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About a year ago, I met Kim Walsh Phillips. We belong to the same coaching program. When I met Kim, I was blown away at her knowledge about social media selling, marketing, and messaging. She is THE ONE that the Big Names hire! People like Kevin O'Leary, Dan Sullivan, and so many more. Kim's mission is to help you create financial freedom and the life of your dreams by selling your course to the vast audience that is literally waiting for you to show up and put it out there. She's done it over and over again, and she teaches thousands and thousands of others how to do it…including me. I wanted to have her on “I HAVE TODAY with Diane Forster” because she's too good to keep a secret. You know that feeling when you go see a great movie and you can't wait to tell everyone to go see it? Yeah…that's the feeling I have about Kim. She is where she is today because of who she is and what she's been through to get there. In this interview she shares how she went from having to hock her engagement ring to make payroll to landing at #475 on the INC 5000 List! You've got to hear this story! She shares some great strategies and gives away an amazing gift so that you can learn How to Make 6 Figures: https://www.powerfulprofessionals.com... As Kim would say, “Your Someday is NOW!” If you've ever wanted to create a course from your service, book or message, TODAY is the day to learn how! With Love, Diane   PS: There's still a few seats left in the “STAR Academy – Launch Your Show” Course. Grab your seat right HERE! https://www.tvstaracademy.com/

How do you 10x the results of your email communication? While most entrepreneurs have the concept of an email list, too many lose sight that their list represents leads who are interested in different subjects and have different problems. Kim Albee set out to solve the problem of email marketing failing to attract client attention. She shares how the revolutionary, predictable email marketing tools she's developed can build client relationships while increasing your ability to talk at scale with thousands of customers. By asking the right questions you can plan your content strategy and tailor automated communications in a way that makes your prospective clients feel heard. Instead of talking AT prospective clients and falling on deaf ears… email communication that is real and more personalised builds trust, starts conversations and ultimately closes deals. She explains the alternative and more effective way to a ‘no-reply' email and the 3 keys to making it into your client's inbox. You don't have to guess or resort to tricks, Kim has developed an intelligent methodology that turns email into predictable engagement and predictable results. As Kim says, email is still the workhorse providing more returns than any other method, including social media, which it beats by about 4000% in terms of conversions. It may seem obvious to turn email into a natural conversation but how do you ask questions, listen, respond…Kim has the answers to this which she passionately shares in this fascinating interview. Download Your Free Resource Guide below – How to Keep Your List Warm & Responsive https://genoo.com/gamechanger Episode Themes The Game of Marketing Predictable Engagement Intelligent Email Marketing Intentional, Personalized, Predictable Make It About Them! Evolution of Email Marketing Mechanics Build Opportunities Get Bums in Seats Good Content Counts The Email Game Changer Cost of Not Adapting Be Curious Your List Is Not An Object Service Sells Connect with Kim Albee LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimalbee/ Website: genoo.com FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/GenooMarketingAutomation/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/genoomarketing Connect with Carmen Wilde To be notified of new BwB Tv episodes SUBSCRIBE at https://bwbtv.net LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carmenwilde/ BwB TV website: https://www.businesswithoutbarriers.tv Game Changer Growth: Carmen helps founder CEO's implement leading Game Changer Strategies to amplify their impact and income. Email Carmen at team@bwbtv.net to hear how you can experience Game Changer Growth in the next few months. To Your Wildest Success! Carmen --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/businesswithoutbarriers/message

Hvordan kan du parkere gratis i Oslo? Og hvorfor i alle dager dukker Gotham City plutselig opp i Askim? Dette er KORTkjøring - en litt kortere sommerutgave av din favorittpodkast Langkjøring. God sommer, folkens!

As Kim enjoys a week off visiting family in PA Doug records a solo episode. In this week's episode, he opens up about how he handled the pandemic, what it did to him, and how it created the need to go on anxiety medicine. He also shares helpful strategies that others may be able to use for themselves.

How do we discover what it is that we are supposed to do in our lives? What is that one “thing?” We are all in this journey to explore and try out different things for our lives see if they resonate with us or can be added to help enhance our lives. But do you know that we actually already have this intuition inside of us, that is, to know what that “thing” is that we want in our lives? However, it can be difficult to differentiate intuition from fear or anxiety. You need to have a good understanding of your inner-self, your higher self. Learn how to radically listen to your intuition and gut feelings with your host, Karen Pulver, and her guest, Kim Chestney. Kim is the Founder of Intuition Lab. She is also the author of the book Radical Intuition. Catch Kim in this episode about how you can tap into your intuition Goddess and learn your power! Learn the steps that will propel you forward in life with the power of intuition.As Kim states, “There is a different kind of thinking that is more powerful than the way you have been taught to think for your whole life. When you discover it, you find the long-hidden keys to the kingdom. You discover that the power of this world does not come from world around you; real power comes from the world inside you.” You have the power all along.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! http://gratefulgoddesses.com/

As Kim begins to seek medical attention, it's becoming clear that being her own medical advocate will become, at minimum,  a part time job. In today's episode we talk selfceare, preventive medicine and all the work we put into not needing medical care or to deal with insurance companies only to discover the nightmare that awaits once we do. 

Guests: Dr. Kim Cavitt, Owner of Audiology Resources; Geoff Cooling, Co-Founder and Editor of Hearing Aid Know Topic: How Hearing Professionals Can Thrive in an Expanding Hearing Health Market Kim and Geoff join Dave on the podcast this week to continue the discussions had on the podcast recently about the accelerating pace of change occurring in the hearing health market. The three discuss all the recent announcements (Bose's hearing aid, Jabra's hearing aid, Sonova + Sennheiser, Jacoti + Qualcomm, & Apple's "Conversation Boost") and discuss how hearing professionals can insert themselves properly into the burgeoning mild-moderate side of the market. As Kim describes, the key might ultimately revolve around the idea of serving as a "navigator" on the patients' hearing aid journey, which might ultimately not include device sales, but rather compensation through services. Therefore, the three discuss how professionals will need to alter their revenue models and service delivery models in order to participate in this portion of the market. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/futureear/message

6-8-21 Tonight at 9PM ET/3AM Norway time, we're continuing our journeys around Europe and talking with Anders Riseng, co-owner of Askheimer Meadery in Askim, Norway. Askheimer Meadery is one of just a few meaderies so far in Norway, but that is changing, as mead awareness grows in Europe. Anders and his partner Jarl-Magnus teamed up with the idea of starting a meadery during a tasting session at the local beer club – Askim Beerclub, back in 2017. Both guys had then been homebrewers for several years, and Anders had one brewery behind him as well as just started up Slakteren Brygghus (The Slaughter Brewhouse) in the next city. Jarl-Magnus studied phytotherapy - commonly defined as the study of the use of extracts of natural origin as medicines or health-promoting agents. At the tasting session, they tasted some mead, and it sudden hit them that they could do this better. And so the test brews started up. After the first rounds of test-batches, using local summer blossom honey, herbs, fruit and/or berries, they tested the mead upon two chefs and a wine sommelier. After considering their feedback, they understood that their mead was a bit on the sweet side, and lack of acid. So they did new batches, and they came out great. The Askheimer name comes from a rewrite of the old name of the city Askim, located in Viken county. The cities' name in the Viking age was Askheimr. They chose this name to show that this is where the idea of starting a meadery was conceived. It also describes the desire to use as much local products as possible. And Anders and Jarl-Magnus use Norwegian or Nordic ingredients as much as they can. After Superstitions Meadery's Jeff Herbert gave them good feedback at a between sessions tasting at the Mikkeller Beer Celebration 2019, they decided to go commercial. When they got home from Denmark they started to planning the meadery. After months of preparations and plenty of paperwork they got their permits in early 2020 and the company was offically founded in April,.2020. They moved into the meadery production location in May 2020. Their first meads hit the market in November 2020. In their first year of operations, they won two gold medals at the Mead Madness Cup 2020, which got them off to a great start! Anders was kind enough to send mead samples to us, and we'll be tasting them tonight on the show! Join us on the live chat! Sponsor: Having trouble keeping accurate brew logs? Construct recipes and manage tasting notes with Adventurous Brewer. Adventurous Brewer has your needs in mind--generate staggered nutrient additions, create timers and calendar events, and track active batches. You can even split batches mid-brew to experiment with different flavoring agents in secondary. Visit https://adventurousbrewer.app/login.html today. This player will show the most recent show, and when we're live, will play the live feed. If you are calling in, please turn off the player sound, so we don't get feedback.[break] [break]Click here to see a playable list of all our episodes! If you want to ask your mead making questions, you can call us at 803-443-MEAD (6323) or send us a question via email, or via Twitter @GotmeadNow and we'll tackle it online! 9PM EDT/6PM PDT Join us on live chat during the show Bring your questions and your mead, and let's talk mead! You can call us at 803-443-MEAD (6323), or Skype us at meadwench (please friend me first and say you're a listener, I get tons of Skype spam), or tweet to @gotmeadnow. Upcoming Shows June 15 - Kon and Julie Paseschinikoff - Bee Boyzz Honey and Meadery - Manitoba, Canada June 22 - Gert Smet - Blacksmiths Meadery, Belgium July 27 - Danique Staal- De Noordelijke Mederij, Netherlands August 10 - Gordon Baron - Lancashire Mead, Great Britain Sponsor: It's now mead slushee season, and we are celebrating with four rotating flavors. Each one is a dangerously delicious glass of heaven.

Join Teresa Jordan and Kim Stafford in an ongoing conversation about practice. They talk about the benefits of cultivating a daily practice, not just for the purpose of becoming a better artist or writer, but also because it can improve one’s life. As Kim puts it, you may not write something good every day, but if you write every day “it will be a better day.”Kim Stafford is the founding director of the Northwest Writing Institute at Lewis & Clark College, where he has taught writing since 1979. He is the author of a dozen books of poetry and prose, including The Muses Among Us: Eloquent Listening and Other Pleasures of the Writer’s Craft and A Thousand Friends of Rain: New & Selected Poems.  His most recent books are 100 Tricks Every Boy Can Do: How My Brother Disappeared, and Wind on the Waves: Stories from the Oregon Coast. In 2016 the 30th anniversary edition of his collections of essays, Having Everything Right, came out from Pharos Editions. His most recent book is Singer Come from Afar (Red Hen Press, 2021). From 2018-2020 he served as Oregon’s Poet Laureate, and he has taught writing in dozens of schools and community centers, and in Scotland, Italy, Mexico, and Bhutan.Teresa Jordan is an artist, author, and storyteller who grew up in a house full of books on an isolated ranch in Wyoming. The love of learning she acquired in the local one-room school carried her to Yale and into a lifetime of inquiry.Her books include the memoir Riding the White Horse Home and two illustrated journals, Fieldnotes from Yosemite: Apprentice to Place, and Field Notes from the Grand Canyon: Raging River, Quiet Mind. Her first book, Cowgirls: Women of the American West, was one of the earliest books to give voice to contemporary women working on the land. Her newest book is The Year of Living Virtuously, Weekends Off, inspired by Benjamin Franklin’s list of thirteen virtues and the seven deadly sins. It was awarded the Eric Hoffer Grand Prize, the Utah Book Award and the da Vinci Eye Award for Cover Art, and is being translated into both Hindi and Korean.The recipient of several awards including a literary fellowship from the National Endowment of the Arts and the Western Heritage Award from the Cowboy Hall of Fame, Teresa lives in a historic pecan orchard in southern Utah where she and Hal raise a small band of Navajo Churro sheep.

Tobias fikk ikke kommet seg til Askim i dag, så da måtte det bli nødløsninger. Men med Ole Magnor tilgjengelig og Thomas bak spakene ble det episode denne gangen også. Vi catcher opp om det som har skjedd i det siste og snakker mye om MMA og litt andre ting. Godlun stemning som alltid! God fornøyelse!

As Kim and Michael continue with a new format, they watched 1968's "Barbarella," staring Jane Fonda. Will Michael convince Kim that this was a good movie? Will Kim get Michael to relent that the absurdity was too much to bare? Hear them fight it out, in just about 3 minutes. Special thanks to Matt on Instagram for suggesting this classic! Let us know what you want us to watch! Find us on Instagram and Facebook!

Composer Peter Askim does it all. Active as a performing bassist, Conductor of the Raleigh Civic Symphony and Chamber Orchestra, Director of Orchestral Studies at North Carolina State University, he is also founder and Artistic Director of The Next Festival of Emerging Artists, fostering and mentoring young composers and performers.  A few months ago,  Peter Askim added ‘Dad' to his distinguished list of titles. It wasn't easy for us to get this interview, but it was well worth the wait.  Peter is not only a master of his Art, he is a warm and delightful human being. 

 “You don't need to have all the answers sometimes. The best answers that you can give yourself is silence.”  - Kim Sutton  Worrying is human nature. Yet, worrying can become worrisome when it begins to take control of your life. Kim found herself in that mire for 40 long years! Today, we hear how Kim got her peculiar childhood nickname and how it adversely affected her life, health, relationships, and business. As Kim shares how she greatly benefited from learning to let go, envision yourself happier with peace of mind and youthful glow. Learn about simple ways you can do today to stop excessively worrying and regain your control. How simple? Tune in, and you'll find out!    Check out my website for shownotes Follow Kim on: Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Highlights: 01:20 The Worrywart 08:52 Sit Still & Listen 12:05 How to Letting Go Of Worry 16:05 What Should Be In Your Top Priority

Straight out of the trailer!!As Kim continues to live in the camper, Tricia tries to convince her that she wants to buy a trailer for vacationing and use it as a guest house.  Kim might be a bit jaded at this point.  So much so that the ladies may need to move the studio.Tales of the trailer park and the lot lord continues.  Kim is ready to bring this guy down!  She has an entire book with all her grievances and wrongs.  By the time she is done, they are going to pay her to go away.Tricia airs her grievances about her missing Chick-fil-a sandwich.  Everyone knows how amazing they are so when it wasn’t in the bag when she got home, the disappointment was huge!  Not big enough for her to walk away.  Maybe if she was a red member like Kim it would have been correct.Kim’s hall pass, Matthew McConaughey, has a new book so of course, Kim got it on audible.  Nothing sexier than hearing her hall pass read to her.  He is very optimistic and grounded.Tricia’s dream of a mommy makeover may be coming true.  Another fantastic part of carrying children is a hernia.  She is seeing if she can get a tummy tuck while getting the hernia fixed.  She’s going to get a price for a few things and cut back based on price.  Will keep you posted.Kim and Tricia have exciting news.  They have found an office.  They are working on a new venture and this is the next step for them.  They will also be able to have the What Happened This Week world headquarters in this office.  As always thanks for listening and your continued support we hope to make a big announcement soon.Want to connect with us?Drop us an email at whathappenedthisweekpodcast@gmail.comWebsite:www.whathappenedthisweek.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/whathappenedthisweek/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/what_happened_this_week/Twitter:https://twitter.com/HappenedWeekTikTok:@whathappenedthisweek

What if you could learn to love your husband before you even have one? That's what we are talking about today with author and speaker, Kim Vollendorf. Kim once thought Jesus was boring and irrelevant, but she changed her mind about Him in college. As a result, she has spent the past three decades working with the campus ministry Student Mobilization, discipling college women, and mentoring StuMo staff.She made it through thirteen weddings as a single bridesmaid before she met and married her dreamy husband Sean. They have been married for more than twenty years, and have three sons.As Kim has experienced the ups and downs of being both single and married, she found herself saying over and over again, “Young women need to know this.” One day she scribbled down on an index card the key lessons she learned as a single woman that really paid off in her marriage. The notes on that card became a series of talks which drew in thousands of young women, and those talks eventually became the book Loving Your Husband Before You Even Have One.Hit the Highlights (3:00) How Kim's ministry began (10:30) What are the biggest lies women believe before getting married?(17:45) What to do if you waited until marriage, and the sex still isn't that great. (22:00) Kim's own love story (27:42) What to do if you're thinking about breaking off a relationship(36:40) Does the church contribute to unrealistic and unhealthy expectations in marriage? Additional Resources Get Kim's Book https://amzn.to/3jxQHUSSex is Like Legos https://www.focusonthefamily.com/marriage/sex-is-a-creative-process/The Meaning of Marriage: Facing the Complexities of Commitment with the Wisdom of Godhttps://amzn.to/3mo35ZkPassion Pursuit: What Kind of Love Are You Making?https://amzn.to/3kvGj12

Hør Christine Sandvig sin flotte frisør historie. Hun er daglig leder og eier av salongen Fine Folk i Askim.Hun har et leder engasjement som vi sjelden har hørt maken til, og hjertet brenner virkelig for bransjen.

Listeners, this week we're back with Kimberly Bautista.Kimberly is a Colombian-American award-winning writer, director, and producer. Her feature-length documentary “Justice for My Sister” about one Guatemalan woman’s determination to hold her sister’s killer accountable was broadcast on PBS Stations and TeleSUR. Part of an international campaign with UN Women throughout Latin America to end violence against women, the film encouraged audiences to break the silence about abuse. This laid the groundwork for Kimberly to found an arts nonprofit to train women of color, gender nonconforming youth, and former foster youth to make films, heal through storytelling, and overcome financial barriers to entering the TV and film industries.Kimberly’s comedic pilot The “SweetSpot”—about a group of friends who contend with modern-day adulthood and an unconventional love triangle—premiered at the 2017 Outfest Fusion Film Festival. She’s directed 6 music videos for feminist hip hop artists, over 30 short social justice documentaries, 6 branded content spots, and co-wrote a short film about machismo in Latino families, accumulating over 22 million views.Kimberly’s magical realism TV pilot script about women’s power to heal “Elemental Powers” was presented as a stage reading at The Second City’s LA Diversity in Comedy Festival. Kimberly’s feature film in development about a 13-year-old girl who’s secretly in a punk-ska-cumbia band against her parents’ wishes “19.99 Plus Tax” was invited to Cine Qua Non Lab’s screenwriting residency in Mexico.Kimberly has received fellowships from Brown Girls Doc Mafia, HOLA Mexico Film Festival, HBO, the National Association of Latino Independent Producers, Ford Foundation, and several U.S. Embassies. She is a multi-grant recipient of the Princess Grace Foundation and Latino Public Broadcasting. This episode is brought to you by Clarify Masterclass:Learn the skills strategies and tools needed to confidently understand the legal and creative side of your business.Pam Covarrubias and Taylor Tieman, aka @legalmiga to come together and talk about all the things we always get asked, all in one sitting.⁣⁣Pam will give you the steps to conduct your own brand audit and Taylor will answer all your legal Qs.⁣⁣They are here to help you get there, despite the changes and the shifts.⁣⁣You are worthy of achieving your dreams with support.⁣⁣To register head over to spreadideasmovepeople.com/clarify During our conversation Kimberly and I talked about:Embodying multiple identities and embracing them.The shared experience of the quote "ni de aquí, ni de allá."Being an anti-imperialist while living in the empire.Becoming an Artivist.Appropriation and judging those appropriating.Healing and liberation.Trigger Warning: Kimberly shares her sexual assault experience. Please check your mental health and skip this episode if needed. Your mental health matters.Follow Kimberly on all things social:Documental Señorita Extraviada. As Kim shared during the episode.InstagramJustice For My Sister InstagramTwitterJustice For My  Sister Twitter Follow Cafe con Pam on all things socialInstagramFacebookhttp://cafeconpam.com/ Join PowerSisters!Findmypowersister.com Join FREE online Recovering Procrastinator Manis Community! stayshining.club Let’s tap about all the things on Patreon! Become a Patron here. Subscribe, rate, review, and share this episode with someone you love!And don't ever forget to Stay Shining!

Håvard Jensen har vært både ordfører og varaordfører i Hobøl kommune, og er ny gruppeleder for FrP i den nye kommunen Indre Østfold. Med FrP på vippen lover Jensen at FrP skal utnytte posisjonen sin maksimalt. Kommunen styres av SP og AP med partier som SV og MDG i opposisjon. Håvard Jensen blir intervjuet av Tønnes Steenersen

Dette er VG Nyheter 13. juli. Politiet etterforsker mistenkelig dødsfall i Askim, Elvis Presleys barnebarn er død og 21 personer er skadet etter brann på krigsskip.

Nesten hele squaden har landet i studioet i Askim, for å snakke om alt mulig rart. Vi er innom mange forskjellige temaer i alt fra tinder til fighting og gaming. Broscience på sitt beste! God fornøyelse. 

In this episode Debbie talks to a real adventurer, a 63-year-old woman who spent 2019 on a self-organized global gap year. Kim Klaft quit a well-paid position as a nonprofit executive to travel and volunteer in 25 countries. Over the course of one calendar year she worked in soup kitchens, food banks, homeless shelters, orphanages and in hurricane relief efforts (see her list below) as she moved around the globe. She did this on her own, as a single woman, with the goal of embedding herself into cultures and communities. And because it was something she had always wanted to do. When she told her financial planner about her proposed year, she expected him to put the kibosh on it because she had not finished saving for retirement. Instead he said, "Go! Otherwise you will always regret not having done it." They talk about how she chose one humanitarian project after another using Google and word-of-mouth. As Kim explains it, "I researched volunteer opportunities in three ways:  1. Google searches and reading reviews; 2.  speaking with people in-country when I was fortunate enough to have a connection and/or to be introduced via e-mail; and 3. meeting people along the way who were volunteering for a particular agency. I asked questions about how volunteers were treated, whether the group was true to its cause, whether it was run in a financially responsible way, etc." They also talk about writing and why Kim decided not to write about her year while she was living it, so as to stay in the moment.  Kim is now back in Detroit and feeling lucky to have found work as a consultant for several nonprofits. She describes herself on her LinkedIn profile (convincingly) as having a heart for the under-served, a head for business and the spirit of an entrepreneur. In today’s conversation, they dig into how she engineered the logistics of her gap year and how it unfolded organically.  Despite - or perhaps because of - the disparate nature of her experiences in so many different places, the trip made her life feel “in sync,” as if the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle were falling into place.  As to how Debbie found Kim, Kim sent her an email out of the blue halfway through her year saying she had just stumbled onto this podcast. She was in Budapest at the time searching for her next thing. They stayed in touch and Debbie followed up in early 2020 to ask if she would come on the podcast to talk about her experience. At first Kim declined. She wrote in an email: "I haven't yet had the ideal opportunity to wrap my head around:  1) What was my purpose? 2) How did that compare to the reality? 3) I knew going into it that there would be a ripple effect but the ripples were bigger and more far reaching than I would have been able to imagine proactively 4) What unexpected humanitarian efforts arose and how can we recognize those in everyday life? 5) How have I changed (or, perhaps, what about my passions were confirmed by this experience)? 6) What's next?"  Of course, Kim's email touched on all the key questions, revealing that she had indeed thought a lot about her gap year.  They recorded this conversation several months ago, before the pandemic and social distancing. So at the end Debbie checks in with Kim again to find out how she’s doing now. Living without regret (her reason for taking her gap year) has an even bigger resonance today as she looks back at an extraordinary year of travel and service.  Mentioned in the episode Kim's list of her favorite volunteer humanitarian efforts: Burgers by the Dozen: Self-directed distribution of warm hamburgers to the homeless in Budapest, Hungary; Sidney, Australia; Toronto, CanadaEarthship Hurricane Relief Effort (Puerto Rico)Sisters of Mercy Orphanage and Malnutrition Clinic (Port Au Prince, Haiti)The Intrepid Foundation (Greece, Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia)The Lingap Center (Cebu Island, Philippines)Serve the City Polska (Krakow, Poland)The King’s Table Soup Kitchen (Brisbane, Australia)WanderWorld Foundation (Papua New Guinea)Willing Hearts Soup Kitchen (Singapore)Kechara Soup Kitchen (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)Food Bank: Hands On LondonAll Hands and Hearts Hurricane Relief Effort (Houston, Texas)Ben’s Bells (Teaching the intentional practice of kindness, Tucson, Arizona)Baldwin Center (Pontiac, Michigan)  List of countries she visited:  Puerto RicoHaitiJapanChinaGreeceBulgariaAlbaniaKosovoMacedoniaSpainNetherlandsGermanyFranceSwitzerlandPolandSlovakiaHungaryUnited Arab EmiratesAustraliaPapua New GuineaSingaporeMalaysiaEnglandCanadaUSA Kim notes: "I do realize that Puerto Rico is part of the USA but I count it separately because it was a different world!"  Support this podcast:Leave a review on iTunes: it means so much!Subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher or Spotify  Credits:Host: Debbie WeilProducer: Julie-Roxane KrikorianPodcast websiteMusic by Manuel Senfft  Connect with us:Email: thegapyearpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @debbieweilInsta: @debbieweilDebbie and Sam's blog: Gap Year After Sixty  

As Kim approaches 100 days without alcohol, she’s noticing some strong cravings and is also curious about changing her people pleasing tendencies. Where do cravings come from and what happens when we try to resist them? And, what are the different feelings that show up when we choose to please someone else vs. being true to ourselves? On today’s episode, Annie Grace explores powerful ways to meet cravings where they are and make choices that serve us without hurting others. Are you ready for a deep dive into truly lasting change? If so, you might consider my Intensive Program. It’s a 9-week, self-led program that you can do in the complete comfort of your own home. It will truly transform your relationship with alcohol. If you want to learn more about this, go to thisnakedmind.com/intensive.  And, as always - rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast, as it truly helps the message reach somebody who might need to hear it today.

Today on Feminine Roadmap guest Kim Casey Cobb shares how she used her experience as a missing child to gain victory over victimhood. Kim’s story begins when her parents were going through a difficult divorce, her biological father made the decision to abduct her and her brother during a routine weekend visit. As the years passed, they moved many times to avoid being found, missed a lot of school and found themselves isolated from any family contact. As Kim neared her mid-teens she began to realize that she had to run away of she ever wanted to live the life that she dreamed of. Looking back on those years of being a fugitive with her father then running away to escape her father, Kim has learned to recognize that while her experience was not a common one, it did have some elements that she could use to help other people overcome their own struggles with being stuck in a victim mindset and unsuccessful patterns of behavior. She firmly believes that every situation has its gift, that there is always beauty in the ashes of even the most difficult life circumstances. No matter where you come from, what you’ve been through, how you’ve been hurt, there are mental and emotional processes that you can go through to heal, to deal with the scars that remain and live a life that is fulfilling. The greatest key to change of any kind is the management of our minds, the thought we think about ourselves and our situations. If you find yourself stuck, feeling the victim and can’t seem to find your way to freedom, this is the episode for you! Grab a cuppa something wonderful, a good sister friend and listen to this empowering conversation. Start making those changes in your life today so you can live the tomorrow that you dream of. www.feminineroadmap.com/episode141/

Norges eneste fighter i One Championship har tatt turen til Askim for å prate! Vi snakket om hvordan det var å fighte i One og hva hun selv syns om kampen. Litt forhistorie på hvordan hun kom inn i fighting og veien frem til nå, det nylige gymbyttet og mye mye mer. Manager Rune Lyberg som jobber i Barnas Trygghet var også med, så vi snakket litt om hva de holder på med. God fornøyelse! 

What Do You Need? A simple question inspires The Turquoise Cart Program at Cook Children's Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas.   In this episode of The Turquoise Table, host Kristin Schell speaks with Kim Muench, a volunteer program coordinator at Cook Children’s Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas. Kim began her Turquoise Table journey by placing her own Turquoise Table in her front yard. Unfortunately, this was met with resistance by her Homeowners Association, and, despite Kim’s efforts to convince them otherwise, they would not allow her to keep her table in the front yard. Still determined to create community in her neighborhood, Kim began a tradition of bringing her Turquoise Table from the back yard to the front yard one Friday night per month. Each month, between three and seven families join hers to play games on the street and socialize. Kim hopes that even more families will join them, and that her community will continue to grow.   However, bringing out her Turquoise Table once a month wasn’t enough for Kim. She brought the idea of placing a table at Cook Children’s Hospital to her boss, who told her it wasn’t feasible. However, Kim and her boss came up with the idea of turquoise carts: rolling hospitality carts that go from room to room serving parents. When children are in the hospital, parents often forget to take care of themselves. The children receive constant attention, but parents often lose themselves in the care of their children. Kim wanted to start The turquoise Cart Project to serve and uplift these parents. To jumpstart the project, Kim asked all the parents who had children in the hospital: “what do you need?” This simple but powerful question rendered all the information she needed to pursue her idea of the turquoise carts.    Kim is grateful for the impact the project has already made, and encourages listeners to create their own Turquoise Table missions wherever they are. The Turquoise Table calling is not limited to a front yard picnic table. As Kim has proven, it can be manifested anywhere that there are people to be served and community to be created.   Links/Resources:   For full show notes, discussion guide, Suppers for Sharing recipe, and Conversation Starter, visit www.theturquoisetable.com/podcast, or join us in our FREE online community, The Turquoise Table Community.   Connect with Kristin: Instagram Facebook The Turquoise Table   Connect with Kim Muench: LinkedIn Facebook  

Episode Summary I Love You Rituals are playful, one-on-one interactions that build loving connections while increasing attention span, decreasing power struggles and promoting language and literacy at school or at home. These brain-building interactions facilitate optimal development for young children and create lifelong bonds between children and adults. If you’re interested in incorporating I Love You Rituals into your current classroom practices, you may wonder: Where should I start? How do I introduce I Love You Rituals? When in the world do I have time to teach them? Join Master Instructor Kim Hughes, a 30-plus year veteran of the education field, as she leads a session on making I Love You Rituals part of your day. Kim answers frequently asked questions about I Love You Rituals and shares valuable strategies and insight. As Kim says, “Conscious Discipline is not a second job. We weave all of this throughout the curriculum so you have a beautiful tapestry.” Essential Takeaways • The best exercise for the brain is exercise. • The powers of Conscious Discipline allow us to see conflict differently, while the skills allow us to respond to conflict differently. The structures help adults and children practice the skills. Without the powers and skills, putting up structures is merely “decorating your classroom with Conscious Discipline.” • Everyone needs “joy juice.” Every child needs at least one adult to love and support them. • Learn the I Love You Rituals yourself first, then practice them with children. Once children have practiced with an adult, they can do I Love You Rituals together. • Teach ILYR on the playground, at centers, by having older children teach younger children, whilea child is on the changing table, etc. You can also incorporate them into your daily greetings. • Start where you are comfortable, and celebrate your successes. Remember that you can’t implement everything right away. Breathe, take it slowly, and tell yourself, “I’ve got this.” Important Links • ConsciousDiscipline.com (https://consciousdiscipline.com/) • Master Instructor Kim Hughes (https://consciousdiscipline.com/professional- development/instructors/kim-hughes/) • Free Resource: I Love You Rituals Teddy Bear Activity Board (https://consciousdiscipline.com/resources/i-love-you-rituals-teddy-bear-activity-board/) • Premium Resource: I Love You Rituals Choices Spinner (https://consciousdiscipline.com/resources/i-love-you-rituals-choices-spinner/) • Premium Resource: Choice Board-I Love You Rituals (https://consciousdiscipline.com/resources/choice-board-i-love-you-rituals/) Product Mentions • I Love You Rituals (book) (https://consciousdiscipline.com/product/i-love-you-rituals/) • I Love You Rituals Changing Table Set (https://consciousdiscipline.com/product/i-love-you- rituals-changing-table-poster-set/) • I Love You Rituals on a String (https://consciousdiscipline.com/product/i-love-you-rituals-on-a- string/) • Rituales Amorosos (book) (https://consciousdiscipline.com/product/rituales-amorosos/) • Greeting Apron (https://consciousdiscipline.com/product/greeting-apron/) Show Outline 0:20 What is Conscious Discipline? 1:28 Brain Smart Start 9:06 Relationship between powers, skills and structures 11:18 Introduction to I Love You Rituals 15:22 How to introduce I Love You Rituals in your classroom 16:58 When to teach I Love You Rituals 19:25 I Love You Rituals book (Family Night) 21:44 Where to start with I Love You Rituals 23:59 What’s Becky up to? 24:31 What’s Becky celebrating? THANK YOU FOR LISTENING There are many ways you could have spent this time today, but you chose to spend it with me and I am grateful. If you enjoyed today’s show, please share it with others via your favorite social media platforms.

Kim Rhodenbaugh Lewallen was 13 years old when she competed in national swim meets. The young athlete was poised for some of the best years of her life, but within the year her optimism and happiness would be stolen from her when she was sexually assaulted by a fellow athlete.As Kim's athletic career rose all the way to the 1984 Olympics, the sexual assaults continued at the hands of several fellow athletes from some of this country's top teams.Kim kept the abuse a secret and spiraled downward into anorexia, bulimia, and alcohol as her stress grew. It took her decades to confront her pain, and now Kim is using her story to teach important lessons in resilience, achieving success, and to raise awareness about abuse among the community of professional athletes.Read our featured article on Kim LewallenWatch this Interview on YouTubeFollow us on Instagram:@americansnippets@barballenspeaks@davebrownliveiTunes Not Your Thing? Listen to us on Simplecast and follow us on Spotify.Don't forget to visit us on YouTube for more inspirational content.

Our guest on this episode of the podcast is well known in the narcissistic abuse recovery circles and has dedicated her life to exposing the tactics of narcissistic individuals and helping people break free from the grasp of a narcissist. I like to say that Kim Saeed is a narcissist's worst nightmare, because she's got the knowledge, skills, and lived experience to expose them for what they are trying to do in the lives of their victims.Her website, KimSaeed.com is the hub of all of her books, coaching programs, videos, blog posts, and materials...."I created this collective space after visiting seven different therapists, which not only failed to offer relief from my symptoms of narcissistic abuse, I felt further invalidated and more confused than ever. Most of the modalities and self-help out there simply don’t provide the solution for lasting relief.During our chat on the podcast, we dive into some specific aspects of narcissistic abuse and the tactics that a narcissist will use, including Cognitive Dissonance, Gaslighting, and Brainwashing. Kim explains each of these terms and how a skilled narcissist uses these manipulations in such a way that you don't even know something is happening until they've already got a grip on you.We talk about how to recognize when you're in an unsafe relationship and ways you can begin to pull yourself out of it when you're ready to take that step. As Kim mentions, they won't just go quietly into the night, they will step up their game to keep you in their grasp and believing their lies.Kim talks about the importance of paying attention to patterns, not words, in order to see a narcissist for who they truly are rather than what they've led you to believe. In addition, you'll learn how a narcissist can even use a therapy environment to their advantage, where you believe they are honestly trying to change, but in reality, their agenda is still the primary goal.Be sure and check out Kim Saeed on her website, KimSaeed.com for information on her courses, The Essential Break Free Bootcamp, and Beyond No Contact. You definitely don't want to miss her blog posts and her YouTube videos, all done in a way that is both educating and validating.If you enjoy these podcasts would you consider doing 3 easy things for us?Share it with one person who might find it helpful.Leave a review on your favorite podcast app.Follow the podcast on that same app, so you never miss an episode.That’s it…Super Easy and it would mean the world to us.If you want to go a step further, we have a special Thank You just for You!All conversations and information exchanged during participation on the podcast and BeyondYourPastRadio.com are intended for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing on the podcast or posted on the above-mentioned website are supplements for or supersedes the relationship and direction of your medical or mental health providers. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sPH8pMZ)

  “When you love yourself, other people will too. End of story.” Kimberly Seltzer (29:44 - 29:48) What you wear matters more than you think.  When you look in the mirror, do you love what you see? Or do you feel disappointed? Your response may have something to do with your wardrobe. Kimberly Seltzer is a strong believer that you are what you wear. The LA-based Style and Confidence Coach works with men and women to find the right textiles and patterns that build a wardrobe of confidence.  Her “outside-in” approach will have you toss out your comfy cocoon clothes and stock up on power outfits that attract success. Are you ready for a complete makeover? Let’s find your personal style so you radiate confidence everywhere you go.  “It doesn’t matter what size you are. It doesn’t matter what age you are. How you look on the outside boosts your confidence and makes you feel better.” - Diane Forster (10:30 - 10:41) After her divorce, Kim covered her curves in black and dismal materials. Any hint of color was out of the question. That was until a clothing department employee handed her a terrifying red dress that was two sizes too small.  Like Cinderella, Kim transformed before her very own eyes. She couldn’t believe how beautiful she was. As Kim marched out of that department store with her new dress in hand, she felt empowered and ready to take on the world.  That’s because when you look great, you feel great. So, how do you curate a wardrobe that builds confidence? Kim’s Three Cs Style Formula to build confidence:   Color. Incorporate more color into your wardrobe. Color is a powerful force of attraction for success, money, and love. Use tones that compliment your skin and beckon double-takes.     Cut. There are so many shapes and sizes of women. Some are tall and lean, others are short and curvy. None are the same, but they’re all beautiful. Find clothes that fit your body type right so you can feel your best.     Confidence Clothes. What are your go-to outfits? The ones you pull for dates and special occasions every time! What is it about those clothes that work for you? Once you’ve figured it out, go shopping for more in the same style.  “You don’t have to change who you are. You want to market yourself so that people can get to know who you are.” - Kimberly Seltzer (20:47 - 20:55) Style is an opportunity for others to get to know the real you. What you wear matters. But it’s less about the clothes and more about the attitude they inspire. This week, go to your closet armed with Kim’s “Three Cs Formula” as a guide. Pick articles of clothing that complement your figure and skin tone and align with your personality.  It’s time for the world to see who you are and what you’re all about.  Each week, we provide you with a mantra meditation, a fun, transformational way to apply the concepts in each episode. Tell yourself the story of what you want, without all of the limitations, and watch your life begin to change! Listen to this week’s mantra meditation to grow in self-love.  Letting go of the expectations of others, and growing in the confidence and love of who you are and all that you are capable of, is the only way to truly move forward in success and fulfillment. Each day, we are surrounded by people who are doing the best that they can. Listen in to this week’s mantra meditation, embrace self-compassion, and extend compassion to your relationships.  How to get involved For more information about working with Diane and to gain access to valuable resources visit dianeforster.com.  You can contact Diane for coaching information at info@dianeforster.com. To learn more about the EED Process discussed on today’s episode, get Diane’s book, I Have Today.   To learn more about Kim and receive her FREE gift, click here.  For more information about the Happiness Formula, click here.  If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a quick review on iTunes. It would mean the world to hear your feedback and we’d love for you to help us spread the word! https://youtu.be/CT_jQFUCwb4

Subject:CINEMA #635 - October 13 2019 THIS WEEK: WE'RE BACK!!!  It's time for fall and an all new Subject:CINEMA This week, It's time to kick off our annual Screen Screams Halloween set of shows, with our series "Go Big Or Go Big Screen" - All giants, all types, all the time!  On the first installment we discuss the reasoning behind why people are frightened by the concept of giant you-name-it-the-movies-have-done-it and also get into a few specifics! As Kim insists, for horror fans, "It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Yeeeerrrrrrrr!"  COMMUNICATE WITH US! We want to hear from YOU! Email - subjectcinema@pnrnetworks.com 

Most of the women I talk to are dying to quit their full-time job, but not all! That's why I'm bringing one of my fabulous students on the show today, video editor Kimberly Werkmeister! Kim is a full time musician who wears a lot of creative hats! She taught herself how to edit video for her music career and realized what I need there was. I loved hearing how Kim is using freelancing to accomplish her goals and how she could grow her business in the future as her family changes. In this episode, we cover how to utilize personal connections when you are just starting out, how to create the business you want, and how your business will continue to pivot. Freelancing is a solution for moms wanting to quit their jobs, just make a little extra money, or anything in between! Each of us has our own goals and therefore there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution! As Kim says in our interview - you just have to get out there and try. Thanks for joining me today for another WAHM success story! Show Kim some love in the Live Free Podcast Mastermind (especially for singing for us on demand!) Check out the show notes for all the links and resources mentioned in this episode. Talk to you soon! SHOW NOTES: www.MicalaQuinn.com/episode69

Joining me today is a good friend, a career police officer, and the co-founder of an amazing organization called The IF Project; a collaboration of law enforcement, currently and previously incarcerated adults and community partners focused on intervention, prevention and reduction in the number of women incarceration and recidivism. The project is centered around individuals sharing their personal stories about incarceration. As Kim says, we ALL have stories, the felon, the police, the person you're standing next to. Finding the common denominator in our stories and tapping into the human connection, will help us to figure out the "what IF?" and take the steps necessary to change a life.  Join us for a conversation that may challenge your perception of incarcerated women and hopefully inspire you to be someone that's the "IF" to another's story.  ~ Delilah Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Today’s Topic: Network marketing Since we’re traveling around Europe for four months, we’re getting a lot of ‘it must be nice’ comments. But five years ago we were working twice as hard for half the money. We were living in a dark apartment and we were struggling to figure out what our future was. As Kim says, it’s not ‘must be nice’. It’s ‘we created this bitch’. A big portion of the income that is allowing us to travel is income that we’ve created in the world of network marketing. We're not trying to sell anybody on network marketing. If it's not for you, it's not for you. But this subject has come up a lot because of our travels so we thought we would dedicate this show to answering some commonly asked questions about network marketing.  How did we get started in network marketing? After we had our daughter, Sophia, Kim had planned to take six weeks off, then hire a nanny and go back to managing my chiropractic clinic. But as soon as I put Sophia in her arms she realized she didn’t want to do that. A lot of our friends had networking marketing businesses and were using it to create financial freedom or just extra income so Kim decided to try it for herself.  Kim just had somebody reach out and ask her, how could they really make sure they were successful in network marketing? And the answer is super simple. If you go half in, you're going to get a half result. If you go all in, you're going to get the total result. But you have to know that this is not a quick fix or an overnight success. Some of the beliefs and practices that have helped Kim be successful with network marketing are: Understanding It can be done - we had seen our friends be successful  Understanding that your ego is not your amigo - Kim knew she was starting at ground zero so she had to shut her pie hole and learn from the people that were successful Consistently showing up, even when you’re not making sales Understanding that it was going to take a long time to make a decent income If you have more questions about network marketing, DM Kim on Instagram. She loves to brainstorm and reverse engineer people’s goals. Resources: The Four Year Career Amplified Living  Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermin Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd

Today’s Topic: Building success, often over a long time, is the key to achievement. If you climb a mountain you begin at the bottom, right? Then when you reach the peak, you know you’ve earned it. You can reap the rewards. However, that can take time. Today Kim and I talk about the effort you need to make to start any entrepreneurial journey and to understand that you need to gradually build your platform for success. As Kim says, you need to pick the lane, the niche, that you want to be known for to start. Then branch out as necessary, move into associated areas. Kim says this isn’t always the case with people she sees, they tend to be scattered rather than focused. I talk about listening to your intuition. The story about the fire chief understanding when an evacuation is needed immediately is a case in point. It’s when something doesn’t feel right. We all have this and need to listen to it. It’s a survival mechanism. People often look at successful entrepreneurs and think if they copy them, they too will have success. What they don’t see is the often years of intuition built up through experience that someone needs to have to make those right decisions. It’s about the hard work that goes into building the success, climbing the mountain. Over time we developed deep relationships with people. I talk about the importance of not judging every moment, of letting it be. As Kim says, look at the wider view, the foundations that have been laid in a project for a successful future. So, don’t judge the moment, she adds. Trust your thought, trust your intuition. Keep going, don’t let fear stop you.  Sometimes the bigger the success, the longer the journey. Good luck! Resources: Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd Thinking Fast and Slow Malcolm Gladwell

Today’s Topic: Time Management with Children Resources: Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd Today Kim and I talk about being married with a young child. We have an angel of a child who seems to take more of our time as she grows. The things we talk about in this episode can be applied to anyone who has kids, or are planning having children or, as Kim says, even those without children can learn from our experiences. My challenge is as follows, every morning I am woken by my daughter and we create a story on what we dreamed about and we need to follow this morning routine. Every evening she demands more of my time. As Kim points out, she and I are peas in a pod. I pass on my love of a routine to her. Listen up and you’ll hear the psychological to and fros that occur in our household and learn as Kim points to it being a time management problem. In today’s episode you will learn… How my daughter and I both survive on routines. Learn how I play “double dutch” with my daughter for Kim’s attention. I have to have a flow when I talk. Interrupted, I’m in trouble! How this podcast is therapy for me! How Kim settles everything with her sage views on it being a time quality problem. Sophia now wants to spend as much time with her Dad as her Mom, which wasn’t always the case. Sophia loves games, loves people. How I deal with the fact that my mornings and evenings aren’t my time/our time any longer. It’s family time. How the difficulty as an entrepreneur to not be able to use this time to flesh out ideas. This is difficult when there’s a child who demands attention. Switching from entrepreneur mode to Dad mode is, for me, difficult. Being female means doing this all day, says Kim. Making time for everything is the priority. Kim says it’s important to be intentional about making time together.

Today’s Topic: Today Kim and I talk about the break of ritual that occurs when traveling and how that can sometimes be a problem for a family. We’re planning a four-month holiday in Europe and you’ll hear in this episode that I fully admit to being a ritual-based guy. As Kim says though, when that outside pressure of the holiday pushes us into new, untested routines, we need to be prepared for change, particularly when as we juggle the needs of a growing child. In this episode you’ll learn … How stepping outside of your comfort zone is an opportunity for growth. How Kim and I will be leveraging our “holiday” to grow our respective businesses — and ourselves. That circumstances — such as a holiday — will often determine a change in ritual. How the change that surrounds the growing up of a child will change our routine and how we cope with this. How to negotiate the time needs for all the family. That the needs of every family member are equal. That changes such as Kim and I are doing — selling everything and moving for four months — isn’t easy and requires a growth mindset. Resources: Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd

It’s a case nightmares are made of. As Kim mentioned this week, we’ve got your sneak peek into the new true-crime series, 22 Hours: An American Nightmare. It's the frightening story of a D.C. power couple, their 10-year-old son, and housekeeper who were held hostage, tortured, and brutally murdered inside their burning D.C. mansion. You won’t believe what happened during those last 22 hours alive, and the shocking trail of evidence that led police to the killer! Did he have help? Hear from key witnesses who reveal never-before heard details. Will this investigation lead to the release of discovered confidential audio recordings, so the public can hear the trial for the first time ever? Listen to the first episode now: HERE New episodes from this 10-part series will be available every Monday on PodcastOne.com and Apple Podcasts. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate and review.

The Next Festival at Music Mountain Saturday, June 1, 7 PMMusic Mountain225 Music Mountain Road, Falls Village, CT Peter Askim, conductorMiranda Cuckson, violinOrchestra of The Next Festival of Emerging Artists Toshio Hosokawa  Hika for violin and string orchestra (2015 – U.S. premiere performance)Toru... Read More ›

The pain and shame of your past, left unchecked, will quickly sabotage your perspective about who you are, your inherent worth, the hope and possibility of your life’s circumstances, and your closest relationships. But the way out of the pain and shame sometimes involves a deep-dive back into it; not to revisit every moment as if for the first time, but as a means to find truth, resolution, and peace, so that you can move forward. Too often, we don’t initially recognize that the scars of our past will tell a story of healing…if we let them do so. Kim Walker-Smith is a singer-songwriter, worship leader, and best known as the face of Jesus Culture, a global worship movement. For over fifteen years, she has played a major role in influencing worshipers and worship teams around the world toward their own pursuit of Jesus. Today, Kim is married, with three children, and passionate about helping other people forge their roadmap to wholeness from the inside out. But behind her public success and renown as the face of Jesus Culture, and behind the hope that she brings to millions of people around the globe, is a never-before heard story that was birthed from pain and trauma. And that’s the story you’re going to hear right now. Buy the Book Kim Walker Smith's passionate performance of "How He Loves" helped transform Jesus Culture into a global worship movement. Brave Surrender: Let God’s Love Rewrite Your Story is the story of how Kim journeyed from a place of shame and fear to stages around the world where she boldly proclaims the unconditional love of God. Through her own story, Kim inspires us to experience true freedom and healing with Jesus. Coming from a painful childhood, Kim struggled to believe that God could heal her heart or bring any sense from her past. Yet when faced with the choice to hand her struggles over to God and receive His love in return, everything began to change. On the other side of surrender, Kim began a journey of looking at one painful memory at a time with God and exchanging her perspective for His truth - a journey in which God rewrote her story of pain into a story of redemption and hope. If you are longing to experience God more than the shame or hurts of your past, the pressures of your present, or the fear of your future, Brave Surrender: Let God’s Love Rewrite Your Story offers a soul-healing path forward. As Kim learned in her own life, the first step - and the bravest step - is letting go. Once we let go of anything that gets between us and God, we are freed to take hold of the life that truly matters. As Kim writes, "When we encounter God's love, it changes the way we see. And when we learn to see what He sees, we will never be the same again." Buy Brave Surrender: Let God’s Love Rewrite Your Story now. Review “Win Today” Click here to read the ratings, or even better, please leave me a rating and review on iTunes. Your rating will help the podcast get noticed and positioned on iTunes. What Listeners Are Saying… “So great to find a podcast that is both encouraging and challenging! It is professionally produced, yet still has an informal feel like I’m hanging out with Chris… And frankly, I’d love to hang out with him! I really appreciate his heart and have been able to apply many of his topics in my life to help me grow professionally, physically, and relationally. A+!”

LTGL 012 Andy Imhoff Andy is host of Boost, Booze and BBQ and Pardon My Fork podcasts.Andy parted out a race car and had some money that needed an outlet. He had raced and even has trophies from doing that. He got tired of waiting for someone to contact him for an interview on a podcast and started his own. He did lots of research and found that “precious few items” would provide professional quality. He started in February of 2016. His most popular episodes were about food and it has grown from there. It keeps gaining attraction and followers and getting more popular all the time.When talking with people about food, it’s visceral. It’s so tied in centrally with our brains – sights, smells, touch, sounds – it’s all so integral. Food is ingrained in us because it is so vital to life. Most people congregate around where the food is. Sales tip – be near the food and you’ll be around the people.As Andy says, “Food for thought and knowledge for life!”He is hardest on himself. Most people are. “But it resonates so much with me. I thought it might be short term, I could sell my equipment and move on. And now I find I am shoulder deep in a journey to be more fully committed.” It’s time for me to do that. He was an 80 percenter. He is leaving that behind him now. No longer a status quo guy because it is a ridiculous self-fulfilling prophecy. Depression, crippling depression, was a part of his past. He could accomplish things but it stayed in his life. He wanted to be happy. Not for the sake of being happy, it just wasn’t enough. He felt accomplishments left a bitter taste in his mouth. This is why I am so drawn to food. It’s such an experience of touch and feel. For instance, fire allows me to step out of a crisis. As Kim said, it is a form of meditation.The smell, the sound, the heat of a wood fire brings back all the sensory and innate memories of this experience. Andy says that a great team building exercise is build a fire and cook a steak over it. Each person has their own steak. It is often done in corporate parking lots today.Kim tells us about an experience she and her husband had about cooking steaks at the end of sticks over the fire. Then they ate the steaks caveman style. It was a memorable bonding experience.Andy reminds us that about 60 years ago, people switched to indoor cooking. It was natural to cook outside over a wood fire.Andy was invited to a massive event and opportunity. His wife insisted that they go. She overrode his self-denial and they went to the WFC (World Food Champs) event. It was a fantastic event. They became the last minute sou chefs. It worked for them because they are super competitive. And his parent s had a restaurant.He relates a memory where he started the grill on fire. Someone was screaming, ”Fire. Fire” Instead of using a fire extinguisher, he leaned in and blew the fire out! Much to the chagrin of his eyebrows.We ended up with 3rd place in the competition. Usually first timers don’t do this well. We went to the final round and got 10th place. He explains the low placement being due to using a tortilla instead of a hamburger bun.His “inner ham” came out. He jumped in front of the camera every chance he got.For his show, he doesn’t do a lot of prep. He loves to explore the art of conversation. It makes for an organic conversation. Kim and Andy have fun, entertain and inspire. And shift perspectives.Conversations should be embraced and not avoided. Andy says that he has found that his food show has allowed people to seek out the people that know what they are doing and are hands on. Being an independent food journalist means a lot to Andy. If it’s important to Andy, it shows.Duck meat is one of the most underutilized proteins. It takes the smoke so well. Smoke it on the second rack in the smoker and capture the fat and the liquid runoff. It is amazing. Make your rice with it. Use the liquid and mix with milk – coconut milk, salt, pepper, chives, etc. It is so delicious. One recommendation is Duck Char. Their product is astounding. They sell the duck breasts. Duckchar.comhttps://www.boostboozebbq.com/Post Production: Avery RussellSponsorsDr. Stephanie Stanfield http://www.makingshiftshappen.comTexas Media TV http://www.txmediatv.comFruition Studio http://www.Fruitionstudio.com Trivia: https://www.foodandwine.com/fwx/food/and-most-ordered-food-americahttp://www.kimberlyhenrie/the-show

Kim Jong-un’s New Year’s address and fourth visit to Beijing quickly put Pyongyang back in the spotlight in 2019. His meeting with Xi Jinping also likely foreshadowed a meeting with President Trump in the near future. On this episode of the China in the World podcast, Paul Haenle spoke with Tong Zhao, a fellow at the Carnegie–Tsinghua Center for Global Policy, on the implications of Kim’s New Year’s address and meeting with Xi Jinping, as well as the outlook for North Korea’s relations with China and the United States in 2019. Zhao said Kim’s threats to take a “new path” if the U.S. does not lift sanctions does not mean a return to nuclear and missile tests. Instead, Pyongyang will likely strengthen ties with Beijing, departing from its focus on balancing relations between the United States and China. Zhao agreed with Haenle that the North Korea nuclear problem is not solved, as President Trump has claimed. North Korea appears committed to maintaining its intercontinental ballistic missile and nuclear programs. The fundamental barrier preventing progress on denuclearization is that Pyongyang will not trust any U.S. security guarantees, as such commitments are reversible. Instead, Zhao pushed for a long-term process that builds trust and transforms the relationship from hostile to friendly. The Kim-Xi relationship is one of convenience, rather than actual friendship, Zhao said. As Kim prepares for a second summit with Trump, he is not confident he can secure sanctions relief and is more willing to cozy up to Beijing. However, building a long-term relationship with the United States remains Kim’s priority. Washington’s support is key to lifting UN sanctions that prevent the North Korean economy from developing quickly. Zhao said China supports a second meeting between Trump and Kim because there is real hope that it could lead to actual progress on a deal. However, if the meeting does not go well, China is likely to blame the United States for not accommodating North Korean demands, widening the gap between Washington and Beijing during a delicate period in the relationship. If the situation on the Korean Peninsula deteriorates, China might even accuse the United States of deliberately precipitating a crisis to advance its own interests in the region.

Durning the month of December, we’re revisiting some of our favorite, most informative shows. This is a rebroadcast of episode 248 featuring Kim Freeman who, with the help of her trained tracking cat Henry, helps find cats when they've gone missing – enjoy! Kim Freeman turned her lifelong love for cats into a career as a professional missing cat finder. When her own cat Mr. Purr went missing in 2008, Kim realized how little support families with a missing cat receive, and what bad advice they tend to be given. She set out to change this and today has developed a very specific process to help people all over the world find their missing cats. Kim starts by educating the cat’s owners using a downloadable online booklet and videos on her website. She then asks the owners to fill out an extensive cat profile questionnaire so that she can determine a search strategy. Kim tells us that there are eight probabilities of what could have happened to a missing cat, and her questionnaire, which asks about indoor behavior patterns, helps determine which of those probabilities is most likely. Based on the results of the questionnaire, Kim then coaches the owner on what they need to do to try to find their cat. When Kim does in-person searches, her cat Henry sometimes accompanies her. Henry is trained to track scent, and she often uses him in cases where an indoor-only cat has escaped outside. Kim knows of only one other trained search cat out there, but she believes that it is a great way to go, as search dogs are more likely to scare off a missing cat than find it. Kim is also passionate about the role shelters play in reuniting lost cats and their families. Nationally, the return to owner rate once a cat reaches a shelter is a dismal 2%. Kim feels shelters can help get this rate up by becoming a resource for the community around best practices for searching for a lost cat—or by directing the community to resources that can help. She believes strongly in Return to Field, and in microchipping as well. She would love to see shelters offer mobile, low-cost, in-home microchipping! Kim has a presentation on simple system that shelters can use to organize their lost and found data that she is glad to share if folks want to get in touch via her website. Finally, Kim would like to spread the word about the “litter box myth”—the idea that if your cat goes missing, you should put out her used kitty litter box to attract her back to the area. Not only does it not work, Kim tells us, it is actually a bad idea because it can attract wildlife and predators, as well as territorial bully cats who may chase your cat farther away. As Kim puts it, “your house smells more like home than a kitty litter box!” Learn more about Kim and her services at lostcatfinder.com. You can also stay up to date on her happy reunion stories on her Facebook page, facebook.com/LostCatFinder.

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How good are schools at learning? Can they get better? As a culture, we worry a lot about student learning. But students don’t learn in a vacuum: Most are part of organizations (namely schools) that involve adults who also are engaged in learning, both individually and collectively. So what could help them learn? Here’s the one of the biggest quiet buzzwords in education: Networks. They can happen in any community—among educators, among schools or districts themselves and, of course, among students. And so emphasizing learning networks nudges educators to think about learning in different ways. Three recent books explore the power of learning networks. This past spring, EdSurge caught up with the authors at the Personalized Learning Summit sponsored by Education Elements. Ed Elements CEO Anthony Kim, who works with hundreds of educations throughout the US, wrote “The New School Rules: 6 Vital Practices for Thriving and Responsive Schools” with Alexis Gonzales-Black. As Kim worked with school leaders, he realized that what typically drives success or failure of efforts to improve school is not the educational approach but instead “the culture of our schools, organizational structures, and methods of communication and decision making.” He consequently identified what he sees as six “domains of school organization” and explores how schools can learn from one another in these areas. Lydia Dobyns, CEO of New Tech Network along with co-author and long-time education pundit, Tom Vander Ark, believe deeply that school systems need to learn collectively. In “Better Together: How to Leverage School Networks for Smarter Personalized and Project Based Learning,” they write: “Networks offer the best path to avoid every school attempting to reinvent the wheel.” Dobyns’ experience, both as an executive in the private sector and now as head of the New Tech Network, which involves about 200 schools across the US, takes readers through a tour of how schools can work together in both formal and informal networks to better support student learning. Julia Freeland Fisher, who directs education research at the Clayton Christensen Institute, similarly believes in the power of learning from peers but her focus is on students themselves. In “Who You Know: Unlocking Innovation that Expand Students’ Networks,” she writes about how students build their own networks of relationships. “Whom you know turns out to matter across all sorts of industries and institutions,” she writes. But by design, schools have wound up “limit[ing] their students’ access to people beyond their embroyic community.” This isn’t just about giving students access to social networks. Instead its about how educators can purposefully help students create relationships inside of schools that will widen their opportunities when they go beyond the school walls.

“I would really like anyone who has anything to do with lost cats to realize how important it is not to give up, and not to assume anything.” Kim Freeman turned her lifelong love for cats into a career as a professional missing cat finder. When her own cat Mr. Purr went missing in 2008, Kim realized how little support families with a missing cat receive, and what bad advice they tend to be given. She set out to change this and today has developed a very specific process to help people all over the world find their missing cats. Kim starts by educating the cat’s owners using a downloadable online booklet and videos on her website. She then asks the owners to fill out an extensive cat profile questionnaire so that she can determine a search strategy. Kim tells us that there are eight probabilities of what could have happened to a missing cat, and her questionnaire, which asks about indoor behavior patterns, helps determine which of those probabilities is most likely. Based on the results of the questionnaire, Kim then coaches the owner on what they need to do to try to find their cat. When Kim does in-person searches, her cat Henry sometimes accompanies her. Henry is trained to track scent, and she often uses him in cases where an indoor-only cat has escaped outside. Kim knows of only one other trained search cat out there, but she believes that it is a great way to go, as search dogs are more likely to scare off a missing cat than find it. Kim is also passionate about the role shelters play in reuniting lost cats and their families. Nationally, the return to owner rate once a cat reaches a shelter is a dismal 2%. Kim feels shelters can help get this rate up by becoming a resource for the community around best practices for searching for a lost cat—or by directing the community to resources that can help. She believes strongly in Return to Field, and in microchipping as well. She would love to see shelters offer mobile, low-cost, in-home microchipping! Kim has a presentation on simple system that shelters can use to organize their lost and found data that she is glad to share if folks want to get in touch via her website. Finally, Kim would like to spread the word about the “litter box myth”—the idea that if your cat goes missing, you should put out her used kitty litter box to attract her back to the area. Not only does it not work, Kim tells us, it is actually a bad idea because it can attract wildlife and predators, as well as territorial bully cats who may chase your cat farther away. As Kim puts it, “your house smells more like home than a kitty litter box!” Learn more about Kim and her services at lostcatfinder.com. You can also stay up to date on her happy reunion stories on her Facebook page, facebook.com/LostCatFinder.

Kim, a badass traveling ER nurse & host of People Are Wild Podcast, joins me and answers all the questions I have been dying to ask. She fills us in on how the ER sees all kinds of wild stuff, from My 600 Lb. Life-like patients, to Teen Moms, Munchie Moms, and even how inmates and suspects in custody are handled. As Kim & I get cozy with one another, we get into the nitty gritty…they got WHAT stuck WHERE?! And who knew there were things called “medical maggots”? Get your gag reflex in check & then check out this fun trip to the Wildest ER. Check out Kim on “People Are Wild” on all your favorite podcast apps. @PeopleAreWild on Twitter   Official Website www.realitvpodcast.com PATREON BONUS EPISODES www.patreon.com/realitvpod IG & Twitter @RealiTVpod www [...]

Episode #042 with Kim FredricksonParenting with Compassion — & Leaving a Legacy   Head to SimplyJoyfulPodcast.com or KristiClover.com/042 to see all the Show Notes & Awesome Quotes that we collected for you!   Merry Christmas!... ...& a special thanks to our wonderful sponsor this month: PeachDish  PeachDish is generously hosting a fun giveaway for us over the next two weeks: 4 Holiday Feast Kits with Brunch Casseroles! **Sign up for this week’s giveaway HERE!**   … Okay! Now onto this week's encouraging episode! Today’s episode is extra special to me. I got to know Kim Fredrickson many years ago. Kim is one of the licensed therapists who taught a marriage class at our church in northern California. Steve and I were newly married at the time and learned so much from her. She was a real hero to me all those years ago. More recently, Kim and I reconnected through our literary agency on Facebook.  Kim’s new book, Give Your Kids a Break, has an interesting backstory. Most people write books to share with an unknown audience. Kim began writing this intentionally for her children and for her future grandchildren. It is the outpouring of all her 30+ years as a marriage and family therapist and her own parenting experiences — all written to pass on her wisdom and passion for building family unity when she is no longer around to do so herself. We all know our time on this earth is limited, however, Kim has an even greater sense of urgency after being diagnosed with a terminal lung disease. I’ll let her share more of that story on the show. This is a powerful episode! We’re going to talk about parenting and leaving a legacy. We’re going to laugh and cry. Please don’t miss this one. In fact, I ask that you share this episode with as many other families as you can. I also want to ask you to pray for a miracle for Kim! There is power in prayer. God is a God who can heal…even the impossible. So, what would you do if you were told you only had a few years to live? What kind of legacy would you try to leave behind for your family? Listen in and hear Kim’s perspective. I know that you are going to be so blessed by her words of wisdom.   BOOKS & POST MENTIONED… Give Your Kids a Break Give Yourself a Break How to Get Your Kids to Listen   LINKS TO OTHER THINGS MENTIONED… (See more details on the SHOW NOTES!) Our December Giveaway with PeachDish Join our Simply Joyful community and get my Sanity Savers for Moms book FREE! The Simply Joyful Membership Site My DaySpring Favorites page Listening to Audio Books with Audible! The Simply Joyful Podcast mug Subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss the next encouraging episode! iTunes & Stitcher & now GooglePlay   I hope you enjoyed this week's podcast! My prayer is always that you will be blessed and encouraged by each episode. Live Simply. Be Joyful.   LET’S CONNECT!… My Website | Facebook  | Instagram | YouTube | Pinterest | Twitter   CONNECT WITH THE KIM… Kim Fredrickson is a licensed marriage and family therapist of thirty-plus years. She loves to teach others about the power of self-compassion from a faith perspective. She is the author of Give Yourself a Break: Turning Your Inner Critic into a Compassionate Friend and Give Your Kids a Break: Parenting with Compassion for You and Your Children. She recently retired from her counseling practice when diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis, a terminal lung disease that developed as a rare complication from the chemotherapy and radiation she received for breast cancer. After being diagnosed with a terminal illness, she decided to write this book as a way to have a positive influence in the lives of her adult children and their future grandchildren. Kim wanted to help them with the challenges of parenting when the time came. She knew she wouldn’t be around to hold her grandbabies and help her children raise them in person. Originally it was only going to be for them. As Kim wrote, she thought others might benefit as well, so decided to self-publish it. Kim has been married to her husband, Dave for thirty-nine years and they have two grown children. Learn more and read her blog at www.kimfredrickson.com She also writes a weekly patient column for Pulmonary Fibrosis News, Just Breathe…Compassionate Help for the PF Journey. Thousands of patients and their loved ones read her column all over the world. You can check out Kim's books HERE on Amazon! Be sure to visit her site as well at www.kimfredrickson.com.   **This post may contain a few affiliate links, both Amazon & others. Please see my disclosure page if you have any questions.

On this episode I had Peter Askim, bass player, composer, and conductor. I had him on the show to hear all about the festival for string players that he created, which he calls The “anti-festival”. On the show he explains all about what makes his festival unique. We talked about his mission and reason for creating the festival, and we talked about money. What it’s like to make money as a musician who composes, performs, and conducts, and his approach with musicians and the fees associated with attending this festival. The Next Festival is definitely a festival that considers musicians in that time when they're JUST finishing school and heading out into the real world... that time when you just need time to process the stuff you've learned in school and have some time to figure out what you'll do next. I really think that this festival is so supportive for that time in a musicians' life.   To find out more about the festival to attend or donate, go to: http://next-fest.org/   Thank you to Crushing Classical's sponsor Ficks Music for providing the hosting for the show! If you're looking for a great selection of quality sheet music at affordable prices, check out https://www.ficksmusic.com/ For 10% off use the code CRUSH  

It's All Been Done Radio Hour #58  The Topnotch Tangler #6 "Sweet and Sour"   As Kim consults her mentor, a supervillain who wants to return women to 'their rightful place in society' strikes.       A comedy radio show originally performed August 20, 2016 at MadLab theatre in Columbus, OH.       Starring Samantha Stark as Kimberly Benson / The Topnotch Tangler  Keith Jackson as Commissioner Carl Darling  Joe Morales as Lt. Adam Carson  Stephen Stephens as Carol / Glamorous Gal  Wendy Parks as The Wholesome Honey    Narrated by Chris Allen   Foley Artist Seamus Talty   Music by Nathan Haley and Jerome Wetzel   Written by Jerome Wetzel    Visit our website itsallbeendoneradiohour.com    Follow us on social media @IABDPresents    When you post about us, hashtag #IABD    We are part of the IABD Presents network at iabdpresents.com

Today’s episode of Happy Black Woman is extra special. Rosetta has the honor of chatting with the one and only Kim Coles. You’ll remember Kim from her role on the hit show Living Single, along with many other roles during her career. These days, in addition to still being an actor, comedian, author, host, and speaker, Kim has ventured out into an area of deep meaning and passion: helping others. Today, Kim discusses how she found her mission and what drives her to dedicate herself to helping others strive and thrive. She offers insight into the path that led her to this mission and how sometimes in life, the greatest gifts can come from the darkest times. Sometimes you have to have a breakdown to have a breakthrough. As Kim openly shares her story, we begin to understand just how passionate she is about helping others. She discusses how she found herself facing dark times after Living Single ended and how difficult it was for her to make her way out of the darkness. Kim shares the powerful impact starting a gratitude journal had and how this ignited something in her that helping people was a part of her path. From there, Kim connected with the fact that gratitude was the key to feeling better and she knew others would benefit from her story. She bravely began to share the story of her depression and realized she was making a huge impact on the lives of others. Kim knew she had to continue to share her gifts of love and laughter through the work that she does as a coach and speaker. Staying in your zone of awesomeness. It’s easy to see why Kim is known for her humor and openness. She exudes a loving spirit, which makes it easy to imagine how gifted she is at helping others. As Kim and Rosetta continue to chat, Kim offers insight into some action steps that can help you connect to your purpose and happiness. These steps, which are an acronym for the word “Gift” are as follows: Gratitude Intention Forgiveness Triumphs Self-love Listen in to learn more about these action steps and how you can implement them into your own life. Finding the things that bring you joy deep down in your soul. With so many things to juggle, Kim must work hard to stay focused and productive. She shares some insight into the things she does to stay on task and the importance of outsourcing pieces of your plan to maximize productivity. Kim also discusses the value of making lists and why it’s important to break down tasks into manageable pieces to avoid overwhelm. She also talks about some new goals she has for her business, including finding the right people to outsource to and perfecting the art of list-making. Kim clearly has her goals figured out and is diligent about making the most of her day in order to make them a reality. Stepping out in faith in order to conquer your dreams. As Kim and Rosetta close out their chat, they go into the inspiration round, which is filled with books, quotes, and tips that can help you pursue your dreams. Kim discusses a book that had a big impact on her as she moved through her journey: 10-10-10: A Fast and Powerful Way to Get Unstuck in Love, at Work, and with Your Family. She also shares her favorite quote, which comes from Marianne Williamson’s book A Return to Love: Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate; our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. Kim leaves us with a final piece of advice for women who are ready to pursue their dreams. The openness with which Kim shares her story with Rosetta is inspiring beyond belief and will certainly propel you into action on the path towards your own dreams. Outline of this great episode [0:36] Rosetta’s introduction of her guest, Kim Coles. [2:17] Kim’s mission and the work that she does. [4:02] At what point in your journey that made Kim want to pursue her business of helping others. [10:10] What are some action steps that can help others discover their own gifts. [16:48] What keeps you focused and productive? [20:17] What makes you a happy black woman? [21:03] A book that has inspired you on your journey. [22:33] Do you have a personal mantra? [26:52] Your #1 piece of advice for women who are ready to pursue their dreams and start a business. [28:36] How to connect with Kim. Resources & Links mentioned in this episode BOOK: “10-10-10: A Fast and Powerful Way to Get Unstuck in Love, at Work, and with Your Family” BOOK: “A Return to Love” Visit www.OpenTheGifts.com for your copy of Kim’s gratitude journal and a FREE 5-pack of gratitude cards. Kim’s website: http://www.kimcoles.tv/ - join the Kim-Unity! How to connect with Kim: Text KIMCOLES to 22828 to join Kim’s mailing list Inbox Kim via Facebook on her page RealKimColes Sisters in Law TV show on WE TV