Podcasts about being proud

Uncle Vinny stops through Berlin, Germany for an excellent conversation with Filmmaker, DOP, and overall Legend, Sebastian Vellrath. Great conversation, timestamps are below. Follow Sebastian on Instagram to keep up with his new projects. https://instagram.com/sebastian.vellrath/ Timestamps: 0:00 - Welcome @sebastian.vellrath 1:20 - Growing Up In Bonn, Germany - Skateboard Scene 2:40 - Moving to Berlin in 2005; Working With MTV 4:20 - Creating Production Company; Working As A Freelance Photographer Since 2018 5:15 - Skateboard Culture in Germany 6:25 - Influence of Skateboarding on Filmmaking 9:30 - Authenticity 12:00 - Doing It For The Art Instead of Algorithm 14:30 - Worrying About What Others Think 17:30 - Finding Your Own Style 19:30 - Importance of Experience & Failure 22:00 - Going From 20s to 30s 24:00 - Lack of Individuality in 2024 26:30 - Fitting In For What? 29:00 - Differences in 90s HipHop to Now 30:00 - Staying In Tune With Young Generation 32:20 - Working With Toronto Artist Raz Fresco 37:20 - Germany Toronto Connection; Shoutout M Works 38:00 - Importance of Connecting With Others in Real Life 40:00 - Raz Fresco Creativity 41:30 - Every Day Cliches; Being Yourself 44:30 - New Challenges As Life Goes On 46:50 - Interviewing JLO, 50 Cent, TI, for MTV in 2005-2008 51:00 - We Are All The Same 58:00 - Living In The Moment; Social Media 1:01:00 - Director of Photography; Current Projects 1:04:40 - Life In Berlin 1:08:00 - Being Proud of Your Accomplishments 1:09:25 - Shoutout @Sebastian.Vellrath Click the Below Links to Keep Up With New Versatile Vigilante content: Instagram: https://winstagram.com/VersatileVigilante/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/versatilevigilante Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/podcast/6rbWSYZP9asHUv431qHZfK/overview Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/versatile-vigilante/id1384221180?mt=2 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/VersatileVigilante

Discover why being proud of yourself is a mission critical skill for all perfectionists and how to rewire your brain to see your value. Un-learn the misconceptions currently getting in the way of you being proud of you and how to exit the inadequacy cycle. Thinking I don't have anything to be proud of? I'm giving you 5 reasons that you can be proud of yourself + the tool I use everyday to be proud of myself NO MATTER HAT I have or haven't accomplished. On paper, you've got it together— isn't it time you felt like it? Whether it's becoming much more DECISIVE in everything you do, PRESENCE with your family or turning down the volume on self-criticism, Perfectionism Optimized, private 1-1 coaching gives you the life-long skills to *finally feel* as amazing on the inside as your life looks on the outside. Get your stress-free start today at https://courtneylovegavin.com/optimized TIMESTAMPS:00:00-Perfectionists + Valuing Yourself Beyond Achievements01:52-Upgrading From "Being Successful to Be Proud Of You"03:15-Why being proud is USEFUL SKILL for perfectionists04:57-Living a life stuck in inadequacy06:03-Fear of Losing Motivation if Proud Now07:48-Finding something to be proud of: $3,000,000 challenge08:31-Attaching productivity to proud aka POISON09:50-Passive failing vs. active failing11:17-Feeling proud without eradicating negative emotions12:56-Shrinking the part of your brain that triggers stress SOURCES REFERENCED In Ep. 237Fischer, J. (2012). Being Proud and Feeling Proud: Character, Emotion, and the Moral Psychology of Personal Ideals. The Journal of Value Inquiry, 46(2), 209–222. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10790-012-9337-xNeff, K. D. (2009). The Role of Self-Compassion in Development: A Healthier Way to Relate to Oneself. Human Development, 52(4), 211–214. https://doi.org/10.1159/000215071Nepon, T. (2024). Perfectionism, Self-Image Goals and Compassionate Goals in Health and Mental Health: A Longitudinal Analysis - Taryn Nepon, Gordon L. Flett, Paul L. Hewitt, 2024. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/07342829241239997 

Join host Collin as he chats with Richard Zamora, Director of Performance & Automation, and Marat Zaripov, CEO & Founder of AI Driller. Discover how AI Driller is revolutionizing the oil and gas sector by integrating advanced AI solutions to enhance drilling and completions.

Join Caio as we navigate learning techniques, debunk stereotypes, and embrace the pride of being autistic. Through personal stories of overcoming fear and embracing identity, we highlight the strength found within the autistic community. Discover the importance of support systems, overcoming speech challenges, and spreading kindness to embrace others. Together, let's foster love, acceptance, and understanding for autistic individuals from a fresh perspective. Connect with Caio Ninja: https://www.caioninja.com/ Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Introduction to Caio Talks 00:00:20 - Autism and Different Brain Functioning 00:00:33 - Autistic Experience and Learning Techniques 00:00:47 - Being Proud of My Autism 00:01:01 - Debunking the Scary Autism Stereotype 00:01:17 - Overcoming Fear and Opening the Box 00:01:31 - Thousands of Hours of Support 00:01:45 - My Support System 00:01:57 - The Strength of Being Autistic 00:02:12 - Overcoming Speech Development Challenges 00:02:26 - Embracing Autism 00:02:42 - Embracing Autistic Identity 00:02:58 - Spreading Kindness and Embracing Others 00:03:13 - The Importance of Autism 00:03:28 - Helping Autistic Kids 00:03:41 - Love and Acceptance for Autistic Individuals 00:03:56 - Understanding Autism from a Different Perspective Produced & Edited By: https://www.creativeevolutionstudios.com/

Summary Brian LaManna shares his insights on sales success, including closing the largest deal ever, finding passion in sales, and the importance of authenticity. He emphasizes the need for continuous learning and development, surrounding oneself with top performers, and systematizing outbound efforts. Brian also discusses the future of sales, highlighting the opportunities in the revenue space and the importance of balancing quality and quantity in outreach. Takeaways Continuous learning and development are key to sales success. Surrounding yourself with top performers can inspire and push you to achieve more. Systematizing outbound efforts can improve efficiency and productivity. Balancing quality and quantity in outreach is crucial for success. Enjoying the journey and finding fulfillment in the present moment is important. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 01:00 Closing the Largest Deal Ever 02:14 Passion for Sales and Curiosity for Business 04:26 Work Routine and Success 05:44 Staying Successful and Setting Goals 06:34 Maintaining Hunger and Motivation 07:29 Setting Systems and Processes for Success 08:45 Authenticity and Sharing the Journey 09:58 Overcoming Hesitation to Post on LinkedIn 10:52 Learning from Others and Seeking Inspiration 11:47 Being Proud of Deals and Sharing Successes and Failures 13:43 Importance of Surrounding Yourself with Top Performers 14:42 Learning from the Best and Becoming a Sponge 16:02 Balancing Quality and Quantity in Outbound Efforts 19:35 Being Proud of Closing the Largest Deal 21:38 Importance of Face-to-Face Meetings in Sales 23:51 Continuing Discovery Throughout the Sales Cycle 26:09 Pitfalls in Outbound Efforts and Systematizing Outreach 33:20 Opportunities in the Revenue Space 36:18 The Future of Outbound and Balancing Quality and Quantity 39:47 Advice for Younger Self and Enjoying the Journey -- Guest: Brian LaManna Co-Host: Jan Mundorf -- Want to be on the show? Apply now! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://forms.gle/C6FsHp2CKS37NkdL9⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ -- The podcast is presented by ARRtist Circus - the Tomorrowland for Sales & Customer Success Teams in Europe. Don't miss the event of the year - On April 19, 2024, in Berlin. Find all information and tickets at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.ARRtist-circus.com

Join us for a discussion with Truett Hanes, Cam's son and Guiness World Record holder of 8,100 pullups in one day.  Follow along: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cameronrhanes Twitter: https://twitter.com/cameronhanes Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/camhanes/ Website: https://www.cameronhanes.com   Truett Hanes Links: https://www.instagram.com/just_truett/ https://www.youtube.com/@truetthanes    Thank you to our sponsors: Blokes: https://blokes.com/cam use code CAM for 20% off labs Go Ruck: https://www.goruck.com use code CAM for 10% off  Hoyt: http://bit.ly/3Zdamyv  Black Rifle: https://www.blackriflecoffee.com/ Use code KEEPHAMMERING for 20% your first Order MTN OPS: https://mtnops.com/ Use code KEEPHAMMERING for 20% off and Free Shipping   Timestamps: 0:00:00  Intro - Truett's Blacktail Hunt 0:11:44  What Hunting Means to Truett 0:17:51  High School Sports & Being Jacked 0:29:23  Truett & Tanner - An Edge in Young Age 0:41:48  Where the Journey in Pull Ups Started 0:53:49  Breaking the World Record in Pull Ups 1:07:33  The Motivation Behind Breaking the World Record 1:15:50  The Mindset of Being Tough 1:22:12  Truett's Next Goal 1:25:00  Why Cam Started Running Marathons  1:27:15  What Kept Cam Motivated After Kids 1:34:11  The Race Cam Dropped Out Of 1:38:17  The Feeling of Being Proud 1:41:01  Outro  

Are you seeking knowledge that can instantly turn into money? Join us in a captivating conversation with Jeffrey Gitomer, the "King of Sales". In this interview, we explore a wide range of thought-provoking topics, including Jeffrey's mission, invaluable sales insights, and the keys to achieving remarkable success.

Hey there! Welcome to June. We're smack dab in the middle of the year. The sun is out, the days are long and we've got a collection of stories, songs and conversations all intuitively designed to help you groove with the rhythm of the seasons.This month's podcast is about Being Proud.John Ballinger and Double Batch Daddy are here to kick off the summer in song. Keythe reads a short story about the joys and pains of becoming a father. Our Rhythms of Life segment features interviews with four fascinating folks in their mid-twenties. And, in honor of Fathers' Day, Keythe shares some thoughts about learning to be a proud papa.If you like what you hear, DONATE HERE!

SESSION 5We are celebrating the launch of the Brand New 90 Day Website Mastery Programme with an invitation to join us, Jonny Ross and Pascal Fintoni.As part of the Website Best Practice Series, in this 5th session we will be focusing on Being Proud of Your Website.Add this to your diary, and we look forward to seeing you there!We will be covering:- Techniques to craft weekly/monthly content planning- Recap on key learning points from this series- How to bring your vision and strategy to lifeWhat is the 90 Day Website Mastery Programme?A fully immersive and live experience, designed to turn Marketing Professionals and Entrepreneurs into confident leaders that create websites that they can be proud of. And more importantly deliver increased website experience, engagement, and sales to outperform their competition.To find out if you qualify for our next round of applications visit https://90daymarketingmastery.com/

Denise Yohn, director of Faith & Work Journey, wrote an article for Gospel Coalition about a conference where she was asked to share the most important decision of her life.  Denise's choice to follow Christ was her most important decision, but she questioned whether she should share that publicly.  Denise realized that her reason for ... The post Being Proud of Your Faith appeared first on Unconventional Business Network.

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Hello and Welcome back to another week of The Stress Mastery Podcast. This week our topic is "The Pride Energy” and on today's Mondays with the Super Millennial, we are going to be discussing Being Proud is a Choice. ________________________________________________________  Join The Stress Mastery Community today for FREE! Click here to register HERE! Love the show? Tweet me a shoutout at: @Billcortright Want to sponsor episodes of The Stress Mastery Podcast?  Email Bill at : Bill@livingrightwithbillcortright.com  Mentioned in this show: Join the private Facebook Group: The Stress Mastery Podcast Subscription/SocialLinks: Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe to the The Stress Mastery Mailing List Watch on Youtube www.livingrightwithbillcortright.com Instagram: @livingrightwithbillcortright Facebook at Bill Cortright STAY INSPIRED!

Up and Coming Artist From Brampton, BJL, stops by with his friend, Chileno, for a great conversation with Uncle Vinny. We discuss how BJL began making music, how growing up in Brampton has influenced him, his future goals, and much more. Go follow BJL @its_bjl to keep up with his new music and updates. Follow Versatile Vigilante on Instagram, Spotify, Soundcloud, Apple Music, etc for new updates and releases. Website: https://versatilevigilante.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/VersatileVigilante/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/versatilevigilante Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/podcast/6rbWSYZP9asHUv431qHZfK/overview Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/versatile-vigilante/id1384221180?mt=2 SmartURL: https://smarturl.it/versatilevigilante 0:20 - Introducing BJL and Chileno 0:50 - Growing Up in Brampton 2:20 - Being Proud of Where You Are From 2:40 - BJL Deciding To Make Music 3:35 - Building Your Own Home Studio 4:30 - Chileno's Story 5:05 - Cold AF 5:20 - Renting Out Home Studio 5:50 - Learning to DIY 6:10 - Activities Before Music 6:30 - Already Being Known Before Music 7:25 - Fooling Around w/ Music 7:50 - Getting Support From All Over the World 8:40 - Growing as a Person Since Making Music 9:00 - Being More Focused 9:40 - Being A Rapper in Toronto 10:00 - Not Caring About Politics 11:20 - "Slide" was First Video 12:30 - Getting Inspired 13:25 - Remaining the Same Guy 14:40 - Good to Have People Doing Better Than You 15:10 - Having Too Much Pride is Not Good 16:00 - Supporting Each Other 16:25 - So Much Potential in T.O 17:20 - Getting Popping in Home City 17:50 - Getting Hate 18:30 - "Antics Don't Make Me Money" 19:25 - Doing Your Thing 19:35 - Opinions on Toronto Scene 20:35 - Creative Process 21:20 - Developing Own Sound 21:40 - S/O Chiboki 23:00 - Having Everything We Need in Toronto 23:30 - Toronto Being Crazy; Not Being Focused 24:20 - Opinions on Clubhouse 24:50 - Difference Between Getting Views and Sales 25:30 - Having Core Fan Base 26:10 - Developing Own Fan Base 26:40 - S/O Curren$y 27:00 - S/O Fetty Wap & Griselda 27:30 - Worrying Too Much About Others 28:50 - S/O K Dubb 29:50 - Showing Love to Your Own Friends (clip) 31:10 - Supporting Anyone that Supports Me 33:00 - Building Organically 34:00 - Wanting Growth 34:40 - Toronto Negativity 36:00 - Casper 37:40 - Not Coming Back to Toronto 38:20 - Leaving Old Neighbourhood 39:10 - Making Tough Decisions 40:05 - "Paranoid" Inspiration 41:00 - Peel Police 43:00 - Looking to Peers for Advice 44:00 - Knowing When to Listen to Friends 45:50 - Making Different Genres 47:00 - Benefits of Home Studio; Investing Time to Learn For Yourself (Clip) 49:00 - COVID 50:30 - Can't Stand Around 51:10 - New Track Coming 51:40 - What Does BJL Stand For 52:20 - What Does Chileno Stand For 52:40 - Having A MGMT Mind; Rapping in Future (potential clip) 53:40 - Drop It Just to Drop It 54:00 - Story of Filming First Video 56:40 - Performing 57:50 - Important to Show Love 58:10 - What Are You Listening to Right Now? 59:10 - RIP Houdini 1:00:00 - Full Toronto Roster 1:00:20 - Shoutout Eryn Martin 1:00:40 - PSA From BJL 1:01:30 - RIP Drakeo 1:01:50 - Being Cautious 1:03:05 - Save Your Money 1:03:40 - Keep Going ; Future Goals

It's 2022 and yes we made it. Most of us have set intentions to do something different to C-H-A-N-G-E which leads me to Believe We don't accept who we are we accept what others say. Being Proud to be you is okay remember we are Gifts to the World. Each Expression Needed --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/latiska-powell9/message

Tales from Thornvale is a short form audio filler episode where we learn background knowledge about the world the Spier, the Swiftwell Courier Service, and much much more! Episodes of Tales from Thornvale are released on the off weeks of the main show to tide you over during our current bi-monthly release schedule for Skyjacks: Courier's Call.  We hope you enjoy! ________________________________________________________CONTENT WARNINGSTerms of Affection, Being Proud of you and the struggles you are going through, being introspective, breathing sounds________________________________________________________CREDITSWritten by: Drew MierzejewskiPerformed by: Drew MierzejewskiEdited by: Alyson GrauerMusic by: Arne Parrott________________________________________________________CONTACT USTwitter: @couriercallInstagram: @skyjackscourierscallEmail: skyjackscourierscall@gmail.com

Warning: This episode covers topics that some listeners might find the content triggering or confronting. If you are seeking help please contact Lifeline in Australia or your local Help Line.Chloe and I chat about Geography, History, Bundaberg, Tasting Weird Things, Human Condition, Voice Acting, Performing, Change in Life Direction, Lack of Motivation, Self Worth, Anxiety, Dealing with Your Problems, Appropriate Work Behaviour, Being Proud of Your Differences, Blind Faith, Mistranslation, Covid - 19 (In July 2021), Hesitation Around Vaccination, Australia's Political Stupidity, Tokyo 2020, How the Accent Stuck, People Getting Your Accent Wrong, Having a Soothing Voice, Tattoos, Work Appearances, Finding Your Identity and Sexuality, and Asking Questions and Being RespectfulPersonal thanks to Audio Advantage, John Bosak in Brisbane for helping make this possible.

Dave Rose and his team build custom revenue engines for companies around the world. He is the author of Overcoming the 15 Categories of Rejection. Rejection is a common occurrence that we all encounter in our lives. In this episode, we'll talk with Dave about rejection and how we can overcome it.     The Journey to Writing His Book   Dave was asked to speak to an audience about rejection. Dave thought, “No problem.” He jumped online, looking for the categories of rejection, and couldn't find anything. So he went to the library. The librarian searched on her computer and couldn't find anything. She asked another employee for help and they all started searching through the drawers that still used the Dewey Decimal System. They couldn't find anything.   Dave happened to be advised at the University of North Texas. He asked some of the professors there, but none of them knew anything either. “Nobody [had] ever categorized rejection,” he explained. “It just hadn't happened. There are lots of books around persuasion, and great books about overcoming being told no and rejection, [or] being more powerful with these kinds of skills, but no one had ever categorized [it].”   Dave continued, “Fast forward 10 years of studying in 22 countries to be able to say I'd categorized rejection and named the categories and helped people overcome [them]. I had no idea that was going to be how the book came about. But that's what's happened and it's changing people's lives.”   Categories of Rejection   In our interview, Dave shared some of the categories of rejection from his book.   Mind Blocks   Dave said this category was hard to identify. Most people understand a monetary block; they understand that they can't buy a $50 million house without that much money. But people miss mind blocks as a source of rejection. Dave explained that this mind block “stops people from even trying.”   He gave the example of asking me to borrow my car when he knew I'd say no. When people know what the answer will be, or think they know, they won't even ask.   “There [are] mind blocks in the audience's mind,” Dave continued. “This has been the most powerful [thing] where we help CEOs and companies change mind blocks [of their audience].”   Decision Makers   The next category is decision-makers. “Most people aren't even talking to the right [person],” Dave explained. “They're walking away rejected, they're trying to get somewhere in life and their trajectory is dampened. And they weren't even dealing with the right decision-makers. That was something that was overlooked for a while as an actual category of rejections. . . . It's like you're asking mom to borrow the car on Friday night but you know it's dad's decision, or you're asking dad and it's mom's decision.”   Likeability    Likeability is the third category of rejection. Before the book came out, Dave was speaking about it and taking questions. A woman said to him, “Love is a category. Did you get that?” Dave said, “Well actually . . . love is not a category.” She said, “If you don't say love is a category, then you've never figured it out.” Dave said, “Well, we figured that the third category of objection is likeability.” He asked her “Have you ever loved someone?” She responded, “Well, yes.” He asked, “Have you hated that person?” She said, “Yes.” Dave told her, “You [see] how that's on a scale. So we call it likeability on a scale. [You can go from] maybe in the neutral middle, to love, [to] hate, however you want to look at it, but likability is a category of rejection that encompasses love.”   Goal Shot or Close   Another important category is the goal shot or the close. This is “asking for what you want,” Dave said. “Most people think they're rejected, but they never really try to get what they want.” They might say, “I didn't become a doctor (or a lawyer, accountant, dentist, etc.) because I didn't have the money for school.”   Dave continued, “So there's a combination of money [and a] combination of a mental block. There might have been a combination of not asking for what you wanted. You can analyze a situation and find multiple categories of rejection impacting a situation. When you study it, you can start to remove those categories of rejection and get a lot more in life, and it just works for sales, for leaders, for a relationship, [etc.].”   How These Categories Can Benefit Entrepreneurs   In our sales efforts, one of these categories might be an obstacle to overcome in order to motivate someone to buy our product. There are also other ways these categories can benefit us. “Sometimes [the benefits are] not so obvious . . . report, culture, morale, employee relations, using it for how people interact and work together. Oftentimes they're hitting up against one another.”   Sometimes in companies, we have one team for one aspect and another time for a different one. We might think that one of the teams does this specific thing and someone from that team can't go into the other team. “That's a communication and rejection issue,” Dave said.    “Helping people understand how to communicate and how to get what they need from one another and overcome the rejections with one another and the teams . . . is very transmogrifying for a business. You find that it starts to impact the short term, the morale, and then you're gonna impact culture, and you can get a consistent, repeatable process in there.” - Dave Rose   Being Proud of Our Passions   One day, Dave was talking to a rock star speaker who'd heard Dave speak. This person said to Dave, “When I'm asked on a plane what I do, it's sexy. I just tell them “I help companies build rock stars,” [and] I love that. I just thought it's hot, but what you do isn't sexy. You build revenue engines and the customer experience.”   When Dave heard this, it hurt. He said, “For a couple [of] weeks, it hurt, and then I realized . . . but we sell millions of dollars worth of stuff every year. I mean it works. . . . My passion is building revenue engines, and that's not really sexy. And if [I] just say that . . . it's kind of confusing to people in a way. [But] I don't care anymore. My passion is to build revenue engines. . . . I don't make any apologies for that anymore.”   Dave is doing the thing his target audience wants the most: he's helping CEOs make more money. Someone else's passion may look more exciting or sound more interesting, but as Dave has learned, we don't have to feel bad about what we are passionate about.   Jumping on Tectonic Shifts and Breakthroughs   Here are a few examples of people or companies who had great breakthroughs or jumped on big tectonic shifts early to leverage them.   Elon Musk    When I asked Dave who he thinks the best digital monetizer is, he said Elon Musk. Dave compared Musk to Donald Trump, saying, “Donald Trump has a potential of notoriety and big ideas and an audience. And you take Elon, and he does it right. He does it right, and I'm not subscribing to any political side [or] ideology one way or another, I'm just saying there's a little bit of a similarity to me in terms of the platforms they have and what they can do, and comparing them, Elon takes this to another level from the digital side, and [he's] a master.”   Elon Musk is a great example of someone who has jumped onto tectonic shifts early and leveraged them. There's a great story about Elon Musk I told in a previous episode that is very relevant here. When the internet was very young, he went to one of the CEOs of one of the top yellow page companies, and he tried to sell them on a deal. Musk wanted to put the yellow pages online, and the CEO of that company took his huge, thick yellow pages, and threw it at Musk and said, “Do you think you're ever going to replace this with the internet?”    This is one of many situations where Elon Musk was rejected by someone who could not see his vision for leveraging tectonic shifts. But Elon went on to create something even bigger and more successful than the Yellow Pages.   Netflix   There's a legend that a similar thing happened with Netflix and Blockbuster. Netflix apparently asked to meet with the CEO of Blockbuster, and the Blockbuster CEO said, “What's a Netflix?” Obviously, they never made a deal, but it's the same question as with the yellow pages: What would have happened if they had made a deal? Blockbuster could have so easily been the digital streaming platform. They had all the resources. They had connections. It would have been so easy for them to do it, and they didn't take advantage of that tectonic shift. It destroyed and put that company out of business.   It's easy in hindsight to look back and see who ended up on top. However, it's not just what those big companies are doing wrong, but it's the opportunity that it presents for people like us. A lot of times people like us think there isn't a way for us to compete with those well-established, well-funded, and huge brands, the behemoths that are out there. We give up and are rejected before we even try. But all we have to do is find that tectonic shift, that disruption, that almost by definition the big companies are not going to quickly and effectively adapt to. We need to jump on that and build our business around that. That's our best strategy to leapfrog well-funded and established businesses.   Flamin' Hot Cheetos   Dave and I also discussed how breakthroughs can come from anyone. Dave said, “You need to set your company up to believe that it can come from anyone. Sounds like some sort of Fantasyland [to] make that happen, but you can do that with the right system. That's what leaders need to work on, creating a system that anybody here can make something amazing happen.”   The idea for Flamin' Hot Cheetos came from Richard Montañez who was working as a janitor for the company. A broken machine produced a batch of plain Cheetos, and he took them home. He put chili powder on them and tested them out on his family. When they liked them, he pitched the idea to a CEO over the phone and two weeks later presented it to the executive suite. Montañez ended up becoming an executive inside the corporation (Source: newsweek.com).   That CEO was wise enough to not reject a great idea or its messenger because someone with a lower position came up with the idea.   Key Takeaways   Thank you so much Dave for sharing your stories and knowledge with us today. Here are some of my key takeaways from this episode:   Sometimes our journeys will take us in unexpected directions, as with Dave's book. As he did, we can turn the unexpected into something great. Mind blocks happen when people don't even try to ask for what they want.  We must make sure we are asking the right decision-makers. Likeability is a scale that encompasses love.  There can be a combination of categories of rejection impacting a story. This is why it is important to identify each of them so we can overcome each of them.  When we're facing competition from large, well-established companies, we can often leverage tectonic shifts more quickly than they can, and that may present an opportunity to leapfrog the competition. We should set up our companies so that anybody can make something amazing happen.   Connect with Dave   If you enjoyed this interview and want to learn more about Dave or connect with him, you can find him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmrose/, you can learn about his book at https://15cor.com/ and you can learn about his consulting services at https://www.clevelglobal.com/.    Want to be a Better Digital Monetizer?   Did you like today's episode? Then please follow these channels to receive free digital monetization content:   Get a free Monetization Assessment of your business Subscribe to the free Monetization eMagazine. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation YouTube channel. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.  Follow Monetization Nation on Instagram and Twitter.   Share Your Story  How has overcoming rejection helped you and your business? Please join our private Monetization Nation Facebook group and share your insights with other digital monetizers.   Read at: https://monetizationnation.com/blog/123-how-to-overcome-rejection/ 

Racism, Different Cultures, Making a Difference, Being Proud of your Culture regardless, Cartoons, TV Shows, Social Media, Friendship. Follow Ryan Greenwood at ( Remix : The Dad ) on IG. Also listen to Ryan Greenwood's Podcast ( Remix : The Dad ). Follow me on FB under JuJu Mireles. On IG under Jmir303. SnapChat under Jamir303. EMail is Abstractjmir303@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jmir303/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jmir303/support

Sarah is a peacock that isn't proud of who she is. Listen and afterwards here are a a few questions you can ask. Simply Sarah A Lesson in: Being Proud of Who You Are Questions Worksheet 1. Why did Sarah stay seated under the tree? 2. What did Sarah like about the other peacocks she sat and watched? 3. When Sarah did see her reflection how did it make her feel? 4. When you look at your reflection how does it make you feel? 5. In the end what did Sarah say she was most proud of? 6. What quality about yourself are you most proud of? If you want the Coloring sheets and activity page to go with it click the link here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/837246928/coloring-page-story-and-activity?ref=shop_home_active_1 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bedtime-rhyme/support

Hello and thank you for joining us on this important episode!Being proud of your accomplishments can seem like a no brainer but for some of us when it comes to fitness goals and achieving them we tend to dis-credit our efforts.Why is that?Getting down on our selves and no giving yourself the credit you deserve is crucial to making more progress and installing healthier habits. Being proud of your accomplishments and even celebrating them is important to your growth as a person living an active lifestyle.We put so much work into getting our bodies healthy whether it be in both exercising and eating healthy so when it comes time to push past our goals we must remember to say to ourselves that it’s OK to say “I did it!” and be proud!In This Episode You Will Learn:1). Why we felt it was important to discuss this topic on being proud of your accomplishments and how we receive a lot of questions and comments regarding people not being sure if giving yourself credit is a good thing.2). How being proud and celebrating our accomplishments leads to more goal setting and motivation with exercise and healthy living.3). Why it’s so important to have people around you that support your efforts and celebrate with you when you accomplish your goals. Having a great support system can make a big difference.4). How we can feel less worthy of an accomplishment when the particular task or workout was something that we could do before. Don’t dis-credit yourself when you get back to a level that you once were at before. Be proud!5). How there is a direct correlation between feeling proud and self esteem and why we might feel like we’re being self centered if we think about ourselves too much. This is the farthest from the truth, let’s spend more time being confident and celebrating and supporting eachother!///Staying positive about what we accomplish is so important. Whether it’s fitness goals or anything else you feel accomplished about is always something that we can say “It’s OK” to feel good about yourself. This gives us motivation to continue on and create more goals for ourselves.We hope this podcast inspires you to keep reaching for new goals and to keep challenging yourself everyday. Stay positive and inspired always.Team Meredithfacebook youtube spotify apple

EPISODE # 8 ...Coach Bill CurryToday’s guest is legendary player, coach, and leader Bill Curry. If you don’t have something to write with or on now stop the podcast and take care of that because this one is special! Josh and I had the honor of listening and learning from Coach Curry who was so very generous with his time. A member of the legendary Green Bay Packers coached by Vince Lombardi and the Baltimore Colts coached by Don Shula. Coach Curry then went on to be the Head Football Coach at Ga. Tech, Kentucky, Alabama and Ga. State. An ACC Coach of the Year and 2x SEC Coach of the year. Coach Curry has been named the Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year and in 2007 was recognized as the Amos Alonzo Stagg Award winner. Get ready to be inspired, challenged, and moved as we settle in and get to know Coach Bill Curry. 1:21- Introduction4:04- Coach Curry’s High School Days6:29- The ‘Straightforward, Honest’ Coach7:52- Investing in the Younger Generation… ‘Magnanimitas’-Greatness of Spirit10:45- Being Loved & Coached by Coach Bobby Dodd14:18- Working for a great Athletic Administrator, Dr. Homer Rice17:56- Who Equipped Bill Curry for a Lifetime of Success21:18- Teaching Teams to Work Together as ‘Brothers and Sisters’ (Andrew Young)25:00- Importance of Reading, Prioritizing Your Life while Coaching27:39- Where did Coach Curry find Advice & Answers to his Players Issues31:30- Taking Personal Responsibility for Societal Issues34:59- Being Proud of a Full Resume after a Life in Coaching37:07- 2 Minute Drill43:51- “The Huddle” …written & narrated by Coach Bill CurryYou can follow Coach Bill Curry on Twitter @CoachBillCurryAbout Hangin With The AD Podcast….Hangin with the AD is an interview style podcast where Don Baker, Cobb County School District Director of Athletics, partners with Josh Mathews, Pope High School (GA) Athletic Director, to discuss hot topics and lessons learned with leaders in the world of athletics. These leaders include high school athletic directors at the district and local school levels; college athletic administrators; leaders in spaces that connect to athletics such as nutrition, wellness, recruiting, student-athlete recognition; current and former athletes; and others, who can help athletic administrators develop themselves and their programs for a better daily experience for their athletic communities. Don Baker.... Director of Athletics for the Cobb County School District in Georgia. @CCSD_AD (twitter & instagram)Josh Mathews...Athletics Director at Pope High School in Marietta, GA. @mathews14 (twitter) @jwmathews14 (instagram)

In this episode of Sooo Aggressive, Vanessa is joined by writer/comedian Mona Mira (@monamira) to discuss her new job, controversies in the entertainment industry, dick pics, and owning your imperfections. All this and more on Sooo Aggressive! OUTLINE: Intro (:53-3:11) A Little Late with Lilly Singh (3:11-4:42) RiteAid nails are fantastic to pick your nose with! (4:42-7:57) SNL Drama, Twitter Wars, and Racism (7:57-18:20) Shrooms (18:20-21:54) “Botox and Baby Bags” (21:54-24:18) Why are we hairy? (24:18-26:16) “Eye-Ran” vs. “Ee-Ron” & Speaking “Persian” (26:16-28:37) Civil Rights in Iran (28:37-30:43) Dick Pics (30:34-33:06) Super Smart and Super Hairy (33:06-40:41) Being Proud of your Plastic Surgery (40:41-43:32) Own your Imperfections! (43:32-45:23) Big Butts & Botched Butt Injections (45:23-48:26) Boycotting Equinox, Donald Trump, and White Nationalism (49:13-57:26) Voting, Politics, & No More Daylight Savings! (57:26-1:02:15) Wrap-up (1:02:56)

On this Episode of the “Compassionate Light Healing & Guidance” show, Host Catharine Han continues her Series of Shows: Understanding Your Power Within – This week: Being Proud of What You Overcame! Join us a Radio Host for 2019! PsychicTalk.net/Host2019 Courses & Workshops – Check Out: PsychicTalk.net/PsychicU Discover Upcoming Shows at  >>>  www.PsychicTalk.net/Upcoming Connect with us on Facebook  >>>  www.PsychicTalk.net/Facebook Follow Us!  >>>  www.PsychicTalk.net/Twitter

How do you start a small restaurant in India? Sameer Mirchandani shares some wisdom on the restaurant business in India, some restaurant startup mistakes and much more. How hard is it to quit the comforts of a stable consulting job, frequent flier miles, career prospects and easy money for 16 hour days in the kitchen?  Sameer owns one of the most authentic Mexican restaurants in India and Bangalore (we're talking like Mexico City Mexican) and talks about:1. Being Proud when you see people using your hard work2. The Curious Case of Restaurant Reviews3. Is Swiggy and all these disrupters good for business?4. Trying to make the Indian palette happy:  "This is not real Mexican food....I know Mexican...I've HAD TACO BELL!"5. Many more life lessons peppered throughout the episode. *VIDEO EPISODE ON LINK BELOW*Bangalore folks check them out at https://www.chinita.in/ and feel free to reach out to Sam via https://www.facebook.com/ChinitaRealMexicanFoodRegular listeners, please do follow/like/share/subscribe and as always ping me on any socials with what you want to hear next. Subscribe to SanjayComedy YouTube! http://bit.ly/2rHtsiqSubscribe to BirdyNumNum Video Highlights, one of the best Indian podcast on YouTube!: http://bit.ly/2Voafjhreview on iTunes:  https://apple.co/2R4ARmrreview on Stitcher: http://bit.ly/2Hn7H24Gear I use:Zoom Recorder: https://amzn.to/2SzIa7PMicrophone: https://amzn.to/2YgHvO7Camera I use (all 3): https://amzn.to/2YmP0D9Lens on Guest: https://amzn.to/32PqfPqSocial Media:Follow Sanjay on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2EBY4KOConnect on Instagram: http://bit.ly/2SQBnFURT and Follow on Twitter: http://bit.ly/2Br9Nb6Earlier Engineering & Motivation Videos:Anu Aunty the Engineering Anthem: http://bit.ly/2R2X6gBWhy You You Think You're Sad Doing Engineering: http://bit.ly/2LpqJn9Plan to Fail: http://bit.ly/2A43bQfDo Nice Guys REALLY Finish Last? : http://bit.ly/2Cl5iR2Why I ENGINEER (Advice for Graduates) : http://bit.ly/2V1f2HEEarlier Dating Advice Videos:5 INDIAN TINDER TIPS (FOR WOMEN): http://bit.ly/2PY6e1vDATING MISTAKES DUDES MAKE | http://bit.ly/2RiAj0qEarlier IT Guy Music Videos:IT Guy 1.0: the Anthem http://bit.ly/2EBYYaaIT Guy 2.0: the Offshore Remix http://bit.ly/2LoGHhfIT Guy 3.0: the Diwali Remix http://bit.ly/2A4vqhqIT Guy 4.Support the show (https://www.sanjayComedy.com)

Host Yaya talks with her co-hosts of the evening Thamica and Lisa about everything from Being Proud of your Hoe Phase to admitting that you just want a relationship for consistent sex. But in all seriousness the women touch on relationships do's and don'ts, self love and non negotiables. This is a fun episode filled with laughs and finger snaps. Tune in and catch some jewels on this episode of Conversations with Yaya!.

Welcome to Hashing Out the Law, Episode Nineteen – Censorship in the Media. I am your host Arash Hashemi. This is the podcast where we discuss and hash out legal issues and/or topics. Our guest this episode is Camille Todaro. She is freelance journalist and a contributing writer for Penthouse magazine. Camille has also authored two books, a fiction novel named Kept and a self-help coffee table book called Pardon Me for Being Proud. In this episode Camille and I talk about Free Speech, Intrusive effects of censorship in the media, and the #MeToo movement and the effects on men. - (Recorded 02/27/2019) *Disclaimer - The materials on this Podcast are for informational purposes only and are not legal advice. You should not act or rely on any information from this Podcast without seeking advice from an attorney licensed to practice law in your jurisdiction. Neither the Podcast nor use of information from the Podcast creates an attorney-client relationship.

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Join us this week as we discuss being proud of the skills you have because they allow you to do things that others can’t. The Trades are Very Important Throughout history a person would seek out a master in a trade like blacksmithing, stone masonry etc.  and ask to be an apprentice.  As an apprentice the person would learn the skill so that they could provide for their family.  Today we have schools for learning our trades, but the concept is the same. It is the tradesman that keep our cities intact. Tradesman are very important to enjoying the lifestyle that we have.  If it weren’t for tradesman we would be without the electricity to power our computers.  When you flush a toilet where does all of that water go?  Can you imagine life without plumbers?  How about the AC or heat in our homes?  Or the very building of our homes themselves.  It is important to remember that there is someone behind the scenes making all the stuff that we take for granted work.  These are the skilled tradesman.  A skilled tradesman can take something that was nothing and create something that will benefit so many.  Being a Tradesman is a Hard Job Tradesman work is not easy.  There are people who try to work in the trades, but are not able.  Tradesman need to work in all types of extreme weather and conditions.  They need to have an understanding of math and physics. There is also a great deal of skilled involved and mechanical ability.  Every state has their own requirements for becoming a tradesman either Journeyman or Master.  These requirements vary but include hours in the field, hours of training, years of apprenticeship, and tests to receive your license.  We have courses here on the Surging Forward website to help you with these requirements. Being Proud of Your Skills So many people think that working in the trades is a degrading job.  But it is not.  It takes great skill to build things with your hands.  The trades are something where age is no barrier.  A person can enter the trades right out of high school or as a change in career later down the road.  You can make a good living working in the trades.  Companies are looking for hard workers that show up on time and do some over-time when asked.  In the trades you can move up the ranks or without going to college many tradesman branch out and start their own businesses.  Don’t listen to the negativity of some saying that you are a failure because you are working out in the field.  Realize that you are a success because you are making a difference.  Take the skills you have and never stop learning more; in this way you and your family will KEEP SURGING FORWARD. Let’s start something new – Let’s thank a Tradesman today. Until next week keep Surging Forward. If you enjoy this podcast please feel free to leave a comment below, share with a friend and also visit or Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/SurgingForward/ We also have a You tube page where you can watch the actual podcast visit us at https://www.youtube.com/user/surgingforward Looking to network and get personal training visit us and like on face book click here Connect with me on Linkedin Follow us on twitter click here Follow us on Instagram. Contractor and Tradesman courses to Help you Get and retain your Tradesman license; visit our website at www.surgingforward.com   ________________.

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http://ia601402.us.archive.org/8/items/RKVB09VivacityBliss/RKVB%2009%20-%20Vivacity%20Bliss.mp3Rosie and Vivacity spend a lot of this podcast nerding out about theatre and performance. This week's topics include: Producing; Finishing a Performance Career; Not a Natural Redhead; Being Big in Ipswich; Theatre as an Athletic Pursuit; Making Out with Movie Stars; Balloon Bopping; Foresight; How to Avoid Future Bitterness; Moving to Mexico - and then London; Becoming a Burlesquer; Challenging Your Relationship With Your Body; Owning an Idea; Birthing Roulette; Artist or Performer?; Lilly Snatchdragon as Compere!; Intergalactic and Philip K Dick; Killing Vivacity; Being Proud of Your Work.About Vivacity:Now most known as the producer of Cabaret Roulette, Vivacity Bliss has stolen hearts and teased minds with her intelligent, sexy brand of cabaret, gorgeous voice and inimitable sense of humour. With a wealth of experience in theatre - both front and back of house - and not one, but TWO Masters degrees, this lady is a fabulous, vibrant presence on the UK cabaret circuit and goddammit are we gonna keep her! Even if she does have it out for cute baby seals.Website: www.cabaretroulette.co.ukFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/CabaretRouletteTwitter: https://twitter.com/cabaretrouletteTickets: http://cabaretroulette.ticketsource.co.uk/Thanks for listening, performance fan! If you have any questions, suggestions or comments, please either comment on the blog below or SEND ROSIE AN EMAIL!