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Annie Sargent chats with Nan and Marty Deniston, two Americans who spent three whole months living in Avignon. They wanted more than a vacation. They wanted real French. Nan started young, studying in Toulouse as a student. Marty didn't start learning until his fifties. Together they hired a private tutor, built their days around lessons and day trips, and leased a car through a program most travelers never hear about. They rented out their own house back home to make the whole trip work. Along the way, they found villages near Avignon that most visitors skip entirely. Press play, get inspired, and hit subscribe so you never miss an episode of Join Us in France. Table of Contents for this Episode Today on the podcast: Learning French Later in Life Podcast supporters Magazine segment Meet Nan and Marty Their France Backstory Nan Learns French Early Marty Starts Later Tools and Practice Habits Why Immersion Matters Planning Three Months Avignon Finding Teachers and Housing Zoom Tutors Anywhere Best Season to Stay Peugeot Long Term Lease Favorite Towns and Gems Avignon Area Highlights Bikes and French Only Tours Talk To Locals French Rhythm Gotchas Slow Down And Savor Skip Influencer Hype Great Food For Less Home Exchange Tips Renting Without Airbnb Toulouse And Day Trips Driving Medieval Centers Farewell And Thanks Thank you Patrons  Journées du Patrimoine Annie's Summer Vacation 2026 Bootcamp 2026 Next Week on the Podcast Copyright More episodes about learning French

Grab a glass of grape juice or wine and a comfy chair, and join your rabbis for a launch of the season. We'll cover many of the High Holy Day basics (What can I expect if I'm coming for the first time? Wait, another Amidah? And which service do I wear white to?), along with some of the most perplexing questions of the season (Remind me why we're doing all this? Why does September feel like a marathon? Is teshuvah really possible?). We'll do our best to connect, elucidate, and elaborate in 90 minutes or less.

Could a total stranger tell what you shoot and why they should book you within five seconds of landing on your Instagram?In this episode, I'm sharing my bookable brand framework, the three things every clear, magnetic brand has in common, and helping you write a single sentence that sums up exactly who you serve and why. Part two of the Fully Booked Bootcamp series. _________________________________________________________Can I be your big photographer sis for a second?You do not need another saved post, random marketing tip, or strategy you'll forget by tomorrow.What you need is consistency, support, and a simple plan you can actually stick to.That's exactly what we do inside Market Like a Tog: Your photographer marketing accountability membership. A place where you always know what to post, what to work on, and how to stay visible enough to keep booking. Every month inside MLAT you get:✔ A plug-and-play monthly marketing plan ✔ Done-for-you marketing templates & systems ✔ Live group coaching with Brooke ✔ Slack accountability + community ✔ Monthly workshop/trainingCome join us inside Market Like a Tog and let's build momentum together.

Send us Fan MailIn this week's episode 366 of the Fragmented to Whole Podcast, I'm talking about why some of the biggest transitions in our lives also become turning points in how we see ourselves.Transitions aren't just about changing routines, schedules, jobs, relationships, or where we live. They can change our identity. In this episode, I reflect on several transitions in my own life—from graduate school and moving to New Haven to recovery—and what each one taught me about who I was becoming.Some of the talking points I go over in this episode include:Why transitions are really about identity, not just routinesHow a perceived lack of ability can sometimes be a mismatch of values insteadThe different ways recovery changed how I saw myselfHow boundaries reinforce the person you're becoming and build self-trustWhy you don't need to have a perfect plan during a transition—you need to stay connected to yourselfI also share how my upcoming transition into working part-time while continuing to run my coaching business is making me think differently about identity, routines, and what it means to become someone new.This episode is a reminder that transitions can reveal strengths you didn't know you had, show you identities you've outgrown, and help you discover that something you thought you wanted may not actually be what you want.So if you're in the middle of a transition right now, maybe the question isn't simply, “How do I get through this?” Maybe the better question is: “Who is this transition inviting me to become?”Be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive tons of practical tips on living a more whole life and to hear even more about the points outlined above.Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me! And don't forget to follow, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about Fragmented to Whole at Fragmented to Whole PodcastNew to my work: START HERECONNECT WITH BARB NANGLE:Subscribe to “Friday Fragments” weekly newsletterLinkedinWork with Barb! Book a “Say No Without Guilt” SessionMost women  know where they need a boundary. The hard part is holding onto what they know when guilt, fear, or disappointment shows up.On 9/12 I'm leading a live  Bootcamp,  you'll learn to hear yourself clearly, understand why boundaries collapse under pressure, practice boundary language you can use even when guilt is present, and create a Personal Boundary Blueprint for one real situation in your life.Register at HigherPowerCC.com/bootcamp.

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Hi friend! We are kicking off a four part podcast series: Fully Booked Bootcamp.  You're posting, your work is good, and your calendar still has gaps you didn't plan for. Sound familiar?In this episode, I'm breaking down the three specific things that almost always stand between a photographer and a full calendar, and walking you through a quick self audit so you can figure out which one is actually yours. This is the first episode in my four part Fully Booked Bootcamp series, and it's the perfect place to start before we touch anything else. _________________________________________________________Can I be your big photographer sis for a second?You do not need another saved post, random marketing tip, or strategy you'll forget by tomorrow.What you need is consistency, support, and a simple plan you can actually stick to.That's exactly what we do inside Market Like a Tog: Your photographer marketing accountability membership. A place where you always know what to post, what to work on, and how to stay visible enough to keep booking. Every month inside MLAT you get:✔ A plug-and-play monthly marketing plan ✔ Done-for-you marketing templates & systems ✔ Live group coaching with Brooke ✔ Slack accountability + community ✔ Monthly workshop/trainingCome join us inside Market Like a Tog and let's build momentum together.

Jamie is back with some fun stories from her trip to Wales and it includes horses, of course. Gold USDF Medalist Amelia Newcomb stops by to start our new training series talking about the canter. Plus, Jamie is back and that means some weird news. Listen in…HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4022– Show Notes and Links:Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the GeekJamie and Glenn's Amazon StoreTitle Sponsor: Chewy EquinePic Credit: Amelia Newcomb and JamieGuest: Amelia Newcomb from Amelia Newcomb DressageLink: Amelia Newcomb's Free Virtual Bootcamp, which runs Aug 26 - Aug 30 Sponsor: Care CreditSponsor: Spalding Labs Fly Predators Coupon: HRN10 for 10% off your first order.Additional support for this podcast provided by: Equine Network and Listeners Like You

Jamie is back with some fun stories from her trip to Wales and it includes horses, of course. Gold USDF Medalist Amelia Newcomb stops by to start our new training series talking about the canter. Plus, Jamie is back and that means some weird news. Listen in…HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4022– Show Notes and Links:Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the GeekJamie and Glenn's Amazon StoreTitle Sponsor: Chewy EquinePic Credit: Amelia Newcomb and JamieGuest: Amelia Newcomb from Amelia Newcomb DressageLink: Amelia Newcomb's Free Virtual Bootcamp, which runs Aug 26 - Aug 30 Sponsor: Care CreditSponsor: Spalding Labs Fly Predators Coupon: HRN10 for 10% off your first order.Additional support for this podcast provided by: Equine Network and Listeners Like You

Send us Fan MailThis is my 365th episode! That means you could literally listen to one episode per day for an entire year!In this week's episode 365 of the Fragmented to Whole Podcast, I'm joined by Shaun Enright, who shares his experience, strength, and hope of recovery and how learning to let go changed both his life and his business.Shaun shares how he went from running a successful seven-figure business while struggling behind the scenes, to recognizing that alcohol was a problem, entering 12-step recovery, and learning to surrender control. He also explains how those lessons eventually became the foundation for the work he now does helping entrepreneurs and professionals let go of stress, fear, and the need to control everything.Some of the talking points I go over in this episode include:Shaun's journey from outward success and inner struggle into 12-step recoveryWhy letting go of control and surrender became such an important part of his healingHow his relationship with a higher power changed his understanding of responsibility and controlHow recovery helped him rebuild his business and create a new life centered around helping othersThe “FLOW” framework he developed to help people feel, acknowledge, choose, and let go in moments of stressShaun also shares how he went from being deeply in debt and trying to carry everything himself to rebuilding his finances, creating a new business, and building a family life he describes as wonderful.This episode is ultimately about hope. Shaun has lived through the difficult parts he talks about, and his story is a reminder that even when you can't see a way forward, change is possible.Be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive tons of practical tips on living a more whole life and to hear even more about the points outlined above.Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me! And don't forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about Fragmented to Whole at Fragmented to Whole PodcastNew to my work: START HEREShaun Enright, Coach and Podcaster, Founder and CEO of Zenright Life. Shaun helps founder-led service businesses turn selling into a calm, consistent growth system—so revenue becomes predictable without pressure, gimmicks, or chasing.Listen to Shaun's podcast “Drop the Stress, Not the Ball”Follow Shaun on LinkedInOn InstagramOn Facebook on his Zenright Living pageOther links we discussed:NLP - Neuro-linguistic Programming infoDavid R. Hawkins, M.D., Ph.D. is the person who created the Levels of Vibration by Type of Emotion graphic Shaun and I discussed.CONNECT WITH BARB NANGLE:Subscribe to “Friday Fragments” weekly newsletterLinkedinWork with Barb! Book a “Say No Without Guilt” SessionMost women  know where they need a boundary. The hard part is holding onto what they know when guilt, fear, or disappointment shows up.On 9/12 I'm leading a live  Bootcamp,  you'll learn to hear yourself clearly, understand why boundaries collapse under pressure, practice boundary language you can use even when guilt is present, and create a Personal Boundary Blueprint for one real situation in your life.Register at HigherPowerCC.com/bootcamp.

In this first quarterly update I talk about the private company cohorts I'm building, the free Adobe Firefly workshop series, and three shifts I saw in the field over the last three months. Plus the honest version of how I actually work: three days a week, what that constraint did to my business, and the one thing I got wrong and waited far too long to fix.IN THIS EPISODEWhy Claude Code stopped being a developer tool and turned into a research interfaceHow documentation moved from hygiene to infrastructure, and why designers are well positioned for that shiftWhat changes in your design work the moment an AI feature acts instead of suggestsWhy being an expert in everything is no longer the goal, and what replaces itHow working three days a week made my business sharper instead of smallerWhy design teams rarely struggle with tool knowledge and almost always struggle with agreementThe thing I waited six months too long to fixRESOURCESWork with me: if you're self-employed and open to collaborating at some point, fill out this short survey. Completely non-binding, takes two minutes.https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSef6hsir1t5StSir8yPVA-0T6YsojyCmfR8X4kidDb8f7wJXw/viewformAI for Designers: 5-week Bootcamp

In this episode of Igniting Discovery, host Christopher Rowland explores how the AUA Innovation Nexus Bootcamp helps early-stage urology companies accelerate the path from promising idea to real-world impact. Guests Dr. Jeff Dan, Laura Venier of Arch Biotech, and Adam Yaacov of Urologic Health share how access to mentors, investors, reimbursement experts, regulatory guidance, and clinical insight helped sharpen their pitches, identify blind spots, prioritize milestones, and build momentum beyond the two-day bootcamp.

The double calendar saga continues! On this episode of Options Boot Camp, Mark Longo and Dan Passarelli head back into the trenches for another deep dive into double calendar spreads—this time focusing on one of the biggest questions from listeners: How do you actually manage these trades once they're on? Dan breaks down his approach to double calendar management, including what happens when the underlying tests a strike, why modeled break-even points matter, when he takes profits, and when it's time to cut bait. The discussion also explores using double calendars in SPX versus individual equities and whether this strategy could provide an interesting alternative way to capture weekend market moves. Then it's time for listener questions covering: When low volatility makes outright calls or puts more attractive than debit spreads How Dan selects strikes when trading the wheel The role of technical levels and premium when selling options What happens when you correctly predict a stock's direction but still lose money to an implied volatility collapse Why volatility analysis matters before entering an options trade It's Double Calendars Part 2. The stakes are higher. The calendars are doubled. And this time...it's Electric Boogaloo!

The double calendar saga continues! On this episode of Options Boot Camp, Mark Longo and Dan Passarelli head back into the trenches for another deep dive into double calendar spreads—this time focusing on one of the biggest questions from listeners: How do you actually manage these trades once they're on? Dan breaks down his approach to double calendar management, including what happens when the underlying tests a strike, why modeled break-even points matter, when he takes profits, and when it's time to cut bait. The discussion also explores using double calendars in SPX versus individual equities and whether this strategy could provide an interesting alternative way to capture weekend market moves. Then it's time for listener questions covering: When low volatility makes outright calls or puts more attractive than debit spreads How Dan selects strikes when trading the wheel The role of technical levels and premium when selling options What happens when you correctly predict a stock's direction but still lose money to an implied volatility collapse Why volatility analysis matters before entering an options trade It's Double Calendars Part 2. The stakes are higher. The calendars are doubled. And this time...it's Electric Boogaloo!

Hello goddesses! Movement is one of the most powerful tools we have for supporting our wellness, yet it's about so much more than exercise. When we move with intention, we awaken energy, strengthen our connection to ourselves, and create space for greater clarity and balance. Through my Body Boot Camp philosophy and techniques like Cradle the Navel, I've discovered that movement can become a form of meditation in motion. Today we're exploring how mindful movement can help you feel stronger, more centered, and more fully alive. It's Stiletto Heals!

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Joy gets into "financial submissives" — men who get off paying women online with zero physical contact and then digs into Gen Z women "parenting" their boyfriends (and getting called Mommy for it), and a $3,500 boot camp teaching grown men how to approach women and handle rejection. This week's Never Two Personal: the hill you'll die on, no matter what. 00:00 Intro 00:15 Financial Submissives: Inside the World of "Fin Doms" 06:06 Call Her Mommy: Gen Z Women Are Parenting Their Boyfriends 11:04 The $3,500 Bootcamp Teaching Men How To Talk To Women 22:51 Never Two Personal: The Hills We'll Die On 28:06 OutroSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Can You Turn What You Know Into a Business? At some point, experience stops being just a résumé and starts becoming an asset you can build around. In Part One of the 10 Minute Tech Talks Entrepreneur Boot Camp Mini Series, Angela Domhoff shares how more than 25 years of operational leadership ultimately led her to launch Advantage Operations. After years inside major healthcare organizations, Angela began having conversations where people were asking for the kind of expertise that could directly improve their businesses. That sparked a realization: maybe it was time to stop giving all that knowledge away and build something of her own. Angela didn't wake up one morning with some completely unrelated startup idea. She looked at the expertise she had built over decades and asked a much more powerful question: how can I turn what I already know into something people need? That's Start It. Next up in Entrepreneur Boot Camp, the business exists. Now comes another challenge entirely: Can it survive its own growth? Produced by the Pittsburgh Technology Council, this is a podcast for tech and manufacturing  entrepreneurs exploring the tech ecosystem, from cyber security and AI to SaaS, robotics, and life sciences, featuring insights to satisfy the tech curious.

The boys are back for the first Home Team episode since the London Prop Firm Expo and the May Bootcamp. Austin, Randy, Evan, and Bruce dig into Bootcamp 2026 recap stories, why copy trading is the real scale in prop trading (and why people blame it for their own losses), the VTC indicator/double break strategy trends, prop firm drama, and wrap with NFL/NBA/MLB predictions for the fall.

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¿Sientes que tienes mil cosas por hacer y no sabes por dónde empezar? Cuando todo parece urgente, es muy fácil caer en la parálisis, el estrés o terminar haciendo tareas que realmente no te mueven hacia tus proyectos.En este episodio te comparto una guía práctica de 5 pasos para priorizar con claridad, tomar mejores decisiones y enfocarte en lo que realmente genera impacto. Una metodología que puedes aplicar tanto en tu negocio como en cualquier proyecto o etapa de tu vida.Si sientes que nunca te alcanza el tiempo, este episodio es para ti.

"Si aujourd'hui vous ne le faites pas, c'est que quelque part, ça vous rend service." Voilà le genre de phrase qui m'a débloquéa la première fois que je l'ai entendu. Ça fait partie de ces punchlines qui ont altéré la chimie de mon cerveau.J'en ai réuni une trentaine dans cet épisode : celles qui m'ont fait relativiser, celles qui m'ont fait me bouger, celles que je me répète encore quand je tourne en rond. Deux viennent de mon père (entrepreneur depuis 30 ans). Une de Leila Hormozi. Le reste, c'est ce que 11 ans d'entrepreneuriat m'ont mis dans la figure.Quel que soit votre chapitre entrepreneurial du momoment ou vos objectifs, je parie qu'il y en a une qui est pour vous. _______________________________________________________________________✨ Découvrez Signed : mon Bootcamp pour aller chercher vos prochains clients✨ [Quiz] Quel type d'entrepreneur êtes-vous ? ✨ Venez me rejoindre sur InstagramHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Colleen is broadcasting from Brainerd today and that got her thinking about Project Down and Dirty: Bootcamp! She and Jason remember their limo ride to Camp Ripley and why this PD&D made them change for good. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Happy birthday, Jason! Turning 52 on a Wednesday might not be super exciting, but Colleen and Holly got him a special gift that hopefully gets his day started right. Colleen is broadcasting from Brainerd which got her thinking about Project Down and Dirty: Bootcamp. And "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" DOMINATES the global box office. What's the deal with Canada Geese and why do they poop so much?! And we talk about "useless" animals. We discuss Forbes's list of highest earning podcasters (most podcasters aren't making this kind of bank...), AITA: For not wanting to babysit for my sister while I work from home? And Colleen shares in Anya Taylor-Joy's big beef against method acting. SCREEN QUEENS: Holly taste-tested "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe," Colleen is almost done with all seasons of "Paradise," and Keke Palmer's interview with Whoopi Goldberg. BIG FAT THEATER REVIEW: Jason honest review of "Wicked," and Colleen shares her favorite Capriotti's sandwiches. and an Oprah lesson about your 50's that Jason has taken to heart. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What do double calendar spreads and the Fall of Constantinople have in common? More than you might think. On this episode of Options Boot Camp, Mark Longo and Dan Passarelli use a memorable historical analogy to explain one of Dan's favorite advanced options strategies: the double calendar spread. The discussion covers: What a double calendar spread actually is Why it can be viewed as a "strangle swap" How Dan structures weekly double calendars When he typically enters and exits the trade Why wider breakevens aren't always guaranteed A recent SPX double calendar example Managing profits and avoiding common mistakes Then it's time for listener questions covering: Selling cash-secured puts versus covered calls near market highs Trading calendars and diagonals during earnings season Whether buying options into earnings still makes sense Scaling into positions Weekly SPY options and whether traders are sacrificing edge for more opportunities

What do double calendar spreads and the Fall of Constantinople have in common? More than you might think. On this episode of Options Boot Camp, Mark Longo and Dan Passarelli use a memorable historical analogy to explain one of Dan's favorite advanced options strategies: the double calendar spread. The discussion covers: What a double calendar spread actually is Why it can be viewed as a "strangle swap" How Dan structures weekly double calendars When he typically enters and exits the trade Why wider breakevens aren't always guaranteed A recent SPX double calendar example Managing profits and avoiding common mistakes Then it's time for listener questions covering: Selling cash-secured puts versus covered calls near market highs Trading calendars and diagonals during earnings season Whether buying options into earnings still makes sense Scaling into positions Weekly SPY options and whether traders are sacrificing edge for more opportunities

In this episode of the IPA's Monthly Government Update podcast, Brian Tate, the IPA's CEO, discusses where the regulatory action will happen throughout the rest of 2026.   He talks about the possibilities for payments legislation in Congress, the CFPB's Unified Agenda, and the changing of the guard at the Bureau.   This podcast was recorded on July 30, 2026. Things may have changed by the time you hear it.   The IPA is holding our Compliance Boot Camp at Discover's Headquarters outside of Chicago on September 10th.  Attendees can learn about topics such as third party compliance, regulation and AI, and what the Roman Senator Cicero can teach today's compliance experts.   Continuing education credits are available to attendees. The Boot Camp has been approved for 9.75 CRCM and 2.5 CERP credits through ABA Professional Certifications, plus up to 7 CLE credits in IL, GA, FL, NY, AL, and TX.  Agenda Preview  Tectonic Shift in Payments - Are Stablecoins Stable?  Rules, Rewrites, and Litigation - Open Banking US Journey  Earned Wage Access is Front and Center  Timeless Rules: What an Ancient Roman Lawyer Can Teach Us About Modern Ethics  Me, You, and AI  Third Party Relationships and Oversight - No Way Out   Bank Charter Expansion: Opportunities and Key Regulatory Considerations  Fight For Your Rights! Why Reg. E Will Always Matter  View the full agenda to see every session and speaker, then register to save your seat. Space is limited, so don't wait to lock in your spot.  ABA Professional Certifications is dedicated to promoting the highest standards of performance and ethics within the financial services industry. The Compliance Boot Camp has been approved for 9.75 CRCM and 2.5 CERP credits. This statement is not an endorsement of this program or its sponsor. Certification holders must report these credits at aba.csod.com.  

Hier, j'ai demandé sur Insta de quoi vous aviez envie pour les prochains épisodes. Une abonnée m'a répondu : "le syndrome de l'expert". Ma première réaction : "mais... j'en parle tout le temps."Sauf qu'en vérifiant, le seul épisode entier que j'ai fait dessus date de 2020. 6 ans. J'étais en plein syndrome de l'expert… sur le syndrome de l'expert.Ce syndrome, c'est le moment où votre niveau devient votre norme. Vous parlez à votre audience comme si elle savait déjà ce que vous savez. Résultat : votre contenu est enregistré par vos concurrentes, plus demandé par vos clientes. Et plus vous montez en expertise pour "vous différencier", plus vous creusez l'écart.Dans cet épisode on creuse ce fameux syndrome de l'expert (qui touche tous les entrepreneurs) : les symptômes qui doivent vous alerter, ce qui se passe dans votre cerveau (et pourquoi c'est inévitable), et ce que je fais concrètement pour rester connectée à mon audience. Plus un warning sur le pivot vers une cible "plus avancée" : parce que ce n'est pas la solution magique que vous croyez.------✨ Découvrez Signed : mon Bootcamp pour aller chercher vos prochains clients✨ [Quiz] Quel type d'entrepreneur êtes-vous ? ✨ Venez me rejoindre sur InstagramHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Death Doula Business Bootcamp: Is This Your Calling? ☀️Join Me For The DEATH DOULA BOOTCAMP August 27th-29th https://www.deathdoulabootcamp.com What if the work you're meant to do has been quietly calling you all along? Across the world, families are caring for loved ones through aging, serious illness, and the end of life with very little preparation or support. Most people don't realize that family caregivers provide the vast majority of end-of-life care, yet few have ever been taught the practical skills or emotional support needed for one of life's most sacred experiences. This isn't just a healthcare issue. It's an education issue. In this episode, Suzanne O'Brien, RN, Founder and CEO of Doulagivers Institute, shares why the Death Doula Business Bootcamp was created—and why this moment in history is calling for a new generation of compassionate community leaders. This isn't another certification program or a weekend filled with information. It's a three-day live implementation experience where you'll learn exactly how to build a meaningful, sustainable death doula practice rooted in service, education, and community impact. Whether you're simply exploring this path or ready to begin building your practice, this episode will help you discover if this work is calling you. In this episode, you'll discover: Why Suzanne believes we don't have an end-of-life crisis—we have an end-of-life education crisis. The biggest misconceptions about becoming a death doula. How the Doulagivers community education model has grown into a global movement. Why service—not selling—is the foundation of a thriving death doula practice. The "Full Spectrum Doulagiver" approach and how supporting people throughout aging, caregiving, planning, grief, and end-of-life creates both greater impact and a sustainable business. What you'll actually build during the three-day Death Doula Business Bootcamp. Is this Bootcamp for you? You're considering becoming a death doula. You've been researching, reading books, watching videos, or exploring different training programs and wondering: "Could I really do this?" In this Bootcamp, you'll receive a realistic roadmap for what it takes to build a meaningful and sustainable practice so you can confidently decide whether this calling is right for you. You're already a death doula—but your business isn't growing. You have the heart. You have the education. But no one taught you how to build a successful practice. Suzanne shares the exact community education model that has helped Doulagivers grow into a global institute—without expensive marketing, complicated funnels, or high-pressure sales tactics. You're moving from Caregiver to Calling. Perhaps you've cared for a parent, spouse, sibling, child, or close friend and experienced firsthand the enormous gaps in caregiving support. That experience changed you. Now you're wondering how to transform your own journey into meaningful service for others. This work offers a pathway to turn pain into purpose while ensuring other families feel more prepared, supported, and empowered. You're moving from Corporate to Calling. You've built the career. You've achieved the success. You've checked all the boxes. Yet something inside keeps asking, "Is this really what I'm here to do?" If you're longing for work filled with purpose, connection, and lasting impact, this episode may be exactly the invitation you've been waiting for. You're moving from Healthcare to Calling. Perhaps you're a nurse, social worker, therapist, physician, chaplain, or another healthcare professional who entered healthcare to make a difference. Instead, you've found yourself working within a system that often feels fragmented, rushed, and disconnected from the very reason you entered the profession. This work offers the opportunity to return to what matters most: spending meaningful time with patients and families, providing holistic support, and rediscovering the fulfillment that first inspired you to serve. What You'll Learn During the Death Doula Business Bootcamp During this live three-day experience, you'll learn how to: Apply the Doulagivers 3×3 Non-Medical Framework with confidence. Build a Full Spectrum Doulagiver practice that creates both impact and sustainability. Create your own community education strategy using the proven Doulagivers model. Build your business through service rather than selling. Plan your very first community education event—including your topic, venue, presentation outline, invitation strategy, and promotion plan—before the weekend is over. You'll leave with far more than inspiration. You'll leave with clarity. A roadmap. A completed outreach plan. The confidence to begin serving your community immediately. Join the Movement Suzanne's vision extends far beyond training death doulas. Her mission is to help create compassionate communities for aging and end-of-life care by empowering local educators who bring practical skills, confidence, and hope back into neighborhoods around the world. Imagine every family caregiver having access to the education they need before they ever need it. Imagine every community having a trusted guide to help families navigate aging, caregiving, grief, and the end of life with compassion instead of fear. That's the movement. And perhaps it's your invitation to become part of it. Ready to Take the Next Step?

Chris Vaccaro, Nelson Sousa, Matt Modica, and Dan Williamson talk about High Stakes Fantasy Football in this episode of Fantasy Empire. –

Pendant vingt ans, on nous a mis des notes : école, examens, permis, entretiens annuels. Et puis on devient entrepreneure, et là, plus personne ne note. Jamais. Alors on flippe, et on se fabrique notre propre jury : les likes, les vues, les écoutes deviennent notre nouveau bulletin scolaire.Dans cet épisode, je vous raconte pourquoi, après sept ans de création de contenu, un post qui flop me démolit encore. Et pourquoi la vraie nouvelle, c'est que les gens s'en fichent de vous... parce que si personne ne vous note, alors personne ne peut vous recaler.---✨ Découvrez Signed : mon Bootcamp pour aller chercher vos prochains clients✨ Venez me rejoindre sur Instagram✨ Recevoir mes mails tous les lundis : https://thebboost.fr/mails Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Jennifer Gershberg is a campus and keynote speaker and a former University of Maryland professor. Through her campus programs, keynotes, trainings, and online courses, she helps prospective and current college students build confidence and competence by teaching them the fundamental skills they need for academic and professional success. While on the faculty at the University of Maryland, Jennifer won numerous teaching awards, including the highly coveted Allen J. Krowe Award for Teaching Excellence. She has been a featured guest on multiple podcasts, including Real Housewives of New Jersey Margaret Josephs' “Caviar Dreams, Tuna Fish Budget.” Jennifer attended Cornell University and the George Washington University Law School. Jennifer's speaking career is a product of her deep concern for and commitment to student wellbeing. As a professor, she observed a continuous decline in student competencies and mental health following the pandemic and felt compelled to broaden her impact, leading her to this work. Jennifer is known for her natural ease and connection with students, relatability, genuine investment in student success, and being “nurturing but tough -- exactly what students need.” (source: a student) In our conversation, we discussed: • How students build confidence and reduce anxiety • Some of the academic challenges she noticed college students commonly face • Advice for students who need to ask for letters of recommendation  • Advice for parents to help their children launch into college successfully ---------- The bad news: Let's be honest—the transition to college comes with challenges. As summer arrives, many students and parents are feeling the pinch of college costs. The merit aid offered by colleges is often less than hoped for, and concerns about students thriving without the guardrails of high school are increasing. Now, here's the good news: I've partnered with former college professor Jennifer Gershberg to help you turn these hurdles into opportunities for success. Jennifer is passionate about equipping students with essential skills—from time management to building strong relationships with professors—that set them up for college and beyond. Her “Welcome to College! Bootcamp for Incoming Students” is specifically designed to prepare incoming students for the demands of college life, making the transition smoother and more confident. For just $159—a tiny investment compared to the staggering costs of college—this course offers immense value. And here's the best part: when you enroll through this link only, you'll receive the Scholarship GPS course for free! (That's a $197 value!) This comprehensive guide walks you through every step of securing scholarships—from finding scholarships, prioritizing the right ones, to crafting standout essays. Don't let the financial stress or fear of the unknown hold you back. Take advantage of this limited-time offer to give your student the tools they need for success. Once you purchase, I'll send you instructions to access your free Scholarship GPS course. Act now—your student's brighter college journey starts today! ---------- When Sarah's son experienced a medical emergency during his first semester of college, she suddenly found herself navigating an unexpected situation no family plans for. Fortunately, she had purchased GradGuard Tuition Insurance when her son started at Denison University. What began as a simple precaution became an invaluable source of support during a difficult time. In this testimonial, she shares how the claims process was straightforward, responsive, and easy to navigate, allowing her family to focus on what mattered most: her son's health and recovery. The tuition refund provided the flexibility and financial relief they needed while he took time away from school to heal before successfully returning to continue his education. Like homeowners or car insurance, you hope you never need to use it but it's comforting to know it's there if you do. Listen to her story and learn how tuition insurance helped provide peace of mind when the unexpected happened.

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In this episode Real Estate Video Coach Kim Rittberg breaks down how real estate agents can leverage both long-form and short-form video, plus her “2C’s” framework by sharing personal summer moments and powerful client wins. Kim also describes how to turn your downtime into content that builds trust, showcases your expertise, and keeps you top of mind with your sphere. If you'd prefer to watch this interview, click here to view on YouTube!  Sign up for Kim's “5 Videos Every Real Estate Agent Must Make to Sell More Homes“. Enroll for Kim’s 7-Day Challenge to Be On-Camera or Kim’s Real Estate Video Kickstart! Follow Kim on Instagram. Subscribe to Kim on YouTube. This episode is brought to you by Real Geeks and Courted.io.

After a hiatus of more than a year we have decided to partner with Bob Bumgarner at First Coast Churches and reboot the Replant Bootcamp as the Don’t Pastor Alone Podcast. The first episode will launch on August 20th. Bob has a wealth of wisdom to share and I am convinced this will be a […]

The Warren Buffett conversation continues! After the response to our 400th episode, Mark Longo and Dan Passarelli head back to the mailbag to tackle even more listener questions about the Oracle of Omaha and his approach to options. On this episode, we discuss: Are covered calls compatible with Buffett's buy-and-hold philosophy? Would Buffett ever use LEAPS instead of buying stock? Is "getting paid to wait" really the same thing as selling option premium? Does Buffett care about implied volatility when selling options? How might Buffett use options once he owns a stock he plans to hold forever? The unusual economics behind some of Buffett's legendary long-term put trades Why the "magical Buffett premium" may be something ordinary options traders can only dream about Plus, a trip deep into the Options Boot Camp archives

The Warren Buffett conversation continues! After the response to our 400th episode, Mark Longo and Dan Passarelli head back to the mailbag to tackle even more listener questions about the Oracle of Omaha and his approach to options. On this episode, we discuss: Are covered calls compatible with Buffett's buy-and-hold philosophy? Would Buffett ever use LEAPS instead of buying stock? Is "getting paid to wait" really the same thing as selling option premium? Does Buffett care about implied volatility when selling options? How might Buffett use options once he owns a stock he plans to hold forever? The unusual economics behind some of Buffett's legendary long-term put trades Why the "magical Buffett premium" may be something ordinary options traders can only dream about Plus, a trip deep into the Options Boot Camp archives

Can one of the world's greatest long-term investors teach options traders a thing or two? To celebrate the 400th episode of Options Boot Camp, Mark Longo welcomes Dan Passarelli and special guest Russell Rhoads for a fascinating deep dive into Warren Buffett's real options strategies. While Buffett famously called derivatives "financial weapons of mass destruction," the reality is far more nuanced. The panel explores how Berkshire Hathaway has used cash-secured puts, covered calls, long-dated index options, warrants, and over-the-counter derivatives to build positions, generate income, and manage risk. The discussion also covers Buffett's famous global index put trades, why he prefers selling puts to enter positions, how he thinks about valuation, risk management, and knowing when to admit mistakes. Whether you're a buy-and-hold investor or an active options trader, this milestone episode offers timeless lessons on patience, discipline, and using options as investing tools rather than speculation. In this episode: Celebrating 400 episodes of Options Boot Camp The truth behind Buffett's "financial weapons of mass destruction" quote Why Buffett sells cash-secured puts Covered calls and long-term investing Buffett's legendary global index put trades OTC derivatives vs. listed options Risk management lessons every options trader can use Buffett's biggest investing mistakes—and what they teach us

Want to launch a premium, high-margin consumable brand and work with us to bring it to market? Get on the waitlist for our next cohort: ► Capitalism.com Bootcamp: https://capitalism.com/bootcamp I sat down with Djamel, the co-founder of Organifi, who grew a superfoods brand from $1 million to $100 million in about four years. We break down exactly how it happened: a premium, high-margin product, affiliates paid 75% commissions when the rest of the industry paid 5%, customer data poured into Facebook ads, and the team and systems that turned a scrappy launch into a nine-figure business. None of this was an accident. It was manufactured, and you get the whole playbook. (0:00) The $1M to $100M question, with Organifi's co-founder (1:00) Where it started: Drew Canole and the done-for-you green juice (3:00) Going out of business: the data-driven Hail Mary launch (4:00) The decision that set them apart: making it actually taste good (6:00) Sold out in three days, and presales became a crowdsourced capital raise (7:00) Building the whole thing on Infusionsoft, before Shopify existed (8:00) The takeaway so far: build a small audience and aim for a $10K launch (9:00) The first million saves the company, then the audience taps out (11:00) ClickBank comes calling: first supplement, and the launch that blew up (14:00) Influencer marketing before it had a name, and the TikTok Shop parallel (15:00) The 75% commission unlock: pay affiliates like digital, win on the back end (17:00) How aggressive commissions took them to $5 million (18:00) Turning customer data into Facebook ads that scaled them toward $20 million (20:00) Why did everything work? The numbers made sense (22:00) Why margin matters: build a premium brand and race to the top (23:00) The hate for a $70 greens powder, and why premium customers are easier (25:00) Building the movement: community as the premium moat (29:00) From $20 million to $100 million: becoming a real operational business (30:00) Stacking traffic channels, and the podcast-ad advice that opened a new one (33:00) The systems behind the scale: EOS, OKRs, KPIs, and dashboards (34:00) Becoming a leader: from wrecking ball to human (37:00) The two hires that mattered most: his CMO and COO (41:00) Incentive plans: phantom stock valued against the future goal (44:00) Walking away from capital three times, and the "bladder rule of finance" (46:00) The chaos behind the scenes: algorithm swings, lost influencers, tight cash (48:00) Exiting without selling: replacing himself, burnout, and rediscovery (50:00) His $1M-to-$100M playbook: data, team, problem-solving (52:00) The belief you have to manufacture (55:00) Why the entrepreneur bug never leaves DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this podcast and the resources available for download/viewing through this podcast for educational and informational purposes only.

See which questions to ask when sharing the Gospel here. --------Thank you for listening! Your support of Joni and Friends helps make this show possible. Joni and Friends envisions a world where every person with a disability finds hope, dignity, and their place in the body of Christ. Become part of the global movement today at www.joniandfriends.org. Find more encouragement on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube.

Pediatric cardiologist Dr. Mike Fahey returns to teach us about the EKG. In our most ambitious episode yet, we discuss the what, where, why, and how of an EKG on an AUDIO podcast. Learn about how to approach an EKG read, what the electrical signal represents, and common pathologies that present with abnormal findings.Click here for show notes!

The hardest part of investing isn't choosing funds — it's building a set of beliefs strong enough to keep you disciplined when the market, the news, and your own emotions all conspire to pull you off course.In this episode, Paul sets aside the usual fine-tuning tables and turns to one of his favorite books, Ben Carlson's Risk and Reward. Table by table, Ben makes the same point in a dozen different ways: the bad stuff is normal, it's happened before, and it will happen again. The goal isn't to avoid it — it's to expect it, so you can stay the course.Along the way, Paul walks through:• The 10 worst days, months, and years in market history — and how the market behaved 1, 5, and 10 years later• Why bonds turn a 43% stock loss into something far gentler, and why a simple 60/40 has never had a losing 20-year period• How stocks actually perform before, during, and after a recession (the average is a gain)• The "dead cat bounces" of 2000–2002 and why three years of false hope wear investors down• What a century of international returns says about putting all your eggs in one basket• The most quietly important number in investing: the market's average daily return of 0.03% — a lifetime of baby stepsThe theme underneath it all: future returns will likely look a lot like the past. We simply have no way to know the sequence — and that's exactly why realistic expectations, low costs, and broad diversification matter more than any forecast.The biggest enemy of the investor, as the data keeps showing, isn't the market. It's the investor.BRINGING FINANCIAL FREEDOM TO NEW AUDIENCESLast week I spent more than three hours with 89 graduating nurses at Texas A&M University, exploring one life-changing idea: how a handful of smart financial decisions can add millions of dollars to your lifetime financial security. Many of you asked to see what these presentations look like, so we're making this one available to watch (link below).LINKS• Ben Carlson, Risk and Reward (Foundation earns when you use this link)• Texas A&M nursing school presentation (3+ hour video)• Texas A&M student feedback• Mike Piper, Social Security Made Simple / other titles• Personal Finance in Your 20s & 30s For Dummies• Free books from Paul Merriman• Boot Camp series & tables

A principal built a vision with her staff at Bootcamp. A year later, they could still recite it word for word — but nothing else about the school had changed. In this episode, I break down why the excitement you build in August isn't the same as the systems that carry a school through the whole year, and the three questions that tell you whether you're launching or building. Want a new episode like this every Friday? Subscribe to the newsletter at 100percentprincipal.com

Rachel and Callie start this jam-packed episode with the ‘RHOA' trip to Scotland, where Shamea and Porsha go head-to-head with shocking revelations about each other's mothers. Then they jump into ‘Next Gen NYC,' where Riley accuses Georgia of putting ketamine in her drink. They close out with the ‘In the City' Season 1 finale, where Whitney and Lindsay's Single Mom Card war reaches its explosive conclusion, before Whitney Fransway joins the pod to dish on all the drama from this season of ‘In the City.' 00:00 - Welcome! 01:04 - ‘RHOA' recap 16:10 - 'Next Gen NYC' recap 17:05 - ‘In the City' recap 32:17 - Whitney Fransway joins the show! 1:16:48 - Reality TV boot camp 1:22:14 - Thanks for watching! Host: Rachel Lindsay Guests: Callie Curry and Whitney Fransway Producers: Ashleigh Smith and Richard Tinoco Theme Song: Devon Renaldo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ever wonder whether it's called “BREW” or “BRU-E”? Dr. Joel Tieder puts an end to this debate and provides other key pearls in risk stratification and workup for the infant who presents with a brief resolved unexplained event.Click here for show notes!

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⁠⁠⁠⁠LEARN HOW TO JOURNALSPEAK There are moments in parenting that do not feel the way you thought they would. A reaction that comes on too fast. An intensity that does not quite match what is happening. A wave of anger, fear, resentment, guilt, or panic that seems to rise out of nowhere and suddenly you are not responding from the grounded adult part of you anymore. You are in it. Most of us are taught to override these moments. We tell ourselves to calm down, be grateful, be a good parent, stop overreacting, let it go. But the nervous system does not respond to what you think you should feel. It responds to what is actually there. And often, what is actually there has very little to do with the child in front of you and everything to do with the younger parts of you that are being activated in real time. In this episode, which comes from one of our BreakAwake Bootcamps, we explore parenting as one of the most powerful mirrors we will ever encounter. Not because our children are doing anything wrong, and not because we are bad parents for being triggered, but because parenting has a way of bringing our unconscious material straight to the surface. The impatience, the fear, the urgency, the need to control, the heartbreak, the overwhelm, the feeling that we are failing or being rejected or losing ourselves — all of it is information. When we can slow these moments down enough to understand what is really happening inside, something begins to shift. The trigger becomes less of a verdict and more of a doorway. Instead of using shame to force ourselves into being calmer, we can begin to meet the part of us that is scared, overextended, unseen, or still waiting for something it never got. This is exactly the kind of work we do inside BreakAwake. Every month, we poll our private community about what they most want to explore, what they are struggling with, and what questions are alive for them right now. Then we build these monthly Bootcamps around those themes, answering questions, teaching the work, and bringing these ideas into real life where they actually matter. If this kind of conversation interests you, the best way to be involved is to join the BreakAwake membership, where you can be part of the private community, help shape future Bootcamp topics, and receive ongoing support as you deepen this work. MEMBERSHIP: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.yourbreakawake.com/membership⁠⁠⁠⁠ Parenting will always bring us to our edges, but those edges do not have to mean we are doing it wrong. Sometimes they are simply showing us where the next layer of healing is ready to begin. Join us! XOOX n. More for you: Lisa and I will be teaching at ⁠⁠⁠Miraval Austin from September 25–27 ⁠⁠⁠for a relaxing, immersive retreat experience rooted in this work. You can learn more by visiting ⁠⁠⁠www.NicoleSachs.com⁠⁠⁠ and clicking the Retreats tab. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠SUBSCRIBE TO MY NEW SUBSTACK⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! So excited about this one :)) Want your questions answered directly by me?