Podcasts about before august

Before August ends we're here to talk about Deathloop, cats in tanks, Fortnite news, Gamescom, and pilgrimages for beer!

You ask, I answer! Before August is gone for good, let's do a little Q&A, eh? This month, I'm taking Qs on training for multiple race distances simultaneously, racing faster than you train, best rap albums, beef jerky, and a whole lot more. Check out the full post, with more memes/GIFs than I care to count, at http://DizRuns.com/973. Love the show? Check out the support page for ways you can help keep the Diz Runs Radio going strong! http://dizruns.com/support Become a Patron of the Show! Visit http://Patreon.com/DizRuns to find out how. Get Your Diz Runs Radio Swag! http://dizruns.com/magnet Subscribe to the Diz Runs Radio Find Me on an Apple Device http://dizruns.com/itunes Find Me on an Android http://dizruns.com/stitcher Find Me on SoundCloud http://dizruns.com/soundcloud Please Take the Diz Runs Radio Listener Survey http://dizruns.com/survey Win a Free 16-Week Training Plan Enter at http://dizruns.com/giveaway Join The Tribe If you'd like to stay up to date with everything going on in the Diz Runs world, become a member of the tribe! The tribe gets a weekly email where I share running tips and stories about running and/or things going on in my life. To get the emails, just sign up at http://dizruns.com/join-the-tribe The tribe also has an open group on Facebook, where tribe members can join each other to talk about running, life, and anything in between. Check out the group and join the tribe at https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedizrunstribe/

Today on The Leaders' Brief - South and central Asia Public policy director of Facebook Ankhi Das who had come under fire after Wall Street Journal published a report accusing her of allowing political bias in the social media platform tended her resignation. Ajit Mohan, Facebook India's Managing director and Vice president credited Ankhi Das as instrumental for the growth of the company for the past 9 years.  The Indian Parliament recently amended and introduced new laws allowing all Indian citizens to buy land in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. Before August last year, the state enjoyed autonomy under article 370 of the Indian constitution, a provision under which banned sale of land rights to non-Kashmiri citizens. Veteran Kashmiri leaders, including former chief ministers Omar Abdullah, and Mehbooba mufti, have expressed their disdain via tweets, saying that the decision would harm small landowners in the state.  Australia is joining the USA and Japan in their undersea fibre optic cable project for the Micronesian archipelago, Palau. The three strategic partners are financing close to $30 million as part of their new Trilateral Partnership which oversees infrastructural investment to the cable project. About egomonk: Website | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedInegomonk is a global intelligence platform delivering asymmetric outcomes by bringing organizations closer to the communities they want to serve and the leaders they wish to influence. If you wish to collaborate with us then email us at contact@egomonk.com.

Today's episode is the first of several where Gwen and I discuss specific topics related to grief. We decided to start at the beginning, those horrible first few days after the death of a child or another loved one. Originally, I planned for this to be Episode 7 of Always Andy's Mom. As I began to listen to it again, I knew that it could not wait. This is such an important topic, and so many people can benefit from hearing Gwen's insights.  Experiencing the death of a close loved one and having to go on living without that person is unbelievably difficult. This is true if that person is one's child, spouse, sibling, parent or another loved one. The physical and emotional toll related to that grief is difficult to comprehend. Even menial tasks seem too almost impossible to attempt. Getting out of bed can be a major accomplishment. We discuss that fact that one's life is never the same after 'that' day. For me 'that' day was August 15, 2018, my worst day ever. Each and every day is 'that' day for someone new. Perhaps it is someone we know, but chances are, it is someone whom we do not yet know. I had not thought about it before, but for so many in this country, 'that' day was September 11, 2001. Living through this past year and this experience of having to survive without my son gave me a completely new perspective. Before August 2018, I thought of the impact of 9/11 on a large scale, but now, it is so much more intimate. I think now about the fact that each of those precious individuals who died had families, and for each family member, that was their worst day ever. Helping people survive those worst days is what we need to do for each other. Resources Connecting with others who are grieving can be so valuable. Finding a local support group is a great first step. A grieving parent can also speak openly with a close friend, pastor or therapist. If that is too difficult, finding support online through a group or individuals can be helpful.  Gwen gives some ideas for ways that people can resources in their own communities. Please see below. National Alliance of Grieving Children - childrengrieve.org Local Hospice - Look under Bereavement Ask at local Funeral Homes Visit GriefShare.org Also, if you haven't already done so, be sure to listen to andysmom.com/2 

If you are a fan of Star Wars have no doubt heard that Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge will welcome guests to the Black Spire Outpost on the planet Batuu starting at Disneyland Park in California on May 31 and at Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida on Aug. 29, 2019.  But, what if your plans this have you going to Walt Disney World this spring or summer, Before August 29th?  Will there still be Star Wars? Absolutely… and while Star Wars Weekends have been gone for a few years, you can get a daily dose of Star Wars at Launch Bay, the younglings can take part Jedi training academy near Star Tours: The Adventure Continues.  The march of the First Order takes place multiple times a day and the night is topped off with Star Wars a Galatic Spectacular Fireworks.  Throughout the day you can also catch a Star Wars: A Galaxy Far, Far Away at center stage.  It's a 15-minute show that covers the cinematic star wars universe, with some special guests appearances.   and, the entire show is this episode of Womp Rat Radio.  

Episode 56 ChirosConnect with Dr. Stephanie Rozenhart ArbetYour weekly BYTE of Chiropractic Social Media Marketing and Technology Tools to implement and elevate your practice growth.Welcome to the ChiroSocialTechRAW podcast show hosted by Nicole Cowley. In today’s episode, Nicole is speaking with Dr. Stephanie Rozenhart Arbet. Dr. Stephanie practices with her sister, Dr. Jennifer Rozenhart in California. Through a need dwelling up inside her and an opportunity she saw with Facebook Live, she launched ChirosConnect. A place for chiropractors and students to learn more about associate opportunities, candidates and clinic's for sale through video technology.Learn more about ChirosConnect on this interview and click below to access the group to stay connected.https://www.facebook.com/groups/134562983923457/Before August 1st, 2018, get inside The Ultimate Chiropractic Social Media Strategy Vault- Bootcamp Series (if after 8/1/18, still visit for next open date and waitlist. Message me below for help with today’s concepts)https://chirosocialtech.com/vaultBig thank you to our Supporters of the ChiroSocialTechRAW Show:VitaLogics Cloud EHR & Bolt TapeListen on:ITunesStitcher AppGoogle PlayChiroSocialTech Raw Podcast Show RSSCatch the commentary from this live recording on Facebook

Episode 55 PR & Newsworthy with Dr. Alex VidanYour weekly BYTE of Chiropractic Social Media Marketing and Technology Tools to implement and elevate your practice growth.Welcome to the ChiroSocialTechRAW podcast show hosted by Nicole Cowley. In today’s episode, Nicole is speaking with Dr. Alex Vidan, Chiropractor in St. Louis, MO. Dr. Vidan was the chiropractor with World Series Champions, the St. Louis Cardinals and owns Vidan Family Chiropractic.He has done a great job at getting more presence within his community using the local new stations and public relations coupled with a strong content and social media strategy.Learn more about how you can implement this in your office. Connect with Dr. Vidan for more direct training and information: Get more help on Reaching Your Community Through Videos:https://www.videostovisits.com/Check out TicTVhttp://www.tictv.rocks/Before August 1st, 2018, get inside The Ultimate Chiropractic Social Media Strategy Vault- Bootcamp Series (if after 8/1/18, still visit for next open date and waitlist. Message me below for help with today’s concepts)https://chirosocialtech.com/vaultBig thank you to our Supporters of the ChiroSocialTechRAW Show:VitaLogics Cloud EHR & Bolt TapeListen on:ITunesStitcher AppGoogle PlayChiroSocialTech Raw Podcast Show RSSCatch the commentary from this live recording on Facebook

Episode 54: 20-50 New Patients per Month with FacebookYour weekly BYTE of Chiropractic Social Media Marketing and Technology Tools to implement and elevate your practice growth.Welcome to the ChiroSocialTechRAW podcast show hosted by Nicole Cowley. In today’s episode, Nicole is breaking down the myths behind the title of the podcast and the jewels behind it. Everyone reading this has seen a facebook ad or recieved a facebook message promising this type of activity.Learn how you can find the low hanging fruit in your practice with Facebook Ads in this episode. Get a pen and paper handy, because this is full of process and structured strategies you can plug and play for your chiropractic office.Before August 1st, 2018, get inside The Ultimate Chiropractic Social Media Strategy Vault- Bootcamp Series (if after 8/1/18, still visit for next open date and waitlist. Message me below for help with today’s concepts)https://chirosocialtech.com/vaultBig thank you to our Supporters of the ChiroSocialTechRAW Show:VitaLogics Cloud EHR & Bolt TapeListen on:ITunesStitcher AppGoogle PlayChiroSocialTech Raw Podcast Show RSS

Hello and welcome to the first episode of the Grief Unplugged podcast. I am your host, Heather D. Horton.  Grief Unplugged is a podcast that frees professional women from the blockages of grief to find purpose in their pain.  I am so excited to welcome you to this community where you will receive education and support while navigating on your grief journey.  Community = Strength is what I truly believe.  My mission is to empower professional women to unmask their pain, leverage their emotions and transform their trauma into triumph.  Each episode will help you give yourself permission to grieve and fully embrace the gift of now.  You will learn that grief not only encompasses death but includes so much more.  Anything that has a beginning and an end requires you to process the grief around it.  This podcast is for you if you’re a professional woman whether you are just starting your career, mid-career, or in the C-suite who has experienced the loss of a loved one, whether suddenly or anticipated after an illness and you feel stuck and unable to move forward and enjoy work, home/family or your relationships.  This podcast is for you if you’re a professional woman who is tired of feeling completely lost in life and stuck in your grief, unable to decipher your feelings or begin to accept the loss but everyone around you just wants you to bounce back and get over it.  This podcast is for you if you’re a professional woman who wants a community to engage with that creates safe space to explore your emotions around grief/loss which are normal and natural by the way.  This podcast is for you if you’re a professional woman who is ready to stop masking your pain, and focus less on the loss but are not sure how to embrace meaning and purpose in life again or for the first time. I am Heather D. Horton.  I am a Certified Grief Expert not only through training as a Certified Grief Coach and a Certified Professional Diversity Coach but also through years of personal experience with trauma and grief.  I will share more about my personal experience later in this episode.  But first, I want to tell you a little bit about myself.  Before August 5, 2017, I was a highly successful GS-15 attorney manager in the C-Suite of one of the most talked about agencies within the US Department of Treasury.  I was on the verge of walking into the next level of management - SES - Senior Executive Series after serving 18+ years. But I left it all behind to start my own location independent grief coaching and speaking practice. And I have never looked back.  I am the co-author of an anthology entitled “The Roots of Holiday Grief: Transcending Loss During the Holidays and Beyond” which is available for purchase on my website - www.heatherdhorton.com. The anthology includes my inspiring personal story of loss, hope, healing, and gratitude as well as the stories of other resilient authors. I am also writing a book detailing my grief journey which will be available in Late Summer 2018.  Personally, I love attending sporting events, horseback riding, traveling the world, supporting the arts, zip-lining in NC and spa retreats. This episode is Part 1 of a 2-part series detailing my own story of my personal grief journey.  Part 1 will focus on the accident/death that rerouted the trajectory of my life.  Part 2 will take you through my 13-year grief journey and how I was able to transform my trauma into triumph. I now invite you to journey with me to the year 2005.  I experienced two unique tragedies that year that altered my existence.  I was 33 years old, so all this occurred during my Jesus Year -  Jesus lived as a man for 33 years on earth and then resurrected to heaven.   The 33rd year of life is regarded as the year you are reborn in some sense.  I wholeheartedly agree that I was reborn in a number of ways that year.  On May 17, 2005, a beautiful sunny morning, my aunt and uncle (my mother’s brother), two of their grandchildren, my mother and I were traveling via car from Atlanta, GA to Baton Rouge, LA after attending my cousin’s graduation from Clark Atlanta University.  Shortly after 12 noon that day, my uncle fell asleep at the wheel on Interstate 65 South.  I sat asleep as well on the front passenger side.  It felt as if we were drifting versus taking a straight path.  I awoke, still half asleep, to find the mini-van heading into oncoming traffic on the opposite side of the highway and alerted my uncle of our trajectory.  Startled, he woke up, began to accelerate and overcorrected.  The mini-van hit a pothole on the right side of the highway causing us to flip at least four to six times before coming to rest on its right side.  My injuries were quite severe – fractured neck in two places, fractured right thumb, abrasions and glass cuts all down my right arm and on both hands and wrists.  Unfortunately, my mother and my aunt’s injuries were ultimately fatal.  My mother succumbed to her injuries on May 18, 2005, the evening after the accident.  My aunt passed away from her injuries on June 2, 2005, two weeks later.  This incident shook me to my core.  My uncle and the grandkids were clearly shaken up emotionally but suffered very minor physical injuries.  The day of the accident was my awakening, or rebirth, my journey from Heather 1.0 to Heather 2.0.  The second event occurred about three months later when I returned to work on a part-time basis after recovering from my injuries.  I had time to begin to deal with the shock of the trauma I experienced, heal from my injuries, and start to grieve the loss of my mother.  However, within two weeks of returning to work in New Orleans, LA, Hurricane Katrina hit the city on August 29, 2005.  I watched the destruction on the television, like most people across the world, from my mother’s home in Baker, LA.  The devastation was heartbreaking and numbing all over again.  It was six weeks before authorities permitted anyone to re-enter New Orleans in order to assess the damage to their property.  I only anticipated being away from home two or three days as is typical for most hurricanes.  As each day passed that I was not able to return to my home in New Orleans, I slowly began to realize that life would be different yet again moving forward that year.  My office did reopen in November 2005, but I had come to the conclusion that I no longer had a reason to live in Louisiana despite the fact that my dad and extended family all lived there.  I just wanted to be alone.  My best friend, my mother, was no longer with me physically.  So when the opportunity presented itself for me to move clear across the country to Phoenix, AZ, I headed to the wild, wild West in December 2005.  I was so eager to run away from everything I knew and begin this rebirth phase that I didn’t realize that moving triggered my grief on a completely different level.  We will start here with the next episode - Part 2 of this 2-part series of the story of my personal journey with grief which will briefly discuss the highs and lows of my 13-year grief journey.  Thank you for listening and I hope you will join us next week for Part 2.  To stay engaged with the podcast and learn more about my products and services at www.heatherdhorton.com. Also, please subscribe to the podcast so you know when the next episode is available and feel free to post a review and share the podcast with your tribe.  Until next time, keep moving forward.

Mike Willingham, VP, and COO of iPawn Arkansas and president at Willingham Diamonds speak on using leadership to influence persons to be their best self and work towards their dreams.   [00:24] Mike is an entrepreneur, passionate about leadership, investing and pawnbroking   [00:46] VP and COO of iPawn Arkansas, president at Willingham Diamonds and serves as a board member of National Pawnbrokers Association   [01:07] His true passion is influencing younger men to realize their leadership abilities   [01:54] Mike started pawnbroking with a friend of his, where they used items from their garage   [02:34] Mike currently has 2 stores   [02:46] Before August 2017, Arkansas had no regulations regarding pawnbroking. The law now states interest of 25% per month with a holding period of 30 days   [03:21] Mike pawns jewelry, general merchandise, boats, cars, RVs and much more   [03:29] He opened his first store 8 years ago   [03:47] Finding passionate and ambitious employees is one of the hardest situations Mike has experienced   [04:44] He pays above-average wages, gives employees health care, free gym membership, and other benefits, just like a large corporation would   [05:25] Employees are kept active and also marketing themselves and the company (while they wear iPawn shirts)   [06:49] Why is personal branding important? “Your employees are going to make more money, which means you are going to make more money.”   [08:17] When you become a better leader, it challenges your team to want to become better leaders   [09:44] “If you don’t let salespeople set their own goals, they’re gonna set them much higher than you would usually”   [09:22] “Leadership in its purest definition is influence”   [10:53] Becoming a better leader improves your bottom-line   [11:36] People set goals, but don’t have a plan for achieving them   [13:23] You must commit, by investing time and money, to anything you want to become great at doing   [13:44] Mike read and became involved in mentorship at radicalmentoring.com to become a better leader.   [15:43] “If you don’t have enthusiasm about what you’re doing then you’re wasting your time.”   [16:58] Mike started Willingham Diamonds from something that he loves to do   [17:38] He separates the pawnshop and Willingham Diamonds so that each entity makes its own profits   [18:39] Mike used events that would lead persons to his social media pages   [19:27] You must use social media as a platform to educate, not just sell   [20:18] Even if you utilize different styles, leadership can be portrayed at home and at work   [23:05] Your staff can determine whether or not you get business based on their customer service   [25:53] Lack of vision and know-how can prevent a pawnbroker from building their staff to make themselves better leaders and improve the viability of the pawnbroker   [27:03] iPawn core values: Create remarkable experiences Embrace and drive change Excellence in every role Little things are important Honest is best   [28:40] In the pawnbroker business, we’ve become so transaction-oriented that we don’t pay attention to our customers. Forming a relationship with the customer can upgrade them to a client   [30:20] “Employees are the backbone of your business”   [30:42] Training employees gets them to where they need to be in the business   [31:02] The TTS report focuses on emotional stability, making decisions, leadership potential and best-fit job roles for employees   [32:12] ‘Be Obsessed or Be Average’ - Grant Cordone https://www.amazon.com/Be-Obsessed-Average-Grant-Cardone/dp/1101981059 talks about sales and leading people   [32:33] ‘Smart Business Management”...   [33:08] “Invest in your staff and invest in yourself. Pay your staff more money, give an opportunity to earn more money”   [33:32] Contact Mike at: iPawn Arkansas on Facebook and Instagram Willingham Diamonds on Facebook and Instagram Mike Willingham on Facebook MikeWillingham.com

Before August 10, 2013, the greatest threat humans faced was other humans. But on K-Day, the first kaiju emerged from the Pacific Ocean to attack San Francisco. That tragedy, combined with several subsequent attacks, led to the development of a weapon which would finally offer Earth’s inhabitants hope: the Jaeger.