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Jacob and Aaron dive into the readings for the Second Sunday in Lent, which are Genesis 17:1-7, 15-16, Romans 4:13-25, and Mark 8:31-38.

In this episode we discuss the second letter in the alphabet and how sometimes you hear it and sometimes you don't. Learn the words that cause all of the confusion!

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Dr. Wanda Wallace is an author, coach, and radio host, who helps both women and men catapult their career to the next level. She talks about using badass energy to ask the questions that help you really get ahead, her book Out of the Comfort Zone, and how she has been a badass in the making since she was three years old.    What You Will Hear in This Episode:    Why being an expert in something is really about being confident that you have the knowledge, and also accepting that there will be moments where you don’t.  More often, Wanda sees both women and men who are established and have worked their way up, but are now looking for a way to get out of their comfort zone and challenge themselves with something new.  Badasses need to do what it takes to learn from mentors and those in leadership positions to find out what experience and characteristics they need to move ahead.  Growth is required to lead from strengths, but also there is power and wisdom in realizing that there will be things along the way that you don’t know and have to learn.  Badasses realize there may be obstacles in the workplace, but they work to see all their options and choices instead of falling into victimhood.  In order to lead others, you must fully be aware of knowing your own value, and your worth.    Quotes:  “We need experts, they are the heroes of the organization.” - W  “I don’t think anyone should ever wait for the company to come to them.” - W “To me, being a badass is taking control when you can.” - B “Sometimes we don’t see the choices in front of us in a broad enough way.” - W   Mentioned:  @askwanda You Can’t Know It All  Out of the Comfort Zone

We sometimes think that it would be nice to join a gym, but it gets rather intimidating when we see all of the sign up procedures, there’s a lot of pressure. Still, we know it’s a good thing to work out, so maybe it’s time to buckle down and do it. In today’s lesson the process is at least made a little easier when a friend can give some advice about what to expect.DialogueA: Ô Diana, para entrar numa academia, que que tem que fazer? B: Você prefere começar exercícios na máquina, pesos livres, ou exercícios aeróbicos? A: Não, o que quero dizer, você tem a assinar um contrato, pagar a mensalidade, o que tem que fazer para fazer a matrícula? B: Ah, bom, tenta buscar um lugar que tenha contrato anual, pra ser cobrada só uma vez ao ano. É mais barato do que o mensal. A: E o que que é uma taxa de adesão? B: Esse é um valor adicional, cobrado ao realizar a matrícula. Mas muitas vezes tem uma promoção que elimina a taxa de adesão, tenta evitá-la. A: E será que preciso levar alguma coisa do médico? B: As vezes pedem um atestado médico para provar que você está apta para praticar atividades físicas, mas isso depende do local e da idade da pessoa, duvido que você precise. A: Mais alguma coisa? B: Pede pra verificar que tem vestiário com armários, assim vai ser mais fácil guardar as suas coisas.A: Hey Diana, to sign up for a gym, what do you need to do? B: Do you prefer to begin with machine exercises, free weights, or aerobic exercises? A: No, what I mean is, you have to sign a contract, pay a monthly fee, what do you have to do to sign up? B: OK, well, try to find a place that has an annual contract, to be charged just once a year. It’s cheaper than paying by the month. A: Is there a sign up fee? B: That is an additional fee, charged when you sign up. But many times there are specials that do away with the sign up fee, try to avoid it. A: And will I need to take anything from the doctor? B: Sometimes they ask for a medical statement that shows that you are able to participate in physical activities, but this depends on the location and the age of the person. I doubt you’ll need it. A: Anything else? B: Check to make sure that they have a dressing room with lockers, that way it’s easier to store your things.

We sometimes think that it would be nice to join a gym, but it gets rather intimidating when we see all of the sign up procedures, there’s a lot of pressure. Still, we know it’s a good thing to work out, so maybe it’s time to buckle down and do it. In today’s lesson the process is at least made a little easier when a friend can give some advice about what to expect.DialogueA: Ô Diana, para entrar numa academia, que que tem que fazer? B: Você prefere começar exercícios na máquina, pesos livres, ou exercícios aeróbicos? A: Não, o que quero dizer, você tem a assinar um contrato, pagar a mensalidade, o que tem que fazer para fazer a matrícula? B: Ah, bom, tenta buscar um lugar que tenha contrato anual, pra ser cobrada só uma vez ao ano. É mais barato do que o mensal. A: E o que que é uma taxa de adesão? B: Esse é um valor adicional, cobrado ao realizar a matrícula. Mas muitas vezes tem uma promoção que elimina a taxa de adesão, tenta evitá-la. A: E será que preciso levar alguma coisa do médico? B: As vezes pedem um atestado médico para provar que você está apta para praticar atividades físicas, mas isso depende do local e da idade da pessoa, duvido que você precise. A: Mais alguma coisa? B: Pede pra verificar que tem vestiário com armários, assim vai ser mais fácil guardar as suas coisas.A: Hey Diana, to sign up for a gym, what do you need to do? B: Do you prefer to begin with machine exercises, free weights, or aerobic exercises? A: No, what I mean is, you have to sign a contract, pay a monthly fee, what do you have to do to sign up? B: OK, well, try to find a place that has an annual contract, to be charged just once a year. It’s cheaper than paying by the month. A: Is there a sign up fee? B: That is an additional fee, charged when you sign up. But many times there are specials that do away with the sign up fee, try to avoid it. A: And will I need to take anything from the doctor? B: Sometimes they ask for a medical statement that shows that you are able to participate in physical activities, but this depends on the location and the age of the person. I doubt you’ll need it. A: Anything else? B: Check to make sure that they have a dressing room with lockers, that way it’s easier to store your things.

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