Podcasts about Bennis

In this episode of Lessons in Leadership, Steve Adubato and Mary Gamba talk with Patrice Ventura, VP of Talent Development, Human Resources, Hackensack Meridian Health, about the role talent development and organizational effectiveness play in organizations. Then, Steve is joined by Karim Bennis, COO, Delta Dental of New Jersey and Connecticut, to talk about being … Continue reading Lessons in Leadership: Patrice Ventura and Karim Bennis

Pepa ist Bennis allerbeste Freundin. Sie hat nur einen kleinen Fehler: Sie ist aus Glas und damit unsichtbar. Benni stört das weniger. Er ist der einzige, der Pepa sehen kann - aber seine Mutter ist sehr besorgt. Was, wenn mit dem Jungen etwas nicht stimmt? Also schleppt sie ihn zum Psychiater ... (Hörspiel von Caroline Ebner)

"Our first episode in English ufff ;) Our guest is Mauro, Bennis surf coach at his coaching retreat in Fuerteventura work less, play more! Mauro developed the surf training project Drysurf, which he uses in his surf coaching sessions on Fuerteventura and distributes to surf schools and projects worldwide.Mauro is a passionate surfer and coach. His enthusiasm, experience, and mindset make him seem like a wise man, illuminated by the ocean! We have a long and inspiring conversation with him about his personal journey, surf attitude and etiquette, Fuerteventuras surfing scene, the ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

"Our first episode in English ufff ;) Our guest is Mauro, Bennis surf coach at his coaching retreat in Fuerteventura work less, play more! Mauro developed the surf training project Drysurf, which he uses in his surf coaching sessions on Fuerteventura and distributes to surf schools and projects worldwide.Mauro is a passionate surfer and coach. His enthusiasm, experience, and mindset make him seem like a wise man, illuminated by the ocean! We have a long and inspiring conversation with him about his personal journey, surf attitude and etiquette, Fuerteventuras surfing scene, the ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Nachdem das Arschlochtum von Tünkram-Fritz mit dem nötigen wütenden Ernst aus dem Weg geräumt wurde, ist Platz für Hühnerdiebe wie bei Petterson und tiefenpsychologische Analysen von Kater Gordon. Tim prügelt Bennis herzerwärmende Eurphorie bezüglich des Tennissports und der Leidenschaft für Brettspiele mit zwei gekonnten Returns eisenhart aus der Hand, doch beim Rückblick auf Jahre, die nicht mehr alle auf dem Zettel haben dürften, kommen die Brüder zusammen wie zwei perfekt gelaserte Puzzleteile aus wunderschönem Holz. Holz, wie es für den Bau des allerersten Schrankes verwendet wurde. Wer die Folge nicht hört, kann morgen nicht auf dem Schulhof mitreden. Tschüssi. PS: Wir haben einen neuen Jingle!

Tue, 01 Oct 2024 22:01:00 +0000 https://pitchmichhart.podigee.io/98-new-episode 1b56658e9ddd252a7902cb3b750242c5 Heute geht es um Gesellschaftsspiele - und Bennis fragwürdigen Umgang mit Verpackungen Benni und Domminique quatschen über Gesellschaftsspiele, Preise UND packen zum ersten Mal ein Kickstarter-Produkt aus! Wenn ihr mehr sehen wollt, was sich in dem Paket verbigt, schaut unbedingt auf Youtube vorbei! Du willst uns etwas pitchen? Hier findest du uns via Social-Media: https://pmh.wtf/SoMe "Pitch Mich Hart" ist eine Produktion der POWmedia GmbH Impressum: https://pow.click/Impressum Du möchtest deine Werbung in diesem und vielen anderen Podcasts schalten? Kein Problem!Für deinen Zugang zu zielgerichteter Podcast-Werbung, klicke hier.Audiomarktplatz.de - Geschichten, die bleiben - überall und jederzeit! full Heute geht es um Gesellschaftsspiele - und Bennis fragwürdigen Umgang mit Verpackungen no Dominique Birkelbach & Benni Bähr

Lådbilslandet är bästa stället i världen, tycker Benni och kompisarna på Smörblommans förskola. Benni kör den röda, fina brandbilen. Men det brinner ju inte... Fast hjälp, det luktar rök! Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Äntligen har Benni en uppgift! Benni och brandbilen rycker ut för att släcka elden. Men vad är det egentligen som brinner?Hör en saga om vänskap, fordon, vardagsdramatik och mycket humor.Författare: Emelie Andrén och Jeanette Milde (boken gavs ut 2020)Förlag: AlfabetaBerättare: Fatima JelassiProducent: Matilda Ivarsson Kihlberg, Iris Media

Today's guest: Kelly Bennis of Davis Nursery LLCWebsite: Davis Nursery LLC – Family Landscaping, Retail, and Wholesale NurseryAbout Page: A Family Owned Nursery – Davis Nursery LLCPhone: 607-965-8223E-mail: Davisnurseryllc@outlook.comSupport the show

Kate Bennis is a professional actor and clinical social worker who draws from the skills and techniques of the theater, therapeutic training, and years of experience, to give her clients everything they need to communicate as their fullest, most perfectly imperfect selves.Kate's Presentation and Communication practice is grounded in practicing the skills that give the speaker freedom, agility, creativity, humor, ease, presence, and the ability to connect with their audience.This work helps clients to bring their most authentic selves to everything from wedding toasts to TED Talks, from political debates to flirting!A professional actor with over 40 years' experience in TV, film and stage, Kate has coached senior and mid-level leaders at American Express, AOL, Deloitte and Touche, Apex Clean Energy, the Southern Environmental Law Center, the Treasury Department, the Federal Reserve Bank and the CIA; Harvard Business School Executive Education, Columbia University Executive Education, Darden Business School Executive Education, UVa's McIntire School of Commerce, and University College London.  As the Lead Coach for the Charlottesville TEDx Kate has coached dozens of speakers and overseen the coaching for over 80 TED Talks. While with The Ariel Group Kate delivered trainings around the world, developed training curricula, and served as Director of Outreach.A licensed clinical social worker, Kate has worked with children and adults in a private practice as well as schools and prisons.She holds a BA in theater from Wesleyan University, an MSW from Smith College School for Social Work, and lives in Charlottesville with her husband and their two children.A Quote From This Episode"There was something about just listening and being heard that was so transformative, and that's my first example of my dad as a leader. He was a listener. He listened deeply to every single person without defensiveness and without a preconceived idea. He just was a deep listener."Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeBook - Demon Copperhead by Barbara KingsolverKate on Linkedin Kate on Youtube About The International Leadership Association (ILA)The ILA was created in 1999 to bring together professionals interested in studying, practicing, and teaching leadership. Register for ILA's 26th Global Conference in Chicago, IL - November 7-10, 2024.Adult Development Pre-Conference SessionAbout  Scott J. AllenWebsiteWeekly Newsletter: The Leader's EdgeBlogMy Approach to HostingThe views of my guests do not constitute "truth." Nor do they reflect my personal views in some instances. However, they are views to consider, and I hope they help you clarify your perspective. Nothing can replace your reflection, research, and exploration of the topic.

Die heutige Folge stammt aus Bennis zweitem Podcast Stärke beginnt im Kopf des Sport- und Mentalcoaching Startups Spomind. Fabi war beim lieben Phil zu Gast wir fanden, das Interview passt auch gut in unsere Show, quasi als kleine Sommerpause Unterhaltung für Dich! ;)Ist Skateboardining überhaupt ein richtiger Sport, oder eher spielerischer Ausdruck einer Subkultur? Diese Frage sollte sich allerspätestens mit der Aufnahme zu den olympischen Spielen beendet haben. Wie in anderen Sportarten auch ist intensives und diszipliniertes Training der Physis und Technik unerlässlich. Dennoch unterscheidet sich die Sportart schon deutlich von ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Die heutige Folge stammt aus Bennis zweitem Podcast Stärke beginnt im Kopf des Sport- und Mentalcoaching Startups Spomind. Fabi war beim lieben Phil zu Gast wir fanden, das Interview passt auch gut in unsere Show, quasi als kleine Sommerpause Unterhaltung für Dich! ;)Ist Skateboardining überhaupt ein richtiger Sport, oder eher spielerischer Ausdruck einer Subkultur? Diese Frage sollte sich allerspätestens mit der Aufnahme zu den olympischen Spielen beendet haben. Wie in anderen Sportarten auch ist intensives und diszipliniertes Training der Physis und Technik unerlässlich. Dennoch unterscheidet sich die Sportart schon deutlich von ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Schaut euch einfach den Podcast direkt auf YouTube an und lasst nen Like und nen Abo da!Die Bros auf Social MediaIG:https://www.instagram.com/brokrastinieren?igsh=dXZtdnptdW14MXJm&utm_source=qrYT: https://youtube.com/@Brokrastinieren?Si=OYqKD0GvIrrqF-HuTikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@brokrastinieren?_†=8j06FwPCVWq&_ґ=1Insta von Benni:https://www.instagram.com/bennis_buffet?igsh=MTBncHVsemFobDB0eA==YouTube von Benni:https://youtube.com/@BennisBuffet?si=CbQ0erkJh3zKo6yL

Linda Bennis BSc {Hons) Equine nutritionist, founder and creator of Flourish Horse Health shares at least some of her LIVES! Changing story.Having identified something of a nutritional crisis in the Spanish horses she was surrounded by at the time, Linda knew she had a skill set to make a difference.While Linda never set out to become the head of and creator of one of the best horse feed companies going, it would seem the universe had other ideas and that was precisely the path she should follow.So please pull up a chair or keep your eyes on the road and join us for a truly fascinating, educational and enjoyable conversationPs, Do check out Linda's website https://www.flourishhorsehealth.com

Endlich haben wir es geschafft: Benni's_buffet live bei uns über Food, Arbeit und Leidenschaft mit einem Extra Extra: Endweder… oder…?Die Bros auf Social MediaIG: https://www.instagram.com/brokrastinieren?igsh=dXZtdnptdW14MXJm&utm_source=qrYT: https://youtube.com/@Brokrastinieren?si=OYqkD0GvlrrqF-HuTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@brokrastinieren?_t=8jo6FwPCVWq&_r=1Insta von Benni:https://www.instagram.com/bennis_buffet?igsh=MTBncHVsemFobDB0eA==YouTube von Benni:https://youtube.com/@BennisBuffet?si=CbQ0erkJh3zKo6yL

Wir baden in Erinnerungen an unser Rudelgucken im August in dieser Episode, den Film noch einmal zu sehen, weckt sehr schöne Erinnerungen. Außerdem geht es um die ganzen Demos gegen rechts, die uns ein gutes Gefühl geben. Wir sprechen über Bennis neuen Hund und Jörns Schusseligkeit. Natürlich geht es auch um "Meg 2", der uns trotz der ganzen Logikfehler sehr viel Spaß gemacht hat.

‘Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.' Colossians 4:2 NIVThe word ‘watchful' is a throwback to the Old Testament-era routine of sitting on a city wall and keeping watch. Watchmen were the first to see attacking armed forces or travelling merchants. They had the best vantage point. They saw what nobody else saw, and they saw things sooner than others saw them. That's exactly what happens when we pray. We see what nobody else sees, and we see them sooner than others see them. Prayer provides us with a God's-eye view; it increases our awareness and gives us a sixth sense that allows us to discern spiritual realities. In their classic book Geeks and Geezers, business gurus Warren Bennis and Robert Thomas make an interesting observation about a common trait among successful leaders in every field. Bennis and Thomas call them first-class noticers. ‘Being a first-class noticer allows you to recognise talent, identify opportunities, and avoid pitfalls. Leaders who succeed again and again are geniuses at grasping context. This is one of those characteristics, like taste, that is difficult to break down into its component parts. But the ability to weigh a welter of factors, some as subtle as how very different groups of people will interpret a gesture, is one of the hallmarks of a true leader.' Prayer turns us into first-class noticers. It helps us to see what God wants us to notice. The more you pray, the more you notice. The less you pray, the less you notice. It's as simple as that. Here's a Bible formula for success in any area of life: ‘Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.'

Mideast expert Phyllis Bennis, a fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, DC,  discusses how U.S. militarism is raising the risk of a wider Mideast war, what more the United Nations could do to press Israel and the United States to adopt a ceaefire in Gaza, and the suit South Africa has filed at the International Court of Justice charging Israel with the crime of genocide. At the Institute for Policy Studies, Bennis directs the New Internationalism Project, focused on U.S. mllitarism, the Middle East, and the United Nations. She is a long-time analyst and commentator on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the author and editor of 11 books on U.S. foreign policy and the Middle East. Her popular book Understanding the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict was recently updated and is now in its 7th edition. 

Bennis 做服装这几年还是我朋友圈里最dapper 的一位。不管是在地铁上被偷拍或是当路上最吸引眼球的西装男。Edgefinder 是他的高端定制西装品牌，需要约他聊天2-3小时的那种。有时间有钱的朋友可以去找找人家。

Surprise, bitches! Nur eine Woche nach der letzten Folge sind wir schon wieder da. Diesmal haben sie endlich wieder Besuch! Bennis aktuelle Mitbewohnerin bringt etwas Sortierung ins bekannte Chaos. Die besten Bundesländer, (vermeintlich) zu wenig verwendete Wörter und Bock auf Erdbeben ist nur ein kleiner Teil des weit über zweistündigen Irrsinns. That was fun!

Wir starten diese Jubiläumsfolge mit tollen Neuigkeiten: Unser Podcast bekommt einen neuen Anstrich und heißt ab sofort “Prep2Perform Podcast with Fee Beyer.”  In dieser besonderen und bereits 100. Podcastfolge teilen wir mit euch nicht nur die Gründe der neuen Namensgebung, sondern haben natürlich, wie immer, einen sehr spannenden Gast aus der SportsTech Szene bei uns. Diesmal ist es Benni Götz, Co-Founder & Geschäftsführer von Corticore und Initiator des SportsInnovators Club.   In der Episode geht es u.a. um:  -Bennis beeindruckenden Werdegang innerhalb der Fußballwelt  -Was die VR-Lösung Corticore genau ist & wofür es im Fußball genutzt wird   -Wie die Idee dazu entstanden ist und auf welche Mental Skills sich das Training mit Corticore fokussiert   -Anwendungs- und Praxisbeispiele von Corticore im Profifußball  -die Zukunft der VR Technologie, insbesondere im Fußball  -den SportsInnovatorsClub: Worum es sich dabei handelt und wohin sie damit wollen   Wenn dir diese Folge gefallen hat, freuen wir uns sehr auf deine Bewertung oder Kommentar auf ApplePodcast - und neuerdings auch auch Spotify! Das hilft dem Podcast sehr, neue Menschen zu erreichen.

Benni ist aus seinem Urlaub zurückgekehrt und hat einen Sack voll Erfahrungen mitgebracht. In Kurzform versucht er die Highlights zusammenzufassen, aber das wird mit Sicherheit noch nicht alles gewesen sein. Ansonsten kommen die beiden Flitzpiepen langsam wieder auf Betriebstemperatur mithilfe der Evergreen-Themen Verhalten im Supermarkt, den Nominierten für das Jugendwort 2023 und Objektivierung von Frauen. Am Ende gibt es noch einen Service für die einsamen Herzen unter den Hörer:innen, vorzugsweise mit eigenem PKW.

Martin Bennis is anesthesioloog, maar heeft ook een online Leefstijl Gezondheidsgids opgezet. Wekelijks inspirerend gezondheidsnieuws ontvangen? Zie https://oersterk.nu/nieuwsbrief/Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In dieser Folge reden wir über Aarons vergangenen Thailand Trip und Bennis bevorstehenden Trip in die USA. 

Abigail Adams and Heroic Mothers Unite   Abigail Adams was one of the Heroic Founding Mothers of the United States of America.   I'm convinced that she and Benjamin Franklin and their families would be part of our Heroic movement if they were alive today.   Why?   Because they were intensely passionate about cultivating virtue in their lives and in the lives of their children.   And…   I'm pretty sure () they would have preferred to have their kids on the soon-to-be-launched social features for our Heroic training platform cultivating virtue together rather than on Tik Tok watching another absurd 20-second video.   What data supports that hypothesis?   Glad you asked…   That's the subject of Today's +1.   Have you ever seen this quote from Abigail?    “These are the times in which a genius would wish to live. It is not in the still calm of life, or the repose of a pacific station, that great characters are formed. The habits of a vigorous mind are formed in contending with difficulties. Great necessities call out great virtues. When a mind is raised, and animated by scenes that engage the heart, then those qualities which would otherwise lay dormant, wake into life and form the character of the hero and the statesman.”   After reading a version of that in Warren Bennis' great book On Becoming a Leader, I looked it up to find its source.    It's from a letter she wrote to her son John Quincy Adams in January 1780–almost 243 (!) years ago. He was on a trip to France with his father to elicit support for our Revolutionary War. (Thanks, France!! )   I looked up how old John Quincy Adams was in 1780.    He was 12.    Check out the letter. It's worth reading.    I printed it out and marked it all up because it was so good. (See my notes below.)   As you'll see if you spend a few minutes reading her brilliant letter, Abigail starts out the letter by basically telling her son that she made him go to France with his dad and brother even though he was whining about it.     Seriously. It's so good to see this great woman (a true Founding Mother of America) talking to a future president like, well, he was acting like a 12-year-old.     Then we get to the quote that made me find the letter.    But get this…   Bennis actually MISQUOTED Abigail.    He said that she said: “These are hard times in which a genius should wish to live. . . . Great necessities call forth great leaders.”   But that's not *actually* what she said.    She didn't say great necessities call forth great LEADERS.    She said: “Great necessities call forth great VIRTUES.”    Which, for the record, MAKES THEM GREAT LEADERS.    Note: Both John AND his dad would become future U.S. Presidents. Virtue for the win!   Now…   Of course, that struck me (goosebumps) because our ENTIRE app is architected to help us operationalize the fact that ancient wisdom and modern science agree that the ultimate purpose of life is to express the best version of yourself (in service to something bigger than yourself!) by living with virtue.    And, of course, we believe the historically significant challenges we are facing DEMAND that each of us step up and show up as the best, most Heroic versions of ourselves.    Which is why I was even more struck by the rest of her letter.    When I read THIS passage, I could literally SEE Abigail and her husband John (who, in 1780, was the Ambassador to France in what was the fifth of an eight-year Revolutionary War!) and their kids using Heroic to commit to and then hit virtuous targets together all day every day (especially when they were so far away from each other!):   “I cannot fulfill the whole of my duty towards you, if I close this Letter, without reminding you of a failing which calls for a strict attention and watchfull care to correct. You must do it for yourself. You must curb that impetuosity of temper, for which I have frequently chid you, but which properly directed may be productive of great good. I know you are capable of these exertions, with pleasure I observed my advice was not lost upon you. If you indulge yourself in the practise of any foible or vice in youth, it will gain strength with your years and become your conquerer.   The strict and inviolable regard you have ever paid to truth, gives me pleasing hopes that you will not swerve from her dictates, but add justice, fortitude, and every Manly Virtue which can adorn a good citizen, do Honour to your Country, and render your parents supremely happy, particularly your ever affectionate Mother,”   Then I smiled when I realized that another beloved Founding Father, Benjamin Franklin, would have probably created something similar to our app to track HIS virtues (with his friends and family!) if he was alive today.    Know this…   These are times in which Heroes would wish to live.    As we set out to make 2023 truly Heroic, may we remember that it is not in the still calm of life, or the repose of a pacific station that great characters are formed.    Remember: “Great necessities call out great virtues. When a mind is raised, and animated by scenes that engulf the Heart, then those qualities which would otherwise lay dormant, wake to Life, and form the Character of the Hero and the Statesman.”   With Love + Wisdom + Self-Mastery + Courage and profound Gratitude for all of your support in helping us create a noble and virtuous world, I say…   Heroes unite!!!   Day 1. All in.   LET'S GO.

In this episode B and D watch The Office S07E08 Pam's Replacement and Seinfeld S05E22 The Opposite, and then discuss the origins of Jealousy and how gut instincts can lead us astray. We also discuss Truthiness and The Colbert Report pilot episode as well as the Elizabeth Holmes biopic The Dropout.

Elisabeth Weissenrieder-Bennis, EVP, Weiss-Aug Group, has led the strategic expansion of her family's business alongside her father and founder Dieter Weissenrieder for the past 15 + years, adding 3 new […]

Während David in Schweden ausnahmsweise einen freien Montag genießt, versucht heute Benni alleine die Sport-Meldungen der Woche für Euch zu ordnen. Dabei durfte natürlich das verregnete F1-Rennwochenende in Singapur nicht fehlen. Die weiteren Themen reichen von den startenden Ligen im Handball, Basketball und natürlich der NFL, bis zum Tennis, der Kroatien-Rundfahrt im Radsport oder auch dem letzten Sommer Grand-Prix im Skispringen, der am Wochenende in Klingenthal stattfand. Auch durften natürlich zudem weitere Kurzschlagzeilen nicht fehlen, denn immerhin gab es für die Wintersportstützpunkte von Willingen und Winterberg einen echten Paukenschlag zu verkraften. Das alles und noch viel mehr in unserer heutigen Folge! Wir wünschen euch viel Spaß mit dieser Folge und hören uns bald mit neuen Episoden wieder wieder! Alle Plattformen, auf denen wir aktiv sind, findet ihr auf linktr.ee/onthepitch Kontaktiert und folgt uns gerne bei Twitter und Instagram - @onthepitch_pod Bewertet uns auch gern bei Spotify und nutzt diese neue Funktion! Benni: @bennischerp David: @mrdadihd Gern könnt ihr uns auch eine Kleinigkeit rüberbeamen, damit wir unser Setup weiter verbessern können: buymeacoffee.com/onthepitchpod Für Fragen und Feedback sind wir jederzeit offen und dankbar! Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

About Caroline Murphy-Bennis: Caroline is an award-winning graphic designer working in visual communications for the past 23 years, both in Scotland and Ireland. She completed her studies at WIT, Ireland, in 1993. Partner at Bennis Design since 2002, working with Irish Government agencies helping to create physical and mental health, environmental and innovation-based initiatives.Caroline lectured design at Griffith College, Dublin, from 2013–2016. She completed a Postgraduate Special Purpose Award in training and education in 2015. She has written Design Thinking Modules for Griffith Colleges BA (Honours) Degree in design communications. Caroline's creative writing stems from her close relationship with nature.She is the Founder of Flourishbydesign, and is on a mission to redesign lives & businesses in harmony with nature from the inside out.​In this episode, Adam and Caroline discuss:Combating workplace stress and anxietyThe importance of mindfulness and meditationTeaching mindfulness practices to kids Key Takeaways:Working in the corporate world can provide a good living, but it is detrimental to your mental health. And it's high time for companies to begin offering wellness trainings, because increasing employee productivity begins with bringing that awareness into the workplace.Our anxieties stem from the stresses we tend to keep to ourselves and deal with alone. It is more important now more than ever for us to learn mindfulness and meditation as they will greatly help us in overcoming any challenges life may throw at us.Mindfulness begins at home. The key to having a healthy mind of your children is to ensure positive connections between all members of the household, allowing children to express themselves, playing games that are appropriate to their age, reading books, and checking out meditation and podcasts online, and letting them try them out. "If you're interested in kind of spirituality and any kind of meditation, what it brings in is in a choice – the choice in how we speak, how we respond. I suppose it's kind of trying to make people aware of the words that they use, how it can help in their inner world and the inner landscape, and then in their outer world with people around them." —  Caroline Murphy-Bennis  Connect with Caroline Murphy-Bennis:Website: www.flourishbydesign.co. (Business Website)Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Flourishbydesign.consciousdesignLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/carolinemurphy-bennisInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/flourish.bydesign/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz_MImpmPC-_algij7pOGKwBooks: https://www.amazon.com/Caroline-Murphy-Bennis/e/B086JDC6LF%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share Connect With Adam Weber:Website: https://meditationnotmedicine.com/about/Email: adam@meditationnotmedicine.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/easytomeditateInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/meditationnotmedicine/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPnbji9rDrCfxhY0W8sHL9ABook: Meditation Not Medicine  Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

Today, Tes talks with Valerie Bennis. Valerie is an award winning aromatherapist who created the Essence of Vali line of therapeutic products. She recently started a new chapter with the launch of her company, Fragrant Notes, a lifestyle blog for women over 50. Her mission is to inspire women to love and appreciate ALL that they are through all the phases of their life with purpose, self-care, passion and creativity. To learn more about Valerie Bennis: For Fragrant Notes: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefragrantnote Website: www.fragrantnotes.com For Essence of Vali: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/essenceofvali Website: www.essenceofvali.com

What is disability insurance? Why is it important for optometrists? How does it work?May is Disability Insurance Awareness Month! David Bennis, Income Protection Consultant at Truluma, joins Evon to have a deep-dive conversation on how to protect your income from disability. After all, your income is your biggest asset.David and Evon talk about why disability is an import part of every optometrist's financial planning, the different features to consider in your policy, how individual coverage works with group coverage, and specific disability insurance planning considerations for optometry practice owners. David brings many years of experience to a conversation you're sure to take a lot from.Have questions on anything discussed or want to have topics or questions featured on the show? Send Evon an email at evon@optometrywealth.com.Check out www.optometrywealth.com to get to know more about Evon, his financial planning firm Optometry Wealth Advisors, and how he helps ODs nationwide. From there, you can schedule a short Intro call to share what's on your mind and learn how Evon helps ODs master their cash flow, build their net worth, and plan purposefully around their money and their practices. Resources Mentioned in the Show:David Bennis Trulumus contact information

In this episode we hear from Phyllis Bennis of the Institute for Policy Studies and Joseph Gerson of the Campaign for Peace, Disarmament and Common Security. Bennis & Gerson discuss the importance of an immediate ceasefire, withdrawal of Russian troops, an off-ramp for sanctions against Russia, as well as negotiations and compromises to avoid a protracted war or worse. Next, we meet activists for Palestinian human rights--Amal Thabateh with Palestine Legal and Cynthia Franklin with Jewish Voice for Peace and Against Canary Mission.

April 7, 2022--Loreto Rojas and Cal Winslow return with “Talking About California” and an interview with Phyllis Bennis. Bennis directs the New Internationalism Project at Institute for Policy Studies, focusing on Middle East, U.S. wars and UN issues. She is also a fellow of the Transnational Institute in Amsterdam. In 2001 she helped found the U.S. Campaign for Palestinian Rights, and now serves on the national board of Jewish Voice for Peace.

Jen chats to Dianne Bennis of webdoctor.ie about how the pandemic has impacted our lifestyle habits!

Today I have a very special guest with me, Carol Bennis. Carol participated in our Year-End Giving Training activity workshop thing last year. During our breakout sessions, we talked about campaign planning. She really wowed me with her tactics and how she managed her volunteers. So I invited her to share how she does this so you can learn a thing or two and maybe also run an awesome year-end giving campaign. For a fully-formatted article version of this podcast, head over to our website: https://www.mayecreate.com/blog/year-end-giving-prep-starting-now-volunteer-cultivation-with-guest-carol-bennis

L'invitée de ce nouvel épisode de 9addat est Selma Bennis. Forte de ses différentes expériences à l'étranger, Selma a pu développer une capacité d'adaptation qui l'a amené à évoluer dans différents métiers et découvrir les multiples facettes du monde entrepreunarial. De la due diligence pré-acquisition, à l'introduction en bourse, de la construction de programmes d'initiation et de formation en entrepreneuriat à  l'accompagnement au financement, dans le secteur privé et public, elle a pu expérimenter différentes cultures et façons de faire, en ayant toujours pour moteur la volonté de participer à bâtir et à prendre part au développement économique du Maroc.  Experte en entrepreunariat, elle nous partage son retour d'expérience et évoque les challenges encore à relever dans le milieu (le besoin de faire évoluer le cadre législatif, développer le financement, la commercialisation ou encore l'état d'esprit avec des actions de sensibilisation).  Dans cet épisode,  Selma nous parle aussi d'autres femmes inspirantes dont elle a croisé le chemin. Elle évoque ainsi Fatim Zahra biaz et de ses bootcamps impactants au New Work Lab, de son amie et associée Radia Cheikh Lahlou  avec qui elle créé la plateforme Matyn pour promouvoir les coopératives marocaines ou encore de la courageuse Yasmine Beraoui et de son Ted Talk à Casablanca.

Gerade in unruhigen Zeiten wie diesen, möchte man sich manchmal einfach nur in seinem XXL-Hoodie vergraben und so lange warten, bis "es" vorbei ist. Doch bei all dem widerwärtigen Weltgeschehen möchten wir euch heute vorrangig kuschelweiche Ablenkung bieten: Es geht um neonfarbene Lieblingsteile, besonders riechende Jacken und Bennis löchriges "Kult-Tanktop" (hellgelb). Anziehen, ausziehen, reinziehen. Küsse!

Today, we are joined by Jaeleen Bennis, creator of Bondassage and Elysium by Bondassage, who invites us to think of sexual exploration as a path to self-discovery and healing.   In this conversation, we explore Bondassage and Elysium, compare them with a traditional BDSM session, and talk about Jaeleen's mission of making kinky play accessible for everyone. Jaeleen spoke about her passion for educating and de-stigmatizing this type of bodywork and, at the same time creating unforgettable sensual, blissfully pleasurable and provocative experiences in her clients' lives.  What You Will Learn In This Episode: - What Bondassage and Elysium are, and how they are utterly different from BDSM - Bondassage can be an excellent way to reconnect with our bodies - Why trust is one of the most important factors to perform Bondassage - Why Bondassage must be an unscripted and spontaneous session to reach its full potential - The impact of Bondassage on heterosexual men, who perhaps may be surrendering and receiving for the first time in their lives During a Bondassage session, the practitioner does not receive any verbal feedback from the client and they focus on nonverbal clues the person tied up gives, like their breath and the energy changes. It is not like the practitioner does whatever they want, they observe the reactions, and when the person receiving demonstrates pleasure, the one giving expands on that. To summarize, Bondassage is an excellent, safe and fun way of dipping the toes in kinky waters.  Resources: - The Festival of Sexuality: https://www.sexualalchemy.com/festival-of-sexuality  - Bondassage http://bondassage.com/  - Learn Bondasagge http://learnbondassage.com/ - Bondassage for Couples  http://bondassageforcouples.com/ - Jaeleen Bennis website http://jaeleenbennis.com/  - 50% off the Art of Bondassage Courses (normally $395) with this link: https://www.bondassage.com/50off/ - Festival of Sexuality: https://www.sexualalchemy.com/festival-of-sexuality  - Check out my FREE Training, Reclaiming Your Intuitive, Confident, and Sensual Self https://www.sexualalchemy.com/free-training - Book: Rebecca Lowrie - The Sexual Alchemy Journal for Men: 6 Weeks to Discovering and Embracing Your Full Sexual Self: https://www.sexualalchemy.com/shop/p/sexualalchemyjournalformen  - The Sexual Mastery Activation Cards for Men https://www.sexualalchemy.com/shop - Sign up for bi-weekly(ish) Love Letters straight to your inbox https://self-alchemy.activehosted.com/f/11 - Free resources: https://www.sexualalchemy.com/free-resources/ - My book "101 Meditations for Life, Business and Bedroom Success" https://www.amazon.com/Meditations-Life-Business-Bedroom-Success/dp/0993207626/ - My website https://www.sexualalchemy.com/ - Find me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/s_xualalchemy/ - Find me on Twitter https://twitter.com/rebeccalowrie/  - Find me on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/rebecca.lowrie1 - Find me on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccalowrie/

Dans wife was in a pyramid scheme.Adam is battling half term.Bennis women are on one.Contact us. djamabenarke@gmail.comTwitter: @danstraightedge @jbenni @cynicforhire @men_babiesSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-men-and-their-babies/donations

Dans daughter drops a bombshell.Adam is a gentle parent.Bennis daughter is getting pouty face.Contact us. djamabenarke@gmail.comTwitter: @danstraightedge @jbenni @cynicforhire @men_babiesSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-men-and-their-babies/donations

Dan tries to teach someone about gender fluidity.Adam makes his daughter cry.Bennis daughter has painful teeth.Contact us. djamabenarke@gmail.comTwitter: @danstraightedge @jbenni @cynicforhire @men_babiesSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-men-and-their-babies/donations

Dan supervised a sleepover.Adams daughter had the worst week ever!Bennis girl is poorly.Contact us. djamabenarke@gmail.comTwitter: @danstraightedge @jbenni @cynicforhire @men_babiesSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-men-and-their-babies/donations

4th Nov 2021-Please rate review and subscribe. Thanks.Dan scared some children.Adam is angry at local youths.Bennis poor sister.Contact us. djamabenarke@gmail.comTwitter: @danstraightedge @jbenni @cynicforhire @men_babiesSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-men-and-their-babies/donations

Hilarious handsome boys Outman Alex, Saad Berrada & Anas Bennis talk about tzofir

1st Oct 2021-Please rate review and subscribe. Thanks.Dan watched Squid Game with a 10 year old.Adam doesnt have a middle word for private parts.Bennis daughters teeth are a pain. Contact us. djamabenarke@gmail.comTwitter: @danstraightedge @jbenni @cynicforhire @men_babiesSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-men-and-their-babies/donations

This week in Sunday Letters begins a series on leadership. Over the next six weeks, I’ll bring you essays on the paradox of success, Machiavellianism, inauthentic leadership, and new Capitalism, amongst other topics. These essays previously lived on a minuscule publication (The Lead) that I started on a whim a few months ago that is now moving here to Sunday Letters. I hope you’ll enjoy these essays and the perspectives they represent. After all, they represent in large part my personal philosophy on how to work successfully with others.The Essence of LeadershipThe essence of leadership is not so simple to capture, and perspectives are broad and varied. For example, there are the perspectives of gender, personality, social context, culture, and ethics, to mention a few. It may be, in fact, impossible to define concretely what leadership is; nevertheless, to explore the concept and endeavour to understand it is to understand oneself and, therefore, make better leadership decisions. Understanding oneself is perhaps the most crucial component in living a fulfilling life, let alone in leading others. And so, this self-pursuit will form the core of many essays here on The Lead. Development is a lifelong project that is, perhaps, never complete. Therefore knowing oneself, lies at the seat of effective leadership.I have never considered myself a leader, per se. In fact, I back away from self-assigning the label. It’s too showy, and to assign it to oneself represents a fundamental weakness in character, in my opinion. Many leaders place themselves in the spotlight, and with red ties, power suits, and rhetoric, they make their mark often at the expense of others. Instead, true leadership is something conferred on us by others. The greatest misconception any person graced with the honour of leadership can hold is that they are or should be front and centre. This misconception is perhaps the antithesis of true leadership, and as we will see in future essays in the Leadership Series, it brings about detrimental consequences. I’ve seen so many examples of bad leadership over the years and demonstrated it enough times to offer some perspective that I think is worth sharing.When it comes to work, I prefer to put the blinkers on, head down and get stuck in. This doesn’t mean I ignore the peripherals; that would be foolish. Things on the fringes often become or disrupt central components, so it pays to keep them on the radar. What I mean is, I’ve always sought to do my work to a high standard. Not for notoriety or praise, but because the work itself was worth the effort. Regardless of how it came about, I always seemed to end up in certain roles that demanded responsibility. That experience has taught me many things about good and bad leadership and, indeed, about myself over the years.I had no formal leadership training; instead, I relied upon my instincts. My leadership skills usually meant adopting a “get it done or else” approach in the traditional masculine character. And that worked for a long time, but eventually, I had to come to terms with the fact that it was a less than optimal method. It’s adversarial and invariably splits the camp, and under crisis conditions, it can be like petrol on a fire.Seth M. Spain suggests in Leadership, Work, & The Dark Side of Personality that we must understand human nature to understand leadership. Because, he says, leadership is one half of a relationship between at least two human beings. And the first step in this is to understand oneself. According to Spain, leadership may not solely be determined by individual character; however, it strongly reflects it. Reflecting on my time in business and accompanying leadership roles, I can now see this view's accuracy.A Definition of LeadershipSo, what is leadership? Is it forced upon an unsuspecting group by a dogmatic controlling person, or is it demanded of unwitting individuals by their group or community? Should followers follow, or should they insist that their chosen leader represent their interests? There is so much to this question and impossible to cover in one article; however, I’ll start by offering some interesting definitions.Former US President Dwight Eisenhower famously defined leadership as;“the art of getting someone else to do something you want done because he wants to do it.”This view is centred on the idea that coercion of others is necessary. It implies the Machiavellian view that means justify ends, and maybe that’s required under certain conditions such as war. But business is not war, or at least it doesn’t need to be, and other approaches can achieve better results for all concerned.Eisenhower also is reported to have said, “you don’t lead by beating people over the head; that’s assault, not leadership.” So perhaps it is harsh to assume he was Machiavellian in his approach.That said, most organisations, regardless of the domain in which they operate, rely primarily on a top-down hierarchical model of leadership. Gary Yukl at the University of Albany, New York, offers us a more holistic and inclusive view of leadership;“Leadership is the process of influencing others to understand and agree about what needs to be done and how to do it, and the process of facilitating individual and collective efforts to accomplish shared objectives.”Yukl suggests that the term leadership is taken from our everyday vocabulary and often used interchangeably with other terms such as power, authority, management, administration, control, and supervision. As such, our understanding of leadership behaviour can be tinted by ambiguity and misunderstanding. He cites Bennis from 1959, who wrote;“Always, it seems, the concept of leadership eludes us or turns up in another form to taunt us again with its slipperiness and complexity. So we have invented an endless proliferation of terms to deal with it . . . and still the concept is not sufficiently defined.”A leadership definition will usually follow a researcher’s theoretical angle or reflect the practitioner’s perspective, their on-the-ground experience. That means definitions are broad and diverse. And perhaps this is how it should be for leadership means different things to different people under the infinite expanse of human experience. Whether or not it is a viable theoretical construct is an entirely separate debate.What’s true, perhaps, and what should be parallel with any discussion on leadership is the concept of followership.The Leadership-Followership DichotomyAs I mentioned above, leadership seems to be the apparent product of human relationships. I can only be a leader if some are willing to follow. But who creates who? I think this is an important consideration. Do people wait around for someone to present themselves as the leader, or do they demand it of someone? In a corporate setting, it seems clear. You know when you accept a job that you’ll have a boss to whom you’ll report. Everybody reports to somebody in a corporate setting. But what about in the broader social context? In the early 20th Century rise of Fascism in Europe, did Hitler and Mussolini impose their will on the people, or did the people push these autocratic personalities to the front?We know only too well the catastrophic impact their leadership styles had on society at the time, but antisemitism had been brewing for perhaps the previous eighty years or more. Hatred fuelled by the press and made acceptable by political rhetoric met social unrest and created a firestorm. Still, I would be of the view that these leaders were created and sustained not only by local demand but by the expression of a global structure. Who funded their movement? Who supplied them with raw materials, education and knowledge? Who provided them with the resources necessary for their execution of barbaric ideals? They were supported and fuelled not only by local popular opinion but by international vested interests.I’m steering slightly off the main thrust of this article. Still, the above illustrates that leaders and followers are mutually causative, and there are often more aspects to their rise than what may seem apparent. Trump is a contemporary case-in-point. Vast waves of people in the United States felt the powers in Washington did not represent their views, and when they were presented with what they deemed a viable alternative, they backed him. Couple this with the need of the Republican Party to hold power, and we had the perfect recipe for placing a buffoon in arguably the most powerful seat of power in the western industrialised world.Thankfully the American people resolved the situation, but for how long? 80 million people voted for Trump, whose policies, it should be said, were constructed to garner votes and not because they were an integrated part of a social agenda. I don’t think the scope of his intelligence reaches that far beyond the boundary of his own skull. People, even his own family and institutions of the United States, served to fulfil Trump’s narcissistic motivations. To Donald Trump, everything, not him, is a potential means for personal gratification. He is the quintessential narcissistic, autocratic leader. Of course, that’s merely my personal opinion, but it’s backed up by thinkers who know much more than I do on these matters. What’s interesting and perhaps scary about Trump is that the leadership-followership dichotomy can put dangerous people in powerful positions.In ConclusionWithout followers, there would be no leaders. Although autocratic leadership styles have dominated the ranks of business and beyond for quite some time, there is clear evidence that this dogmatic trend is shifting. The representative view of leadership taken from the political sphere, for example, suggests that the leader represents their followers. They consider their constituents' diversity of views and attempt to synthesise them towards a coherent vision for the organisation or society. In this way, both leader and follower are cooperative agents in the dynamic of change. Of course, this idea is somewhat idealistic insofar as politicians are seldom this straight. Often they become the lapdogs of corporate interests, but the principle has merit.According to Seth M. Spain, the representative view is not necessarily at odds with traditional hierarchical models of leadership, given that business leaders must often consult with other members of the corporation. In this sense, successful leadership is an “Art,” as Eisenhower had suggested, and requires a sensitive balancing act between the leader's desire and that of their followers. Leadership is not linear and is certainly not a one-way street. Leadership is a product of the 360-degree relationship, of a personal and a social phenomenon. Therefore, to be an effective leader, we must understand ourselves, those with whom we interact, and the environment in which they find themselves.The years have taught me that hierarchical leadership concepts are not advantageous to everyone equally. Instead, they create an exponential loss for those further down the pyramid and so are fundamentally flawed. True leadership, I have found, whether you are in business or otherwise, is about taking responsibility for cultivating a social environment that benefits everyone equally. It’s why I believe the traditional pursuits of capitalism and its contemporary neo-capitalism are not good for the human race. They are the product of short-term materialistic ideals. They identify, intensify and commoditise human craving for instant gratification and make no apologies for it. The petrol on fire analogy might be suitable again here.Effective and sustainable leadership, in my opinion, requires a sense of humanity and a social imperative towards the welfare of a larger number of people. In contrast, the neo-capitalist model serves only a thin wedge of interests and ends constituted by material wealth and power justify any means necessary for that achievement. Neo-liberal capitalism, therefore, can never meet the needs of a socially conscious leader. I also believe that the majority are too easily cajoled and manipulated. Therefore, we must practice self-leadership. Often we are coconspirators in the deceit, discarding critical thinking in favour of cognitively fluent message. I’d love to believe the majority can change, that leaders can act with integrity for the benefit of more than themselves or a tight minority. But perhaps that’s too much to ask.Read Prelude: What Unethical Leadership Looks Like This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit sundayletters.larrygmaguire.com/subscribe

Today, Tes talks with Valerie Bennis. Valerie is an award winning aromatherapist who created the Essence of Vali line of therapeutic products. She recently started a new chapter with the launch of her company, Fragrant Notes, a lifestyle blog for women over 50. Her mission is to inspire women to love and appreciate ALL that they are through all the phases of their life with purpose, self-care, passion and creativity. To learn more about Valerie Bennis: For Fragrant Notes: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefragrantnote Website: www.fragrantnotes.com For Essence of Vali: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/essenceofvali Website: www.essenceofvali.com

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 Bonjour à tous et bienvenue sur le podcast Histoires de Dubai.En cette période de confinement lié au COVID-19. J'ai eu envie de bouleverser les programmes en créant des courtes capsules dont l'objectif est de vous montrer comment les expatriés vivent cette période si particulière.Je vous souhaite à tous énormément de courage et si ce podcast vous fait rien qu'un peu de bien, n'hésitez pas à le noter, mettre un commentaire et à me suivre sur mon compte Instagram @laufromparis, je serai toujours ravie déchanger avec vous. Aujourd'hui je suis avec Insaf Bennis, maman, digital manager et expatriée à Dubai depuis 2 ans. Soutenez ce podcast http://supporter.acast.com/histoires-de-dubai. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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