion Bar) and Nicole Adsit.

Ken Plume has a chat with actor/writer/producer Scott Adsit, about comics, improv, SNL, pilots, and heroes.

Scott Adsit ("Big Hero 6," "30 Rock") joins Cole and Vanessa to chat SNL40, 50 Shades of Gray, Celebrity Autobiography, Tracy Morgan, becoming Baymax, TV Funhouse, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, doing 30 Rock live, a weird SNL first date, hairheads and the best/worst movie for January we can come up with.  Leave you answer to the firsts question (the first animated movie you fell in love with and why) on our website for a chance to win an "30 Rock" Season 1 DVD signed by Scott!

When trans women of color take over the world, Lexi Adsit will be to blame. This recent SF State graduate is currently co-organizing the first International Trans Women of Color Network Gathering for the upcoming Allied Media Conference. In this interview, she discusses her background as a student organizer of the Queer Yo' Mind Conference, and her research on trans women of color affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Read the transcript at scribd.com/artactivistnia. Support the podcast at patreon.com/artactivistnia. Find more episodes at artactivistnia.com.

Jet Eveleth- the woman, the myth, the legend. Just kidding. Not really. Jet Eveleth is a member of the Harold team The Reckoning at the iO Theater and performs in the show Adsit and Eveleth and Jet and Paul. She has appeared in The Barb Lameter Show and The Armando Diaz Experience, and has understudied at The Second City. She toured in the two-woman sketch show I Live Next Door To Horses, winner of the 2008 Del Award for Best Scripted Show. She has performed at the Andy Kaufman Awards and was listed as New City magazine’s "Top 50 Players" in 2010 and 2012. She studied clown and physical theater with Paola Coletto and Philippe Gaulier. She has taught at the Comedy Studies Program at Columbia College, the Second City Conservatory, the iO Theater, and is the former artistic director of the Chicago Improv Festival. She currently resides in Los Angeles.

Scott Adsit plays producer Pete Hornberger on NBC’s Emmy Award-winning “30 Rock,” a workplace comedy where the workplace exists behind-the-scenes of a live variety show. A seasoned improv and sketch performer from Second City in Chicago, Adsit has appeared in countless television shows including “Felicity,” “Monk” and the influential sketch comedy shows “Mr. Show” and “Tenacious D.” Adsit has guest-starred on “The Office,” “Malcolm in the Middle,” “Huff,” “Alias,” “CSI Miami,” “Friends” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm.” He also writes, produces, directs and performs voices for Adult Swim’s critically acclaimed “Moral Orel.” His feature credits include the Christopher Guest comedy “For Your Consideration,” and he has starred in “The Bad News Bears,” “Kicking and Screaming,” “The Terminal,” “The Italian Job” and the critically praised indie film “Lovely and Amazing.” Adsit, along with the “30 Rock” cast, received an Emmy Award in 2007 and 2008 for Outstanding Comedy Series.