Podcast appearances and mentions of amy andrew

In this special episode, Greg speaks to English and New Zealand national boxing champion, Amy Andrew, about her life and career. Find Amy on instagram here https://www.instagram.com/amyandrewboxing/ Greg Newman https://www.linkedin.com/in/oilderivatives/  

What is fear like for professional boxers? Is fear different for them than anxiety? What kind of coping strategies do boxers put in place to understand, contrast or even use fear and anxiety? New Zealand National Champion in the feather weight division, with a record of 4 wins over 4 bouts, Amy Andrew is the incredible pro boxer guest of this new Martial Attitude Voice episode. A female boxer originally from New Zealand who lives and train in London, UK, now 37 year old and mum of a little baby daughter.  Already English National Champion, Amy has recently become New Zealand National Champion, an experience uber important for her career, pride and sense of achievement, which is also setting in motion the following steps for her to represent New Zealand at the next Olympics Games.At the age of 30, after building up a career as a journalist for more than ten years, Amy decided to challenge herself and pursue accomplishment through professional boxing. She overcame the struggle to leave the certain for the uncertain, moneywise, and the idea that it could have been far too late in life already.  Regardless the odds and inspired by Clint Eastwood's movie Million Dollar Baby, Amy faced a unique and scary life change and the success she has being capable of building for herself is paving the way for future important competitions. Follow Amy on INSTAGRAM This interview was first recorded on Saturday 15th of July, 2023.

This episode is a conversation with East Noble '96 & Westview '95 graduates and current head coaches for the Atlanta Track Club, Amy & Andrew Begley. || Contact: coachp.irpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @joshpuccinelli

"Dennis Mortensen is the CEO and co-founder of x.ai. Dennis is an expert in leveraging data to solve enterprise use cases and a serial entrepreneur who's successfully exited several companies on that theme. His long-term vision of killing the inbox led to the formation of x.ai and the creation of Amy + Andrew, artificially intelligent assistants who schedule meetings. He speaks frequently to anyone who'll listen, from the crowds of Web Summit to his building's doorman, about an optimistic future for AI, productivity, and the future of work. Dennis was also an accredited Associate Analytics Instructor at the University of British Columbia and the author of Data Driven Insights, on collecting and analyzing digital data. Originally from Denmark (and keeping his accent), Dennis is now a New Yorker for life."

On the newest episode of  “In the Room w/ Todd Marksberry", we have Executive Coach, Leadership and Culture Consultant, & Certified Dare to Lead Facilitator, Amy Andrew McMaster. This podcast will wake you up, get you going for the day, and make you want to be a leader. In this episode, you'll learn how to become a leader, how to be exceptional, and how to take charge with courage. The Leadership Corner (3:03-29:00): Amy talks about her education and work history, as well as discussing courage, her current position, and the concept of grounded theory research.The Curiosity Credenza (29:53-41:30):  Amy and Todd chat about helpful tips to being a strong leader, important questions to ask to your employee leaders, and how to bring your team together.The Colors of Life (46:18-51:25):  Amy talks about being a mom and how it is going through the pandemic and her life staying at home/working from home.Advice from the Experts (52:02-53:45):  Amy explains how you can you turn your insights into action and stay positive.Enjoy listening to...In the Room w/ Todd Marksberry.

Sleep in Heavenly Peace (0:00:00) We have a question for you: How many of you listening are wishing you were in bed right now? Some days, we might feel like our beds are our best friends, and all we want to do is curl up in a warm ball of pillows and sheets and never leave ever. Our beds are our little squares of refuge from stress and responsibility we don't want to think about. But how would you feel if you never had a bed? There is an unfortunately large population of people living in the US that don't have a proper bed to sleep in at night. This can cause major damage to sleep, which leads to major physical and emotional issues. This is where Sleep in Heavenly Peace comes in – a non-profit organization dedicated to delivering bunk beds to children and families in need. Joining us on the show is Amy Andrew, a president for one of the organization's chapters. Saturnalia (0:13:10) When I think of Christmas, I think of hanging lights, wreaths of greenery, feasting with friends and family, and giving gifts. Do you want to hear something I was shocked to learn?  All of these traditions were originally part of a different December holiday, one that celebrated the pagan god Saturn. With us on the show is Dr. Tyler Creer, a professor of ancient Roman history at Brigham Young University, to tell us a little bit about the history of Saturnalia. Resolving Conflict in Private and Public (0:31:22) You are standing in line at the sandwich shop and the couple in front of you starts to bicker. As their conversation gets increasingly heated, your levels of discomfort rise. We've all been bystanders to uncomfortable conversations in public, but have you ever found yourself caught in one? What do you do? Conflict resolution expert Emily Taylor joins us today to share how we can know when to resolve issues in public and when to do it in private. She is also here to share how we can avoid and prepare for those unexpected conflicts with strangers. Betrayal to Resilience (0:50:38) It's been proven that in life, a breakup of a long-term relationship is the number two top stressor, coming in behind being widowed. So, what happens if your long-term relationship ends because of betrayal? How do you deal with a broken heart? Dr. Cade North is a self-made expert in turning personal calamities into hilarious tales and the author of Until Death Do Us Apart. She and joins us to discuss how we can go from betrayal to resilience.  Toys for Tots (1:06:31) There's so much excitement in the air with Christmas coming in just a few days. But for some, these next few days will be ones of stress and despair. There are parents around us worried about how they can possibly afford Christmas for their children this year. So how can we spread some Christmas cheer and help them? Toys for Tots is celebrating its 72nd year of existence. They deliver 18 million toys to an average of 7 million children each year. But they need our help to achieve this fantastic feat. President and Chief Executive Officer for the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, retired Marine Corps Lieutenant General Pete Osman, joins us to tell us a little bit about how we can help this year. Italian Christmas (1:22:49) The holidays are a season for food and no one loves to feast more than Italians. But even if you aren't Italian, you can still eat like one. Cooking festive Italian dishes is easier than you think and it's sure to make this holiday merry and delicious. Maria Liberati is an award-winning chef and culinary blogger, known as the “Italian Martha Stewart” by Celebrity Society Magazine. She is here to share her favorite Italian recipes that we can make this holiday season.

Amy Andrew talks about an organization that gives beds to those in need, Tyler Creer shares the history behind Christmas, Emily Taylor helps us know when and where to resolve conflict, Cade North shares her experience overcoming betrayal, Lieutenant General Pete Osman talks about Toys for Tots, Maria Liberati tells us how to bring a little Italian spirit to Christmas.

Dennis Mortensen is the CEO and co-founder of x.ai.Dennis is an expert in leveraging data to solve enterprise use cases and a serial entrepreneur who’s successfully exited several companies on that theme.His long-term vision of killing the inbox led to the formation of x.ai and the creation of Amy + Andrew, artificially intelligent assistants who schedule meetings. He speaks frequently to anyone who’ll listen, from the crowds of Web Summit to his building’s doorman, about an optimistic future for AI, productivity, and the future of work.Dennis was also an accredited Associate Analytics Instructor at the University of British Columbia and the author of Data Driven Insights, on collecting and analyzing digital data.Originally from Denmark (and keeping his accent), Dennis is now a New Yorker for life.

How can AI Improve the Employee Experience? In this episode of thinkPod, we are joined by x.ai co-founder & CEO Dennis Mortensen and Ben Jackson, founder of For the Win. We talk to Dennis and Ben about hiring algorithms and the danger of bias, whether HR teams are equipped to make data-driven decisions, Inbox Zero versus Inbox Infinity, and the possibility of cultural change. We also discuss whether engineers can predict human behavior, the ethics of employee nudging, how startups will start operating like a mid-sized European soccer team, and the definition of a sandwich. Dennis Mortensen is the CEO and co-founder of x.ai. Dennis is an expert in leveraging data to solve enterprise use cases and a serial entrepreneur who’s successfully exited several companies on that theme. His long-term vision of killing the inbox led to the formation of x.ai and the creation of Amy + Andrew, artificially intelligent assistants who schedule meetings. More at x.ai Ben Jackson is an expert on tech and the people who create it. Before founding For the Win in 2017, he spent 20 years creating digital products. At the New York Times, he built apps for the "paywall" (current status: 3M+ subscribers). At Vice Media, he led mobile during VICELAND’s debut on cable TV. He was an early advisor on people and operations at Swing Left, and helps prep entry-level engineers for their first job search at Pursuit. Ben’s spoken at SXSW, and written for The New Yorker, The Atlantic, and Fast Company. More info at FTW.nyc

Dennis Mortensen is the CEO and co-founder of x.ai. Dennis is an expert in leveraging data to solve enterprise use cases and a serial entrepreneur who’s successfully exited several companies on that theme. His long-term vision of killing the inbox led to the formation of x.ai and the creation of Amy + Andrew, artificially intelligent assistants who schedule meetings. He speaks frequently to anyone who’ll listen, from the crowds of Web Summit to his building’s doorman, about an optimistic future for AI, productivity, and the future of work. Dennis was also an accredited Associate Analytics Instructor at the University of British Columbia and the author of Data Driven Insights, on collecting and analyzing digital data. Originally from Denmark (and keeping his accent), Dennis is now a New Yorker for life. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/georges-khalife/support

He's an expert in leveraging data to solve enterprise use cases and a serial entrepreneur who's successfully exited several companies on that theme. His long-term vision of de-cluttering inboxes and improving productivity led to the formation of x.ai and the creation of Amy + Andrew, artificially intelligent assistants who schedule meetings. He speaks frequently to anyone who'll listen, from the crowds of Web Summit to his building's doorman, about an optimistic future for AI, productivity, and the future of work. Dennis Mortensen has founded and sold several successful company's, taught at British Columbia Institute of Technology, and is currently the CEO and co-founder of x.ai. Originally from Denmark (and keeping his accent), Dennis is now a true New Yorker, and we're excited to have him on the show today! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Building an AI startup to solve #Productivity @DennisMortensen #JobsOfFuture #Podcast In this podcast Dennis Mortensen (@DennisMortensen @XdotAI) sat with Vishal Kumar from @AnalyticsWeek to discuss his entrepreneurial journey of building successful analytics startups. He shared how AI is changing the way we look at future workforce. He sheds some light into how workers today could use AI to stay relevant in the #JobsOfFuture. He shared his entrepreneurial journey of being a first entrant into an AI startup around a novel idea. He shared insights into what are some of the challenges one could prepare themselves for while working on new and groundbreaking idea. Dennis's Recommended Read: The Narrow Road: A Brief Guide to the Getting of Money by Felix Dennis https://amzn.to/2vaJ1S4 Undisputed Truth by Mike Tyson, Larry Sloman https://amzn.to/2ACOypK Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike by Phil Knight https://amzn.to/2MaFMAu Podcast Link: iTunes: http://math.im/jofitunes Youtube: http://math.im/jofyoutube Dennis's BIO: Dennis Mortensen is the CEO and co-founder of x.ai. Dennis is an expert in leveraging data to solve enterprise use cases and a serial entrepreneur who’s successfully exited several companies on that theme. His long-term vision of killing the inbox led to the formation of x.ai and the creation of Amy + Andrew, artificially intelligent assistants who schedule meetings. He speaks frequently to anyone who’ll listen, from the crowds of Web Summit to his building’s doorman, about an optimistic future for AI, productivity, and the future of work. Dennis was also an accredited Associate Analytics Instructor at the University of British Columbia and the author of Data Driven Insights, on collecting and analyzing digital data. About #Podcast: #JobsOfFuture is created to spark the conversation around the future of work, worker and workplace. This podcast invite movers and shakers in the industry who are shaping or helping us understand the transformation in work. Wanna Join? If you or any you know wants to join in, Register your interest @ http://play.analyticsweek.com/guest/ Want to sponsor? Email us @ info@analyticsweek.com Keywords: #JobsOfFuture, #FutureOfWork, #FutureOfWorker, #FutuerOfWorkplace, #Work, #Worker, #Workplace

In this podcast, Dennis Mortensen (@DennisMortensen @XdotAI) sat with Vishal Kumar from @AnalyticsWeek to discuss his entrepreneurial journey of building successful analytics startups. He shares his journey to starting advanced analytics at AI startup x.ai and how he is solving an important productivity killer using AI. He shared his challenges and opportunities of being an early entrant into the AI startup space. He also shared his thoughts on Google Wave and Google Duplex and what to expect from these technologies in the future. Timelines: 0:28 Dennis's journey 4:46 Dennis's "why." 9:50 Dennis's success mantra. 14:45 Making of X.ai 19:03 Educating the market 22:34 Surprises on the way 30:05 Killing the inbox 35:50 Why the calendar? 39:07 About Google. duplex 50:05 Future of work 55:00 Recommended books. Dennis's Recommended Read: The Narrow Road: A Brief Guide to the Getting of Money by Felix Dennis amzn.to/2vaJ1S4 Undisputed Truth by Mike Tyson, Larry Sloman amzn.to/2ACOypK Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike by Phil Knight amzn.to/2MaFMAu Podcast Link: https://futureofdata.org/road-to-building-a-successful-ai-startup-dennismortensen-xdotai-futureofdata-podcast/ Dennis's BIO: Dennis Mortensen is the CEO and co-founder of x.ai. Dennis is an expert in leveraging data to solve enterprise use cases and a serial entrepreneur who's successfully exited several companies on that theme. His long-term vision of killing the inbox led to the formation of x.ai and the creation of Amy + Andrew, artificially intelligent assistants who schedule meetings. He frequently speaks to anyone who'll listen, from the crowds of Web Summit to his building's doorman, about an optimistic future for AI, productivity, and the future of work. Dennis was also an accredited Associate Analytics Instructor at the University of British Columbia and the author of Data-Driven Insights, on collecting and analyzing digital data. About #Podcast: #FutureOfData podcast is a conversation starter to bring leaders, influencers and lead practitioners to come on show and discuss their journey in creating the data driven future. Wanna Join? If you or any you know wants to join in, Register your interest by emailing us @ info@analyticsweek.com Want to sponsor? Email us @ info@analyticsweek.com Keywords: FutureOfData, DataAnalytics, Leadership, Futurist, Podcast, BigData, Strategy

Time, space and writing habits are the focus of many a good how-to-write book, and make for an endlessly fascinating topic for most of us keen to glean yet another secret weapon for our arsenal of writing tips and tricks. Alexandra offers more than her fair share of tricks with us today. Writers need to be selfish about their time and the space they need to write, whether that’s headspace or physical space. We chat about procrastination and the barriers to sitting down and actually writing. We also chat about my current bug-bear, the noise about how self-publishing is considered by some to be a road to riches and how people sometimes expect that they can start from scratch and churn out a book that will make then squizillionaires. What the rest of us are interested in is the value we place on our writing, what it means to us and why it matters. Add that to how creativity is one of the most foundational and creative drives of human nature. If you’ve read Julia Cameron then you’ll like where Alexandra is coming from when she talks about the spirituality of writing. You can find out more about Alexandra and Faster Fiction http://fasterfiction.com/ (here). Read Full Transcript Alexandra Amor Duration: [00:43:45] Melinda: Welcome to another episode of Writer on the Road. Today I'm with a friend of mine, an old friend of mine who has turned up in a few different places over the last few months and it's Alexandra Amor who I believe is over in Canada. Good morning Alexandra! Alexandra Amor: Hi Melinda, how are you today? Melinda: Good thank you. I don't know whether to be excited or terrified to have Alexandra with me today simply because she's an author mindset mentor. I've been fossicking through her blog this morning and the first thing it says is are you ready to stop thinking about writing and actually writing. I'm going maybe I don't need to talk to this woman right now. Tell us all about it please Alexandra and don't asked me any detailed questions because I might have to lie to you. Alexandra Amor: I can say the same back. Well thanks so much for having me on the show Melinda I'm thrilled to be here and I always find it so fun to talk to somebody on the other side of the world, so yeah I'm on the west coast of Canada in Vancouver and the new site that I've got up fasterfiction.com is brand new, it went up about a week ago and the intention there is for me to help writers and people who are really maybe even want to be writers, they haven't written their first thing yet to get out of their own way, to stop procrastinating, to stop thinking about writing as you mentioned and get their bum in a chair and start writing. Melinda: What can we say about that everybody? Everyone who's listening out there we're all writers, we all know what it's like and we all have very good intentions as well. My problem is I have people on my podcast who mention things like 5,000 words a day, do I need to talk to you Kevin Tumlinson and there's lots of other people out there who are putting me to shame, I've got Joanne Dannon doesn't do a bad job either at churning out the words, I don't even want to go into my romance writers like Amy Andrew and co because they've been writing for years and they're up to 50/60/70 books and I'm going oh give me a break but I'm still out there, I'm thinking about it and I'm going to write a book. So Alexandra I need you today. Let's start with that favorite word of ours procrastination. Alexandra Amor: I think this is such a big topic for writers and Steven Pressfield calls it resistance, I don't know if you've read The War of Art but that's a really great book to start with and to explore the topic of why we feel such a barrier when we try to sit down and write. I think especially in this day and age when we're all so overly busy and there are so many distractions in the form of social media and all the things that we can do online that writers really need to be quite selfish about...

PART 2: This is Money joins Share Radio’s Georgie Frost to discuss the week’s big money stories and tips. With Simon Lambert, Richard Browning, Amy Andrew and Rachel Rickard Straus #money #business #moneysavingtips #scams #banks

PART 1:This is Money joins Share Radio’s Georgie Frost to discuss the week’s big money stories and tips. With Simon Lambert, Richard Browning, Amy Andrew and Rachel Rickard Straus #money #business #moneysavingtips #scams #banks #shareradio