Podcasts about at impact

How do you develop a more meaningful connection with God? What can we learn from the prayer habits from Christians around the world? Are there patterns that we can learn from to grow in prayer? How can prayer influence our leadership. In this podcast, Jonathan Morrow has a conversation with Ryan Skoog about these and other questions surrounding his new book Lead with Prayer.In this episode of "Lead with Prayer," we dive into the profound concept of “wasting time with Jesus” and its transformative impact on leadership. Drawing from over 100 interviews with global leaders, we uncover surprising common themes in their prayer habits that can inspire anyone, regardless of their leadership role. At Impact 360, we emphasize that everyone is a leader because everyone has influence, making this discussion relevant to all. We explore the integration of both fast and slow prayers into daily routines, offering practical advice for leaders to maintain a deep, personal prayer life amidst their demanding schedules. Through personal anecdotes, we highlight how intentional prayer has led to significant breakthroughs and served as a foundation during challenging times. Finally, we provide actionable steps for cultivating a culture of prayer within teams and organizations, ensuring that prayer becomes a meaningful and impactful practice for all.About Ryan SkoogRyan has co-founded several travel technology companies, such as Faith Ventures and Yonder Travel Insurance, and he is also the founder and president of VENTURE, a nonprofit that works in the toughest places of the world, serving war refugees, trafficked people, oppressed children, and the unreached. VENTURE has planted thousands of churches that serve in their own communities to rescue girls from trafficking, start farms, and train in microenterprise and feminine hygiene, leading to generational transformation.Lead with Prayer: The Spiritual Habits of World-Changing Leaders by Ryan Skoog, Peter Greer, and Cameron Doolittle 

Welcome to Stronger Together, a compelling podcast series presented by Impact Community Services. I'm Tanya O'Shea, Impact's managing director, bringing my expertise in psychology, while I'm joined by Kate Buckland, our communications officer, with over two decades of experience as a journalist and communications professional.With a combined experience of 35 years in the community services sector, we have witnessed the transformative power of meaningful support and services within communities. At Impact, we are dedicated to improving lives, and in this podcast, we tackle a diverse range of topics that impact our overall health and well-being, discussing the challenges we all face in today's social climate.Join us for monthly episodes where we delve into significant issues like mental health, physical wellness, parenting, unemployment, self-care, and living life on your own terms. By subscribing, you'll be part of our engaging conversations aimed at shattering barriers, igniting action, and fostering a vibrant sense of community and understanding. Remember, we're stronger together, and we can't wait to chat with you.Thank you for listening to this episode of "Stronger Together" We hope you enjoyed the conversation and gained valuable insights. Stay connected with us: Follow us on Twitter Like our Facebook page Visit our website Subscribe to our YouTube channel Connect with us on LinkedIn Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast to stay updated on future episodes. Remember, we are STRONGER TOGETHER.

At IMPACT 2022 - The Pet Business Success Summit Dom shared the Ten Pet Business Commandments...these are the ten game-changers that will enable you to stand out from the competition, and protect your pet buiness from the rising inflation and the cost of living crisis.. In this episode Dom deep dives on the first three commandments. They are; 1) Thou Shalt be Premium 2) Thou Shalt Target Thine Ideal Customer 3) Thou Shalt be the Expert Tune in to discover how you can implement these commandments in your pet business so you can make more money, with less stress and fewer headaches.  To grab the FULL IMPACT 2022 recordings and save £500 on the regular investment, click here now To do Dom's FREE 7 Day Pet Business Cost-of-Living Crisis Challenge click here To find out more about Dom's coaching and pet business development programs click here now

Page and Brin, Buffet and Munger, Jobs and Wozniak. Every great founder has the right hand in their corner ready to push one another to achieve incredible things. At Impact school, we have Noor, our COO and my right-hand woman. Noor began as a client of Impact School and has risen to become one of the most integral figures here as she keeps the cogs turning and ensures we continue to deliver on our promise to help every single one of our clients. In this episode, Noor makes a rare public appearance. We discuss How she started out in business The hardest part about being a COO What it's like managing a team of 27 people daily How you can become a better leader 9:26 Transitioning from running your own business to working in a startup 19:56 The difference between management and leadership 28:34 How do you assess qualities when hiring someone? 40:48 What is the hardest part about being a COO? 122:18 Things that would empower you to become a better leader, sooner? 1:30:21 What are you aiming to achieve in the next 5 years?

In this storycast Inemarie Dekker & Nicky Wakou introduce you to the iMPACT direct foundation who change the story of giving by making it possible to direct donate to local non-profits. Their conversation touches on aid fatigue experienced by donors, donor recipients, the importance of building trust between donors and recipients, the inclusion of communities in the solutions seeking, and decision-making. Inemarie is the founder of iMPACT direct.  She worked 15 years in the development sector with expertise on social inclusion and gender. Presently she continues to build on her ten-year experience as a consultant for various NGOs (local, national and INGOs). Inemarie believes that power relations in global development impede lasting impact and shows an alternative with Impact Direct. Nicky  joined the iMPACT direct board and team with ten years of experience in Europe-Africa relations and in particular  political and humanitarian affairs. At iMPACT direct, she helms strategic communications and stakeholder management.  Nicky believes in a collaborative approach that includes local experts and affected communities.

tl;dr Jaclyn Friedman on believing women, what happens when we disclose our trauma, and why our PERCEPTION of who is a victim impacts how we view all victims. We're talking about her new book with Jessica Valenti, "Believe Me". Explore More Summit is happening NEXT WEEK. Grab your free ticket by registering today for this free, entirely online conference that happens April 20-29th featuring 28 delicious, timely, intimate talks. Head to exploremoresummit.com now! Finally, Patrons who support at $3 and above, this week you get to hear a bonus chat between Jaclyn Friedman and I on Tina Horn's fantastic essay speaking to why pleasure should not be the measure for sex work and porn performers. It's SOOOO good and super important for folks who truly want to support those in the field. Hear it at patreon.com/sgrpodcast. I love every time I get to be in conversation with Jaclyn, and this was no different. We explore the difference between what it means to believe women versus what it means to believe ALL women, and why that distinction is important. We dive into what it means that women, femmes, and feminized folks often have a different set of memories than cis men. The ways survivors are retraumatized by courts, lawyers, and our "justice" system. So much of "Believe Me" demonstrates the ways we would all move closer to liberation if we centered Black women and trans women, and we explore all the ways so many of us are only trusted if we disclose the gory details of our trauma but in doing so we are also seen as discredited and no longer experts in anything except our trauma. Jaclyn shares what social researchers have long demonstrated: that collectively we not only hold women to much higher standards, but as a woman's credibility goes up, we like her less for it and actively punish her for that growing credibility. So what can we do about it? Where do we go? It's such an important discussion about a very important book, and I hope you'll get yourself a copy. Be sure to send in your questions! I would love to hear from you. Use the contact form at dawnserra.com. Follow Sex Gets Real on Twitter and Facebook and Dawn is on Instagram. About Jaclyn Friedman: Jaclyn Friedman is a writer, educator and activist, and creator of four books Yes Means Yes: Visions of Female Sexual Power and a World Without Rape (one of Publishers’ Weekly’s Top 100 Books of 2009), What You Really Really Want: The Smart Girl’s Shame-Free Guide to Sex & Safety, Unscrewed: Women, Sex, Power and How to Stop Letting the System Screw Us All, and her latest, Believe Me: How Trusting Women Can Change the World. Her podcast, also called Unscrewed, is paving new paths to sexual liberation, and was named one of the Best Sex Podcasts by both Marie Claire and Esquire. As an undergraduate, Jaclyn thought she was too smart to become a victim of sexual assault – until another student proved her wrong. That experience eventually led her to become a student and instructor of IMPACT safety training. At IMPACT, she helped bring safety skills to the communities which most need them, including gang-involved high school students and women transitioning out of abusive relationships. Friedman’s work has popularized the “yes means yes” standard of sexual consent that is quickly becoming law on many US campuses. In her book, Unscrewed, she calls on the movement for women’s sexual liberation to move past individualistic “empowerment” messages (for which she coined the term “fauxpowerment”) to focus on collectively transforming the systems and institutions invested in keeping women sexually servile. Kirkus called it “a potent, convincing manifesto,” and Kate Tuttle, president of the National Book Critics Circle, called it “the book we need right now.” Friedman is a popular speaker on campuses and at conferences across the US and beyond. She has been a guest on the Today Show, Nightline, PBS News Hour, Call Your Girlfriend, and numerous other audio and TV shows, and her commentary has appeared in outlets including The New York Times, Vox, Refinery 29, The Washington Post, Glamour, and The Guardian. Friedman is a founder and the former executive director of Women, Action & the Media, where she led the successful #FBrape campaign to apply Facebook’s hate-speech ban to content that promotes gender-based violence. More recently, she has been active in the Jews Against ICE movement, with whom she was arrested at a protest this summer.  Listen and subscribe to Sex Gets Real Listen and subscribe on iTunes Check us out on Stitcher Don't forget about I Heart Radio's Spreaker Pop over to Google Play Use the player at the top of this page. Stream it on Spotify Find the Sex Gets Real channel on IHeartRadio. Hearing from you is the best Contact form: Click here (and it's anonymous) Episode Transcript Visit dawnserra.com/ep300 for the transcript

Sir Nick Faldo is a Hall of Fame golfer. He has won multiple tournaments on The PGA TOUR, The European Tour and around the world, including 6 Major Championships (3 Masters and 3 Open Championships). He is also one of Europe's leading Ryder Cup team-members and he joins us to elaborate on the golf swing thoughts and feels he employed en route to all of his success. He discusses: The Address, The Takeaway, The Top of the Swing, Transition, At Impact and The Finish. He also shares tips and ideas to help your golf swing and ball-striking.

At Impact, we are always asking for more of God. This Sunday, Pastor Bill leads us through 2 Peter 1: 5-9 and urges us to not be blind to all that God has for us.

At IMPACT, we publish more than 20 articles a week on our blog and have more than 50 contributors working with us at any given time to get that done. The woman behind all of this? Ramona Sukhraj, IMPACT’s Head of Editorial Content. That’s why I invited her to join me is for this episode -- to talk about what it REALLY means to be someone who owns the content calendar for an organization. To deal with the people, the personalities, the missed deadlines, the coaching, and much much more.  

At Impact 360 Institute, we get to work with a lot of students. But what is it that makes a student grow? How do we "do" discipleship in a way that leads to transformation? How do students move from being audience members to participants? What does it look like to be both invitational and challenging?

At Impact this term we are talking about people who provide us with a shadow of Jesus. Ashleigh begins with Hosea and his Jesus-like reckless love.

At Impact, we do our best to let God love us and love others through us. In this series we will focus on what it really looks like when our service and acts of kindness demonstrate God's love to others who are in our line of sight. We will...

At Impact, we do our best to let God love us and love others through us. In this series we will focus on what it really looks like when our service and acts of kindness demonstrate God's love to others who are in our line of sight. We will...

At Impact, we do our best to let God love us and love others through us. In this series we will focus on what it really looks like when our service and acts of kindness demonstrate God's love to others who are in our line of sight. We will...

At Impact, we do our best to let God love us and love others through us. In this series we will focus on what it really looks like when our service and acts of kindness demonstrate God's love to others who are in our line of sight. We will...

At Impact, we do our best to let God love us and love others through us. In this series we will focus on what it really looks like when our service and acts of kindness demonstrate God's love to others who are in our line of sight. We will...