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An important Global Health Matters podcast topic this month, discussing the need to build an awareness of the ways we interact with colleagues in the workplace to adapt our programmes to be more inclusive.  We need to talk about “the future of global health through diversity and dignity”.  Host Garry Aslanyan interviews our special guests who have a deep understanding of diversity and dignity and their application worldwide.  Our first guest, Marie Ba, is from Ouagadougou Partnership where she advocates for reproductive health and development across West and Central Africa.  Marie Ba questions whether diversity is just a tick-box exercise, ensuring that we break down the definition and elements that make up the term “diversity”.  Tom Wein is based in Kenya where he leads research on dignity in development with IDinsight.  By analysing further the two concepts of diversity and dignity together, the link is formed and shows that representation is only one aspect, and that agency and equality also need to be factored in to realize dignity within diversity.     Join us in this podcast episode to develop a broader understanding of the future of global health through diversity and dignity.   Guests are: Marie Ba, Director of the Ouagadougou Partnership Coordination UnitTom Wein, Director, Dignity Initiative IDinsightRelated documents, transcripts and other information can be found on our website atThe future of global health is through diversity and dignity (who.int) We are keen to engage with you, our listeners, at every step of the way – please feel free to suggest topics and questions to be discussed and share your feedback by dropping us a line at TDRpod@who.int. Subscribe to the Global Health Matters podcast newsletter.  Follow @TDRnews on Twitter, TDR on LinkedIn and @ghm_podcast on Instagram for updates.  Disclaimer: The views, information, or opinions expressed during the Global Health Matters podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of TDR or the World Health Organization

Welcome to our Platinum Jubilee Special - Part Two . It's been a hot minute as we both re-adjust back to reality after four days of spectacular Platinum Jubilee celebrations.  And, in today's Royal podcast, we are so excited to share with you our thoughts about Her Majesty, The Queen's Platinum Jubilee day three and four events in London.  Day 3 : Rach heads to Fortnum and Mason to try and get a Platinum Jubilee Pudding. We grab bits and bobs for a Big Jubilee Lunch picnic - and the all important camp chairs - and  head to The Mall to get a great seat for the Platinum Party At The Palace.  Did you see Paddington Bear with The Queen? We still can't believe it! Day 4: We tell you what it was like to watch the Platinum Jubilee Pageant in-person on The Mall near Admiralty Arch and we fan-girl hard over some 90's U.K icons on the Platinum Jubilee Pageant Floats.  How close did we get to the balcony on the last day? Did we see Ed Sheeran singing outside Buckingham Palace gates? Press play to find out....   We have an extended version of our Platinum Jubilee Special podcast episodes over on our V.I.P Royal Community over on Kofi.  >>> Listen to the extended episode here

Jimmy was born in a small village inthe Northern part of Quebec,Canada, in an area where largescale communication with otherswas very limited. From a veryyoung age, Jimmy started beinginterested and developed a passionfor radio communication, whichallowed him to contact with easepeople from around the world. Atthe age of 12 Jimmy has passedthe test and obtained the license tobecome officially a radio amateur. This allowed him to expand the ability tointeract with more people and participate in contact contests. It was a greataccomplishment for his young age. This also encouraged Jimmy to developfurther his interest in communication with people in remote areas of the planet. In 2016 Jimmy developed a unique antenna for Moonbounce Communicationwhich allowed him to communicate across the planet with other like-mindedpeople using the Moon as a passive reflector, as another platform forcommunication. Jimmy published his work and his engineered creation inspecialized magazines sharing with others his invention called TARP. In 2017 Jimmy's desire of communicating with others expanded tointerplanetary communication. He repurposed his radio station andTARP antenna for communication with non-human intelligence.Jimmy's endeavor was strongly supported by his children and wife, who arecompletely in tune with his search for extraterrestrial life. Jimmy continued toexplore more possibilities for contact with civilizations from far out this world. Since 2018 Jimmy worked tirelessly to develop a First Contact Protocol (FCP),which gives the possibility to mankind to establish contact withnonhuman intelligence, and hopefully help humanity to integrate the GalacticFederation of Worlds. He strongly believes that the Humanity will be reunitedwith its Galactic Family in the near future.

In this week's episode of The Marketing Guide, I discuss how you can make a plan for your social media content for 2022. In this episode I discuss:Why taking a look back is importantHow to figure out which content worked well in 2021The most important metrics when it comes to your contentHow to create content that gets you more followers in 2022New Insights you need to consider looking atThe best way to find out how often you are posting per weekHow to prep your content plan for 2022The one thing you need to do in 2022 that will have more impact on your businessLinks from the show:#80 -25 Content Tools To Speed Up Your Instagram Planning Processhttps://lauraomahony.com/episode80 #46 - The essential guide to content pillars for Instagram (& how to use them for your brand)https://lauraomahony.com/episode46Get the Plan Your Year ebook:https://view.flodesk.com/pages/61a4b273aadf79eb40034fc9Follow me on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/lauraomahonydotcom/https://www.instagram.com/themarketingguide.co/How to Leave a review & get a "shoutout for your business" :http://lauraomahony.com/reviewEmail me: hello@lauraomahony.com

Joe Pulizzi is an entrepreneur, speaker, author, podcaster, and one of the world's top content marketing authorities. He is the founder of multiple startups, including the Content Marketing Institute (CMI) and digital content news site The Tilt. He is the Amazon bestselling author of Content Inc., Killing Marketing, and Epic Content Marketing, which was named a “Must-Read Business Book” by Fortune Magazine. Joe is the recipient of the 2014 John Caldwell Lifetime Achievement Award for content marketing from the Content Council. His podcast series, This Old Marketing with Robert Rose, has millions of downloads from over 150 countries. His Foundation, The Orange Effect, delivers speech therapy and technology services to children in over 35 states.Listen in as they discuss:How Joe became passionate about marketingBeing consistent with content production for a pacific nicheFinding your audience and starting where they are atChoosing a social media niche and pursuing what you are good atThe worst advice seen or heard given in content marketingFinding that area of content differentiationHow frequently you should email your listAnd, more!TIP OF THE WEEKMark:  My tip of the week is going to change your life, which is joepulizzi.com. Check out Joe's newsletter, the books. Every aspect of marketing, he has you covered.Scott: Sometimes we just need a quick resource to go and check things out whether it's a quote of the day or site of the day, check out this website called The Reference's Desk (refdesk.com). What's cool is they have a site of the day, like a fun fact, thought of the day, a book of the month. Joe: The book that I used as an entrepreneur, that helped me through all sorts of issues was Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. The big lesson in that is writing down your goals and reviewing those goals on a regular basis. That's my secret that's not a secret to success in entrepreneurship: I write down my goals, I have 5 or 6 main goals for every year that I look at and review them every day. And when you review them in the morning, you do different things based on those goals. This new book, I was surprised because I had low expectations on this book, it's Greenlights by Mathew McConaughey. I really thought it's not a good book, but I read it, he wrote down his goals on a regular basis and review them. Great lessons and I learned a lot about myself reading that book. The real focus on that is goal setting and goal reading.WANT TO LISTEN MORE?Did you like this episode? If so, tune into another one of our exciting episodes with special guest Jeremy Greenberg as we discuss the most important key factor to customer diplomacy.Isn't it time to create passive income so you can work where you want, when you want and with whomever you want?

Dan was at the Patriots season opener on Sunday but before he went into the stadium he did some tailgating. These are the people he ran into.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

L&J // We're discussing the Five Love Languages, covering what they are, how we give and receive them. Why it's important to discover your and your partner's primary love language and speak that language regularly, to create a better understanding of each other's needs. Not everyone communicates love in the same way which can feel like a disconnect. L&J share their personal love languages and their experiences with it in present and past relationships. How they apply in friendships as well. We also talk about...Using The 5 Love Languages as a starting point to do the relationship workHow you express + experience love in relationshipsAdapting ourselves + meeting our partners where they're atThe most common love languageBridging the gap between your and your partners love language Knowing your friends and families love languages is just as importantResources:Join our Insta: CommunityLeave us a Rating and Review: Apple PodcastsStay in touch with your Hosts: Jana & LuluJoin our Facebook Group and Book Club discussionBuy the May Book Club Book: The Vagina BibleThe 5 Love Languages Online Quiz Buy The 5 Love Languages by Gary ChapmanVital proteins New Smoothie Mix: Energy & DefenseOn Netflix:  SeaspiracyOther documentaries to watch: Forks over Knives, The True CostH Tasting Lounge at The Westin Bayshore Sponsors:• Skinfolio | Use code ITSWILDPODCAST for 20% off your first treatment 

　　He wanted to cry, he wanted to give himself up todespair, he wantedto throw away the tray and all thatwas on it. Instead, either from pain orweakness, he fellto the floor in a dead faint.　　When he regained20 his senses, he foundhimself stretchedout on a sofa and the Fairy was seated near him.　　"This time also I forgive you," said the Fairy to him.　　"But be careful not to get into mischief again."Pinocchiopromised to study and to behave himself.　　And he kept his word for the remainder of the year. Atthe end of it,he passed first in all his examinations, andhis report was so good that theFairy said to him happily:　　"Tomorrow your wish will come true.""And what isit?""Tomorrow you will cease to be a Marionette and will become areal boy."Pinocchio was beside himself with joy. All his friendsandschoolmates must be invited to celebrate the greatevent! The Fairy promised toprepare two hundred cupsof coffee-and-milk and four hundred slices oftoastbuttered on both sides.　　The day promised to be a very gay and happy one, but--Unluckily, ina Marionette's life there's always a BUTwhich is apt to spoil everything.他失望得想哭，想把托盘连同上面的东西一起甩掉，可不知是由于太伤心呢还是太饿，一下子昏倒了。　　等到他醒来，他已经直挺挺躺在一张沙发床上，仙女就在他身边。　　“这一回我也原谅了你，”仙女对他说，“可你再给我来这么一次，就没你好的！……”　　皮诺乔赌咒发誓，说他要用功读书，做个很好很好的孩子。这一年下来，他都守住他的诺言。的确，他大考光荣地得了全校第一名，品行总的说来也得到好评，令人满意。因此仙女十分高兴，对他说：　　“你的愿望明天终于要实现了！”　　“你说什么？”　　“到明天你就不再是一个木偶，而要变成一个真的孩子了。”　　诸位没看到皮诺乔那份乐劲！他一直盼望着这个消息，如今听了，他那份高兴简直是无法想象的。为了庆祝这件大喜事，明天仙女家要举行盛大的早宴，把他所有的朋友和同学都请来参加。仙女答应准备两百杯牛奶咖啡和四百片面包，每片面包都两面涂上黄油。没问题，这准是个极其快活，极其美好的日子，可是……　　真不幸，木偶一生中老这么可是，可是的，这一来，就把什么事情都给毁了。20 regained 复得( regain的过去式和过去分词 )； 赢回； 重回； 复至某地参考例句：· The majority of the people in the world have regained their liberty. 世界上大多数人已重获自由。· She hesitated briefly but quickly regained her poise. 她犹豫片刻，但很快恢复了镇静。

Can we find purpose in terrible situations that we can't change? If so, how?Have you ever been sentenced to life in prison for murder? Me neither. But Quan Huynh was at age 23. In prison, he only wanted to establish a reputation as dangerous and to be feared. Then, in his eleventh year, something happened. Several circumstances prompted him to reevaluate his reason for being. He committed himself to living as purposely even single day, even if his legacy never left the prison yard. Eventually, he was paroled. Now he's living a deeply purposeful life helping others, including recently released prisoners.  In this episode, you'll learn about:How purpose can be found even in antisocial behavior such as gang activitiesHow reinterpreting our circumstances can change our whole lifeThe power of creating a legacy where we're atThe need to let go of other people's expectations for usThe goodness in life that arises when we do the right thing***Want to connect? Have a question? Just want to say "hi"? Send me an email at bradleywrightphd@gmail.com. Would enjoy hearing from you.Want to start your own podcast? This podcast is edited and produced (and music too) by Josh Gilbert. He does a great job and is a joy to work with. Contact him at   joshgilbertmedia@gmail.com

Hey friends, just something that I've been thinking about recently is this acronym that I came up with a few years ago. It's AHA and it's pronounced aha and so that's aha programming and it stands for avoid hasty abstractions and this is actually a blog post that I wrote with some time ago and it talks a lot about how like dry do not repeat yourself as to dugmatic and wet programming which is a variant of that is right everything twice is also. Two dogmatic and more we should be more mindful of the types of abstractions that we create and and I talk a lot about in the blog post, which I suggest you go take a look at but one part of this and is at kind of the micro level and that's what I have been thinking about recently just today. As you're working on a new feature or something is really really often in my programming at least I'm working through something and I start I'm thinking about how I'm going to implement something and I instantly decide okay, I'm going to need.A function that does this And so often that ends up being the wrong decision I end up making and especially with TypeScript actually. This is a big pain because then you have to there's just a lot of boilerplate with making a function. But even even not without TypeScript, you have to think about okay, what are the parameters what order are they going to be in or is it going to be an object that AD structure? And it just adds a lot of stuff that for code that you don't even really know what it's going to look like yet and and on top of that if you decide oh actually this function needs to change like weWe just add a lot of extra work and thought before we've actually written the code just by making a function for this thing that we think we might want to function for where in actuality. I find I'm so much more productive if I just start by writing the code and inlining as much as I possibly can even if that means I'm copy pasting from one part of the code base to another and just in line everything as much as you can make a big long function. And then before you commit at that point, you look atThe code that you've written and you think okay, so now what are the abstractions that I see now that the code has been written? And so, I find a lot of my problem comes with when I try to abstract the code that's not there yet. And I find a much more productive if I abstract the code that exists after I've written it. So anyway, hopefully that's helpful to you next time you feel the urge to write a function for code that doesn't exist yet. Maybe take a step back and write the code first then make the function. Have a wonderful day.

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Chapter 76　　Witha lesson more or less, we are always the same donkeys.""And what willthe teacher say?""Let him talk. He is paid to grumble10 all daylong.""And my mother?""Mothers don't know anything,"answered those scamps.　　"Doyou know what I'll do?" said Pinocchio.　　"Forcertain reasons of mine, I, too, want to see that Shark;but I'll go afterschool. I can see him then as well as now.""Poor simpleton!"cried one of the boys. "Do you thinkthat a fish of that size will standthere waiting for you?　　Heturns and off he goes, and no one will ever be the wiser.""How longdoes it take from here to the shore?" asked the Marionette.　　"Onehour there and back.""Very well, then. Let's see who gets therefirst!" cried Pinocchio.　　Atthe signal, the little troop, with books under their arms,dashed across thefields. Pinocchio led the way, runningas if on wings, the others following asfast as they could.　　Nowand again, he looked back and, seeing his followers hot and tired, and withtongues hanging out, he laughed out heartily11. Unhappy boy! If he had onlyknown then the dreadful12 things that were tohappen to him on account of his disobedience!多上一课少上一课都一祥，反正不懂，还是驴子。”　　“老师会怎么说呢？”　　“让老师去说吧。他天天咕噜，也该给他点报应了。”　　“那我妈妈呢？……”　　“咱们的妈妈什么都不会知道的。”这些顽皮孩子说。　　“你们知道我怎么办吗？”皮诺乔说，“我因为某种理由，也要去看看这条鲨鱼……可我下了课去。”　　“可怜的糊涂虫！”有一个孩子大叫，“这么大一条鱼，你以为它会呆在那儿等着，随便你什么时候去看吗？它给人一搞烦，转过身子就上别处去了，要看也看不到啦。”　　“打这儿到海边要走多久，”木偶问道。　　“来回一个钟头。”　　“那就去吧！谁跑得最快谁就最有种！”皮诺乔叫道，　　这声起步信号一响，一帮顽皮孩子就把他们的书刊、练习本啊夹在胳肢窝里，抢着向田野奔去了。皮诺乔跑在最前面，只觉得脚上长了翅膀。　　他不时回过脸去，笑话那些落在他后面有好一段路的同学。他看见他们气喘咻咻，上气不接下气，浑身是尘土，吐出了舌头，不由得衷心大笑起来。这时候，这可怜的家伙还不知道他正在走向什么样的可怕事情，走向什么样的可怕灾难呢！……10 grumble vi.抱怨；咕哝；n.抱怨，牢骚；咕哝，隆隆声参考例句：· I don't want to hear another grumble from you.我不愿再听到你的抱怨。· He could do nothing but grumble over the situation.他除了埋怨局势之外别无他法。11 heartily adv.衷心地，诚恳地，十分，很参考例句：· He ate heartily and went out to look for his horse.他痛快地吃了一顿，就出去找他的马。· The host seized my hand and shook it heartily.主人抓住我的手，热情地和我握手。12 dreadful adj.糟透了的，极端的，可怕的，令人畏惧的参考例句：· I cannot imagine what to do in this dreadful situation.我不能想像在这么糟的情况下该怎么办。· I must apologize for the dreadful mistake I made.我为我所犯的严重错误深表歉意。

This is a video of Belay Zelleke's message "When Jesus Turned Up At The Temple".  It is message 5 in the series "Hearts Prepared for Jesus". We all experience monumental events in our lives which we celebrate: a first job, starting at a new school or the birth of a first born. Following Jesus' birth, two important events linked to the Passover Festival were to observed: the purification of Mary and the presentation of Jesus - Mary's first-born - to God. Join us as we explore how these events assure us that Jesus is always with us and brings us peace.

Education in the Early ChurchOne of the remarkable principles of education in Scripture emergesas Jesus, the Master Teacher, prepares to leave His students or disciples.They had been with Him for three and a half years, approximately theamount of time we allocate to a high school or college education. Atthe completion of either period, depending upon the person, studentsare often considered ready to manage on their own.But Jesus knew better, and so He provided His followers with ongo-ing or continuing education under the tutelage of the Holy Spirit.Elsewhere that teacher or guide is identified as Comforter or Advocate(in Greek, paracletos) who will be given to the followers of Jesuspermanently (John 14:16, 17). He is identified as the Spirit of Truth.While the Holy Spirit is not identified as an educator, the work of theSpirit certainly is educational, particularly as it pertains to seeking andfinding the truth.Read 1 Corinthians 2:1–16. What is Paul saying that is so importantin the context of education?Paul begins by reminding the church in Corinth that when he firstcame to them he spoke of nothing but Jesus Christ and His crucifixion(1 Cor. 2:2)—no clever wisdom, only the gospel proclamation. But thatwas not the end of it (1 Cor. 2:6), because once these new Christiansmatured, the apostle would be back to teach them wisdom, the thingsGod hid before the world began (1 Cor. 2:7), even the deep things ofGod (1 Cor. 2:10). All will be studied under the guidance of the Spiritof God as He joins with the spirit of the learner.How deep will that study be, and how much learning will be open tothose who are led by the Spirit? The chapter concludes with a quota-tion from the prophet Isaiah: “Who has directed the Spirit of the Lord,or as His counselor has taught Him?” (Isa. 40:13, NKJV). The prophetspeaking to ordinary people of his day would say that no one can dothat. But Paul corrected that perception by concluding, “We have themind of Christ,” meaning that Spirit-filled Christians have access evento the mind of God, and thus to any amount of learning and under-standing (1 Cor. 2:10–13) that would be needed to know the path ofrighteousness.

Welcome to Backyard Road Trips! Backyard Road Trips has been a website exploring all things in our own backyards (literal and figurative) for two years. Now we've expanded to a podcast too! In Episode 1, Zack and Jim discuss the origins of Backyard Road Trips. Jim talks about his favorite hikes in Connecticut (as well as some of his least favorite). Zack describes backyard road tripping as a kid to unusual places with his folks. Atthe end of the episode, they answer your questions about places they've avoided and first favorite craft breweries. 

Further Thought: Read Ellen G. White, “ ‘Almost Thou PersuadestMe,’ ” pp. 433–438, in The Acts of the Apostles.The essence of the Christian life is a relationship with Jesus that is sorich and full that we long to share it. As important as correct doctrineis, it cannot substitute for a life transformed by grace and changed bylove. Ellen G. White makes it plain when she states: “The Saviour knewthat no argument, however logical, would melt hard hearts or breakthrough the crust of worldliness and selfishness. He knew that Hisdisciples must receive the heavenly endowment; that the gospel wouldbe effective only as it was proclaimed by hearts made warm and lipsmade eloquent by a living knowledge of Him who is the way, the truth,and the life.”—The Acts of the Apostles, p. 31. In the book The Desireof Ages, she adds this powerful thought: “The wonderful love of Christwill melt and subdue hearts, when the mere reiteration of doctrineswould accomplish nothing.”—Page 826.There are those who have the idea that giving their personal testi-mony is about trying to convince others of the truths they have discov-ered in the Word of God. Although it is important at the appropriatetime to share the truths of God’s Word, our personal testimony hasmuch more to do with the freedom from guilt, the peace, the mercy, theforgiveness, and the strength, hope, and joy we have found in the giftof eternal life Jesus so freely offers.Discussion Questions: Why do you think our personal testimony is so powerful ininfluencing others? How have the testimonies of others impactedyou and your own experience? In class, talk about your answer to Wednesday’s final question.Why is a daily experience with the Lord so important, not just toour witness but to our own personal faith, as well? Of course, a powerful testimony can be an effective witness. Atthe same time, why is a godly life such an important part of ourwitness? Share your personal testimony with the class. Remember thatyou are sharing what Christ has done for you and what He meansto you. What difference does Jesus make in your life?

SEASON 1 LOOKING THROUGH THE TUNNEL WILL RUN FROM JUNE UNTIL THE END OF OCTOBER.NIGHT WORLD IS RECORDED AT NIGHT SOUND STUDIOS IN CARRBORO NORTH CAROLINA. THE MUSIC FEATURED IN EPISODE 4 SCIENCE & SOUL GOONS ARE FROM SFRBEATS.COMFOLLOW US ON TWITTER @NIGHTWORLDPODEmail us-nightworldpod@hvbrecordings.comNIGHT WORLD a PODCAST is written  & performed by Arvid, 8TATE HYE, & Zaf. Glenn Schwartz is our recording engineer. Please leave reviews, subscribe and share this podcast. S1, ep 4- WANTS & IDENTITYBack in the building Short term healingIt's been a long long Friday And I'm about to hit it sideways Ain't no two ways around itIt's gonna down How it's gonna downThe crowning Moment come with a few perksFor what is worthThe whiskey neatThe disheveled peaksBy the templeLoose their peakThe weeks Been a handful Closed grip FistsAnd pursed lips Start to shift Gone with itCome on with itWe off in itA new life 48 hour strideAimFor aimless Take treatment where the pain isDeep down in the gutWhat I have for lunch?A couple of crackers A crack atThe stucco On the ceilingWant the break throughCuckold By these feelingsWantsWon't doUhShimmy shimmy yaaWhat I really really wantTo stand stillOn the hedonic treadmill But it keep going desires appetite Dissatisfied with satisfied Click click bateCollections on my plateThis shit straight But I'mma need another wayConsomme And muddied paths Sour tastes And bubble bathsThat's the ying ying yangThe big big bangIt all start with a popOr a lack ofA father figureGet a dolla Hit upMcDonald's Happy with a sandwich or fish frySwitch lifeThe Pitfalls Of Foie GrasAnd foiblesOf coming into the world Without a name like Doyle Thoughts brought to life by a girlA six year old Who wished her name was EmmaThe blemishOf our skinBegin to filter inThe mindBefore we learn to tell timeTime was We operated youth care freeNow tread that statement carefully Let innocence roam aimlessly in rompers And always talk upI pissed away my twenties Checkin for acceptance like moneyPander and play the foolTruth is they would never think me coolLaugh with meOr laugh at meI assumed uncle tomHoping they would sing my songIf you gotta act out to be inThen what's the reason for being I'd shelter in dapsAnd nods A pat on the backTake away the flawsTell you a secret it don't RoteLivesMechanical stridesThat graduate one day to the nextWeight heavy on my crestLiving vidaSous vide Slowly pressured and wrapped upCooking up schemes That would fix everything A wrench in my planIn the form of the lives I don't understand Souls that surround The areas I loungeI can't complete the ouroboros Resting on my laurelsBet they ain't never crownedA skin colored brownOr darker colored shade You could call it throw away Snappin my fingers You know what I mean bra I could not get even And even if I Was sittin this highThey knock me for design ER lordAt least I do kno That these type of boysAre made up of noiseShow them some toys Let it fill voidWatch how they playin'And see what they craving They asking for guidance and you giving up Statements I wanna tell you to get it for lifeThe day that I say it I hope you reach heightsFigure the mindThink design Someone gon tell you to backYou backSomeone gon tell you to act You actEnough of thatWe off of thatYou offer thatPeaceReleaseReliefI reachFor peaceA piece Of the pieThoughts in my mindLeave it behindSlow rideI hold lightMy whole lifeBeen on sight This same body Been pain bodyIt ain't moneyI ache my kneesI say my peaceThis ain't a leaseI own it How many own itHow many want itAll of the warningsTo keep you up off itSavor the chaseSlow up the pace Get it and goThing you should knowDreams that you hold Always gon change Part of the gameHow you gon playOut of my wayTo be in the runAnd capture the sunAdd up the sumDo it equateTo steps you takeTo reach the skyTo beat the low and touch the lightsCan get you more can't get you rightThat on youI hear you tooPain is pain is pain is painAnother low another stainI buss my ass I get no brakesWhat I'm uh na do change the laneThe days moved on I stayed the sameSlow transitionsI opened up listen Put myself up in itThe moments they voidOffer the boyGive up the handBetter the manWork the landFigure the palnPicture the sandThe waves the daysThe Ray's that makeIt all go away What can I saySmoother ridesWhat do you provideI ain't use to fightsOr useless liesIt don't harmonize And all the eyes Not on me or youSlow the time Like 3 or 2Day by day We making wayLet's goLet's growTake you off holdAdd to your soulFeed you design Breath you Devine Lease you the timeTo get you up ticking Level up imageOff what we didn't Bout what we doingBout having you inMy life 

BioDrafted out of Smithsburg HS (MD) in 2009Drafted by the Chicago Cubs out of Coastal Carolina in 2012Played in the Cubs organization from 2012-2017 Finished his degree at Coastal Carolina and assisted in daily pitching work where he got to see how to manage the pitching staff, and was the bullpen coach.Hired as a developmental coach for the Baltimore Orioles where he developed advanced reports, and acted as the bullpen coach, and helped the pitching coach.Currently the pitching coach for the Frederick Keys A ball affiliate in the Carolina League.Wise beyond his years!Show NotesIts not about what just worked for you, but what works best for the player!If you let the guys have a identity you get the most out of themThe Orioles do a great job not only with player development but coaches developmentAdvanced reporting done through trackman and learn how to attack hittersCan’t be information overlord, and let the guys have a plan to help them move forwardThere is not one way of doing it, and do what works for!I need to do what I am good at, but chip away of the things I am not good atThe player needs to be his best coach!Its about creating the relationship to build trust!Pitchers labeled by color based on who they are (yellow guy)Put my ego aside, and ask about what other guys did to help them succeed. Progression takes yearsPlayer plans are fluid and need tweaked as necessary Identify what the pitcher hasMovement profileLocationBest Combination of pitchesStand behind the guy and shoot some clips to show him the actionArm at releaseCombination of everything based on the pitcherArm action will tell you a lot about what the ball should doHow is the body movingDo you have success horizontally or vertically in the zone? That will help you find what will be good sequence of pitchesWork from the plate backwards - if you aren’t landing it on the plate, “is it useful?”Buckets of pitcher Vertical guy - up in the zone with high spinning BB. Sinker guy - two seam guy who lives in the bottom of zone with sweeping sliderWho you are, Who the hitter is, and attack with your strengthsWhere you are at physically, and what pace you are growing, not only physically but mentally.Have to have the internal drive to put the work into it, and make it happenWorking hard won’t guarantee you to play in the big leaguesBest players:Have a routineHuge sense of detailKnow how to take practice and translate it into the gameSelf confidence that cannot be touchedBIGGEST thing - they learn from mistakes and get better! STOICSee the difference between the high rising fastballs by studying video with the dataTest yourself with the data to see if your eyes are seeing what it really isCommon Language between you and the players to when a players “feels good” when he does something wellWe need to get it to where YOU (the player) understands it. The player needs to own it and be his own!Lessons have given me an opportunity to give players what they need. Foundational work, and movement profiles, and get coaching reps, and be a better communicator.  Contact by email  - joshconway0211@gmail.com

Season 16 Episode 12 Show 359 Listen here. VISIT OUR SPONSORS: Louisiana Renaissance Festival www.larf.net/ Renaissance Magazine www.renaissancemagazine.com/ The Ren Cruise www.therencruise.com/ SONGS   The Campbells Haste To The Wedding performed by Oakley the Faerie from the album First Sapling www.facebook.com/OakleyTheFaerie/ Eriskay Love Lilt performed by Brian Tinker Leo from the album A Bottle O' The Best - Three Centuries Of Scottish Folksongs www.facebook.com/tinkersings/ Black Is the Color performed by Jesse Linder from the album Crescent Moon www.facebook.com/pg/JesseLinder.Bard Went Sailing (Pirate Love Song) performed by Pirates Inc from the album Fools Gold www.facebook.com/WeArePiratesInc/ Bogie's Bonnie Belle performed by Coeur De Lion from the album Coeur De Lion www.mpetersco.com/CDL/ So Ben Mi Ch'a Bon Tempo performed by Consort of SomeSorte from the album Danse www.myspace.com/theconsorteofsomesorte Toast to Love and Marriage performed by Empty Hats from the album Greatest Hats www.emptyhats.com Tartan Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair performed by Barleyjuice from the album Six Yanks www.barleyjuice.com Pride Of Ireland performed by Celtic Shores from the album Weathering The Storm www.matthughesmusic.com Mary Stewart Queen Of Scotts performed by Celtic Shores from the album Weathering The Storm www.matthughesmusic.com Mary Mack performed by Queen Ann's Lace from the album Unlaced www.QALace.com Lover's Wreck performed by Cheeks and Phoenix from the album Any Requests www.cheeksandphoenix.com/ I Still Remember performed by Blackmore's Night from the album Fires At Midnight www.blackmoresnight.com Mist-Covered Mountains performed by Crimson Pirates from the album Your Day In The Barrel www.crimsonpirates.com/ Love Has Shown The Way performed by Terry Griffith from the album Musings www.facebook.com/terry.l.griffith.1 Married to a Mermaid performed by Dregs from the album Do It Like You're Drunk www.the-dregs.net HOW TO SUPPORT US Ko-fi Tip www.ko-fi.com/renfestpodcast Patreon https://www.patreon.com/RenFestPodcast LINKS The Renaissance Festival Bawdy Show www.renbawdy.com/ Faire Relief 2020 to support the Faire community. https://www.facebook.com/groups/FR2020/ Digital Ren Faire to watch online festivals. https://www.facebook.com/digitalrenfaire/ Pirate Directory for a listing of all things piratical. www.piratedirectory.com/ The Ren List for a listing of all Renaissance Festivals. www.therenlist.com/ HOW TO LISTEN Applewww.podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/renaissance-festival-podcast/id74073024 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/0UcBe1IGWeIQ4y22y3bWgi Pandora https://www.pandora.com/ Podbay www.podbay.fm/show/74073024 HOW TO CONTACT US Post it on Facebook www.facebook.com/pages/Renaissance-Festival-Music/74412537263/ Email us at  renfestpodcast@gmail.com Call or text the castle at  478- castles (227-8537) LYRICS Haste to the Wedding/Rural Felicity Come haste to the wedding ye friends and ye neighbours The lovers their bliss can no longer delay. Forget all your sorrows your cares and your labors, And let every heart beat with rapture today.   Come, come one and all, attend to my call, And revel in pleasures that never can cloy. Come see rural felicity, Which love and innocence ever enjoy.   Let Envy, Let Pride, Let Hate & Ambition, Still Crowd to, & beat at the breast of the Great, To Such Wretched Passions we Give no admission, But Leave them alone to the wise ones of State.   We Boast of No wealth, but Contentment & Health, In mirth & in Friendship, our moments employ Come see rural felicity, Which love and innocence ever enjoy.   With Reason we taste of Each Heart Stirring pleasure, With Reason we Drink of the full flowing Bowl, Are Jocund & Gay, But 'tis all within measure, For fatal excess will enslave the free Soul,   Then Come at our bidding to this Happy wedding, No Care Shall obtrude here, our Bliss to annoy, Come see rural felicity, Which love and innocence ever enjoy. Eriskay Love Lilt performed by Brian Tinker Leo from the album A Bottle O' The Best - Three Centuries Of Scottish Folksongs www.facebook.com/tinkersings/ An Eriskay Love Lilt   Nana Mouskouri Bheir mi oh a ro van oh;bheir mi oh a ro van e. Bheir mi oh a ro ho! Sad am I without thee. When I'm lonely dear white heart;Black the night or wild the sea, By love's light my foot finds the old path way to thee. Bheir mi oh a ro van oh;bheir mi oh a ro van e. Bheir mi oh a ro ho! Sad am I without thee. Thou art music of my heart;Harp of joy oh cush ma cree Moon of guidance by night;light the pathway to thee. Bheir mi oh a ro van oh;bheir mi oh a ro van e. Bheir mi oh a ro ho! Sad am I without thee. Black Is the Color performed by Jesse Linder from the album Crescent Moon www.facebook.com/pg/JesseLinder.Bard "Author: adapted by John Jacob Niles Copyright: G. Schinner Music Inc. Black is the color of my true love's hair her lips are like some roses fair she's the sweetest smile and the gentlest hands and I love the ground where on she stands   I love my love and well she knows I love the ground where on she goes if she on earth no more I'll see My life will quickly fade away   I'll go to the Clyde and I'll mourne and weep for satisfied I'll never be I'll write her a letter just a few short lines and suffer death a 1000 times   Winter's past and the leaves are green the time has passed that we have seen but still I hope the time will come when she and I will be as one   (Not the same version as Christy Moore sings)   The Christy Moore Version Black is the Colour   Black is the color of my true love's hair her lips are like some roses fair she's the sweetest smile and the gentlest hands and I love the ground where on she stands   I love my love and well she knows I love the ground where on she goes I wish the day It soon would come When she and I Could be as one   I go to the Clyde And I mourne and weep For satisfied I ne'er can be I write her a letter just a few short lines and suffer death a thousand times"   Bogie's Bonnie Belle performed by Coeur De Lion from the album Coeur De Lion www.mpetersco.com/CDL/ "Bogie's Bonnie Belle As I came down to Huntly town, a-searching for a fee I met with Bogie o' Cairnie and with him I did agree. To work his two best horses, barrow, cart or plow Or any kind of good farmwork he knew well that I could do.   He had a lovely daughter, and her name was Isabel, She was the lily of the valley and the primrose of the dell. And when she'd go out walking she'd take me for her guide; Down by the banks of Cairnie we watched those small fish glide.   And when three short months had gone and passed, this lassie lost her bloom. And the red fell from her rosy cheeks, and her eyes began to swoon. And when nine long months had gone and passed, she bore to me a son, And swiftly I was sent for to see what could be done.   I said that I would marry her, but och, that would not dee, Saying, “You're no match for Isabelle, and she's no match for thee.” So I took my own son all in my arms, may he bring to me much joy, And may he mean as much to me as the girl that I adore.   And now she's married to a tinker lad and he comes from Huntly town, Mending pots and pans and paraffin lamps and he scours the country 'round. Maybe she's got have a better match, old Bogie can't tell, Fare ye well, you lads o' Huntly side and Bogie's Bonnie Belle."   So Ben Mi Ch'a Bon Tempo performed by Consort of SomeSorte from the album Danse www.myspace.com/theconsorteofsomesorte "So ben mi ch'a bon tempo, Al so ma basta moSo ben ch'e favorito, Ahimé no'l posso dir,O s'io potessi dire, Chi va, chi sta, chi vien.La ti darà martello Per farti disperarSo ben mi ch'a bon tempo, Al so ma basta mo"   Toast to Love and Marriage performed by Empty Hats from the album Greatest Hats www.emptyhats.com "Toast to Love and Marrage   When I was just a lad, me mum said ""Darlin' Paddy So's you won't be sad someday you'll want to marry It's time we had this chat on how to find a wife for you Old, young, skinny, or fat, the best to make a life for you   Just seek a girl with charms, like Venus but with arms To keep your bed all warm and happily married will you be It's how I caught your dad, me beauty drove him mad And now you see he's had these many years of marital bliss and harmony.""   Raise your glasses high and toast to love and marriage We'll never understand 'til they slide our coffins from the carriage Whack-fe-lol-da-rah   But then I turned fourteen, me pa said, ""Darlin' Paddy I'll teach you the routine to find the girl to marry You'll have the benefit of all me experience In a relationship of lasting joy and permanence   Just marry an ugly girl, the oyster not the pearl The ugliest in the world, 'cause a bonny lass could leave ya I'm telling you now, me son, it's the reason I married your mum So do as I have done, if an ugly girl, she leaves you You'll find you don't really mind.""   Raise your glasses high and toast to love and marriage We'll never understand 'til they slide our coffins from the carriage Whack-fe-lol-da-rah   So's I've grown up a bit confused, love was such a bother Courted pretty girls, and some that looked like me mother So Mom and dear old Dad, the words to me you've spoken I feel that I've been had, me heart is always broken   When I thought Id found true love, and I'm thanking God above Push it came to shove and I'm back out on me bum again I'm telling you lads it's true, no longer will I woo Me heart is black and blue, I'll leave this game of love to you I'm going off to become a priest!   Raise your glasses high and toast to love and marriage We'll never understand 'til they slide our coffins from the carriage Raise your glasses high and toast to love and marriage We'll never understand 'til they slide our coffins from the carriage Whack-fe-lol-da-rah"   Tartan Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair performed by Barleyjuice from the album Six Yanks www.barleyjuice.com "Tartan is the Colour Of My True Love's Hair (Mark Mulholland / IMRO; Kyf Brewer / Brewerds&Music / ASCAP)   Well when I was just a young lad, my life about to start There was ever only one girl had a place inside my heart We walked the glen, we climbed the Ben, the forest was our bed, And many a morn I'd wake to find me kilt across her head   And I been up and I been down and I been here and I been there Never saw a bonny lassie quite as comely or as fair You can talk of pretty maidens and I don't bloody care Cause tartan is the colour of my true love's hair   We walked the bonnie highlands, no matter what the weather And we'd shag each other senseless in the bonnie purple heather ŒTil one day we were frolicking and as my true love laughed, She fell into the workings of an old disused mineshaft   And I been up and I been down and I been here and I been there Never saw a bonny lassie quite as comely or as fair You can talk of pretty maidens and I don't bloody care Cause tartan is the colour of my true love's hair   Well I never have recovered from that sad, sad, sorry day So I left my native land for the shores of Amerikay And many a man has made remark about me ancient dress But I wear it in remembrance of the girl it e'er first kissed   And I been up and I been down and I been here and I been there Never saw a bonny lassie quite as comely or as fair You can talk of pretty maidens and I don't bloody care Cause tartan is the colour of my true love's hair"   Mary Mack performed by Queen Ann's Lace from the album Unlaced www.QALace.com "Mary Mack   There's a little girl and her name is Mary Mack Make no mistake, she's the girl I'm gonna track There's a lot of other fellas who would get up on her track But I'm thinking that they'll have to get up early   CHORUS Mary Mack's father's makin' Mary Mack marry me My father's makin' me marry Mary Mack And I'm goin' to marry Mary for my Mary to take care of me Well all be making merry when I marry Mary Mack   There a little lass and she has a lot of brass has a lot of gas and her father thinks I'm gas And I'd be a silly ass for to let the matter pass Her father thinks she suits me fairly CHORUS   Mary and her mother do an awful lot together In fact you hardly ever see the one without the other Lot of people wonder whether if its Mary or her mother Or both of them together that I'm courting CHORUS   Now the weddin's on Wednesday and everything's arranged Soon her name wil change to mine, unless her mind is changed And makin' the arrangements is makin' me deranged marriage is an awful undertaking CHORUS   It's sure to be a grand affair and grander than a fair There's gonna be a coach and pair for every pair that's there We'll dine upon the finest fare, I'm sure to get my share If I don't I'll be very much mistaken CHORUS"   Lover's Wreck performed by Cheeks and Phoenix from the album Any Requests www.cheeksandphoenix.com """Lover's_Wreck   A hundred days at sea, A retch away from misery Rummies and rats and tarry jacks my only family (break) The island of salvation Is still a scream a way As the lungs of the night Blow out the light my heart kneels Down to pray   (strait into chorus) Lord why did you take her She meant so much to me Now I’m a wretched soul on a privateer Drowning out at sea I’m killing and I’m drinking My blue heart to black But I swear oh lord I’ll never sin again If you bring her back   Gypsy was a siren, Dripping with desire Her moonless hair and skin so fair as warm as frozen fire She had the loyalty of a cat, behind those pale green eyes Through her cherry lips, the devil slipped, a thousand lies A clan of rogues and vagabonds, occupied her head That thieving band took her pale white hand and stole her from my bed And like a ghost ship in the night, She drifted out once more To land upon the sand of another lover’s shore   Lord why did you take her She meant so much to me Now I’m a wretched soul on a privateer Drowning out at sea I’m killing and I’m drinking My blue heart to black But I swear oh lord I’ll never sin again If you bring her back   In my sleeping mind she sings a sad and lonely lullaby When I wake there’s just the ache it will haunt me till I die When those winds of vanity no longer blow her west I pray they’ll guide her home (across the foam) and put my heart to rest Press gang filled this Man-o-War To make the black mouthed cannon roar Now all my trade is ball and blade, and blood forever more And the sting of salt and spray, the ocean’s howl and squall A stumbling wreck, I roam the deck, at the devil’s beck and call At the devil’s beck and call   Lord why did you take her She meant so much to me Now I’m a wretched soul on a privateer Drowning out at sea I’m killing and I’m drinking My blue heart to black But I swear oh lord I’ll never sin again If you bring her back I swear oh lord I’ll never sin again If you bring her back"""   I Still Remember performed by Blackmore's Night from the album Fires At Midnight www.blackmoresnight.com "I thought of you the other day How worlds of change led us astray Colors seem to fade to gray In the wake of yesterday You looked into my eyes You had me hypnotized and I can still remember you I had a dream of you and I A thousand stars lit up the sky I touched your hand and you were gone But memories of you live on You looked into my eyes You had me hypnotized and I can still remember you Those moments spent together Promising forever and I can still remember you Do you ever think of me And get lost in the memory When you do, I hope you smile And hold that memory a while You looked into my eyes You had me hypnotized and I can still remember you Those moments spent together Promising forever and I can still remember you Still remember you Still remember you Still remember you Still remember you Still remember you Still remember you Still remember you Still remember you Still remember you Still remember you"   Mist-Covered Mountains performed by Crimson Pirates from the album Your Day In The Barrel www.crimsonpirates.com/ "O chì, chì mi na mòr-bheanna O chì, chì mi na còrr-bheanna O chì, chì mi na coireachan Chì mi na sgoran fo cheò   Hail to the mountains with summits of blue, To the glens with their meadows of sunshine and dew. To the women and men ever constant and true, Ever ready to welcome one home.   Oh ro soon shall I see them; Oh he ro see them oh see them. Oh ro soon shall I see them the Mist covered mountains of home.   There shall I gaze on the mountains again, On the fields and the woods and the burns and the glens, Away 'mong the corries beyond human ken In the haunts of the deer I will roam   Oh ro soon shall I see them; Oh he ro see them oh see them. Oh ro soon shall I see them the Mist covered mountains of home. There shall I visit the place of my birth And they'll give me a welcome the warmest on earth All so loving and kind full of music and mirth, In the sweet sounding language of home.   O chì, chì mi na mòr-bheanna O chì, chì mi na còrr-bheanna O chì, chì mi na coireachan Chì mi na sgoran fo cheò   Oh ro soon shall I see them; Oh he ro see them oh see them. Oh ro soon shall I see them the Mist covered mountains of home.   Married to a Mermaid performed by Dregs from the album Do It Like You're Drunk www.the-dregs.net "Married_to_a_Mermaid   There was a gay young farmer, Who liv'd on Salisbury plain; He lov'd a rich Knight's daughter dear! And she lov'd him again. The Knight he was distressed, That they should sweethearts be. So he had the farmer soon pressed, And sent him off to sea. Singing Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves Britons never, never, never shall be slaves... 'Twas on the deep Atlantic, Midst Equinoctial gales; This young farmer fell overboard Among the sharks and whales; He disappeared so quickly, So headlong down went he, That he went out of sight Like a streak of light To the bottom of the deep blue sea. Singing Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves Britons never, never, never shall be slaves... We lowered a boat to find him, We thought to see his corse, When up to the top he came with a bang, And sang in a voice so hoarse, 'My comrades and my messmates, Oh, do not weep for me, For I'm married to a mermaid, Atthe bottom of the deep blue sea.' Singing Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves Britons never, never, never shall be slaves... He said that as he went down, Great fishes he did see; They seemed to think as he did wink, That he was rather free. But down he went so quickly, Saying, ""Tis all up with me, ' When he met a lovely mermaid Atthe bottom of the deep blue sea. Singing Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves Britons never, never, never shall be slaves... She came at once unto him, And gave him her white hand, Saying, 'I have waited long, my dear, To welcome you to land. Go to your ship and tell them, You'll leave them all for me; For you're married to a mermaid At the bottom of the deep blue sea.' Singing Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves Britons never, never, never shall be slaves... The wind was fair, the sails set, The ship was running free; When we all went to the captain bold, And told what we did see. He went unto the ship's side, And loudly bellowed he, 'Be happy as you can, my man, At the bottom of the deep blue sea.' Singing Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves Britons never, never, never shall be slaves..."

When I listen up atThe wide-stretched plain of podcasts,Is the audio the sameThat peach on Mount MomoconIn the land of Taiiku?We never thought we would have the excuse to talk about the anime Chihayafuru again, but here we are! Based off the manga by Yuki Suetsugu, we are talking about the third season of Chihayafuru, animated by studio Madhouse, directed by Morio Asaka. Joining Basil this time is once again Jess from Momocon, as well as first time guest Kory from the Taiiku and Manga In Your Ears podcasts! OSMnotesGet some Chihayafuru in your life! Streaming all of anime? It's on Crunchyroll! And if you want to order the first two seasons of anime on disc, Sentai Filmworks has got you covered. Oh, would you like the manga? Kodansha has got that going on!Thank you Jess and Kory for coming on! Please do check out the Taiiku and Manga In Your Ears podcasts if you haven't yet, they are swell.And while you cannot check out Momocon in person this year, you can check them out online! On Thursdays and Saturdays for the next few weeks from 7pm to 10pm EST via their Twitch channel, they’ll be playing some of the best moments from past Momocons. And maybe even some cool newer stuff soon as well! Oh, and buy some sweet Momocon swag, while you still can!Now how about some Time Cues:We start the OSMcast!ing – 0:00General Gabbing - 0:33Moments of OSM - 3:27Samurai Cat (via AsianCrush) (via Amazon Prime Video) - 03:37Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories - 07:22Ballpark by Paul Goldberger - 10:15Chihayafuru 3Chihayafuru 3, Sans Spoilers - 15:30Chihayafuru 3, Full of Spoilers – 43:35Questions from Listeners Like You about Chihayafuru 3 – 60:21OSMs out of OSM and Final Thoughts – 74:44 

In this episode we discuss how to make the most important decisions in your life. Where should you spend your time? How do you evaluate different opportunities? Are you focused on creating wealth or income, and which is more important for you? Should you make a big change in your career or industry? We dig into all of these important questions and give you the tools to answer them with our guest the legendary Roland Frasier. Roland Frasier is a serial entrepreneur who has founded, scaled or sold dozens of different businesses.  He is currently CEO of the War Room Mastermind, where he advises over 150 major companies and principal in DigitalMarketer.com, among several other successful online companies. Roland has experienced business success in several industries including real estate, law, publishing, consulting, and many others. He has worked with major companies such as Microsoft, Infusionsoft, Etihad Airlines, Harper-Collins Publishing and Uber.The biggest business breakthroughs often come from applying unexpected places and cross applications The importance of creating models and frameworks for solving business problemsTake what you read and break it down into something that’s simple and useable How do you take what you’re reading and learning and turn it into something that is actually usable and applicable?The Long and The ShortThe dangers of being “cash poor” and “asset rich”Are you over-focused on income or wealth? Are you a dancing bear? Its so easy to get trapped into reinvesting 100% of your profits into growing your company How do you balance our time between short term income creation and long term wealth creation? Formula: Income Needs = Long Term Growth Desires + Lifestyle Costs + Cushion If you want yourself too far on one side or the other, it’s time to rebalance your focus a bitLife is so fragile - you have to balance living for today and living for tomorrowClassify your opportunities as either “wealth” opportunities or “income opportunities”You should be hustling, but you shouldn’t be hustling all the time.You have to stop and think.You have to stop and recover too.If you study some seriously successful and ultra driven people - they often achieve that success at the cost of their own personal and family lives If you want to really innovate, you have to take time to think.The world will demand 400% of your time. You have to limit the number of opportunities you take on. It’s easy to drown in opportunity. Once in a lifetime opportunities come around 3 or 4 times per year. PFM + Will it move the needle in terms of what you want to accomplish personally and financially? PeopleFunMoneySaying “not now” is not the same thing as saying no - it’s a great way to defer opportunitiesThe power and importance of asking for things Be inquisitive and child like in asking the things you are curious aboutThe “No harm in asking” RuleIn a business deal, if you don’t ask for what you want, it sure as well won’t be handed to you. The power of “inception” via the principle of Socratic Influencing - how you can get people to think that your ideas are theirs Lead people logically to the conclusion that you want them to arrive atThe absolutely magical power Should you “grow where you are planted?"The power and importance of developing your personal brand to help your business Homework: Determine what are you going to spend your time on? IDEA: Create a “Life Priority Matrix”  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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I found Dylan Tonkin through a post of his on Linkedin where he described what it was hating his job, quitting, hiking a long trail, and finally starting his own business.On this episode, Dylan and I chat about his personal story and what he's learned from all of it. We discuss what it means to be happy, what it means to FIND happiness, and how important it really to pursue what you want by taking action.This episode is riddled full of motivation for anyone out there needing a little extra bump to get going in the right direction.Enjoy!By Land,Emory R. WangerThe By Land Podcast Facebook GroupI have a facebook group specifically for listeners! See you in there!HELP THE SHOWIf you enjoyed this show and want to help me out, please leave me an honest review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts from. Doing so will help my podcast reach others and grow more and more. I can't do it without you!SWAG - http://byland.co/shop/Comic Book - http://byland.co/comic-book/Show NotesIntroductionsBackstory on Dylan's social media postThe breaking point for DylanWhat it was like taking the leapExperiencing the ATThe decision to do more trailsLife after the trailTaking risksOn being happyThe result of Thru Hiking and life after the trailThoughts on the increase in vlogging on trailsWhat's next for DylanAdvice for those who might be where Dylan was at workHow to followup with DylanLinkshttps://www.facebook.com/dtonkin3https://www.facebook.com/dstonkin/https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dylan-tonkin-show?fbclid=IwAR0ulQirCzZn3qXYIRLKWsiqL3LYfX2iVWPINSuYZKeENmJcwrqH9cI_YWkhttps://www.instagram.com/dstonkin

As soon as someone training in CrossFit gets past that initial hump and starts to see some improvements in their training results, a common question starts to haunt their thoughts. A question vocalized by Peter Steele in Type O Negative's 1996 classic "Love You to Death." "Am I good enough?" And...."How long until I get good?" Like most of these kinds of questions, there's not a clear cut answer. But there are some lessons to be learned from the typical trajectory of development observed for thousands of athletes over time. There are also some psychological quirks involved that can trick athletes and give them a distorted perspective on their improvement and what their maximum potential may be - and these tricks function in both the positive and negative direction. In this conversation, Jon, Luke and Todd discuss:The hedonic treadmill - or Assault runner - of adaptation, and why it feels like you're always just short of being at the level that you want to compete atThe fast feedback loop of the internet and social media and why this may be great for elevating performance...but terrible for fulfillment and sense of well-beingA disagreement in how long it typically will take for an athlete to be able to transition from beginning CrossFit into doing full fledged "competitive" trainingAnd finally...Jon's philosophy of coaching based upon disappointment, regret & shame If you're enjoying the show, why not a leave a review? It makes a difference in terms of other people finding the show. And, if you're not already subscribed to our newsletter, head over to www.legionsc.com and get with the program.

All politicians are engaged in this pernicious game and are equally caught into its vicious web. President Erdogan talks about Turkey's growing hemisphere of influence in the Middle East, North Africa the Western Balkans, and lest we forget in the EU over parts of Cyprus and the immigrant population in Germany. His grandiose plans saw Turkey on the cusp of reviving its Sultanate and becoming the leading light for people lost in the darkness of their local labyrinths. Such people, according to Erdogan's rhetoric, are waiting for the torch of faith, held by the Caliph in Istanbul,to be their beacon for hope. According to recent economic reports, the Turkish economy slowed sharply in Q3 caused by high debt,currency volatility, and inflation. Annual retail sales were flat, industrial production was patchy and the unemployment rate increased significantly in July and August of 2018.  President Rouhani and his puppeteers promised the creation of a Shia Crescent that would shine on the dispossessed masses of this sect from Tehran to Tartus. The Islamic Republic of Iran would bring them pride, a sense of belonging, and salvation into their wretched lives and, their after-lives too. According to the Financial Tribute, an Iranian economic daily,the rise in 2018 of the retail prices of goods that used the government's subsidized foreign currency at a rate of 42,000 rials per US dollar (about three times cheaper than the market rate) was no less than in other consumer goods.  Mohammad Baqer Nobakht, the head of Plan and Budget Organization of Iran, announced that "as much as $14 billion will be spent on subsidizing the imports of essential goods as per the budget bill of next year[2019]".  [President] Nassrallah of Lebanon has offered his community -and as a collateral effect – to all the Lebanese, the gifts of repelling terrorists on the Northern border,intimidating Israel on the Southern border, freeing Yemen from the yoke of the Saudis, and lend a helping hand to the Iraqis in  their war on terror. As per actual reports activity in the economy remained sluggish in 2018, against a backdrop of prolonged political deadlock. The real estate sector—a cornerstone of the economy—seems to have performed poorly in the period, with cement deliveries contracting year-on-year and construction permits dropping significantly, while the merchandise trade balance widened despite robust export growth. According to the World Bank, such difficult economic conditions in the medium term are likely to adversely impact poverty rates.  Even President Macron promised a “European economic government”, a "European Army" in the face of Russia, China and ...the US (?), total adherence to the Paris Climate Agreement, continued cooperation with Iran despite the US exit from the Nuclear Deal, and all that rich international agenda coupled with higher taxes on fuel for all motorists to enjoy. The latest protests in Paris by the angry Yellow Vests have caused economic havoc. According to the FT food retailers are expected to take a hit of about 1 per cent this quarter, with hypermarkets down4 to 5 per cent. And, this week, the French central bank slashed its forecast for economic growth for the fourth quarter from 0.4 per cent to 0.2 per cent.   Atthe far opposite of this spectrum, President Trump promised to ‘Make America Great Again!” but through economic nationalism (not nationalization). He scrapped the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement because he judged it not in US consumers' interests, re-negotiated the NAFTA deal to redress inequities that put US products and services at a disadvantage, is waging a tariff war on China, which has caused many US factories to de-localize  to catch up with cheaper labor and a manipulated Chinese currency; and has threatened the EU with severe consequences if the imbalances in trade -especially with Germany- are not tackled. He told NATO and the US' Asian and Arab allies (not protectorates) that they should sh...

Interview with Brandon Watt Drinking beer, hanging with the boys, battling through 60-hour weeks to support his family… Brendon Watt knows all about being a ‘real man.’ The problem is, in his desperate attempt to ‘fit in’ and adhere to unspoken rules of manhood, Brendon found himself exhausted, broke and (like nine percent of men) deeply depressed. He found the secret to his success. Success for any guy trying to succeed in a business start-up, is to stop trying to fit in. Brendon says “don’t let others define you.” Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Brendon about exploring what you are really capable of; which he calls ‘living in a question.” Today, Brendon Watt travels the world as a popular speaker, business mentor, and CFO of the global organization, Access Consciousness® (www.accessconsciousness.com). Subjects discussed in podcast include: “Man-Up” Myths that Men Buy IntoBusiness requires making choices – how choices create your lifeMaking money can be fun and easy – applying this to operating a businessRunning a business requires finding what you are good atThe courage behind a “Willingness to Be Different”“Breaking the Man-up Mold” to achieve greater success in business Episode Sponsor: Global Venture Services * www.WorkPartTimeLiveFullTime.com Subscribe to Home Business TV (https://tinyurl.com/ya4vs6qe).

Interview with Brandon Watt Drinking beer, hanging with the boys, battling through 60-hour weeks to support his family… Brendon Watt knows all about being a ‘real man.’ The problem is, in his desperate attempt to ‘fit in’ and adhere to unspoken rules of manhood, Brendon found himself exhausted, broke and (like nine percent of men) deeply depressed. He found the secret to his success. Success for any guy trying to succeed in a business start-up, is to stop trying to fit in. Brendon says “don’t let others define you.” Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Brendon about exploring what you are really capable of; which he calls ‘living in a question.” Today, Brendon Watt travels the world as a popular speaker, business mentor, and CFO of the global organization, Access Consciousness® (www.accessconsciousness.com). Subjects discussed in podcast include: “Man-Up” Myths that Men Buy IntoBusiness requires making choices – how choices create your lifeMaking money can be fun and easy – applying this to operating a businessRunning a business requires finding what you are good atThe courage behind a “Willingness to Be Different”“Breaking the Man-up Mold” to achieve greater success in business Episode Sponsor: Global Venture Services * www.WorkPartTimeLiveFullTime.com Subscribe to Home Business TV (https://tinyurl.com/ya4vs6qe).

Native Opinion Episode 138 THEY EXPECT STUPIDITY. How To Reach Our Show: E-Mail: hosts@nativeopinion.com Twitter: @nativeopinion Facebook: facebook.com/nativeopinionpodcast/ Our Website: nativeopinion.com Our Youtube Channel: https://www.Youtube.com/c/NativeOpinion ________________________________________________________________________ WE HAVE A NEW VOICEMAIL NUMBER! Please help us test the new system by calling us and leaving your voice feedback! Maximum recording time is now 5 Minutes! Click or Tap to call: 860–800–5595 ________________________________________________________________________ Listen LIVE every Friday night, 9pm Eastern Standard Time Through Our Website or via the SPREAKER APP Our Podcast is availible: I-tunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, i-Heart Radio, and Spotify…or wherever you get your favorite podcasts from… PLEASE help us by sharing our show! Tell folks you heard about something on Native Opinion, or give us a review in i-tunes or on Facebook! ________________________________________________________________________ EPISODE SUMMARY: In this episode of Native Opinion: In this weeks episode of our show, a listener challenges our narrative about a Gun manufacturer…Remmington. In our native news segment, The White House Takes Aim At Financial Protections For Military. Also, the Native American Agriculture Fund, A new $266 million philanthropy via the law suite settlement of George and Marilyn Keepseagle. We also look atThe false narratives, invisibility, and the erasure of Native peoples by an article written by Crystal Echo Hawk. Music this week is by Indian City. ARTICLES DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE: White House Takes Aim At Financial Protections For Military **Native American Agriculture Fund: A new $266 million philanthropy via Keepseagle ** The false narratives, invisibility, and the erasure of Native peoples must end. LeBron James to produce documentary series ‘Shut Up and Dribble’ for Showtime Record Number Of Native Americans Running For Office In Midterms Tuesday, August 14, 2018 – Voting rights in San Juan County, Utah MUSIC PRESENTED IN THIS EPISODE: Artist: Indian City Track: Here And Now **Presented by Manitoba Music ** Aboriginal Music Website Bio: **Indian City was founded by Vince Fontaine in 2012 and features a talented lineup of award-winning artists and rising stars. The group’s unique fusion of lyrics, music, and personalities captures the sound as a vibrant Indigenous culture. Based out of Winnipeg, Manitoba in the heart of Turtle Island, Indian City brings to life music that stretches across a colorful landscape by fusing Indigenous imagery with pop and alternative rock, drawing inspiration from the rich heritage of Indigenous spirit. The music group is a music community and collaboration that can range in size from 5 to 10 people on stage and consists of bandleader Vince Fontaine, lead singers Pamela Davis, Don Amero, Jay Bodner, and Jeremy Koz, vocalist/keyboards Neewa Mason, Atik Mason on bass, and Rich Reid on drums. Guest musicians include traditional pow wow singer Ray Coco Stevenson and trumpet players Chuck Copenance and Phil Collins. Indian City has three album releases to date Supernation (2012), Colors (2014), and the title track you just heard Here and Now, from (2017). AMP Sessions is a series of live performance videos presented by Manitoba Music featuring new music from First Nation, Métis, and Inuit recording artists from Manitoba, filmed at Winnipeg’s Bedside Studios.** Kutupitush! (Thank You!) for listening!  

Why do some people achieve incredible success while most others struggle? Why do some reach their goals while others give up within days of setting them? Why do some people make WAY more money at work while others are stuck in the mailroom for 40 years? Those topics, among many others, are the focus of today’s episode of The BiggerPockets Podcast, where we sit down with Eric Barker, author of the WSJ bestseller Barking Up the Wrong Tree: The Surprising Science Behind Why Everything You Know About Success Is (Mostly) WrongW. Eric spends his life exploring the science and psychology behind what actually makes an individual successful, and today we explore those often-surprising truths as they relate to real estate, business, and all areas of life!In This Episode We Cover:Eric’s backgroundWhat you should know about his bookHow to align yourself with what you’re good atThe issue of gritThe “3 Ps” (personal, permanent, and pervasive)The secret to forming habitsHow to create external accountabilityA discussion on systems vs. goalsWhat you should know about introverts vs. extrovertsHow financial success can serve as a great defenseTips for not taking the day for grantedHow to become a super connectorWhat makes somebody successful at workWhat “work-life balance” truly meansThe 4 metrics of successAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets’ Low Budget (Youtube Series)BiggerPockets Youtube ChannelStickkFinconNoah KaganMarginal RevolutionRyan HolidayTim Urban’s Wait but Why?Josh KaufmanThe Vietnam WarIcarus Netflix OriginalThe Armstrong LieCommand and ControlThe BombGym Pact AppBooks Mentioned in this ShowBarking Up the Wrong Tree by Eric BarkerThe Miracle Morning by Hal ElrodThe One Thing by Gary Keller and Jay PapasanDeep Work by Carl NewportThe Personal MBA by Josh KaufmanDrive by Dan PinkThe Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben HorowitzGive and Take by Adam GrantTweetable Topics:“The single most motivating thing is the feeling of progress.” (Tweet This!)“The importance of the habit is consistency.” (Tweet This!)“In the end, it’s generally better to set up systems as opposed to goals.” (Tweet This!)“There is no fear with boredom.” (Tweet This!)Connect with EricEric’s Blog