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Belma Bešlić Gal je bh. i austrijska pijanistica i kompozitorica, umjetnica i kuratorica, rođena u Tuzli gdje je završila osnovnu i srednju muzičku školu u klasi prof. Planinke Jurišić. Kao 15 godišnja djevojčica usred rata odlazi u Weimar u Njemačku na studij klavira na Visokoj školi za muzičku umjetnost Franz Liszt kod prof. Gerlinde Otto i Lazara Bermana, a daljnje usavršavanje nastavila je na Kunstuniversität Graz, izučavajući pozorišnu i scensku muzikom, te kompoziciju. Osvojila je brojne svjetske nagrade kao mlada pijanistica sloveći za jednu od najdarovitijih mladih pijanistica u ex YU, a kasnije je osvojila i brojne nagrade na muzičkim festivalima.Belma je suosnivačica Kamernog sastava Revolucionario, koji izvodi muziku inspirisanu bosanskim i balkanskim etnosom. Na ovogodišnjem Festivalu Slovo Gorčina u Stocu premijerno je na otvaranju Festivala, na drevnom lokalitetu sa stećcima u Radimlji, predstavila multimedijalni muzički i scenski projekat, posebno komponiran za Festival, po imenu "Iza uma". Ove godine je po prvi put u BiH osnovala umjetničku rezidenciju za muzičare klasične muzike pod imenom AIR "Zvjezdane staze" u selu Mijakovići kod Vareša. S Belmom smo pričali o:00:00:00 Uvod i najava00:04:24 Ovo je druga suradnja sa Slovom Gorčina, prva je bila 2017.00:08:08 Scenografiju na stećcima na Radimlji nije bilo lako realizirati00:13:15 Zašto sam rezidenciju nazvala Zvjezdane staze?00:15:10 Kupila sam kuću u selu Mijakovići jer sam se zaljubila u to mjesto00:19:09 Prva art rezidencija klasične muzike u BiH u Mijakovićima00: 24:11 Vraćam se Bosni jer želim da ostavim nešto svojoj zemlji:00: 30:02 Mještani u Mijakovićima su bili oduševljeni klasičnom muzikom iako je nikad dotad nisu čuli00: 35:05 Za sljedeću godinu na rezidenciji planiram dovesti svjetske kompozitore00: 38:40 Na moju muziku i estetiku je utjecalo moje porijeklo iz BiHProdukcija: Kolektiv znanjaAudio i video: podcast.rsMuzika: Alan OmerovićDesign: Effect AgencyJednokratne donacije: https://www.paypal.me/KolektivZnanjaPatreon donacije: https://patreon.com/Kolektivznanja?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan&utm_content=join_link Pratite nas na društvenim mrežama: FB: https://www.facebook.com/kolektivznanja IG: https://https://www.instagram.com/kolektiv_znanja/X : https://twitter.com/AnisaSerak*Ova epizoda je dio našeg serijala o kulturnom aktivizmu koji je nastao uz podršku Thomson fondacije kao dio projekta Kultura i kreativnost za Zapadni Balkan (CC4WBs). Priča je kreirana uz finansijsku podršku Evropske unije. Njen sadržaj je isključiva odgovornost autora i ne predstavlja nužno stavove Evropske unije.
Send us a textAre you ready to revolutionize your bioprocess development? Join David Brühlmann as he interviews Belma Alispahic, Chief Scientific Officer and Co-Founder of AnalysisMode, who unveils the game-changing potential of AI in biopharma.Discover how AI is transforming the industry, from drug discovery to manufacturing, and learn why it's no longer optional but essential for success.Key takeaways:Leverage AI to streamline experiments, reduce costs, and accelerate your path to marketGain insights into emerging AI technologies reshaping biopharma's futureLearn practical steps to integrate AI into your workflow, even with limited resourcesDon't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and unlock the full potential of your biotech projects. Tune in now to empower your scientific journey and simplify complex bioprocessing challenges with AI-driven solutions.Connect with Belma Alispahic:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/balispahicAnalysis Mode: https://analysismode.comNext Steps:Wondering how to develop biologics with clarity and precision? Schedule your free assessment to propel your success: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/assessmentDevelop biologics better, faster, at a fraction of the cost with our Fractional CTO services. Curious? Contact us at https://bruehlmann-consulting.com
Send us a textIs AI the secret weapon biotech scientists have been waiting for? In this eye-opening episode, we dive deep into the world of AI-driven bioprocess development with Belma Alispahic, Chief Scientific Officer and Co-Founder of AnalysisMode. Discover how AI is transforming the biotech landscape, from reducing downtime by 50% to unlocking unprecedented levels of precision in process optimization.Key takeaways:Learn how AI can slash experiment time by up to 80%, saving you valuable resourcesUncover the power of digital twins in fine-tuning your bioprocesses with unparalleled accuracyGain insights on overcoming data challenges to harness AI's full potential in your labDon't miss this game-changing discussion that could revolutionize your approach to bioprocess development. Tune in now and stay ahead of the curve in the rapidly evolving world of biotech!Connect with Belma Alispahic:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/balispahicAnalysis Mode: https://analysismode.comNext Steps:Wondering how to develop biologics with clarity and precision? Schedule your free assessment to propel your success: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/assessmentDevelop biologics better, faster, at a fraction of the cost with our Fractional CTO services. Curious? Contact us at https://bruehlmann-consulting.com
Belma Šarančić is a Bosnian musician, an accordionist, a professor at the Music University of Sarajevo, a researcher and much more. On this episode we talk about Belma's upbringing as a musician and the companionship of her accordion through tough times, her unconventional study path, the taboo topic of pain among musicians which pushed her towards researching and finding solutions, the principles of Alexander Technique, the importance of being aware of our own bodies, top tips for accordionists for a better posture and how to avoid pain, the accordion environment in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the role of music education and the need to adapt to modern times and much more. This episode and the topics we talk about is probably one of the most important ones, as we talk about the basic of basics - health. Thank you Belma for the fascinating conversation and for your passion, insight and deep knowledge! To find out more about Belma, her book on Alexander Technique in Accordionism and her various activities, be sure to follow her and to reach out to her on her Facebook profile. Also check out the Facebook page of the Bosnian Accordion Association "BArte". Reach out with questions, suggestions, ideas or comments and support the podcast through a monthly donation. LINKS linktr.ee/everything_accordion_podcast website: www.ghenadierotari.com Telegram community: https://t.me/+fYu2orPPIF8xZGE0 WhatsApp community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/LCJopLWfu614OmWxXwYu1Q YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ghenadierotariaccordionist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ghenadie_rotari_accordionist/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ghenadierotariaccordionist Spotify Artist page: https://open.spotify.com/artist/54V5A57ed8G3wAeLohSvgR?si=fzW2wlNdTcmT-dBQVV-7RQ Composer's toolkit video course: https://www.ghenadierotari.com/video-on-demand Services you can book on my website Book a 30 minute lesson Book a 60 minute lesson One-on-one career coaching session Virtual coffee Gift cards --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/everything-accordion/support
Building Trauma Informed Workplaces with Stephanie Lemek, Founder- The Wounded Workforce
We kick off season 3 of the podcast with a conversation on the power of communication with the co-founders of Proactive Conversations, Belma McCaffrey and Jessica Belsky. Listen in to learn more about their methodology and how it can help organizations and leaders build more psychological safety in their organizations, and contribute to trauma informed cultures. We even chat about the challenges of communication around this election cycle.
Tampa Bay Brewing Cosmic Bovine Swirl is a Milkshake IPA by style. Brewed with Belma & Cashmere hops, giving a rather unique ambrosial mix of citrus, pineapple, melon & strawberry. Combining loads of fruit-forward hops with strawberry purée, vanilla and hefty dose of milk sugar, this is an extra creamy treat with notes of strawberry milk, vanilla, & citrus. This craft beer is 7.5% ABV and 30 IBUs. In this craft beer review, we will take a look at the color, smell, and taste.
Drekker BrewingTiny Bites is a New England IPA by style. Tiny Bites is a new IPA blasted with juicy and fruity aroma, flavor, and a nice pillowy body yet it's insanely crushable. We call it a Petite IPA since it's just like a regular hazy IPA except it's only a tiny 5%. Tiny Bites was brewed with oats and spelt and hopped with a bunch of our favorite banger hops: Centennial, Citra, Vic Secret, and Belma. Go ahead, take a bite! This craft beer is 5% ABV. In this craft beer review, we will take a look at the color, smell, and taste.
About Today's Guest:Belma McCaffrey is a Career & Leadership Coach, and CEO and Founder of Work Bigger [www.workbigger.co]. She helps high-achievers figure out what they really want to do with their career and life so that they can find the fulfillment they're craving. At Work Bigger, Belma and her team integrate deep mindset work and neuroscience into their coaching, combined with career planning to help high-achieving clients save time and money.Resources & Links: Audio training & workbook to shift from the "Away State" into the "Toward State": https://workbigger.activehosted.com/f/82Credits, links & other things: Intro & Outro Music: DriftMaster by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com Mental Status IG: @mentalstatuspod Talk to me: mentalstatuspod [at] gmail.com Apply to be a guest on this show: Interviewee Interest form
Drekker Tickle Monster is a Double New England IPA by style. Tickle Monster is a Double IPA brewed with Lactose Sugar and Belma & Mosaic hops. This craft beer is 8.2% ABV. In this craft beer review, we will take a look at the color, smell, and taste.
The theme this month on the podcast is careers! We're covering everything from switching to leveling up in your career, salary negotiations, and everything in between. This is a huge conversation topic with our clients at Financial Gym because so many factors are at play when making decisions around our career choices. Spoiler alert: it's not all about money. Joining me today is Belma McCaffrey, Founder of Work Bigger and Career and Leadership coach, discussing the important topic of attaching to a purpose rather than a job. I have seen many clients struggle with the need to earn a paycheck but not feel aligned with their employer. Belma and I discuss how you can become better engaged at work, how to have better conversations at work, and when you know you just need to leave. For more information, visit the show notes at https://www.martinisandyourmoney.com/show-notes/episode487-purpose-not-a-job
Hablamos de la edición 2023 de la Transpyrenees, prueba de ultraciclismo que recorre los Pirineos desde Girona hasta San Sebastián, y lo hacemos con dos participantes muy cercanos a La Escapada, Belma Hernández-Francés y Jon Peironcely. Belma con experiencia en el ultraciclismo debutaba en esta prueba pirenaica mientras que para Jon era su tercera participación, y entre los dos nos cuentan su experiencia y cómo han vivido esta edición. Fotos: @bite.of.me y @f.sanchoyarto Siguenos en: Instagram: @laescapadacc https://www.instagram.com/laescapadacc Ivoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-escapad... #laescapadacc #transiberica #transpyrenees #viajarenbicicleta #viajarenbici #ultracycling #ultraciclismo #2023 #photocycling #cyclingphotos #cyclingvideo #videocycling #cyclingpics
In this special part 2 Father's Day Episode, I chat with writer, storyteller, producer and more, Belma Michael Johnson. We discuss raising children and what Fatherhood means, specifically what Black Fatherhood means and how to break the Narrative that has been written for so many years. This is a must hear conversation. Raw and Unedited. My Very Special Guest Belma Michael Johnson If you would like to have a topic discussed on a future podcast or if you would like to be a guest, send your info to @storiesandsolutions or email me at mistertoddscorner@gmail.com Thanks for for listening - Mister Todd -B-EZ www.mistertoddscorner.com/podcast www.tatt-teeshirts.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mister-todd/support
In this special 2 part Father's Day Episode, I chat with writer, storyteller, producer and more, Belma Michael Johnson. He tells stories about his exciting career in entertainment, we talk about how the Universe speaks to you, and how it brought us to meet through a T.A.T.T. TeeShirt. We discuss raising children and what Fatherhood means. This is a must hear conversation. Stay tuned for part 2 next week. My Very Special Guest Belma Michael Johnson If you would like to have a topic discussed on a future podcast or if you would like to be a guest, send your info to @storiesandsolutions or email me at mistertoddscorner@gmail.com Thanks for for listening - Mister Todd -B-EZ www.mistertoddscorner.com/podcast www.tatt-teeshirts.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mister-todd/support
MPF Discussion with Belma McCaffreyFinding Your Superpower Through Failure with Belma McCaffrey About BelmaBelma McCaffrey is the CEO and Founder of Work Bigger, a career coaching company for dissatisfied high achievers who want to find their purpose. Through coaching and community, Work Bigger helps individuals connect to their mission and step into their purpose and full potential. Work Bigger also supports multi-million-dollar brands in luxury retail and media. Belma's work has been featured in Forbes, Fortune, Thrive, and other media platforms. Belma is also a refugee, a mom, and prior to Work Bigger, she spent 10+ years working in media and strategy roles at companies like the Associated Press and Conde Nast. Exploring life's greatest challenges can give you the opportunity to find your purpose and superpower. Join Belma as she reveals how her difficult moments and experiences enabled her to find her superpower and purpose. On this episode of My Perfect Failure (Finding Your Superpower Through Failure). Uncover how your failures can help you unlock the superpower inside you. Dive into this exciting episode and discover how to find your true purpose and superpower today! Some of The Areas We Cover · Why we should spend time to connect the dots of our Superpower. · Why we should watch out for those moments when we are I a state of flow.· Growth is uncomfortable but transformational.· Why we never succeed alone.· We discuss Belma's love of coaching. Contact Belma Free Class - How to Find Your Superpower: https://purpose.workbigger.co/find-your-superpowerBelma's website - https://workbigger.co/ Please Leave A Review Like this show? Please leave us a review here, even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally! Paul: Contact Details · Work with me: paul@myperfectfailure.com · MPF Website: http://www.myperfectfailure.com/ · Insta: follow: https://www.instagram.com/myperfectfailure/ · Twitter: https://twitter.com/failure_perfect · Facebook MPF Private Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/377418129517757
On this episode of Financially Naked: Stories from The Financial Gym, our host is Joy Liu, Level 2 Certified Financial Trainer. Joining her today is Belma, a leadership and career coach and founder of Work Bigger. We've seen tech companies announce significant layoffs, and with talks of a recession looming, other industries are likely to follow suit. If you're feeling worried or insecure, this conversation is full of honest advice and tools to help ease your nerves and help you create a plan if you're laid off or lose your job. For more details check out our show notes here! If you want to work with a Certified Financial Trainer to help navigate your finances, schedule a free warm-up call today! If you have any ideas or questions for the show, send an email to trainerpodcast@fingyms.com. Resources Financially Naked Episode: Finding Your Career Path and Superpower with Belma Free class with Work Bigger: https://purpose.workbigger.co/find-your-superpower 5 Ways to Recession Proof Your Finances: Financial Gym Blog Connect with Belma & Work Bigger Website: Work Bigger Instagram: @workbiggerLinkedIn: Belma McCaffrey Meet The Trainer Meet Joy Liu, Level 2 Certified Financial Trainer
In the 126th episode of The Strength Connection Podcast, Mike and our special guest, Holistic Career and Leadership Coach, Belma McCaffrey, will talk about the impact of being a refugee, finding your purpose, strengths finder, the fear of rejection, and more.Join us in this insightful and captivating talk! In this chapter, you will discover:(1:05) Introducing our special guest, Holistic Career and Leadership Coach, Belma McCaffrey @workbigger(2:55) Belma's origin story(3:00) Leaving Albania(3:35) Coming to the US(4:10) Impact of being a refugee(4:30) Learning work ethics from her parents(4:55) “To work hard is to love life.” - Belma's mother(6:50) Belma's father's biggest dream(7:35) Being in a communist state(10:00) Trying to find her passion(11:20) The reason for going to business school(12:10) Discovering coaching(13:15) Bold, Belma's first business(14:30) Starting blogging(16:00) A few things Belma knew already(16:35) Finding your purpose(18:00) “What do you really value the most? And are you actually putting time towards what you value the most?” - Michael Kurkowski @mike_strength_connection(18:25) About value(19:15) Belma's blog writing process(20:30) Benefits of starting a blog(20:55) The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron @juliacameronlivehttps://www.amazon.com/Artists-Way-25th-Anniversary/dp/0143129252 (22:30) The 3 steps to find your purpose(23:40) “Your interests can really serve as a vehicle to your values.” - Belma McCaffrey @workbigger(25:20) “We downplay our own strengths.” - Michael Kurkowski @mike_strength_connection(26:05) Is finding value difficult for people?(27:05) Strengths finder(27:40) The feedback process(27:55) “Seeking out feedback from people that you trust and who you know have your best interest in mind can be so powerful. “ - Belma McCaffrey @workbigger(28:10) The self-reflection piece(29:25) Belma's challenges with feedback(30:00) The fear of rejection(31:45) Belma's first conversation with her clients(33:40) What fits best for you?(35:20) Step 2: Research(36:45) Customize and negotiate(37:25) Shout out Mark Ashby LinkedIn: Mark Ashby M.A(39:30) Why did Michael start The Strength Connection?(42:15) The recovery time frame(44:05) About burnout(44:35) Shout out to Sifu Singh @sifusingh(45:10) The reasons behind a burnout(46:20) Imperfect action(47:50) Where to find Belma McCaffrey? @workbigger
Hop Butcher Dese Dem & Dose is an American IPA by style. Simcoe, Motueka & Belma-hopped India Pale Ale. This craft beer is 6.75% ABV. In this craft beer review, we will take a look at the color, smell, and taste.
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When the Ratchet Doesn't Ratchet Anymore @BeerTreeBrew #beer #craftbeer #radioshow #podcast Co hosts : Good ol Boy Dave, Good ol Boy Tim, Good ol Boy Sparky, Good ol Boy Caperton, and Good ol Gal Julieanna SUDS Episode – A brewery takeover from Beer Tree Brew in Port Crane, NY. The only brewery where you get a warranty replacement on your Craftsman ratchet and a good NEIPA. This flight is all hazy and juicy. Maybe they should consider pairing some of these beers with lamprey. We taste and rate the following beer from 1-5: All Beer in this episode from Beer Tree Brew - Port Crane, NY 13:55 Cat Daddy Double NEIPA – brewed with Mosaic, Mosaic Cryo, Mosaic Incognito, Idaho 7 and Rakau hops 8.8% ABV SUDS-4 17:26 Cloudy Haze NEIPA – 5.8% ABV SUDS-3 29:43 Color Trees NEIPIA – brewed with 2 row barley, wheats, oats and milk sugar. Hopped with Amarillo and Citra and DDH with Idaho 7, Citra and Belma hops. 7.1% ABV SUDS-3 Chromosphere NEIPA – brewed with soft white wheat, flaked red wheat, flaked oats, and 2 row barley. Double dry-hopped with Citra, Strata, and Mosaic 7.3% ABV SUDS-4 Science of Extraction NEIPA collab with New York Hop Guild – 6.6% ABV SUDS-5 info@sipssudsandsmokes.com @sipssudssmokes Sips, Suds, & Smokes™ is produced by One Tan Hand Productions using the power of beer, whiskey, and golf. Available on Apple & Google Podcasts, PRX, Spotify, Podbean, Soundcloud, and nearly anywhere you can find a podcast. Check out Good ol Boy Dave on 60 Second Reviews https://www.instagram.com/goodoleboydave/ Enjoying that cool new Outro Music, it's from Woods & Whitehead – Back Roads Download your copy here: https://amzn.to/2Xblorc The easiest way to find this award winning podcast on your phone is ask Alexa, Siri or Google, “Play Podcast , Sips, Suds, & Smokes” Credits: TITLE: Maxwell Swing PERFORMED BY: Texas Gypsies COMPOSED BY: Steven R Curry (BMI) PUBLISHED BY: Alliance AudioSparx (BMI) COURTESY OF: AudioSparx TITLE: Flapperjack PERFORMED BY: Texas Gypsies COMPOSED BY: Steven R Curry (BMI) PUBLISHED BY: Alliance AudioSparx (BMI) COURTESY OF: AudioSparx TITLE: Back Roads PERFORMED BY: Woods & Whitehead COMPOSED BY: Terry Whitehead PUBLISHED BY: Terry Whitehead COURTESY OF: Terry Whitehead Post production services : Pro Podcast Solutions Advertising sales: Contact us directly Content hosting services: PRX, Earshot, Radio4All, PodBean, Soundcloud
When the Ratchet Doesn't Ratchet Anymore @BeerTreeBrew #beer #craftbeer #radioshow #podcast Co hosts : Good ol Boy Dave, Good ol Boy Tim, Good ol Boy Sparky, Good ol Boy Caperton, and Good ol Gal Julieanna SUDS Episode – A brewery takeover from Beer Tree Brew in Port Crane, NY. The only brewery where you get a warranty replacement on your Craftsman ratchet and a good NEIPA. This flight is all hazy and juicy. Maybe they should consider pairing some of these beers with lamprey. We taste and rate the following beer from 1-5: All Beer in this episode from Beer Tree Brew - Port Crane, NY 13:55 Cat Daddy Double NEIPA – brewed with Mosaic, Mosaic Cryo, Mosaic Incognito, Idaho 7 and Rakau hops 8.8% ABV SUDS-4 17:26 Cloudy Haze NEIPA – 5.8% ABV SUDS-3 29:43 Color Trees NEIPIA – brewed with 2 row barley, wheats, oats and milk sugar. Hopped with Amarillo and Citra and DDH with Idaho 7, Citra and Belma hops. 7.1% ABV SUDS-3 Chromosphere NEIPA – brewed with soft white wheat, flaked red wheat, flaked oats, and 2 row barley. Double dry-hopped with Citra, Strata, and Mosaic 7.3% ABV SUDS-4 Science of Extraction NEIPA collab with New York Hop Guild – 6.6% ABV SUDS-5 info@sipssudsandsmokes.com @sipssudssmokes Sips, Suds, & Smokes™ is produced by One Tan Hand Productions using the power of beer, whiskey, and golf. Available on Apple & Google Podcasts, PRX, Spotify, Podbean, Soundcloud, and nearly anywhere you can find a podcast. Check out Good ol Boy Dave on 60 Second Reviews https://www.instagram.com/goodoleboydave/ Enjoying that cool new Outro Music, it's from Woods & Whitehead – Back Roads Download your copy here: https://amzn.to/2Xblorc The easiest way to find this award winning podcast on your phone is ask Alexa, Siri or Google, “Play Podcast , Sips, Suds, & Smokes” Credits: TITLE: Maxwell Swing PERFORMED BY: Texas Gypsies COMPOSED BY: Steven R Curry (BMI) PUBLISHED BY: Alliance AudioSparx (BMI) COURTESY OF: AudioSparx TITLE: Flapperjack PERFORMED BY: Texas Gypsies COMPOSED BY: Steven R Curry (BMI) PUBLISHED BY: Alliance AudioSparx (BMI) COURTESY OF: AudioSparx TITLE: Back Roads PERFORMED BY: Woods & Whitehead COMPOSED BY: Terry Whitehead PUBLISHED BY: Terry Whitehead COURTESY OF: Terry Whitehead Post production services : Pro Podcast Solutions Advertising sales: Contact us directly Content hosting services: PRX, Earshot, Radio4All, PodBean, Soundcloud
Saša Michailidis se ptá Jaroslava Najberta, učitele dějepisu a společenských věd na pražském Gymnáziu Přírodní škola, a Jakuba Holce, učitele přírodopisu a chemie na ZŠ v pražských Kunraticích. Dvě české učebnice bojují o prestižní evropskou cenu BELMA. Ta s názvem Soudobé dějiny sází na badatelský přístup. Kdo všechno se na vzniku takové učebnice podílí? Jak k vývoji kvalitních učebnic mohou přispět sami učitelé? A proč je dobré kombinovat papírovou učebnici s online zdroji?Všechny díly podcastu Akcent můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.
Saša Michailidis se ptá Jaroslava Najberta, učitele dějepisu a společenských věd na pražském Gymnáziu Přírodní škola, a Jakuba Holce, učitele přírodopisu a chemie na ZŠ v pražských Kunraticích. Dvě české učebnice bojují o prestižní evropskou cenu BELMA. Ta s názvem Soudobé dějiny sází na badatelský přístup. Kdo všechno se na vzniku takové učebnice podílí? Jak k vývoji kvalitních učebnic mohou přispět sami učitelé? A proč je dobré kombinovat papírovou učebnici s online zdroji?
Upcycled Strawberry Shortcake @RogueAles #beer #oregon #craftbeer #grilledcheese Co hosts : Good ol Boy Dave, Good ol Boy Kendall, Good ol Boy Sparky, and Good ol Gal Julieanna SUDS Episode – A brewery takeover edition with Rogue Ales & Spirits from Newport, OR. They brought a solid foundation to the craft beer scene, but have you gone back to remind yourself how good these are? I think we can provide voice over services for the crop report. This episode drifted into the most important topic of the century- the proper ingredients of a grilled cheese sandwich. Butter v. Mayo – can you hear the Amok Time music from Star Trek? We taste and rate the following beer from 1-5: All beer in this episode from Rogue Ales and Spirits, Newport, OR 9:11 Dead Guy – Maibock-style ale 6.8% ABV SUDS-5 15:00 Colossal Claude Imperial IPA – brewed with Cascade, Chinook, Belma, Eureka and Strata hops. 8.2% ABV SUDS-4 19:31 Hazelnut Brown Nectar – brown ale with Hazelnut extract and Perle and Sterling hops. 5.6% ABV SUDS-3 25:39 Double Chocolate Stout- made with imported Dutch bittersweet chocolate. 9% ABV SUDS-5 37:04 Combat Wombat – fusion of hazy IPA and sour ale brewed with grapefruit and blood orange, then dry-hopped with Victoria Secret and Galaxy hops. 6.7% ABV SUDS-3 43:44 Jam Sesh – blonde ale brewed with locally-sourced upcycled bread and fresh strawberries. 5.5% ABV. SUDS-3 info@sipssudsandsmokes.com @sipssudssmokes Sips, Suds, & Smokes™ is produced by One Tan Hand Productions using the power of beer, whiskey, and golf. Available on Apple & Google Podcasts, PRX, Spotify, Podbean, Soundcloud, and nearly anywhere you can find a podcast. Check out Good ol Boy Dave on 60 Second Reviews https://www.instagram.com/goodoleboydave/ Kendall is working with an architect to put a bar above his bedroom. His beer blog is: https://www.beermakesthree.com/ Enjoying that cool new Outro Music, it's from Woods & Whitehead – Back Roads Download your copy here: https://amzn.to/2Xblorc The easiest way to find this award winning podcast on your phone is ask Alexa, Siri or Google, “Play Podcast , Sips, Suds, & Smokes”
Upcycled Strawberry Shortcake @RogueAles #beer #oregon #craftbeer #grilledcheese Co hosts : Good ol Boy Dave, Good ol Boy Kendall, Good ol Boy Sparky, and Good ol Gal Julieanna SUDS Episode – A brewery takeover edition with Rogue Ales & Spirits from Newport, OR. They brought a solid foundation to the craft beer scene, but have you gone back to remind yourself how good these are? I think we can provide voice over services for the crop report. This episode drifted into the most important topic of the century- the proper ingredients of a grilled cheese sandwich. Butter v. Mayo – can you hear the Amok Time music from Star Trek? We taste and rate the following beer from 1-5: All beer in this episode from Rogue Ales and Spirits, Newport, OR 9:11 Dead Guy – Maibock-style ale 6.8% ABV SUDS-5 15:00 Colossal Claude Imperial IPA – brewed with Cascade, Chinook, Belma, Eureka and Strata hops. 8.2% ABV SUDS-4 19:31 Hazelnut Brown Nectar – brown ale with Hazelnut extract and Perle and Sterling hops. 5.6% ABV SUDS-3 25:39 Double Chocolate Stout- made with imported Dutch bittersweet chocolate. 9% ABV SUDS-5 37:04 Combat Wombat – fusion of hazy IPA and sour ale brewed with grapefruit and blood orange, then dry-hopped with Victoria Secret and Galaxy hops. 6.7% ABV SUDS-3 43:44 Jam Sesh – blonde ale brewed with locally-sourced upcycled bread and fresh strawberries. 5.5% ABV. SUDS-3 info@sipssudsandsmokes.com @sipssudssmokes Sips, Suds, & Smokes™ is produced by One Tan Hand Productions using the power of beer, whiskey, and golf. Available on Apple & Google Podcasts, PRX, Spotify, Podbean, Soundcloud, and nearly anywhere you can find a podcast. Check out Good ol Boy Dave on 60 Second Reviews https://www.instagram.com/goodoleboydave/ Kendall is working with an architect to put a bar above his bedroom. His beer blog is: https://www.beermakesthree.com/ Enjoying that cool new Outro Music, it's from Woods & Whitehead – Back Roads Download your copy here: https://amzn.to/2Xblorc The easiest way to find this award winning podcast on your phone is ask Alexa, Siri or Google, “Play Podcast , Sips, Suds, & Smokes” Credits: TITLE: Maxwell Swing PERFORMED BY: Texas Gypsies COMPOSED BY: Steven R Curry (BMI) PUBLISHED BY: Alliance AudioSparx (BMI) COURTESY OF: AudioSparx TITLE: Flapperjack PERFORMED BY: Texas Gypsies COMPOSED BY: Steven R Curry (BMI) PUBLISHED BY: Alliance AudioSparx (BMI) COURTESY OF: AudioSparx TITLE: Back Roads PERFORMED BY: Woods & Whitehead COMPOSED BY: Terry Whitehead PUBLISHED BY: Terry Whitehead COURTESY OF: Terry Whitehead Post production services : Pro Podcast Solutions Advertising sales: Contact us directly Content hosting services: PRX, Earshot, Radio4All, PodBean, Soundcloud
Welcome to this episode of Courage Permission Slip. Today, Kea's chatting with Belma McCaffrey. Belma is the CEO and Founder of Work Bigger, a career coaching platform for dissatisfied high-achievers who want to find their purpose. Prior to Work Bigger, she spent 10+ years working in media and strategy roles at companies like the Associated Press and Conde Nast. Belma is also a refugee and mom, and her work has been featured in Forbes, Fortune, Thrive, and other media platforms. In this conversation, Belma talked about: How she dealt with the conflicting emotions of desperately needing a break but feeling stressed about taking the break The danger of not fully committing to the change you seek The trauma of being rejected as a young refugee and how she's still healing that trauma today Non-violent communication and how it can help you to not think in judgment What actually weighs us down about a task we need to do — but can't bring ourselves to do it …and more! Resources Get the Anti-Anxiety Notebook Kea mentioned in this episode: https://shop.therapynotebooks.com/products/the-anti-anxiety-therapy-notebook-retail *** Connect with + learn more about Belma here: Visit the Work Bigger website: https://workbigger.co/ Take the free “What's Your Superpower?” class: https://purpose.workbigger.co/couragepermissionslip *** Did you enjoy this episode? If you enjoyed today's conversation and you found us on YouTube, please “like” this episode and subscribe so you are notified when new episodes are available. If you are listening on your favorite podcast platform, before sure to rate and review so that others can find and enjoy this content, too. In fact, you can review on Apple with ease here. *** Connect with Kea! Website: https://keameyersduggan.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keameyersduggan/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kmduggan/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/keameyersduggan #couragepermissionslip #fearofrejection #keameyersduggan #overcomingfear #buildingcourage #listentoyourownvoice #highachiever #purpose #fulfillment #buildingconfidence #entrepreneur #leadership #growthmindset #podcast
On this episode of Financially Naked: Stories from The Financial Gym, Joy, Head of Trainer Academy, is joined by one of her long time friends, Belma McCaffrey, Founder of Work Bigger. Belma's story resonates with Joy and a lot of the clients that come through The Financial Gym. Today, they're talking about finding your ‘superpower' and how you can use that to connect to your life's purpose. For anyone who is looking to make a change or is asking the question, ‘what do I want to do with my life?' this conversation is not one you'll want to miss. Podcast Notes Work Bigger is for dissatisfied big achievers, asking the question, ‘What do I want to do with my life?' It is the resource Belma needed in her 20's. At the time, she struggled to know what she wanted to do with her career but knew she wanted to make an impact. When she went back to business school, Belma quickly realized she was not the only person with this problem. Work Bigger was born to be the solution and is helpful for people who feel a little lost. Joy works with a number of clients who go through this struggle. A huge aspect of building a financial plan is setting goals that are meaningful to you. Once it's clear what those goals are, it's easier to set action steps and make them happen. Changing your mindset without knowing the bigger purpose can be challenging. Joy asks Belma to define ‘superpower' and why it's important to know what yours is. It's ‘what do I care about, and why?' Your thumbprint, or what really makes you unique. It's about identifying what is the special value that you can add to this world. Once we know and understand our superpowers, they can be activated. How do you start the process of finding your superpower? Belma has a class that goes into more detail: linked here, but shares the highlights. There are four clues: emotions, actions, feedback, & understanding your WHY. Emotions: What are you doing when you're feeling in the flow? We have positive and negative responses, identify what you're doing when you are feeling positive. Actions: What do you find yourself doing when you're in a place of flow? Understand that behavior. Feedback: What are other people reflecting back to you your superpower is? Your WHY: Understanding who you are and what drives you. Once you're clear on that, you can get more clear on the work you do every day. It's a journey of self-discovery and is totally normal to not have all the answers without going through the process. Joy asks, ‘How did you get to the clues and what are your superpowers that lead you to Work Bigger?' It took Belma a lot of work to figure out the four clues and did so by tapping into her own journey. She thought her dissatisfaction with the workplace was the workplace's fault. But she pivoted and started having conversations with people in similar situations, connecting with them mentally and emotionally. She started by reading a lot of books including What Color is my Parachute? and Big Book of Jobs. She thought if she could see the job, something would click for her. She spent time researching and speaking with therapists and coaches. She put together a beta and it was a culmination of worksheets and questions that she was working on with other people. Understanding your emotional landscape is foundational. Before the resume, the cover letter, or any of that, the foundation must be built. Navigating the external world is easier once the internal compass is set. Joy asks, ‘What are some emotional or behavioral cues that led you to this work and guiding others?' Belma has always gravitated towards the big picture, strategic thinking, which comes into play when she is coaching clients. She feels energized and connected when she is teaching, speaking, and supporting clients. Joy talks about how guiding people through a transformation or action that they wanted to do, but couldn't quite make happen themselves. She gets to meet people where they are, ask questions, and present solutions. It's about finding pathways to accomplish the things they want with more ease. She previously worked in advertising and uses the skills from that job in this role, which is more fulfilling for Joy. Belma talks about how they encounter this a lot at Work Bigger. Working a job that is unfulfilling or one that isn't helping with your financial goals can be a real barrier in the process. Using what you're naturally good at can help propel you to your goals. Joy asks Belma what are some common struggles people are facing when they join Work Bigger? What inspires them to join? Money and career are so connected. Belma talks about how they see a mindset and fear around money at Work Bigger. There's a fear of pivoting because making a change has financial impacts. It's important to have a healthy mindset around money and leverage a career that will serve your life and your well-being. With clarity comes the ability to make more intentional decisions. You don't have to stay at a job that isn't paying you enough or is unfulfilling. Joy asks Belma to share some of the pivots and transitions she's witnessed. They see people launching their own businesses and projects. Sometimes what they thought was going to take years, they're able to accomplish in a few months. Others make smaller pivots because they realize they don't need a huge change. They see it all at Work Bigger. What really matters is that each individual is clear on what they want. The best thing that can happen through this process is discovering what's best for you. There are stories out there where people make it happen really quickly, but that's not most people's reality. At Work Bigger, the focus is on following the path in a healthy and sustainable way. Belma didn't jump into Work Bigger full-time, she was able to do it by cutting back from her full-time job. Through the process of discovery, you may find what lights you up isn't necessarily related to your work. The corporate job can be more bearable when you know it's a tool to help you do what really lights you up. It doesn't have to check every box. The superpower can take different forms. Knowing your superpower is wonderful and it can come up in other areas of your life, like a side hustle or hobby. Work Bigger has a free class about how to find your superpower. It goes through the internal process but also how to manifest that into the world. What does that look like, is it your next job, a new business, or something out. It helps you let go of the pressure and to help you find a way to feel connected every day as much as possible. If you're looking to dig in and find your superpower, check out workbigger.co and register for the FREE class. Connect with Work Bigger Website: Work Bigger Instagram: @workbiggerLinkedIn: Belma McCaffrey Meet The Trainer Joy Liu, Certified Level 2 Financial Trainer & Head of Trainer Academy
This week We talk with Steve and Jamie from Farm Yard Brew Co to talk. We find out about the Brewery and how it started as well as asking some random questions. https://www.patreon.com/Beerfridgepodcast https://www.farmyardbrew.co.uk/
Blockchain start-ups and companies along with their fascinating projects are emerging everywhere - one country of note is Croatia - find out why on on Thursday's episode on Crypto With English at 3/3 11AM EST with special guests Magda Milas and Belma Gutlic#blockchain #projects #womenintech #spotify #croatia #defi
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Kako smo mogli čuti od protagonistica ove predstave posjećenost pozorišnim predstavama je manje više svugdje slična pogotovo nakon ovih mjeseci zatvorenosti i zabrana kao da su se ljudi navikli na te zidove i ograničenja.Sloboda i interaktivni pristup koji daje pozorište je upravo ono što nam danas trebamo ,više zdrave ,iskrene i nesputane komunikacije a pogotovo smijeha
For our final investigation of all things Sim Racing, we decided to speak to Belma Nadarevic, Head of Marketing at Fanatec, one of the world's top manufacturers of gaming steering wheels, pedals and accessories, and a key sponsor across the racing eSports sector. Belma gives us a great overview across the various segments of Sim racing. Follow: Belma Nadarevic: https://www.instagram.com/its_belma_xoxo/ Rod Chong: https://www.instagram.com/rev_sect/ Race Service: https://www.instagram.com/race.service/ Produced & Edited By - Andrew Cramb: https://www.instagram.com/andrew_ftw/
Vicky Psarakis of The Agonist & Sicksense & I have a conversation about how she coped with 2020, her 1st shows, being a part of Brewtal North America, streaming on Twitch, "Day Before the World Wept", working with Chris Donaldson, Sicksense, Sound Escape Agency, her own brew & her hangover cure. Throughout this chat, Vicky enjoyed 3 Floyds Brewing Co.'s "Yella Rrari" the 13.2% Pale Imperial Stout aged in bourbon barrels with vanilla beans, blonde roast coffee & cocoa nibs while I enjoyed BreWskey's "Hop Run" the 7.2% IPA that was hopped with El Dorado, Triumph, Belma & Cashmere Hops. This is a Heavy Montreal presents Vox&Hops episode! Heavy Montreal is Montreal's premier metal promoter. They host one of North America's best Metal Festivals & present countless amazing events during the rest of the year. I am truly honored & extremely excited to have them involved in the podcast. I am stoked to have teamed up with them to bring you Heavy Montreal presents Vox&Hops Brewtal Montreal featuring Cryptopsy, The Agonist, The Great Sabatini, Necrotic Mutation & Burning the Oppressor. All night long you can enjoy beers from BG Brasserie Urbaine, Messorem Bracitorium, Brassserie du Bas Canada, Brasserie Sir John, 5e Baron & Brasseur de Montreal. Tickets are now on sale so get yours via the link below!! Make sure to check out Vox&Hops' Brewtal Awakenings Playlist which has been curated by the Metal Architect Jerry Monk himself on either Spotify or Apple Music. This playlist is packed with all the freshest, sickest & most extreme albums each week!!! Photo Credit: Eric Sanchez Episode Links: Website: https://www.voxandhops.com/ Join The Vox&Hops Mailing List: http://eepurl.com/hpu9F1 The Agonist: http://theagonistband.com/ Sicksense: https://sickxsense.bandcamp.com/releases Sound Escape Agency: https://soundescapeagency.com/ 3 Floyds Brewing Co: https://www.3floyds.com/beer/yella-rrari/ BreWskey: https://www.brewskey.ca/ Heavy Montreal: https://www.heavymontreal.com/ Heavy Montreal presents Vox&Hops Brewtal Montreal: https://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/31005B460F8A3B1C?lang=en-ca&brand=evenko Vox&Hops Brewtal Awakenings Playlist: Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/ca/playlist/vox-hops-brewtal-awakenings/pl.u-d2b0koVCL04EorB?ls Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0kGdLOxEVCb8tvuuNC7ObG?si=b2fd04805fd14dfe Sound Talent Media: https://soundtalentmedia.com/ Vox&Hops Metal Podcast Merchandise: https://www.indiemerchstore.com/collections/vendors?q=Vox%26Hops
In this podcast episode, Patty Lavely talks with Dr. Belma Andric about an innovative community collaboration to provide more compassionate and effective care after overdoses by creating an Addiction Stabilization Unit. Serving the Healthcare District of Palm Beach County, Patty Lavely is VP and Chief Information and Digital Officer and Dr. Belma Andric is VP and Chief Medical Officer.
Simone Lattes"Premio Belma"https://www.latteseditori.it/A Lattes Editori il Premio BELMA 2021, tra Dante e l'educazione civicaAssegnato questo pomeriggio in collaborazione con la Fiera del Libro di Francoforte Anche i libri di testo scolastici hanno il loro premio internazionale. Si chiama BELMA (Best European Learning Materials Awards) e celebra ogni anno i migliori materiali educativi d'Europa. Quest'anno tra i premiati c'è anche l'Italia, con il Premio Speciale della Giuria assegnato alla Casa Editrice Lattes per il suo Cittadini con Dante, un testo per la scuola media scritto dalle professoresse Enrica Lavazza, Maria Acanfora, Silvia Fraboni e Anna Jacod.Questo premio arriva durante la Settimana della Lingua Italiana nel Mondo, l'iniziativa nata nel 2001 e giunta quest'anno alla XXI edizione, in programma dal 18 al 24 ottobre, che quest'anno ha come tema “Dante, l'italiano”.L'idea alla base di Cittadini con Dante è quella di svolgere con la classe dei percorsi interdisciplinari di educazione civica tra letteratura, storia e arte, a partire dalla vita e dalle opere di Dante Alighieri, di cui quest'anno ricorre il 700° anniversario della morte. Così, ad esempio, l'esilio del Poeta da Firenze apre un percorso che conduce fino al confino fascista e alla vicenda di Altiero Spinelli a Ventotene, dove prese forma l'idea dell'Europa unita. La figura di Francesca da Rimini, che compare nel Canto V dell'Inferno, permette di affrontare il delicato tema del femminicidio.Partendo poi da Costanza d'Altavilla, regina di Sicilia, che troviamo nel Canto III del Paradiso, si sviluppa il tema delle donne in politica, arrivando alle suffragette e alle Madri della Costituzione italiana.La pubblicazione del libro era stata accompagnata in primavera da una serie di webinar su questi temi, tenuti dalle autrici del testo e seguiti da migliaia di insegnanti. L'entusiasmo mostrato in quell'occasione dai docenti ha suggerito a Lattes l'idea di candidare il libro di testo ai BELMA. Oggi, la vittoria.“Può sembrare sorprendente che a ottenere questo riconoscimento sia un libro di testo tutto sommato tradizionale nella forma” racconta Simone Lattes, amministratore delegato della Casa editrice. “Cittadini con Dante non ha effetti speciali; niente percorsi multimediali, esercizi interattivi o tecnologie d'avanguardia. Ci sono solo l'originalità della proposta e la chiarezza espositiva. Un lavoro congiunto tra le nostre ottime autrici e la nostra redazione. A dimostrazione del fatto che, anche nell'età del digitale, la qualità dei materiali didattici è data prima di tutto dal contenuto.”I BELMA Awards sono assegnati in collaborazione con la Fiera del Libro di Francoforte, IARTEM (International Association for Research on Textbooks and Educational Media) e European Educational Publishers Group.La Casa Editrice Lattes è stata fondata a Torino nel 1893, quando Simone, allora impiegato dell'odierna Libreria Luxemburg, aprì la Libreria Lattes di via Garibaldi 3. Nella seconda metà del Novecento si è progressivamente concentrata sulla scuola secondaria di primo e secondo grado pubblicando libri di testo che hanno accompagnato milioni di studenti. Oggi la Casa Editrice è guidata dalla quinta generazione della famiglia.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/
Camino Real Community Services manager Belma (front, third from left) accepts a [post_excerpt],000 donation Sept. 30 from Heather Silva (second from left) and Liz Bryant (fourth from left) with the Floresville Chamber of Commerce. The funds were raised at the STX Fitness Expo & 5K Aug. 21, a local Camp Gladiator community event. Witnessing the presentation were Camino Real office staff and Ben Reed (right) and Judy (back, right) with the Wilson County Mental Health Advisory Board.Article Link
Our podcast host, Jen Quesnel, has undergone two Caesarian sections -- lifesaving interventions that deliver babies safely. She's not alone. In Saskatchewan, roughly one quarter of mothers giving birth are doing it via abdominal surgery. More than one in three births in British Columbia are C-sections. After avoiding driving, stairs, and lifting anything heavy for a month or so, most mothers recover smoothly. But some don't. Belma Kamencic spent her past two summers analyzing those with surgical site infections. She then conducted interviews with dozens of mothers with infected incisions, to better understand their experiences. In this episode, we hear what patients told Kamencic, who said there are four specific changes she'd like to see hospitals make, to cut the risk of future C-section infections.
Hop Butcher For The World I Want To Believe is a Double New England IPA by style. Citra, El Dorado & Belma-hopped Double India Pale Ale. This craft beer is 7.5% ABV. In this craft beer review, we will take a look at the color, smell, and taste.
Belma Gutlić je najvjerojatnije najmlađa suosnivačica razvojne agencije u Hrvatskoj koja je firmu podigla do razine da se može prodati velikom međunarodnom kupcu, te to i učinila iz jednostavnog razloga: da može i dalje rasti. NodeFactory, kojeg je osnovala zajedno s Marinom Petrunićem, pri čemu je ona CEO, a on CTO, je nedavno kupljen od strane kanadske firme ChainSafe, u primjeru "acqui-hire" poteza, gdje će ChainSafe s njima dobiti ulaz u EU, te talentirane i rijetko developere koji rade na blockchain rješenjima. S Belmom smo razgovarali o tome kako je i zašto pokrenula NodeFactory, koji su potencijali blockchaina i što se događalo u svijetu blockchaina u vrijeme snimanja. Epizoda je snimana prije nego što je vijest o akviziciji smjela biti objavljena, pa nažalost nismo pričali puno i o toj temi. PREPORUKE ZA LAKŠE I UGODNIJE SLUŠANJE PODCASTA Tri načina kako slušati podcast Kako slušati podcast u autu koji nema Mp3 player Top lista najslušanijih epizoda Za lektire Surovih Strasti, edukacijske sadržaje i za potporu onom što radimo, posjetite našu platformu Surove Strasti Academy.
Whip out those calendars! In a momentous moment in Beats, Beards & Brews history, Evan, Eric and Dan prove that they are true podcast professionals when they manage to bounce back from not one ... but two recording hiccups where Evan and then Eric got dropped from the recording completely and everyone kept their cool. We're going to assume that Evan did minimal to no edits on this one! Speaking of true professionals ... those Gojira boys! Wowee! The Frenchmen's seventh studio album Fortitude defies all of the metal genre labels to become the first official Onyx Groove Metal album. Is that a good thing or a bad thing? You better listen to find out! Gojira songs previewed on this episode include: Born for One Thing The Trails Amazonia For the beard portion of the pod, Eric drops a review of a funky little Sriracha-top beard wash and conditioner from Beard Octane. Dan gets enraged by Eric's suggestion that he has found a go-to hot sauce to top the spicy kitchen staple — Yellowbird, y'all! Beard Octane products reviewed on this episode include: Citrafella Lather Conditioning Wash Neutral Beard Conditioner Finally, in the beer portion of the episode, everyone drinks War Tree IPA aka "Strawburied IPA" by War Tree Brewing. This 7.5% IPA features an intriguing mix of passion fruit, pear and strawberry flavors combined with Sundew yeast and Belma hops. Prepare your ears, grab a beverage and hit play on the latest episodes of Beats, Beards & Brews!
Bahar'la İş Dünyası programının bu bölümünde ID Coaching International Lider Yönetici Koçu, PCC Belma Öcal konuğumuz oldu.
Bahar'la İş Dünyası programının bu bölümünde ID Coaching International Lider Yönetici Koçu, PCC Belma Öcal konuğumuz oldu.
Bahar'la İş Dünyası programının bu bölümünde ID Coaching International Lider Yönetici Koçu, PCC Belma Öcal konuğumuz oldu.
Dans ce 12ème épisode de Mon Espace Antenne, Valerie Secchi, Belma Kosmetik Canada DISPONIBLE PARTOUT:
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Most of us have heard of, and likely have, a Vision and a Mission for our company. But have you considered adding Purpose and Impact to this solid foundation? Today Mary talks with Belma McCaffrey, a career and leadership coach and CEO/Founder of Work Bigger. Belma and her company help high achievers find their purpose and get clear on what they want to do with their lives and business. Because when you are able to connect with your customers based on values, you can grow your business in bigger ways. Mary and Belma cover some great areas about having a purpose. Belma explains how to build your company’s values and feel truly grounded. She also gives great insight in a lot of key areas including: > Vision, Mission and Purpose. What are the differences? > Why is it so important to add in the purpose for your company? > How much of this is internal to your company, and how much do you make public knowledge? > How important is it to connect your growing team to your purpose? And don’t miss out on her Free Values Exercise! You can download the workbook here! Please join us in the HQ and share with us! We would love to hear about your Vision, Mission and Values for your company. As always, please subscribe to the FearLess Business Podcast wherever you listen, and we are always eternally grateful for a review. Find Belma here: Website: https://workbigger.co Twitter: @workbiggerco LinkedIn: Work Bigger Instagram: @workbigger
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For full show notes, go to GetCareerClarity.com/Episode68. Have you been thinking about what you should do with your life? Today's episode is for you if you feel like you are at the precipice of looking at questions around mission, purpose, vision, and dreaming what you want to be creating with your life. Our mission is to start thinking about your work as being more than just work but thinking about it being a sense of mission and legacy and how to really feel like you can calibrate your internal GPS to help better find your way if you're feeling stuck or lost. If you want to find that way back to who you are and what feels aligned and juicy and life giving for you. We are joined by career and leadership coach Belma McCaffrey. Belma is on a mission to help individuals do work they love that makes an impact in the world without burning out. Show Notes: Work Bigger Instagram @workbigger WorkBigger Workbook Belma McCaffrey LinkedIn Episode 52: Taking Good Care of Yourself with Talia Rosenblum How to take a sabbatical from work How to take a sabbatical without derailing your career Simon Sinek TED talk Michelle Obama's Becoming on Netflix Read the Career Clarity Book!
The holy trinity of hype comes to a satisfying conclusion as the BNP boys head on over to beautiful Caledon, ON to experience this juggernaut brewery. We really went through a journey across the four beers that we sampled. We had our first Belma hop experience which Caleb found fully transcendent, saying the drinking experience was like "getting swaddled in an adult-sized manger". Mark likened Sabro Lotus to receiving "funky acupuncture". We both thought Very Provocative had a Very Appropriate name, with quotes such as "it's like the devil in my mouth; take me away, O master," and "it's like getting the shit beat out of me but in a cool way," emerging from the experience. The hype is real! Please make the trip and support these legends as they begin expanding further! Peace and love, stay safe, have a great weekend!
Belma nuevamente me acompaña en este episodio, y además de un Top 6 bien chévere como siempre le traemos, también hablamos del video circulando las redes del intento de arresto a un individuo por supuestamente gritarle a caravana de Pedro Pierluisi, "el tema obigado" la relación de Jada y Will Smith y la controversia de ella haber salido con otra persona, El Diario Boricua y mucha más Hablaera.
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Amerika Birleşik Devletleri’nin (ABD) Minneapolis kentinde siyah ABD vatandaşı George Floyd’un polis tarafından öldürülmesi sonrası başlayan protestolar, dünyanın pek çok farklı bölgesine yayıldı. ABD’de ve Avrupa’da, sömürgecilik dönemlerinde aktif rol oynamış bazı isimlerin heykellerine zarar verilmesi veya heykellerin kaldırılmasıyla, protestolar bambaşka bir boyuta taşındı. Özellikle ABD, İngiltere ve Belçika’daki heykellere yönelik başlayan şiddette, en önemli noktalardan biri İngiltere’nin Bristol kentiydi. Göstericiler 17. yüzyılın köle tacirlerinden Edward Colston’ın Bristol’daki heykelini yerinden söküp denize attı. Bunun yanında İngiltere’de eski Başbakan Winston Churchill dahil olmak üzere birçok ismin heykeline saldırılar düzenlendi ve bazı heykeller de yerel yönetimler tarafından kaldırılmaya başlandı. Öte yandan Belçika’da “sömürgeci kral” olarak bilinen 2. Leopold’un heykellerine yönelik saldırılarda Leopold’un heykelleri tahrip edildi ve kaldırıldı. ABD’nin Virginia eyaletinde ise İtalyan kaşif Kristof Kolomb’un bir heykeli göstericiler tarafından yıkıldıktan sonra göle atıldı. Bunun yanında Konfederason Başkanı Jefferson Davis gibi bazı önemli isimlerin heykelleri zarar görmemeleri için depolara kaldırıldı. Yakın zamanda heykeller üzerine “Kaldırın Şu Heykelleri Buradan” adlı bir kitap çıkaran gazeteci ve yazar Belma Akçura ile Batı ülkelerinde heykellerle yapılan saldırıları, dünyada yıkılan heykellerden çarpıcı örnekleri, Türkiye’nin heykellerle ilişkisini ve kadın heykellerini konuştuk.
Today Dannie and Caitlyn are talking with Belma McCaffrey of Work Bigger. We believe in accessible content and that anyone who wants to learn from this content should be able to. In order to support this, we've had every episode of Season 4 transcribed. The transcriptions are available at the bottom of every episode blog post. SHOW HIGHLIGHTS:What it takes to get your side hustle off the ground and into a full-time gig.Knowing when it is time to make pivots in your side hustle.Connecting with your pain points and coming back stronger from them. Audio Freebie! GET MORE: Website | Instagram FOLLOW YOUR HOSTS: D Website | D Instagram // C Website | C Instagram Get the Side Hustle Starter Kit Episode Transcript Belma McCaffrey Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:00:21] Hello and welcome back to the side hustle gal podcast. We're so excited to have Belma McCaffrey here today from work, bigger talking about all things side hustling, and Belma. Thank you so much for being here today. Belma McCaffrey: [00:00:34] My pleasure. Hi ladies. Thank you so much for having me. Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:00:39] Of course, we'd love to hear from you a little bit about what you do and why you identify as a side hustler.Belma McCaffrey: [00:00:45] Yeah. Uh, so I run a career development coaching platform called work bigger. And our mission is to help people do work they love. That makes an impact that makes a difference in the world without burning out. And we do that through a group coaching membership. We do that through, um, private coaching and also working with organizations to lead to lead trainings.And I identify as a side hustler because work bigger was a side hustle for, I want to say a little more than two years. Uh, before I started running it full time. And that experience of building, launching, building, and just running a business as a side hustle taught me so much about myself and what it takes to get something off the ground.And it was. I couldn't have done it without really starting it as, as a side hustle. So yeah, that's why I really, I really connect to the work you ladies are doing here with the podcast. And you know, um, when I heard about you guys, I was like, yes, this is awesome. I know there's like a whole movement of side hustle happening cause I think people are really looking to bring their dreams and their goals to life.And you can always do it by jumping into it full time. It's not, it's not realistic or possible for everyone. So. Um, being able to start something while you're still working, I think is, it's just powerful. It allows you to get to that, you know, to that longer term vision that you have. Caitlyn Allen: [00:02:19] Yeah. And I feel like it also allows you to have art to like express passion that you might not be able to in your everyday life or your corporate job, um, on the side as well. So it keeps you, I dunno, for me, when I first started out, it kept me very motivated in my corporate job as well as like, because I was. Finally feeling passionate again, I guess, if that makes sense. Belma McCaffrey: [00:02:44] Absolutely. It's, um, you're like filling gaps that you can't fill with your, with your nine to five, right. Or with your like full time job. And that's, um. Yeah. And I can share more too about like why I started work bigger and, and all of that, if that'd be helpful for you guys. But Caitlyn Allen: [00:03:03] yeah, we'd love to hear, we'd love to hear more. Belma McCaffrey: [00:03:06] Yeah. Um, so I started work bigger because of a personal pain point. I, I spent all of my twenties. I was really ambitious and driven like, right as soon as I graduated college.Uh, but I. You know, I was like excited to be working. I just felt really lost and disconnected a few months into my first job, and I thought the pro, like I thought the job was the problem. I was like, Oh, this just isn't the right job. So. I'm going to go find another job. And I did. And I approached that job.That other job would like that same like ambition and excitement, but then I would hit a wall and I realized from like, you know, even my college years, I was like approaching my career path just without clarity, without intention. I was trying to answer that question of what do I want to be when I grow up and what do I want to do with my own life?And. It was really hard. So after working in media for about seven years, I decided to go back to business school full time. So I gave up a pretty. Pretty good salary too, for like for the age that I was at. Uh, and I S yeah, I gave up that salary. I had to pay like all of the tuition that comes with, with business school.And that's where I saw that all of my classmates are kind of in the same boat. Everybody was like, Oh, we're here in business school cause we're hoping to pivot and we don't know exactly what we want to do with that. But you know, maybe this will be our chance to like do it over. And as I, you know, as I thought about that and just continue to business school, I was like, this is pretty crazy.Like we're spending all this money. And all this time, and we're still not clear if we're going to get the ROI we're looking for, right? Like maybe we'll make more money, but is it gonna fill that gap that we're all looking to fill with with our careers? So that's kind of when I fell into pers, a professional development and coaching and started really thinking about what can we do to solve this problem, right?So that we're not spending all this money on grad school. We're really approaching it from a place of intention and clarity and where we have morer purpose behind what we are doing.So that's, that's why it started. And I also started to see too that as people stayed in this like cycle, I really talk about it as a cycle, right? You like test one job. It's not it. You test another job, you test another job, and then all of the meanwhile you're kind of like stuck in this place of frustration trying to figure it out and it's not working.I started to see that the longer people were in the cycle, the more they were making compromises and giving up on the things that they really wanted. Like it's okay if I don't, um. Fulfill my longterm dream. I'll just stick with like making some money or it's okay if I don't make a lot of money. And I just thought I was like, what a shame.Like people are giving up on the stuff they really desire because they aren't seeing that it's possible. So that's why I started it. It just came from like that personal struggle and I was like, this is, this is ridiculous. Like we need to do something. Something about this. Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:06:06] That's honestly so relatable. Um, the audience knows that I work at Google in my nine to five, and there's this like assumption that those elite companies, right?You never experience things like this. Um, but even there, there's. There's a feeling of getting trapped in, of getting stuck in that cycle. Have you heard of the book pivot by Jenny Blake? It's this book cause that talks about, uh, like thinking about your career as pivot points instead of this ladder thing and that seems so in alignment with what you're doing, like setting people up to make those pivots. Belma McCaffrey: [00:06:48] Yeah, I have heard of that book and I think her, her work is incredible. Um, exactly. And it's about too, like making those pivots, knowing what you're trying out and. You know, putting, you know, intention behind, there's different experiments and tests, right. Versus being like, okay, I'm going to try this, but like, I don't know. I don't know what I'm going to get out of it. Right. So you have like clear metrics in terms of what you want to get. Yeah. Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:07:15] So I'm curious, you talk about this being a loop and a loop can kind of go two directions, right? The loop can either suck you in tighter and tighter and tighter, so it's impossible to escape that circle, or the loop can propel you out and spit you out really fast and hard. And I'm curious what advice you would give to people trying to achieve that second thing while they're stuck in the loop. Belma McCaffrey: [00:07:44] So the loop that propels you out as the propelling of positive, or is it like, I'm so burned out, I'm just giving up? Or like I need to take like a break. What is, how do you define us for talent?Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:07:55] But it honestly could go either way, right? Like you get chewed up in spat out or you get propelled into the next best thing. Belma McCaffrey: [00:08:03] Yeah, so I love, I love that you use that example. I think the propelling, like the way I see that happening, and I talk about this too at work bigger is you get this feeling right then I'm like, I need to get out of the cycle, and then you start to, it's kind of what happened to me. I see. I was like, I need to use this stressful experience and I need to make something of it. Um, so I do think a positive can come out of that, and what I encourage people to do is that when they're feeling that like, I'm ready, I need to do something different. I'm really done with this cycle. Take advantage of that moment.Don't ignore that because it's when you ignore that, that you can then like stuck in that cycle that like just gets tighter and tighter. Right? So it's really about listening to yourself. And if you don't know how, right, you're like, okay, well I'm going to break the cycle. I don't know how get help. Cause there's, I think there's so many people now who are looking for that and working through that. Um, but I think the first step is to listen to your voice. Listen to like that thing that's telling you to do something different. That's that I think is such an important moment. Caitlyn Allen: [00:09:11] And how would you say. I think that I can relate to that on so many different levels because I, I was AmeriCorps Vista, which is domestic peace Corps, and when I started my, that's when I started my side hustle because Dannie's awesome and brought me in and was like, Hey, Caitlyn, I need help. Um, so. I can relate to getting out of the cycle of saying, I hate my job 24/7 or I hate this lifestyle because it's what I've chosen, even though, you know, I've signed a contract or whatever. But I think having that second job the. Being able to help other people on top of what I was doing, which if you are AmeriCorps or have ever been AmeriCorps, you totally understand that you are helping people in that capacity as well, but being able to do it and like your own way or doing something different only in the end. Can help uplift you out of like a dark, like a whole you feel like you're in, especially in corporate America or in a job that you just absolutely you think that you hate, but you really don't hate what, what would be, what do you think is the first step to, um. I guess like starting your side hustle or , you know, transitioning into starting a business. How, how did you do that transition and what would you say is a recommendation that you would see. Belma McCaffrey: [00:10:42] Yeah, so it took me a few iterations. It was not like so clear cut at all. Actually, before business school, I had all of these ideas. I started making jewelry. I wanted to open a food truck with my family because we're Albanian and my mom makes this incredible food and I'm like, we need to like make a business mom out of your, all of your amazing meals.So I had all of these ideas, you know, nothing was really clicking or working. And then when I went to business school, I partnered with two friends and we started a company called bold, and it was similar to work bigger and that it was focused on coaching. It was focused on supporting women, it was focused on career development, and that was a side hustle for good.Oh, you know, we started a while. We were in school, I graduated, I found out I was pregnant with my first child, and then I accepted a full time role at the associated press, but I was so dead set on being an entrepreneur that I was like, I'm going to continue this. I'm going to keep building it, and. I did that for about a year and a half, and that was really challenging.It didn't work. We had to shut it down, you know, I burned out really badly. But these experiences of testing things and trying things out, and also really connecting to my own. Personal pain points and giving myself some time like I did some, I did some work on myself. I really dug deep and try to figure out like, what is it that you know that I gravitate to?What am I interests say about me? What do my strengths say about me? Like I started doing a lot of the coaching work that I now teach, and that allowed me to commit to this path that then, you know, when we shut down that business bold. Which was so painful, you know, I thought that was going to be the one.Um, but when we shut that down, it allowed me to pivot to work bigger. Um, so it was a few iterations, but also really looking and understanding things like my why and understanding who I was and using that to anchor my decisions on what I was going to build. Right. So. I think you can do it that way. I think you can also like, I love what you guys said about using it to fill in certain gaps that you are currently experiencing in the workplace.I was also experiencing certain gaps in the workplace. I didn't have enough autonomy. I knew I wanted to constantly be creating, I was in a business development roles. So it allowed for, you know, relationship building and strategy are like my two like biggest skills. And I was able to leverage the relationship building piece and some of the strategy piece, but it wasn't enough.So I also started to, like when I started the side hustle, I started to do things that I wasn't able to do, like more writing. You know, work bigger started as a blog. And I saw, I was like, wow. I was like, writing really gets me in the zone and it allows me to access this part of my brain that's really creative that I wasn't doing in my nine to five.And that started to also clue me in on my strengths and the things that I like to do so that I could, you know, build the business around those things. So it's such a process. It's like, but you just got to do it. You just got to try something. I think. Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:14:03] I definitely agree. I want to pivot briefly because you mentioned strengths, and before we jumped on the recording, we were talking about, um, the creative at heart stuff that was going on. And I'm curious, being Albanian, you have this white straight passing privilege that I also experience as a Latino woman. Uh, and I'm curious what your thoughts are on leaning into your strengths. When it comes to like your ethnic and religious and cultural diversity, um, when you have that weight straight passing privilege and how you leverage that superpower, as I like to call that.Belma McCaffrey: [00:14:46] So to make sure I'm, I'm understanding and hearing your question right, you're saying, how do I leverage my background as a strength? Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:14:56] Exactly. Belma McCaffrey: [00:14:57] Okay. Yeah. Um, it's interesting. Yeah. I'm, I'm white. Um, I'm an immigrant. I'm also Muslim by family, which you would never know if you looked at me. Um, so actually when all the immigration stuff was happening and there was just so much racism going on, um, towards Muslim people, I. Felt all of that. Like a lot of it really personally and deeply, even though being able to you, you weren't allowed to practice religion because Albania was a communist country, so like they got red of a lot of the mosques are like, you weren't, you just weren't a lots of practice. I didn't grow up with a lot of the traditions, but they didn't have a huge impact on like my dad and like the way he raised us and all of that.I felt all of that, but I didn't experience any of the racism directly because most people don't know that I'm Muslim. Right? Cause I don't practice and I'm white. So, um, the way I use just being Albanian and even outside of, you know, being Muslim as a strength is I really just have been connecting more deeply to my heritage and, and to that part of me, like the summer.We went this past summer, I took a big trip with my parents, my siblings, our kids tell me, I know it was so incredible and you know, I'm like sitting there on the beach and my mom is talking, we're talking about the Albanian people and she talks about work and she said to work hardest to love life. And for me, I was like, well, this connects with everything that I'm doing with my life in terms of work bigger and I bring that stuff forward.I share that because. You know, building work bigger is also so deeply connected to me, being Albanian and to me seeing the struggles that my parents faced. So, and that I faced, like I left there when I was eight, you know, and I remember we didn't have like anything to play with when we were kids. I had like two colored pencils.We had, you know, we didn't have a lot, you know, and I went and I looked at the apartment building our we lived, and it's, it's, you know, it's not in good condition. You know, and it didn't look like that much better when I lived there. So I turned that into a strength because I use my personal experiences and my personal pain points to bring purpose to my work.Just like, just like I did with my experience working in corporate. Right. And the disconnection I was facing there. Um, that's how it comes into play for me. And. Yeah. I just feel like it's such a part of who I am. And for a while I just disconnected from Albanian heritage. I, um, had him the back in many years. So it just feels really awesome to connect to it. And to bring, you don't have to think about like, what are the Albanian people like? Right? And what are those parts of that culture that like really live in me like really deeply and that I can, I can bring forward so. Yeah. Does that answer your question?Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:18:07] That was so beautiful. Belma McCaffrey: [00:18:09] Aw, thank you. Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:18:11] That was amazing. Belma McCaffrey: [00:18:12] Thank you. Caitlyn Allen: [00:18:14] I'm excited to hear a little bit about , like using your culture and how, how does that, or does it play a role in your business now? So. I know that Dannie, with the creative at heart experience or creative at heart conference has spoken out specifically for diversity. Um, but do you, is that influential on your business at all? Belma McCaffrey: [00:18:45] Okay. Yeah. So Albania is traditionally a very patriarchal. Culture and I experienced a lot of that growing up and it had a big impact on me. And it's a lot of stuff that I've had to unlearn, right? Just in terms of, you know, women are inferior to men, all of this stuff that like honestly drives me nuts and makes my blood boil, but there is a reason like work bigger.You know, I coached men and women, but work bigger. There's mostly made of women. Um, there's a reason that I've always gravitated to the gender gap and to women's rights. And it's cause I experienced that myself as a kid and I experienced like seeing my mom this incredibly. Strong, amazing woman. I experienced the bitterness.She feels because of the patriarchy and despite Albania, like despite like those are like the traditions. My mom always raised us very differently. Like she just was like, she like didn't. Buy into those beliefs in many ways. And my dad too, right? Like, we moved here. There was never, um, distinction of like, you're a girl so you can't go to school.It was never that extreme. I'm with my dad. It was like a little bit more subtle, just like with the dating stuff, you know, my brother versus my sister. And I like, there was like more bias there. But in terms of opportunities, I was lucky in that my parents are more forward thinking. Uh, but I really, I, I.It's a part of the Albanian culture that I always struggled with when I was younger. I was like, I don't get it. You know? And then sexuality too, like the way people talk about sexuality, like there's just like a lot of, um, close, like it's closed off. Like it's not like a very open culture. So. That stuff plays a role into my work because you know, for work bigger, and even when I started doing bold, I focused heavily on women and you know, I think, um, helping women overcome a lot of the issues like that, that show up around confidence, right?And imposter syndrome and feeling like you're an inferior and feeling like you can't negotiate and ask for more money cause it's, it's impolite. I was always taught that, don't raise your voice too loud, don't speak up. It's impolite. Respect your elders. Right? Um, I've had to really work through all that stuff for myself, so I could also speak.Um, to my own needs. So yeah, it plays a role. It plays a role in, in how I coach people, what I coach them on. All that stuff shows up in our work cause we're not raising our hands for opportunities. We're like, you know, staying quietly, waiting to be asked. So, no, I like that. That's not going to work anymore.Caitlyn Allen: [00:21:34] That's, that's all that's, yeah. That's so cool. I think I, I am obviously white, very American, have no, like. I almost said no culture. That's not right. You know what I mean? I don't have, I'm not different, but I know that living here in Arizona has been so interesting because. I can easily go through a border patrol checkpoint and never be asked my citizenship. Like, that's insane. Like that's literally their job is to ask you your citizenship. And I don't even get asked. Now if I have my native American friends with me, I'm automatically stopped. Um, so that has been. Super influential in the way that I have started thinking in the back of my head every time that I have to go through a checkpoint because to leave my town, I have to. Um, and then seeing the way that, um, at least where I live, the way that Mexican women and the way that Mexican men are treated very differently. Um, I remember my first Christmas with my adopted Mexican family. We had cooked all day and the men sat down at the table and ate first, and we couldn't even touch the food until they were done at the table, which was insane. And soI think for business, it's so awesome to hear women speaking up for other women, and I'm not saying like speak up for them or talk for them, but to be able to lift those voices up because. I, I can't imagine being in a culture that's telling me, well, you're next. You're not first, you're next. Um, it's just so inspiring to hear women of other cultures lifting other women up too. So I guess that was a long winded message of me saying like, thank you. Thank you for the work that you're doing. I really appreciate it. And there are so many, so many women out there that. Need to hear that, and I think I'm just, I'm excited to share this episode in particular. Belma McCaffrey: [00:23:47] Yeah. Thank you for sharing that in the example you bring out. That's it's, that's so fascinating, right? And it's like when you're like, I'm just thinking back to like growing up, it's like the women were the ones who were always cleaning up. Like after dinner, the women are the ones who are cooking and cleaning and all of that stuff. And. For me. I don't know. That didn't, just didn't sit well with me since I was a little girl, you know? I just didn't like it and I always questioned it. So I thank you for like just for saying everything you said, because yeah, I'm like, I just think we can be different. Like we can respect traditions and honor cultures and all of that, but I think it's important for everyone to feel seen and heard and respected and not, you know, not be second. You know? Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:24:36] So I want to celebrate the power of speaking up and sharing our accomplishments even when we work in environments or experienced cultures where that's not normal. So I'd love to know what is something that you've accomplished in the past year that either blows your mind that you accomplished it, or like you're just really proud of accomplishing this thing.Belma McCaffrey: [00:25:01] Yeah. Thank you for asking that. It's such a good question. Um, so I launched the work bigger community last and April of 2019. Just, yeah, less than a year ago. Um, it's a, it's a membership community really. Primarily what, what members get is group coaching and it makes coaching more affordable, more accessible.And I really, it took me a long time to launch it. I was so nervous. I had a free community before that and I just was really stuck. I was like, do I shut down this community? What is that going to be like? Um. And as the community keeps growing, and you know, we're now almost a year into it, not quite yet. It just has evolved into this awesome product. Like the content in the trainings we have in there are so good and the members are amazing and everybody's like showing up to help each other. And there's just so much like authenticity and connection and support in the group and its becoming what I always wanted to make available for um. It's what I needed, but it's also like what I see. I'm like, this is what I wanted to make possible and what I wanted to make available in the world. And that's what it's turning into. You know? And it's, it's not a year old yet, but I just am feeling so proud of. Like, you know, what we've built and in a short amount of time, I'd say so. Yeah. So I'm really, really proud of that.Caitlyn Allen: [00:26:31] That's so cool. I'm so excited to check it out. Um, I heard that you have a freebie, so I'd love to hear more about that. And can you tell our audience where they can find you. Belma McCaffrey: [00:26:43] Yeah. Uh, so you can find me. The website is worth bigger.co uh, you can also find us on Instagram at work bigger. Uh, we're starting to be more active on there and we offer like, you know, just a little fun coaching exercises to keep people growing and learning. Uh, the freebie we have is we have a free audio training to help you overcome and work through your burnout. So if you're feeling. Really stress, I think especially if you, um, are launching the side hustle, running a side hustle, thinking about it, this is really important. I burned out really badly when I started my first side hustle.Um, so this is an audio training to help support you and, uh, just pick up some quick practical tools that you can put into action to help you work through your overwhelm. And burnout. Um, and the place to find that is workbigger.co/sidehustlegal. So it's the name of, of your podcasts. So work bigger.co forward slash side hustle gal.And yeah, there's three parts to it. It's really, and it's called take the first step to break the cycle of burnout and do work you love faster. Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:27:56] That's amazing. Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you so much as well for hanging out with us today. This is a fantastic episode. Belma McCaffrey: [00:28:07] Thank you ladies. It's, it's my pleasure. And you asked some really fun questions and, um, I appreciate you just giving me the space to, to share my story and to, to share more about work bigger and I love what, what you guys are doing as well, so thank you. Dannie Lynn Fountain: [00:28:22] Thank you.
En este episodio Belma y yo hablamos de, Alexandra Lúgaro y el "white privilege", Cosculluela y su opinión sobre las protestas, regresa la NBA y aprovecho y comparto mi Top 6 de los equipos con más probabilidad a ganar el campeonato, Belma también tiene un Top 6 bien chévere , un breve review del nuevo álbum de Anuel (Emmanuel), El Diario Boricua y mucha más Hablaera.
Learning how to attach to a purpose, not a job title will help you manage unexpected changes with your career—but also help you learn how to be more fulfilled at work. That’s why we invited Belma McCaffrey of Work Bigger to share her three-step framework for defining your purpose. Plus, on Dear Career Contessa, we’re helping a listener prepare for a long-distance job search. Show Notes Weekly Newsletter Sign-Up: http://bit.ly/37hqtQW Follow Career Contessa: http://bit.ly/2TMH2QP Belma’s “stuck” workbook: https://bit.ly/2AzyZzp Power Moves book: https://amzn.to/2X1EQWZ Strengths Webinar: https://bit.ly/2XQP7o0 Career Vision Worksheet: http://bit.ly/2N3ak9Y Belma's Webinar: https://bit.ly/3ddBgig Expert Belma McCaffrey: https://bit.ly/3aAawHz Sponsors Acuity: https://bit.ly/3cqVAwh Submit Your Career Questions: Email us: info@careercontessa.com DM us: @careercontessa on InstagramCall us: 844-FEMAILS (336-2457) Produced by Dear Media
Titi Wanda dijo que podían salir y Puerto Rico se convirtió en Grand Theft Auto, fourt tracks, policías tiros, partys, etc, Puertorro estuvo Jumpy Jumpy(pun intended) para eso y varias cosas más no sentamos Belma y yo a hablarun rato, un TOP 6 bien chévere, El Diario Boricua y mucha más Hablaera.
Luego de haber perdido el episodio nuevo que ya les había grabado (escuchen el podcast para las razones), estoy de vuelta con más Hablaera. Y como parte de la sección "Combiviendo" decidí mezclar ambos episodios. ¿Resultado? Uno de los mejores episodios hasta el momento. Me siento con Belma a hablar de, el nuevo código civil, barberos vs cacos, los grajeos en el nuevo video de Residente, Belma trae el Top 6 esta semana, El Diario Boricua y mucha más Hablaera.
Belma se une de nuevo para hablar sobre: el caos que causó la foto de Adele flaca, nuestro cameo favorito en la serie The Office, Belma trae las mejores series de drama, chequea de qué? es mi Top 6 esta semana, una anécdota de nuestro diario vivir, El Diario Boricua y mucha más Hablaera.
We've released our very first pastry stout in collaboration with our good friends at Seismic Brewing Co., our neighbors in Santa Rosa. Andy Hooper from Seismic is here talking to Collin McDonnell about pastry stouts, Belma hops, recycled water and more!
La cuarentena nos está afectando a todos de diferentes maneras y nosotros queremos ayudarte a que la pases mejor. Es por eso que Belma y yo vamos a estar juntando nuestras mentes para crear un episodio semanal llamado "Combiviendo", en el cual estaremos hablando de diferentes cosas que suceden en nuestro diario vivir. En esta primera edición Belma les recomienda varias series para que vean durante la cuarentena, mi "Top 6", ¿Qué película Disney debería hacer "live action"?, El Diario Boricua y muchas más Hablaera.
En este episodio Belma se sienta conmigo y hablamos de el lío que envuelve al dueño de YateaPR por acoso sexual y pedofilia, la gobernadora Wanda Vázquez presenta un "task force" nuevo..., repasamos los nuevos espisodios de "The Last Dance" y la molestía de Flor Meléndez con Phil Jackson, chinchorreo en Piñones, El Diario Boricua y mucha más Hablaera.
En este episodio me acompaña Belma nuevamente y teníamos mucho de qué hablar, desde la mini-controversia en la que me busqué por un post de Facebook, los mejores comentarios, hablamos de las pocas cosas positivas que le hemos sacado a esta pandemia, El Diario Boricua y mucha más Hablaera.
Todo el mundo está en cuarentena, el coronavirus se sigue propagando y cobrando vidas por todos los países llevando a que la mayoría de los países cierren todo, en este episodio Belma (mi novia) se sienta conmigo a hablar de todo lo que está pasando. Mientras tanto, en Puerto Rico la Gobernadora anuncia un toque de queda, acto seguido los boricuas salen a janguear a la playa y a La Placita, prueba de italiana con síntomas de coronavirus estaba mal hecha, El Diario Boricua y mucha más Hablaera.
Estuve 3 días de vacaciones con Belma mi novia, por Chicago, y en este episodio me siento con ella para hablar de todo lo que hicimos, lo más que nos gustó, los lugares que visitamos, recomendaciones por si vas a visitar Chicago, y como siempre, mucha más Hablaera.
This Week we are joined by our good friend and concert enthusiast Jim Goldbeck. Keg and Jonny review the RATT (@ratt) Concert At College Street (@collegestmusic) In New Haven CT and Jim is quick to brow beat us for spending more time covering RATT then we did The Interrupters (@interrupstagram) concert! We talk The Interrupters Show at Toads Place and Jim schools is on the new age of Ska. We talk about going to concerts solo, If the band is still a band if it doesn't include all of its original members. What song we've heard the most and Has there ever been a 2nd lead singer that was better than the first lead singer in a group. Plus Jim hates WPLR so much that he wouldn't use a WPLR Opener to open his beer and he tells us why. And find out why Jim heckled Daryl Hall and why he wants to Punch Him in the face. All this while we try a plethora of beers and let you know what we think is solid and Not solid! And of course we hit the Cannonball!!!! Fun times in our last episode of 2019 with one of our favorite guests and some good beer man beer...... SOLID || NOT SOLID: KIRIN ICHIBAN, Japan || American Style Lager || 5% ABV || SOLID Tiger Beer, Asia Pacific Breweries Limited || European Pale Lager || 5% ABV || SOLID Hoax Brewing Company, East Haven, CT Collab with Front Porch Brewing, Wallingford, CT || Strawberry Crop Circles is a Milkshake Triple IPA brewed with Belma hops, strawberries, lactose, and vanilla || 10% ABV || SSSSSSSOLID Cigar City Brewing, Tampa FL || Cubano Style Espresso Brown Ale || 5.5% ABV || SOLID MUSIC COMETA @ Cometamusic.com EMAIL beermanbeerpod@gmail.com INSTAGRAM Beer Man Beer || @beermanbeerpodcast_Jonny Benson || @therealjonnybensonKeg Kettles || @jaykets_bmb
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Belma Şahin'in Michael Kuyucu'nun programında 2019 yılında verdiği akustik konser
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The Immigration Lawyers Podcast | Discussing Visas, Green Cards & Citizenship: Practice & Policy
Discussing the EB-5 Regulation Updates w/ Immigration Lawyer Belma Demirovich Chinchoy Email Belma@ImmigrationGC.com Website: ImmigrationGC.com
Not sure if you're in the right career? Or do you feel pretty certain that you're on the wrong career track, but you don't know how to change? Well, then stick around. How many people feel disengaged or uninspired or downright unhappy with their career choice? A lot. A 2017 Gallup survey found that 70% of Americans hate their job or are completely disengaged at work. 70%. Oh my. If you fall into that 70%, or if you feel like maybe you're not on the right career track, this is going to be the episode for you. How much you enjoy your career can directly impact how much you earn and how much you actually enjoy your life. It's hard to live a good life if you hate what you're doing 40+ hours out of the week. This week we have the founder of Work Bigger, Belma Mccaffrey, on with us. Belma created Work Bigger to help you do work you love and make a difference in the world. Belma left us feeling so inspired to share her story. We cover Why it's a human need to make the most of your life and your career. How Belma channeled her own frustrations with her career to create Work Bigger (and how she pushed past the fear) What you can start doing today if you're burnt out or unhappy in your job, but you don't know what step to take next If you're feeling a little lost in your career and like you're not reaching your full potential, keep listening to hear how to change that. You can connect with Belma at https://www.workbigger.co/
Belma McCaffrey is all about finding purpose in work. She created the Work Bigger community to redefine work so it’s a vehicle for creativity, impact and living a better life. We talk about how Belma transitioned from the media world of Conde and the Associated Press to a path of entrepreneurship and the top lessons she learned early in her career. We also talk about how to find joy and purpose in what you’re doing, how to focus on what you’re uniquely great at, and how to get what you deserve in a salary negotiation. It’s inspiring how Belma is really thinking about the future of work. For More on Work Bigger visit: https://www.workbigger.co/ For more on this podcast visit: www.Kickassin.life Email me: kickassinyourlife@gmail.com Theme song by Qusic. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kick-ass-in-life/support
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★ Belma Şahin & Serdar Ortaç -- Adı Üstünde REMIX 2018 (Official Remix) ★ DJBünyamin ☑️
★ Belma Şahin & Serdar Ortaç -- Adı Üstünde REMIX 2018 (Official Remix) ★ DJBünyamin ☑️
The guys are BACK with a great episode on the Atlanta Gulch Project, Atlanta United in the playoffs, Atlanta Hawks oh so icy player, and a massive drug bust. #ATLSalute goes to: ATL TV Head What's On TAP? Berry Allen by Variant Brewing Company 7% ABV New England IPA brewed with Simcoe and Belma hops. Intense hop aroma and flavor of sweet berries – strawberry, raspberry, blueberry. Norcross St. IPA by Variant Brewing Company 7.5% ABV IPA brewed with Columbus, Centennial and Simcoe hops. Tropical, floral and resinous.
Belma McCaffrey is the CEO and Founder of Work Bigger, a career change and development platform with the mission to redefine work so that work is a vehicle for creativity, change and living an awesome life. Work Bigger partners with companies to help tackle employee disengagement and turnover issues, and they work with individuals to provide career change support. Belma and Work Bigger have been featured in Forbes, Fortune, Complex Hustle, and Create & Cultivate. Prior to Work Bigger, Belma spent 10+ years in business development and strategy roles at companies like the Associated Press, Conde Nast and GroupM. She lives in Hoboken, NJ with her husband and son. In this episode of the Just Go Grind Podcast we discuss Belma's career journey including how she used her MBA experience to make a career pivot and eventually launch her company, Work Bigger, to help redefine work for individuals and companies. Show notes are at justgogrind.com/podcast
Do you love your job? This is a question this week’s guest has been asking for years! Belma McCaffrey is the founder of Work Bigger, and online education and mentorship program helping 20 to 30-somethings find their mission and love their work. In this episode, Belma gives advice on getting real about your successes, failures, fears, and desires in order to identify a career path you love -- even if it’s different from the one you’re currently in! This episode includes: Belma describes her career development platform and her passion for helping people find the jobs of their dreams Belma reflects on her own struggles with feeling out of place in a career Why Belma thinks our education system fails us in exploring our career options Belma talks about which steps someone can take to identify the right career path for them Why some of Jen’s best advice to her friends includes the phrase “mess up your life” Belma shares her experience with cutting back from full-time to part-time to pursue her other passions Jen reflects on her own experiences quitting and being laid off from jobs Jen and Belma talk about when to know it’s time to leave your job, and how to leave your job in a smart way How getting in touch with her own fears helped Belma find the career she truly wanted Belma’s advice for people who want to switch to a completely different job, even though they’ve put a lot of years into their current one Jen and Belma discuss finding the balance between work and rest, and the importance of listening to your intuition
Learn about Belma's story on how she founded Work Bigger, a community for women who want to make a bigger impact in this world and to support women through the hardest transitions in their lives.Be a part of the community at workbigger.co!This podcast is powered by Pinecast.
In this episode, start with another edition of our Hop-o-Rama segments on American, English, and Noble hops, then jump into a general discussion of one of our favorite style ranges. The Belgians. They are favorites to many for a reason because they are often cited as the beer styles with the broadest range of flavors and aromas due to the characteristics of the yeast--and sometimes--the bacteria. They stand out against the traditional continental lagers and ales of Europe in great contrast and they’ve inspired a variety of American off-shoots. So, before we get into episodes that are more specific, we’ll start here on an overview.
The BRAND New You Show - A Personal Branding and Digital Branding podcast
Belma McCaffrey is the founder of the Work Bigger program and the author of the book, How to negotiate without losing friends, fans or job offers. At Work Bigger, Belma helps her clients redefine what they call work so they can find their mission and lead with purpose. THE SIX-STEP WORKING BIGGER CAREER COACHING PROGRAM 1 - Identify your mission Blema is big on mission, so it's no surprise this is where the Work Bigger program starts. Your mission starts with your understanding your values. From there Belma encourages her clients to identify their interests and activities they are naturally drawn to. To determine your interests, Belma suggests considering the books you read or the podcasts you listen to. Both are easy starting points. Belma also helps her clients identify their skills and the work environment or tasks where they feel energized. It's the intersection of your values, your interests and your skills where your mission lies. 2 - Tell your authentic personal story Once you know your mission, you now need to tie your mission to your personal story. This is where you need to connect your past to your future. As you develop this story, Blema recommends you develop an ask as well. The ask is essentially being so clear on your mission that people know exactly how to help you. This is very similar to what Olivia Gamber and I discussed during our interview. 3 - Develop a powerful personal brand Belma considers your personal brand to be how others perceive you and your mission. When you walk away from a conversation do people know what your mission is? Belma helps her clients be as specific as possible about their mission. She coaches them to be laser focused and if necessary leave out groups of people who can't help you achieve your mission. 4 - Develop a Connections Strategy Belma is not a fan of the word networking. It sounds too much like work and can be very awkward. Blema prefers to help her clients build a connection strategy. Your connection strategy is aligned to your mission and dependent on your personal preferences. If networking events are not your thing so to speak, don't attend them. Instead, invite individuals to coffee for example. 5 - How to properly sell yourself Belma tells us one reason we feel so awkward about “selling ourselves” is because we are usually doing it without understanding our mission. Tying your mission to your job search is an easy way for you to sell yourself without feeling bad about it. The final step in the work bigger career coaching program is negotiation. Fortunately, Belma has written a book on the topic. Do you know what your online profile says about you? Find out by taking my Online Brand Assessment.Discover your score and the ways you can start to improve your score today! Take the Assessment CONNECT WITH RYAN RHOTEN LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook
The Immigration Lawyers Podcast | Discussing Visas, Green Cards & Citizenship: Practice & Policy
Discussion about the Draft of EB-5 Renewal Regulation Immigration Attorneys John Khosravi and Belma Demirovic Chinchoy discuss the recent US Senate Bill proposed to renew the EB-5 Immigration Investor Program, in particular in regards to Regional Centers and their affect on foreign Aliens looking to gain a US Green Card (Lawful Permanent Resident Status) by making an investment in the US. www.ImmigrationLawyersPodcast.com www.JQKLaw.com www.eb5plusimmigrationlaw.com
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