Podcast appearances and mentions of Andrew Horn

Fostering Meaningful Connections and Effective LeadershipIn a recent episode of "The Thoughtful Entrepreneur," host Josh engages in a compelling conversation with Andrew Horn, the co-founder and CEO of Tribute, and the founder of the Institute for Relational Leadership. The discussion delves into Andrew's innovative work in enhancing human connections and leadership effectiveness through his two ventures. This blog post will break down the key themes and actionable insights from the episode, providing valuable guidance for listeners and readers alike.Andrew Horn shares a deeply personal story that inspired the creation of Tribute. On his 27th birthday, his partner surprised him with a video compilation featuring heartfelt messages from 20 of his closest friends and family. This emotional gift left a lasting impression on Andrew, highlighting the profound impact of meaningful gestures. However, he quickly realized the challenges involved in creating such videos, which often required extensive coordination and technical skills. This realization led to the founding of Tribute, a platform designed to simplify the process of creating and sharing impactful video montages. Tribute has facilitated the creation of over 7 million tribute videos worldwide, with 82% of recipients reporting "tears of joy" when watching their tribute videos.In addition to Tribute, Andrew founded the Institute for Relational Leadership, which provides training and frameworks for leaders to navigate difficult conversations and build collaborative teams. Effective leadership hinges on interpersonal dynamics and communication, and the Institute aims to equip leaders with the tools and language necessary to foster thriving relationships within their teams. The Institute has developed a five-step framework designed to help leaders engage constructively with conflict and foster collaboration. Andrew emphasizes the importance of objectivity in communication and offers practical advice for leaders, including active listening, asking open-ended questions, and maintaining composure under pressure.About Andrew Horn:Andrew Horn is an entrepreneur, speaker and leadership coach who Forbes recently called “Dale Carnegie for the digital age.”He built his last company Tribute.co to 8-figures, millions of users and landed at #256 on the INC500 before stepping down to focus on coaching and growing IRL - the Institute for Relational Leadership. Andrew spends most of his time helping high-impact entrepreneurs and executives to master a relationship-centric path to success, fulfillment and leadership excellence. He frequently speaks for organizations like Google, The Cleveland Clinic and he's even been featured on the homepage of TED.com.He's on a mission to create art that reminds him how he wants to live and his creations revolve around three core pillars; radical authenticity, personal integrity and relational mastery.About Tribute:Tribute makes it easy to create and gift a love-filled group video montage. Tribute was recently #256 on the INC500 list of fastest growing companies in America. We have delivered 6,000,000+ Tributes since launching. About the Institute for Relational Leadership:We are a boutique consulting firm that helps people work better, together. From unicorn startups to the Fortune 500, we equip teams with the people-centric...

Andrew is the co-founder and CEO of Tribute.co, a platform with 5,000,000+ users that The New Yorker hails as “Hallmark 2.0.” The business was recently ranked #256 on the INC500 list of the fastest growing companies in the country. Previously, Andrew started an award winning non-profit venture called Dreams for Kids DC.   In addition to starting companies, Andrew is a leadership coach who advises mission driven CEO's from companies like TOMS shoes, Hinge and Casper. He is also a trained communication strategist who frequently coaches his clients on the creation of TED talks, core-messaging architecture and investor presentations. In 2017, Andrew started the Junto, A leadership community built for the exploration of modern masculinity and personal transformation. He currently leads quarterly men's retreats and hosts a year long mastermind for executives who are serious about personal growth.   Andrew has been featured on TED.com, frequently speaks for Fortune500 companies and top-tier conferences like Summit Series and Conscious Capitalism on Relational Leadership. He is a proud papa to Hiro, loving partner to Mel and probably day dreaming about surfing in Costa Rica as you read this. Additionally, I donate to and raise awareness for the charity or organization of my guest's choice with each episode. This episode, the organization is called So Kids SOAR. Please take the time to donate at least $1. So Kids SOAR provides free adaptive athletic, recreational, and skill-building activities that empower youth with physical and developmental disabilities to Strive, Own, Achieve, and Realize their potential. You can connect with Andrew on: Website: https://www.itsandrewhorn.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO4ksrKlp-2wTibMzzr-LIw LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewhorn/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/itsandrewhorn/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsandrewhorn/ To connect with me: Interested in working with me as your coach? Book a complimentary 15 minute call here. https://calendly.com/mike-trugman/15min LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-trugman-37863246/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mytrugofchoice/?hl=en   Website - https://miketrugmancoaching.com/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUPyP3vEWc-oDlGASe2XIUg Please leave a review for this podcast on Apple Podcasts! - https://podcasts.apple.com/vg/podcast/mike-s-search-for-meaning/id1593087650?utm_source=Mike+Trugman&utm_campaign=dcbd0b11b0-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2022_03_08_12_14&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_33d78ffe68-dcbd0b11b0-510678693   Resources/People Mentioned: Sapiens - Yuval Noah Harari Gay Hendricks Brene Brown Junto Emotion Wheel Conscious Leadership Group Byron Katie Lauren Zander Gestalt Therapy Iron John - Robert Bly The Will to Change - bell hooks Tristan Harris John Wineland David Deida

On this episode of the podcast, host Eli Weinstein interviews entrepreneur and executive coach Andrew Horn. They discuss the importance of authenticity and emotional mastery in relationships, as well as the power of gratitude and appreciation. Andrew introduced his platform, Tribute, which allows people to express gratitude to others. They also explore the significance of men's retreats in redefining masculinity and creating a supportive community. Andrew emphasizes the role of beliefs in shaping behavior and identity and the need to validate children's emotions and create a safe space for expression. Andrew Horn is an entrepreneur, speaker, and executive coach whom Forbes recently called “Dale Carnegie for the digital age.” He built his last company, Tribute.co, to 8-figures and millions of users and landed at #256 on the INC500 before stepping down to focus on coaching and growing IRL - the Institute of Relational Leadership.  Andrew spends most of his time helping high-impact entrepreneurs and executives to master a relationship-centric path to success, fulfillment and leadership excellence. He frequently speaks for organizations like Google and The Cleveland Clinic, and he's even been featured on the homepage of TED.com. He's on a mission to create art that reminds him how he wants to live, and his creations revolve around three core pillars: radical authenticity, personal integrity, and relational mastery. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thedudetherapist/support

Can relationships be transformed through leadership and social flow? Navigating the intricate web of digital relationships can be a tricky proposition. Tuesdays with Morrisey'sAdam Morrisey uncovers the transformative impact of emotional recognition in the workplace with Andrew Horn, the mastermind behind Tribute. This podcast edition unravels the story of a platform redefining how people express gratitude and forge deeper bonds in their professional and personal lives.In a compelling discussion, Horn shares his journey of creating Tribute, a platform that simplifies giving through meaningful video montages. From a heartfelt birthday surprise that sparked the idea to a tech company that touched millions, Horn outlines how Tribute cultivates deeper human connections. The conversation also touches upon the transformative power of positive reinforcement in personal and professional realms, underscoring the significance of sharing appreciation.With over 6 million videos sent, Tribute's impact on community connection and personal relationships is undeniable. Horn's entrepreneurial journey underscores the importance of purpose-driven innovation, revealing insights into the challenges and triumphs of building a successful tech company. As “Tuesdays with Morrisey” unfolds, listeners gain a front-row seat to the philosophy and practice behind Tribute's mission, inspiring a new wave of leadership and social flow grounded in authenticity and emotional resonance.

@doblesesionpdc #dsnightfever 🕺 Recorremos las calles de Brooklyn en busca de una noche inolvidable para vivir la Fiebre Del Sábado Noche (Saturday Night Fever, 1977) de John Badham. En la sección inicial desvelamos el título del que hablaremos en la iniciativa Dirigido por John Ford de IniciativasPod; comentamos nuestra expectación hacia Pobres Criaturas (Poor Things, 2023), la nueva película de Yorgos Lanthimos; y nos hacemos eco del regreso de John Carpenter con la serie Suburban Screams para Peacock. 🔴 A partir del minuto 0:13:00 hablamos de Fiebre Del Sábado Noche de John Badham. Para complementar el visionado os recomendamos la película Rocky (John G. Avildsen, 1976), el libro Auambabuluba Balambambú de Nik Cohn editado por La Felguera; y el documental We Are Twisted Fucking Sister! (We Are Twisted Fucking Sister!; Andrew Horn, 2014). Escúchanos y síguenos ➡️ https://linktr.ee/doblesesion

This week's episode is with my brother Andrew Horn. Andrew is the founder of Tribute, which the New Yorker recently called “Hallmark 2.0.” Tribute makes it easy to create group video montages and send 1-on-1 video greetings and gifts to the people you love. Since starting, Tribute has sent over 5 million video montages to people. In addition to Tribute, Andrew is the founder of Junto - a non-profit organization that is committed to the exploration of modern masculinity and personal transformation. The organization hosts men's wilderness retreats and virtual masterminds across the United States. Through his various ventures, Andrew has dedicated his life to helping others foster genuine self-trust, authenticity, and vulnerability. He is passionate about helping others build nourishing relationships from a place of self-awareness and empowerment. I cannot think of someone more qualified than Andrew when it comes to teaching how to successfully create meaningful relationships. Here are a few topics we cover:Developing an "autotelic" personality to cultivate more flow in your life.Practical tips to ease social anxiety.How to ask great questions and shift self-consciousness when you're in conversation with othersEmbracing the power of active appreciation in solidifying important relationships in your life.Breaking free from shame-inducing stories and establishing positive self-beliefsWhy being authentic for the sake of being authentic is not helpful for your relationshipsAnd so much more...Andrew is one of the most inspiring human beings I know. He walks the talk, lives form a foundation of deep gratitude and has designed a life that is RICH in emotional and relational wealth. I hope this conversation serves as a helpful resource for you to improve the quality and depth of your interpersonal relationships. Timestamps0:00 - Introducing Andrew Horn 3:58 - Flow state triggers 7:30 - The Antidote To Anxiety.9:30 - The ICAN Method 12:00 - Tapping into your curiosity 15:45 - How To Like Yourself With Everyone 16:15 - Discernment and speaking truth 21:00 - Purpose vs Calling 24:11 - What is a soul? 31:00 - Overcoming social anxiety 36:45 - The shame cycle 42:00 - Connecting authentically with others47:16 - How do you make your decisions? 52:00 - Overcoming shame 1:00:00 - Living in the Now - Presence 1:10:00 - How does Andrew Stay Grounded?Contact Info:http://www.wejunto.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our current US Surgeon General – Vivek Murthy – recently stated that loneliness in the U.S  has become epidemic, and is as detrimental to your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.   Within the autism community, this isolation is particularly pervasive amongst fathers of children on the spectrum……   In this episode, Paul and Andrew Horn, CEO of Tribute and Executive Men's Coach, discuss the following: Why isolation, disconnectedness and loneliness is so prevalent amongst men in our society Why addressing isolation and seeking a community matters….. Strategies and tips for addressing isolation and loneliness 3 steps to making deeper connections “Go first” “Authenticity & vulnerability” Persistence and tenacity - meaningful connections do take time

On this episode of Father Hoods, hosts DJ EFN and Manny Digital are joined by special guest Andrew Horn to delve into the complexities of fatherhood, relationships, and personal growth. With heartfelt and honest conversations, they explore topics such as divorce, co-parenting, conscious communication, and the importance of community. As they share personal experiences and insights, they challenge societal norms and aim to inspire listeners and viewers to approach life's challenges with love and authenticity. Tune in for an episode filled with wisdom, vulnerability, and the power of intentional living. Show Notes: Andrew Horn discusses the transformative impact of divorce and how it can lead to personal growth and healthier relationships (00:04:25). The power of conscious communication and setting agreements in navigating conflict and co-parenting (00:08:47). A heartwarming moment between Andrew Horn, his ex-wife Miki Agarwal, and his new partner singing a lullaby together, showcasing the importance of maintaining positive relationships (00:10:07). Reflections on Andrew Horn's approach to divorce, creating a container of love for his son, and challenging societal narratives (00:25:05). Andrew Horn's experience with loneliness and the role of community in personal development and counteracting extremism (00:40:10). Tune in now! You can also watch the full episode on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@fatherhoods2671. WHO IS ANDREW HORN? Andrew Horn is a passionate entrepreneur who has dedicated his career to facilitating human connection and transformation. Growing up in Hawaii, he experienced loneliness and insecurities, which led him to seek external validation. Determined to help others overcome similar challenges, Andrew focused on studying interpersonal dynamics and communication. Over the past ten years, he has successfully built Tribute. Co, a technology company that allows people to express appreciation and gratitude through personalized videos. With over 6 million Tribute videos sent globally, Andrew believes appreciation and gratitude deepen relationships. Additionally, he has created Junto (wejunto.com), a platform for modern men's work that offers wilderness rites of passage experiences to help men embrace personal integrity and relational mastery. Andrew also works one-on-one with social entrepreneurs to help them build impactful businesses while maintaining a fulfilling personal life. Overall, Andrew's work is a testament to his commitment to fostering genuine connections and empowering individuals to live authentically. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Leola chats with Andrew Horn, serial entrepreneur, facilitator and leadership coach. Andrew candidly shares his recent experience of getting divorced. He explains the concept of relational leadership and the importance of how we lead in the relationships that matter most to us. Leola and Andrew discuss the importance of taking ownership of our experiences and sharing what we need in ways that cultivate action and safety within the relationship.Get a taste of tantra with the FREE Sexual Shadow Work Workbook & Pleasure Positive Guided Meditation! Find them both here!Use code code LEOLA for 15% off at WAANDS.com.Find and follow Andrew...IG: @itsandrewhornhttps://www.itsandrewhorn.com/Find and follow Leola...www.talktantratome.comIG: @talktantratomeTwitter: @talktantratome 

Andrew Horn is an Austin, TX based social entrepreneur, speaker, writer and leadership coach. He has been featured on TED.com, founded an INC500 company, keynotes for the Fortune 500, and serves as a personal coach to “second mountain” entrepreneurs. Andrew is on a mission to support others in understanding how we create meaningful connections in an authentic way.  We sat down to talk with Andrew about  How to shift our focus from the external to the internal to access our truth,  and how to share the most authentic version of ourselves in meaningful relationships. We explore how seeing this allows others to liberate their own truest selves as well Distinguishing between liking vs loving ourselves - acknowledging that we need to know ourselves to love ourselves, and that we are dependent on how our eyes and brain interact with our external world How to break free from getting engulfed in the limiting belief patterns that cause us to create stories in our head And so much more!  We know you're going to be as inspired by this conversation with Andrew as we were. Have a pencil and paper ready for this one - he offers so many incredible tools! Connect with Andrew *** Website *** Instagram *** YouTube Mentioned: Byron Katie's Liberating Questions If you love the conversations we're bringing you as much as we do, please subscribe, rate and write a review so we can get the podcast out to even more people! Join Vanessa and Dené in Nosara, Costa Rica June 3-10th for their upcoming Intensive Retreat RECLAIMING AUDACITY.  Dené and Vanessa are joining forces with two of their colleagues - Milly Murillo & Ashley Torrent to create a week full of transformational healing.  They each draw from their work in the healing modalities of psychotherapy, coaching, mediumship, astrology, somatic movement, and group processing - to support others in reclaiming every aspect of the most fulfilling lives they can possibly live.  ------------------------------ This podcast is, for sure, Cheaper Than Therapy.   Follow Cheaper Than Therapy on Instagram   Follow Vanessa Instagram TikTok YouTube   Follow Dené Instagram TikTok ----------------------------- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, Marc interviews Andrew Horn, co-founder and CEO of Tribute.co, a platform with over 5 million users. They discuss Andrew's journey to finding his purpose, which starts with a question about what it means to live a life well-lived. Andrew talks about his experience at an event called Renaissance Weekend and how it led him to start asking himself essential questions. He shares how he found his passion for service and how it motivated him to start his first entrepreneurial venture.Andrew emphasizes the importance of taking ourselves off autopilot, asking fundamental life questions, and finding clarity through solitude. Andrew is also the founder of the Junto, “A not-so-secret club for the exploration of modern manhood and personal transformation,” and leads monthly men's retreats around the USA. Get your copy of Personal Socrates: Better Questions, Better Life  Connect with Marc >>>  Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter Drop a review and let me know what resonates with you about the show!Thanks as always for listening and have the best day yet!*Behind the Human is proudly recorded in a Canadian made Loop Phone Booth*Special props

Men's Work with Andrew Horn Andrew Horn is a serial entrepreneur, men's retreat leader, speaker, and writer from Austin, TX. He founded Tribute, a company that makes creating group video montages and sending 1-to-1 video greetings easy. Tribute was #256 on the INC500 list of fastest-growing companies in 2021, and users have sent 5,000,000+ Tributes since launching. Andrew also contributes to MindBodyGreen, The Big Think, and Forbes, and frequently speaks at conferences and for Fortune 500 companies. He is an experienced life coach and advisor to CEOs of unicorn startups. Andrew focuses on spreading gratitude and meaningful connections through his proprietary communication framework, Social Flow, which he teaches through workshops and weekend retreats called Junto. In this episode, we discuss: -Alex and Andrew share their shared experience at Andrew's Junto retreat, which Alex attended -Competition and men -The History of Men's work -What does it mean to be a healthy man -The resistance to change -Modern rights of passage -What drives our behavior -Asking for help is a transformational moment -What is Social Flow -Fatherhood -Feedback for Alex You can connect with Andrew Horn here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsandrewhorn/ Website: https://www.itsandrewhorn.com/ You can connect with Alex Terranova here: Instagram: @InspirationalAlex Website: www.TheDreamMason.com Email: Alex@TheDreamMason.com Alex Terranova is a Performance & Success Alchemist, Coach, and Author, a Breaker of Limiting Mental Beliefs, and a recovering asshole. He is the docile tone behind hundreds of podcasts and was named 40 over 40 in podcasting by Podcast Magazine. Legend has it he's also a former reality tv show villain and was dubbed "The Anti-Excuses Coach" by Yahoo Finance. Since 2015, he has coached hundreds of successful & influential individuals & businesses to thrive financially, enjoy better relationships, and achieve their stretch goals and deepest desires, all with less stress, drama, and difficulty. ​ As a Professional Certified Coach, he has uniquely combined raw, direct, and bold masculine tactics with magnetic, playful, and spiritual feminine ease. For his clients as well as himself, he is passionate about and believes Integrity, Commitment, Vulnerability, Trust, and Faith make up the core of Authenticity, which provides access to living an extraordinary life of abundance, love, & joy. ​ Alex is the author of Fictional Authenticity, the forthcoming book How Dreams Are Built, and the co-author of the bestselling book Redefining Masculinity. He has been featured on NBC, FOX, Yahoo Finance, Disrupt Magazine, Thrive Global, and Elephant Journal.

For our guest, Andrew Horn, all we need to build solid relationships is confidence, create connections, and have clear communication.In addition to being the Founder and CEO of Tribute, a video maker for special occasions, Andrew also trains organizations and leaders around the globe on Social Flow - a simple, science-informed framework for confidence, communication, and connection.In this episode, we will talk about the four-question framework to create confidence, clear communication, and connection. Also, we will dive into the meaning of purpose and calling, internal belonging, and transpersonal meditation.TIME STAMPS:[1:10 What's Tribute.co?[5:40] The difference between art and fine art.[9:00] The power of digital communication.[11:10] Purpose and calling vs. connection and communication.[15:00] What role does inclusiveness play in internal belonging?[21:40] How to build solid relationships?[26:22] The four pillars of awareness.[45:56] The 4-question framework.[53:10] Where to find Andrew.BIO:Andrew is the Founder and CEO of Tribute.co (INC500 #256) and has been coined the “Dale Carnegie for the Digital Age” by Forbes. In addition to building companies, Andrew trains organizations and leaders around the globe on Social Flow - a simple, science-informed framework for confidence, communication and connection.SOCIAL:Tribute website: tribute.coTribute Instagram: @wetributeAndrew's website: www.itsandrewhorn.comAndrew's Instagram: @itsandrewhornEPISODE RESOURCES:Tribute.co Discount: UNPROFESSIONAL

Andrew Horn has been called the Dale Carnegie for the digital age, a communications wizard who wants to help people connect more deeply. Today Andrew shares how to master communication and connect deeper with others. He explains the 'tantra of conversation' and how to approach every conversation with pure intentions.  He also dives deep into men's work and healing toxic masculinity. Sharing advice on how to love a man better, and provide helpful feedback on his journey.      === TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 1:06 Asking the Right Questions 9:41 Overcoming Social Anxiety 14:15 Social Flow 21:04 What You Contribute to Conversation 26:58 Men's Work 35:50 Toxic Masculinity  42:35 How to Love Your Man Better 54:41 Rapid Fire Questions 59:24 Conclusion   ===   Andrew Horn:  https://www.itsandrewhorn.com https://www.instagram.com/itsandrewhorn/   ===   Follow me on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/angelikaalana/ https://www.instagram.com/awakenedlove/   My Website: https://www.angelikaalana.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Horn is a Brooklyn based social entrepreneur, writer and communication trainer. He was recently called "Dale Carnegie for the Digital Age" by Forbes. He spends most of his time running the startup he Co- Founded, Tribute.co. The NewYorker has called the business "Hallmark 2.0." and they were recently #256 on the INC500 list for 2021. The site has helped 5,000,000+ users to celebrate the people they love with a video montage of their favorite people telling them why they're awesome.  Andrew is a frequent contributor to major publications and his work has been featured in places like FastCompany, CNN and The Washington Post. He is a highly sought-after speaker and is often recruited by Fortune 500's, universities and associations around the globe, to share best practice tips on his Social Flow - a science-backed process to feel confident, communicate and connect. He is also the leader of a community for men called Junto. The organization curates and hosts events for men that want to become better men. Andrew currently leads a bi-monthly rite of passage experience that empowers men to practice emotional mastery and reconstruct their relationship with masculinity on their own terms.  If you care about confident communication, building community and creating impact in the world, Andrew has a message you'll want to hear. Before he created Tribute, Andrew started Dreams For Kids DC, a non-profit organization that helps tens of thousands of young people with disabilities to play sports in the Washington D.C. area.  More than anything else, Andrew believes that single conversation can change your life…for good.  He's here to help you make them count. NOTES: -Masculinity work, what it means to be a man -Creating the totality of our identity -Being curious creates the space for men to say yes and step in -Why it's so important for men to be present and real about what's happening with them and being able to share it -Intentionality and the subtle difference between ritual and routine -The importance and value of the rite of passage -Tribute.co -How we experience connection -Who has impacted you this year? Business Name: Tribute.co / wejunto.com Business Website: Tribute.co Email Address: Itsandrewhorn@gmail.com LinkedIn Page/Profile: /itsandrewhorn Giveaway: Free diy tribute - $29 value People can subscribe to my newsletter and get my social identity worksheet for free

Andrew Horn is the co-founder and CEO of Tribute, a company that has been called “Hallmark 2.0” because its modern technology is keeping the old tradition of showing appreciation alive. With nearly 6 million collaborative videos created, Tribute has brought 82% of its customers to tears of joy! Andrew and David sit down to discuss the relevance of appreciation in both professional and personal life. They touch on the habit of gratitude, the concept of positive peer pressure, the importance of building social rituals when you're in a leadership role, and how sharing our imperfections actually brings us closer together and demonstrates strength.Ranked as one of the top 25 CEO podcasts on Feedspot, Keep Connected with Meetup CEO David Siegel is a podcast about the power of community. For more details on other episodes, visit Keep Connected on the Meetup Community Matters blog.We hope you'll keep connected with us. Drop us a line at podcast@meetup.com. If you like the podcast, be sure to subscribe and leave us a rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!Learn more about Keep Connected host David Siegel's experience as a leader and decision maker in his book, Decide & Conquer. Order your copy today!

If you want to create deep, meaningful connections, you have to be authentic. The more authentic you are, the more you create the space for others to be authentic too. This is what master coach and communication expert Andrew Horn embody. Andrew is a social entrepreneur, speaker, and writer that is changing the world by teaching the art of meaningful communication.  In this powerful conversation, Coach Ajit and Andrew Horn dive deep into what it means to be authentic, how to practice authenticity and presence in your daily life, and the power of creating spaces of expression for others.   Key Insights: The 3 key elements for creating connections: Authenticity, Presence, and Curiosity. How our authenticity is an act of service. Authenticity practices to be more present in life and reduce anxiety. What is a social identity and why it plays such an important role in our lives? How the change in gender equality has impacted relationships and navigating those changes. Healthy masculinity and why it's so important in today's time. The power of emotional mastery and providing space for others to express and be vulnerable. To learn more about Andrew Horn's work, visit his website at https://www.itsandrewhorn.com. For more information about his work with men, get more information at https://www.wejunto.com/ For special gifts to your loved ones, check out https://tribute.co/ and use your special discount code by entering “evercoach” at checkout for $29 off.   Connect with us! IG: @realcoachajit IG: @evercoach.mindvalley FB: Evercoach by Mindvalley Website: www.evercoach.com Thank you so much for checking out this episode of Master Coaching with Ajit. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review on your favorite podcast app, and don't forget to subscribe to enjoy every new episode, every single week.

Today I'm sharing a guest episode from the What's The Big Idea podcast with Andrew Horn. Whether you are already "successful" or on the way there, this episodes is MUST listen. Full of insight on what you can do to avoid the pitfalls and "traps" of success. Love. Rich PS. For most of human history, it wasn't called coaching. It was called leadership. Download an FAQ for great leaders who want to be great coaches - with a handful of high-performing, high-fee clients. https://richlitvin.com/rules

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Andrew Horn didn't know what he wanted to do next coming out of college. While his friends were excited to head off to their first jobs, he didn't have a sense of purpose in his life and felt that he'd hit rock bottom. So when one of his friends pointed out that sitting there sulking about his situation wouldn't change anything, he knew he had to do something. He realized that he had a desire to be of service to other people deep down. And the times he volunteered to help disabled youth to go into adaptive sports were one of the few experiences that he was proud of. This led him to start a children's nonprofit, which would grow to become one of the premier adaptive athletic providers in the DC metro area. Finding his purpose gave Andrew that sustainable energy source to be better than what he thought he could be and to keep pushing forward. This is the same energy that encouraged him to successfully launch his business and help propel its growth by 1,734% over the past three years. Let us hear from Andrew Horn, CEO at Tribute, as he shares his journey from being a delinquent frat boy to finding his true purpose and building a business that uses technology to foster meaningful connections in the world. Top Takeaways: 06:07 The lowest point in Andrew's life that prompted him to turn things around 07:46 One of the benefits of hitting rock bottom 10:14 The reason behind Andrew's success 11:16 What science says about meaningful relationships 16:31 How Andrew built his network 19:09 The importance of purposeful work 23:34 How the idea for Tribute came about 31:29 How Tribute deals with acquiring new customers 35:19 What Junto is all about 39:25 Andrew's thoughts on psychedelics and their healing properties Book recommendations: Atomic Habits by James Clear Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer Delivering Happiness by Tony Hsieh To get in touch with Andrew Horn, go to LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewhorn/ Website: https://www.tribute.co/ About the guest: Andrew Horn started a children's nonprofit organization called Dreams for Kids DC when he was 21 years old. It is now one of the premier adaptive athletic providers in the DC metro area. He also leads Junto, a community for men. It is a practical curriculum that helps men come together in a candid and vulnerable setting to talk about things, get more clarity about their own sense of masculinity, and connect their identity to their values to have a more profound understanding of purpose. Today, Andrew Horn is an Austin-based social entrepreneur and the CEO of Tribute.co. This platform allows users to celebrate the people they care about through a video montage. He is also a writer and communication coach. Forbes Magazine named him "Dale Carnegie for the Digital Age."

Your host, Russ Yeager, talks with Andrew Horn of Tribute.co. Tribute.co is the best place to send a video gift to the ones you cherish the most. With it's easy to use interface, you can compile videos together to make a tribute that will bring happy tears to someone, for any occasion.To learn more about Andrew's work, visit https://www.tribute.co/If you'd like to be a guest on Becoming Titans, click HERE

DO YOU (OR YOUR BUSINESS) WANT TO BE FEATURED IN THIS NEWSLETTER OR AN ARTICLE?Reply directly to this message and let me know some of the cool stuff you're working on! If it's a fit for what I write and care about, happy to feature you :)—Let's Get the Formalities Out of the Way…Why you're getting this: I'm Yuri Kruman and this is my “Commander-In-Chief” Newsletter, based on my book, “Be Your Own Commander-in-Chief.” I send this to people in my LinkedIN and FB networks, people I've met recently, and friends I want to keep in touch with. You can unsubscribe (SEE THE VERY BOTTOM OF THE EMAIL) and I won't be offended.—One of my very favorite conversations on the podcast, to date :)Andrew Horn, CEO of Tribute.co tells us all about:Building Hallmark 2.0, for work and beyondThe practical importance — and impact, per research — of gratitude in employee retention and development, plus some great stories!The main reason why people leave their jobs (hint: lack of appreciation)His own personal of feeling socially isolated and learning to build community led to him embracing his mission of connecting people meaningfullyA few eye-opening lessons he's learned at Tribute from 5 million gratitude videos delivered, to dateMy own foundational story about giving gratitude to a few of my favorite teachersWhat really makes Tribute so successful (not what I expected to hear)How Andrew and Tribute drink their own Kool Aid in running the company - in the best way possible :) — detailed strategies for HR and the C-suite to build a great cultureThe massive shift to digital media (video, in particular) and how it's helping us get attuned to emotional intelligence Why it's really difficult to create a social graph (in the metaverse) after Meta's attempt in 2013, and why we're migrating into smaller and smaller tribes — plus, what it means for e-commerceAndrew's excellent tips for becoming your own Commander-in-Chief :) —Executive Coaching Office Hours (EXCLUSIVE FOR READERS)Ask me ANYTHING career- or business-related for free, 1-on-1 (REALLY)Click the link to schedule a time.—Are there any other subjects you want me to cover? Hit “Reply” and tell me!I love hearing from you guys :)—If you enjoyed this newsletter, please forward to a friend (or 5 :) or someone you feel would benefit from reading it!Yuri Kruman+1 (347) 415-0265 (Whatsapp) Get full access to Commander-In-Chief Briefs at commanderinchief.substack.com/subscribe

Your host, Yuri Kruman, talks with Andrew Horn of Tribute. Tribute builds technology that helps people share more of the appreciation, love, and support that connects us deeply with the people that matter to us. This simple act will transform our relationships, lives, and the world To learn more about Andrew's work, visit https://www.tribute.co/ (https://www.tribute.co/) If you'd like to be a guest on The Commander-In-Chief Podcast, click https://podcast.cicmediagroup.com/podcast-guest (HERE)

Andrew Horn is a social entrepreneur that is changing the world by teaching the art of meaningful communication. In today's episode Andrew shares his knowledge on how to overcome anxiety, ask better questions, and how to connect with anyone. There's a lot to take in from this episode so be sure to check out the links below for more from the communication wizard himself!   Resources:    Official Website Podcast Instagram Twitter YouTube

In this podcast, Paul interviews Jesse Morris, General Partner at Human Ventures, Inc.  He is also the fraternal twin to Paul, an amazing brother born on the spectrum.   Paul and Jesse discuss the following: The amazing story of Jesse and his 3 siblings, including Paul The evolution of his relationship with his brother over the years What Dads need to hear about being the sibling of a child with ASD How can Dads support both their neurodiverse and neurotypical children?   Show notes: Andrew Horn & the Junto info Andrew Horn - Social Entrepreneur | Men's Life Coach | Podcast Host  

This week’s Dumteedum is from Cincinnati Steve's 60th birthday.On this week’s episode, we hear views from Drew, Matthew, Jane, Paul, Cheryl, Andrew Horn, Witherspoon and Glyn.Your chance to win a script of the 70th anniversary episode of The Archer signed by the cast and raise £ for Unseen. Donate to the Crowdfunder at bit.ly/38WeATM and your name goes into a hat for a chance for that precious script. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew Horn is a Brooklyn based social entrepreneur, writer and communication coach. He was recently called "Dale Carnegie for the Digital Age" by Forbes. He spends most of his time running the startup he Co-Founded, Tribute.co. If you care about confident communication, building community and creating impact in the world, Andrew has a message you'll want to hear.

On this week’s episode, we hear views from Cheryl, Pat-from-Leeds, Fiona, Caroline-Sydney, Jane, Witherspoon, Jan, Andrew-Horn, Jenny, Brian and Mia. Download the Flick app here https://flick.group/dumteedum See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Relationships are complicated, no matter what kind of relationship you are in–whether it's with your partner, your family, your friends, or your co-workers. The biggest issues that arise within relationships stem from our attachment to needing others to validate us and make us feel whole, our inability to communicate what we are feeling and holding onto attachment, and struggling to stay deeply connected in a society that is built to pull us apart.  In this episode of the Align Podcast, I'm joined by the beautiful and dynamic couple, Miki Agrawal and Andrew Horn, who share insight into navigating through these issues and how they personally keep their relationship alive, happy, and healthy. This episode is somewhat of a couples counseling session that Andrew guides us through and I'm simply just a fly on the wall.  Miki is a social entrepreneur who uses creativity and disruptive innovation to challenge the status quo and change culture. She is the founder of several acclaimed social enterprises: WILD, THINX & TUSHY (collectively valued at over $200 million). Andrew Horn is a also serial social entrepreneur, speaker and writer based in Brooklyn, NY who is a frequent contributor to media outlets like MindBodyGreen, HuffPo and TheMuse. He focuses his writing on “The Art of Meaningful Conversation” – How to overcome anxiety, ask better questions and connect with anyone. Find more from Miki: Website: www.mikiagrawal.com Instagram: @mikiagrawal Find more from Andrew: Website: www.itsandrewhorn.com Instagram: @itsandrewhorn

On this week’s episode, we hear views from Witherspoon, Andrew-Horn, Red Agnes, Cranky Yankee, Young Keith, Elsa and Pat See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week’s episode, we hear views from Jack, Sam, Sarah, Claire, Elsa, Jane Gage, Andrew Horn, Rob Williams, Stephen, Witherspoon and Phillipa. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Cynthia spoke with Andrew Horn, an entrepreneur, speaker, and writer. He is the founder of Tribute, an online collaborative video montage website, as well as Dreams for Kids DC, an award-winning non-profit. After stepping down from Dreams for Kids DC, he went on to find another non-profit venture called AbilityList, the Craigslist for people with disabilities. Delivering a TEDx talk at 21, he went on to speak at conferences like the United Nations and Colleges.   IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:   Being yourself in front of others in the time of a pandemic. How teenagers can express themselves. Finding the differences between happiness and pleasure.   Connect with Andrew Horn: Website: https://www.itsandrewhorn.com/ Tribute: https://www.tribute.co/   Direct CBD Online: https://www.directcbdonline.com/#a_aid=cynthiathurlow   Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter, Instagram & LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website About Everyday Wellness Podcast Everyday Wellness is not just another health podcast. Your host, Cynthia Thurlow (nurse practitioner and nutrition/IF expert) has over 20 years of experience in clinal medicine and wellness. Her mission is to bring you the best, science-backed yet practical information to improve your physical and mental wellness every day. She is a busy mompreneur and knows how important your time is. She has designed this podcast to be short in time and big on impact. She interviews a variety of guests in the field of health and wellness, and discusses important issues and provide practical strategies that you can use in your real life.

This week’s Dumteedum is from Old Grey Whiskers!If you would like to sing us a Dumteedum or leave us a plot prediction then call us on 0203 031 3105, leave us a message on Speakpipe or send a text message starting with DUM to 07786200690On this week’s episode, we hear views from Mike, Justine from Malta, Iris, Peter, Tony, Alice, Andrew Horn, Mia, Jess and RosiePortie.Join us on Twitter https://twitter.com/dumteedumJoin us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thearcherstw...Join us on the Flick App https://flick.group/dumteedum See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Andrew Horn joins us to talk about emotional transformation and modern masculinity. We discuss how to stop your perceptions of people affecting how you show up with them, the importance of expressing gratitude to others, how gratitude lead him to launch Tribute.co, the state of modern masculinity and much more. Andrew Horn is a social entrepreneur, speaker, coach and founder of multiple successful companies.To give the most meaningful gift on earth, just go to https://Tribute.coModern masculinity and emotional transformation | https://WeJunto.comVisit Andrew Horns website to find out more about his work and his podcast | https://itsandrewhorn.comListener TribeWe have our own private social network for listeners of the Unmistakable Creative podcast. You can meet other listeners, discuss episodes, and even have the opportunity to have your favorite episode re-aired on a Friday! Just visit https://unmistakablecreative.com/tribe to sign up.UNMISTAKABLE CREATIVE PRIMEWe are launching Unmistakable Creative Prime, exclusive access to all our new monthly courses, group coaching calls, live chats with former guests as well as access to a keyword search engine of our entire podcast catalogue and much, much more. To find out more, visit https://UnmistakableCreative.com/Prime See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Technology has had an undeniable impact on our society, in good and bad ways, so what are the bad ways, how can we mitigate the damage they cause, and what can we do to use these tools for good in our lives and those around us?What to Listen ForWhat is the ICAN acronym and how can it help you achieve a social flow state and help you be your most authentic self?What questions can you ask yourself to stay mindful as we continue integrating technology into our daily lives?What is passive browsing versus active browsing and why does one have a negative impact on your well being?What can you do if you feel your team is missing the energy and motivation you were hoping for?How can you make Zoom meetings fun and engaging when everyone seems preoccupied with what's going on around them?What simple, free technique can you implement as a leader to improve your team's effectiveness as well as your well being and effectiveness?What is social flow, why do you need to understand it, and how can you tap into it to be your best self?What follow up questions can you ask the men in your life when they answer with “Good” or “I'm fine”?How can we build our curiosity muscle if we find ourselves not being that curious?What things typically hold men back from emotional mastery and what can you do to work toward emotional mastery?What can you do to improve the toxic relationships in your life that always lead to arguments?We live in a state of constant experimentation to understand ourselves, each other, and the world around us. As a result, we create things with the intention of doing good, only to find out later that the results are a mixed bag. Social media and communication are great examples as they have connected the world, but led to mental health issues springing up all over the place. As we move forward, it becomes increasingly important to be mindful of what we are putting out into the world for millions or billions of people to use, and how it can impact our society as a whole. No one will be able to take everything into consideration, but it's better than not trying and seeing what happens.A Word From Our SponsorsShare your vulnerabilities, victories, and questions in our 17,000-member private Facebook group at theartofcharm.com/challenge. This is a unique opportunity where everyone — both men and women — celebrate your accountability on the way to becoming the best version of yourself. Register today here!Even with a balanced diet, it's difficult to cover all of your nutritional bases. Developed from a complex blend of 75 vitamins, minerals and whole food sourced ingredients, Athletic Greens is a greens superfood powder designed to help fill the nutritional gaps in your diet. Visit AthleticGreens.com/CHARM to claim OUR special offer of 20 FREE daily travel packs with your first purchase, a $79 added value, and get Athletic Greens delivered straight to your door. Resources from this EpisodeAndrew Horn's websiteWhat's the Big Idea - Andrew Horn's podcastTribute.coCheck in with AJ and Johnny!AJ on InstagramJohnny on InstagramThe Art of Charm on InstagramThe Art of Charm on YouTube

On this week’s episode, we hear views from Iris from Germany, Paul Roome, Witherspoon, Master Miles, Andrew Horn and Red Agnes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Heather interviews Andrew Horn social entrepreneur, speaker, and writer.Tune-in to hear their conversation on:The Most Meaningful Gift - How a birthday gift from his girlfriend inspired Andrew to launch Tribute.co, a web application allowing users to create collaborative video montages.Authentic Emotion - From family/friend tributes, to employee recognition, to customer testimonials - how tribute videos transform how we connect.The Power of Service - The driving force behind Andrew's work, career journey, and life.

A conversation with Tribute founder Andrew Horn on his founding story, how he measures success in "tears of joy/" and all the ways corporations and individuals are using his platform.

Do you ever suffer from Social Anxiety?  According to Psychology Today,  60% of us identify as people who are shy or socially anxious. So what you're going to learn in this podcast is how to overcome social anxiety, how to get rid of situations where you feel shy in large groups, and how to move into this beautiful state of being where you just are able to move through a room and flow and connect deeply with people there. Listen out for: What social anxiousness ACTUALLY feels like. The remarkable power of The Social Flow Process.  The 3 ‘Flow Triggers’ are and how to use them. Like this episode? Leave us a review on iTunes. Tag us @Mindvalley on Instagram or Twitter  Learn how to be an inspiring storyteller in this free Mindvalley Masterclass with Vishen Lakhiani - https://go.mindvalley.com/podcast_sai

Calls from Andrew Horn, Merlin and Claire from Clapham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this Christmas episode, I am the five gold rings that is Yokelbear and the partridge in a pear tree that is Andrew Horn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Andrew Horn is a Brooklyn based social entrepreneur who cares deeply about human connection. He is the founder of Tribute.co, a video montage platform recently dubbed by The New Yorker as 'Hallmark 2.0.' Before launching Tribute, Andrew founded award-winning nonprofit ventures Dreams for Kids DC and AbilityList, which FastCompany called a 'modernized Craigslist for people with disabilities.' All of his businesses focus on building community and bringing people together in meaningful ways. Andrew frequently speaks at Fortune500 companies, international conferences, and colleges on topics like confident communication and how to win buy-in for your priority projects." Andrew is also the founder of WeJunto - a not so secret club for the exploration of modern masculinity, emotional mastery, and personal transformation. "In our men's circles... we honor the men by holding space for them, by seeing and supporting them, and by allowing them to sit in those feelings that we're oftentimes so afraid to be with." Join us for a conversation about how men's work is different from women's work and what are modern men craving the most today. Here are the details of our discussion: Proposing to his wife after three days of meeting at Burning Man Exploring the definition of modern masculinity Nature vs nurture in our understanding of femininity/masculinity Masculine vs Feminine Emotionionality Biggest finding in working with men The importance of creating spaces where men can express emotions What is masculine leadership? And much more... Find the show notes at girlskill.com/131 P.S. Sign up for the free, exclusive training from me on “The Lie of Female Success: How to Get Unstuck, Release Pressure & Stop Trying to Do It All” to find out: How to overcome the "Superwoman Syndrome" so you can start living in freedom, with ease, and owning your truth True feminine power and what you can do right now to begin feeling supported, stop pushing & controlling your life and men How to rediscover, embrace and cultivate feminine flow and become embodied so you can stop overthinking and start making decisions from the heart The essence of masculine/feminine polarity and how to attract and magnify the relationship you want And much more… Sign up at girlskill.com/webinar

In this episode Stephen catches up with his friend Andrew Horn, a serial social entrepreneur, professional speaker, and author focusing on human connection and meaningful communication. Through service, creativity, and self-expression, Andrew has found meaning and fulfillment and is now encouraging other men to openly explore who they are and what they’re here to do. Tune in as Andrew shares his journey from being a lonely young person without a passion or purpose, to embarking on a path of serving and inspiring others!Like what you hear? Check out live group meditations on the Journey LIVE app! https://journeylive.app.link/YVejTzFKH3

If you look up "boss" in the dictionary you will find a picture of Miki Agrawal as well as her husband Andrew Horn. They have built disruptive multi- million dollar businesses such as Thinx and Tushy and authored best-selling books, all the while keeping the passion and love raging in their relationship. We talk about what specific questions need to be asked if you are starting a business, how important it has been for them to build a love contract, and why they choose to parent their toddler son differently than most. If you want to learn and be inspired from a couple doing it their way and killing it, this is a must listen episode. Connect with Miki and Andrew|Website- https://www.mikiagrawal.com/Twitter- https://twitter.com/twinmikiInstagram- https://www.instagram.com/mikiagrawal/Linkedin- https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikiagrawalYouTube- https://www.youtube.com/user/mikiagrawal Andrew Horn Website- https://www.itsandrewhorn.com/ Show Sponsors|Coracao Chocolate(Use promo code CSPOT in all caps for 20% off your first order)  This episode is also brought to you by Sweet VibrationsVisit https://sweetvibes.toys/ and use the code "Wild Love" to get %15 off at checkout Connect with Wednesday Martin:Website | http://wednesdaymartin.com/Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/wednesdaymartinphd/Twitter | https://twitter.com/WednesdayMartinFacebook | https://www.facebook.com/wednesdaymartinphd/YouTube | https://bit.ly/2zfvv1H Check out Wednesday Martin’s new book Untrue |http://wednesdaymartin.com/books/untrue/ Connect with Whitney Miller:Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/whitnlove/?hl=enFacebook | https://www.facebook.com/Miss2Jits/Twitter | https://twitter.com/whitnlove Subscribe on Itunes https://apple.co/2XKfS0bSpotify | https://spoti.fi/2JPxuhnStitcher | https://bit.ly/2xYNQz0  Google Play Music | bit.ly/30nJwWAIHeartRadio | https://ihr.fm/2NooEuw

Walgreens Boots Alliance is the world's largest pharmacy and retail health destination, employing more than 415,000 people in 25 countries around the globe. Andrew Horn, Lead Packaging Scientist, shares this incredible brand's story from their side of the consumer goods packaging industry, walking through how design-to-print processes ensure efficiency and keep WBA on the cutting edge using innovative solutions like Extended Color Gamut (ECG) printing and consumer behavior analytics software.Guest: Andrew Horn, Lead Packaging Scientist, Walgreens Boots Alliance. GAMUT is produced and published by Idealliance - become a member today and join us in creating the future of our industry. Learn more about Idealliance Certification Programs such as: G7®, BrandQ®, Color Management Professional® and Print Planning & Estimating Professional®. This episode of GAMUT is brought you by Konica-Minolta. Support the show (https://www.idealliance.org/idealliance-membership)

Episode 12 of The Radical Brilliance Podcast is with Andrew Horn who is the husband of Miki Agrawal who we heard from in episode four. Andrew is a serial entrepreneur who founded the company Tribute, which allows us to create moving videos to celebrate a birthday, wedding anniversary, or some other important life event. In this podcast, Andrew talks about his new book Social Flow. Have you ever noticed that when very little is at stake in a conversation, you feel relaxed, easy, confident, and connected? As soon as the stakes go up a bit, you feel tenser and unnatural. A great example is dating. Go out with a friend for an evening who is not a romantic possibility and you probably will feel relaxed and easy-going. On the other hand, if you go out for the evening with someone you really really like, there is a chance of feeling nervous and tense. Social flow gets blocked when there is more at stake. In this episode, Andrew is going to apply his understanding of social flow to an extremely important topic: entrepreneurs who need to raise money for important social projects. It is often when we need to raise money that we feel this tension most acutely. Not only will this episode be useful to understanding social flow in general, but if you do need money for your next project, it will give you tips on that as well. 4:44 -- From social anxiety to social flow -- being comfortable with who you are and what you're offering 22:21 -- How does social flow help you raise money? / Creating the perfect pitch 38:06 -- Having an aura of inevitability 46:54 -- Closing the deal 51:02 -- Lining up your early investors 59:08 -- Reframing “No”

In episode five, I interview my very favorite human being of all the human beings there are alive on the planet. Generally, when I'm preparing to record a podcast there are some logistic questions. Am I going to travel to where they live? [I've done that… I flew to New York recently to interview Andrew Horn and Mickey Agarwal, I drove to Southen California for Daniel Schmachtenberger]. Can they come to me? Or are we going to record using zoom? This was the one interview when none of those questions were necessary. I was interviewing the extraordinary wonderful human being who sleeps on the other side of my bed. Have you ever seen those shorter videos on social media where very handicapped people learn to do ordinary things? You can watch a video for five minutes of someone brushing their teeth, making it downstairs, making breakfast and even going out to buy groceries. All of this is completely gripping and fascinating when the subject of the video has no arms and legs. Then it is heroic! Extraordinary! A triumph of human nature.   I never thought that I would be able to love: fully and deeply and without restraint in this lifetime. There was too much conditioning from my family weighing me down. But seventeen years ago, I met someone who had the same aspiration: to learn to love, despite the odds. We agreed to enter into an experiment together: to practice love.  Here is our report. 11:18 -- An experiment in love / Committing to something deeper  20:22 -- Exposed! / Radical honesty 27:38 -- Starting over every day / A fresh trembling attempt at allowing love to take over 35:00 -- Universal love, polyamory, or monogamy? / Commitment as a portal into freedom 46:36 -- Committing to love itself  53:40 -- Greatest challenge of relationship  / the demons we face in achieving deeper love 

Andrew's round up of the week and a ton of calls. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CURIOSITY, COMMUNITY, and DEEPER CONNECTION | Andrew Horn Guests | Association Chat with KiKi L'Italien How do You Avoid Auto-Piloting Your Life?!⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ As you begin your day in whatever your morning routine looks like, I want you to think about what life would look like if you weren’t operating out of fear and opted instead to move in a more purposeful direction. One with intent. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Would you hide from meeting people or get excited about the chance to learn about someone else’s experience? Would you be in a rush to make the numbers or opt instead for building a relationship? From the time we are born, so many of us seem to witness a loss in our curiosity about ourselves, others, and in the world around us.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Why is that? Can we change it? If so, how?⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ For this interview, I talk with the man who has been called "the Dale Carnegie for the Digital Age," Andrew Horn. I ask him about meaningful conversations, Social Flow, and his thoughts about community. I hope you enjoy it.

On this episode we have the compelling Andrew Horn. We dig deep into the current state of masculinity, why we need one another more than ever, what we should we bring to the next generation (Hint: Discipline), and much more!    Andrew Horn is a serial social entrepreneur, speaker and writer based in Brooklyn, NY.   In 2014, Andrew launched Tribute.co, which The New Yorker recently called “Hallmark 2.0.” Tribute makes it easy to create a collaborative video montage that you can give as a gift on any important occasion.  Before launching Tribute, Andrew started an award-winning children’s non-profit called Dreams for Kids DC. In three years, he established the organization as one of the premiere adaptive athletic providers in Washington, D.C. (where kids with disabilities played sports with professional teams like the Washington Capitals and Redskins).  He was able to build a succession plan and stepped down in 2011 to start another non-profit venture called AbilityList, which FastCompany called a “Craigslist for people with disabilities.”   Andrew began professional speaking at a young age, giving his first TEDx talk at 21. Andrew is now a frequent speaker at conferences (United Nations), colleges (NYU) and for Fortune 500 brands like MasterCard. He is a frequent contributor to media outlets like MindBodyGreen, HuffPo and TheMuse. He focuses his writing on “The Art of Meaningful Conversation” – How to overcome anxiety, ask better questions and connect with anyone.   You can connect with Andrew at: Website| https://www.itsandrewhorn.com/ Check out the upcoming Junto Retreat|http://www.wejunto.com/ Instagram| @itsandrewhorn Twitter| @itsandrewhorn Facebook| https://www.facebook.com/andrewreedhorn/   You can connect with us at: Website| http://hiddenhealthmedia.com/   Instagram| Jessie: https://www.instagram.com/jessiemegrelishvili/  Ruben: https://www.instagram.com/rubenrezz/  Facebook| https://www.facebook.com/hiddenhealthmedia    Check out the latest blog at:  http://hiddenhealthmedia.com/blog/ 

Andrew Horn wants men to get more vulnerable.  He's the founder of a new organization called Junto, a not-so-secret club for men to explore emotional mastery where he curates workshops and weekend retreats for bros to come together, take off their macho masks, and get real about their feelings.   In a #metoo world, this work is very important.  And that's why I wanted to chat with Andrew about his personal journey.  In this episode, he shares stories of being bullied as a child, how he's learned to be in partnership with a very powerful woman, some of the books that have guided him on his way, and ultimately, what it's like to raise a son in the modern world. Andrew is a good friend, so we also share a lot of laughs.  But his humor and charm are well-balanced with his insights, and of course, his vulnerability.   Andrew Horn itsandrewhorn.com @itsandrewhorn   Touchpoint lovetouchpoint.com @lovetouchpoint  

Andrew Horn is a Brooklyn based social entrepreneur, writer and speaker. He is the Co-Founder and CEO Tribute.co. The company helps you celebrate the people you love with a video of their friends and family telling them why they're awesome. They have delivered more than 150,000 videos and were recently called Hallmark 2.0 by the New Yorker. He is also the founder of a community for men called The Junto. The Junto hosts their own weekend experiences and curates events and resources that are available for men who are curious about personal transformation and modern masculinity. In his spare time, Andrew is working on his first book "Social Flow - A practical framework to reclaim your power with people." Forbes recently called him “Dale Carnegie for the Digital Age” and he is passionate about giving people the tools they need to communicate with confidence and connect with anyone. Use code "mantalks25" to try out Tribute's DIY plan - https://www.tribute.co Are you looking to find your purpose, navigate transition or fix your relationships, all with a powerful group of men from around the world? Check out The Alliance and join me today. Check out our Facebook Page or the Men's community. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts  | Spotify For more episodes visit us at ManTalks.com | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter    Did you enjoy the podcast? If so please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. It helps our podcast get into the ears of new listeners, which expands the ManTalks Community Editing & Mixing by: Aaron The Tech

This week’s Dumteedum is Andrew Horn blowing his horn of sorts.Calls this week are Dusty, Glyn, Kitty and Auntie Jean. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week’s Dumteedum comes from Rachel and Bernie in Madrid... Hola ustedes dos! Last call folks for a Birmingham extravaganza! And it’s not often Birmingham has one of those. A live Dumteedum, at Birmingham Town Hall at 3pm, go to the Birmingham Town Hall website to book. Featuring Roif, Lucy, Keri Davis and Charlotte Martin who plays the wonderful Susan Carter. https://dumteedum.com/product-category/archers-weekend1. There are only 3 places left of the BBC tour2 .There are 10 spaces left on Reflex night club3. Andrew Horn will be wearing a real disco shirt to the Relex Night Club4. There are only 10 places left for dinner at the Cosy ClubThis week we hear from Blithe Spirit, Witherspoon, Erika, Mike and Red Agnes. But first, before the callerinnerers, let’s brace ourselves for Lucy V Freeman’s week in Ambridge... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we hear from Master Miles, Witherspoon, Mia, Andrew Horn and Bernie Maguire. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we have calls from Witherspoon, Catherine Rowan Jones, Blithe Spirit, Andrew Horn and the Sussex Shepherd. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do you show appreciation for your team? Cakes and gift cards? Try something more meaningful. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode 213 of FEAR NOT, Global Shaper at World Economic Forum, Andrew Horn teaches us how to excel in"The Art of Meaning Conversation" and develop better connections with people.

Andrew Horn is a social entrepreneur, a speaker, and the founder of Tribute, a company that makes it easy for communities to create video montages to show appreciation for one another on any occasion. In today’s episode Andrew shares how learning to effectively communicate has enabled him to lead a life of entrepreneurship and service. We discuss why effective communication is the #1 indicator of success and how showing appreciation for others can improve your overall quality of life. Tune in to learn Andrew's go-to questions to build a meaningful connection with a key funder, a new friend, or your next romantic interest. Full show notes and links at AreYouBeingReal.com/161

On this week’s episode we hear views from Aunty Jean, Ulelia, Sussex Shepherd, Scarlett Sparow, Dusty Substances, Andrew Horn, Kat Brown, witherspoon, Blithe Spirit, Hannah May, and New York Nigel. And guess what they’re all talking about? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week’s Dumteedum is from Nicola Headlam as a reminder that it is the Academic ArchersOn this week’s episode we hear views from Andrew Horn, Miriam, CC, Scarlett Sparrow, WelshWitch, Claire Page and Witherspoon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week’s episode we have views from:Andrew Horn who thinks Justin’s two dimensionaland Lord Louise who has a family plot predictionNow, if you are a fan of Tim Bentinck, and who isn’t, then you could get to see him in the flesh on The Wright Stuff on Thursday 19th . We have six tickets - you need to be able to get to Bayswater in London at 8.15pm then you can have the tickets! Don’t say we never give you anything, lovely Dumteedummers. DMessage us for the tickets See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lucy is back from Hawes and delivered an outstanding review of the week in Ambridge, which in tribute to the late Ziggy Boneman included a reference to FFS. Roifield makes an impassioned plea for new DumTeeDums - please send them in. Lucy does a mean Vicky Pollard, but having been in Yorkshire she should have been channelling Eric Pollard (soap cross pollination there!). GoddessDeeva returns from the bottom of a bucket to tell Lilian that she needs to stop making an idiot of herself. But Justin has history and Anthea will put a stop to that. Andrew Horn raises his concern that another skilled builder type person can start now - first at the kennels and now at the Dower House - here we are planning for building work next year! Lucy thinks Lilian is kidding herself that she is happy being the home manager - although it is her "profession". Lucy hates interior decoration whilst Roifield loves it. Then she spreads fake news about Roifield - listen to find out. Roifield feels that the colour of grout... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

[Andrew Horn](http://itsandrewhorn.com/) is the co-founder of [Tribute](https://www.tribute.co/), which The New Yorker called Hallmark 2.0. He is also a speaker and social entrepreneur who has been invited by Fortune 500's, universities and associations to share about his expertise in communication and entrepreneurship. Learn about the inspiration behind Tribute and how you can make personalized video greetings for your loved ones. Check out Tribute and get a 50% discount exclusively offered by Andrew to listeners of Leverage. - **What You'll Learn ** How Andrew got the idea for Tribute after his girlfriend made a video tribute for him for his birthday Tribute has a 3-step process for making videos: - They send reminders and deadlines to the email list - People can upload videos on a collection page - They have their own collaborative video editor The features of tribute including how only videos and photos can be created by the site Tribute's current marketing efforts to reach out Andrew got engaged two months ago Their special feature of doing live, on-site tributes Options for users of Tribute: do it yourself or let Tribute do it for you How people are given prompting questions to answer in their videos The videos are stored in perpetuity on their servers Andrew's top three pieces of advice: - Spend time with people you love and who inspire you - Go on a meditation program - Have a consistent practice of gratitude - Make sure you subscribe, rate and review our podcast and then send a screenshot of the review to us and you could win access to an elite pool of entrepreneurs and productivity experts through Leverage Labs! All previous episodes and resources can be found at [www.leveragepodcasts.com](http://www.leveragepodcasts.com/) ------- [Get the FREE Optimize, Automate, Outsource Blueprint here.](%20https:/go.lessdoing.com/blueprint?utm_campaign=blueprint-ari&utm_medium=link&utm_source=podcast) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lessdoing/message

This week’s Dumteedum comes from Philip Townley. On this week’s episode, we have calls from Claire from Clapham who says it’s all about the bottom line Cycling Christine who says no second chances Witherspoon who thinks Lilian needs closure Kat Brown who has money worries New York Nigel who thinks we’re all having a mass hallucination and Andrew Horn who thinks Puss Cat’s a proper puss cat. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Social entrepreneurship can be difficult to define. There are also many misconceptions when it comes to social enterprises.  People think that a company with a social mission can't be as successful as a purely for-profit business.  However, Andrew Horn, Founder of Tribute, a socially conscious company that helps people build video tributes for their friends and family, believes this is simply not true. He defines social entrepreneurship as a business with a dual or triple business goal, a balance between people, profit and the planet. A social entrepreneur strives to build businesses that are not only profitable, but have genuine impact on people's lives. In today's episode of Small Business War Stories, we explore this topic and more with Tribute CEO and founder Andrew Horn.

Once again the alternatives are taking over the asylum as Lucy and Roifield stand aside to allow Messrs Andrew Horn and YokelBear to seize control of the podcast and the recording deck is still showing signs of Christmas decorations as they start with a mega rendition of Barwick Green actually from Barwick in Elmet. YokelBear is fascinated by the impact of Toby on the Brookfield Archers - bad boys are always fun - so long as you are not directly involved. He also hopes Jill is keeping an eye on Ruth's cooking - if she manages to break out of her carapace. He also likes an inflatable snowman - the appearance of which they pinned on Rob. They were especially pleased that Rob may have led to a resumption of cottaging at Honeysuckle. Catherine (sorry missed the surname) started listening on the day David pushed Nigel off the Lower Loxley roof! She is therefore a "Henry". Another first time caller was Dan John the seventh! He is a "Phoebe" as he started listening in 1998. He has only just grasped that... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Check out this film's post @ MovieJeff.com here » https://themoviereviewshow.blogspot.com/2014/05/we-are-twisted-fing-sister.html and leave a comment We Are Twisted Fucking Sister! is a 2014 German-US documentary about the early years of heavy metal band Twisted Sister directed by Andrew Horn. Follow the show... @ Twitter https://twitter.com/MovieJeffDotCom @ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpONT6Yp423GzUrHDDqBL3g @ LetterBoxd https://letterboxd.com/jeffmovie AND, FOR AS LITTLE AS $1/MONTH » https://patreon.com/dad SUPPORT THIS SHOW AND OTHER VENTURES FROM HTTPS://WWW.MYAMERI.CA INDUSTRIES • THANK YOU --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-movie-review-show/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-movie-review-show/support

You are all in with your job, and it's hard to separate your work life from personal life. You might even fantasize about being in a relationship with someone who allows you to engage in work-related pillow talk at all hours. But what if both you and your partner/spouse both need that kind of support and attention? Is that a dream, or a nightmare? We wanted to get the unphotoshopped scoop on what a committed relationship actually looks like between two, hard-driving entrepreneurs. We hit the jackpot when we decided to interview “it” couple Miki Agrawal, founder of Thinx, and her boyfriend (turned fiancé since we taped this show!) Andrew Horn, founder of Tribute. They joined us in the studio and agreed to give us their honest and raw he said/she said take on their relationship, Newlywed Game Style. This episode will make you stop and think about many, many things, and will help you answer the age old question, “Evening or morning sex?” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The root of the word eulogy translates to “praise.” Over time, it became associated with a funeral because people were compelled to be emotional in that environment. We save the eulogy for death because it’s comfortable. To tell someone why we love them while they’re alive produces anxiety—who knows how they will react. But why should we wait? In this episode, James talks with Andrew Horn, Founder and CEO of Tribute, a platform for creating video tributes for the people you love.

No Lucy again this week so Roifield has the complex task of managing men as he is joined by Jed who does an amazing update on events in Ambridge, Terry Molloy, Yokel Bear and Andrew Horn. Despite initial objections they end up agreeing that the men are typically poorly written as characters with perhaps only Rob standing out from the crowd. It also tends to explain why Shula is having difficulties in her marriage. Numerous callers cover a huge swathe of issues - listen to every possible twist and turn they illuminate Pip's relationship with Toby (some great predictions there), Rob's ability to chill an iceberg, Joe's life expectation and the lengths the writers are using to keep Joe at Grange Farm whilst allegations of dogging were made against Alastair, the rural housing crisis is examined and the calls keep coming - a very busy week whilst Millie had a kind explanation of how "Yerr Mon" should be pronounced from its originator. Steve Pirate Parrett did tweets of the week Promises were made to do it... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Top News: Lucy is celebrating her birthday and this was recognised in fine style by Roifield and a loyal fan singing "Happy Birthday". Lucy, in her monologue, noted that it was probably the first time any villager had thought to tell off Hooty Jill and then remarked once again on what a good friend Rex is to Pip - even when her unfunny drunken speech is used. It was pleasing to note that Pat has woken up not that she can afford to meet Anna Toboggan. Lucy struggles to recall Lynda's two goats Demeter and Persephone who went to Lower Loxley. Gemma, a first time caller, decided to express her views on Kate's treatment of Phoebe - so how did your exams go Gemma? Let us know please. Most of us will be surprised if Josh passes anything. Ms Alliance seems far more concerned about her neighbour in Seattle and her en-suite shower than about The Archers! Ms Alliance feels that the referendum might impact the Sterling exit plan to Italy. Andrew Horn laid into the younger characters who are replicating... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Before noting how good Lucy's monologue was this week Roifield announced that it was inevitable that they would be disagreeing. It took a while before he admitted that he does not have the objection shown by some contributors to the intended liaison between Lilian and Justin. Lucy's objection is not moral - merely on the basis of self-esteem. Roifield is more supportive of Justin's wish for companionship and to enjoy each other's company in many ways. Eventually our podcast husband and wife ended up having a domestic over the relationship! Lucy believes that it will all end in Lilian's tears. We then leave Ambridge behind for Roifield to recall a visit by Muhammad Ali to Birmingham in 1977. It is the holiday season. Lucy has been around Rome and Andrew Horn is sipping coffee by the pool. My wife is away. My next holiday is not for months! And Yokel Bear wants Robert Snell to be given an award! Witherspoon remarked on Joe's failing health and the potential for a physical assault on Henry by Rob... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week’s episode we have calls from Ms Alliance who’s feeling meaty Blithe Spirit who says it’s all a Greek tragedy Jan from Can who wants to know what david knows.. Glyn Fullelove who says it’s all gone Gothic Yokelbear who’s found a kindred spirit in Jimmus Witherspoon who’s basking and Andrew Horn who’s looking at the facts and figures. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Hair too long,” “pants too tight,” “sounds like Kiss,” “Alice Cooper’s dead,” and other reasons Twister Sister spent a decade trying to get a record deal. On The Gist, John French Segall (you know him as Jay Jay French) and director Andrew Horn join us to tell the story behind a new Twisted Sister documentary. You can read Jay’s Inc. magazine column here. For the Spiel, it’s time for another Lobstar of the Antentwig. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Andrew Horn’s work has encompassed a wide range -His latest film is, We Are Twisted F*cking Sister! just released by Music Box Films in the US and Monoduo Films worldwide, and is available on DVD and iTunes. Making films on post-modern dance in New York to writing for one of Germany’s most popular soap operas, from film musicals to music documentaries, from Eastern Europe to the East Village. His feature films DOOMED LOVE and THE BIG BLUE, as well as the documentary feature EAST SIDE STORY (named as one of the 10 best films of the year in Time Magazine), and his previous film, THE NOMI SONG (named in the year’s 10 Best on VH1, and Uncut’s Top 25 DVDs), all featured, if not premiered, at the Berlin Film Festival. These, as well as his earlier short films, have been widely shown all over the world and appear in the collections of The Museum of Modern Art, the BFI, Berlin Film Museum, Cinematheque Francais, Munich Film Museum, and the Lincoln Center Library of Performing Arts. Born in New York, Andrew Horn graduated from New York University School of the Arts where his junior thesis film was nominated for an Academy Award. After living in New York as a filmmaker and graphic artist, he came to Berlin in 1989 as a guest of the prestigious DAAD Berlin Artist Exchange fellowship program, where he has remained, working as a filmmaker, writer, and journalist for such magazines as Screen International, Moving Pictures and Variety, as well as an Emmy Award winning film researcher for projects for BBC, ZDF, Arte, Channel 4, PBS, HBO, The Paul Robeson Foundation, Michael Moore and Spike Lee.

“Hair too long,” “pants too tight,” “sounds like Kiss,” “Alice Cooper’s dead,” and other reasons Twister Sister spent a decade trying to get a record deal. On The Gist, John French Segall (you know him as Jay Jay French) and director Andrew Horn join us to tell the story behind a new Twisted Sister documentary. You can read Jay’s Inc. magazine column here. For the Spiel, it’s time for another Lobstar of the Antentwig. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andrew Horn returns as Roifield has headed off to Canada. Andrew Horn caused a heart attack as he repeated comments I had made in another forum about the anaerobic digester and the rest of Berrow Farm - I covered all of this in umra and I agree it was important. Andrew also raised the paternity test - I went back to the recording to prove that Dr Locke had indeed taken the DNA sample. What the programme needs is an archivist who knows what is going on and checks the continuity. There was no "DNA Tester" as credited it WAS Dr Locke. Allan Carr, sorry R Brown, did a first time call in. He liked last week's Archers with three heartwarming couples interacting. The Brian / Jenny conversation was particularly liked. Andrew found David annoying this week for being sulky. For Andrew and / or Lucy's benefit historically Jennifer was a trained teacher well before she became pregnant with Adam - she went to West Midlands Training College in Walsall. It is now part of Birmingham University. Lucy reveals... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another bout of exquisite commentary on our favourite radio fly on the wall document as our hosts return from their Christmas break. Following Lucy's entertaining exposition of the events in the last two weeks Roifield provides a diatribe (from Canada) on the content of the anniversary show - all agree the subject matter needed to be covered - but it was the wrong subject for the episode concerned especially given the promotion the episode was given by some mysterious marketing department seeking listeners as so many have been lost by a particular story. The recently published character appearance statistics are discussed and the transition to the next generation is under way with Pip being the second most heard person this year. More of the younger generation need to come to the fore in the next 12 months. Andrew Horn asks for the Kosmo view on the Brookfield changes. Kosmo thinks that spring calving is nonsense because of the spring lambing; birthing both at the same time is going to lead to some... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Roifield returns but awesome Andrew Horn has become the Terminator and he WILL BE BACK. Dumteedummer of the week is Aunty Jean repeating herself from last week. Lucy translated the Archers into Peanuts characters this week. Discussion revealed an Archers event in Bristol which indicated that Rob and Helen may well continue into 2016 despite earlier thoughts it would finish at Christmas. The writing team have once again been unable to cope with the balance needed by different stories - too much weight given to abuse of Helen whilst the Grundy homelessness has been given short shrift. This happened before when Adam was kidnapped and other stories were neutered. Roifield sought calendar contributions of suitably arranged, tasteful, photographs with any funds from the calendar raised going to Refuge. Lucy offered Christmas cards signed by either Derek in the back bedroom or Sabrina Thwaite after proof of a donation to Refuge. Absences and staying in touch. Soon after completing this summary I shall be... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sponsorship this week from UrbanSprawl.org.uk and Barwick Green by Aunty Jean plus William the parrot who was upset at not being included last week. Andrew Horn was sitting in for Roifield, providing he did not do it as well as the man himself. Lucy nailed Ruth's stroppiness - pointing out that she has just dropped over 30 years and turned into a teenager. And Jenny's old kitchen has finally found a home in the village hall. How long has that story been maturing? Opinions on Lynda swing violently depending on the time of year. Much praise for Tony for standing up to Rob. We are reminded of some back stories this week - particularly Helen's illness when born and how she weak was then leading Pat to being particularly protective of her daughter and therefore siding with Rob over the danger of driving, bearing in mind the last accident involving Mike. Roifield was given a long task list, Andrew is on the Colombian free trade and he was joined by Lucy. Andrew also revealed the secret life of a... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An opening Dum Tee Dum from the excellent meetup at Cocodelic as the podcast barged on line. Lucy completed the monologue without interruption and then both hosts praised Brian’s awful offer to Adam over the farm share. It is right that Adam should share the risk, the structure, removing Adam’s salary, was frankly wrong and not the way partnership transitions work elsewhere as Andrew Horn later said. After all there is a mortgage to pay on the hot tub at Honeysuckle Cottage as bought from Lilian. Roifield asked the Pope to call in if he was listening. Many of us consider it likely that Rex will end up milking the Brookfield cows. Ms Alliance reckons that the increasingly suspicious Charlie will prove to be heroic, teflon-coated Rob’s nemesis; all agree we are a long way from him coming unstuck. Lucy was depressed by news of the new Mrs Titchenor and she almost jumped overboard when hearing of it; she believes Kirsty/Krusty will save Helen. Goddess Deeva expressed the view... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.