Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew easton

Andrew Easton is a young scientist who decided to get into the gay adult entertainment industry as a performer.Contact Andrew: scruffygaynerd@gmail.comOpening and closing music courtesy the very talented Zakhar Valaha via Pixabay.To contact Wilkinson- email him at BecomingWilkinson@gmail.com

This episode highlights the shift to inquiry for social studies instruction. On the pod, John Lee of C3 Teachers conveys the details of their national efforts with the C3 Inquiry Design Model that Nebraska ESUs utilized in their collaborative efforts to develop inquiry units of study for grades 4-8. Mark Brady of ESU 7 also joins us to share the history of this effort in Nebraska that has produced 60+ inquiry units developed by Nebraska teachers for Nebraska teachers (that are aligned to the Nebraska State Standards). To access the C3 Teachers' site and resources, visit https://c3teachers.org/ To access the Nebraska Hub on the C3 Teachers' site, visit https://c3teachers.org/nebraska-c3-hub/ If you are a Nebraska teacher who would like more information about joining the 2024 Summer Inquiry Project, reach out to your local ESU for more details.

In this first episode of 2024, we are joined by Seth Fleischauer of Banyan Global Learning for a conversation that spans an array of topics all related to teaching learners Digital Citizenship, whether that be in your own home or in the school environment. On the pod, Seth shares his passion for connecting with students and schools through a live virtual connection to make space for conversations that can help them to better navigate the digital world we live in. To learn more about Banyan Global Learning, visit https://banyangloballearning.com/ To listen to his podcast, Make It Mindful, visit https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/make-it-mindful-an-education-podcast/id1676546196 To listen to his podcast, Make It Mindful, visit https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/why-distance-learning/id1677170895

Media Literacy speaker, author, and evangelist, Julie N. Smith, joins The Good Life EDU Podcast this week to talk about the impact generative artificial intelligence is having on media literacy efforts in education. On the pod, Julie highlights examples of how AI is being used to create content and what consumers (like educators, learners, and the general public) can do to keep from being misled by fake news and misinformation. To connect with Julie, visit heyjuliesmith.com For access to resources mentioned in the episode, visit... Google Sheet of 200+ AI Tools: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1M6w3zlv5suAV16XEXgR86AbWCshU6QbKEE8UH9n7BXc/edit#gid=0 Hot PDF of digital forensics tools: https://drive.google.com/file/d/12o0db1MRK5OcJveMkvEkzOc7qMFF5iM0/view?usp=sharing

Amanda Bickerstaff, CEO and co-founder of AI for Education, joins The Good Life EDU this week to share how teachers can take a more nuanced approach to prompting generative AI chatbots to save time during the lesson design process and enhance learning opportunities for students. Our conversation builds from there to include insights on generative AI for student use, AI literacy, and the next wave of AI tech tools that are closer to the classroom than one might think. To connect and continue learning from Amanda, visit aiforeducation.io

This week, we welcome Dr. John Schwartz, Superintendent of Millard Public Schools, to The Good Life EDU to share how schools across Nebraska are telling their stories through the Rooted in Nebraska campaign. Dr. Schwartz is one of a number of education leaders in our state who are committed to this effort to highlight how we are "Rooted in Academics and Grown for Success" in Nebraska. To learn more about the Rooted in Nebraska campaign and access available resources, visit https://www.rootedinnebraska.org/ Also, be sure to check out the hashtag #RootedNE

This week on the podcast, we're joined by Rob Dickson and Dyane Smokorowski from Wichita Public Schools. They take us through their district's venture into generative AI, which kicked off with the introduction of ChatGPT in November 2022. In our conversation, Rob and "Smoke" delve into the motivations behind their initiative, the implementation process, and the significant shifts they've witnessed since then, impacting their dedication to advancing teaching and learning. To learn more about technology at Wichita Public Schools, visit https://www.usd259.org/domain/904 To read the Edweek article about this effort, visit https://www.edweek.org/technology/chatgpt-is-everywhere-in-this-district-heres-what-it-looks-like/2023/08

This week on The Good Life EDU Podcast, John Meehan of EMC2 Learning joins us for a conversation on student engagement, playful learning, and how educators can get connected to the resources and support that he and Michael Matera provide through their company. John will be in Nebraska for two days of fun and professional learning in November as he works with our ESU PDO TLT affiliate, and this episode previews the ideas, energy, and thoughtful approach to lesson design that educators can expect from that experience. To learn more about EMC2 Learning, visit https://emc2learning.com/ To register an entire staff for a subscription to EMC2 Learning's resources, contact the ESUCC Coop Purchasing at https://www.esucc.org/cooperative-purchasing/

In this episode, we welcome Peg Coover of ESU 10, co-leader of the Digital Citizenship Symposium effort statewide, to preview the upcoming live and in-person DigCit event on October 16th. We are also joined by this year's keynote speaker Dr. Marialice BFX Curran, who shares her heart for this important topic and what attendees can expect from the event. To learn more and/or register for this event, visit bit.ly/NEDigCit To learn more from the DigCit Institute and Dr. Marialice BFX Curran, visit https://digcitinstitute.com/

Education speaker and author Lainie Rowell joins The Good Life EDU Podcast this week with an uplifting message and a number of great ideas for fostering and maintaining an attitude of gratitude. Lainie recently released Bold Gratitude, an interactive journal that serves as a practical companion to her book, Evolving with Gratitude: Small Practices in Learning Communities That Make a Big Difference with Kids, Peers, and the World, and she shares insights and examples from that project on the pod. We ourselves are grateful to Lainie for sharing on the show as there's no time like the start of a school year to effectively integrate new strategies into the rhythms of the day! To learn more from Lainie, visit https://www.lainierowell.com/

In this episode, we welcome Justin Knight, an attorney with Perry Law Firm, to discuss several AI-related topics and potential concerns that school districts and their educators should look to address as they establish policies and practices for the use of AI. Justin brings a great perspective and a wealth of experience with education law to this conversation. We focus on generative AI and how things like intellectual property rights, copyright law, and the crafting of a school plagiarism policy are all being challenged as this technology continues to evolve. For more on how to cite a generative AI site as a source, visit https://style.mla.org/citing-generative-ai/ If you are looking to extend your learning on AI, here's an article that points to five free courses you can take to learn more about artificial intelligence: https://fortune.com/education/articles/here-are-5-free-ai-classes-you-can-take-online-from-top-tech-firms-universities/

The National Rural Education Association is a strong and respected organization of rural school administrators, teachers, board members, regional service agency personnel, researchers, business and industry representatives, and others who are interested in maintaining the vitality of rural school systems across the country. In this episode, NREA's executive director, Dr. Allen Pratt, joins the podcast to talk about the NREA's current work, the present challenges facing rural education in America, and the innovative and collaborative efforts being made to address them. We also chat about the myriad of ways in which NREA helps keep rural educators connected and informed. To learn more about NREA (and to register for their annual conference), visit https://www.nrea.net/

Julie Downing and Ryan Ricenbaw of the NDE SEED Team are back again this week with an update on their efforts with the Nebraska Teacher and Principal Performance standards. This episode highlights educator effectiveness as the "connective tissue" supporting a variety of education initiatives in Nebraska. In this NDE Admin Days preview, Julie and Ryan identify those connections that they will be presenting on across six sessions at our statewide conference later this month. To learn more about the NDE SEED Team, visit https://www.education.ne.gov/educatoreffectiveness/

This week on The Good Life EDU Podcast, Scottsbluff High School principal Justin Shaddick joins us to share about their unique approach to career academies and how that programming has enhanced student learning and fostered a career pipeline between their school and local businesses. While Justin is quick to point out that programs like this need to evolve to fit a local context, anyone can listen in and learn from the episode as he shares insights from over a decade invested in this work. For more information on the Career Academies at Scottsbluff HS, visit https://www.sbps.net/families_and_students/students/career_academies

This week we have the pleasure of welcoming NDE's new commissioner, Dr. Brian Maher, to The Good Life EDU! In this episode, Commissioner Maher shares his backstory in education and provides his vision and aspirations for his overall impact in this role. He also delves into some of what he hopes to accomplish in his first 100 days. We are grateful to have had the opportunity to learn from Dr. Maher on the pod and look forward to our continued collaboration with NDE in support of education in our state.

This week's guest, Eirik Hernes Berre, joins us to share all about Curipod, an interactive instructional tool that uses artificial intelligence to save educators design and research time while also promoting a more collaborative and engaging learning experience for all. Eirik is Curipod's co-founder and our conversation delves into his experiences working with schools around the world, some potential implications of AI on the future of education, and his personal love for all things Harry Potter! We certainly enjoyed this fun and insightful episode and hope you do as well! For more, visit Curipod.com, create an account, and begin designing your own AI-enhanced lessons. Also, be sure to stop by Curipod's vendor booth at this year's ISTE Conference!

This week the ESUCC's Executive Director Dr. Kraig Lofquist takes over as the host of The Good Life EDU Podcast to interview our usual host, Andrew Easton! Andrew will be keynoting this summer's Future Ready Nebraska Conference, sharing his message from his recently released book, Empowered to Choose: A Practical Guide to Personalized Learning. This episode previews Andrew's various sessions that will be featured at this FREE hybrid professional learning event! To register for the Future Ready Nebraska Conference (free to in-person and virtual attendees), visit nefutureready.com To connect with Andrew Easton, visit andrewdeaston.com Listeners can contact Dr. Lofquist at klofquist@esucc.org

In this episode of The Good Life EDU Podcast, Shara Johnson of ESU 2, Matthew Burg who is a business teacher at Freemont High School, and Jess Bland who is the superintendent at Oakland-Craig Public Schools join us for a conversation that speaks to the impact that the learning management system, Canvas, has had in their respective buildings and classrooms. On the pod, Shara notes that schools only have until February 28th, 2023 to join the Canvas Consortium this spring and have their implementation costs covered by NDE. To learn more about Nebraska's Canvas Consortium, access https://www.education.ne.gov/educational-technology/canvas-statewide-consortium/.

As learners, we all have our own "S.P.I.N." – Strengths, Preferences, Interests, and Needs! In this empowering episode, Andrew Easton walks us through practical and actionable ways to fill our learners' "experience backpack". He also talks about how he shifts reactive reflections into proactive practices. Transcript available here. About Our Guest: Proud Dad, Nebraska's ESUCC Digital Learning Coordinator, Personalized Learning Speaker and Consultant, #DBCIncBooks Author of #EmpoweredToChoose, and host of #TheGoodLifeEDU podcast! Website: andrewdeaston.com Book: Empowered to Choose: Teaching Students to Personalize Learning Twitter: @EastonA1 Instagram: @andrew.d.easton1 About Lainie: Lainie Rowell is an educator, international consultant, podcaster, and TEDx speaker. She is the lead author of Evolving Learner and a contributing author of Because of a Teacher. Her latest book, Evolving with Gratitude, was just released. An experienced teacher and district leader, her expertise includes learner-driven design, community building, online/blended learning, and professional learning. Learn more at linktr.ee/lainierowell. Twitter - @LainieRowell Instagram - @LainieRowell Evolving with Gratitude, the book, is now available! Purchase here! You can also get bulk orders for your staff (10 copies or more) at a discounted price! Just fill out the form linked below and someone will get back to you ASAP! bit.ly/ewgbulkdiscount

In episode 134, I sit down to do a book review of three great books from DBC Inc. Empowered to Choose by Andrew Easton. Lights, Camera, Teach! by Kevin J. Bulter and Leading the Whole Teacher by Allyson Apsey. Three great books for teachers, administrators, student teachers and instructional coaching. I highly recommend reading these books this winter. --- 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/pixelclassroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pixelclassroom/support

Catch Rachelle and Mel's chat with our good friend Andrew Easton, @EastonA1. Educator and author and sometimes even ThriveinEDU co-host! Always a great chat and ideas from Andrew and his kids! So much fun hearing about what kids think about school and why relationships matter! Enjoy the episode and join our ThriveinEDU community! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode captures the backstory and present collaborative efforts being made by our ESU colleagues across Nebraska to develop and share high-quality instructional materials for social studies, grades 4-8. The pod features Lori Broady, leader of the SDA Social Studies cadre, and Nick Ziegler, co-leader of the TLT affiliate, as they discuss the Why, How, and What regarding this work. The call to action for this conversation is to invite current social studies teachers in Nebraska to apply to be a part of this initiative. To receive an application, please contact Andrew Easton at aeaston@esucc.org directly if you or someone you know is interested in being a part of this fun and unique opportunity.

Nate chats with Andrew about his growing company manufacturing and selling wood splitters.   0:00 Intro 1:42 Nate's shop & stove 2:55 Background 6:04 Engineering of splitters 8:11 Hydraulics 11:20 Design accuracy 12:26 Bigger brands 16:01 Supply chain issues 18:07 Business owner 20:43 Color choice 24:43 Engine preferences 28:15 Shipping 31:13 YouTube 33:20 Industry v hobby 37:21 Business expansion 40:25 Advice   https://www.eastonmadewoodsplitters.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/EastonmadeWoodSplitters

Omicron, a new and potentially more transmissible coronavirus variant has prompted a fresh round of travel restrictions across the world, and raised concern about what may be next in the pandemic. Host Ge Anna is joined by Dr. Marylouise McLaws, adviser to WHO and Prof of Epidemiology at University of New South Wales; Dr. Andrew Easton, Emeritus Prof. of Virology at University of Warwick; Dr. Wu Zhiwei, Director of the Center for Public Health Research at Nanjing University.

In this episode I chat with Andrew Easton. Andrew is an amazing English teacher and personalized learning collaborator from Westside Community Schools in Nebraska. He is also an upcoming Dave Burgess Consulting, Inc author and a speaker and consultant on personalized learning nationwide. Come away with incredible ways to personalize learning in your classroom and professional development as well as gamified strategies! You will be inspired!  Follow Andrew on Twitter @eastonA1 and check out his website: westsidepersonalizes.com

The #inacol18 interview series continues with a short interview with Andrew Easton of the Westside Personalized podcast. It's a short trip down the rabbit hole of podcasting. And Courtney's brilliant idea at the end.

The #inacol18 interview series continues with a short interview with Andrew Easton of the Westside Personalized podcast. It's a short trip down the rabbit hole of podcasting. And Courtney's brilliant idea at the end.

What's Up Creative Hustlers! Steven & Melissa attend SoCal Marketing Club event with Alan and record their final episode! Don't miss it! [00:00] What's up Creative Hustlers! [00:38] live from SoCal Marketing Club event! [1:20] Fifteen months of cross country road trips. [1:49] Big Announcement: We're Pivoting! [2:54] Steven & Melissa own a consultancy: Latin & Code. [3:48] It's time for us to pivot more. [4:30] We wanted to talk with others who were traveling, being creative and keeping it organized. [5:03] We're at the end of our digital nomad journey, and the end of our Creative Hustler journey. [5:56] It's time to focus on our Latin & Code brand - the value we bring. [6:20] We've interviewed Chip Conley, head of Global Marketing at Airbnb to Grammy Award Winning Jazz musician Peter Cincotti. Amazing interviews from around the world. [06:55] Melissa still loves FollowUpThen! [7:30] Amazing guests like Mike Jones and Andrew Easton from Droodle Books. [7:58] We're taking the knowledge and making it more powerful the second time around. [8:23] We promise, it won't be dry! Steven & Melissa can't be dry! [9:37] We're back with our next guest, Bill Wilkinson from Power Digital Marketing. [10:36] Bill's elevator pitch for Power Digital Marketing and how he was the first employee. [12:43] What is a technical SEO? [14:30] There are so many other foundational elements that relate to other marketing. [15:16] SEO is the foundation of any digital marketing channel. Hands down. [16:59] There's a lot of transparency at Power Digital Marketing - it's all over the HQ. [17:43] How can you start SEO effectively and efficiently when you are just starting? [18:51] What's next for SEO? [19:44] What is schema in SEO terms? [22:33] Bill's family holiday traditions. [23:58] We're back with John Bertino and Jeffrey Sitcov, founder of Doors of Change, and the charity SCMC is helping tonight [24:47] What Doors of Change does! [25:58] What Doors of Change brings to the homeless youth in San Diego. [26:35] Award-winning music & art program called Taking Music & Arts to the Streets, and it's incentivized. [26:55] 330 youths have earned an instrument or art supplies. [27:48] Come visit DoorsofChange.org and see what they do! [28:30] The benefits of the arts and what these youths get from coming into Doors of Change. [29:50] We have to help ourselves here first, and then we can grow to other cities. [30:50] Once we have two more locations in CA, we will start going out and teaching other cities. [32:07] Coming full circle with John Bertino - first to the last episode! [32:52] Steven & Melissa are moving to New Jersey! [33:33] Don't forget The Agency Guy! [34:00] If you're in the northeast, and you need a coworking space, check out 1776! [34:50] It all started with Alan and John. [35:09] We have had an awesome journey on this podcast. [35:35] We're going to have someone count how many times John Bertino's name is mention on the podcast because he values relationships and connections. [36:33] If you are new to a business, focus on building old school relationships. [37:25] SoCal Marketing Club had over 110 people at this event tonight. [38:00] Science behind relationships and a book called Influence. [38:45] Shortcuts: Authority, Liking, and Social Proof. [39:40] People work with people they like [39:50] What's next for SoCal Marketing Club! [41:00] From all of us, it's been a pleasure. It's not goodbye, but see you soon! [41:28] Parting words from everyone! [42:12] Peace Out, Creative Hustlers [42:27] Melissa's Last Moment of Hustle   Mentions SoCal Marketing Club: https://socalmarketingclub.com/ The Agency Guy: https://www.theagencyguy.com/ Latin & Code: https://latinandcode.com/ Power Digital: https://powerdigitalmarketing.com/ Power Digital / EmPower Digital Marketing: https://powerdigitalmarketing.com/empower-digital/ Doors of Change Non-Profit: https://doorsofchange.org/

Episode 58 is banging with my good friend Andrew Easton and I talking about the joy that is found in creation. Take a moment and listen to us talk about the power that comes from taking on a bit of risk when creating something new.

I sat down to have a long, late night chat with my natural bodybuilder friend, Andrew Easton (@easton_fit). He tells us about his fitness journey and offers a few fit tips along the way. Insight into getting into competitive bodybuilding, insecurities, self-reflection, setting goals, his EastonFit project, how much vanity is too much, steroids, keto diets, and trying to be your better self. It's all here. Check him out: Insta: @easton_fit http://www.eastonfit.com Check me out on socials: @courtneydiamond Read the blog: http://www.courtneydiamond.com  

In this solo reflection episode, I talk about how to go about setting and achieving goals, what I, personally, have accomplished so far in 2017 and give a recap of the last two interviews with Tom Schwab and Andrew Easton. www.Entrepreneurhotseat.com Andy Storch Coaching

In this solo reflection episode, I talk about how to go about setting and achieving goals, what I, personally, have accomplished so far in 2017 and give a recap of the last two interviews with Tom Schwab and Andrew Easton. http://www.entrepreneurhotseat.com (www.Entrepreneurhotseat.com) http://www.andystorch.com (Andy Storch Coaching)

This episode is a fascinating conversation with my friend, Andrew Easton, about his multiple businesses and product launches via Amazon, Kickstarter and other platforms. If you involved in or interested in launching and selling products, you won't want to miss this episode. Some highlights include: The power of a strong network, connections and masterminds and the importance of telling friends and colleagues what you are working on so they can help you Look for products people like and find ways to make them better and bring them to consumers who want them Competitors are good because they validate your market and business model How to go from idea to product launch Think less about what you are trying to accomplish and look for ways to help friends and others Importance of researching all costs and options for your product Importance of testing and learning from past launches and experience to improve the next product Online marketing and the importance of multiple exposures The importance of diversifying and risk of putting all of your eggs into one basket Why it is worth it to hire people better than you to help with marketing and other things Why margins are more important than revenue Everything is a priority - be careful with how you spend your time Links: http://www.protechprivacy.com/ (ProTech Privacy webcam covers) https://www.droodlebooks.com/ (Droodle Books) https://pineyandco.com/ (Piney & Co) Elephant pants https://www.linkedin.com/pub/andrew-easton/12/81a/216 (Andrew's LinkedIn) http://www.entrepreneurhotseat.com (www.Entrepreneurhotseat.com) http://www.andystorch.com (Andy Storch Coaching) Please feel free to provide feedback by sending an email to andy@andystorch.com

This episode is a fascinating conversation with my friend, Andrew Easton, about his multiple businesses and product launches via Amazon, Kickstarter and other platforms. If you involved in or interested in launching and selling products, you won't want to miss this episode. Some highlights include: The power of a strong network, connections and masterminds and the importance of telling friends and colleagues what you are working on so they can help you Look for products people like and find ways to make them better and bring them to consumers who want them Competitors are good because they validate your market and business model How to go from idea to product launch Think less about what you are trying to accomplish and look for ways to help friends and others Importance of researching all costs and options for your product Importance of testing and learning from past launches and experience to improve the next product Online marketing and the importance of multiple exposures The importance of diversifying and risk of putting all of your eggs into one basket Why it is worth it to hire people better than you to help with marketing and other things Why margins are more important than revenue Everything is a priority - be careful with how you spend your time Links: ProTech Privacy webcam covers Droodle Books Piney & Co Elephant pants Andrew's LinkedIn www.Entrepreneurhotseat.com Andy Storch Coaching Please feel free to provide feedback by sending an email to andy@andystorch.com

The Gadget Detective joins Andrew Easton on BBC Radio Hereford & Worcester to discuss the record breaking around the world trip by the Solar Impulse 2 plane, powered only by the sun. Could this be an indication of how we'll travel in the future? You can follow the Gadget Detective and ask advice on Twitter @gadgetdetective #Fevzi #Turkalp #FevziTurkalp #Andrew #Easton #AndrewEaston #BBC #Radio #Hereford #Worcester #Solar #Impulse #SolarImpulse #SolarImpulse2 #Plane #Aviation #Flight #Sun #Energy #Fuel #Record #Breaking #Round #World #Trip

The working world is very different than it was a generation ago, and all of us must adapt to be successful. Today, how promote yourself (and others) through intrapreneurship with Dan Schwabel, author of the New York Times bestseller Promote Yourself*. Dan Schawbel Author, Promote Yourself: The New Rules For Career Success* Author, Me 2.0: 4 Steps to Building Your Future* “Smart companies create a good internal culture, and then it becomes really easy for them to communicate to the outside world.” -Dan Schwabel Practical Action or Advice Bring reverse mentoring into your next mentorship conversation or program Ensure that senior leaders are engaged with you next initiative before proceeding   Thank you for supporting the Carnegie Coach podcast, a sister show to Coaching for Leaders A new, daily show hosted by Dave Stachowiak One principle each day from Dale Carnegie's library The show will air Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Less than 10 minutes per show! Nothing is changing with Coaching for Leaders Subscribe to Carnegie Coach on iTunes or Stitcher Feedback Join the conversation: http://coachingforleaders.com/163 Comments, questions, or feedback for future Q&A shows: http://coachingforleaders.com/feedback Next Q&A show is episode #165 on Networking Thank you to weekly update subscribers Bill Wild, David Campbell, Scott Greer, Bonnie Cronin, Paul Monteath, David Otto, John Ballentine, Armando Sanchez, Katrina Wallace, Barbara Etienne, Julia Martin, Liam McKey, Ali Qahtani, Jen Macmillan, Mattias Järnhäll, Andrew Easton, Drew Lickteig, Kenny Adair, James Austin, Ashley Lewis, Daniel Hauff, and Amy Hayes. Receive the 10 Leadership Books That Will Help You Get Better Results From Others, including 2 books that I rely on weekly. You can subscribe at http://coachingforleaders.com/subscribe Thank you also to Barbara for leaving a written review on iTunes. If you've been listening to this show for a bit and feel like you can provide an honest review, kindly visit iTunes or Stitcher and leave a written review for the show. Thank you in advance!

The working world is very different than it was a generation ago, and all of us must adapt to be successful. Today, how promote yourself (and others) through intrapreneurship with Dan Schwabel, author of the New York Times bestseller Promote Yourself*. Dan Schawbel Author, Promote Yourself: The New Rules For Career Success* Author, Me 2.0: 4 Steps to Building Your Future* “Smart companies create a good internal culture, and then it becomes really easy for them to communicate to the outside world.” -Dan Schwabel Practical Action or Advice Bring reverse mentoring into your next mentorship conversation or program Ensure that senior leaders are engaged with you next initiative before proceeding   Thank you for supporting the Carnegie Coach podcast, a sister show to Coaching for Leaders A new, daily show hosted by Dave Stachowiak One principle each day from Dale Carnegie's library The show will air Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Less than 10 minutes per show! Nothing is changing with Coaching for Leaders Subscribe to Carnegie Coach on iTunes or Stitcher Feedback Join the conversation: http://coachingforleaders.com/163 Comments, questions, or feedback for future Q&A shows: http://coachingforleaders.com/feedback Next Q&A show is episode #165 on Networking Thank you to weekly update subscribers Bill Wild, David Campbell, Scott Greer, Bonnie Cronin, Paul Monteath, David Otto, John Ballentine, Armando Sanchez, Katrina Wallace, Barbara Etienne, Julia Martin, Liam McKey, Ali Qahtani, Jen Macmillan, Mattias Järnhäll, Andrew Easton, Drew Lickteig, Kenny Adair, James Austin, Ashley Lewis, Daniel Hauff, and Amy Hayes. Receive the 10 Leadership Books That Will Help You Get Better Results From Others, including 2 books that I rely on weekly. You can subscribe at http://coachingforleaders.com/subscribe Thank you also to Barbara for leaving a written review on iTunes. If you've been listening to this show for a bit and feel like you can provide an honest review, kindly visit iTunes or Stitcher and leave a written review for the show. Thank you in advance!