Podcasts about ambidextrous

Ken Burns Baseball (0:14) Expansion (6:34) Why Michael Lorenzen needs 20 ABs (16:06) Ambidextrous pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje (20:59) Baseball United update (24:09) Ichiro Suzuki (25:47) Will Clark and the Giants (29:03) NBA all-star tournament (34:19)

Dr. Elizabeth (Betsy) Bradley, President of Vassar College, shares her thoughts on the fusillade of Executive Orders signed by President Trump directed at educational institutions, including the apparent special animus toward elite private institutions. In this moment of heightened scrutiny across multiple fronts, the first step is to circle back to core values and the return on investment, to communicate strategy better beyond campus to the broader community, including elected officials of all persuasions, and to spotlight jobs and financial and other vital contributions. The threat of a dramatic increase in taxes on endowments, as part of a Congressional reconciliation measure this spring, “would definitely deal a blow.” Anti-foreigner rhetoric is having a “chilling effect” on recruitment and retention of international students. “Ambidextrous leadership” is essential: be proactive, have the data you need, don't overreact, and be ready to act quickly when needed. 

In the last week, three (well really four) major trades occurred. We spent the entire episode breaking down each one. In between we rambled about fast food, faceoff specialists, haters, and why aren't there ambidextrous hockey players? 

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Mark Burnett, also known as "Reasoning with Mark," shares his fascinating journey from growing up in Kingston, Jamaica to becoming an influential project manager and consultant. Discover how a life-altering accident led him to create the concept of the ambidextrous project manager, blending creativity, emotional intelligence, and adaptability. Through engaging stories and poignant insights, Mark emphasizes the power of conversation and introspection in empowering teams and achieving project success. Explore the intricacies of managing cross-border projects in the Caribbean, with a special focus on the cultural and logistical differences between Jamaica and the Cayman Islands. Mark delves into the importance of cultural sensitivity, stakeholder engagement, and respecting local customs for successful project management. His experiences in the telecommunications industry, coupled with his role as a mentor at the Richard Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship, offer valuable lessons on integrating project management into business strategies and fostering entrepreneurial growth. Finally, Mark discusses his work with PMO Global Alliance and PMI, highlighting the benefits of community involvement in driving innovation and personal development. Connect with Mark through his LinkedIn profile and subscribe to his Ambidextrous Mindset newsletter for more insights. This episode is a deep dive into the value of effective communication, resilience, and the human touch in project management. In this episode we cover: 00:01 Reasoning With Mark11:54 Journey to Ambidextrous Project Manager19:08 Embracing Resilience in Project Management35:01 Navigating Cross-Island Project Challenges45:32 Navigating Project Management Opportunities1:03:36 Connecting Through Ambidextrous Mindsetand more To connect with Mark: https://econo-projectex.business.site/https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrkburnett/ https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/the-ambidextrous-mindset%25C2%25A9-695315Support the showThank you for listening to Agile Ideas! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with someone who might benefit from our discussions. Remember to rate us on your preferred podcast platform and follow us on social media for updates and more insightful content.Thank you for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, I'd really appreciate it if you could share it with your friends and rate us. Let's spread the #AgileIdeas together! We'd like to hear any feedback. www.agilemanagementoffice.com/contact Don't miss out on exclusive access to special events, checklists, and blogs that are not available everywhere. Subscribe to our newsletter now at www.agilemanagementoffice.com/subscribe. You can also find us on most social media channels by searching 'Agile Ideas'. Follow me, your host, on LinkedIn - go to Fatimah Abbouchi - www.linkedin.com/in/fatimahabbouchi/ For all things Agile Ideas and to stay connected, visit our website below. It's your one-stop destination for all our episodes, blogs, and more. We hope you found today's episode enlightening. Until next time, keep innovating and exploring new Agile Ideas!Learn more about podcast host Fatimah Abbouchi...

Welcome to the PMO Strategies Podcast + Blog, where PMO leaders become IMPACT Drivers! PMI Talent Triangle: Power Skills Imagine switching seamlessly between your creative and analytical skills to tackle complex projects. This is the essence of ambidextrous project management, a powerful mindset that can help you thrive in today's challenging environments.   In this week's podcast episode, I chat with Mark Burnett, author of The Ambidextrous Project Manager. Mark shares strategies to help you balance flexibility with structure, navigate complex projects, and empower your teams. He also shares his personal story of resilience, overcoming adversity, and how ambidextrous thinking helped him drive results across 19+ countries.  

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Listener science questions from South Africa answered by Dr Chris this time include: Do you urinate more liquid than the alcohol you consume? Why do dark skinned people get pigmentation underneath their armpits and between their thighs? What are the latest developments in helping restore vision to blind people? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Send us a textAMBIDEXTROUS is a 1960s-70s cover band, which began as a duet in 2014 with Scott Sodaro on electric guitar and his friend from 1st grade, Ray Lemieux, on acoustic. What makes AMBIDEXTROUS unique is their approach to the songs they love. They play them as best they can, using the original formulas which made those songs great. AMBIDEXTROUS has been playing all over the Chicagoland area for years. Only about 1% of the population is truly ambidextrous, so we were very fortunate to have them in the studio to see which way they are going.You can win the band! Raffle tickets are on sale now to win Cadillac Groove. Tickets are only $5.00 each, you can buy as many as you wish. The prize winner will be announced at a special show on October 27th at the Renaissance Center in Joliet. There will be a $10.00 cover charge for this event which will get you 2 additional raffle tickets. Winner must be present at the show. All proceeds from ticket sales go to help the Illinois Rock & Roll Museum on Route 66. Support the showPodcast edited by Paul Martin.Theme song courtesy of M&R Rush.www.rocknrollchicagopodcast.com

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The boys are chatting to Australian test star Usman Khawaja. 0:00 - Ussies Origin allegencies  0:43 - Experience in New York 1:45 - Cricket Scene in the USA 3:35 - Ussie over in the NBA 4:50 - Power rankings of USA sports 5:33 - The test 7:00 - Favourite century from career 7:52 - Which player did Ussy model his game off? 8:26 - Ambidextrous cricketers who play golf 9:33 - Brian Lara 10:15 - Advice on how to handle social media 12:00 - Instinct of batsmen  13:47 - Jofra Archer 15:00 - Predictions for the winner 17:20 - Ussy on the Today show 18:00 - Fletch bowling to Ussy 18:45 - Rhyming slang Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ambidextrous thinkers are super adept at both left and right-brain thinking. They can see the big picture as well as zoom in on details. George Barrett is one of those people, a true polymath. His accomplishments are incredibly inspiring: CEO of a Fortune 20 company, policy influencer, board member, professor, accomplished athlete, and thriving musician. His recently released debut album, Not Alone, is a beautifully composed work, soulfully written and backed by industry-leading singers and composers. In this episode, George shares how he uses and balances his left and right brain thinking.

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Siddharth Mhatre is naturally right-handed. His father is a big Brian Lara fan. So, when Siddharth started batting at 3, his father taught him how to bat left-handed. Now he is an elegant south-paw batter. Similarly, he is naturally an off-spinner. But one day when there were no left-arm spinners in his college nets, he tried his hand at bowling left-arm spin and bowled fairly well. Seeing his accuracy, his coach encouraged him to bowl left-arm spin. Today, looking at the batter in front, Siddharth can seamlessly switch between bowling off-spin and left-arm orthodox spin. He grew up in Uran in Raigad district. The proximity to Mumbai led him to play most of his age-group cricket in Mumbai but he never really got an opportunity in Mumbai's ultra-competitive environment. He moved to Maharashtra and had an impressive 2023 Maharashtra Premier League (MPL). He even made his debut for the state in all three formats last season. On the eve of MPL 2024, Siddharth shares his journey on Kattyawarchya Gappa with Amol Gokhale… सिद्धार्थ म्हात्रेने वयाच्या तिसऱ्या वर्षी बॅट हातात घेतली ती उजव्या हातात... पण वडिलांनी त्यांना ब्रायन लारा आवडतो म्हणून सिद्धार्थला डावखुरी फलंदाजी शिकवली. तो गोलंदाजी देखील उजव्या हाताने करायचा. तो ऑफस्पिन टाकतो. पण एक दिवस कॉलेजच्या नेट्समध्ये कोणी डावखुरा फिरकी गोलंदाज आला नव्हता म्हणून ह्याने डावखुरी गोलंदाजी देखील करुन बघितली आणि ती जमली देखील... एकदा डावखुरी गोलंदाजी जमतेय म्हटल्यावर त्याने त्यावरच लक्ष केंद्रित केलं आणि आता तो सहजतेने समोरचा फलंदाज कोण आहे ते बघून दोन्ही हाताने गोलंदाजी करतो. सिद्धार्थ मूळचा रायगड जिल्ह्यातल्या उरणचा; मुंबईत बरंच क्रिकेट खेळला पण योग्य संधी मिळाली नाही म्हणून महाराष्ट्राकडे आला आणि इथे येऊन त्याने संधीचं सोनं केलं. २०२३ महाराष्ट्र प्रिमियर लीगमध्ये (MPL) त्याने आपल्या कामगिरीने छाप सोडली आणि गेल्या हंगामात महाराष्ट्रासाठी तिन्ही प्रकारात पदार्पण केलं... २०२४ MPLच्या पूर्वसंध्येला त्याने अमोल गोखलेबरोबर कट्ट्यावरच्या गप्पांमध्ये आपला प्रवास उलगडला आहे...

We find out Hunter's Ambidextrous. Woah!

After almost a half-dozen years immersed in the animal side of Cargill's protein business, Elizabeth Gutschenritter has been at the helm of the conglomerate's alternative proteins business since 2019. In a wide-ranging interview with Alt-Meat, she discussed how Cargill balances the differing cultures of the two protein businesses, fosters a start-up mindset from inside the international agri-giant, and the growth she sees in alt-meat's future. 

"X" marks the spot. In today's episode, it led to an ego-bruising delay of our scheduled recording. One feature of FC2.0 is that we Davids process our conflicts in real time, hoping we might bring benefit to listeners regardless of the personal pain. Or the giggles. We're ambidextrous that way…though David fancies himself a joy-eater. Maybe that's why he felt free to drag Dr Dave into yet another defense of his soon-to-be-recycled "Hungry Eyes" birthday picture. 

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Welcome to Beyond The Glove! The podcast presented by the Glove Experts at JustGloves. We're welcoming back Tyler Amble for another expert chat. This time the fellas are discussing the intricacies of the ambidextrous glove. Even more interesting, we're discussing it's use within professional baseball. You'll be blown away by the quirky history of ambidextrous glove and the use of the ambidextrous pitcher within baseball. Shop the Akadema Ambidextrous Glove here: https://www.justballgloves.com/product/akadema-pro-soft-ambidextrous-baseball-glove-abx0011165/11165/#attr=85437 Listen to the full episode and more of Beyond The Glove on your favorite podcasting network below. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7MExOMq... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Check us out today at https://www.justgloves.com/ Questions or Suggestions? E-mail: experts@justgloves.com Toll Free Telephone: 1-866-321-GLOV (4568) Follow us on social media! Facebook:   / justgloves   Twitter:   / justgloves   Instagram:   / justgloves   Pinterest:   / justballgloves   Blog: https://www.justgloves.com/blog/ We hope that you enjoy Beyond The Glove! If you have any questions, concerns, or requests, don't hesitate to contact our Glove Experts. They're available for a call or text at 866-321-4568, email at experts@justgloves.com, or you can live chat on our website. Don't forget, we're JustGloves, and we'll be here for you from Click To Catch!

Despite three hit albums and the #1 song “Good,” Better Than Ezra was dropped from its label. Lead singer Kevin Griffin faced a choice: quit music or reinvent himself within the industry. He chose the latter, and decades later Kevin, and the band, are thriving.If you enjoy this episode, please consider leaving a rating and a review. It makes a huge difference in helping us spread the word about the show.Thanks for listening! To join our #POSITIVITY community or to learn more about Moshe, visit https://linktr.ee/moshepopackTopics:1:50 – The incredible feeling of singing in a sold-out stadium.4:30 – In music, like business, the x-factor to go from good to great is drive.6:00 – How Kevin reinvented himself and embraced writing songs for others.8:00 – His first collaboration was with Meatloaf.11:00 – How that collaboration changed his entire career.15:00 – Why we must let go of ego to become better.17:00 – Practical tools to find creative inspiration.24:00 – The glamorous life of a rock star isn't so glamorous.26:00 – Kevin talks about how he got sober.31:00 – Stay curious, be silly, and don't be afraid to fail.35:00 – Kevin's hidden talent is that he's … ambidextrous.

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This week on the podcast we have on another great tennis parent, Kalin Davidov. Kalin is the father of one of the world's best juniors Teo Davidov. Teo is an ambidextrous player. I was seriously impressed with Teo's skills and attitude when I saw him reach the semi finals of the IMG Future Stars event. We discuss: Kalin's background in pro sport coming from a volleyball career in Bulgaria His knowledge of meditation, yoga, nutrition, chinese medicine and tennisThe commitment he has made to coaching his son and how he can become a better coachThe reasons for wanting Teo to use both hands to play tennisHow Teo's game will cope with the men's gameThe importance of athleticism, olympic weightlifting and controlling the mindThere's so much to learn from this episode so I hope you enjoy it!FabioHave you seen the Functional Tennis Saber? Check it out here and don't miss the video of Stan Wawrinka crushing the ball.This podcast is sponsored by ASICS. ASICS is a Japanese company founded in 1949 with the purpose of giving more people the opportunity to experience how sports and movement can have a positive impact on mental well-being.To learn more about ASICS visit their website here: https://www.asics.com/nl/en-nl/sports/tennis/Find us on Social Media:Instagram: Instagram.com/FunctionalTennisTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@functionaltennis YouTube: Functional Tennis PodcastThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Our expert is back, and she wants to talk about versatility in dance. It is becoming a problem how many dancers are not ambidextrous. You must have a good balance between your right and left side. This is what judges are looking for!A dance podcast all about everything dance. Dancers,parents, studio owners, judges all weigh in on their opinions of the dance world.

It's beginning to feel a lot like hockey season out there…As the offseason winds down, Jessi Pierce and Kirsten Krull answer your fun questions while speculating about what's to come ahead of NHL preseason.  Plus, how many Minnesota lakes can Minnesota Wild alternate captain Marcus Foligno name? We find out and see how is summer in Sudbury is going. As always, we're created by new voice studios brought to you by Talk North, Grain Belt, Jim Beam, Livea, and Royal Credit Union this is Season 4, episode 189. 

It's beginning to feel a lot like hockey season out there…As the offseason winds down, Jessi Pierce and Kirsten Krull answer your fun questions while speculating about what's to come ahead of the NHL preseason. Plus, how many Minnesota lakes can Minnesota Wild alternate captain Marcus Foligno name? We find out and see how is summer in Sudbury is going.As always, we're created by new voice studios brought to you by Talk North, Grain Belt, Jim Beam, Livea, and Royal Credit Union this is Season 4, episode 189. 

Periodically Dominique get together for a catch up conversation. Dominique has been going through my new book, Modern Horse Training, and my on-line clinics. From those resources she's been collecting topics that are interesting to explore. But first we begin with a short follow up to the episodes we did with Joe Layng on reinforcement schedules. We talk about the role clean loops play in developing behavior. What is the difference between clean and fully developed? Then we move on and talk about strategies for working both sides of your horse. We begin by examining the premise of is it necessary to work both sides when you train. What does that mean? And how do you get to the point where your horse is comfortable and capable being worked on both the left and right side.

In this episode Rebecca chats with viral TikTok star who is known for being an ambidextrous artist Colin Darke. They chat about juggling being an artist with being an attorney, sobriety, clinical depression, being a multihyphenate, and more. If you're curious about sobriety, this is the episode for you! Follow us on socials!: @HowTheFuckDidYou @Its_RebeccaLee @ColinDarke  

Why are some people left-handed? Why are some people right-footed? Why do some write with their right and throw a ball with their left? What does this all have to do with our brains? Why is it hard for some people to tell left from right? And what about animals? Can they be left-flippered, or finned, or southpawed? That's what a few CrowdScience listeners want to know, and we've got an expert panel on left, right and everything in between to help answer your questions. From genetics to culture, host Caroline Steel works to unpack what's known and what's still unknown about handedness. David Carey from Bangor University helps Caroline better understand her own mixed-handedness through a series of simple tests and shares some insights into what role handedness (and footedness) plays in the world of sports. Neuropsychologist Marietta Papadatou-Pastou from National and Kapodistrian University of Athens helps break down the numbers on left v. right-handedness and its cultural influences. To better understand the genetics and evolution of handedness, we hear from Sebastian Ocklenburg from Medical School Hamburg, who has investigated the phenomenon in other species. Throughout the show, Caroline tries to understand why handedness exists in the first place and why our species is so biased to the right. She tries to answer listener Barb's question as to why ambidexterity isn't more ubiquitous, and it leads to some brainy tangents. We also hear questions from listeners Scotia and Roland, and travel to India with BBC reporter Chhavi Sachdev to hear how cultural norms are not in favour of lefties. Presenter: Caroline Steel Producer: Sam Baker Editor: Richard Collings Production co-ordinator: Jonathan Harris Studio engineers: Tim Heffer, Steve Greenwood Featuring: Marietta Papadatou-Pastou, Neuropsychologist and Assistant Professor, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Sebastian Ocklenburg, Professor for Research Methods, Medical School Hamburg David Carey, Reader in Neuropsychology, Bangor University (Image: Close up of group of hands raised. Credit: JGI/Getty Images)

https://chtbl.com/track/118312/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/talkinglead/TLP_486_AKK_S5_Ep3_Mand_M_Ind_PAC.mp3 In this episode of the Talking Lead AK KORNER: Lefty is joined by Pioneer Arms Corp US, CJ Johnson, to update us on their latest offerings. Also joining in on the conversation is Marco Vorobiev and Graham Riehart. PAC US has improved on the quality of their existing AKM line and added to their variety of calibers with the 5.56x45 AKM and .22lr AKM versions. PAC US is also making new muzzle device adapters that allow you to easily switch out your slant brake making it a breeze to attach your favorite silencer or muzzle device. Speaking of silencers, PAC US has also added silencers to their menu. Listen in to get all the details. Next up Michael Meier founder of M+M Industries sits down with Lefty to talk about their hybrid AK The M10X. The M10X was designed utilizing many proven features around the world. The M10X uses the long-stroke gas piston operating system with a rotating bolt. On top of that, the rifle uses a front recoil system combining elements from Swiss rifle design and Kalashnikov's design. The rifle uses an adjustable gas valve to be adapted to any load or paired with a suppressor using custom suppressor settings. Ambidextrous controls similar to rifles of Western origin give the rifle the advantage of being compatible with both right and left-handed shooters. Also joining in on the conversation is Paul Markel (Student Of The Gun) and Dave with Hi Point Firearms to talk about Hi Point's new carbine chambered in 30Super Carry, yep you read that correctly... A toast with Lefty before the show with Marco Vorbiev, CJ Johnson, Jarrad Markel and Graham Riehart Pioneer Arms Corp new 5.56x45 AKM and .22lr AKM Lefty with Mike Meier of M+M Ind and Dave of Hi-Point Firearms New products from Pioneer Arms Corp US on the Talking Lead Podcast

Can a pitcher pitch with either arm? Is that even legal? Find out about this rule and why it was added to the rule book!

In Chapter 5 of Tushman and O'Reilly's "Lead and Disrupt", the authors share how Cypress Semiconductor used a similar venture funding model, complete with a one-page business plan, for initial funding to grow $40 million in businesses. With their approach called a “Federation of Entrepreneurs”, Cypress is a great case study in ambidextrous leadership. In June 2019, Infineon Technologies announced it would acquire Cypress for $9.4 billion. The deal closed in April 2020, making Infineon one of the world's top 10 semiconductor manufacturers; We are joined today by that ambidextrous leader, the former CEO of Cypress TJ Rodgers and the author of Lead and Disrupt, Charles O'Reilly III.

Ambidextrous set:  Selections of various releases by Russian artist that include IDM & ambient Vic Hennegan: U.S. artist from his live performance on my radio show Ambient: includes the brand new release by N:L:E (Argentina)   TIME ARTIST TRACK RELEASE 0:00:00 ***Intro*** [Ambidextrous]   0:00:18 Ambidextrous the wizard of fuzz  Armchair Raver 0:06:42 Ambidextrous jukebox champion Rocket Mind 0:10:24 Ambidextrous where are you Vision By Zero 0:21:47 Ambidextrous asuncion Geek Mythology 0:26:38 Ambidextrous escaping the future Discontinuum/Unraniborg 0:36:21 Ambidextrous quartz 402 Muted Airwaves 0:43:50 Ambidextrous balding generation (remix)   0:49:52 Ambidextrous counter relief Undisclosed Circuit 0:55:53 Ambidextrous tiangong Radio Not 1:01:33 ***break*** [Vic Hennegan] 1:04:12 Vic Hennegan live on Alien Air Music   1:45:46 ***break*** [Ambient] Pillars Of Light 1:46:25 Robert Farrugia textures Adrift 1:51:17 N:L:E dream…dreaming Natural Screen 2:00:58 ***Outro***       Keywords: International electronic music internet electronic artists unsigned electronic artists Low Orbit Satellite Ambient Symphonic Rock Progressive Rock Art Rock Tribal Trance PsyTrance Ethno/PsyTrance IDM Nonima Dub Step Mid Era Berlin School

“MMD (or mirror movement development) is the missing pillar of longevity along side nutrition and exercise” Watch this interview on YouTube here https://youtu.be/g03RUDCz7kk On this episode #284 we will cover: ✔︎ What is Mirror Movement Development (MMD) ✔︎  How does MMD improve body realignment, spatial awareness, balance and peak performance? ✔︎  Famous people who have embraced dual-dominance. ✔︎ How to begin using this practice for improved resilience, body re-alignment, health and brain benefits. Today's episode #284, we will be speaking with Jim Houliston, a Philadelphia-based, dual dominant artist, athlete, educator, and author of the world's first biscriptal book—BIG3MMD: History's Ambidextrous and the Benefits of Mirror Movement Development. Welcome back to The Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast, where we cover the science-based evidence behind social and emotional learning (for schools) and emotional intelligence training (in the workplace) with tools, ideas and strategies that we can all use for immediate results. I'm Andrea Samadi, an author, and educator with a passion for learning specifically on the topics of health, wellbeing and productivity. When Jim first reached out to me, he let me know about the neurological, longevity, body realignment, spatial awareness, balance, and peak performance benefits that come from practicing mirror movement development (MMD) and I stopped and wondered what is MMD and was intrigued to learn more. I don't know anything about this topic, but after years of working out (mostly hiking and trail running) I have certain aches and pains that never go away. I also want to keep the high level of balance that I have now, into the next 20 years, so I can keep doing the activities I love, as I'm getting older. I wonder: How does what Jim has discovered improve body realignment, spatial awareness, balance and peak performance? How could I implement this idea? How soon would I notice a benefit? How exactly did he discover this idea? Let's meet Jim Houliston, and learn about MMD and how this idea that he has discovered could take our productivity to new heights. Welcome Jim! Thanks so much for coming on the podcast.  This is a FIRST for me today as I know absolutely nothing about what you will be sharing with us today, so I hope as we go through the questions that we can tie your work with our Season Theme of “Going Back to the Basics” or the Foundational Skills in order to accelerate our results. 1. For our listeners right now they very well could be hearing about MMD (Mirror Movement Development) for the first time, what is MMD? 2. What is the layman's Science behind MMD and how you discovered this? 2B: Why don't most people practice this, and why does it feel so weird? 2C: How do you begin practicing MMD? 3. What are some of the Benefits of MMD, specifically, how does this practice impact your brain, and what specific region of your brain have you seen improvements with? 4. You list a bunch of famous MMD practitioners in your book, who are some of your favorites and why? 4B: How did you come up with this concept? 5. What criticism have your received? 6. Where do you see this going? What are your dreams with promoting MMD? 7. Final Thoughts? Thank you Jim for coming on the podcast to open my eyes to something I've never even thought about. CONNECT WITH JIM HOULISTON Website https://ambilife.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jim.houliston Instagram https://www.instagram.com/urban_rail_walker/ Short Video on Mirror Movement Development  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1b0KuqI4VvY FOLLOW ANDREA SAMADI:  YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreaSamadi   Website https://www.achieveit360.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samadi/  Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/Achieveit360com   Neuroscience Meets SEL Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/2975814899101697   Twitter: https://twitter.com/andreasamadi   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andreasamadi/   

Mandi Hall is a UX researcher who works at Microsoft. In this episode, Mandi discusses doing ambidextrous research (not research about using both hands equally well). Visit https://www.yzziresearch.com/podcast for show notes.

Delta State baseball legend Casey Myrick joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking Jurrangelo Cijntje and other ambidextrous pitchers. Casey gives his thoughts on the ambidextrous pitcher at Mississippi State and shares an interesting story about a Delta State legend who was also ambidextrous. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Who on the show could throw a football with their non-dominant hand? Daniel Jones wants a ton of money, but the Giants may not oblige his asking price. Plus, Knobservations and Did It Happen in Florida? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe DeLeone and Sean Anderson answer listener questions about Ambidextrous QBs, Rhode Island, PB&Js, Christmas, and more

Today's guest is Alex Blanco, CEO of Vantage Insurance. Alex has been dealt a rare hand in the insurance world, because he has had the chance to build something from scratch with no legacy. What would you do if you could start a specialist insurance business from a clean piece of paper, and in a pretty favourable insurance market environment?  What lines would you start with? How would you use technology? Would you stick to the E&S market or would you add admitted capabilities? How would you approach alternative distribution such as MGAs? Would you go international? These are the core questions at the heart of this podcast and Alex puts his multi-decade executive experience to providing the answers. Alex is a great guest and this is a really robust and far-reaching conversation. I can highly recommend a listen. LINKS We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo: https://www.advantagego.com/

In this episode we discuss strategy in an age of volatility. How are business leaders honing their edge in three critical areas–insights, commitment, and execution–to successfully navigate this period of uncertainty? How should executives manage the downside while aggressively pursuing the upside in times of crisis and disruption? To answer these questions, Sean Brown is joined by Michael Birshan and Ishaan Seth. Michael and Ishaan recently cowrote an article on this topic with Bob Sternfels, our global managing partner. Michael and Ishaan are the co-leaders of our Strategy and Corporate Finance Practice. Ishaan joins us from New York, and his client work has focused banking and securities and financial services. Michael joins us from London, and he works with clients in energy, natural resources, and industrials. He also serves on the McKinsey Global Institute Council, which advises on research on global economic, business, and technology trends.  What if the world's highest-performing CEOs held a master class to share the skills and practices that have driven their success over the years? Learn more in CEO Excellence: The Six Mindsets That Distinguish the Best Leaders from the Rest Unlock big strategy moves to beat the odds in business.  Learn more in Strategy Beyond the Hockey Stick. We invite you to join our LinkedIn community of more than 86,000 members. Join us to receive the latest insights on strategy and corporate finance.  You can also explore more Inside the Strategy Room podcast episode transcripts on McKinsey.com  See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information

Adelaide Strikers spinner Jemma Barsby is having an excellent WBBL|08 season with the ball, having already collected 12 wickets in as many matches. Well-known for being able to bowl with both her right and left arm, the ambidextrous Barsby joins Em and LJ on the Scoop to explain the work she put in over the off-season that has helped build the confidence to switch to left-arm orthodox more frequently than ever this season. Jemma also chats about her sporty upbringing in Brisbane, why she loves taking time off to work a part-time job at a cafe, and how she landed in South Australia after a stint in Perth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Kait and Colin for this episode of Art-Wise to learn all about ambidextrous art creation, tips for artists and non artists alike to help boost their own creativity, how to draw consistently while maintaining a career outside of the arts, and so much more! Check out Colin's work and support him here: https://linktr.ee/Colindarke Support Art-Wise: https://linktr.ee/artwisepodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/art-wise-pod/support

Ambidextrous organizations think and operate using both right and left hemispheres. You can find a good little video on establishing an ambidextrous infrastructure at https://claphaminstitute.org/businesses-with-an-ambidextrous-infrastructure. While the context of the conversation for this infrastructure is often bringing it into existing businesses, I wanted to get Mike's advice on how to start a business with this infrastructure. Books mentioned in this episode: Thinking, Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman Joy at Work - Dennis Bakke The Management Myth: Debunking Modern Business Philosophy - Matthew Stewart

In this second part of our “CTIO Perspectives” episode with Maria Velissariou, former CSO and Corporate R&D VP at Mars, we transfer the need of Ambidexterity from the leadership to that of the organization.  How to elevate your people into the capability to “perform AND transform” at the same time. Maria offers a trinity of principles as inspiration for your organization for both excellence in execution and generating those out-of-the-box creative ideas toward transformation ahead – illustrated by her real life experiences.

In this episode of “CTIO Perspectives” Maria Velissariou, outgoing Chief Science Officer at Mars, discusses the power, and need, of Ambidexterity in today's business world with John Metselaar.  This first (of two) sessions focuses on what it means to become an ambidextrous leader.  We cover five pillars toward creating an innovation culture of agility, speed, and scale – to be able to “perform AND transform”.

Pinkie & Mildred talk about being left handed and also people who are ambidextrous !

Markets are marvelous. They're the poetry of economics. They are one of the most remarkable technologies humans have ever built. Beautiful businesses develop new markets both outside and inside the firm. We discuss markets with Anthony J. Evans, a business school professor who teaches that all businesspeople must become economists. Key Takeaways and Actionable Insights A business economist is an Austrian who looks at the fields of economics and business to see how one is best applied to the other. Aim to be a good economist and a good business practitioner. Managerial economics is the application of the economic way of thinking and the insights of economics to the managerial task of creating value. It was Shlomo Maital who wrote, “Managers can't just employ economists, they must become economists” (Mises.org/E4B_168_Book). Anthony Evans follows that direction and teaches his students at ESCP Business School that they'll be more productive and more capable as businesspeople as a result of learning and applying economics. Market system economics provides businesses with the best toolkit for success. Businesses are participants in the market system. Managerial economists study markets in order to find ways for businesses to use market insights, harness market mechanisms and understand the signals and information that markets provide. It's easy for firms to overestimate their ability to affect the markets in which they are participating, and don't sometimes they don't fully understand or properly analyze what market prices are telling them. Prices are the most important market signals, and they can transmit information about potential futures. They can guide firms on understanding how much value they are creating relative to competitors. They can provide signals about how to increase revenue by moving process higher or lower. They can help businesses understand opportunity costs and transaction costs. Markets are decentralized experimentation, and if some new experiments by disruptive competitors are commanding purchases from actual buyers today, that may signal more buyers and more transactions in the future especially after prices adjust to higher transaction volumes. Monitoring prices and reading the signals must be a core managerial skill. Market tests should be applied whenever feasible. Technology can help. Businesses should run a market test for every question that a market can answer: is this offering or initiative valued, is it preferred, can we put a price on it, will varying the price change the level of demand or acceptance, is the benefit greater than the cost, do some customers prefer a competitive offer? Run a market test — A/B test, pilot program, prototype evaluation, survey with customers, whatever is feasible. Today's technology provides tremendous help with low-cost digital testing methods, fast feedback loops, and efficient data processing. In fact, more and more, technology can relieve managers of the task of formulating their own understanding by automating the test procedures and the analytics and recommendations. Markets can be brought inside the firm to improve business performance. Markets stimulate innovation, lower costs, and efficiency because customers always want better, cheaper, and faster and competing entrepreneurial firms always want to provide those benefits in the search for profits. The same effects of the market order can be sought inside the firm. What is the market value and the right price for marketing services from the marketing department, or HR services or IT services? What's the marginal cost versus marginal benefit analysis for one more HR staff member, or the opportunity cost of one more IT system installation versus one more sales campaign? What's the value of the knowledge flowing through the firm? These are the kinds of questions that the market order can answer, and managers should always be asking them. Prices can be the metric for all learning. Market economics can also guide organizational design and processes. Markets are dynamic and ever changing. Businesses must reflect and emulate this dynamism. Organizational design and structures must be flexible enough to enable dynamism and not erect barriers to change and adaptation. What are the forces that make markets grow and decline, and what are the forces that have this effect on firms? Organization should harness the forces of market growth. Professor Evans' suggestion is a constitutional view of the firm. Let simple rules of conduct emerge from a shared sense of vision and mission, codify them, and then let decentralized teams run the experiments that feel constitutionally right to them given their reading of market signals. Subjective value is immeasurable, but can be gauged in market tests. The purpose of a firm is to generate subjective value, which is created by customers through their own experiences and co-created by the firms and brands and services that facilitate those experiences. Subjective value is intangible and immeasurable. But exchange value — what customers actually pay in an exchange transaction — can be a proxy in some cases. Subjective value is a hard concept to grasp for those who have been educated or trained to think of value in objective terms, as something inherent in a product. Professor Evans finds his students, when asked to describe the value of an offering or an idea, instinctively gravitate to the product-based view, citing attributes, features and performance benefits. Taking the customer perspective is very hard, and perhaps unnatural. The economic point of view is always to put the producer in the shoes of the customer, to take the customer's view and identify the customer's mental model for processing information and observation. It's hard to do, and requires significant cognitive effort. But done well, it's key to marketing, innovation, product improvement and competitive positioning. Empathically diagnosing subjective value is one of the greatest insights economics can give to business. Entrepreneurs thrive in markets. Markets are the place where entrepreneurs ply their skills, and the entrepreneurial role will never diminish. Their imagination of the future and anticipation of future demand – even under conditions of uncertainty – their creativity and their judgment will always be important in the context of dynamic interactions of multiple players, offerings, and institutions within markets. The human factor is the most important. Entrepreneurship is not an academic matter to be debated for the distinction of different nuances, but a practical matter of working and succeeding in markets. It concerns the identification of a profit opportunity via some kind of new product, service, method, or recombination of capital, and the ability to introduce this novelty into the marketplace, actively making decisions about resource allocation, cost, investment, communications and all the other elements of a business, overcoming obstacles and resolving difficult challenges. It is, as Professor Evans stated it, both ideational and implementational. Ambidextrous. And the common backdrop for all entrepreneurs and businesses of all kinds is continuous change. In his book Economics: A Complete Guide For Business (Mises.org/E4B_168_Book), Prof Evans states that, “Economic change will disintegrate existing combinations (of capital goods) and force entrepreneurs to find new ones”. This action, which Prof Evans refers to as “recalculation”, is core to the dynamics and agility of entrepreneurs in markets. Recalculation is the creative pulse that provides the energy for generating new capital structures out of old ones. Austrian economists have always been acutely aware of change as an economic factor. Perhaps the business world is catching up, but Austrians have always been ahead. It's the perspective that entrepreneurs and businesses can co-ordinate with each other fruitfully in markets where change is so pervasive and so fast that no-one has complete knowledge and yet must be able to act. Austrian economics demonstrates that good outcomes are possible, even in these conditions of bounded knowledge, for everyone participating in the market, so long as entrepreneurs are free to do their work without intervention. It's a very powerful message. People in business can be proud of acting as value generators and not feel any imposed need to “give back” or sacrifice themselves to artificially constructed restraints. Additional Resources Economics: A Complete Guide For Business by Anthony J. Evans: Mises.org/E4B_168_Book AnthonyJEvans.com