Podcasts about Balancing

Episode Title: Friendship, Purpose and the Road to SuccessGuests: Coby Watts and Danilo Overview In this episode Luke sits down with two of his closest friends, Coby Watts and Danilo, for a real, unfiltered conversation about life, ambition, and the power of true friendship. What unfolds is a mix of humor, deep reflection, and honest truth about what it really takes to chase your dreams while staying grounded. Key Topics Covered • How Luke, Coby and Danilo first met and the moments that built their bond• The ups and downs behind Danilo's rise in the music industry• Staying authentic while climbing toward success• Coby's journey with ADHD and how it shaped his creativity• The pull between content creation and returning to full time DJ life• Mental health, setbacks and finding purpose• The importance of having real friends who call you higher• Balancing ambition with enjoying the journey What You Will Take From This Episode • Motivation to stay true to your passion• Insight into navigating self doubt and comparison• Understanding that success is not a straight line• The value of brotherhood and honest conversations• Permission to laugh at the process while growing through it Memorable Moments • Funny behind the scenes stories from their early days• Real talk about fear, identity and pressure to perform• Honest reflections on what success actually feels like• How each of them defines purpose today Connect With Us Luke – https://instagram.com/lukemindpowerDanilo – https://instagram.com/dj_danilo_officialCoby – https://instagram.com/kobewattsmusic Disclaimer This podcast is for entertainment and inspirational purposes only. The views and stories shared are based on personal experiences and are not intended as professional advice. We do not encourage or condone anyone to copy our choices or lifestyle, and any opinions expressed are our own. Please enjoy the conversation with an open mind and a sense of humor. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

At BossMom, we're normalizing the conversations that help you grow a business while raising a family. In this episode, Dana opens up about the constant struggle moms face when deciding where to put their energy and time. From choosing to cuddle her sick kids all week to flying to Arizona for a mastermind event, she shares the raw truth that being busy isn't the same as being effective. She breaks down why every strategy "works" but most of us are stuck because we lack clarity on what we're actually building. The real lesson? You can't delegate, scale, or find freedom without absolute clarity on who you're serving and why. You don't need more time management tips, you need to get brutally honest about where you're wasting energy on busy work instead of building something that actually gives you the freedom to choose the cuddles when it matters most. Explore More Resources from BossMom BossMom is your go-to home base for content, support, and community designed specifically for moms growing businesses → https://bossmom.com

In this dynamic conversation, Dennis Thompson and Corrado reflect on how their creative partnership began—sparked by a mutual connection and built through shared vision and collaboration. They unpack the realities of working together in the content space, touching on brand partnerships, creative alignment, and the constant challenge of staying authentic in an ever-evolving social media landscape. Beyond content creation, the discussion expands into balancing family life with entrepreneurship, the power of meaningful audience engagement, and their anticipation for the upcoming World Cup. They explore what the tournament means culturally for Toronto and how soccer continues to shape identity and community in the city. The conversation also dives into broader themes of sports, cultural pride, and Canada's economic environment. From infrastructure readiness for global events to the impact of taxes and financial pressures on athletes, they offer candid perspectives on opportunity and responsibility. Ultimately, the dialogue highlights the importance of mindset, accountability, and community-driven values in defining success both in business and in life. TakeawaysCollaboration can lead to creative synergy and expanded reach.Understanding your audience is key to successful content creation.Maintaining authenticity is crucial when working with brands.Engaging with your audience fosters a loyal community.Balancing family life and content creation requires effective time management.Social media platforms encourage collaboration for greater visibility.Cultural representation is vital in sports events like the World Cup.Navigating brand partnerships requires clear communication and alignment of values.Content creation can be a business that supports family needs.The dynamics of soccer and its cultural impact are significant in community engagement. Cultural identity plays a significant role in sports fandom.Infrastructure readiness is crucial for hosting major events.Economic factors heavily influence the sports landscape.Taxes and financial decisions impact athletes' choices.A mindset shift is necessary for business success in Canada.Community engagement is vital for fostering local talent.Accountability partners can help navigate business challenges.Understanding one's value is key in negotiations.Sports and entertainment require a long-term perspective.Cultural values shape our approach to success and opportunity.CONTACT CORRADO BELOW INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/corrado/?hl=enTIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@corradoarangio?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/corradoarangioFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/CorradoArangio/?utm_source=hoobe&utm_medium=socialCONTACT DENNIS BELOW INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/iam_trixafa.ent/?hl=enTHREADS: https://www.threads.com/@iam_trixafa.entBOOKING INQUIRY: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfrfy-BJYi-KoxzsOr0_ReEsVBy905ZJwzYT0W7pvUU46B7Mw/viewform

If you've ever shipped fast only to realize no one wanted what you built, you've felt the tension behind balancing building and feedback. As developers, we're trained to execute against known requirements. As soon as you step into product ownership, consulting, or entrepreneurship, those guardrails disappear. Now you have to decide what to build, who it's for, and why it matters—while still making forward progress. Get it wrong, and you either drown in feedback or disappear into code. Get it right, and you create steady momentum without wasting effort. This interview continues our discussion with Tyler Dane as we break down a practical, repeatable system for balancing building and feedback so you can keep shipping and stay aligned with real customer needs. About Tyler Dane Tyler Dane has dedicated his career to helping people better manage—and truly appreciate—their time. After working as a full-time Software Engineer, Tyler recently stepped away from traditional employment to focus entirely on building Compass Calendar, a productivity app designed to help everyday users visualize and plan their day more intentionally. The tool is built from firsthand experience, not theory—shaped by years of experimenting with productivity systems, tools, and workflows. In a bold reset, Tyler sold most of his belongings and relocated to San Francisco to focus on growing the product, collaborating with partners, and pushing Compass forward. Outside of coding, Tyler creates YouTube videos and writes about time management and productivity. After consuming countless productivity books, tools, and frameworks, he realized a common trap: doing more without actually accomplishing what matters. That insight led him to break productivity down into its most practical, nuanced components—cutting through hustle culture noise to focus on systems that actually work. Tyler is unapologetically honest and independent. With no investors, no sponsors, and nothing to sell beyond the value of his work, his focus is simple: help people get more done—and appreciate the limited time they have to do it. Follow Tyler on LinkedIn, YouTube, and X. Balancing building and feedback starts with a clear v1 The biggest cause of wasted effort isn't bad code—it's unclear scope. A clear v1 isn't a long feature list; it's a decision about which problem you are solving first. When v1 is defined, feedback becomes directional instead of distracting. You can evaluate every request with a simple question: Does this help solve the v1 problem? If the answer is no, it goes into a parking lot—not the backlog. Without that clarity, every conversation feels urgent, and every idea feels equally important. Balancing building and feedback by timeboxing your week Unstructured time leads to extremes. One week becomes all coding. The next becomes all conversations. Neither works for long. Timeboxing forces balance by design. Decide when you build and when you listen—and protect those blocks like production systems. This removes decision fatigue and prevents emotional swings based on the latest conversation. The Weekly Balance Blueprint Pick a structure: daily outreach blocks or one dedicated feedback day Convert feedback into next-week priorities instead of mid-week pivots Consistency matters more than perfection. Balancing building and feedback with daily "business refocus" blocks Short check-ins keep you out of the weeds. Spend 10–15 minutes at the start and end of your day to reconnect with the business context. Ask yourself: Who is this for? What problem am I solving? What actually moved the product forward today? These moments prevent scope creep and help you code with intent instead of habit. Balancing building and feedback using personal sprints Personal sprints introduce rhythm. Two- or three-week cycles work well because they're long enough to produce meaningful output and short enough to adjust course. Each sprint should include: Focused build time Planned feedback windows Explicit integration of what you learned This keeps learning and execution tightly coupled, rather than competing for attention. Balancing building and feedback through problem-first customer research Feedback becomes overwhelming when you ask the wrong questions. Feature requests are noisy. Problems are signals. Focus conversations on how people experience the problem today, what frustrates them, and what "better" looks like. This approach surfaces patterns instead of opinions. Problem-First Customer Conversations Ask about pains, workarounds, and desired outcomes Use "not our customer" signals to narrow your focus Clarity often comes from who you don't build for. Balancing building and feedback to prevent feature overload Not all feedback belongs in your product. Filtering input is a leadership skill. Use your v1 definition and target customer as a lens. Some ideas are valuable later. Some indicate a different market entirely. Saying "no" protects your momentum and your sanity. Balancing building and feedback by turning conversations into messaging Customer conversations don't just shape the product—they shape how you talk about it. The language people use to describe their pain becomes your marketing copy. When your messaging mirrors real problems, alignment improves across sales, onboarding, and product decisions. Balancing building and feedback with journaling to spot patterns Writing creates distance. Distance creates clarity. A lightweight journaling habit helps you spot repeated mistakes, drifting priorities, and false assumptions before they become expensive. Over time, patterns become impossible to ignore. The Founder Feedback Journal Capture decisions, assumptions, and outcomes daily Review monthly to identify drift and reset priorities It's one of the simplest tools with the highest long-term ROI. Conclusion Balancing building and feedback isn't about splitting your time evenly—it's about building a system that keeps you moving forward without losing direction. Clear scope, protected time, intentional feedback loops, and honest reflection create momentum that compounds. Start small. Adjust deliberately. And remember: progress comes from building the right things, not just building faster. Stay Connected: Join the Developreneur Community We invite you to join our community and share your coding journey with us. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting, there's always room to learn and grow together. Contact us at info@develpreneur.com with your questions, feedback, or suggestions for future episodes. Together, let's continue exploring the exciting world of software development. Additional Resources Embrace FeedBack For Better Teams Maximizing Developer Effectiveness: Feedback Loops Turning Feedback into Future Success: A Guide for Developers Building Better Foundations Podcast Videos – With Bonus Content

With a career spanning the US Navy, executive leadership positions at PetSmart and Banfield Pet Hospital, and pioneering online training, Don brings unique insights into building and scaling businesses across industries. Throughout the conversation, Avanish and Don discuss OpenSesame's evolution from an online learning marketplace to an AI-powered platform that serves enterprises, learning management systems, and content publishers. They explore the "Intel Inside" ecosystem strategy, the Simon AI tool that democratizes course creation and enables instant translation into 70 languages, and how organizations can successfully navigate workforce reinvention in the AI era while meeting customers where they are.In this episode, Avanish and Don discuss:OpenSesame's dual-sided platform strategy: Partnering with 200+ LMS/HRIS systems on the delivery side while aggregating 50,000 courses from 200+ publishers, providing distribution for small publishers to reach enterprise customers and enabling large publishers like Harvard Business Publishing to access mid-market and SMB segments.The Simon AI course creation tool: Democratizing content development by enabling subject matter experts to create high-quality courses without instructional designers, with built-in translation capabilities across 70 languages for voiceover and text—expanding global reach for multinational organizations.Workforce reinvention as strategic imperative: Positioning OpenSesame at the center of organizational AI transformation by providing not just technology but comprehensive change management roadmaps, helping HR and learning leaders guide their teams through adoption with curated content and use cases.The "meet them where they are" philosophy: Balancing long-term product vision with practical customer adoption paths, especially during transformational periods like AI implementation, by understanding customer needs deeply before prescribing solutions and allowing products to flex without compromising the ultimate vision.The 1% better daily improvement mindset: Embracing continuous learning and incremental progress as the foundation for breakthrough innovation, recognizing that overnight successes are built on consistent dedication and discipline over time.About Don Spear:Don Spear is CEO of OpenSesame. Before his current role, he founded BlueVolt.com, held executive leadership positions at Banfield Pet Hospital and PetSmart, and served as a submarine officer aboard the USS Tunny (SSN 682).About OpenSesameOpenSesame, the leading provider of online business training, is the choice for L&D professionals wanting to drive learning initiatives forward with innovation, agility, and care. We offer the world's most comprehensive digital learning catalog, with regularly updated content from expert publishers in a variety of formats and languages. By providing comprehensive learning resources and innovative tools like Simon, OpenSesame empowers L&D professionals to exceed their goals and champion learning across their entire organization.Host Avanish SahaiAvanish Sahai is a Tidemark Fellow and served as a Board Member of Hubspot from 2018 to 2023; he currently serves on the boards of Birdie.ai, Flywl.com and Meta.com.br as well as a few non-profits and educational boards. Previously, Avanish served as the vice president, ISV and Apps partner ecosystem of Google from 2019 until 2021. From 2016 to 2019, he served as the global vice president, ISV and Technology alliances at ServiceNow.  From 2014 to 2015, he was the senior vice president and chief product officer at Demandbase.  Prior to Demandbase, Avanish built and led the Appexchange platform ecosystem team at Salesforce, and was an executive at Oracle and McKinsey & Company, as well as various early to mid-stage startups in Silicon Valley.About TidemarkTidemark is a venture capital firm, foundation, and community built to serve category-leading technology companies as they scale.  Tidemark was founded in 2021 by David Yuan, who has been investing, advising, and building technology companies for over 20 years.  Learn more at www.tidemarkcap.com.LinksFollow our host, Avanish SahaiLearn more about Tidemark

#329 | Dave is joined by Emma Robinson, Head of B2B Marketing at Canva, and Kristine Segrist, Global Head of Consumer Marketing at Canva, to break down how Canva is scaling growth across both enterprise and consumer audiences. They talk about how Canva balances brand-building with pipeline accountability, how they turn bottom-up product adoption into enterprise deals, and why brand investment is a long-term growth lever. Emma and Kristine also share how their team structure, data science investments, and creative bets like the Love Your Work campaign help Canva scale without losing the brand identity that made them famous.Timestamps(00:00) - – Intro (03:21) - – Canva's marketing org structure (06:21) - – Blurring B2B and B2C (11:21) - – How Canva measures marketing impact (16:21) - – Turning free users into enterprise deals (21:21) - – Data science's role in marketing (24:21) - – Balancing brand bets with ROI (30:59) - – Inside the “Love Your Work” campaign (37:59) - – How Canva executes large campaigns (41:59) - – Building enterprise credibility and trust (44:59) - – FedEx case study on brand governance (48:59) - – Lessons from Google and Meta (52:59) - – Why creativity is a marketing superpower (54:59) - – Closing thoughts Join 50,0000 people who get Dave's Newsletter here: https://www.exitfive.com/newsletterLearn more about Exit Five's private marketing community: https://www.exitfive.com/***Brought to you by:Knak - A no-code, campaign creation platform that lets you go from idea to on-brand email and landing pages in minutes, using AI where it actually matters. Learn more at knak.com/exitfive.Optimizely - An AI platform where autonomous agents execute marketing work across webpages, email, SEO, and campaigns. Get a free, personalized 45-minute AI workshop to help you identify the best AI use cases for your marketing team and map out where agents can save you time at optimizely.com/exitfive (PS - you'll get a FREE pair of Meta Ray Bans if you do). Customer.io - An AI powered customer engagement platform that help marketers turn first-party data into engaging customer experiences across email, SMS, and push. Learn more at customer.io/exitfive.  ***Thanks to my friends at hatch.fm for producing this episode and handling all of the Exit Five podcast production.They give you unlimited podcast editing and strategy for your B2B podcast.Get unlimited podcast editing and on-demand strategy for one low monthly cost. Just upload your episode, and they take care of the rest.Visit hatch.fm to learn more

Can a podcast be strong and still have room to grow? We're breaking down a recent episode of indie podcast, Movies in a Nutshell , and exploring what happens when a show gets most things right. Believe us, this episode leaves plenty to study. We unpack what worked, including their approach to segment structure and intentional ways to speak to both new and returning listeners. We also look at areas where a little polish could elevate the experience even more. Because the gap between good and great is often smaller than you think...Episode Highlights: [01:56] Podcast evaluation begins[02:51] First clip and podcast intro review[08:05] Explaining plosives and practical audio techniques[12:06] Intentional small talk and nostalgia[19:58] Referencing past episodes[26:44] Creating segments that engage an audience[29:32] Nostalgia and cultural context[31:51] Podcast structure and segment flow[33:55] Balancing new and returning audiences[41:42] Episode titles and SEO considerationsLinks & Resources: The Podcasting Morning Chat: www.podpage.com/pmcJoin The Empowered Podcasting Facebook Group:www.facebook.com/groups/empoweredpodcasting⁠Book A Free Call With Me: https://calendly.com/ironickmedia/freestrategycallJoin The Empowered Podcasting Facebook Group:www.facebook.com/groups/empoweredpodcasting⁠Application To Submit Your Show For Evaluation: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8-Xv6O6lrNPcPJwj3N0Z5Osdl-5kHGz_PiAU45U57S-XgoA/viewform?usp=headerMovies in a Nutshell: https://pod.link/1156902852/episode/ZjNkYzI4NDUtZDExMi00NTZkLThkZTQtNGFhZTY5NGRlM2Yz?view=apps&sort=popularityRemember to rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Your support helps us grow and bring valuable content to the podcasting community.Join us LIVE every weekday morning at 7 am ET (US) on ⁠Clubhouse⁠: ⁠⁠⁠ https://www.clubhouse.com/house/empowered-podcasting-e6nlrk0w⁠⁠Live on YouTube: ⁠https://youtube.com/@marcronick⁠Brought to you by⁠ ⁠iRonickMedia.com⁠⁠ Please note that some links may be affiliate links, which support the hosts of the PMC. Thank you!--- Send in your mailbag question at:⁠ https://www.podpage.com/pmc/contact/⁠ or ⁠marc@ironickmedia.com⁠Want to be a guest on The Podcasting Morning Chat? Send me a message on PodMatch, here: ⁠https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1729879899384520035bad21b⁠

What does it truly mean to see—and how can technology restore one of our most essential human senses? In this episode, Dr. José-Alain Sahel joins Kate O’Neill to reveal the breakthroughs in vision restoration, and how these innovations are shaping the future of human experience. Topics Covered: Optogenetic therapy and vision restoration Artificial retina technology Scientific and patient journey of regaining sight Convergence of AI, neuroscience, and medical devices Philosophy of sight and perception Natural vs. artificial boundaries in biotech Balancing innovation and patient safety Strategies for treating different stages of blindness Meaning and legacy of vision technologies Connect with: Dr. José-Alain SahelThe Eye & Ear Foundation of PittsburghUPMC Enterprises Episode Chapters: 00:00:05 – Welcome to the Tech Humanist Show 00:01:14 – Introduction of Dr. José-Alain Sahel 00:02:29 – 2021 Optogenetic Vision Restoration Breakthrough 00:02:46 – Recent Artificial Retina Breakthrough (2025) 00:03:47 – The First Patient's Experience 00:06:31 – Explaining the Technology: Algae Proteins & Retinal Cells 00:09:00 – Scientific Process: Failures, Persistence, and Progress 00:10:13 – How the Goggles Work 00:11:03 – Training the Brain to Interpret New Visual Input 00:11:24 – The Patient's Story: From Blindness to Seeing Again 00:16:07 – Philosophical Perspective on Sight and Perception 00:20:02 – Measuring Human Experience in Vision Restoration 00:23:26 – Natural vs. Artificial: Ethics and Human Augmentation 00:26:19 – Balancing Innovation with Patient Safety in Clinical Trials 00:29:53 – Complementary Strategies for Blindness Treatment 00:31:34 – Vision, Meaning, and Human Flourishing 00:34:41 – Where to Find More About Dr. Sahel's Work 00:35:49 – Episode Credits & Outro

The confetti's settled. The product is out in the world. So… what happens next? Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson share what the days after a launch actually look like at 37signals. They discuss not letting early numbers steer the ship, making space for rest after the push, and remembering that shipping is just the start, not the finish line.Key Takeaways00:10 – What happens shortly after launch02:09 – Dialing the team back05:10 – Product touch ups and enhancements06:16 – Returning to a familiar work rhythm07:16 – Balancing the product push with real breaks10:39 – Not letting early signups call the shots20:32 – Sticking with what works for your team22:00 – Putting the product ahead of quick money moves27:26 – Why launch buzz doesn't last foreverLinks and ResourcesThe Great Falls of Boeing, Intel, and Apple from David Heinemeier Hansson's HEY WorldFizzy is a modern spin on kanban. Try it for free at fizzy.doRecord a video question for the podcastSign up for a 30-day free trial at Basecamp.comBooks by 37signalsHEY World | HEYThe REWORK podcastThe Rework Podcast on YouTubeThe 37signals Dev Blog37signals on YouTube@37signals on X

In this episode of the By Any Means Coaches Podcast, Tyler Clark and Alex Silva sit down with Tyler Ackley, head men's basketball coach at St. Joseph's College of Maine, joins the podcast to unpack what it really takes to build, and rebuild, a winning program. From stepping in after a 25+ year coaching legacy during an abrupt transition, to navigating injuries, culture shock, and the modern recruiting landscape, Tyler shares a transparent look at leadership rooted in relationships, accountability, and clarity.This episode dives deep into culture creation, effort standards, recruiting philosophy, and the evolving state of college basketball. Coach Ackley explains why playing hard is a non-negotiable, how he balances freedom with discipline, why self-awareness matters more than talent in recruiting, and how learning to “walk away from talent” changed his career. If you're a coach trying to build something sustainable, not just flashy, this conversation is packed with practical insight.Timestamps00:00 – Tyler Ackley's coaching journey and background 03:42 – Lessons learned early in his career and key influences 07:15 – Building a program at the Division III level 10:28 – Recruiting philosophy and identifying the right fit 14:06 – Balancing player development with team structure 18:21 – Creating clarity in roles and expectations 22:37 – What skill development looks like in a college setting 27:14 – Practice design and constraints that drive transfer 31:08 – Building culture intentionally, not accidentally 35:19 – Communication standards and accountability 39:46 – Developing confidence without sacrificing discipline 43:12 – Staff alignment and internal collaboration 47:55 – What young coaches often misunderstand 52:04 – Advice for coaches trying to build sustainable successResources & LinksCoaching Resources: https://byanymeansbasketball.comBAM Blueprint Book: https://byanymeansbasketball.com/bam-blueprintIf you enjoyed this conversation, share it with another coach who's building a program or navigating the college landscape. And if you're serious about elevating your player development systems and practice design, be sure to explore the BAM resources linked above.

THE HOMEOPATHY HEALTH SHOW Multidimensional Homeopathy & The Evolution of Case-Taking With Dr. Dinesh Chohan In this inspiring and thought-provoking episode of The Homeopathy Health Show, Atiq and Naila are joined by Dr. Dinesh Chohan, who shares his remarkable journey from initially disliking homeopathy to becoming a deeply committed and innovative practitioner. A transformative encounter with Dr. Rajan Sankaran challenged him to truly understand and apply homeopathic principles - a turning point that reshaped his professional path. What followed was not only clinical success, but the development of a multidimensional method of case-taking that bridges classical foundations with expanded perspectives. This episode explores both the philosophy and the practical application of homeopathy - from balancing brain hemispheres in consultation to integrating science, symbolism, and natural history into remedy understanding. In This Episode We Explore: From Resistance to Passion Dr. Chohan reflects on his early reluctance toward homeopathy, the pivotal prescription that changed everything, and how deep engagement with core principles transformed his practice. Balancing the Brain in Case-Taking We explore the dynamic between the analytical (left brain) and spontaneous (right brain) aspects of consultation. Dr. Chohan explains his three-step method and why true case-taking requires allowing the patient's natural, unlearned expression to emerge. Accessing the Patient's True Nature In a world dominated by conditioned responses, how do we access authentic symptoms? The discussion highlights the importance of listening beyond rehearsed narratives to discover the deeper pattern.

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 #102: In this episode of Reckoning, Britt sits down with returning guest Trev Trifaux of Compass Grid Labradors for an incredible recap of his unforgettable fall hunting season in Canada. Over 57 days in the field, Trev filled 8 tags across multiple species—including elk, moose, black bear, cinnamon bear, whitetail deer, and more—using both archery and rifle. Trev shares the full story behind: Bowhunting black bears at 17 yards Taking a moose at 72 yards with his bow Harvesting a cinnamon bear at 80 yards Tagging his first whitetail Pursuing elk and deer in remote terrain Balancing long hunts, travel, and recovery Preparing mentally and physically for extended seasons Learning long-distance shooting later in life Staying aligned with personal values in the hunting and outdoor industry We also dive into how last year's experiences shaped this season's success, what techniques he changed, and how discipline, patience, and preparation helped him go farther and hunt longer than ever before. This honest, real conversation also touches on brand alignment, content creation, and keeping the focus where it belongs—on ethical hunting, field care, and respect for the animal. Plus, Britt and Trev catch up, reflect on past seasons, and share behind-the-scenes stories from life in the field. If you love real hunting stories, bowhunting, western and Canadian big game adventures, and conversations about integrity in the outdoor space, this episode is for you. Get the show notes HERE! Chapters:  00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene 02:04 The Hunting Journey Begins 04:50 Challenges and Triumphs in the Field 07:37 The Bear Hunt Experience 10:25 Reflections on Bear Hunting 13:18 Transitioning to Moose Hunting 16:08 The Moose Encounter and Shot 18:58 Post-Hunt Reflections and Meat Processing 21:32 The Cinnamon Bear and New Experiences 23:44 Choosing the Perfect Mount 26:17 The Joy of Taxidermy and Family 27:06 Hunting Challenges and Learning Experiences 29:04 The Thrill of the Hunt: Elk and Deer 32:40 Whitetail vs. Mule Deer: A Taste Test 36:02 Hunting Strategies and Lessons Learned 38:42 The Importance of Patience in Hunting 41:23 Tree Stand Adventures and Relationship Tests 46:06 The Elk Hunt: A Rewarding Experience 48:22 The Joy of the Hunt 51:12 Shooting Techniques and Equipment 55:37 Gear That Makes a Difference 57:22 Branding and Personal Values 01:02:29 Future Aspirations and Growth Get our FAVORITE links, codes & more here! EPISODE MENTIONS:  Follow Trev on Instagram Watch the show on YouTube HERE Submit your favorites at thereckoningpodcast.com/submit OLLIN for the best digiscoping systems out there use code: RECKONING for 10% OFF SHOP HERE SHEEPFEET for custom orthotics, the best hunting shoe and the hideout hoodie use code: RECKONING for 10% OFF SHOP HERE MTN OPS for the best supplements and gear. Use code BRITT for 20% OFF your order! RUGGED ROAD COOLER GET 10% OFF your lightweight and organized cooler here or USE CODE: LONG  Have Reckoning create content for your brand, learn more HERE! Follow Us on Social:  Brittney Long IGReckoning IG Affiliate Disclaimer.  Show Notes may contain affiliate links. If you click through my referral link, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission if you make a purchase.  Thank you for supporting RECKONING LLC.

Nervous System 101: What Chiropractic Really Does and How to "Reset" Stress Response | Conversations with a Chiropractor Episode Description In this solo episode of Conversations with a Chiropractor, Dr. Stephanie Wautier tackles a question that still floats around out there: is chiropractic "scientific," and what does it really have to do with stress relief? It starts with a surprising grocery store comment and turns into a clear, practical breakdown of the nervous system, what chiropractors are actually assessing, and why the spine matters for both the central and peripheral nervous system. Stephanie explains the difference between the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) and the peripheral nervous system (the network of nerves leaving the spinal cord), then zooms in on the autonomic nervous system, the part most people are talking about when they say "fight or flight" and "rest and digest." She also clears up a common misconception: every chiropractor is working with the nervous system, regardless of technique, because the goal is the same, reduce interference and restore communication. From there, this episode turns into a toolkit. You'll hear simple, doable ways to support a stressed-out system, including breathing patterns that cue safety, sensory grounding, rhythmic movement, vagus nerve stimulators like humming and gargling, and sleep habits that help your body actually power down at night.

Automation made responses faster. It didn't make people care more.Most gyms aren't losing leads because of systems, they're losing them because they feel interchangeable.Welcome to Gym Marketing Made Simple, a podcast focused on removing noise from gym growth. Each episode breaks down practical marketing, sales, and leadership systems that help boutique gyms create consistent momentum without relying on guesswork or nonstop outreach.Episode HighlightsIn this episode, the focus is on why response rates drop in competitive fitness markets and how gyms can stand out by combining automation with real human interaction. The conversation breaks down competitive advantage, consumer behavior, lead nurturing systems, and the role of personalized communication in increasing engagement and revenue.Episode OutlineWhy competitive advantage matters more when multiple gyms offer similar services.How low response rates are often tied to lack of prioritization, not lead quality.The importance of speed to lead and consistent follow-up.How modern consumers shop for fitness services like any other service.Why automation is now expected—and why it no longer differentiates.Using human touchpoints like voice memos, video, and education to build trust.How engagement scores help prioritize leads effectively.The risks of relying only on transactional automation.Balancing educational content with direct outreach.Building long-term relationships through structured lead nurture systems.Episode Chapters00:00 Intro00:05 Understanding Competitive Advantage in the Fitness Market02:08 The Role of Consumer Behavior in Lead Engagement03:07 The Impact of Automation on Consumer Engagement05:39 Strategies for Humanizing Marketing Efforts07:43 Balancing Automation and Human Touch08:16 Building Long-Term Relationships with Leads08:33 The Role of Social Media in Lead Generation09:18 Implementing Effective Lead Nurturing StrategiesAction TakenSit down with current and prospective leads to review the nurture process.Ensure all messaging is aligned and intentional.Set up engagement score tracking inside GoHighLevel.Define outbound processes for text, voice memo, email, calls, DMs, and video.Use engagement data to prioritize outreach and conversationsConclusionCompetitive markets reward gyms that feel intentional, not automated. The real difference comes from combining structured systems with thoughtful human interaction. When leads feel seen, educated, and prioritized, conversations happen and conversions follow.CTAListen to the full episode and follow the show for more gym marketing clarity.

Have you ever felt the need to choose between non-profit and private practice? Is it possible to do both? My guest today, Tina, has found a way to do so! She believes in sustainability, both in business and her personal life. For Tina, being able to offer her services in the non-profit sector helps her to make sure her expertise is available to people who need the support but can't easily afford it, and seeing private clients in her solo practice helps her to support herself!   By combining both approaches, Tina can make sure she utilizes both her passion and her skills, and live while working in a way that feels fully integrated with her values. If you want to learn more, come join our conversation!  MEET TINA Tina Bells is a Registered Psychotherapist and EMDR therapist based in Toronto, where she also serves as the Grief and Bereavement Coordinator for a local hospice. She is the owner of Grounded Voice Psychotherapy, her Private Practice, where she supports individuals experiencing loss and Spiritual abuse. With a Master's in Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy and over a decade of experience in non-profits, including those such as shelters and correctional services, all of which inform her holistic, compassionate approach. Learn more about Tina on her practice website, Psychology Today, and LinkedIn profiles.  In this episode:  What motivated Tina to become a therapist  Going into private practice  Managing a diverse schedule  Tina's goals for 2026 Tina's advice to listeners  What motivated Tina to become a therapist There was no big, sudden moment of realization that Tina had to know she wanted to become a therapist. Instead, pursuing therapy came from a lifetime of interest in other people. 'I think it was a series of small things over time. I always knew I wanted to support people, that's what led to the Master's in Spiritual Care and Psychotherapy, and then into the non-profit work that I have been doing for the last two decades.' - Tina Bells  Initially, Tina worked mostly with people who were struggling with addictions, but with time, her passions shifted, things changed, and she began to focus on grief. That pulled her in and encouraged her to pivot her career.  Going into private practice  While Tina continues to work in the non-profit sector, she has begun her own Canadian private practice to prevent burnout.  'I think sustainability is an ethical issue, and that private practice allows me to do both [non-profit and private practice work], and allows me to have meaningful work in non-profit and provide for clients in a way that you can't when you're in the system.' - Tina Bells  For Tina, having one foot in both the non-profit sector and private practice enables her to find a clear, sustainable balance between serving her community and her passions while still being able to earn a stable income to support herself.  'It's really amazing to serve in that way, and to meet the needs of people who wouldn't be able to access mental healthcare otherwise. [And] when you're in private practice, you're able to meet a need in a different way, so you get more time with people. You get to see some of that long-term [change].' - Tina Bells Therefore, Tina can give support and care to people who need assistance through non-profit sectors, and also continue seeing her private practice clients.  Managing a diverse schedule  Since Tina works in both non-profit and private practice, she needs to be strategic with her time.  At the moment, she works for three days in a non-profit and two days in her private practice. With this split, she's able to work with both groups of people and still afford her lifestyle.  Additionally, her private practice is completely virtual, which helps her manage her work from home on her dedicated practice days.  Tina's goals for 2026 For 2026, Tina's main goal is to get groups up and running in her Canadian private practice.  'I'm trying to generate some interest in that. I would really love to do a group that focuses on the grief around losing a spiritual community. I think that's a really big piece, and it's not something that's often talked about, so that's my goal … To get a group going.' - Tina Bells She has added this option to her Psychology Today profile just to start the process. While she hasn't gotten any clients for the groups yet, the year has just begun! And Tina knows it will take some time to develop.  Additionally, Tina has goals to expand her marketing efforts, especially when it comes to networking and meeting new people in the community. If you are a non-profit or private practice owner, reach out to Tina and connect.  Tina's advice to listeners Don't underestimate the importance (and power!) of good supervision. Working with an expert and compassionate mentor can help you cover so much ground, especially if you are feeling unsure, nervous, or unsure how to begin this journey into therapy.  Connect with me: Instagram Website  Resources mentioned and useful links: Nadia and Debora D'Luso: A Sister-Team in Private Practice | EP 188 Learn more about the tools and deals that I love and use for my Canadian private practice Sign up for my free e-course on How to Start an Online Canadian Private Practice Jane App (use code FEARLESS2MO for two months free) Get started with Hushmail here and get one month for free! Learn more about Tina on her practice website, Psychology Today, and LinkedIn profiles Rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, and TuneIn  

BIG LIFE UPDATES!Not only did I turn 30 this past weekend, but I also announced that I'm pregnant! There's so much to catch up on!I'm touching on how I'm feeling and what I'm excited for going into my 30's along with a pregnancy Q&A!Talking about symptoms I've been dealing with, preconception, birth plan, stretch marks, and so much more.Strap in for this super exciting update!!!!--------------------------------------------------Find me on IG: @jfaye_rdWork with me! More info hereFREE RESOURCE! Balancing hormones and reducing pmsPregnancy prep episode 101

Balancing caregiving and career, Elizabeth Jalazo, M.D. traces how her daughter Evelyn's early feeding challenges and later diagnosis of Angelman syndrome reshape her priorities and professional path. Jalazo describes barriers many families face in rare-disease diagnosis, including a “wait and see” approach, specialist access, and insurance denials, and she emphasizes the value of answers for community, care planning, and research access. At UNC Chapel Hill, Jalazo works as a pediatric geneticist and clinical trialist studying interventional therapies for neurodevelopmental and lysosomal storage disorders, and she serves as chief medical officer of the Angelman Syndrome Foundation. She also leads work on Early Check, an opt-in newborn sequencing program in North Carolina, and shares practical lessons about protecting sleep, building support, and saying no while holding space for hope and joy Series: "Autism Tree Project Annual Neuroscience Conference" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 41173]

Imagine at 45, Melissa Jean Rod discovered that the man she had always believed was her father wasn't. What followed was a journey full of family secrets, DNA twists, and moments that felt almost like a detective story, all while learning to forgive when it seemed impossible. In this episode of Productivity Smarts, Gerald J. Leonard sits down with Texas-born author and speaker Melissa Jean Rod to unpack her decades-long journey of uncovering the truth about her father. Her story, chronicled in The Daddy Files: How I Survived the Secrets and Found the Truth that Heals, takes listeners through the raw reality of questioning paternity, facing hidden truths, and learning to forgive, all while discovering God as the unwavering Father. What begins as a search for biological answers evolves into a deeper spiritual and emotional transformation. Gerald and Melissa explore how unresolved pain can silently impact productivity, relationships, and personal growth, and why facing trauma courageously through writing, prayer, and honest reflection is essential for freedom. They share practical ways to navigate emotional bandwidth, from therapy, walks, music, and sunsets to leaning on supportive relationships, all while staying committed to life's daily demands. Melissa reflects on how her identity shifted from being defined by others to being rooted in God and herself, showing that grit, persistence, and truth-seeking mirror the stamina needed for meaningful goals. This conversation is a beacon for anyone wrestling with family secrets, identity questions, or emotional blocks, offering hope that inner healing unlocks creativity, resilience, and lasting productivity.   What We Discuss [00:00] Introduction [02:01] Introduction to  Melissa Jean Rod and The Daddy Files [04:14] How Melissa started writing [05:41] Emotional challenges in writing [06:07] Productivity and emotional healing [07:48] Personal story: relationships & healing [09:11] Processing trauma and growth [10:39] Staying resilient while writing [12:50] Balancing daily demands [16:15] The power of routine and habits [18:32] Identity shifts and inner work [19:03] Forgiveness and letting go [21:15] Support systems and emotional breakdowns [23:00] Managing emotional bandwidth [24:44] Tools for emotional healing [25:59] Creativity, storytelling, and authenticity [27:54] Persistence and stamina in goal setting [29:02] Closing & where to find Melissa [30:01] Podcast outro & call for reviews   Notable Quotes [08:46] "Things that go on in your past, if you don't deal with them, they do affect what you're going through now, and it does affect how you process things and how productive you can be." – Melissa Jean Rod [11:09] "I needed that break for my heart and my mind. Otherwise it would have been too much." – Melissa Jean Rod [23:33] "For me, I do a lot of talking with God and I dump it on him." – Melissa Jean Rod [19:07] "For me, it was a case of realizing that my identity did not revolve around who my biological father was or who my mother was. It was me. My identity was in me and in God." – Melissa Jean Rod [20:04] "I had to make a decision to get better, not bitter, and to grow through this and not just go through this." – Gerald J. Leonard [24:33] "I have gone to therapy many times. And it's a wonderful tool. If you have the right therapist, they are amazing." – Melissa Jean Rod Resource and Links Melissa Jean Rod Website: https://melissajeanrod.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissa-jean-rod-046b713a4 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MelissaJeanRod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melissajeanrod/# Book – The Daddy Files Productivity Smarts Podcast Website - productivitysmartspodcast.com Gerald J. Leonard Website - geraldjleonard.com Turnberry Premiere website - turnberrypremiere.com Scheduler - vcita.com/v/geraldjleonard   Kiva is a loan, not a donation, allowing you to cycle your money and create a personal impact worldwide. https://www.kiva.org/lender/topmindshelpingtopminds

In this episode of The Jason Cavness Experience, Jason sits down with Wesley Nicholson, owner of Two Maids of Kent, to talk about leadership, entrepreneurship, and building a service business rooted in community impact. Wesley shares how his background in the U.S. Navy and years of leadership experience at Amazon shaped his approach to running a people-first business. He discusses the transition from corporate leadership to small business ownership, the challenges of scaling a service business, and why culture and training matter just as much as operational excellence.  The conversation also explores Wesley's commitment to giving back, including Two Maids' mission of providing free cleanings to individuals battling cancer. Jason and Wesley talk about learning from mistakes, addressing blind spots as a leader, and creating opportunities for team members to grow. This episode is especially valuable for founders, operators, and anyone building a local service business with purpose. Topics Discussed • Wesley's background in the Navy and Amazon • Transitioning from corporate leadership to entrepreneurship • Building and growing Two Maids of Kent • Leadership lessons from military and corporate environments • Creating a strong team culture in a service business  • Training, accountability, and operational discipline  • Giving back through community-focused initiatives  • Learning from mistakes and addressing leadership blind spots • Balancing growth with quality and trust • Defining success beyond revenue Connect with Wesley Nicholson LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wesley-nicholson/ Connect with Two Maids of Kent  Website: https://www.twomaidscleaning.com/kent/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575676238096  Connect with Jason Cavness  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasoncavness  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejasoncavnessexperience/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jasoncavness Podcast: https://www.thejasoncavnessexperience.com  

Is a "forest fire" of inflammation destroying your health from the inside out? Today on Eyes Wide Open, we sit down with Dr. Shivani Gupta to decode the "Inflammation Code" and reveal how ancient Ayurvedic wisdom can put out the fire of chronic disease. In this deep dive, we bridge the gap between ancient wisdom and modern science to uncover the "Inflammation Code."  We discuss how childhood experiences shape our health journeys, the physiological impact of being out of sync with nature's clock, and the importance of advocating for root-cause medicine in a world dominated by quick-fix pharmaceuticals.  Dr. Shivani shares practical, daily Ayurvedic rituals, from tongue scraping to seasonal eating, that empower you to take control of your vitality and navigate the complex supplement industry with transparency and confidence. Key Takeaways & Revelations The Circadian Clock: Why aligning your meal timing and sleep rituals with your circadian rhythm is the foundation of metabolic health. Inflammation as a "Forest Fire": How to identify the silent signs of systemic inflammation and use natural anti-inflammatories like turmeric to prevent chronic disease. Patient Advocacy: Why moving away from "pill-based" medicine requires a cultural shift toward preventative lifestyle strategies and personalized care. Supplement Transparency: How to identify medical-grade supplements and avoid the fillers and misinformation common in big-box retail brands. Ayurvedic Rituals: Practical steps for daily detoxification, including the benefits of oil pulling and tongue scraping. Our Mission Eyes Wide Open is a space for honest communication. Our goal is to remove the stigmas around mental health, holistic lifestyles, culture, and free speech so you can show up as your authentic self with your eyes wide open. By having real conversations about difficult truths, we move toward collective healing.   Chapters 00:00 - Introduction to Dr. Shivani Gupta and her holistic health philosophy 03:05 - Childhood stories that inspired a passion for healing 08:49 - The significance of the circadian rhythm in maintaining health 12:41 - Best practices for supporting your circadian clock through diet and routines 18:28 - Balancing the "hustle" with seasonal rhythms and off-seasons 20:22 - Ayurveda's approach to detox: Tongue scraping and oil pulling 24:32 - Researching inflammation and her new book, The Inflammation Code 28:48 - Debunking myths around processed foods and the influence of big corporations 33:53 - Conventional medicine vs. patient advocacy 45:33 - Building trust in the supplement industry with quality controls 50:24 - Personal stories about gluten-free living and body signals 55:12 - The science of turmeric and the launch of Fusionary Formulas 64:36 - From childhood health struggles to holistic advocacy 65:24 - Resources to connect with Dr. Shivani Gupta   Resources & Links Get the Book: The Inflammation Code by Dr. Shivani Gupta Connect with Dr. Shivani Gupta: Instagram: @dr.shivanigupta Fusionary RX: @fusionaryformulasrx YouTube: @dr.shivanigupta Website: shivanigupta.com | fusionaryformulas.com Connect with Nick Thompson: Instagram: @nthompson513 UCAN Foundation: theucanfoundation.org YouTube: @EyesWideOpenContent LinkedIn: Nick Thompson

In this episode, Tim explores the profound impact of servant leadership, emphasizing its roots in humility and service. He discusses key principles, including building trust, balancing tasks with relationships, and cultivating a servant leader's heart. The conversation highlights the difference between motivators and satisfiers in leadership, and how servant leadership can transform individuals and teams. It concludes with a call to action for listeners to embody the principles of servant leadership in their own lives.Takeaways- Our desire to lead as a servant isn't to become a great leader, but to become more like Jesus. - Servant leadership is rooted in humility and service.- Building trust is essential for effective leadership.- Servant leadership can lead to greater buy-in from teams.- Balancing task completion with relationship building is crucial.- A servant leader must prioritize others over self.- Cultivating a servant leader's heart takes time and discipline.- Motivators inspire deeper commitment than mere satisfiers.- Servant leadership can transform teams and cultures.- Living as a servant leader reflects the teachings of Jesus.- The more we serve, the more we lead effectively."Trust precedes influence.""Servant leaders are made, not born.""Servant leadership results in buy-in."READ POSTBUY THE BOOKVISIT FACEBOOK PAGEVISIT YOUTUBE

Hattie Boydle is joined by a very special guest, her fiancé Koben, to unpack the Japan proposal story (including the behind-the-scenes chaos), what the moment meant to them, and how it's shifted the way they're thinking about the future.They also zoom out into the real conversation: building a life and a business together. From navigating ambition and pressure, to staying grounded through training, injuries, and the “all-in” seasons, this one is part love story, part life audit, part 2026 blueprint.They talk vision, commitment, and what it actually takes to grow Flex Method while protecting the relationship — plus the goals they're setting for the year ahead (including showing up consistently with the podcast).In this episode:The Japan engagement story + how it almost got spoiledWhy your goals evolve as your life expandsBuilding a coaching business with boundaries (and without burnout)Balancing training, health, and long-term visionThe mindset shift from “my thing” to “our future”If you're in a season of leveling up, personally or professionally, this will hit.

In this episode, we welcome author, counselor, and speaker John Eldredge to the show, who is best known for his book Wild at Heart. We have a powerful conversation about intimacy with God in a world full of chaos, suffering, and spiritual hunger. We reflect on what it means to reclaim a "re-enchanted" Christian worldview, how to pray against chaos, the profound gift women have to offer the world right now. We also talk practically about how to pray as a couple, ask John to lead us in a guided "Pause" prayer, and invite you into a moment of stillness, surrender, and loving awareness of Jesus dwelling within you.    Heather's One Thing - Midst from the Belonging Co. Sister Miriam's One Thing - The Story I'll Tell by Naomi Raine Michelle's One Thing - The Way of Trust and Love by Father Jacques Philippe  Michelle's Other One Thing - Jayber Crow by Wendell Berry John's One Thing - The Abiding Together Podcast! John's Other One Thing - William Augusto Instrumental Background Music   Other Resources Mentioned:  The Pause App John Eldredge's Website "Wild at Heart" Waking the Dead by John Eldredge The Sacred Romance by John Eldredge Experience Jesus. Really. by John Eldredge   Announcement: Our 2026 Lenten book study will be "The Way of Trust and Love" by Fr. Jacques Philippe. Scepter Publishers has offered 15% off with the code ABIDE15. They also offer an ebook version as well. We will announce more information about the study in the coming weeks!   Journal Questions: How am I living like a "practical atheist"? Where are you experiencing chaos in your domain? When in your day can you turn toward the Lord with a simple prayer? How have I experienced the friendship and communion of the Kingdom of Heaven in my life? Where in my life am I believing I am too much and not enough?   Discussion Questions: How would you define your domain? What has God entrusted to you? When have you experienced God's beauty and order in the midst of chaos and hatred? How have simple prayers led to transformation in your life? How is God inviting you to be a healing remedy to the world right now?   Quote to Ponder: "The story of your life is the story of the long and brutal assault on your heart by the one who knows what you could be and fears it." (John Eldredge, Waking the Dead) Scripture for Lectio: "The Lord your God is with you, the Mighty Warrior who saves. He will take great delight in you; in his love he will no longer rebuke you, but will rejoice over you with singing."  (Zephaniah 3:17)   Sponsor - Fully Alive Coaching Program: Fully Alive Coaching Program is a trauma-informed Catholic coaching program for women and men who desire deep healing without compromising their faith. Created by licensed marriage and family therapist Brya Hanan, Fully Alive integrates Catholic Inner Child Work and somatic awareness in a gentle, Spirit-led journey—honoring the body, protecting the soul, and restoring wholeness. For women and men who pray sincerely but still feel guarded, overwhelmed, or fragmented, Fully Alive offers a safe and structured path toward integration and life abundant. Learn more at catholicinnerchildwork.com/fully-alive and follow @catholicinnerchildwork for more trauma-informed and integrative resources to support your healing.  Use the code "abiding" or reference it during a consultation to get 10% off!   Timestamps: 00:00 - Fully Alive Coaching Program 01:16 - Intro 02:02 - Welcome 04:18 - Scripture Verse and Quote to Ponder 06:11 - Where is the Holy Spirit Moving the Church Now? 10:54 - Balancing the Love Story within a World at War 14:08 - Learning to Pray Against the Chaos 19:10 - How to Pray Together as A Couple 21:39 - Being in Union with God 26:13 - How Does God Use Fatherhood to Repair His Children? 29:30 - The Pause App 33:45 - We Are Created for Intimacy with Christ 37:48 - Women are Part of God's Healing Remedy to the World 40:22 - One Last Message from John 44:20 - A "Pause" Meditation 48:30 - One Things

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Lacy Helms and Krisitin Ceriani are dynamic entrepreneurs who bring a wealth of experience in pediatric therapy and a passion for addressing support services for families of children with disabilities. From modest beginnings in a basement, Lacy and Krisitin have grown Oasis Pediatric Therapy to an impressive team of 125 members and subsequently launched the Whale Respite Center to provide essential support for families with children with disabilities. They share their journey of growth, the challenges of balancing business and heart-led missions, and the wisdom they've accrued along the way.This episode delves into the entrepreneurial grit needed to expand from two-person operations to vast teams, emphasizing lessons learned in leadership and resilience. Lacy and Krisitin open up about the critical need for specialized childcare and how their business models serve this underserved community, bridging compassion with sustainable practices. They explore insights on nonprofit management, revealing strategies behind ensuring financial viability while staying true to core values. The episode is a rich source for entrepreneurs eager to make a social impact while navigating the complexities of scaling a business.Key Takeaways:Lacy Helms and Krisitin Ceriani have successfully scaled Oasis Pediatric Therapy from a basement startup to an impactful enterprise with 125 members, emphasizing strong leadership and continuous education.The Whale Respite Center was founded in response to a pressing community need for accessible, specialized childcare for families with children with disabilities.Strong personal development and commitment from entrepreneurs can drive impactful business growth but require ongoing learning and adaptation.Balancing the creation of meaningful change with financial sustainability demands a clear vision, strategic planning, and the ability to leverage diverse revenue streams.Collaboration with experienced boards and utilization of grants and donations can effectively launch and sustain nonprofit ventures alongside for-profit enterprises.Notable Quotes:"We've had many families that we could see how hard it was for them... seeing that need, we knew that we needed to take action." - Lacy Helms."When you see a single mom who really wants to go back to school or really wants to work outside the home but literally can't, and that is horrible for everyone." - Krisitin Ceriani."We have an ongoing joke about you. We push each other uphill, and you get to kind of the plateau where you think the top is to just figure out that there's more to go." - Krisitin Ceriani."It's like a barstool approach. You have earned income, grants, and donors." - Lacy Helms."Nonprofits still need to run as businesses... if you don't know how to run a business, then your pass.Connect with Lacy Helms and Krisitin Ceriani:WebsiteLinkedin

To watch a video version of this podcast, click here: https://youtu.be/0US0bHGynQoIn this episode, Reuben Saltzman and Tessa Murry once again welcome Structure Tech's Service Manager, Eric Houseman, for a deep dive into one of the most debated topics in home inspections: flashing and exterior water management. Prompted by an email from fellow home inspector Chris, the discussion explores real-world challenges with flashing details, siding clearances, and the gap between best practices and industry standards. The episode highlights why these details are often overlooked, how that impacts homes, and what inspectors and homeowners should know to avoid costly hidden damage. Here's the link to Inspector Empire Builder: https://www.iebcoaching.com/eventsTakeaways“No damage yet” is not a valid reason to ignore improper flashing—problems can take years to surface.You often cannot confirm the absence of damage without intrusive inspection, so assumptions are risky.Even small, undersized, or poorly angled kick‑out flashings can increase water intrusion potential.Head flashing/drip caps above windows and doors are universally required by manufacturers—even if local builders claim otherwise.Context matters: overhangs, siding type, wall assembly, and home age affect how serious missing flashing is.Water‑resistant barriers and tape alone cannot replace properly installed rigid flashing.When in doubt, report the defect clearly and let the builder or homeowner decide the next steps.Home inspectors must balance clarity, liability, and real‑world practicality when writing reports.Builder and agent pushback is common—but manufacturer instructions are the ultimate authority.Good bedside manner and client communication can prevent inspectors from being labeled “deal killers.”Chapters00:00  Intro and episode setup00:27  Welcoming back Eric Houseman00:56  Show sponsor: IEB01:40  Listener Chris's email and the topic of exterior water‑management defects02:47  Question 1: Kick‑out flashing05:23  Undersized or improperly angled kick‑outs06:15  “There's no damage—why mention it?”08:06  When and why Structure Tech calls out inadequate kick‑outs09:43  Real‑world builder behavior and simple fixes11:11  How wording in reports focuses on increased potential for problems12:10  Balancing best practice and liability13:53  Question 2: Drip caps and head flashing17:12  Why windows and openings universally require rigid flashing18:37  Builder pushback: “It's not required.”21:07  What siding manufacturers expect (and why it matters)24:03  Considering home age, siding type, and overhangs25:46  A continuum of concern: stucco vs. vinyl28:08  How Structure Tech phrases drip‑cap comments29:12  Question 3: Z‑flashing, drainage gaps, and siding clearance31:57  Manufacturer requirements vs. real‑world installations32:46  Structure Tech's canned report language36:57  Should you mention missing kick‑outs on older homes? (Yes.)38:48  Reuben's personal stucco repair story41:25  Why missing flashing matters even on pre‑1990s homes41:43  How to respond when builders say “No other inspector reports this”45:13  Handling pushback and the “deal killer” label47:26  How agents affect deal perception51:11  Improving client experience and reducing anxiety52:59  Understanding client “pain tolerance.”54:24  Closing thoughts and invitation for listener feedback

The evolution of art direction, the integration of AI in creative processes, and the balance between creativity and business acumen. That's on the menu as SciPlay's Sr. Art Director, Peter Franco, joins Michail Katkoff on the podcast.Read more about Peter's work on modernizing a top-grossing game: https://tinyurl.com/mn2bdwebTimestamps:2:12 - Peter's journey into Social Casino4:42 - Evolution of art direction roles7:13 - Balancing creativity and business9:23 - User feedback in design12:07 - Importance of seamless UX15:44 - Player behavior insights20:28 - Benefits of using IPs25:16 - AI in art pipelines30:18 - Future skills for art directors35:33 - Maintaining stylistic consistency40:49 - Future of art direction45:07 - Personal influences and career advice53:25 - Advice for aspiring art directors59:25 - AI and creativity

In this episode, we talk about calling, anointing, and the personal mission God places on each of our lives. Living the gospel is not about perfection or performance. It is about learning who you are, why you were sent here, and how to walk forward with faith and clarity in the season you are living right now.We also open up about negative thoughts, self-doubt, and the quiet ways fear can creep in and distort truth. Those voices are not from God. We talk about how opposition works, how to recognize when something is pulling you away from peace, and how learning to hear God's voice more clearly can help you feel grounded, protected, and steady as you move forward.Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enduretotheendpod/Zunex Pest Control: https://www.instagram.com/zunexpestco/00:00 – Opening music and episode introduction00:25 – Asking listeners for Instagram submissions00:47 – Receiving interesting questions01:16 – Main topic: living the gospel differently02:02 – Doctrine versus culture03:17 – Avoiding toxic perfectionism05:09 – What do we get in return from the gospel?08:22 – Not judging or comparing families11:25 – Balancing effort and grace13:00 – Teaching children line upon line15:13 – Developing personal testimony17:03 – Why silence is not abandonment18:41 – God is not a respecter of persons21:13 – The purpose behind endurance22:28 – Becoming more compassionate23:24 – Suicidal ideation warning27:01 – Flipping the script on perfectionism30:03 – Pressure from others versus motive33:09 – Think Celestial segment introduction36:14 – Caitlin's Think Celestial moment38:43 – Josh's personal testimony44:15 – Final encouragement

Foster care doesn't just enter a home; it enters a marriage. With Valentine's Day approaching, this episode of Restoried opens an honest conversation about how foster care changes marriage when court dates, therapy, and survival replace date nights and quiet conversations. Lisa is joined by her husband JJ as they reflect on eight years as licensed foster parents and over a decade supporting children and families in foster care. They share how foster care changed their marriage, from communication and emotional connection to dividing responsibilities and making decisions together. They discuss real challenges, including exhaustion, grief, spiritual warfare, and times of being out of sync. They explore how spouses carry weight differently and how tension can arise if not addressed. The conversation also covers practical realities, including managing responsibilities, navigating caseworker roles, and checking in regularly to avoid resentment. At the heart of the episode is hope. Lisa and JJ share how God used the hardest seasons to strengthen their marriage. Through prayer, shared heartbreak, and choosing each other daily, their marriage grew deeper and anchored in Christ.  Episode Highlights:  Foster care impacts marriage Balancing grief and logistics Communication is key Shared hardships strengthen love Relying on God Intentional connection matters Practical tips for parents Find More on Hope Bridge: Visit Our Website  Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Facebook  Register for Mobilize Ohio 2026 

Two thousand years ago in Britain, the historical figure of Boudicca famously revolted against the Roman Empire and carved a path across the land. This later sparked many myths and stories – including the new historical fantasy novel Nightshade and Oak by author Molly O’Neill. In this episode, Molly discusses her inspirations for telling this story and the experience of writing and editing it. She also shares her take on blending science and creativity and the joys of writing under contract. 00:00 Welcome06:18 Writing tip: Block in time for your writing08:12 WIN!: The Ironbark Promise by Léonie Kelsall9:56 Word of the week: ‘Parvenu’10:22 Writer in residence: Molly O’Neill10:57 Molly explains her new book, Nightshade and Oak12:42 Landing on the point of view character18:08 How Molly fits writing into her geologist life21:53 Balancing science and creativity23:04 The importance of accurate physics in writing23:53 Molly’s prolific reading and reviewing pastime25:44 Backing yourself as an author26:40 Landing her first publishing deal28:10 The pressure of writing under contract30:19 Engaging with readers and book clubs31:34 Upcoming projects and genre exploration33:23 A writing tip on editing34:26 Final thoughts Read the show notes Connect with Valerie and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit WritersCentre.com.au | ValerieKhoo.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If You're a FAN leave me a message :-)This conversation cuts through hustle culture, burnout myths, and guilt-driven productivity to reveal why so many capable people feel exhausted, disconnected, and on edge despite doing “everything right.” You'll learn how to pursue growth without turning your nervous system into collateral damage, and how to build a form of ambition that actually lasts.If you've ever felt torn between pushing forward and protecting your mental health, this episode will reframe both.Key TakeawaysWhy modern ambition quietly fuels anxiety and emotional fatigueThe difference between growth stress and survival stressHow to pursue success without living in constant pressureWhy rest is a performance strategy, not a rewardA practical framework to balance drive, health, and meaning

This is NOT the time to ignore your uncertainty. Especially empaths, sensitives and high achievers! The way you respond to it right now can shape your next chapter. If you've been overthinking, emotionally stretched, or stuck in “I don't know what to do next” this conversation will help you reconnect to your inner voice and move forward with more clarity.In this episode, I break down the hidden key to expansion inside uncertainty without spiritual bypassing, toxic positivity, or pretending the world is not intense right now. This is a grounded, honest conversation about how to work with what is real, read your inner signals clearly, and move forward without forcing fake certainty.In this episode, you'll learn:How to decode uncertainty before it turns into overthinkingThe 3-part framework to quickly identify what is actually going on underneath uncertainty for youHow to read your own inner signals clearlyThe subtle patterns that keeps sensitive people stuck in indecisionHow to choose your next aligned step without needing the whole planA simple reset practice to return to clarity, steadiness, and self-trustIf you've been second-guessing yourself, spiraling, or feeling “off,” this episode will help you decode the signal and move forward with more clarity and self-trust, even in uncertain times. Join me Live on Zoom for my Free Monthly Community Healing session! You'll receive a blend of Reiki (Energy Healing), Chakra & Aura Clearing & Balancing, Color Healing, Grounding, Cord Cutting, Trance Medium Healing & more. Get all the details & Sign up now to receive the link and replay for the next session! https://www.joyfulmedium.com/EventsGet Joy's Free "Sign Magnet" 3 Day Mini Course HERE https://www.joyfulmedium.com/sign-magnetJoy's Website: www.joyfulmedium.comInstagram: @JoyfulMediumTikTok: @JoyfulMediumFacebook: @JoyfulMediumFacebook Group: Joy's Soul SpaYouTube: Psychic Medium Joy Giovanni

We trace Keren's journey from Israel to LA, how immigration shaped her mental health path, and why depth psychology offers tools to understand intergenerational trauma and rising antisemitism. We share practical advice for finding a safe therapist and for turning inherited pain into resilience.• Soviet Jewish roots, Israeli childhood, move to Los Angeles• Immigration stress as trauma and its lifelong echoes• Shift from pre-med to psychology and LMFT licensure• Why depth psychology goes beyond symptom management• Dissertation on Soviet antisemitism and cultural complexes• Epigenetic and social transmission of intergenerational trauma• Therapy for antisemitism after 10–7 and need for validation• How to choose a culturally competent therapist• Parenting with resilience and repairing family narratives• Balancing practice growth, PhD work, and motherhood• Keren's integrative approach: psychodynamic, EMDR, creative tools• Access, supervision, and building a boutique group practiceYou can find Keren at her practice in Los Angeles, California through her website https://sunraypsychotherapy.com/Visit our sponsor topdogtours.com to book your walking tour today and check them out on social media for offers, discounts, and picturesPlease be sure to follow on Instagram as well as my personal Instagram, which is Shebrew in the CityTopDogToursTopDogTours is your walking tour company. Available in New York, Philly, Boston, & Toronto!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Text us your thoughts on the episode or the show!Balancing change and continuity in Marketing Ops is one of the hardest things to get right, especially in global organizations with fast-moving goals and limited resources. In this episode of Ops Cast, Michael Hartmann is joined by Adele Kurki, Senior Marketing Operations Lead at Aiven.Adele shares how she has led global Marketing Ops teams through major shifts like funnel redesigns, go-to-market evolution, and operational transformations. She opens up about the challenges of driving technical change while keeping the engine running, the importance of transparency in distributed teams, and the real limits of frameworks like Agile.The conversation covers how to lead change without disrupting execution, communicate with executive stakeholders, and create a growth path for your team in a high-pressure environment. If you are in the middle of building or rebuilding a Marketing Ops function, this one will hit close to home.What you will learn: • How to manage run versus change in Marketing Ops • Why transparency matters more in global teams • When Agile helps and when it gets in the way • The risks of layering transformation on top of BAU • Tips for earning leadership buy-in • How to help your team grow during times of fluxBe sure to subscribe, rate, and review Ops Cast. Join the community at MarketingOps.com for more conversations like this.Episode Brought to You By MO Pros The #1 Community for Marketing Operations Professionals MarketingOps.com is curating the GTM Ops Track at Demand & Expand (May 19-20, San Francisco) - the premier B2B marketing event featuring 600+ practitioners sharing real solutions to real problems. Use code MOPS20 for 20% off tickets, or get 35-50% off as a MarketingOps.com member. Learn more at demandandexpand.com.Support the show

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Balancing Tradition: Wei's Rediscovery at the Spring Festival Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/zh/episode/2026-02-09-23-34-02-zh Story Transcript:Zh: 北京植物园在冬季的新年节日中，洋溢着一种特殊的氛围。En: The Beijing Botanical Garden exudes a special atmosphere during the winter New Year festival.Zh: 尽管寒风刺骨，但鲜红的灯笼在园中的树枝之间摇曳，梅花的香气飘散在空气中。En: Despite the biting cold wind, bright red lanterns sway among the tree branches in the garden, and the fragrance of plum blossoms fills the air.Zh: 这是一个适合家人团聚的好地方。En: It is a great place for family reunions.Zh: 魏是一个大学生，刚好在春节的时候回到家中。En: Wei is a college student who happened to return home during the Spring Festival.Zh: 他感到与家里的传统有些脱节，家族的期盼让他倍感压力。En: He feels a bit disconnected from the traditions of home, and the family's expectations put pressure on him.Zh: 他很想融入这个欢庆的节日，但总觉得不太自然。En: He wants to integrate into the joyous festival but always finds it somewhat unnatural.Zh: 他的表弟李充满了对节日的兴奋，却未发觉魏心中的犹豫。En: His cousin Li is full of excitement for the festival but doesn't notice Wei's hesitation.Zh: 魏的姑姑小很珍惜家族的团聚，希望每个人都能感受到传统的魅力。En: Wei's aunt Xiao cherishes the family reunion and hopes that everyone can feel the charm of traditions.Zh: 大年初一，大家聚集在北京植物园，准备一起度过美好的一天。En: On the first day of the lunar New Year, everyone gathered at the Beijing Botanical Garden to spend a wonderful day together.Zh: 魏觉得喘不过气，于是决定一个人去园中散步，理清自己的思绪。En: Wei felt overwhelmed, so he decided to take a walk alone in the garden to clear his thoughts.Zh: 魏走在花园的小路上，四周静谧的气氛让他放松了许多。En: Walking along the garden's paths, the tranquil atmosphere around him helped Wei relax a lot.Zh: 他想起了过去和爷爷一起过春节的日子。En: He recalled the days when he used to spend the Spring Festival with his grandfather.Zh: 爷爷总是说：“春节是一个家庭团聚的好时候。En: His grandfather always said, "Spring Festival is a great time for family reunions."Zh: ”走着走着，魏来到一个被红灯笼和梅花装点的小角落。En: As he walked, Wei came to a small corner adorned with red lanterns and plum blossoms.Zh: 这个景象让他想起了过去爷爷对春节的热爱。En: This scene reminded him of his grandfather's love for the Spring Festival.Zh: 这个回忆让魏豁然开朗。En: This memory gave Wei a sudden clarity.Zh: 他明白，接受传统并不意味着失去独立。En: He understood that embracing tradition doesn't mean losing independence.Zh: 可以既保持自己的想法，又享受家族的欢聚时光。En: One can maintain personal thoughts while enjoying family gatherings.Zh: 回到家人身边，魏开始积极参与节日活动，脸上挂着真正的笑容。En: Returning to his family, Wei began to actively participate in festival activities, with a genuine smile on his face.Zh: 他帮小布置食物，和李一起放鞭炮，感受到了一种从未有过的幸福感。En: He helped Xiao arrange the food, set off firecrackers with Li, and felt a happiness he had never experienced before.Zh: 这样的变化让魏感到安心。En: This change brought Wei peace of mind.Zh: 他发现了平衡传统与现代的方式，既保持自己的独立，又不失去文化的根。En: He discovered a way to balance tradition and modernity, keeping his independence without losing his cultural roots.Zh: 他心中充满了对春节的热爱，更珍惜与家人共度的时光。En: His heart filled with a love for the Spring Festival, he cherished more than ever the time spent with his family.Zh: 春节在北京植物园的这一天，成为魏心中难忘的一章。En: The day at the Beijing Botanical Garden during the Spring Festival became an unforgettable chapter in Wei's heart. Vocabulary Words:exudes: 洋溢biting: 刺骨lanterns: 灯笼plum blossoms: 梅花fragrance: 香气reunions: 团聚disconnected: 脱节integrate: 融入hesitation: 犹豫cherishes: 珍惜gathered: 聚集overwhelmed: 喘不过气tranquil: 静谧adorned: 装点clarity: 豁然开朗embracing: 接受independence: 独立genuine: 真正的participate: 参与firecrackers: 鞭炮happiness: 幸福感roots: 根unforgettable: 难忘chapter: 篇章atmosphere: 氛围pressure: 压力unnatural: 不自然aspirations: 期盼relax: 放松struck: 打动

The Slanted Attic Experience: Episode 54 “Ben H” Campfires, Coding and ConstructionThis week, Tyler sits down with Ben H, a Richmond-based software engineer and outdoorsman from the Shenandoah Valley. Balancing the precision of coding with the calm of the woods, Ben shares stories of life split between screens, rivers, and the open air alongside his fiancée and two yellow labs.The episode kicks off with Tyler's unexpected hard drive pickup and how to safely scan devices before use, then moves into local auction finds, app development hurdles, and how fast modern tech evolves compared to the tools that came before. From there, the pair wander through topics of nostalgia, outdoor adventures, and the intersection of nature, work, and innovation.Guest Panel:Ben H: Originally from the Shenandoah Valley and now calling Richmond home, Ben is an avid hunter and fisherman by hobby and a software engineer by trade. He enjoys building clean, efficient systems and equally values early mornings spent outdoors with his fiancée and their two yellow labs.Topics Covered:- Tyler's hard drive pickup and safe scanning- Local auction houses and how they work- Ben's software knowledge- Difficulties of app programming (iOS and Android)- Advancements in technology and adaptation- Remembering old social media and its downfall- Spending time outdoors and hunting season stories- Managing local deer populations- Preparing for fall 2025 deer season- Technical institutes and trade career discussions- AI's role in software engineering- The Matrix trilogy- Advertising in media and television- Tips for first-time homebuyers- Tyler's construction background- Career paths and modern job structures- GME and stock market conversation- Jam bands and bluegrass music- What GitHub is and how it's used- OutroNew episodes of The Slanted Attic Experience release bi-weekly at 10:30 AM EST, with surprise drops mixed in for good measure. Each conversation bridges fresh ideas, memorable stories, and authentic voices from every walk of life. Tap in and explore more episodes and links at: https://linktr.ee/slantedattic

A home should do more than look beautiful it should support the way you live, heal, rest, and perform. In this episode of the Business Legacy Podcast, host Paul sits down with Sarah Walker, founder and principal designer of Nuance Interior Design, to explore how intentional design impacts wellness, longevity, and quality of life. Sarah shares her journey from luxury residential design and corporate work at Nordstrom to building one of the few interior design firms in the world focused holistically on wellness. Drawing from personal health challenges and decades of experience, she explains why homes must be designed around nervous systems, cognitive performance, and real human needs not trends. This conversation reframes interior design as a strategic investment in health, energy, and legacy.   Timestamps 00:01:04 – Sarah's path into interior design 00:03:24 – Asking the right question before designing a home 00:04:25 – Designing for wellness and neurodiversity 00:07:45 – Raising the standard with every project 00:09:10 – Balancing creativity with business operations 00:11:17 – A favorite project and building a sanctuary 00:12:59 – The future of wellness-focused home design 00:15:18 – Designing legacy through health and longevity 00:16:29 – Where to find Sarah and Nuance Interior Design Episode Resources Connect with Sarah Walker and learn more about her work:

Everyone is searching for a place where they fit in, but true belonging is found in the commitments we make to the people around us. Discover how to find your purpose by stepping off the sidelines and actively engaging in the relationships that matter most. It's time to get in the game.Chapters:00:00 Intro00:12 Jersey Sunday03:10 The Importance of Belonging03:55 Playing on Team Jesus10:51 Team Family14:02 Rallying Around in Tough Times14:27 Loving Your Family Unconditionally14:48 Extending Influence to the Community15:32 Taking Jesus into the Workplace17:20 Serving and Defending the Marginalized17:56 Engaging with the Community19:25 The Importance of Team Church23:06 Being a Great Teammate in Church25:25 Balancing the Four Teams26:53 Self-Evaluation and CommitmentTAKE A NEXT STEP:INTRODUCE YOURSELF

Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: From Seeds to Smiles: Balancing Love and Passion Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hu/episode/2026-02-08-08-38-20-hu Story Transcript:Hu: A téli nap hideg, mégis gyönyörű volt a budapesti Botanikus kertben.En: The winter day was cold, yet beautiful in the Budapesti Botanikus Kert.Hu: A levegő friss és tiszta, a téli piac forgalmas.En: The air was fresh and clean, and the winter market was bustling.Hu: Az emberek meleg kabátokba burkolózva jártak egyik standtól a másikig, míg a fagyos ösvények halkan ropogtak a lábuk alatt.En: People wrapped in warm coats wandered from one stall to another, while the frosty paths softly crunched under their feet.Hu: Az árusok színes standjai ritka növények magvait, kerti díszeket és forró teát kínáltak.En: The vendors' colorful stalls offered rare plant seeds, garden ornaments, and hot tea.Hu: Zsolt, az elhivatott botanikus, a piacon keresgélt Enikővel, a természet rajongójával az oldalán.En: Zsolt, the dedicated botanist, was browsing the market with Enikő, a nature enthusiast, by his side.Hu: Zsolt ritka magokat akart találni, hogy bővítse a gyűjteményét és segítse a kutatásait.En: Zsolt wanted to find rare seeds to expand his collection and aid his research.Hu: Miközben jártak-keltek, Zsolt egyre inkább a magok keresésére összpontosított, és kevés figyelmet fordított Enikőre vagy a körülöttük lévő szépségre.En: As they wandered about, Zsolt increasingly focused on searching for seeds, paying little attention to Enikő or the beauty around them.Hu: Enikő mosolyogva próbálta Zsoltot kimozdítani a megszállottságából.En: Enikő smiled as she tried to shake Zsolt out of his obsession.Hu: "Nézd, milyen szépek ezek a növények!En: "Look how beautiful these plants are!"Hu: " - mondta, miközben egy csodálatosan világító piros és zöld levelekkel teli pálma mellett megállt.En: she said, stopping next to a palm filled with wonderfully bright red and green leaves.Hu: Zsolt csak egy pillantást vetett rá, majd tovább sietett, hogy még több standot átnézzen.En: Zsolt only glanced at them before hurrying on to inspect more stalls.Hu: "Igen, szép.En: "Yes, they're nice.Hu: De meg kell találnom azokat a különleges magokat" - válaszolta alig hallhatóan.En: But I need to find those special seeds," he replied barely audibly.Hu: Az idő telt, és Enikő kezdett kissé csalódott lenni.En: As time passed, Enikő began to feel a bit disappointed.Hu: Szeretett volna inkább a pillanatot élvezni, nemcsak a ritka kincseket keresni.En: She wanted to enjoy the moment rather than just seek rare treasures.Hu: Hirtelen Zsolt megpillantotta a standot, ahol egy árus tartotta az utolsó csomagot a keresett ritka magokból.En: Suddenly, Zsolt spotted the stall where a vendor held the last packet of the rare seeds he was looking for.Hu: Zsolt boldogan rohant oda, hogy megvásárolja őket.En: Zsolt happily rushed over to buy them.Hu: Ahogy a kezében tartotta a magokat, meglátta Enikő távolodó alakját.En: As he held the seeds in his hand, he saw Enikő's retreating figure.Hu: Zsolt ekkor rájött, mennyire elhanyagolta Enikőt.En: It was then that Zsolt realized how much he had neglected Enikő.Hu: Átgondolta, mi is a fontosabb számára.En: He considered what was truly more important to him.Hu: Odasietett hozzá, és megszólította: "Enikő, sajnálom.En: He hurried over to her and said, "I'm sorry, Enikő.Hu: Annyira elmerültem a keresésben, hogy elfeledkeztem a legfontosabbról.En: I got so absorbed in the search that I forgot about what's most important."Hu: "Enikő lassan felé fordult.En: Enikő slowly turned towards him.Hu: "Tudom, hogy fontosak ezek a magok neked, Zsolt.En: "I know these seeds are important to you, Zsolt.Hu: De szeretném, ha együtt is élvezhetnénk az időt.En: But I'd love for us to enjoy our time together, too."Hu: "Zsolt odanyújtotta neki a magcsomagot, mosolyogva mondta: "Ültessük el őket együtt.En: Zsolt handed her the packet of seeds, smiling as he said, "Let's plant them together.Hu: Közös projektként.En: As a joint project.Hu: Jobban szeretem, hogy veled vagyok.En: I love being with you more."Hu: "Enikő mosolya visszatért, és boldogan fogadta el a magokat.En: Enikő's smile returned, and she happily accepted the seeds.Hu: "Ez csodálatos ötlet.En: "That's a wonderful idea.Hu: Kezdjük el most!En: Let's start now!"Hu: "A nap végére, mindketten rájöttek, hogy a szenvedély lehet közös is, nemcsak önző.En: By the end of the day, they both realized that passion can be shared, not just selfish.Hu: Zsolt megtalálta az egyensúlyt munkája és a szerettei között.En: Zsolt found the balance between his work and his loved ones.Hu: A kert immár nemcsak ritka növényi kincseket, hanem egy új közös élményt is jelentett mindkettőjük számára.En: The garden now represented not just rare plant treasures, but also a new shared experience for both of them. Vocabulary Words:dedicated: elhivatottenthusiast: rajongófrosty: fagyosbustling: forgalmasornaments: díszekobession: megszállottságbright: világítóinspect: átnézbarely: aligdisappointed: csalódottretreating: távolodóneglect: elhanyagolabsorbed: elmerülpacket: csomagaid: segíttreasures: kincsekcrunched: ropogtakglanced: pillantást vetettjoint: közösbalance: egyensúlyshare: megosztenjoy: élvezhappily: boldoganrealize: rájönconsidered: átgondoltaimportant: fontosfocused: összpontosítottsurrounding: körülöttük lévőrepresent: jelentett

Travis is joined in the studio by his producer Eric for a fun but honest conversation about body image, fitness culture, and what it really means to optimize your life for long‑term health and happiness instead of just aesthetics. Together they unpack a viral Arthur Brooks clip about why the “happiest men over 40 are 25 pounds overweight,” and connect it to money, family, and the pressure to perform. On this episode we talk about: How a viral Arthur Brooks clip reframes what “healthy” and “happy” actually mean after 40. Why extreme fitness goals can quietly become another form of unhealthy obsession or body dysmorphia for men. The trade‑offs behind bodybuilding, steroids, TRT, and chasing the “movie superhero” physique. Balancing physical health with relationships, shared moments (like pizza night), and being present with your family. Applying the same optimization idea to money, careers, and success so you don't sacrifice your whole life for one metric. Top 3 Takeaways Optimize across your whole life, not just one metric. Abs, money, or career status are only a few variables in the bigger equation that also includes relationships, spiritual life, joy, and service, and over‑optimizing one can wreck the others. Chasing an “ideal body” can become as dangerous as chasing money for its own sake. When your identity is tied only to a look or a number on the scale, you start making unhealthy sacrifices that actually move you away from true health and happiness. Enjoy the process and the people, not just the result. Whether it is eating carbs with your family on a trip, sharing dessert at grandma's, or having a slice of pizza with your spouse, those small moments often matter more than perfect macros or picture‑perfect abs. Notable Quotes “You have to optimize across more than one variable. You have your abs, joy in your relationships, and spiritual transcendence—all different variables you're trying to optimize simultaneously.” “To pursue the result at the expense of your personal health along the way is the opposite reason most of us started doing this in the first place.” “Money only solves your money problems, but it is easier to solve the rest of your problems when you've got money in the bank—so let's solve that one first.” Connect with Travis: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travischappell/ Other: travischappell.com Travis Makes Money is made possible by High Level – the All‑In‑One Sales & Marketing Platform built for agencies, by an agency. Capture leads, nurture them, and close more deals—all from one powerful platform, and get an extended free trial at gohighlevel.com/travis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What happens when a gifted songwriter and Navy veteran decides to tackle the fintech world? In this episode, Cam and Otis sit down with Samoria Preston, founder of ThrillPay, to explore her fascinating journey from creating music to revolutionizing how people access financing for experiences and non-physical products."Music theory is basically math," Samoria explains, revealing the unexpected connection between her artistic background and her current work in financial technology. From discussing the challenges of maintaining authenticity in the music industry to sharing insights about building a fintech startup during the Ticketmaster controversy era, this conversation offers a unique perspective on entrepreneurship.What makes this episode particularly compelling is Samoria's ability to bridge both sides of her brain—the creative artist and the analytical businessperson. Whether you're an entrepreneur navigating industry disruption, someone interested in fintech innovation, or simply curious about how diverse experiences shape business vision, Samoria's story provides valuable lessons on staying authentic while building something new.More About Sam:Samoria Preston is a songwriter, Navy veteran, and the visionary founder behind ThrillPay, an innovative fintech company redefining how people access and experience financial technology. After serving as an Aviation Maintenance Technician and Plane Captain in the U.S. Navy, Samoria earned her Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Liberty University, laying the groundwork for her entrepreneurial journey.Her career began in the music industry, where she established herself as a professional songwriter, collaborating with a wide range of artists and producers to create digital music using technology that connects deeply with audiences around the world. This creative path sparked her fascination with the power of technology to transform industries and improve lives.Motivated by a passion for innovation and community empowerment, Samoria launched ThrillPay. This cutting-edge app provides users with easy access to financing for a variety of purchases, including non-physical products and unique experiences. Through ThrillPay, she is dedicated to helping everyday people leverage their finances to create more meaningful and memorable moments.Throughout her journey, Samoria has been driven by a desire to connect with others and make a positive impact. Whether writing songs, developing new business concepts, or fostering community, she is committed to authenticity, meaningful innovation, and inspiring others to pursue their own passions.Chapter Times and Titles:Introduction: The Artist Turned FinTech Founder [00:00 - 03:35]Meet Samoria Preston and ThrillPayFrom Navy veteran to songwriter to entrepreneurThe unexpected connection between music and numbers"Music Theory Is Math" [03:35 - 15:10]How music and technology intersectDigital audio workstations and the tech side of creativityWriting songs as personal communicationAuthenticity in the Music Industry [15:10 - 19:06]The challenge of staying authentic in a manufactured industryWriting from personal experience and emotionWhen superficial content overshadows meaningful artThe Pivot to FinTech [19:06 - 35:00]The Ticketmaster era and industry disruption (2022)Why the original concept didn't feel authenticFinding the real problem to solve with ThrillPayBuilding ThrillPay: Innovation Meets Community [35:00 - 45:00]Redefining access to financing for experiencesEmpowering everyday people through financial technologyThe vision behind non-physical product financingLessons from Multiple Worlds [45:00 - 53:35]Balancing creativity with business strategyThe importance of authenticity in entrepreneurshipAdvice for asp

AI is now a standing agenda item. It shows up in QBRs, board packets, and 2026 budget plans with a big expectation stamp on it. CMOs are being asked to operationalize it fast, prove value in workflows, and keep risk, governance, and tool sprawl under control. To get specific about what to prioritize next, Drew brings together Guy Yalif (Webflow), Andy Dé (Lightbeam Health Solutions), and Kevin Briody (DisruptedCMO). Together, they focus on how CMOs can move from scattered experiments to intentional AI adoption across people, process, and technology, and what it takes to make AI a trusted part of how marketing runs. In this episode:  Guy shares an AI fluency maturity model and explains why the shift to operational excellence is a change management challenge.  Andy breaks down agentic AI and workflow automation with examples from CI, outbound, RFPs, content, and AEO, using "why, what, how, so what."  Kevin focuses on the people and platform side, from job anxiety and culture to vendor shakeouts and MarTech-level discipline.  Plus:  Centering AI plans on people and fluency so it feels additive, not threatening.  Using councils, fast-track approvals, and guardrails to scale safely.  Balancing efficiency with human experience and customer acceptance.  Treating AI tools like core MarTech, with scrutiny around contracts, integrations, and vendor longevity. If you want your 2026 AI plan to feel like a strategic advantage instead of a collection of pilots, this conversation will help you decide what to run, what to scale, and what to skip.  Learn more about the CMO Startegy Labs ➡️ https://cmohuddles.com/strategy-labs Check out Firebrick ➡️ https://firebrickconsulting.com/ For full show notes and transcripts, visit https://renegademarketing.com/podcasts/ To learn more about CMO Huddles, visit https://cmohuddles.com/

Send us a textHow do you actually build wealth — not just in theory, but in real life? In this episode, CJ and Tom walk through a simple, practical framework veterinarians can use to make smarter financial decisions with less stress and more clarity.They break down how to assign a time horizon to each dollar, how to make sure money is accessible for real‑life needs, how to think about taxes in a strategic way, and how to evaluate risk beyond just investment volatility.Whether you're early in your career or approaching retirement, this episode helps you understand how to structure your finances so you can adjust, pivot, and stay flexible as life changes.Smarter Vet Podcast-https://flveterinaryadvisors.com/smarter-vet-financial-podcast/Watch the no cost 5-part video course to review your finances and see where you could be doing better in your finances:5 Foundational Steps to Financial Balance Video Course-http://series.flvetadvisors.com/Find out what you could be overlooking within your practice by taking our brief assessment:Test My Personal Financial IQ-https://flveterinaryadvisors.com/personal-test/Sign up for a complimentary phone call to talk about how to get better use of all the cash inside your practice:Schedule a time-https://flveterinaryadvisors.com/contact-usInstagram-https://www.instagram.com/flveterinaryadvisors/Facebook-https://facebook.com/flvetadvisorsLinkedIn-https://linkedin.com/company/flvetadvisorsYouTube- https://www.youtube.com/@floridaveterinaryadvisors7665

Leila Rahimi and Marshall Harris were joined by Westwood One play-by-play announcer Kevin Harlan to preview the Patriots-Seahawks matchup in Super Bowl 60 and to explain how he balances his NFL and NBA duties.

With social media constantly reminding us of what we lack, it's easy to fall into the "happiness gap." Today I talk about the balance of ambition and wanting more vs being satisfied with what you already have.I hope you enjoy it! As always you can learn more and connect with me on my website (andystorch.com) or LinkedIn. And you can find my books - Own Your Career Own Your Life and Own Your Brand, Own Your Career - on Amazon.

SummaryIn this episode of Seeking Excellence, Emily and I explore the dynamics of marriage, focusing on the challenges and joys of maintaining a happy relationship. We share personal experiences from our journey through marriage counseling, how it helped us address recurring issues, and improve our relationship. TakeawaysMarriage requires ongoing effort and communication.Counseling can provide valuable tools for relationship growth.Having fun together strengthens marital bonds.Balancing work and personal life is crucial.Spirituality plays a key role in marriage.Addressing issues early prevents long-term problems.Personal growth contributes to a healthy relationship.Understanding each other's needs is essential.Flexibility and adaptability are important in marriage.Celebrating small victories enhances relationship satisfaction.Subscribe for weekly content on leadership, faith, discipline, personal growth, marriage, fatherhood, and living an excellent life.Join the SE Community on Locals here!! https://seekingexcellence.locals.com/

In this deeply honest episode of Uncut & Uncensored, Caroline Stanbury sits down with Juliet Warner to explore her powerful journey from addiction to recovery and ultimately, to empowerment.Juliet opens up about the realities of addiction, the challenges of relapse, and the emotional impact it had on her relationships, family, and sense of self. She speaks candidly about the unwavering support she received from her family and husband, the role spirituality played in her recovery, and why inner work is essential for true personal growth and fulfillment.Together, Caroline and Juliet break down the misconceptions surrounding addiction, the shame that often keeps people silent, and why openness, especially in parenting...can be transformative. Juliet also shares how finding love in recovery became a catalyst for change, and how she continues to balance ambition, family life, and healing.This is a raw, courageous conversation about accountability, self-awareness, and using your story to empower others.⸻✨ Key Takeaways from the Episode • Juliet Warner shares her candid journey through addiction and recovery • The importance of family and partner support during addiction and healing • The challenges of maintaining relationships while in recovery • How love in recovery can become a powerful motivator for change • Why relapse doesn't have to mean failure — and how communication matters • How shame and public perception can block healing • Juliet's approach to being open with her children about her past • Balancing ambition, motherhood, and personal growth • The central role spirituality played in her recovery • Using vulnerability and truth to empower others

Kelly Sullivan, reporter at Boston 25 News, joins Next On Scene: The Human Behind the Brand to share her journey through broadcast journalism, motherhood, holistic healing, and creative identity. In this episode, Kelly opens up about building a career in local television news, what life is really like behind the scenes in a newsroom, and how becoming a mother reshaped her definition of success. She also tells the powerful story of how she helped her son heal from severe food allergies using a holistic approach — and how that experience changed the way she advocates for her child's health and wellbeing. You'll also hear about: • Working as a TV news reporter in Boston • Women in media and journalism careers • Balancing motherhood and a demanding profession • Food allergies in children and holistic healing approaches • Dance, creativity, and self-expression • Britney Spears and the role of music in her life • Identity shifts after becoming a parent This episode is for working mothers, women in media, journalists, and anyone navigating career growth while protecting what matters most. Hosted by Jaclyn Zukerman Delory, Founder & CEO of Next On Scene Media.

Margo is joined by Jill Labieniec, an illustrator, designer, and endlessly curious maker living on Vashon Island in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. Working primarily with watercolor, Jill's whimsical illustrations and patterns have found homes on everything from fabrics and home goods to books, stationery, and editorial projects. Alongside her illustration practice, she has a deep love for working with her hands—sewing dresses, making shoes, and shaping clay—guided by a belief that art should help people create spaces where they can rest, daydream, and grow. In this episode Jill reflects on her winding creative path—from a homeschooled childhood centered on making, through art school and freelance work, to building a creative career that prioritizes curiosity, balance, and day-to-day happiness over rigid labels or prestige. In this conversation, we discuss: Jill's creative beginnings and how family life and early making shaped her career Moving through art school, freelance work, and product-focused creative paths What it really means to build a sustainable creative career over time Letting go of fancy titles and external validation in favor of daily fulfillment Balancing freelancing, creative freedom, and personal happiness Jill's thoughtful, intuitive approach to social media and sharing work online Working both digitally and analog—and the joy of seeing art come to life on physical objects, especially ceramics Embracing curiosity, trusting the creative process, and tuning out the noise Connect with Jill: Website: https://www.jill-labieniec.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jill.labieniec/ Connect with Margo: Website: www.windowsillchats.com Instagram: @windowsillchats www.patreon.com/inthewindowsill https://www.yourtantaustudio.com/thefoundry