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In this powerful personal development podcast episode, single mom Bri Bri opens up about her journey of learning to embrace both anger and joy. She shares how she's moved past suppressing these big emotions and is now using them to fuel her growth, empowerment and mental health. Bri also discusses her plans to build a supportive community for single mothers, including a Discord server. This is a must-listen for any single mom seeking more authentic self-expression, emotional regulation techniques and a judgment-free space to process their feelings. Key topics covered include: - Transforming anger from a weakness to a strength - Allowing yourself to fully experience joy without fear - Building a mental health-focused support network for single parents - Balancing personal passions with financial stability as a solo parent If you're a single mom looking to deepen your self-awareness, emotional intelligence and sense of community, this episode is for you. Get ready to feel seen, heard and inspired! Key Quotes: - "Anger is a mobilizing emotion and so it's a lot of energy and so if you just there and you don't move that energy like that's I mean that's what a that's what a panic attack feels like to me it feels like all this energy but like being frozen at the same time." - "I want people, when they are around me, to feel so safe that they think that they love me, but really they love the version of themselves that they are in my presence." - "I think part of what I'm struggling with is that it doesn't matter which path I take because my purpose isn't linked to a career path. My purpose is linked to how I show up in general wherever I am." Follow BriBri: - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bribri.core/ - Threads: https://www.threads.net/@bribri.core - Podcast: The Single Mom Glow Up! - Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-single-mom-glow-up-with-bribri/id1774073537 - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/71oPGhE9boe9KEV7aFgpB7 - Discord: https://discord.com/invite/FGyArx9Q76Resources:Luis Mojica - https://www.instagram.com/holistic.life.navigation Align With Anna®️ founded by Anna Ortiz-Aragon is a holistic business coaching & wellness education company dedicated to helping purpose driven entrepreneurs, mothers & mission-focused organizations seeking alignment, healing & sustainable success. Learn more about Align With Anna®️ at https://www.alignwithanna.com/links Schedule a Free Discovery Call https://calendly.com/alignwithanna/discoverycall Free New Year Planning Workshop https://www.alignwithanna.com/2025-planning-session Free 3-Day Human Design Challenge https://alignwithanna.com/hd-challenge YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaeTf6THAIjZtNdxUmhXnZg Blog https://www.alignwithanna.com/blog Podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/3dlNYJKUivHzLEHyYgVUhw?si=1c8eceec1826475e Join My Newsletter https://www.alignwithanna.com/contact Shop My Affiliate Links https://www.alignwithanna.com/affiliates Become an Align With Anna®️ Affiliate https://alignwithanna.com/get-paid Work With Me https://alignwithanna.com/services Shop Aromatherapy https://alignwithanna.com/wholesale
Bank Rakyat Indonesia Regional Office Padang meraih juara umum dalam kegiatan Pekan Olahraga dan Seni (Porseni) Badan Musyawarah Perbankan Daerah (BMPD) Sumatera Barat 2024. Ajang bergengsi ini mempertemukan berbagai instansi perbankan di Sumatera Barat dalam kompetisi olahraga dan seni yang bertujuan mempererat silaturahmi antarinsan perbankan. Dalam kegiatan Porseni BMPD tahun ini, BRI RO Padang tampil dengan memenangkan sejumlah cabang olahraga seperti futsal, badminton, tenis meja, basket, termasuk unggul dalam berbagai kompetisi seni seperti lomba fashion show, yang menjadi daya tarik tersendiri dalam kegiatan ini. Regional CEO BRI Padang Riza Pahlevi menyampaikan rasa syukur dan apresiasi kepada tim atas kerja keras dan semangat kebersamaan yang telah ditunjukkan. “Kemenangan ini bukan hanya tentang prestasi, tetapi juga tentang bagaimana kami, sebagai bagian dari komunitas perbankan, terus memperkuat kerja sama dan kekompakan untuk mencapai tujuan bersama,” ujarnya. Porseni BMPD Sumbar 2024 juga menjadi momentum untuk mempererat hubungan antarlembaga keuangan di Sumatera Barat, sekaligus mempromosikan budaya lokal melalui berbagai pertunjukan seni. Dengan prestasi ini, BRI RO Padang menunjukkan dedikasi tidak hanya dalam pelayanan perbankan tetapi juga dalam mendukung kegiatan positif bagi komunitasnya. Acara ini ditutup dengan penyerahan trofi juara umum kepada BRI RO Padang, disaksikan oleh para peserta dan tamu undangan. Kemenangan ini diharapkan menjadi motivasi bagi insan perbankan untuk terus berprestasi di masa depan.
Gunung Lewotobi Laki-laki yang berada di Kabupaten Flores Timur, Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur kembali meletus pada Senin 04 November 2024. Berdasarkan laporan terakhir Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bencana Geologi (PVMBG), korban meninggal dunia letusan Gunung Lewotobi Laki-Laki, Flores Timur, bertambah menjadi 10 jiwa hingga Senin 04 November 2024, di mana enam orang di antaranya berhasil diidentifikasi oleh petugas. Kapusdatin BNPB, Abdul Muhari dalam keterangan pers mengatakan, hingga pukul 10.20 WIB, korban jiwa meninggal berjumlah 10 jiwa. Sementara itu, total populasi warga terdampak, sebanyak 10.295 jiwa yang tersebar di dua kecamatan yaitu Wulanggitan dan Ile Bura. BRI melalui aktivitas Tanggung Jawab Sosial dan Lingkungan (TJSL) BRI Peduli merespon kejadian bencana alam tersebut dan bahu membahu membantu warga yang terdampak. Berbagai bantuan diberikan berupa penyaluran ratusan paket makanan cepat saji, air mineral, perlengkapan bayi, dan lain lain. Bantuan tersebut disalurkan oleh satuan tugas bencana Tim Elang Relawan BRI serta insan BRIlian (pekerja BRI) melalui Unit Kerja Boru Kantor Cabang BRI Larantuka yang berlokasi terdekat dengan wilayah bencana. Pada kesempatan terpisah, Wakil Direktur Utama BRI Catur Budi Harto mengatakan gerak cepat penyaluran bantuan kepada korban bencana erupsi Gunung Lewotobi Laki-laki merupakan wujud kepedulian BRI terhadap warga yang terdampak. Bantuan yang diberikan diharapkan dapat meringankan beban para korban. “Kami terus bekerjasama dan berkolaborasi dengan semua pihak untuk bahu membahu meringankan beban masyarakat terdampak,” tambahnya. BRI juga bekerjasama dan berkoordinasi dengan berbagai pihak untuk bersinergi dalam menyalurkan bantuan kepada korban bencana sebagai upaya meringankan beban masyarakat dan mempercepat pemulihan pasca-bencana. “Kami pastikan BRI selalu aktif dan bergerak cepat menyalurkan berbagai bantuan bagi warga terdampak bencana yang melanda beberapa wilayah di Indonesia. Hal tersebut merupakan bentuk kepedulian dan ketulusan BRI kepada masyarakat agar dapat segera pulih dari dampak bencana alam”, jelasnya. Catur menambahkan bahwa saat ini layanan perbankan pada Unit Kerja Boru tidak dapat beroperasi sehingga masyarakat dianjurkan untuk bisa mendapatkan layanan ke Unit Talibura yang terdekat dengan lokasi bencana. Masyarakat juga bisa memanfaatkan layanan perbankan melalui super app BRImo serta dapat bertransaksi pada Agen BRILink terdekat di wilayah yang aman.
Selama perhelatan MotoGP Mandalika, BRI berhasil mengelola 22.560 kilogram sampah. Selain untuk pengelolaan sampah, program ini juga membantu menjaga kebersihan area sirkuit dan berkontribusi langsung terhadap upaya pengurangan emisi gas rumah kaca.
Gempa dengan magnitudo 4.9 terjadi di Kabupaten Garut dan Kabupaten Bandung pada tanggal 18 September 2024. Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) melalui Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) BRI Peduli berperan aktif untuk memberikan bantuan kepada korban terdampak gempa. Bantuan terdiri dari beras, air mineral, makanan bayi, selimut, dan lain-lain.
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This interview was conducted in the tropical rainforest of Southeastern Costa Rica, in the indigenous village of Yorkin, a 5-mile canoe journey upriver (or hike) from the nearest town. This village of ~400 people has succeeded in sustaining the lush forest ecology while interspersing and harvesting a rich diversity of food crops, including cacao, coffee, rice, corn, bananas, plantain, cassava, papaya, palm heart, sugar cane, grapefruit, lemons and also chickens (which can be seen everywhere in the village). Bernarda Morales Marin, one of the village elders, recounts the story of how the village came about, their history of exploitation by banana companies and their long struggle, which she began, to form a now successful Eco-Tourism organization called Stibrawpa. Bernarda is joined by Miriam, another village elder who explains some of the customs and beliefs of their Bri Bri culture and language. The voice you hear speaking in English is that of Lia Bernhauser, one of two German volunteers whom I met. She began as a volunteer and ended up living in Yorkin for 5 years and was preparing to return to Germany when I arrived. She graciously agreed to translate my questions into Spanish for both Bernarda and Miriam and then translated Bernarda's and Miriam's answers into English. I am very thankful to Lia for doing such a good job translating into yet another foreign language, and thus enabling my audience to receive the benefit!
Today I'm joined by body image coach and educator Bri Campos. Bri is a licensed mental health counselor based in New Jersey and the founder of Body Image with Bri. **Together, we discuss:Bri's food & body image storyInternalized anti-fat biasHonoring intersectionality in body image workWhy affirmations won't cut it when it comes to doing body image workThe biggest myth about body image workThe importance of sitting with body griefCentering the fat experience as a normal experienceMentioned in the episode:Fearing the Black Body by Sabrina StringsThe Body is Not an Apology by Sonya Renee TaylorChristy Harrison's podcast Food PsychThe Real Reasons Why Being Higher Weight Can Lead to Negative Health Outcomes (it's not the weight!)More from Bri:Bri's InstagramThe Body Image with Bri BlogThe Body Grievers Club PodcastMore from Leah:Get access to The Mindset Matters Free Mini CourseApply to The Embodied Method, my 1:1 coaching programJoin my self-paced course, The ReturnSubscribe to my personal SubstackFollow me on Instagram for more intuitive eating content @leahkern.rdVisit my website to learn more about my coaching offeringsSubscribe to my weekly newsletter to get a nugget of intuitive eating inspiration delivered straight from my heart to your inbox each week.Email me: Leah@leahkernrd.com
Sambut inovasi baru dalam dunia bisnis, BRI menghadirkan QLola. QLola by BRI, Integrated Corporate Solution Platform, dengan fitur-fitur unggulan, optimalkan performa bisnis anda: Cash Management, untuk mengelola transaksi keuangan dan manajemen likuiditas. Trade & Guarantee, untuk mendukung perdagangan internasional dan domestik. Supply Chain Management, untuk mempermudah pengelolaan tagihan korporasi secara online dan real time. QLola by BRI, The Integrated Corporate Solution Platform, untuk mengoptimalkan seluruh transaksi bisnis Anda.
Dalam rangka memperingati HUT ke 128, PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk Painan melaksanakan aksi bersih pantai atau coastal clean up di Pantai Carocok dengan tema "Bersih Pantaiku Sejahtera Hidupku”. Kegiatan ini juga bertujuan untuk mengusung kampanye GAS #GerakanAntiSampah yang merupakan bagian dari program Tanggung Jawab Sosial BRI Painan. Pinca BRI Painan, Alvin Nur Muhammad mengatakan bahwa kegiatan ini merupakan bentuk perhatian dan komitmen BRI untuk menjaga keberlangsungan lingkungan dan ekonomi wisata kawasan pantai.
Tingginya curah hujan di Kota Sungai Penuh dan Kabupaten Kerinci, Jambi, menyebabkan ribuan rumah warga di dua daerah tersebut terendam banjir. Melalui aktifitas Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) BRI Cabang Sungai Penuh, BRI Peduli bergerak cepat dengan melakukan penyaluran bantuan tanggap bencana, untuk masyarakat yang terdampak. Bantuan yang disalurkan berupa paket sembako, susu, minyak goreng, beras, air mineral dan obat-obatan. selain itu, IWABRI (Ikatan Wanita BRI) juga memberikan bantuan makanan serta perlengkapan untuk ibu-ibu dan anak balita. Pimpinan Cabang BRI Sungai Penuh, Shaka Aji Nugraha mengungkapkan bahwa bantuan-bantuan tersebut diserahkan langsung ke desa-desa yang terdampak banjir di Kota Sungai Penuh dan Kabupaten Kerinci.
PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Cabang Painan melaksanakan kegiatan bazar Usaha Mikro Kecil Menengah (UMKM) kuliner demi mendorong masyarakat untuk menggunakan transaksi non tunai (cashless) di wilayah Kabupaten Pesisir Selatan. Pimpinan Cabang BRI Painan, Alvin Nur Muhammad mengatakan melalui kegiatan ini, BRI mendorong akuisisi merchant QRIS BRI agar terbiasa menggunakaan transaksi non tunai dan aplikasi BRI Merchant pedagang kuliner. Sekaligus mengedukasi masyarakat mengenai transaksi melalui QRIS itu mudah dan praktis.
Dalam momen perayaan Natal tahun 2023, BRI melaksanakan program Berbagi Kasih Bersama BRI, dengan menyalurkan sebanyak 14.250 paket sembako kepada yatim piatu dan lansia umat Kristiani di seluruh Indonesia. Khusus BRI Regional Office Padang menyerahkan sebanyak 250 paket sembako. Regional CEO BRI Padang, Moh. Harsono mengatakan bantuan ini untuk menciptakan program berkelanjutan dan meningkatkan semangat berbagi kasih di Indonesia dengan menggandeng Persekutuan Keluarga Kristiani atau PKK BRI. 75 paket sembako diserahkan secara simbolis kepada Ketua Majelis Jemaat GPIB Efrata Padang, Pendeta Salmon Leatemia di Aula Gereja GPIB. Sebanyak 175 paket sembako lainnya akan disalurkan ke 4 gereja lainnya di Kota Padang yaitu HKBP, Gereja Mentawai, BNKP, dan Katedral.
Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) memberikan promo akhir tahun setiap transaksi belanja untuk nasabah BRI. Promo ini dapat dilakukan setiap bertransaksi di Budiman Kuranji & Sawahan, Citra Pasar baru, Orenji, Pusat buah Padang, Mini market Singgalang dan SJS Plaza. Dengan minimal belanja sebesar Rp128.000 nasabah BRI akan mendapatkan diskon sebesar Rp12.800. Periode program ini berlaku mulai dari 16 Desember 2023 s.d kuota habis.
Pimpinan Cabang BRI Lubuk Sikaping memberi bantuan logistik kepada korban bencana banjir di Nagari Durian Tinggi pada tanggal 12 Desember 2023. Bantuan ini diterima oleh Sekretaris Nagari Durian Tinggi. Bantuan yang diberikan tersebut berupa sembako yang dibutuhkan oleh masyarakat Nagari Durian Tinggi yang terdampak banjir beberapa waktu yang lalu. Pimpinan Cabang BRI Lubuk Sikaping, Romanata menyebut bantuan sembako ini diberikan sebagai bentuk kepedulian Bank Rakyat Indonesia kepada masyarakat, dan ia berharap bantuan ini memberikan manfaat dan berkah.
BRI Branch Office (BO) Solok menggelar kegiatan pembersihan sungai dalam rangka menyemarakan HUT BRI ke-128. kegiatan yang bertajuk “Jaga Sungai Jaga Kehidupan” ini dilaksanakan di Kelurahan Kampung Jawa, Kecamatan Tanjung Harapan, Kota Solok pada 7 Desember 2023. Dalam kegiatan ini, Pejabat Sementara (Pjs) BRI RO Padang, Radiahman Sinaga menekanan bahwa program BRI Peduli Tanggung Jawab Sosial dan Lingkungan (TJSL) ini merupakan bentuk kepedulian pihaknya dalam menjaga lingkungan dan menggalakkan gerakan anti sampah. Ia juga menyampaikan bahwa BRI akan berkomitmen untuk selalu hadir di tengah masyarakat melalui berbagai program TJSL meliputi di antaranya, bidang lingkungan, pendidikan, pengembangan Usaha Mikro dan Kecil (UMK) dan kesehatan. Kegiatan ini tidak hanya dilakukan di Solok, namun juga di wilayah kerja BRI RO Padang lainnya, di mana BRI juga membersihkan lima sungai di Kota Padang, Bukittinggi, dan Kota Solok. Di Kampung Jawa, BRI RO Padang melalui PT Bringin Karya Sejahtera (BKS) Cabang Padang memberikan fasilitas seperti vertical garden, kontainer sampah, lukisan mural, plang BRI serta melibatkan warga setempat. BRI berharap, dengan adanya program ini akan menumbuhkan kesadaran masyarakat sekitar terkait pengelolaan lingkungan.
BRI RO Padang menggelar sesi olahraga seru bersama Orenji pada Sabtu 02 Desember 2023. Kegiatan ini merupakan rangkaian dari program acara BRImo FSTVL. RH BRI RO Padang, Nazifah menyatakan bahwa program ini untuk nasabah simpanan BRI yang diberikan dalam bentuk cashback, voucher, penambahan poin akusisi, retensi dan poin layality bagi setiap nasabah dalam masa periode program. Dan puncak penguncian BRImo FSTVL ini akan dilangsungkan pada bulan Januari 2024. Melalui program ini, BRI juga memberikan dukungan pada kegiatan campaign melindungi bumi. Di mana bagi masyarakat yang menukarkan 2 botol sampah plastik akan mendapatkan voucher belanja di Orenji. BRI juga memberikan diskon khusus serta voucher gratis, bagi masyarakat yang melakukan proses transaksi belanja dengan menggunakan EDC/QRIS BRI.
Dalam rangka perayaan ulang tahun ke-128, BRI mengadakan BRImo FSTVL dan berkolaborasi dengan Swarna Land yang menampilkan konser musik Nadin Amizah bersama The Secret, Happy Soda, dan Brilian Band pada Sabtu 09 Desember 2023. Tidak hanya, para pengguna BRImo bisa mendapatkan doorprize dari BRI. Pengunjung hanya perlu scan QRIS yang telah disediakan saat entry gate menggunakan BRImo sebesar Rp1 dan dapatkan kupon doorprize yang akan diundi untuk mendapatkan hadiah selama event berlangsung. Pengunjung juga bisa mendapatkan kupon belanja dengan menukarkan 2 botol plastik di booth BRI. Konser Nadin Amizah ini dilaksanakan di pool Pangeran Beach Hotel Padang.
Dalam rangka menyambut ulang tahun ke-128 pada 16 Desember 2023, BRI mengadakan program ‘BRI Peduli Pemeriksaan Kesehatan Gratis' pada hari ini, 1 Desember dan besok 2 Desember 2023, yang ditujukan kepada para pensiunan di BRI Branch Office Padang. Regional CEO RO Padang, Moh. Harsono menyampaikan bahwa pemeriksaan kesehatan ini dilakukan secara rutin setiap tahun dan mencakup pemeriksaan kolesterol, gula darah, hipertensi, serta konsultasi dokter dan pemberian obat sesuai hasil pemeriksaan. Para pensiunan yang mengambil gaji pensiun di kantor ini juga dapat memeriksa kesehatan mereka di tempat yang sama. Ia juga menyebut bahwa program ini merupakan bentuk kepedulian Bank Rakyat Indonesia terhadap kesehatan dan juga lingkungan sekitar. Layanan pemeriksaan kesehatan gratis ini juga ditujukan untuk masyarakat dan stakeholders, yang dilaksanakan di 66 unit kerja BRI di Indonesia. Total kuota peserta pada program ini yaitu sebanyak 500 peserta.
Menyambut HUT ke-128, BRI melaksanakan program kegiatan Aksi Bersih Jaga Sungai di tiga tempat berbeda setiap harinya, dari tanggal 27-29 November 2023. Lokasi pertama pada aksi bersih ini berada di Kelurahan Purus RW 02 kota Padang. Kegiatan dibuka oleh Regional CEO RO Padang, Moh. Harsono, Lurah Purus, Pejabat BRI, serta tamu undangan lainnya. Lurah Purus, Zulwandi Anwar mengungkapkan rasa terima kasihnya terkait program bersih sungai yang diselenggarakan BRI. Ia berharap dengan adanya kegiatan ini akan menumbuhkan rasa peduli masyarakat terkait kebersihan sungai.
BRI Regional Office Padang melaksanakan program BRInita atau BRI Bertani di Kota sebagai bentuk komitmen tanggung jawab dalam memperbaiki lingkungan. Melalui program ini, BRI menyalurkan bantuan urban farming berupa bangunan fisik tanaman atau green house. Salah satu Kelompok Wanita Tani (KWT) yang menerima bantuan BRInita yakninya KWT Bunda Atirah yang berlokasi di Lapangan Porkab Siteba, Kelurahan Surau Gadang, Kecamatan Nanggalo, Kota Padang. Adapun jenis tanaman yang di taman green house meliputi pakcoy, kangkung, dan lain sebagainya. BRI berharap program ini dapat memberikan nilai ekonomis bagi rumah tangga, menambah keasrian lingkungan, serta memberikan aktivitas tambahan bagi para ibu dan masyarakat luas.
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Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) Cabang Simpang Empat menyumbangkan satu unit mobil ambulans kepada Polres Pasaman Barat melalui program CSR BRI. Kapolres Pasaman Barat, AKBP Agung Basuki menyampaikan terima kasih atas bantuan yang diberikan oleh Bank BRI tersebut. Penyerahan secara simbolis dilakukan oleh Pinca BRI Simpang Empat, Raden Erik Mulyadin, di halaman Mapolres. Mobil operasional ini diharapkan akan mendukung tugas Polres Pasaman Barat di lapangan, khususnya dalam menyediakan transportasi kesehatan bagi masyarakat. Menurut Kapolres, bantuan ini merupakan langkah positif dalam meningkatkan layanan kesehatan masyarakat, serta sebagai wujud kemitraan antara Polres dan BRI. Pemimpin Cabang BRI Simpang Empat menyatakan bahwa sumbangan mobil ambulans ini merupakan bagian dari program CSR BRI dalam rangka BRI Peduli TJSL. Bantuan tersebut diharapkan dapat memberikan manfaat yang besar bagi masyarakat dan meningkatkan fasilitas klinik Polres Pasaman Barat dalam pelayanan kesehatan. Kegiatan penyerahan dilaksanakan di Lapangan Apel Mapolres Pasaman Barat dengan penandatanganan berita acara oleh Kapolres Pasaman Barat dan Pemimpin Cabang BRI Simpang Empat, serta disaksikan oleh jajaran PJU Polres Pasaman Barat dan staf BRI. Mobil ambulans yang disumbangkan dilengkapi dengan peralatan medis standar yang dibutuhkan, semisal scoop stretcher, tabung oksigen, serta perlengkapan P3K. Usai kegiatan tersebut, Kapolres bersama pihak BRI dan PJU Polres Pasaman Barat meninjau proses pembangunan klinik yang akan memberikan pelayanan kesehatan tidak hanya bagi anggota Polri, tetapi juga seluruh masyarakat.
BRI berpatisipasi sebagai perwakilan Sumatera Barat dalam acara Alek Gadang Cinta Bangga dan Paham Rupiah tahun 2023 yang diadakan oleh Bank Indonesia. Melalui acara ini, BRI berhasil meraih Juara 1 pada Banker Competition 2023 (Cerdas Cermat) dan Juara 2 sebagai Duta CBP 2023. Selain itu, BRI juga mendapat penghargaan sebagai Terbaik 1 Bank Dengan Partisipan Terbaik dan Terbaik 2 Bank Paling Cinta Bangga & Paham Rupiah.
Dalam memperingati hari jadi yang ke-128, Bank BRI mengadakan Aksi Jaga Sungai di beberapa tempat, seperti Kelurahan Bandar Purus, Kelurahan Olo dan Kelurahan Flamboyan. Acara tersebut berlangsung selama tiga hari, dari tanggal 27 hingga 29 November 2023. Kegiatan ini dibuka oleh Regional CEO Padang, Mohammad Harsono bersama dengan pejabat BRI Regional Office Padang, Lurah Purus dan tamu undangan lainnya. Melalui aksi ini, RO Padang melaksanakan beberapa kegiatan seperti Aksi Jaga Sungai dan bersih sungai, penyediaan bak sampah, serta penggambaran mural di dinding. Aksi ini dilaksanakan di berbagai kota kabupaten di Sumbar, seperti Kota Padang, Bukittinggi dan Solok. Sementara itu, Lurah Purus, Zulwandi menyatakan bahwa masyarakat sangat berterima kasih terkait kegiatan yang sudah BRI laksanakan.
Dalam upaya melestarikan lingkungan dan mendukung keberlanjutan, PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk Regional Office (RO) Padang menggelar kegiatan "BRI Menanam" dengan tema “Hijau Lingkunganku, Tumbuh Kuat Negeriku” di Desa Sido Makmur, Sipora Utara Kepulauan Mentawai pada tanggal 7 November 2023. Acara dimulai dengan menyanyikan lagu Indonesia Raya dan dilanjutkan dengan kata sambutan oleh Kepala Desa Sido Makmur, Shohib. Shohib menyampaikan bahwa ia akan berkomitmen merawat, menanam bibit durian yang diberikan, sebagai bentuk kontribusinya menjadi nasabah BRI. Setelah kata sambutan, para masyarakat sekitar bersama karyawan BRI bergotong royong menanam pohon durian di sekitar Desa Sido Makmur. Diharapkan melalui kegiatan ini akan memberikan inspirasi bagi masyarakat sekitar untuk lebih peduli terhadap keberlanjutan lingkungan.
Dalam menyambut ulang tahunnya yang ke-128, BRI menggelar kompetisi BRI Write Fest dengan tema "Memberi Makna Indonesia" khusus untuk para jurnalis dan blogger Tanah Air. Total hadiah pada kegiatan ini mencapai 270 Juta Rupiah. Terdapat 5 sub tema pada lomba ini, yaitu Layanan dan Digitalisasi BRI untuk Masyarakat, 128 Tahun BRI Tumbuh Hebat dan Kuat, BRI Sebagai ESG Initiative di Indonesia, BRI Memberdayakan Ultra Mikro dan UMKM Indonesia, dan Leadership & Transformation BRI. Ada lima kategori lomba yang akan dilaksanakan. Kategori lomba pertama yaitu media TV. Ketentuan peserta pada lomba ini yaitu seorang jurnalis TV dengan durasi karya selama 2 hingga 3 menit. Kategori lomba kedua yaitu media cetak, dengan ketentuan peserta seorang jurnalis media cetak dan karya minimal 250 kata. Selanjutnya media online, dengan ketentuan peserta seorang jurnalis media online dan karya minimal 250 kata. Kategori keempat yaitu media radio, dengan ketentuan peserta seorang jurnalis radio dan durasi karya selama 4 hingga 5 menit. Dan kategori lomba yang terakhir adalah Creative + Blog. Ketentuan peserta pada lomba ini yaitu seorang blogger umum dengan karya minimal 600 kata. Bagi juara pertama pada masing-masing kategori lomba akan mendapatkan hadiah uang tunai sebesar 25 juta rupiah. Juara kedua sebesar 10 juta rupiah, dan juara ketiga sebesar 5 juta rupiah. Juga terdapat hadiah uang tunai 2 juta rupiah bagi 5 karya terfavorit. Karya dapat dikirimkan dari tanggal 17 Oktober hingga 9 Desember 2023. Bagi peserta yang mengirimkan lebih dari 5 karya, berkesempatan memenangkan hadiah sebesar satu juta rupiah untuk 5 peserta beruntung dari kategori jurnalis dan blogger di tengah dan akhir periode lomba. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut, dapat mengakses website: https://bri.co.id/writefest.
BRI beri support kepada event Golfkuy Monthly Tournament (GMT) Chapter V yang dilaksanakan pada 28 Oktober 2023, di lapangan Golf Wirabraja Ulu Gadut, Kota Padang. Ini merupakan kegiatan bulanan yang diselenggarakan oleh komunitas golf Golfkuyclub setiap bulannya.
Sebagai bentuk Tanggung Jawab Sosial dan Lingkungan (TJSL) perusahaan, PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk atau BRI menyalurkan dana pendidikan atau beasiswa untuk 1800 anak berprestasi di Desa BRILian seluruh Indonesia sebagai bentuk kontribusi dalam mencerdaskan kehidupan bangsa.
BRI Regional Office Padang baru saja menyelenggarakan sebuah acara bersama insan merchant pilihan, yaitu Nonton Bareng (Nobar) Gratis yang bertempat di Bioskop CGV. Kegiatan seru ini dihadiri oleh para nasabah, unsur pimpinan BRI RO Padang, serta sejumlah pihak terkait. Selain nobar gratis, juga disediakan doorprize bagi perwakilan nasabah merchant.
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Welcome to 2nd Amendment Radio & the Great Outdoors with Marc Cox & Bo Matthews – as always we are produced by Carl Middleman (Pew Pew)! With Marc out of the country, Bo hosts solo this week. First, he talks with his friend Bri Bri the Fishing Guy from Stream Adventures about spring fishing. Next, it's Jesse from Razorback Armory to discuss the types of weapon Kid Rock is using in his viral video. Finally, Richard D. Wright Jr. Territory Manager at Mantis Tech talks with Bo about his new favorite toy, Mantis X.
Happy new year everyone!! #2023 #NewResponsibility #FurBabies #Twin #ILookNothingLikeThisBitch --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniela-urena/support
We're back and bringing in some cool information about the future of giving birth. Danii was in wrestling in high school. Bri Bri can't stop seeing people pee (not by choice). #TheFutureIsHere #PlayingGod #WrestingFart #Pee #WhyMe
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Award-winning entrepreneur coach Bri Seeley tells all! First, she built a mega-successful fashion business that dissolved in 72 hours. Then, she reinvented becoming a coach without losing steam! Did she mention a Tedx talk during this convo? Yes! 2:26 Entrepreneurship was not her first choice. Although credentialed with two degrees in fashion design, she did build a successful fashion business - while she kept her day job! 3:34 Would you do what Bri did, dissolve the fashion business in 72 hours? 5:00 Bri explains what her work is while on planet earth. 9:15 What are the keys to success? Bri's clients know. 19:59 Build creative time into your business; why? My email - Bri @ Bri seeley.com My Instagram handles -Bri Seeley Website/ https://briseeley.com/.
The Cloud of Smoke boys are back again with another fire episode but this time with friend of the show, Briana bka Bri Bri aka Big L. The crew starts out with a quick story from Big John and Freaky Al's weekend where someone is accused of being a glizzy gobbler. We then intro the show and Big Nate is excited about news of male cosmetic surgery just in time for Hot boy summer. We then break in a week of toxic women and wild news stores. Big John then wants smoke with Big Nate over a Chris Brown/ Michael Jackson debate. We wrap by congratulating King James on being the first athlete to crack a billion dollars. As he thanks his thanks his wife in the process, Big John, again, wants smoke! This is, yet again, another episode that you don't want to miss! Tune in now and SHARE!!!
Join Tammy and her co-hosts, Key Key and Bri Bri, as they discuss the terrible deeds of the bike path killer.Support the show:https://www.patreon.com/Gritshttps://buymeacoffee.com/GritswithasideHelp You Find Me free trial https://helpyoufind.me/go/1051/Help You Find Me 10% off promo code: GritsSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Grits)
For all the Seoulmies who have been asking for the deets from the Eric Nam concert experience, this ep is for you. Kim and Maddie detail some backstory for their pal (and hopefully future boss?) Brian - CEO of DIVE Studios. (If he ever decides to listen ofc - skip to 8:35 for the rest of the Seoulmies who know this). Kim and Maddie talk through the events of meeting Bri Bri in the flesh, and also discuss the actual concert (to quote Eric: "once you've seen me, every other concert will feel lame." and tbh, he may be right). Tl;dr - Maddie low key blacked out, we actually met Brian way faster than imagined, and Eric Nam is the king of bops and body rolls.
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Eric 'No Skips' Nam is at it again folks!!! He released his new album, There and Back Again, on Jan 7 and it's very very GOOD. Kim and Maddie guess each other's fav songs (spoiler alert, Kim still has no clue what kind of music Madison likes), talk through some of the lyrics, and agree to fight whoever broke Eric's heart. Also discussed: a few intro fun facts, the upcoming tour (see u there Bri Bri), Kim comparing fan-girling to discipleship (LOL), and more. (If you have never heard of Eric Nam until now - first of all, welcome to #NamNation, and secondly, plz go listen to our Ep 2 which is a more in-depth intro to Eric and his music.)
Kim and Maddie are back with another installment of KPopp'd! They discuss Eric Nam's new song, BTS's Permission to Dance Online concert, and looking forward to seeing both in person soon! Maddie convinced Kim to join her recent conversion to Seventeen so the two discuss where they are with learning members names, front runner biases, fav songs, and more.
Our buddy Brie got into a little hot water recently. She and other "leftie" influencers trying to defend bending the knee to right-wingers & White Supremacists to build a coalition. Of course, they call it a "numbers game." Logical people call it appeasement to move further away from Black issues. Read our Justice Requires Equity platform & get on our email list: https://wp.me/paRDyR-e8H Subscribe on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/36x8cwvh Support us on Patreon: https://tinyurl.com/m7a8r7hu Volunteer: If you support our mission and are looking for ways to use your skills to help out, please fill out this form. Follow The Reset Race Crew: Sam Aka The Khaleesi: https://twitter.com/me17trillion Jon C: https://twitter.com/jondannyoc Mud: https://twitter.com/oflineage Josiah "Joey" Killmonger: https://twitter.com/JoeBlackTheKing Michael ‘MG' Graham: https://twitter.com/actifymg_rr Reset Race Official Twitter: https://twitter.com/ResetRace Resources: What We Get Wrong About Closing the Racial Wealth Gap: https://tinyurl.com/xekves53 Umbrellas Don't Make It Rain: https://tinyurl.com/9r76unkr Bootstraps Are For Black Kids: Race, Wealth, and the Impact of Intergenerational Transfers on Adult Outcomes: https://tinyurl.com/j7s4sveh From Here to Equality: Reparations for Black Americans in the Twenty-First Century: https://tinyurl.com/bkrnhkr6 Future of a Movement: https://tinyurl.com/wa8j67sw What HR40 Gets Wrong and Why: https://tinyurl.com/2wnrwdp5 Benign Neglect, Reparations, and Juneteenth: https://tinyurl.com/3tnyacx6 A Blueprint for Reparations in the US | William "Sandy" Darity: https://tinyurl.com/4wp9jz69 From Here To Equality: Reparationist FAQs #1: https://tinyurl.com/fc2477xm From Here To Equality: Reparationist FAQs #2: https://tinyurl.com/bkc6k9 From Here To Equality: Reparationist FAQs #3: https://tinyurl.com/xynzz5wr Simulating How Progressive Proposals Affect the Racial Wealth Gap: https://tinyurl.com/4ak88yhy Older Americans Stockpiled a Record $35 Trillion. The Time Has Come to Give It Away: https://tinyurl.com/etd4d8wh We appreciate all of you! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/resetrace/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/resetrace/support
Our buddy Brie got into a little hot water recently. She and other "leftie" influencers trying to defend bending the knee to right-wingers & White Supremacists to build a coalition. Of course, they call it a "numbers game." Logical people call it appeasement to move further away from Black issues. Read our Justice Requires Equity platform & get on our email list: https://wp.me/paRDyR-e8H Subscribe on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/36x8cwvh Support us on Patreon: https://tinyurl.com/m7a8r7hu Volunteer: If you support our mission and are looking for ways to use your skills to help out, please fill out this form. Follow The Reset Race Crew: Sam Aka The Khaleesi: https://twitter.com/me17trillion Jon C: https://twitter.com/jondannyoc Mud: https://twitter.com/oflineage Josiah "Joey" Killmonger: https://twitter.com/JoeBlackTheKing Michael ‘MG' Graham: https://twitter.com/actifymg_rr Reset Race Official Twitter: https://twitter.com/ResetRace Resources: What We Get Wrong About Closing the Racial Wealth Gap: https://tinyurl.com/xekves53 Umbrellas Don't Make It Rain: https://tinyurl.com/9r76unkr Bootstraps Are For Black Kids: Race, Wealth, and the Impact of Intergenerational Transfers on Adult Outcomes: https://tinyurl.com/j7s4sveh From Here to Equality: Reparations for Black Americans in the Twenty-First Century: https://tinyurl.com/bkrnhkr6 Future of a Movement: https://tinyurl.com/wa8j67sw What HR40 Gets Wrong and Why: https://tinyurl.com/2wnrwdp5 Benign Neglect, Reparations, and Juneteenth: https://tinyurl.com/3tnyacx6 A Blueprint for Reparations in the US | William "Sandy" Darity: https://tinyurl.com/4wp9jz69 From Here To Equality: Reparationist FAQs #1: https://tinyurl.com/fc2477xm From Here To Equality: Reparationist FAQs #2: https://tinyurl.com/bkc6k9 From Here To Equality: Reparationist FAQs #3: https://tinyurl.com/xynzz5wr Simulating How Progressive Proposals Affect the Racial Wealth Gap: https://tinyurl.com/4ak88yhy Older Americans Stockpiled a Record $35 Trillion. The Time Has Come to Give It Away: https://tinyurl.com/etd4d8wh We appreciate all of you! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/resetrace/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/resetrace/support
In this very sleep deprived and crazy episode I go through the first half of one of my favorite books ever written by Rick Riordan!!! Seriously, this book is awesome. We also talk about Dance Moms, Mr. Bri Bri, ballet, and how crazy I (and others) went when we thought 1989 would be the next re-recording. It is a good time!!
Perhaps, one of the hardest things to do in life is to find balance. We often see very successful business people struggling in their personal lives, or people with a fantastic family struggling financially. There's no doubt that finding equilibrium in every aspect of life is challenging, but it's not impossible. Today's guest is a great example of this. She discovered the perfect formula for her to have a successful career, raise 4 children, and scale her business during the pandemic. Somehow, she still finds time to workout regularly and give back to her local community! Bri Waterman joins us today for an inspiring conversation to help answer the question, From Overachieving To Overthinking: How Do You Balance It All? A self-made Real Estate Broker & Entrepreneur currently aligned with Compass, Bri earned her Real Estate License in 2002, at the young age of 18. The oldest of her family's grandchildren, Bri took on a leadership role from an early age. She got her first job at age 12 and started working in the real estate industry during high school. Two years after getting her realtor's license, her mother passed away, leaving Bri in charge of her business. A short time after her mother's death, the 2008 real estate market crash happened. The young realtor went from making 6 figures to working at Costco to put food on the table. Focusing on a creative problem-solving approach and with a tenacious mindset, Bri managed to reactivate her business, and has achieved 30% growth every year for the last 6 years. She achieved $80 million in sales last year, generating 1.5 million in revenue! We had a fantastic conversation about her journey as a mother and entrepreneur, and the difficulties she's faced in her career. Bri kindly shared her vision of happiness, fulfillment, purpose and how to live a meaningful life.To learn more, tune in to Episode 14 of The Right Questions!Some Questions We Ask:You lost your mom at a young age. Could you talk a bit about that transformative experience? (7:32)Was there a point for you where it hit you, and you had to address the loss, the changes, the responsibility in your life, and confront it all? (17:54)After the massive 2008 real estate crash, what did you do when the chips were down? (27:51)What have you gotten from coaching? And, can you explain how powerful coaching can be? (35:28)What do you recommend to the people inspired by your story? Where should they begin their journey? (1:00:01)In This Episode, You Will Learn:How Bri decided to become a realtor and how she learned the business through sticky notes (7:56)The massive teachings of going through humbling times during the real estate crisis in the late 2000s (13:49)How Bri managed to stay grounded and her discovery of how coaching could help her (18:05)We can't numb the drive, but we must slow down our thoughts. Some of Bri's learnings from coaching (35:38)The challenging moment when Bri realized she needed to delegate to succeed (43:53)Resources:Compass WebsiteConnect with Bri:Bri's profile at CompassLinkedInInstagramFacebookYouTubeConnect With Bridget Sampson:WebsiteInstagramLinkedInConnect With Todd Parker:InstagramLinkedInSampson Coaching and Consulting:Sampson Coaching and ConsultingThe Right Questions Podcast on YouTubeSampson Coaching and Consulting Videos on YouTubeTED TalkInstagramFacebook Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Mindshare is a 'boutique Ted Talks', a conscious networking event that I originally designed for the Toronto fitness industry 5 years ago, but it spread to various industries through changemakers within them. What makes it special is the curation/facilitation method, the diversity of talent, and our altruistic spirit (we donate all event proceeds to charity). We ended up raising enough funds to provide an Indigenous community called the Bri Bri, enough soccer balls ⚽️ and equipment for their brand new youth soccer league!!!! Thanks to @elpuentethebridge for deploying our efforts towards such a fitting and uplifting endeavour
Back at it again with our bullshit. On this episode Bri Bri shares a confusing story that happened to her while working. Danii well ruin your childhood after you hearing this episode. #Alabama #what-just-happened #Death
On this week's episode of Bri Bri n Danii unfiltered. Danii almost loses her shit because about the Information Bri Bri shared. Danii is never up to date with anything. Bri Bri challenges Danii on not eating meat for a whole week. #Hangry #LifeSucks #LeaveUsAlone
The FnA Podcast with Kevin Figgers and Adam Auslund. The Guys clown Drew Brees and Bri Bri comes to his defense with strong language, the Patriots are loading up, Chargers lose Hunter, Raiders moves. In Geek News robot noses and old people video games.
In this Episode Jacolby is joined by Sherief (@Spicygxd), Bri (@Bri.Will) and (@BeaBad) via Skype. Is the 90 day rule worth it? Would you be willing to tell someone their sex is bad? How would you respond if someone said that to you? Tune in and find out their thoughts. Thank you for all of your support. Merch can be found at: www.legacyoverpopularity.com/discount/LocallyFamous . www.chic-chakras.com . Www.uconjaycosmetics.com . www.iammclothes.com . Promo code: LocallyFamous IG: Jacolby_Conway Twitter: @Jacolby_Conway Facebook:Jacolby Conway
Adam Podsednik was my first 2021 BLK Lion's Domain guest. I love him and his hubby Val. I revealed myself as a past life liver to our May Cause Miracles. This came after a woman named Brianna (or Bri Bri as I call her) did her own reveal. This comes a day after being confronted by biological family members. I was reminded what family is... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Hi, I am here with Norman Plotkin, He is Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist with a medical emphasis as well as cancer wellness and recovery as an integrative medicine modality. Also certified for hypnotherapy in pre- and post-surgery, pain management, PTSD, smoking cessation, sleep, stress, anxiety and more. How I can help you: Cancer Recovery; Surgery Preparation, Smoking Addiction, Drug Free, Pain Free, Emotional Release, PTSD Therapy. here is the full episode hope you enjoy. Listen in your favorite podcast app. Ari Gronich 0:00 Has it occurred to you that the systems we live by are not designed to get results? We pay for procedures instead of outcomes, focusing on emergencies rather than preventing disease and living a healthy lifestyle. For over 25 years, I've taken care of Olympians Paralympians a list actors in fortune 1000 companies, if I do not get results, they do not get results. I realized that while powerful people who control the system want to keep the status quo, if I were to educate the masses, you would demand change. So I'm taking the gloves off and going after the systems as they are. Join me on my mission to create a new tomorrow as I chat with industry experts, elite athletes, thought leaders and government officials about how we activate our vision for a better world. We may agree and we may disagree, but I'm not backing down. I'm Ari Gornich. And this is create a new tomorrow podcast. Welcome back, everybody. This is Ari Gronich with create a new tomorrow. We are here today with Norman Plotkin. He is a hypnotherapist and author, a coach. He's been a health committee consultant for the California Legislature representing California physicians, his own private lobbying firms in nation states. And this is something I really want to talk to him about because I love government so much, as you all know. So I just wanted to put that out there that he has been one of the evil ones. Maybe we'll see lobbying in our nation's capital. I don't know. We'll see. We'll see what that that tells us. So Norman, why don't you tell us a little bit deeper about who you are, why you became who you are. And and this journey of going from a legislature and consultant to transitioning into clinical hypnotherapy? I mean, this is crazy. It's crazy talk, you know, what most people would consider. So let's let's just get into it. Norman. Tell us about yourself and how you became who you are. Norman Plotkin 2:13 Yeah, a long strange trip. It's been right. So I, you know, I grew up on a ranch and I didn't go to college right away, I went in the Marine Corps. And then I got out of the Marine Corps, and I worked in the oil fields and rock plant where I made little rocks out of big rocks, like Fred Flintstone and, and then I was doing construction line work, climbing telephone poles thinking that the world looked up the linemen, and to some extent they do, but I ran into an experience. My brother was killed in a car accident, and I reevaluated everything, and I shut down what I was doing then and went back to college. And I was in a hurry, because now I'm 25 and feeling behind. And so I went to community college, I did speech and debate and Student Government transfer to university and graduated in three years, with a bunch of internship credits. And because I, you know, went to school in Sacramento, where the capital was and, and galis internships, the government chair, on my exit interview, looked at the number of 18 units of internships that that'll never happen again, you know, I said, Well, this doesn't everybody is not why you come to Sacramento, right? So, at any rate, I got within the first semester, I got a job as a clerk in the state assembly, and from clerk to consultant, I ran campaigns, I became a committee consultant. Then I was hired by the Medical Association to lobby to lobby doing that for several years, and then and then struck out on my own and had my own lobbying firm. And I love the strategy. You know, as a Marine, former Marine, I've loved the strategy. I love the politics, I love, but not so much the politics, but you have to understand the politics to understand how to get to the policy. I love the strategy and the, you know, the development of public policy. So I did that. And it was a lot of fun. It was intense at times, the money and the politics, it's just, it's the unsavory part that in the end, when I had my own firm, I represented oil, automotive and energy, but it was small oil. You know, I had the California independent Petroleum Association, and it wasn't big oil. And I had, you know, the automotive aftermarket And oftentimes, we fought with the big car companies right and, and energy at the energy service providers against the monopoly utility. So so on, you know, on its face, it looked like I had all of the old you know, the the The power industries and whatnot, but it was really the underdog, guys. But at any rate, after 25 years of that it made me sick, the stress the the dirty politics, you know, that I tried to stay away from but it's, it's ever present. And so I had cancer, I had papillary carcinoma, and I had a radical thyroidectomy and lymph node resection, and that, you know, I just wanted to get back to normal. And I didn't realize at the time that normal my normal was what made me sick. And so that began what's been eight, nine years spiritual journey and awakening. And so what after it came back six months later, I had to have another round of radiation. I began to reevaluate a friend of mine had gotten out of politics and opened a yoga studio, she took me through therapeutic yoga for cancer. She taught me how to meditate, which, you know, the, the, the tools, the gifts, I was, given my mind, you know, the, my analytical mind was great for the things I've been doing. But it's very difficult to get past in order to, you know, to do real meditation. And so, I have a, I Ari Gronich 6:21 actually, I'm gonna interrupt you for a second, I have a question about that. You are a marine. And now you're learning meditation. Where did those two things combined? Because I know a lot of Marines I know a lot of Navy SEALs. And they're meditating constantly during during conflict. I mean, that's how they get through the conflict. Did you find that there is any correlation there between the meditating and and your experience in Marines? Norman Plotkin 6:52 Well, they're the power of the mind. And the things that let me get, you know, help me get through my experience as a marine was the kind of things that led me to hypnotherapy. It wasn't until later that when I learned how to meditate, that I realized I was using breathing techniques. Before you know, the navy seals, teach box breathing, you know, five seconds in five seconds out five seconds in five seconds out building a box. And I know that now, but when you're in it, I didn't understand it at that time. What I needed to do was get control of my overactive mind. I was faced with, you know, a life threatening disease and it's never just about the cancer in my marriage didn't survive it. You know, all the things I've worked so hard for my big house, my fast cars, all these things that I thought were important really weren't. But it's in that transition where you think you've losing the things that were important to you. That make that makes it difficult. So I learned to breathe and learn to meditate. I learned air Aveda and my dosha and how to eat for my dosha and I learned a lot about myself. And then teachers began to appear. I read Wayne Dyer, the power of intention, Carolyn meese anatomy, the spirit, Deepak Chopra's quantum healing Joe dispenza. So many just began to appear my interest moved in that direction. And I had really the power of intention when Wayne Dyer, I saw him speak in Pasadena in 2015. Very powerful saw Carolyn meese at the same time, Joe dispenza. And I really wanted to put myself into the service of others, it became a serious thing. And so I walked away from the lobbying thing, I shut down the firm I moved to LA. And, and initially, I had taken a job as a as executive director of a trade association, which was akin to what I've been doing. And after a year of that, it, you know, I just I didn't renew the contract. And I began to look in a new direction that I was led, I was led to. I was looking at coaching and I saw this one program where the psychologists they said, Well, you need to get an edge add hypnosis to your coaching program. I said to myself, well, I thought that was a fairly interesting thing, but I wasn't gonna go to a one week deal. So it turns out, the nationally accredited college of hypnotherapy is right there in Los Angeles. I was in Burbank, and it's in Tarzana. And I met somebody who'd gone and I signed up. And so it was really the power of the mind, my interest in the power of the mind, but from early on, as a marine and even before that, you know, on the ranch, working with large animals and whatnot, and then and then my desire to put myself into the service of others. So this this was the crossroads of the power of the mind and service to others, which led me to to want to open up my hypnotherapy for Ari Gronich 9:59 you I noticed as I stated to you before we started recording I saw you and I went to hypnosis motivation Institute at both went there and got our clinical hypnotherapy, certificates and so on. And it's a great school. This was the This was the first school for hypnotherapy in the country. Now there's, you know, tons of them, I don't think any of them are, are quite as good as as HDMI. But tell me something, when when you were deciding to transition into coaching and deciding to transition into the consulting, you know, you've authored three books. What did you decide? Was the point of the three books? Like, each one, I'm sure has its own point. But how did you how did you decide the passion that you would put into those that content into those words, because a lot of people want to write a book, but they don't know if that book is going to sell, they don't know if it's going to be read, they just are passionate about putting their brain onto paper. And so out of the enormous amount of experience that you have, how did you decide those? Because I think all three of those made number one bestseller? Is that correct? Norman Plotkin 11:28 Two of them are bestsellers, the other was brand new, so Ari Gronich 11:31 Okay, two of them are our bestsellers. So, you know, tell us a little bit about the content of the books and what it is that you're trying to teach people? Norman Plotkin 11:42 Sure. So I always wanted to write a book. And it's getting to that focus place where what what's the story, you want to tell what what's the value to the reader. And so I tried really hard for three years to write a book about the cancer experience, and I got nowhere. So I hired a coach, I, I attended the author, incubator program, and having the ability to focus, you know, I, who knew that I was unsuccessful for three years, because I was trying to write more than one book at once, you know what I mean? So getting really clear on who my reader was. And what my message was, was the upshot of having a coach who's helped literally 1000s of people write books. And so it became the, the cathartic memoir of the cancer experience. And so I was able to organize it into the seven proven steps to healing and recovery. I was really moved on Thursday, I was getting ready to cook and family and friends and whatnot, I got an email from a from a guy who said, I want to thank you, because of your book, I'm on the fifth month of a chemo holiday. And it's really an Upshot, my, my son, who was 14, at the time saw a five star review on Amazon and my, my book and from a woman who bought it for a mother who had breast cancer, and she was it made a difference in her life. And she was very grateful. And he screenshotted and texted it to me and, and my response was, How cool is that? Now, if one person is better, because they read my book, then the whole cancer experience was worth it. Because when you go through these things, you look for meaning and why is a big question. And I no longer ask the why. And I understand the meaning. The the experience of cancer is there's a message in it and, and it whispers initially, and then it yells. And if you don't hear the yell, you get a new assignment, which is just a nice way of saying that, you know, it's it doesn't go well for you. So I I didn't hear the whisper but I heard the yell, and I reorganized my life and I put myself into the service of others. And so the first book became about my experience and then I read other books like Kathy Turner's radical remission, or Lisa Rankin, Dr. Lisa Rankin's mind over medicine. And I was fascinated that the people who survive all kind of do some of the same things, and how important is it to share, because when you're in it, it's disjointed. And that 1000 people have something to say, and you get 10 minutes with your doctor, and they don't you know, 10 o'clock when the questions really close in on you like the walls, there's no one there. And so, I gathered the seven things that I thought were super important that I did, and turns out others who have survived cancer have done and I put it into a book where, you know, take charge of your cancer. It's, it's it's pointed to men Women, you know, they gather around, they're there for each other, they, you know, they call their best friend and have a good cry men, men can feel isolated. And, you know, they don't they don't go to the doctor or women go to the doctor every year because they're a woman. Right? And so men tend not to do and they put things off until they're bad. So, so the first book was about was really about helping people who are in the middle of it. I wanted to call it the unwrapped gift. But my publisher said, you know, your readers who are in the middle of it aren't going to see it as a gift. She said, How long did it take you? I said, Yeah, it was a few years. So. So that was that was the first book in it, and it felt really good. And, and it's really about a message of hope. And that for people, when you're in the middle of it, you've got the skin in the game, and you really need to be your own captain. And that's the take charge. Ari Gronich 15:55 Yeah. So I want to know what that what these seven proven steps are. Because so I was people a lot of people don't know, I used to be on the advisory board for a long time of a cancer nonprofit, called marathon and miracles and we were mostly alternative health care and and we would help people get solutions that were not necessarily the chemos and the radiations. And the toxins and the and the medicines and pills, but things like Gerson you know, protocol with coffee enemas. I mean, these are the things that people don't know that they really, really want. Yeah, Doritos, herring, a juice, drinking bitter green juice, right? That was something that people don't know that they don't want. So yeah, what are the what are the seven proven techniques? And let's just go one by one and then kind of talk them out. Norman Plotkin 16:53 All right. I've done Gerson. I've done Granny, Granny Smith, apple juice, you know, three days, nothing but and those, those are powerful. Those are powerful methods. But the seven steps begins with radically change your diet. We have what's known today in America as the sad. Yeah, the standard American diet. And it's making people sick, processed foods, high fat, fast foods. It's really important to eat, to live and eat foods that are not processed. And so there's a whole there's a whole chapter on it, but a high level is Eat to Live and so radically change your diet. Ari Gronich 17:40 Right. But Americans love to live to eat. Not not Eat to Live. Yeah. And, you know, they're unwilling to forego the fried chicken from Kentucky Fried or the MSG from places, you know, I mean, they're unwilling to do that. So how do we explain this in a way that somebody can say? I'm going to do that, because that sounds a lot better than having my organs eaten from the inside out, right? So yeah, Norman Plotkin 18:13 I deal with people who smoke cigarettes in the in the package on it says Surgeon General says this could kill you. And they do it anyway. So. So that's one of the chapters to the subconscious mind. I'll get to that in a second. But because you know, change is hard to change. One thing in your life is hard to change seven things is nearly impossible for some so radically, change your diet, learn to meditate. getting control of yourself, talk is super important, because you're listening, and so is every cell in your body. So meditation, and getting control of your active mind, the mind can be the master or the slave. And so, you know, we we have a tendency to externalize that our power. And when we realize that, internalizing our power gives us much more likelihood that we can have exerts something on the external world because control is illusory. So that meditation and the self talk are super important. spirituality, it doesn't matter what, but all paths lead through the divine. Whether you go to a mosque or a church, whether you're Buddhist, Dallas, there's a belief in something larger than ourselves, is really, really important to connecting with humanity and connecting to something larger than ourselves. So spirituality, all paths lead through the divine. Then, you know, life is a contact sport. None of us get out of it alive. We get nicked up along the way. And oftentimes what we do is we start repress our emotions, and repress. And we have these defense mechanisms that we paper over these things. And if we don't resolve them, if they if they remain unresolved, we shut them down into our gut. And they accumulate. And the trauma, trauma is cumulative. And at some point, if you've had enough trauma, and you haven't resolved it, you haven't dealt with it. Your subconscious mind may perceive death as a way out of the pain, and start shutting down your immune system and creating dis ease. So releasing repressed emotions super critical, then communing with your subconscious mind, our programming, we believe that our conscious mind is in control with analysis, reason, logic, decision making and willpower, but it's just the tip of the iceberg. Our programming that was instilled from zero to eight years old, is what the conscious mind measures every decision against. And if it doesn't comport with our programming, we'll come up with a rationalization. Well, I know people who smoke cigarettes until they're 100 made and die, or I'm gonna die, everyone dies, I'll be old anyway. Right. So this conscious mind will come up with a rationalization. So learning to commune with your subconscious mind. And specifically, using hypnosis and hypnotherapy. To help tweak your programming is super important, then no one has more skin in the game than you do. It's important to listen to your doctors, it's important to show up for your appointments. It's important to do your research, but you really have to be the captain of the team. It means ask a lot of questions. And even if, even if they don't want to have questions, ask even if they only want to give you 10 minutes, ask for 10 more, and get to the bottom of things take charge. You know, you're gonna have specialists, a lot of them different ones, one pokes you with a big needle one, cut your organ out one, you know, manages your ongoing care one manages the the the application of therapeutics, whether they you know, cut, burn and poison is, is what I refer to it that because these are the high percentage therapies that allopathic medicine is, is taught to administer. But you are the one who needs to be the captain and don't let anybody push you around. And finally, you got to have a reason to live. Whether it's a grandchild, a child, the book you want to ride or a garden patch, having a reason to live and not just not wanting to die, is the love part, fear is not wanting to die. And the more you concentrate on not wanting to die and the fear that's associated with it, the more likely you are so having something to live for. We all do. If you just you know, fix on something that you need to accomplish. So diet, meditation, spirituality, subconscious, releasing repressed emotions, taking charge, and having a reason to live. Those are the seven steps and I didn't make any of these up. None of them are groundbreaking. But the power of using each of them in concert, is the thing that is going to make the difference in your cancer experience. Ari Gronich 23:33 So did you find that when you were detoxing after the initial, you know, healing crisis that happens inevitably, with you know, the ups and downs of detoxification? Did you find that your mind changed? After you are already detox versus changing your mind and detoxing first? Or did they have to go simultaneously? But, you know, like, what was the major difference between before and after it just in your mindset, because I always found that for me. When I'm clean in my body, my mind is more clean. My thoughts are more clean, the things that I think about myself are more clean. And when I'm dirty in my body when I'm toxified then my thoughts are toxic. And my things are you know, right? So what did you find was at the stage in which your actions and your mind made made up, right? Because at first your actions are not going to be in alignment with your mind. We get that just get that off the shelf right at the beginning. At first, your mind and your actions are not going to be in alignment. When did you find that they became an alignment. Norman Plotkin 24:56 It's a process. So initially, when getting back Back to normal wasn't, you know, the old normal, the realization that the old normal made me sick and I needed to find a new normal that was and that's when I use the power of the mind. And so it was a will thing. And as I use the power of the my mind and opened up to new teachers and move my way into cleaner living, that then the mind, it became less of a struggle. So mind body, in concert, and you add in spirit, mind body spirit, then there's a flow, you know, we get into the flow state. And each, it becomes progressively easier. And as Dyer said, when you change the way you look at things, the things you look at begin to change. And it's, it's really is true. As I clean my by stop drinking, I started eating healthy and mindful of portions and what it is I'm taking in, and I guard my thoughts. And my self talk is always very positive. And if I catch myself, I'm not, I don't, I'm not mad, I'm not attached, I just dismiss and move on. And so you know, living in such a way it's self perpetuating. And the clean body, the clean mind, the clean actions follow and it gets easier. So then there's less resistance, you know, we resist these things, because of our programming and the conscious mind may have every desire in the world to eat healthy. And the subconscious mind is going to put up a whole bunch of resistance because it doesn't comport with the programming. And so, so it's the resistance melts away. When our mind body and spirit are in concert. But for me, it began with the will, the strong line and the will. And then as I and then as I learned, and I added the the clarity, the clean living in it aidid. The it wasn't, it was mind, it didn't have to be so strong, right? And then the actions and the resistance falls away and the actions become easier. Okay, so Ari Gronich 27:16 I'm going to, I'm going to take this back a second, you're a Marine, you have a will that's been bred into you trained into you different than somebody who's not a marine. Right? So how does somebody get that will to start? What is that like? So I always ask questions, right? So my question is, is, do I want to live? You know, do you want to live? Are you happy with your life? Do you know like, these are the kinds of questions that I would ask if and then it's like an if, If yes, then what If yes, then what if no then what? Right? So that way we break kind of it apart into little pieces. But if somebody had doesn't have that innate will and discipline, because they haven't been bred into it, like you were then what? Like, how does somebody get that? beginning? Norman Plotkin 28:20 Well, that's your that's what led me to the hypnotherapy. Because even even with my strong will, and yes, it was I had a strong will. And I was attracted to the Marine Corps because of that. And then they just upped my strong wheel game, because as you know, you're going to Marine Corps boot camp, and I'm going to I'm going to get through this, it's three months of very, very difficult intense stuff, and they train you into mental toughness. So I saw I was predisposed to it. And I, you know, I accelerated it. And here's what happened, though, let me let me tell you that you can, it can go in the other direction, I was determined to keep living. I'm going to beat the saying, you know, I'm going to keep doing I'm going to live the way I want to live. And it came back and it scared me. And I knew fear for the first time because that hardheaded thing that I was just going to Will my way through it, I didn't change. I didn't make any changes. And I knew fear for the first time in my life, kind of like this, you know, the mother of all esophageal reflux, it comes up into your mouth and you know, getting rid of that taste of fear. Right? And, and that's where that's where I needed to learn subtlety around that will, which was, you know, doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome. Well, we all know what, what Albert Einstein said about that. So there are those who need help. I've needed help, too. And getting to a place where you ask for the help getting to the place where you invest in yourself to bring in like all the best coaches have coaches. So when it came time to get serious about writing my book, I got a coach, when it came time to be serious about changing behavior, it's, you may want to see a hypnotherapist because you're worth it. Alright. And so this is that I didn't just seek a therapist, I sought to capture that modality to use it for myself and in service of others. So while we don't all have that, metal, me TT le have the mental toughness of a Marine, it is within our reach. And it's, you know, a matter of deciding whether we're worth it to. So seek that out. Ari Gronich 30:46 Yeah, I just want to say to the audience, if any of you are going through this, or any trauma, any kind of medical, emotional, financial, psychological trauma, have people that you trust, connect with them, because it is so important. This is one of the biggest lessons I always had in my own life is I wanted to do it all alone, not because I had an ego about it. But because I had a massive fear of people disappointing me taking advantage of me not treating me the way I needed to be treated, treating me the way they were comfortable treating me. And so I never asked, so I've got a brain tumor. I've had it since I was at least seven, I've been a medical mystery my entire life. And and I was raped and molested. And I mean, I was, you know, I might, my history is crazy. Let's just put it out. It's crazy, the the history that I've had. And so therefore my training was, anybody I love is going to either let me down or abused me or think of me as a burden. And so if I love you, I can't ask you for help, because I'm going to be a burden, and then you're not going to want to be around me. Right? This was the programming that I was suffering through. So I'm sure a lot of the audience members have similar kinds of questions about asking for help men, as you said, we just in general, it's not something that we're taught. It's not something that we don't have tribal living anymore, where we're taken out by the men in the tribe, on a vision quest, where you know, where we learn how to be in a tribe, tribal society, we're trained to be individuals in an individual society doing individual things. And hopefully, maybe they help the collective right. But it's not collective, designed. It's not designed for the collective. So how do we get people and an audience I'm listening, I'm talking to you, and I want him. I want Norman to talk sheet to you right now. How do we get people who are suffering? to ask for help. And the only thing that I have ever come up with is, I need you to call me not the other way around when I'm in the place of despair. Because if I'm in despair, I'm not calling or reaching out. So it's not just the asking of asking for help, but it's the loved ones offering to sit with somebody who's suffering and not trying to change them, at least for me not trying to change me or change where I'm at just sitting with me. So I know that they frickin love me, right? So for you like, what it was, what what do you suggest, especially for men, but men and women? Asking for help? How do we get them to do it? Norman Plotkin 34:07 So one of the one of the symptoms of the thyroid cancer that I had was depression. And I had a family member said, well just go outside and get some sunshine. I'm like, Oh, just go get some sunshine. Oh, of course. Why didn't I? Why didn't I think of that? I, I didn't want to ask for help. Because like, sometimes I would get crazy stuff like that. And many of us don't. My suggestion, and this goes across the board for many different things, but especially in this case, get out of your head and get into your gut. You see we have discernment. You have a gut feeling. Like we try to overthink things. And as soon as we started overthinking things for now we're going to compare it to our programming and the subconscious mind is going to derail us once again based on you know, the experiences There's a lot of, you know, a lot of folks who have that those early traumas that they have fear of abandonment, you know, these type things, and so they push people away before they can, you know, let me rip the scab off now before you do it, right. So if if we get to a place where we sit quiet and still so that I teach meditation, you know, sitting quiet, and still the beginning of the day before the 75,000 thoughts that you have every day that 90% of them are the same that were yesterday, sitting quiet, and still, you see, when we pray, we talk to our God, whoever our notion of God is, or divinity. But when we meditate, we listen. And that's when we get answers could come from God come from our higher self, or guardian angel, whatever you want to think of it as. But when we get out of our head and stop trying to steer it, and we get into our gut, and we, we open the door to discernment. I feel like crap. I don't trust anyone. I, you know, the walls are closing in. When we if we're gonna try and think our way out of it, we're gonna get into trouble. But if we go down deep into our gut, and we say to our stuff, what do I need right now? What do I need right now. And just leave that the subconscious mind, the higher self will come to answers. That friend that you can call, I was in the second round of radiation. I was sequestered for three days, because I was radioactive, couldn't let the meat into clean, I was shut in for three days. Now my marriage is failing, my kids are afraid, I waved at them through the window out in the parking lot. And to see the fear on their faces was difficult. But I had my friend john. And john and i talked, I said, john, you know, there's always been a trail has always emerged, I've always been able to see the trail, you know, I don't see a trail. And he talked me through it. So, you know, find your john. Go within and discern from a gut level. Ari Gronich 37:12 That's a really good advice. And I hope that, that the audience that's listening will take that advice, because it's so important to find your tribe to find the people that are there for you, in the darkest of your pain, let alone the light that you shine on them. Right. And, you know, I'm not a very religious person. I was raised, studying religions. And I I'm a Jewish, Buddhist, Peruvian Catholic, Native American, you know, practitioner, I mean, I practice I studied the Quran, I've studied Buddhism, I've studied Native American ceremony. And you know, what's funny about Native American ceremony, and I was thinking about this when you were talking about meditation, because I used to do a lot of sweat lodges. And in a sweat lodge, it's completely dark. It's like being in the womb, and extremely hot and uncomfortable. So the only thing that you can concentrate on is trying to keep yourself cool. And then allowing everything else to happen. But in Native American, you know, culture, they say, we want to make the ceremony as hard as possible, so that your life will be easy in comparison. And I really took that to heart when it came to considering the ritual, the ceremony of meditation, the ritual to Sarah, it's hard, it's hard to meditate, we had a Zen master, who used to go to the sweat lodge, because he said that he could get into a meditative state like that in the sweat lodge, where it would take him 20 or 30 minutes, you know, and this is a practicing Zen master for over, you know, a couple decades. And, and so, you know, I use a candle. As a focal point for meditation I use, sometimes I'll go in the shower, and I'll sit down in the shower, and I'll close my eyes and I'll just let the water pour over my head. And my meditation is anything that's not necessary. Anything that's superfluous is washing away, it's just washing down the drain everything you know, like, that's kind of my, my mantra in there. But let's, let's talk about some suggestions that you might have for somebody who's going through traumatic experiences, doesn't know how to meditate. They don't know how to take their brain and turn it into a focus on a focal point because it's so erratic. Right. So give us some, just some quick techniques for that. Sure. Norman Plotkin 40:08 Box breathing, we've covered it a second ago, five seconds into your nose, five seconds out through your mouth, five seconds into your nose, five seconds out, they teach it to Navy SEALs when they're in combat when they're in the middle of it. That's what they're doing to reset their autonomic nervous system. That's a simple one. Now. How about the Course in Miracles, it's a three volume, tome, you know, about lots of different stuff. The Reader's Digest version is this love is your birthright, it resides in your heart center. its opposite is fear. At any one time, you cannot be in love and fear at the same time. So I do regular check ins with myself throughout the day, am I coming from a place of love or fear? Fear is anger to the brain, the range of emotions that are associated with fear. You know, it's it's clear, you know, that, if it's not a happy emotion, it's a fear based emotion. So what I do is I, I teach people to have a icon of visualization, maybe it's a red rose, maybe it's a red heart, maybe it's a picture of their child or whatever it is fixed something that brings love and joy. And just visualize that in your heart center. And then fear falls away, because you cannot be in both at the same time. So these are simple exercises, breathe, bring yourself back to love. The other thing is a little more complex, but easily understood. Viktor Frankl psychiatrist, Jewish psychiatrist, concentration camp, he wrote the book mankind's Search for Meaning, and and develop the the logotherapy. But his quote, between stimulus and response between action and reaction is a space and in that space, lies your power, because you get to decide what kind of human being you want to be. Now you can be reactionary, and, and leak and bleed your power out to someone who just got said something to you. Or you can take a moment and decide who you want to be in that moment. and maintain your power, keep your power, and show up who you want to be your higher self knows who to show up as. So these are three very simple concepts that you can do. Because look at our world today. People externalizes their power to prisons, paid places and things left and right. He said, she said he did. She did. The news said the president that I mean you're leaking power to everybody. And so the notion that we can control our outer world is illusion, the outer world is illusion, the only thing that is real is your inner world. And when you take stock, and bring love into your heartspace, and define your inner world, based on your higher self understanding, this is how we maintain our sanity, and live our highest our highest possible. So this is this is five D stuff where the 3d world is dragging us down into fear. And the five D world transcends time and moves into energy. And we go there through love and compassion and unity instead of duality that transcended that individuation that connects is we're all connected. This whole thing about six feet, social distancing, this is where our heart energy picks each other up. You know, we're all connected. We can have non local experiences, where we call it synchronicity or, you know, these type of things. But we are all that tribe, that human tribe, we're all connected energetically. And we forget that and we externalize you know, we we recover ourselves out from the our humaneness. And we separate ourselves and to a dual experience. And that person outside of me said that she can you believe he said that? Oh, who cares? Who cares what anyone says? Or does, ultimately we have control of our inner world. And this is where our happiness and our peace and our humanity reside. Ari Gronich 44:29 Awesome. So I'm going to go back to something that is completely on a different topic now because i think that i think the audience has gotten this. So one of the things that you said just now is similar to what I say which is it's all an illusion. I say, we made this shit up. We can do better. That's really simple. This is Entire world, from the buildings that we see to the money that we think is so important. We created the things that we didn't create our bodies, the trees, the nature right around us, that was created by somebody else, or something else either way. But what we created is all of the systems that we live by all of the things that we think are so important that we get so riled up about as if it is the only an absolute way. So I'm going to go back to private lobbying, Norman Plotkin. And what I'm going to ask you is this, should we as a community, as a society, as people in general, try to do something about the policies and the government and the stuff that we're going through? Or should we stop trying to change the government? start changing ourselves? Because we are the freaking government? See, I think people think that this is some kind of outside entity that doesn't, you know, that's like away from the people. The government is away from the people. It's a separate entity from the people. But yet, the people are the people who make the government who make the laws, all that stuff. So this is this is where, where my questioning comes in, because I've like looked at, okay, do we want to change healthcare for the better? Or do we just want to create a new system, start as a small thing, and then put it right next to the big you know, honkin? You know, system that's ineffective? And wait, wait, wait for people to show up and say, Oh, hey, I like that one better, right? Or should we go through that lobbying and that policy change in order to force it to force the change, or let it happen organically. And that's for it doesn't matter if it's medicine or agriculture or systems right. Then Norman Plotkin 47:33 I used to believe you know, and the power and the power to influence and, and to develop policy. We have devolved into a quagmire, it's, the system is broken. There is no real distinction. The parties are the same. The corruption is across the boards. We the organic approach is far better. But look, we've been asleep. We've been entertained by television, and movies, and sports, and all of these things that really don't matter when we've been asleep, and we've left it to someone else. And while we'd love to do someone else, you know, the fox is guarding the henhouse. And now, all the hens are dead. Right, and all we have left is the boxes in the henhouse. And so it's time to wake up. But you know what, with all with this year, this year, we all began with vision boards and resolutions to have our own personal 2020 vision. But you know what? It wasn't about our personal vision, it was about humanity's vision. And so the whole COVID thing, this is waking people up, television will never be the same. Hollywood will never be the same. Sports will never be the same. Our government will never be the same. This is the this is a year I used to think you know, as we transition from Pisces, which was you know, patriarchal and duality, dual conflict into Aquarius, which is energy, feminine unity collaboration, I thought it was going to be rainbows and unicorns. But let's face it, any transition, any transformation is more like the subduction zone of a plague tectonic event, right? And so that's what we're seeing. It's happening, whether we like it or not, and so many of us are awakening many of us and so. So, I lead the weekly meditation of a group of folks who come because what, what do we know we know there are studies the Maharishi effect that when people get together and collectively meditate, they can reduce disease, they can reduce crime, there are non local impacts were from collective action, and so many of us are waking up into this fifth dimensional thing where love is in our heart space compassion for our fellow human beings, who cares about this, this pop culture stuff that has absolutely zero to do with anything but to lull us into asleep. And so whether we like it or not, it's happening. And when enough of us when we get to critical mass will lift the others who may or may not be aware of it. And institutions are changing. And at you know, as our social institutions and political institutions, the change must come from ourselves first, and we must open our eyes and become aware to the illusion and the corruption. They we weren't minding the store, while big banks are just robbing, you know, they're in bed with the politicians, the banks, corporations, I know, all of my worldview was destroyed this year. You know, I'm really glad I had the opportunity to help my parents in 2018 transition. Because I'm glad they didn't see this world, they grew up in a different world. My dad was in World War Two, my mom, you know, the depression, she taught me how to cook with very little more than bacon grease, and flour, and I can make all kinds of stuff. So you don't mean I'm glad, I'm glad they transition, they live long lives into their 80s and 90s. I'm glad they didn't see this because it's ugly and nasty and brutish. But on the other side is amazing. And what we what we have to do is keep loving our heart space. Ari Gronich 51:33 Right? I think it's absolutely necessary, what we're going through. I'm a little bit disappointed that it's taken us a little longer than Thomas Jefferson said, when it comes to the revolution, you know, 25 years, should be a revolution every 25 years. So I'm, you know, disappointed that that's taken us longer, and that we don't really pay attention too much. One of the people I was talking to said, you know, the thing is, is that people have created this, this world in which you have to be active 40 hours a week, minimum 40 6080 hours of work, and they don't have time for public service. They don't anymore, they don't have time, because both parties have, you know, family, both husband and wife are working. And so nobody has any time anymore, to pay attention anything other than survival. And when I hear somebody say I'm woke, or he's woke or we're woke, but they're not. And you know, I'm like, I i get i get the the thought of, I'm woke but there's 70 million people who thinks that they're woke up on one side, and another 70 million who think that they woke up on the other side, and none of them get that none of them are woke yet. Like they're not, they're still just preaching the same storyline that either echo chamber is uttering versus their own storyline based on their own beliefs, because they can't have their own beliefs anymore, because they've been programmed their beliefs based on their echo chamber, which is typically social media or news or whatever that is that they watch, right. And so, I look at this because, you know, as a hypnotherapist as a as a somebody who is well trained in the subconscious mind in the places that we don't like to go. Right. My question, Is it is it possible without massive destruction, which is typically what happens before a transition into something more beautiful. You get a fire before a forest is fertilized right? Is it possible at this point without massive destruction? To get people back to a place where critical thinking, nuanced thinking, common sense? Looking, you know, and being an active participant in our government, in our politics, in our society, in our block, I mean, you could go out my street, and nobody's hanging out on the block anymore. You know, I'm sure that that's happening all over the country, lock parties aren't happening, communities aren't getting together. Is it possible without massive destruction to get the subconscious mind to shift that drastically in time for what we need in order to shift this or is it just going to be played out as it plays out? Norman Plotkin 54:49 Well, it will play out as it's meant to be. And if we try and rush it, there's a great there's a great Chinese concept that Chinese Tao is concept of Wu Wei, it translates in not action, but it's not non action. It's no action until the action is right. And then when when you wait till the time is right, then you act in flow. And it's amazing, right? But if we rush, if we force, if we cajole, you're going to have a perverted outcome. So we wait until the time is right. And so it's going to be, we're watching it now. It's happening now it's crumbling around our feet. It's like the tower card and Tarot, it, but what the great what people miss in the Tarot tower card is the laser like focus with which we emerge, you see, so newspapers have been dying a slow, agonizing death for 10 years. And it's being sped up now. And so to is the news, what we consider the nightly news that or the even the 24, Seven News, it's devolved into a food fight. And it will not survive the current, it will not, it will not survive the current. And so you'll, democracy in America, written by Alexis de Tocqueville in 1832, he marveled at Americans propensity to associate, we associate it all. So when, when to your, to your point about people are too busy, both parents are working, there is enough time to do what we want to do. We you can tell what's important to people by how they organize their life. You see, all the jabber in the world doesn't mean amount to a hill of beans, if your actions are showing something completely different. So there is enough time to do what's important to us. And as we, as we emerge, there's going to be some pain. And we're in the middle of the pain. It's not a pleasant time right now. And but people are awakening to the notion of that they've been asleep. And that, because they've been asleep, the the autopilot has flown us in a very bad direction. And we've abdicated our responsibility to people who are crooks, basically, who don't have our best interests in mind. And so there it will emerge through our association. So maybe it's maybe we identify with a certain group or, you know, this, but not what I'm not talking about is identity politics, what I'm talking about is, is things that you'd like to do. And so and you and you hang out with other people who like to do it, and this has been a thing about Americans since the beginning. And so it's through our associations that we will unite and, and emerge with a different with a different perspective, and a different way of going about things. I'm not sure what it's going to look like, I'm kind of excited to see. But I don't think we can rush it, nor should we. And I would I think if we remain with that, that gut feeling that that intuition, that that discernment, and have our heart space is filled with love. That's, that's our job. You see. And when enough of us do it, collectively, we'll write our course. Ari Gronich 58:28 Right? So you know, my, here's my suggestion to people in the audience, whether you're a church group, whether you're in a men's group, women's group, is this association, friendships, things like that. I'm going to give you a challenge. The challenge is to find five people other than yourself. Figure out what you guys are all passionate about equally. And then create a plan for how to actualize that. So I have a friend, her passion is to stop child trafficking. That's her passion. She's got a nonprofit, she's an amazing person. And she has collected a few people around her who also have that same belief, and then they've gone out to start making changes, right. But once you have that group of five or six, my next challenge is to find another group of five or six that have the exact same passion, maybe different skill sets, but the exact same passion. Connect with them and combine Efforts versus having to have the ego of being the only one who's doing it's getting the credit for making that change or making that shift. Because, to me, the thing that is, and it's a challenge, because it's so difficult for people to do this, I want the credit, they want the credit, he wants to credit, who cares who the credit gets, as long as child trafficking is gone, right? As long as bullying is done, as long as you know, we're not poisoning the water anymore, right? So get people you don't want you know, poison in your in your food. Okay, get five people, and then have them get five people and then have to get five people and create that passion together. That's my challenge. We've been we've been at this conversation a while. I'm enjoying myself tremendously, actually. And Unknown Speaker 1:00:58 as am I, Ari Gronich 1:00:59 I love these conversations. Do you have to go anywhere? Do you have any meetings? No. Okay, good. So lobbying. I just want to finish this before we go back to, you know, the other part. Politicians, you've had dealings with them all, all of them believe that they are. That they're the Savior, that they're that they're a good in the world? Right? nobody feels like they're the ones that are causing the policies, they think that the policies that they're creating are for the benefit of society, right. So you've been around them a lot? Is it malicious? Or is it just a matter of belief? That may not be optimal? Is it malicious for money? Is it you know, or is it just ignorance of, of factual reality? What is it Norman Plotkin 1:02:09 it's some are corrupt every fiber of their body. Most are people who were popular in school that they networked heavily. They, they believe in the right thing. And they're asked to, to, to serve. And that's how it's done. And most of them arrived, bright eyed and bushy tailed. And it doesn't take long before they're believing their own press releases, and the self aggrandizement. You know, power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely. You know, we've created a professional corps of elected officials, who get very used to entitlement. And if they only learn grace, you see the self justification melts away in the face of grace. But they are all about self justification, they're doing the people's business now. Now, I'm, you know, the end justifies the mean, because, you know, I'm helping people. Well, you're helping yourself first. I mean, this whole entitlement thing, this professional class of politicians, it's, it's toxic, and they, they believe they're good people. But in order to survive, it requires corrupt action. If to look the other way, you have to, you have to subordinate your own beliefs and your own conscience for the party and the cause, and the money and the highlight, it's just, you know, it's corrupt. And it's both sides. And, you know, every two years I would campaign and I'm like, it's gonna be that we're gonna win this time. It's gonna be different. Whenever they get in, they play the game, Ari Gronich 1:04:16 right? So as a Marine, and I'm, I'm bringing it back to this. Because I've had a lot of friends in the military. One of my close friends was a POW for five years in Vietnam, and ended up in prison for 15 years thereafter because of police brutality on him. Mind you, he you know, he learned how to do OPM really well in in Vietnam. So you know, he wasn't perfect, but he led a team of five men into Cambodia. And just You know, an amazing human being. But when I used to talk to him, I would ask him the question, is this the country that you fought for? And so I'm going to ask you as a marine. Because there's a lot of military people who who might listen to this, and I want, I want them to have a voice. Because I've dealt with a lot of VA, I've worked at the VA and LA, PTSD work a lot of deep emotional release. So is this the country as a marine that you fought for? And if it is, or if it's not? What about it is or not? And how do you see service in the military, or for any government position, whether it's Peace Corps, or charitable work, or whatever, as a place where we can come back to creating a country that would be worthy of fighting for. And I'll just preface it with one more thing, if I remember, because it was just on the tip of my tongue. But if it's worth fighting for what needs to happen now, so that our military members who are sacrificing everything can feel in their hearts like they're doing this, not for the paycheck, not that it's much of a paycheck. But they're doing it for a country that's worth fighting for. Norman Plotkin 1:06:55 If you've traveled the world, you know that there are people who are dying to get here. That hasn't changed. The ideals that this country was founded on are still the ideals that this country was founded on. We've been asleep and allowed gangsters to take over. And it is the country that I wrote a blank check for up to an including my life for it's the country that my father served in World War Two for well we need to do is return to the sense of belonging that the greatest generation didn't need to be taught. Unknown Speaker 1:07:47 We, Norman Plotkin 1:07:49 we've become selfish and distracted and asleep. And as a result, we've lost our way. The corruption, I mean, the pay to play, you know, I, I could go into details. But you know, everyone has their own politics, if we get if we devolved into politics, you're gonna offend somebody, and but, you know, the pay to play, and it's on both sides. But that that has severely tarnished our institutions. And it's based on greed. And the back to the notion of power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. So there are millions who have served, and they continue to serve, you know, part of part of the problem is geopolitical dynamics. You know, we made a deal. In the 70s, we went off the gold standard. And petroleum was traded in the dollar. And in order, and what does that do? What do we get for that, that strengthens the US dollar and our currency is strengthened, because the world trades in it? But what did we have to put up for that we had to put up our military and become the top of the world to trend to safeguard the transportation of petroleum? Right. And so people? Ari Gronich 1:09:24 I don't think a lot of people know that. That was the beginning of of that it was also the end of the draft, which is the other question I had for you, which is, I believe that we should have some form of public service be mandatory, whether it be a draft, whether it be you know, Peace Corps, whatever. I believe that some kind of service when you're 18 1920, you know, in those that age range ish area, in order to teach people reteach people about service to their fellow man. Norman Plotkin 1:10:02 Totally agree. You know, I hated every minute of the Marine Corps. But I wouldn't trade it for the life of me. And I, maybe I didn't hate every minute of it. But you know what I mean? It wasn't, it wasn't the most pleasant Ari Gronich 1:10:17 knowing, oh, it's not. But how many people do you still know that were your brothers back then? Norman Plotkin 1:10:23 There's a handful, and we're tight. And, and even if I didn't know them, then all they got to know is that they were marine. And it did. That's all it matters. But and listen, when I when I got out, and I and I went into the, into the professional working world, my suit was pressed, my shoes were shined, my hair was cut, and people walk with a bearing that people recognize immediately. I didn't need to tell people that I was prior military. It just you could just tell. And it behooves me immensely throughout my career. I believe a national service of some sort doesn't have to be military. But so, so many people like to learn how to be a man or a woman, for that matter, you know, a little sewing kit. I sew buttons, I get the self sufficiency that goes you know, from is Ari Gronich 1:11:24 I, I found it really fascinating. That Gillette, and this single use razor was a military requirement for all soldiers in World War Two, because they needed to be able to shave because their their helmets and their things weren't fitting on them properly, like the gas masks and stuff. And so they had to have a shaving kit, it was required part of the gear. You know, it's not how much is good. Norman Plotkin 1:12:01 Do you know that I have, I shave every day, not very much. But with my Gillette track to that it was issued to me in the Marine Corps boot camp, it still works. Anyway, it's kind of funny. It's It teaches you how to adult. And, you know, it's a lost art. So I think, you know, we could benefit immeasurably from it. Ari Gronich 1:12:25 Awesome, thank you so much for that I I know, I kind of go on these conversations off the tangents in here and there. But I do that because I actually don't want it to be just an interview, I want it to be a conversation that can uplift that can, you know, put a fire under somebody's asked that can make them know that there's actionable things that they can do to change their life today. I mean, so many people feel so hopeless, helpless. I know, in my life, suicide was always an option. I had 28 friends commit suicide in my life. And that was always an option. My brother asked me once why I believe in God, I said, because if I didn't, I'd be dead. Because if I didn't believe that there was something higher than me, I wouldn't believe that there was a purpose for me. And therefore there's no reason to experience the amount of pain that I've had to experience in my life. Right. And I know that that's not an unusual way of looking at life right now. That especially during some of these times, there's been such a spike in the mental illness and abuse in the house in suicide and all these things. And so, towards the end of this conversation, I just wanted to lead it back there because I want people to have tricks and tools and tips and things that they can do to make their life better, to make their communities better to make the relationships more rich and vibrant and lively. So that suicide is not even in their consciousness as an option. Because they always know there's somebody out there to help there's some kind of hope, some kind of thing that they could do. And so I wanted to bring it back there and I want you to just talk about that a little bit. You know, as a subconscious, mindfulness healing coach person, I know that that this is some of the stuff you have to deal with every single day. Love. Norman Plotkin 1:14:53 Love is our birthright. Love is God energy. Love energy equals God, energy, whatever, by whatever name you call God, the divine. Having love in your heart space is your birthright. It's why you're here. And so, so often people wonder, why am I here? Why? These are all lessons, we're here, we signed up our soul. souls are eternal. We live we are eternal souls living a temporary biological existence in this very dense frequency that's known as Earth, an emotion that lives here and people, souls come here to learn about emotion, because this is the only place that exists in the universe. And so each of these things are a lesson. I often find myself when I'm in my next embarrassing moment, let me learn the lesson quickly. And, you know, what's, where's the lesson? Let me learn it quickly find the lesson, learn it quickly move on to my next embarrassing moment. But as long as we see it that way, you know, I mentioned earlier about the, the email I got from the guy who read my book and, and credited the book with, you know, having five months of chemo holiday, and I, I asked myself, why did I get cancer? Why, why me? at all, this is great live, I thought that was great. Like, why did I have to get cancer, what's the meaning of the cancer was to push through to find my true essential purpose in life, to be in the service of others using the power of the subconscious mind, leading with love. And when I realized that the message of my cancer was to pull me out of a cesspool, and put me into a loving space, helping others, when people leave my office, they float out of here, feeling that and that is that lifts me up. That's, that's my reason for living. And so the, the pain of the cancer, emotion, emotional and physical. The fear was to direct me to my essential purpose to my soul's purpose. And once I realized that I stopped asking why. Why did this happen? Well, it was a lesson that I needed to learn and look when I learned it. I think goodness, I did. And I did I learned it, and it brought me to my soul's purpose. And so when you see that, the pain is a lesson. Then you dedicate yourself to learning what is the lesson here? making a game? Now it's a game, what is this pain? teaching me? What What should I learn so that I can move to the next lesson? That's what life is. It's a series of lessons. And if we get hung up on one, and give up, then what is this is what leads us to what's the purpose of life? Well, you forgot what the purpose of life was, you forgot that it's a series of lessons. So get in the game, and learn the lesson and move on to the next one. It may be painful, you may skin your knees. It may hurt your feelings. But do you know your life? And you do then what's the lesson here? Let me learn it quickly so that I can move on to the next lesson. That's why we're here. We're here to learn lessons so that our souls can evolve. If you get hung up on this is painful. You missed it, there's a lesson. And you missed the point of life. And when you remember, if you just fix in your mind that the point of life is to be here and to learn lessons and for our soul to grow and expand. And in so doing it expands others by our example. Right. And so it's in
You guys have made my episode on Marrying Millions the most listened to episode so far. I thought why not make a sequel episode discussing season 2, what we have seen so far. I would love to hear from you about your thoughts on this season of Marrying Millions. Season two brings back Bill and Bri as well and Gentille and Brian, as well as bringing 5 new couples to the mix. Can someone please tell me what is on Gentille's right boob?!?!?! I'm dying to know what is going on with it, I hope she's ok, but I need more info. I hope everyone has enjoyed this new season of the show, I also hope that there will be another season. On this week's podcast we discuss the show and the couples that decided to share with the world their love for someone not in their wheelhouse, and others featured on the show. Will we ever find out why Bri's mom was in the big house? If Kathleen will continue to be her snobby self? If some couples will get some sense and get out of the relationship? Or realize that things are over and have been for quite some time? Will we see a funeral at some point, or at least someone getting prepared for one just in case? I hope you enjoy this sequel episode just as much, or hopefully more, as you enjoyed the first. Millionaire Cocktail (liquor.com): 2 oz Bourbon 3/4 oz Grand Marnier 1/2 oz Fresh lemon juice 1/2 oz Grenadine 1/4 oz Absinthe or pastis 1/2 oz Egg white Garnish: Grated nutmeg Add all ingredients into a shaker and dry-shake (no ice) to let the egg white foam up. Add cubed ice and shake vigorously for about 5 seconds. Double-strain into a pre-chilled coupe glass. Grate nutmeg over the drink. Drinking Game (letsplayadrinkinggame.com): I was surprised to find a drinking game, but this focuses on season 1, so I trimmed some of the rules. Enjoy! Someone talks about who “wears the pants” It’s questioned whether someone is in it just for the money (extra sip if the word “golddigger” is thrown around) A friend or family member has reservations You see a housekeeper or personal chef One of the millionaires says they’ll take care of everything Someone shops for a ring or dress Bill acts controlling over Bri Bri says something logical and down-to-earth Gentille talks about family Brian acts like a 12 year old in a 48 year old’s body (anyone else remind of Tom Hanks in Big?) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/linedrunk/support
This episode of Forever Midnight is Bri Bri's choice and because he's never seen it, and he has a hankering for a hunk of creature, he has selected 2007's "The Mist" for the gang to watch. Like many of our collective all-time faves (Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile), this is a Frank Darabont-directed adaptation of a Stephen King story, so what possibly could go wrong? Spoiler Alert: Josh thinks, "nothing" and Jef thinks, "everything"... let's see if there's anything either of them MIST the first time around? Darabont brings his A-List cast of thousands to the grocery store and lets loose more mistical monsters than you can shake your misticles at in this early CGI creetch feetch: The Mist!
Bri Bri and Danii get political and almost break-up, and once again talk about dying. Danii shares to everyone some tragic news that happened recently about her family. 2000's fashion was ugly. So if you guys got confused on the last part of the episode we have it posted up on our Instagram, go follow @bribirndanii.
Make sure you eat before you listen to this weeks episode you might end up hungry but Take a listen to why Bri losses her shit over her undying love for her favorite restraunt.
Ever been left at Chuck E Cheese as a kid, or escaped from your parents at Target. Bri Bri and Danii talk about there stalkers. We might be arrested after this podcast... wish us luck!!!
Brianna aka @BriBriFresh A poet who I had to break the ice with on many subjects. Her practice in reiki healing, vivid poetry, & take on enjoying being somewhat vulnerable on social media peaked my interest. Inviting her to the hangout was well worth it, she talks her unapologetic deep thinking mindset in the written version with her new book called "Duel" that she breaks down in the lyric form. A unique, quirky guest I hope to have return very soon, enjoy M.O.E.
This Earth Day, consider how you could "get yourself in order," to be a better steward of the planet. The Kogi are one of four indigenous tribes who live on Sierra Madre in Colombia. They have a rich oral history which has been passed down verbally from generation to generation for thousands of years. The Kogi culture remains intact as they were not conquered by the Spaniards during the colonization of Colombia. They seek to live in harmony with nature, and to steward the earth responsibly. In Tinamaste, Costa Rica, I was able to sit and listen to a teaching from a Mamo of the Kogis. A mamo is a spiritual leader who has undergone life-long training in Earth stewardship, some spending up to 36 years of their life in a cave. The mamos are bringing their knowledge down from the mountain to share with other first nations and little brothers in service of the planet. In this episode you will hear Mamo Atillo's message, spoken through a bridge (interpreter), named KandyMaku. The message is in Spanish, with translation to English. Before the message, I have included a conversation between myself and India, who translated from Spanish to English at the talk in Tinamaste. We discuss the Kogi people and their cosmology, and the journey they are on to speak to people around the world and help activate certain points in order to raise a healing for the planet that is suffering from destructive human activity. India is indigenous from the matriarchy Bri-Bri tribe, from the mountains of Talamanca on the Caribbean side of Costa Rica. She is co-founder and COO of Imiloa Institute, an intercontinental institute for the education and advancement of humanity. Imiloa is hosting an Earth Guardian Training from June 4-14th, 2020 where the Mamos will introduce initiates to sacred consultation techniques and reactivation principles, already within the energy grid of our Mother Earth. For more information and to apply, visit https://www.imiloainstitute.com/earth-guardian-training/ To watch a documentary about the Kogi called Aluna: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftFbCwJfs1I
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This week we’re welcoming Money & Life Coach Bri Firestone back for Part 2 of how our money mindset relates to our Enneagram type! This is the 7th episode of our #EnneaNewYear series! Rebel Heart Nation — we’re going even deeper through the Enneagram this week and we couldn’t be more excited! This week we’re digging into types 6-9! We’ll be using #EnneaNewYear as our hashtag for this series, so as you learn about yourself, discover your number and dig in deeper, use this hashtag so we can share and learn alongside you! Bri is the founder of The School of Betty — a platform that empowers women to create better relationships with their money, time, and energy so they can build financial freedom and lessen stress. WHAT BRI IS ALL ABOUT: As a Certified Life Coach, Financial Education Instructor, Brianna is an expert in teaching personal finance that is fun, approachable, and easy to implement. Brianna’s expert advice has been featured in Real Simple, Mind Body Green, The Financial Diet, Reader’s Digest and Business Insider, and on the popular lifestyle blog and podcast, PaleOMG & PaleOMG Uncensored. Brianna believes everyone is one good habit away from living a badass life. If you haven’t listened to our first episode with Bri — run, down walk. She joined us back in Episode 66 to talk about Managing Your Money, Time, & Energy https://www.rebelheartradio.com/podcast/episode66 This week’s episode is full of real talk around how our core fears & desires impact our relationship with money. We chat about… ✨ how your core fear & core desire effect your money mindset ✨ your “money type” ✨ gifts and challenges for each type ✨ words of wisdom within your type Connect with Bri: Bri on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/theschoolofbetty The School of Betty [Bri’s Website + Blog]: https://www.theschoolofbetty.com/ Episode Show Notes: www.rebelheartradio.com/podcast/episode92 Submit a Question for the Podcast! https://www.rebelheartradio.com/ask/ Connect with Cassie & Gen on Instagram: www.instagram.com/rebelheartradio
Introducing the only two comedians from North Carolina to the podcast, Dejahzh and Alex! I thought I'd put them both on since they're both from the same stupid state and already knew each other. We talk about a lot of things, they do pretty much all the work in this episode and I just say "yeah" a few times. Episode topics:Intro to Alex Garretson and “Dejahzh” Hendrik,My “podcast voice”,Open mic hosts always mis pronouncing Dejahzh,Long not that funny open mic story from Alex,“Mr Direct” comedian,Alex stole Dejahzh's line for his molesting bit,Ari's Kobe tweet,Mr and Mrs Direct show,Kobe's accusation/Mamba mentality,Alex's badminton past,Alex's Jamaican nanny,Ronny Chang gave us Coronavirus,Ally Wong water breaking special,“Nanette”,“Mooky the Magician” NC comic,Comics with stage names,My amazing come back to Alex,My Gun to my head hilarious bit,My penis question segment,“Girls we had sex with” podcast,Podcast names,Dejahzh childhood girlfriend that fell and nearly died, but then did die years later,Asian comedians,White guy fade = nazi,CVS Tiki Torch racist accusation story,Being ‘canceled',Pete Davidson eyepatch guy SNL apology,Comics randomly getting serious in their set,My penguin and dolphin love experiences,Pansexual Koalas,God is punishing Australia,Asian people wearing hazmat suits,“Did you hear that?” “I did hear that.”,Epstein's egg penis,Dejahzh doesn't let his body tell him what to do,Dejahzh can't have milk cause he's a p***y,White people become black in the summer,Getting nervous before sets/standup,My process,Naked comedy shows,Alex and me always nervous and never excited before a set,Stock riffs you do after the comic before you,The “trump is a n****” open micer bit,Obama's playlist,Hillary's hot sauce horrible pandering comment on the breakfast club,Obama saying the n word,Me confusing Larry Wilmore with Obama,My warmups of saying the n word before the podcast,Can asians or other minorities say the n word? Saying the n word “with confidence”,Dejahzh goes through every asian race and whether or not they get “the pass”,Dejahzh loves talking about “the pass”,Alex “doesn't see color”,Alex discriminates by the shape of skulls,“Sunduckers” - white people,No good slurs for white people,The new odd couple sitcom with Dejahzh and Alex,Shows being cancelled too soon,Roseanne's tweet and forgiving people for stupid tweets,Ambien makes people racist,“Women are the n words of the world” John Lennon/Yoko Ono's song,My eyes are always open?Redbox vs streaming,Alex's weird body,Saying a comic's “nice” or “fun” instead of funny,Brian vs Bri Bri,Alex and Dejahzh terrible plugs
This week we’re welcoming Money & Life Coach Bri Firestone back to dig into how our money mindset relates to our Enneagram type! THIS ONE IS FIRE. This is the 6th episode of our #EnneaNewYear series! Rebel Heart Nation — we’re going even deeper through the Enneagram this week and we couldn’t be more excited! This week we’re digging into types 1-5! We’ll be using #EnneaNewYear as our hashtag for this series, so as you learn about yourself, discover your number and dig in deeper, use this hashtag so we can share and learn alongside you! Bri is the founder of The School of Betty — a platform that empowers women to create better relationships with their money, time, and energy so they can build financial freedom and lessen stress. WHAT BRI IS ALL ABOUT: As a Certified Life Coach, Financial Education Instructor, Brianna is an expert in teaching personal finance that is fun, approachable, and easy to implement. Brianna’s expert advice has been featured in Real Simple, Mind Body Green, The Financial Diet, Reader’s Digest and Business Insider, and on the popular lifestyle blog and podcast, PaleOMG & PaleOMG Uncensored. Brianna believes everyone is one good habit away from living a badass life. If you haven’t listened to our first episode with Bri — run, down walk. She joined us back in Episode 66 to talk about Managing Your Money, Time, & Energy https://www.rebelheartradio.com/podcast/episode66 This week’s episode is full of real talk around how our core fears & desires impact our relationship with money. We chat about… ✨ how your core fear & core desire effect your money mindset ✨ your “money type” ✨ gifts and challenges for each type ✨ words of wisdom within your type Connect with Bri: Bri on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/theschoolofbetty The School of Betty: https://www.theschoolofbetty.com/ Episode Show Notes: www.rebelheartradio.com/podcast/episode91 Submit a Question for the Podcast! https://www.rebelheartradio.com/ask/ Connect with Cassie & Gen on Instagram: www.instagram.com/rebelheartradio
Carlos Ávila (BH, 1955) é poeta e jornalista. Publicou, entre outros, Bissexto sentido, Área de risco e Anexo de ecos (poesia); Poesia pensada (crítica) e Bri Bri no canto do parque (infantil). Foi, por quatro anos (1995/98), editor do Suplemento Literário de Minas Gerais. Foi também Assessor para conteúdos da Rede Minas de Televisão, editor do caderno de cultura do jornal Hoje em Dia e colunista da revista eletrônica Dom Total. Participou de mais de vinte antologias no país e no exterior, entre elas, Nothing the sun could not explain – 20 Contemporary brazilian poets.
On today’s episode Jessica hosts Applied Archaeology International’s Bobby Bearheart (Ojibwa), Tess Lynston (lineage of Yampa and Bri Bri, Iszaac Webb (Wadandi), Genevieve Carey, and Dave Guilfoyle during their cultural exchange road trip across the US Southwest. We also talk about a previous cultural exchange trip in Australia. An interesting conversation looking at the similarities and differences between the US and Australia, including NAGPRA and repatriation, as well as how we can all work to improve cultural heritage management wherever we are located. LinksApplied Archaeology InternationalCreations Curations facebook pageGrave Injustice by Kathleen Fine-DareContactJessicaJessica@livingheritageanthropology.org@livingheritageA@LivingHeritageResearchCouncilLyleLyle.Balenquah@gmail.com
On today's episode Jessica hosts Applied Archaeology International's Bobby Bearheart (Ojibwa), Tess Lynston (lineage of Yampa and Bri Bri, Iszaac Webb (Wadandi), Genevieve Carey, and Dave Guilfoyle during their cultural exchange road trip across the US Southwest. We also talk about a previous cultural exchange trip in Australia. An interesting conversation looking at the similarities and differences between the US and Australia, including NAGPRA and repatriation, as well as how we can all work to improve cultural heritage management wherever we are located. LinksApplied Archaeology InternationalCreations Curations facebook pageGrave Injustice by Kathleen Fine-DareContactJessicaJessica@livingheritageanthropology.org@livingheritageA@LivingHeritageResearchCouncilLyleLyle.Balenquah@gmail.com
In Episode 66 of Rebel Heart Radio, we welcome Brianna Firestone! Bri is the founder of The School of Betty — a platform that empowers women to create better relationships with their money, time, and energy so they can build financial freedom and lessen stress. WHAT BRI IS ALL ABOUT: As a Certified Life Coach, Financial Education Instructor, Brianna is an expert in teaching personal finance that is fun, approachable, and easy to implement. Brianna’s expert advice has been featured in Real Simple, Mind Body Green, The Financial Diet, Reader’s Digest and Business Insider, and on the popular lifestyle blog and podcast, PaleOMG & PaleOMG Uncensored. Brianna believes everyone is one good habit away from living a badass life. This episode is full of real talk around managing your money, time, and energy. We chat about… ✨ common money fears + blocks ✨ swapping out budget meetings for money dates ✨ common links between budgeting & dieting that don't work ✨ changing your money mindset ✨ being in a relationship with your money ✨ connecting money with your self confidence, energy, and emotions ✨ enjoying life while on a budget ✨ practical actions to begin taking control of your money Episode Show Notes: www.rebelheartradio.com/podcast/episode66 Submit a Question for the Podcast! https://www.rebelheartradio.com/ask/ Connect with Bri: Bri on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/theschoolofbetty The School of Betty [Bri’s Website + Blog]: https://www.theschoolofbetty.com/ Connect with Cassie & Gen on Instagram: www.instagram.com/rebelheartradio
It’s tax day. What would a future with minimum basic income do to deal with taxes in a world of abundance? A case for Brick and Bri Bri. Wooly mammoths back to life (kinda)! Got something weird? Email neshcom@gmail.com, subject line “Weird Things.” Picks: Andrew: How I Built This Brian: An Economist Walks into a […]
Debating a controversial track for the upcoming album, which comes out in one week! Get on the mailing list NOW NOW NOW at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum so we all pre-order it at the same time next week. Plus, which actors are good now and the magic Mount Rushmore. I mean it, join the dang email list at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum
Debating a controversial track for the upcoming album, which comes out in one week! Get on the mailing list NOW NOW NOW at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum so we all pre-order it at the same time next week. Plus, which actors are good now and the magic Mount Rushmore. I mean it, join the dang email list at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum
Debating a controversial track for the upcoming album, which comes out in one week! Get on the mailing list NOW NOW NOW at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum so we all pre-order it at the same time next week. Plus, which actors are good now and the magic Mount Rushmore. I mean it, join the dang email list at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum
Debating a controversial track for the upcoming album, which comes out in one week! Get on the mailing list NOW NOW NOW at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum so we all pre-order it at the same time next week. Plus, which actors are good now and the magic Mount Rushmore. I mean it, join the dang email list at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum
Debating a controversial track for the upcoming album, which comes out in one week! Get on the mailing list NOW NOW NOW at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum so we all pre-order it at the same time next week. Plus, which actors are good now and the magic Mount Rushmore. I mean it, join the dang email list at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum
Debating a controversial track for the upcoming album, which comes out in one week! Get on the mailing list NOW NOW NOW at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum so we all pre-order it at the same time next week. Plus, which actors are good now and the magic Mount Rushmore. I mean it, join the dang email list at http://bit.ly/nightattackalbum
Bri Conley is the founder of No. 14 Boutique in Lawrenceville, one of the few shops bucking the trend of “The Death of Retail”. How? By establishing great relationships with clients, staying on top of fashion trends to offer a distinct selection, and masterfully utilizing Snapchat and Instagram to create demand. In this conversation, Brianne explains how she used Snapchat & Instagram stories to drive demand, what she felt like the market was missing when she opened her store, and how she’s blending ecommerce with in-store experience. Never miss one of our best episodes by subscribing to the newsletter. Bri’s Challenge; Show up in person to get what you want. Connect with Bri Bri’s Instagram No. 14’s Instagram Facebook Website If you liked this interview, check out episode 295 with Nisha Blackwell where we discuss her handmade bowties business and episode 305 with Wendy Downs where we explore the blending of ecommerce and physical retail. Underwritten by Piper Creative A digital agency that provides strategy, delivery, and analysis specializing in a few key service offerings. Documentary-as-a-Service (Vlogging 2.0) Instagram Content Production & Account Building Podcast Production, Strategy Consulting, and Guest Acquisition If you aren’t creating or curating content regularly, your clients and customers might forget you’re open for business. YouTube Instagram Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast | PodBay
This week, Ben and Brian talk about three weird things! Listen here!
Ep 049 – Special guest tonight comedian Kristin Anne Seltman. No Brianna tonight, poor girl had a incident. what happen to Bri Bri?? Find out next week. Arty and JR do their Sly Stallone impressions. JR talks about how his local neighborhood liquor store tried to pull a fast one on him. Arty talks about his West coast adventure and how he was double down on hotels, re-enacting scenes from the movie “Sideways”, Portland strip clubs and visited the Full House house. Jr talks about he doesn't tip. The gang talks about the use of air penis pumps and do a little Florida Crime news. We also have a whirl wind report with Adam Mallett
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