Podcasts about bravery

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We know what the afterlife holds. So why do we hang onto this life so dearly? 

John talks about Minority leader Chuck Schumer and the eight Senate Democrats who signed onto a Republican offer to end the federal shutdown. The bill now must pass through the House, which is scrambling to return to D.C. The deal includes guarantees of back pay to federal workers, a promise of longer-term funding for certain programs and the promise of a vote to possibly extend ACA subsidies. Then, he welcomes back Professor Corey Brettschneider to discuss the details on the shutdown, SCOTUS hearing the Tariffs case, and the Supreme Court saying it WON'T hear an appeal to the Obergefell decision that legalized gay marriage. Then winding it up John jokes with comedian Rhonda Hansome and listeners about current politics and pop culture.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Every Sunday is an opportunity to worship God with others. Don't be concerned about how you look. Remember, God is glad you are there. You brought a smile to His face.

In this emotional and deeply personal episode of Sherapy, host Sheri Todd shares an honest update about her sister Janelle's breast cancer journey—from delayed diagnosis and fear, to surgery, recovery, and the powerful fight ahead.You'll hear how this diagnosis shook her family, the whirlwind that followed, and what Janelle's treatment plan looks like now—including chemo, radiation, and emotional care. This episode is a reminder that you're not alone, whether you're the one in the chemo chair or standing beside someone who is. Sheri also shares helpful tools, encouragement, and a free downloadable support kit created just for this journey. Mentioned in This Episode:

Creativity through the lens of an author, screenwriter, producer and podcaster"I experience creativity, as an idea that wants to come through me."Having grown up overseas (in both Guyana, South America as well as Lahore, Pakistan) it was only later that I understood that my childhood has dramatically shaped me in ways that I did not expect. I live an enchanted life and besides for being a "creative" and author, I also have an animated series on YouTube called "Murder of 2," about two crows who sit on a line and observe humanity, as well as multiple other projects I'm working on right now.https://bytesizedblessings.com/https://www.facebook.com/kirsten.rudberg.7https://www.facebook.com/bytesizedblessingshttps://www.instagram.com/bytesizedblessingspod/https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=byte+sized+blessingsSend us a text

This week on the Inspiring Leadership Podcast: We sit down with Toby Gutteridge, a former Special Forces operator whose life journey is nothing short of extraordinary. From a turbulent childhood in South Africa to elite service with the Royal Marines and Special Boat Service, Toby led high-risk missions in Afghanistan until a life-altering injury left him paralyzed from the neck down. Pronounced clinically dead, Toby defied all odds to survive, recover, and rebuild a life of purpose.Now the founder of Bravery, an extreme sports brand supporting children in poverty, Toby speaks candidly about trauma, resilience, and the inner strength required to face both physical and emotional battles. His story confronts difficult truths about war, identity, depression, and healing—with unflinching honesty and inspirational courage.His message is powerful: “Trust yourself. Take moral courage. Believe in your heart, if you follow it, you won't go far wrong.”Tune in now to hear what it really means to lead with bravery when everything else is lost. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former FBI Special Agent and FOX News Contributor Nicole Parker discusses her new book, The Two FBIs: The Bravery and Betrayal I Saw in My Time at the Bureau. She shares why she chose to join the bureau and what she witnessed that ultimately led her to leave it. Nicole also explains why there are two FBIs, one that serves the nation and another driven by political motives.  Bring on the Stupid: Thieves in Spain are caught red-handed after stealing nearly 1,000 restaurant chairs.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former FBI special agent & FOX News analyst, Nicole Parker joins Tudor to share her powerful story from inside the Bureau. She reveals how political agendas have influenced the FBI, the challenges of staying true to core values, and the deep role faith played in guiding her through moments of crisis. Parker offers a candid look at the divide between agents driven by integrity and those swayed by politics—and why restoring trust and purpose in law enforcement matters now more than ever. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com Purchase Nicole's NEW Book HERE This episode is sponsored by Luma Nutrition | LEARN MORESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When professional athletes join a team, they are issued a playbook. Did you know that we were issued a playbook for life? Every one of us has access to the book. 

In this episode of My Brutiful Life, I get the honer to sit down with someone very special My oldest son's girlfriend, Ruby Evenly Joy Kelley. Ruby is a former college volleyball player with a competitive spirit, a deep well of joy, and the kind of strength that is both steady and soft.Together, we talk about:Growing up in a close-knit family rooted in love and hard workLife on the volleyball court and the identity that forms around performanceWhat happens when a season ends and you have to rediscover who you areThe fun life she lives with my sonThis conversation is full of laughter, honesty, and heartWhether you're navigating transition, redefining identity, or learning how to hold both strength and softness in your story — this one's for you.Grab a drink and I hope you enjoy my conversation... With Ruby!

This week, Michelle sits down with writer, swimmer, and all-round adventurer Sara Barnes, whose story is a masterclass in resilience and reinvention. After surviving major heart surgery and multiple health setbacks, Sara turned to the freezing lakes of Cumbria for healing — and found her purpose.From the icy calm of cold-water swimming to the realities of rejection, imposter syndrome, and late-life confidence, Sara's story is a reminder that it's never too late to start over or to finally back yourself.

When we win, let's give the glory to God. He is the one who made it happen. 

After musing on Nancy Pelosi, Newt Gingrich, and the Congress they helped create, Jonah Goldberg gives his listeners a tour de force on the Heritage Foundation, William F. Buckley Jr., and the new wave of antisemitism. Shownotes:—Grand Rapids live Remnant—Remnant with Yuval—Today's piece on Heritage in The Dispatch—Last week's G-File—Kevin Roberts original video—Heritage all-hands meeting—Jonah on J.D. Vance and “Heritage Americans”—A Man and His Presidents: The Political Odyssey of William F. Buckley Jr.— ‘Bravery on the Cheap' G-File—Suicide of the West: How the Rebirth of Tribalism, Populism, Nationalism, and Identity Politics is Destroying American Democracy—Jonah's one piece in The Public Interest—Cliff Asness in Commentary—Jonah on the ‘Great Feminization' piece—Thomas Sowell on middleman minorities The Remnant is a production of ⁠The Dispatch⁠, a digital media company covering politics, policy, and culture from a non-partisan, conservative perspective. To access all of The Dispatch's offerings—including access to all of Jonah's G-File newsletters—⁠click here⁠. If you'd like to remove all ads from your podcast experience, consider becoming a premium Dispatch member ⁠by clicking here⁠. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If someone throws your past in your face, smile and tell them you don't live there anymore. 

Building your brave career isn't always about leaping, insisting, disrupting. Sometimes it means staying with intention using. This moment to calm your nervous system, build your skills and inner strength, enhance your financial safety and deepen your real life, your hobbies and your interests, and the most important relationships.Building your brave career is sometimes about bravery in the meantime.Listen to this episode for concrete examples of how to use a difficult career phase to build your long-term career without stressing out, burning out, or limiting your goals. More Links:Check out my websiteJoin my mailing list for more insights, opportunities, and inspirationConnection with me on LinkedInDetailed TranscriptRight now, most women in tech are in a career phase that isn't quite what they expected. I mean, sure some of my clients and some fellow women in tech are moving abroad. Accepting promotions or lowering their stress by working fewer hours, traveling less, taking on less emotional labor. Yes, that is true.What is also true is that most of my clients, and many women in tech, are in a career phase that kind of sucks. They've been laid off with no warning, passed over for deserved, and sometimes even promised promotion, or they're stuck working with people they don't respect on products that aren't quality at companies that don't seem to care. They're watching executives and shareholders, and investors take far more than they could ever create.Because here's a brave truth: it's rough out there for a lot of women in tech, quite frankly, for a lot of everyone. And maybe that's you, and if it is, keep listening.By the end of this episode, you'll have a few ways to build the skill of bravery in your meantime. Even if you're in a job, that kind of sucks. Right now, you may be feeling ignored, stressed, lost, angry, stuck. You may feel held down by bad management and tough, real economic realities, but you're still showing up for work.Maybe you're biting back your sarcasm, your boredom, maybe even your hope. You are watching the cost of everything rise: food, clothing, housing, schooling, everything. It feels threatening. You're saving, but it never feels like enough. And you know that guy who does less and does it poorly is still earning more than you.You want to grow, be bold, create your next career phase, but you've also survived three layoffs in two years. Your friends are struggling, your mentors are struggling. You look around and it feels like just about everyone is struggling.You keep wondering what's right for me right now? Is there anywhere safe anymore?  In the tech industry, we often celebrate the bravery of quitting, founding, leaping, reinventing. We talk about moving fast and breaking things, but sometimes the bravest thing, the best Next thing is choosing to stay. Choosing to stay at a job, that kind of sucks because it gives you the stability you need this month and the next.It helps you rest, build skills, activate your network, and deepen your personal relationships. Yeah, it kind of sucks and you can use this phase.You can use this phase to be your phase of bravery. In the meantime, crafting the foundation you need for that next clear leap. That might be exactly the type of bravery you need right now.Now, before I go any further, I wanna be really clear the rest of this episode is not for you. Or anyone. If you are in a truly unsafe environment, if you're being abused, bullied, harassed, or just frankly not paid, these tips are not for your situation. You need to protect yourself, and you need to seek support.What I'm about to share is for women in tech who are stressed, overworked, underpaid, and trying to stay afloat and craft a future in a very tough season.Today we're talking about how staying, how choosing bravery in the meantime can support your next career and life phase. None of what I'm about to say will help a toxic or abusive situation. Okay?If work feels draining. And it's impacting your life. This is your time to focus on bravery. In the meantime, it's about making conscious choices to build the habits and the skills you need for lowering your stress, for managing your time better. For most of you, that means working less. And setting yourself up in the future for greater income.Because you have built, expanded your sense of self, you've made yourself more valuable on the market. These are tiny habits that remind you of who you are, what you want, and why you matter.This might mean staying quieter in meetings, doing the minimum necessary for success in your role.Pay attention to what I just said : you're still going to meet success for your role. You're going to achieve. Not gonna overachieve you are not gonna extremely achieve. You're going to achieve and do the minimum necessary for achievement in your role.Maybe this means you're gonna be asking fewer questions and listening even more carefully to what is not being said.You're gonna be tracking your time more consciously.You are gonna be showing up on time with an attitude of your choice, and you're also going to be leaving on time in the attitude of your choice.One of my clients who's in a unhelpful boss situation, has chosen her quiet tiny habit, is creating sticky notes and placing them around her apartment. These sticky notes translated into English. Say, " You are an expert. This is a phase I believe in me."She's using these little habits, these little mindset choices as a reminder to keep learning her skills. She's an expert. Even if she has an unhelpful boss, she can still gain and deepen skills.Building her network : this is a phase. It's a phase in her career. The next phase is coming because she's creating it because she believes in herself. Remember her quote, I believe in me . So she's going to events, expanding her network, and she picked up her favorite hobby again.Another client to give you another example, is currently working with three colleagues who consistently drop the ball and then even worse lie about it.Yes, she's keeping a running track of all the times that she saves their butt and all of the lies that they've made. However, what she's focusing on is her phone background is a thank you message from a long-term customer. Every single time she unlocks her phone, she remembers who she's really working for : her craft, her standards, and her future.,Right now she needs to work in this environment, with this healthcare, because she has a child with a disability. But in a few years, she's gonna be going out on her own.She's building the reputation and the skills and the network to set herself up for that success. She's choosing bravery in the meantime. You too. If you are in this type of situation, you need to find your own quiet way to build your brave while you bravely stay.Pick up a hobby you loved as a kid to build your energy and your personal relationship and your belief in yourself. Learn to play the piano again, like one of my clients, or join a hiking group or volunteer locally.Listen, regardless of the phase you're in, keep it simple.I love to say, I read fast and I run slow. I volunteer my time and my heart, and right now I am so privileged, so I'm donating more money than I ever have to feed my neighbors.When you invest time in the parts of your life while you're building these tiny little habits, these quiet moments of bravery in the meantime, you are strengthening your internal safety net.You're sendin...

Knowing the right thing to do and not doing it is wrong. And deep down we know this to be true. Take a lesson from The Book of James. 

Bravery beyond the call of duty is rare. . .

Often when my clients hear about a friend/colleague who has made a change to their career, they say "I wish I could be as brave as X". In today's episode of The Career Confidence Podcast, I am talking about:The myth that those who successfully change careers are inherently braver than others is completely misleading. Career changes often stem from a tipping point where individuals can no longer tolerate their current situation. Staying in a job that doesn't fulfil you requires its own form of courage, as it can be emotionally exhausting and draining. Taking small, manageable steps towards a career change is more effective than waiting for a moment of exceptional bravery. Recognising and utilising personal strengths and resources can facilitate a successful transition, making it more accessible than you might think. About Nicola SempleI help people build their career confidence and achieve their career goals.You can book a free no-obligation chat about how I can support you to achieve your career goals: https://nicolasemple.com/chatYou can get my free guide "Back Yourself: Your 7 Step Plan to Build Confidence and Achieve Your Career Goals": https://nicolasemple.com/backyourselfYou can buy my book The Career Confidence Toolkit: Take Control of Your Career and Fulfil Your Potential: https://nicolasemple.com/bookConnect with me on Linked In to carry on the conversation: https://linkedin.com/in/iamnicolasempleA new episode of The Career Confidence Podcast is released every second Friday. Hit the subscribe button and you will be the first to know when a new episode goes live.

It's a good idea to challenge our own beliefs. The world is constantly evolving and we should, too. If your beliefs are sound, stay with them. If they have changed, the change. 

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If you've ever been told to "just get back on" after a fall, to "be braver" when you feel afraid, or to "push your horse through it," this episode is for you. In this conversation, Felicity Davies unpacks The Bravery Myth - a powerful look at why traditional ideas of courage and control often backfire for both horse and rider. You'll learn how forcing yourself or your horse through fear can actually breaks trust and create anxiety, and what to do instead to rebuild confidence, safety, and connection from the ground up. Through stories from real clients and her own experience as a horsewoman and mentor, Felicity explores:

In my heart, I believe most people are good. There is nothing you can do to convince me otherwise. We see the best in us show up when tragedy strikes. Those are the times we see our true selves...

We aren't required to be busy all the time. Solitude and boredom are not the same thing. 

Fluent Fiction - Spanish: Invisible No More: Martín's Moment of Bravery in Buenos Aires Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/es/episode/2025-11-04-23-34-02-es Story Transcript:Es: El sol brillaba a través de las ventanas del colegio secundario público en Buenos Aires.En: The sun shone through the windows of the public high school in Buenos Aires.Es: Era primavera, y los pasillos estaban llenos de estudiantes moviéndose de un lado a otro.En: It was spring, and the hallways were filled with students moving back and forth.Es: El aire fresco de la nueva estación traía el aroma de flores floreciendo en los jardines.En: The fresh air of the new season brought the scent of flowers blooming in the gardens.Es: Martín pasaba desapercibido entre sus compañeros, sus pasos apenas resonaban en el bullicio general.En: Martín blended in among his classmates, his steps barely echoing in the general bustle.Es: Martín era un estudiante de último año.En: Martín was a senior student.Es: Siempre sentía que la gente no lo veía, como si fuera invisible.En: He always felt that people didn't see him, as if he were invisible.Es: Pero en el fondo, él quería ayudar.En: But deep down, he wanted to help.Es: Quería demostrar que podía hacer la diferencia.En: He wanted to prove that he could make a difference.Es: Cada mañana veía a sus compañeros y pensaba que algún día tendría su oportunidad.En: Every morning he watched his classmates and thought that one day he would have his chance.Es: En ese momento, en medio de la clase de historia, algo inesperado ocurrió.En: At that moment, in the middle of history class, something unexpected happened.Es: Laura, una de sus compañeras de clase, comenzó a respirar con dificultad.En: Laura, one of his classmates, began to have difficulty breathing.Es: Tenía la cara pálida y parecía desesperada.En: Her face was pale and she seemed desperate.Es: Los ojos de muchos se agrandaron en pánico, pero nadie se movió al principio.En: The eyes of many widened in panic, but no one moved at first.Es: Sin embargo, Martín sintió un impulso.En: However, Martín felt a surge.Es: Recordó que Laura tenía asma.En: He remembered that Laura had asthma.Es: Vio su mochila en el suelo y corrió hacia ella.En: He saw her backpack on the floor and ran towards it.Es: Su corazón latía con fuerza.En: His heart pounded.Es: Pensó en lo que su madre una vez le dijo: "Nunca dudes de lo que puedes hacer por los demás".En: He thought about what his mother once told him: "Never doubt what you can do for others."Es: Martín encontró rápidamente el inhalador de Laura.En: Martín quickly found Laura's inhaler.Es: Con manos temblorosas, se lo entregó.En: With trembling hands, he handed it to her.Es: "Laura, aquí está", dijo con voz firme.En: "Laura, here it is," he said with a firm voice.Es: Ella tomó el inhalador y con dificultad inhaló el medicamento.En: She took the inhaler and with difficulty inhaled the medication.Es: Los segundos se hicieron eternos, pero lentamente, su respiración comenzó a calmarse.En: The seconds felt eternal, but slowly, her breathing began to calm.Es: La clase entera observaba en silencio.En: The entire class watched in silence.Es: Juan, el maestro, llamaba a emergencias, pero la calma que Martín mantenía era notable.En: Juan, the teacher, was calling emergency services, but the calmness Martín maintained was remarkable.Es: A pesar de sus temores, Martín se quedó a su lado, hablando suavemente con Laura hasta que llegó la ayuda médica.En: Despite his fears, Martín stayed by her side, speaking softly to Laura until medical help arrived.Es: Cuando los paramédicos se llevaron a Laura para un chequeo, ella le sonrió a Martín.En: When the paramedics took Laura away for a check-up, she smiled at Martín.Es: "Gracias", susurró, y aunque fue una palabra sencilla, para él significó todo.En: "Thank you," she whispered, and although it was a simple word, it meant everything to him.Es: Los compañeros que apenas sabían su nombre comenzaron a rodearlo, felicitándolo por su valor.En: The classmates who barely knew his name began to gather around him, congratulating him for his bravery.Es: Ese día, Martín se ganó algo más que la admiración de sus compañeros.En: That day, Martín earned more than just the admiration of his classmates.Es: Ganó confianza en sí mismo y en su capacidad para actuar cuando importaba.En: He gained confidence in himself and in his ability to act when it mattered.Es: Se dio cuenta de que, a veces, ser invisible significaba estar en el lugar correcto en el momento adecuado.En: He realized that sometimes being invisible meant being in the right place at the right time.Es: Martín caminó por los pasillos bajo el brillante sol de primavera, ya no solo como un estudiante más, sino como alguien que había demostrado su potencial.En: Martín walked through the hallways under the bright spring sun, no longer just another student, but as someone who had demonstrated his potential.Es: Sabía que, a partir de entonces, ya no sería pasado por alto.En: He knew that from then on, he would no longer be overlooked.Es: Y esa nueva seguridad en sí mismo le acompañaría siempre.En: And that newfound confidence in himself would stay with him always. Vocabulary Words:windows: las ventanaspublic: públicohallways: los pasillosblooms: floreciendogardens: los jardinesto blend in: pasar desapercibidobustle: el bulliciosenior student: estudiante de último añoprove: demostrarunexpected: inesperadodifficulty: dificultadpale: pálidato widen: agrandarsepanic: el pánicosurge: impulsoasthma: el asmabackpack: la mochilato pound: latir con fuerzainhaler: el inhaladortrembling: temblorosasto calm: calmarseteacher: el maestroemergency services: emergenciasparamedics: los paramédicoscheck-up: el chequeobravery: el valoradmiration: la admiraciónconfidence: la confianzapotential: el potencialto overlook: pasar por alto

In this episode, New York Times bestselling author Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt joins us to talk about parenting, faith, and finding courage, especially in the spotlight. Katherine opens up about her new children's book, Kat and Brandy, an inspiring story about overcoming fear, bravery, and the bond between animals and humans. She shares how growing up in a politically influential family shaped her values, why protecting her kids' privacy matters deeply to her, and how faith and humor help her stay grounded in motherhood. From her childhood journals to her love of animals Katherine reveals the experiences that built her courage, and how she hopes to pass those lessons on. Here is some of what we cover: Balancing Fame and Family: How Katherine and Chris Pratt navigate parenting in the public eye while prioritizing a grounded, private childhood for their kids. Why boredom, journaling, and quiet moments sparked her lifelong passion for storytelling and creativity. Motherhood with Humor and Grace: Katherine's honest reflections on mom life, finding laughter in chaos, and building a community that uplifts and supports. Encouragement for Overwhelmed Moms: find humor in things, get outside, and give yourself grace. Connect with Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt:  Website: Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt Instagram: Katherine Schwarzenegger (@katherineschwarzenegger) Facebook: Katherine Schwarzenegger Links Mentioned:   Kat and Brandy: By Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt Jingle All the Way Christmas Movie Black Beauty: By Anna Sewell BDA Baby® Podcast Related Episodes: Honoring Moms, the Unsung Heroes :: Rebecca St. James [Ep 466] Raising Rock Stars on a Firm Foundation :: Helen Smallbone [Ep 166] From Blockbusters to Blanket Forts: Patricia Heaton on Parenting, Faith, and Comedy [Ep 521] Featured Sponsors:  Hiya Health: Receive 50% off your first order. To claim this deal you must go to hiyahealth.com/DMA. This deal is not available on their regular website. Get your kids the full-body nourishment they need to grow into healthy adults. Bubs Natural: Live Better Longer with BUBS Naturals. For A limited time get 20% Off your entire order with code [DMA] at Bubsnaturals.com PolicyGenius: Head to policygenius.com to compare life insurance quotes and get the coverage you need. Because being financially protected? That's the ultimate self-care. 

Laughter is good for us. But I see some people have lost their sense of humor. 

Episode 136 - In this show, we discuss how The Nine Freedoms guides us from limitation to liberation with Noémi Bates from The Aetherius Society. Episode 1 - Bravery, Love, Service Disclaimer: Please note that all information and content on the UK Health Radio Network, all its radio broadcasts and podcasts are provided by the authors, producers, presenters and companies themselves and is only intended as additional information to your general knowledge. As a service to our listeners/readers our programs/content are for general information and entertainment only.  The UK Health Radio Network does not recommend, endorse, or object to the views, products or topics expressed or discussed by show hosts or their guests, authors and interviewees.  We suggest you always consult with your own professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advisor. So please do not delay or disregard any professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advice received due to something you have heard or read on the UK Health Radio Network.

Tim discusses Billie Eilish calling out billionaires after donating $11.5 Million to charity, a woman who filmed herself stealing because her food stamps ran out, the Florida man who started the Palisades Fire, & the Kirk shooter's partner Lance Twiggs disappearing. Tim also sits down with Cheryl Hines to discuss her new book “Unscripted”, what it's like being a Kennedy, how politics has changed her personal life, and her thoughts on the film industry in LA. Her new book comes out Nov. 11th!  American Royalty Tour

A recent international magazine featured a picture of nine men dressed as women. They were cited for being "Women of the Year." In what universe could this happen? 

Judging others is for the weak-minded. The people who judge others put their own insecurities on display. See others for who they are, not just what you see on the outside. Jesus was the best at this. 

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The ancient art of duelling makes a comeback.Lori Wilson reads How to Win an 18th-Century Swordfight About AMIAMI is a not-for-profit media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians who are blind or partially sighted. Operating three broadcast services, AMI-tv and AMI-audio in English and AMI-télé in French, AMI's vision is to establish and support a voice for Canadians with disabilities, representing their interests, concerns and values through inclusion, representation, accessible media, reflection, representation and portrayal.Find more great AMI Original Content on AMI+Learn more at AMI.caConnect with Accessible Media Inc. online:X /Twitter @AccessibleMediaInstagram @AccessibleMediaInc / @AMI-audioFacebook at @AccessibleMediaIncTikTok @AccessibleMediaIncEmail feedback@ami.ca Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

There is some information you can't get from a marketing report. But there is one source that is 100% reliable every time. 

Life is full of unpredictable changes. This isn't eternity so it's not perfect. Stay the course. You win in the end. 

The job of a leader is to walk into what's uncomfortable, not away from it. Fear is simply freedom waiting for you to embrace it. My latest book “The Wealth Money Can't Buy” is full of fresh ideas and original tools that I'm absolutely certain will cause quantum leaps in your positivity, productivity, wellness, and happiness. You can order it now by clicking here.FOLLOW ROBIN SHARMA:InstagramFacebookTwitterYouTube

Peace through strength is usually associated with Ronald Reagan. It was his strategy to deal with the Soviet Union during the Cold War. But are you aware that Jesus showed peace through strength, too? 

In this episode of The Yegi Project, Tim Vandehey, a seasoned ghostwriter and author, shares insights into the world of ghostwriting, the publishing process, and the challenges and rewards of freelancing. He discusses the differences between traditional publishing, self-publishing, and hybrid publishing, emphasizing the importance of quality and the author's platform. Tim also teases his upcoming book release, 'I Identify as Blind,' which explores disability identity and challenges societal norms.Connect with Tim Vandehey!Website: https://www.timvandehey.com/ Pre-Order I Identify as Blind: A Brazen Celebration of Disability Culture, Identity, and Powerhttps://www.amazon.com/Identify-Blind-Celebration-Disability-Identity/dp/0593851579Takeaways• Ghostwriting is a hidden economy in publishing.• Freelancing offers freedom and control over one's time.• Getting a traditional book deal is more challenging than it seems.• Self-publishing can lead to wasted time and resources.• Hybrid publishing offers a middle ground for authors.• Quality of the book is crucial for success.• A book can significantly enhance an author's credibility.• Bravery in trying new things leads to personal growth.• The ROI of publishing a book can be substantial for businesses.• Tim's upcoming book focuses on disability pride and identity.If you would like to be a guest on a future episode of The Yegi Project, please email info@yegiproject.comThe Yegi Project is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and more!https://linktr.ee/theyegiprojectDisclaimer: This podcast or any other The Yegi Project episodes on this platform or other podcast streaming platforms is not legal business or tax advice. I make this content based on my own experience as a business owner and MBA for educational and entertainment purposes only. #theyegiproject Podcast Audio & Video Edited by Elizabeth Hadjinianhttps://www.elizvirtualassistant.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theyegiprojectTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theyegiproject YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@theyegiproject

In this episode of BRAVE COMMERCE, recorded live at Groceryshop 2025, Sarah Hofstetter and guest co-host Andrea Steele sit down with Benoit Vatere, Chief Media Officer at Liquid Death, for a candid and energizing conversation about what it really takes to build modern commerce partnerships that move the needle.From launching a viral college-themed campaign with Amazon to pushing the boundaries of brand collaboration, Benoit shares how Liquid Death ties breakthrough creativity directly to retail outcomes. He discusses the importance of treating retailers as strategic partners, why the media industry needs to stop overcomplicating retail media, and how to stay focused on what truly drives awareness and conversion.As a first-time CPG executive with an entrepreneurial background, Benoit brings an unfiltered perspective on navigating legacy dynamics with fresh thinking. He also reflects on the bold decision that brought him from France to the U.S. to chase the American dream.Key takeaways:Creativity must convert. Benoit shares how Liquid Death aligns bold ideas with retailer objectives and transaction points to maximize both impact and measurability.Retailers are partners, not gatekeepers. Success comes from building together, listening well, and treating retail media as a shared opportunity rather than a cost center.Bravery is a mindset. From career moves to creative risks, Benoit's story is a masterclass in taking chances, building momentum, and staying relentlessly focused on outcomes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We forget our wallets, appointments, and we forget people's names. But there is one thing we cannot forget, no matter how hard we try. I'm talking about painful memories. There is a way to let them go, though. 

In this special episode of Change Wired, I sit down with Claude Silver, the world's first Chief Heart Officer at VaynerX, to celebrate the launch of her new book, Be Yourself at Work: The Groundbreaking Power of Showing Up, Standing Out, and Leading from the Heart.Together, Angela and Claude unpack how to build cultures of belonging -where people don't just fit in, they flourish. 

Bravery isn't just about battlefield heroics—it's about choosing yourself every single day. In this transformative solo episode, mindset coach Michael Rearden unpacks the evolving definition of bravery in modern life. Whether it's speaking your truth, leaving a toxic job, or facing fear without flinching, real courage is often quiet and deeply personal.Rearden explores the bravery mindset—a mental framework that helps ambitious individuals lead, grow, and live authentically. He challenges listeners to rethink bravery beyond external validation and embrace courageous actions that align with their personal development goals and self-worth. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking clarity, confidence, and the strength to show up boldly in their daily life.Key Takeaways ✅ Bravery is a mindset rooted in values, not just bold acts ✅ Courage shows up in everyday actions—conversations, decisions, boundaries ✅ Fear must be understood, not avoided, to build true bravery ✅ Leadership requires the strength to stand alone sometimes ✅ True bravery means doing it for you, not applause ✅ Regret fades when courage leads the way ✅ Authentic living is a form of daily bravery ✅ Your version of bravery should evolve with your growth ✅ Brave people reflect, act, and rise—even when afraid

Having some alone time or solitude is good for us. But we were not meant to be alone. Talking about things is therapeutic. 

In Running Deep: Bravery, Survival, and the True Story of the Deadliest Submarine in World War II, Clavin profiles the USS Tang—the one submarine that outfought all other boats in the Silent Service. Its captain, Richard Hetherington O'Kane, long an overlooked war hero, also gets his due. This is the true story of death and survival in the high seas—and of the submarine and her brave captain who would become legends.Tom Clavin is a #1 New York Times bestselling author and has worked as a newspaper editor, magazine writer, TV and radio commentator, and a reporter for The New York Times. He has received awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, Marine Corps Heritage Foundation, and National Newspaper Association. His books include the bestselling Frontier Lawmen trilogy—Wild Bill, Dodge City, and Tombstone—and Blood and Treasure, The Last Hill, and Throne of Grace with Bob Drury. He lives in Sag Harbor, NY. #authorpodcast #podcast #worldwar2 #submarine

Sometimes in life we can get caught up in something we don't want to be in. There is a way forward to a better life. 

Time:MorningMinister:Rev. Daniel VenturaTexts:Acts 11:1–18Galatians 2:15–21Series:Acts: The Church on Fire

In today's episode, I bring to light some things that are concerning to me. I'm not a gloom and doom person. In this episode, I am simply being realistic. 

In today's episode, I compare people to free range chickens. The similarities might surprise you! 

Don Wildman examines a patriotic pigeon that saved hundreds of lives during World War II, a clever conman who took advantage of a governmental gaffe and the uncle who inspired one of America's most iconic figures. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Anatomy of Change, Seth (an LMFT) discusses the theme of change and personal growth. He emphasizes the importance of embracing new experiences, giving oneself grace in the face of the unknown, and having courage and compassion for oneself during the learning process. Seth shares personal anecdotes and insights on how to navigate life's challenges, highlighting the significance of patience and bravery in pursuing new endeavors. The conversation encourages listeners to view every first-time experience as an opportunity for growth and self-discovery. -Everything in your life that you've done before, there was a first time. -Your attitude towards first-time experiences makes all the difference. -Give yourself grace in the unknown and courage in new territory. -Compassion for the version of you that is learning is essential. -Growth unfolds in the pauses between breakdowns. -Doing something new for the first time doesn't mean you're broken. -You only fail if you give up. -Bravery is required to step into new experiences. -Everything is okay; trust the process. -Every first time is an invitation for growth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices