Podcasts about Bridging

Is obsession a good thing? In today's episode I am sharing some thoughts on the incredible life of Cam Hanes and what he teaches us about commitment to something that we find deeply important and that can give our lives a deep sense of meaning and purpose. Cam Hanes is a remarkable human and in this special episode I explore why I think we are all created with the potential for a magnificent obsession and how doing what we most love can inspire and encourage all those around us. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Watch the Youtube version here: https://youtu.be/-X8lPOP2Meo (https://youtu.be/-X8lPOP2Meo) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

Travis Voss is the Leader of Innovative Technology at Helm Mechanical, a large mechanical contractor based in Freeport, Illinois. His role is unique for many construction companies, acting as a liaison between developing new technologies and his coworkers. He keeps his eye on the promising ideas of today and works with the field teams at Helm to adopt technology that can push their effectiveness further. The second half of his job is traveling and attending industry conferences to learn about the newest technology and build relationships with vendors and partners.   Reach out to Travis on https://www.linkedin.com/in/travis-voss/ (LinkedIn), visit https://www.constructiondorks.com/ (constructiondorks.com), or check your preferred podcast platform for more episodes.   Episodes are sponsored and produced by Isaiah industries, a manufacturer of specialty metal roofing systems and other building materials. Learn more at https://www.isaiahindustries.com/ (isaiahindustries.com). This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

In today's episode, Mellissa is speaking with Joanna Lindenbaum, who teaches master-level facilitation and coaching skills to coaches, healers and speakers so they can respond powerfully & effectively to the issues their clients bring to them. Come listen as they discuss how coaches can go deeper, to help their clients get more profound results   Here's what we discussed in today's episode:  What are the results you can get in business when you go deeper Bridging the worlds between the analytical and the profound How to be certified in sacred depth Connect with Joanna Lindenbaum: Website : Facebook : Instagram

There are some truly simple things we can do on a daily basis that can make a huge difference both in our own lives and the lives of both loved ones and complete strangers. When we get trapped in unproductive states we can quickly end up with low mood, low energy or worse. In today's message I explore one simple approach to life that can make a massive difference. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Watch the YouTube version here: https://youtu.be/8nseWX0oWRk (https://youtu.be/8nseWX0oWRk) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

Today on Bridging the Gap. we'll see Gideon in a real predicament - his army of three hundred against thousands of Midianites. Let's let pastor Lloyd take it from here.

In recent years I have begun to consolidate some of the major lessons that I've learned over the last three decades on the personal development journey. One of the single most important things you can do to move your life forward is simply to begin to take constant daily action. No matter what challenges, limitation or obstacles you face the fastest way to make a shift is simply to begin to take action. In today's episode I'm going to take you on a deep dive into the power of action and why it matters for you right now. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Watch the Youtube version here: https://youtu.be/_rJP_1eQ940 (https://youtu.be/_rJP_1eQ940) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

None of us goes looking for hard times but when they come there is always a hidden opportunity. In a victim centred and blame obsessed culture we need a reminder that life is actually tough. It's never going to be rainbows and unicorns all the time. In today's message I take you on a deep dive into the truth about life and how even the hard times can help us grow and develop and become more rounded, resilient and succesful people. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Watch the Youtube version here: https://youtu.be/e7_twEtwKPE Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

Modern human experience is increasingly 'atomized'. The bonds of family, community and belonging that once defined society have been deeply impacted. Late stage capitalism also seeks to break people down into individual purchasing units as that makes it easier to market to them. All of this means that our sense of duty and care for each other has never been under more pressure. That's why, in today's message I want to talk with you about the crucial importance of the lost art of duty and why it still matters. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Watch the Youtube version here: https://youtu.be/ESKPIxotJD0 (https://youtu.be/ESKPIxotJD0) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

Check out Randal Wallace's podcast and entire site: http://www.randalwallace.com/ We talked about Watergate at 50 and the character of Richard Nixon on Alex Garrett Podcasting

Check out Randal Wallace's podcast and entire site: http://www.randalwallace.com/ We talked about Watergate at 50 and the character of Richard Nixon on Alex Garrett Podcasting

Today we have the designer of gmoney's famous filter and the Head of Innovation at Publicist Media, Keith Soljacich. Back in 2021, he was a media strategist by day, working with AMEX, Disney, and PlayStation. At night, Keith was a degen, working with CrytoNovo to bring NFTs to life. His innovation experience mixed with his passion for the digital world drove him to lead the strategic integration of emerging technologies & platforms bridging brand experiences to the metaverse. Most recently, he has been a part of ushering Samsung into the web3 space and creating a unique path for Pizza Hut to embrace utility uniquely. He's here to discuss all that plus the current trends in the market and where NFTs go from here. Timestamp 0:00 - Intro 1:18 - Designer behind gmoney's ape filter 4:24 - Keith's background 9:18 - Taking Web2 skills to the Web3 universe 12:46 - The battle between AR vs. VR 16:30 - Reactions to Keith's article back in 2021 18:49 - Bridging brands to web3 successfully 23:35 - Samsung and Pizza Hut Web3 case studies 31:32 - How these brands have changed over time 34:38 - Why now is the best moment to learn and invest in Web3 36:39 - Why free minting is important for the industry 40:58 - The best way to distribute your NFT 44:50 - What's your Favorite NFT #NFT #blockchain #web3

Have you ever found yourself procrastinating in life because you've waited for some kind of sign or confirmation that never came? There are times when we can avoid taking the necessary action because we think we need some kind of cosmic message that tells us when to move forward. In today's message I want to talk with you about the need to just take action and keep moving ahead even when you're not sure. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) See the Youtube version here: https://youtu.be/S8gaoDin8Iw (https://youtu.be/S8gaoDin8Iw) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

In this SuperfastCPA reviews podcast episode, you'll hear how Mike started using SuperfastCPA along with his Becker review course. As he said, having SuperfastCPA as a supplementary tool gave him the advantage to pass for FAR. Important LinksLearn our “ultra-efficient” CPA study methods here: https://www.superfastcpa.com/study-secrets/ Enter the free podcast giveaway: https://www.superfastcpa.com/enter See CPA score release dates here: https://www.superfastcpa.com/cpa-score-release-dates/ How to study for the CPA exams: https://www.superfastcpa.com/how-to-study-for-the-cpa-exams/ Episode Timestamps00:00 Mike Paone Interview 05:30 Mike's CPA Journey 08:48 Bridging the Gap Using SuperfastCPA 11:17 His Daily Study Routine 12:32 Studying on the Weekends 16:06 Flashcards and Note Taking 18:38 Actual Day of the Exam 22:08 Tips for Those Who are Still in the Study Process FULL EPISODE PAGE: https://www.superfastcpa.com/how-mike-used-superfastcpa-with-becker/ Learn the SuperfastCPA Study Approach, Free You'll hear me mention the SuperfastCPA study process multiple times in this episode.  What we teach our customers is how to have a 2-hour main session each day where you can get more done than someone studying 4-5 hours the "normal way".  We cover this in our free "study trainings", which are 1-hour webinars where you'll learn exactly what to do when you sit down to study so that you can 1) move through new material faster, 2) understand and retain it better, and 3) spend less time in front of your review course WHILE getting better results. Register for a free session here: https://www.superfastcpa.com/passnow OR, just text PASSNOW to 44222 and we'll text you back a link to the training. This is one hour that will literally save you months of time and frustration from trying to figure this stuff out on your own, so register for a session today! Register for a free session here: https://www.superfastcpa.com/passnow

This week's episode of The Defender's Advantage Podcast kicks off our new monthly series, Skills Gap, which focuses on thoughts, ideas, and initiatives for narrowing the skills gap in cyber security. Our host Chris Campbell was joined for this conversation by Mandiant's John Doyle, Principal Consultant, and Matt Shelton, Director of Technology Risk and Threat Intelligence, to discuss talent and bridging the skills gap. The guests share their tips and resources for those interested in getting into the cyber security space and discuss what they look for when interviewing potential members of their teams. Follow John Doyle at @_John_Doyle and Matt Shelton at @mattjshelton. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to The Defender's Advantage Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts!  Additional Resources Read the blog, “Introducing the Mandiant Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) Analyst Core Competencies Framework”: https://mndt.info/3sQVU1gLearn more about Mandiant's mWise Conference: https://mndt.info/3NeX7XQ Check out Mandiant's career page to learn about employment opportunities: https://mndt.info/3NcOblJ

News for the Soul - Intuition, Empowerment, Inspiration & Beyond (646) 595 4274 Welcome to the BTR Edition of NEWS FOR THE SOUL: Life Changing Talk Radio from the Uplifting to the Unexplained. NFTS was launched in January 1997 as a positive news newspaper in the Vancouver, B.C. area in January 1997 by journalist Nicole Whitney. Over the years, NFTS evolved into the NFTS RADIO NETWORK ::: Find all of todays NFTS show listings here: http://www.newsforthesoul.com/shows-page/todays-show

No matter how far you go in life the problem of self-sabotage will never be too far away. What is this mysterious and powerful force that can cause so much havoc and destruction in our lives? In today's episode we explore the fundamental mechanisms of self-sabotage and how they can hold us back. No matter who you or where you are in life you need to be aware of this powerful internal process and what you can do to recognise and overcome it. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Get the Youtube version here: https://youtu.be/WmLjgG-GIPg (https://youtu.be/WmLjgG-GIPg) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

Andy & John discuss the Government Accountability Office report that was recently released.  The report makes recommendations for the nation's strategy on bridging the digital divide and bringing broadband to all.

In this episode, you'll also hear:How Devin got his start in ministry at the age of 16The unique approach Devin's ministry took – and why it resonated with the youth who needed it mostWhy younger and older generations need each other to reach their full potential How Devin learned to write with his authentic voice, even though it meant rejecting advice from friendsDevin's advice on moving forward to become the person God has called you to beBe sure to read all the way to the end for important links and information!We all want to be successful. But what if we're not being authentic in our pursuit of success? To be clear, being inauthentic doesn't necessarily mean compromising your Christian values and beliefs – rather, think about those times when you pretend to be someone that you're not, because you think it's going to help you get further, open doors, or make people more receptive to your message. Yes, we all want to be successful, but the danger in chasing success is that sometimes we can lose sight of who we are in the process. So it's important to stay authentic, especially in the work that we do, because that's when our true passions come out and when God can use us the most powerfully. As Devin Schubert has learned, the best thing you can do to impact more people and transform more lives is to stay authentic to who God called you to be. Of course, sometimes that means it's going to rub people the wrong way. But if you can stand strong and stay true to who you are, your personal life, your business, and your ministry will show the world what God is capable of doing through you. An “Out-of-the-Box” Call to MinistryDevin is what you might call an “out-of-the-box” person. When he was 16 years old, there were many things he could have been doing, but instead he chose to answer God's call and step into ministry. According to Devin, it all started with something a youth pastor said to him: “Devin, you are a leader. And right now, you get a choice to either lead for good or lead for bad. And what you're doing right now is you're leading everybody away from Christ, because everybody's watching you during youth group.”Those words hit home. And, upon experiencing a personal encounter with God, Devin understood that it was time for him to fulfill his calling as a leader for Christ. To do that, he started up a middle school youth ministry, because one didn't exist in his church at the time. But instead of focusing on teaching biblical knowledge, Devin focused on building relationships.“That's really what started this out of the box,” Devin explains. “People wanted to draw in based on the relationships and not just based on, you know, ‘What is God doing?' Not just, ‘What is the Bible teaching?' But instead, it was really living a lifestyle of ministry through relationships with other people.”Devin has a great point. After all, think about the ministry of Jesus – His model of discipleship was all about relationships! And through this kind of relationship-based approach, Devin's ministries were able to grow exponentially fast, bringing in as many as 70 teens at once who were hungry and thirsty for God. Not Traditional, But Desperately NeededIn Devin's experience, everyone has a hole inside of themselves that they want to fill. And understanding what the teenagers of his day were trying to fill their desires with inspired him to go to those people instead of trying to get them to come to him. Since Jesus went to people instead of expecting them to come to Him, Devin did the same, taking his ministry to skate parks, concerts, and people's homes. “The people that were coming to the ministry weren't the church folk,” he says. “We were sitting outside. They were smoking their cigarettes. They were doing their skateboarding things. But you know what? They were reading the Bible. They were coming to know the Lord. They were getting baptized. And lives were being changed.”It wasn't the traditional model of what many of us expect church to be, but Devin followed the example of Jesus in creating a family atmosphere, and it drew people in. However, it also caused some churches to reject his ministry, as well as to reject the people he was ministering to. One church even gave him an ultimatum to work with the teenagers in the church or to leave his position there. Devin chose to leave, and a week later, God provided an opportunity for him to gather not 70, but 200 teenagers in the local YMCA for a night of games, five-minute testimonies, and – most importantly – forming relationships. “People really wanted to join together,” Devin explains. “They needed family. People wanted this relationship, because some of them didn't have moms and dads and real relationships – people that really cared about them. And so, when we really just love people where they're at, Jesus can do whatever He wants with that.”Bridging the Generational GapBecause Devin is so focused on relationships, he's passionate about building bridges between people, and especially people from different generations. He recalls a time when God placed this passion in his heart and prompted him to speak about it to a gathering of church leaders who were all older than he was. Although Devin didn't know what he was going to say when he heard God telling him to grab the microphone, as soon as he started speaking, the words came pouring out in a lamentation for the ways people of older and younger generations have caused each other pain. “The Lord told me, ‘This is your calling. This is an assignment that I have in your life: to connect the younger generation to the older generation as the bridge,'” Devin recalls. “Because if the older generation doesn't have somebody to pass on their wisdom and revelation, they don't have a legacy. And if they don't have a legacy, then they die with all that revelation and wisdom inside of them. And what good does that do?”These two groups – older and younger generations – may be in different “camps,” so to speak, but they need each other in order to thrive. The older generations can pass on their wisdom and experience to help younger people grow and avoid making the same mistakes, and the younger generations can take what older generations began and breathe new life and energy into it. As Devin has seen, it takes a willingness on both sides to open up to each other and learn from each other, despite how they may have been hurt in the past. “Just because somebody else burned me doesn't mean that the next person is,” Devin concludes. “I have to give them that same opportunity as I gave the last person, and the same opportunity I'm going to give the next person.”Be Authentically YouDevin's book, Authenticity Today, also came as a result of a direct prompting from God. When Devin obeyed God's command to “sit down and write,” he didn't know what he was going to write. But he did it anyway, and as God gave him the words, he wrote the entire book in a matter of 48 hours. “I just went into this flow,” he recalls, “and it was just like I was in this different realm. I was in this different dimension of just releasing everything that was inside of me that needed to get out, that I knew people needed to hear. And it just drove me to not give up until I didn't have any lead left in my pencil.”Once he had the book written, however, he wasn't sure what to do next. He sent it off to a few friends to get feedback, and though they loved it, they also suggested making a lot of edits. Devin spent a long time making those changes, only to realize he was contradicting the very words he'd written. He'd taken a book titled Authenticity Today and rewritten it into a voice that wasn't his own – that wasn't authentic to him. So he threw out the edits and returned to his original manuscript. “I made a few edits here and there of the normal grammar-type stuff,” he says. “But I left it the way that I talked, because the Lord said, ‘If you're going to talk about being authentic, be authentic.'”However, despite knowing that his message had come from God, Devin admits he felt nervous to put it out there. Then, in the midst of his fear, he received a word of encouragement that inspired him to move forward. “You're being authentic,” God reminded him. “You're not trying to be anybody else – be you. The way that I created you was good enough.” The assurance helped Devin remember that his identity is from God, not from how other people respond to him. And because he continues to share his authentic message, even when some people don't respond positively, he continues to minister to people who really need to hear that message. It's an important lesson for us all: when you try to appease everyone with your message, it ends up being so general that you miss the people you're specifically called to minister to. But when your message is clear and authentic, it naturally draws in the people who need to hear it. Becoming a “Gravedigger”In addition to writing and speaking, Devin also works with people to help them discover and embrace their identities through coaching. And this part of his ministry began with a miraculous healing from the Lord. At the time, Devin's physical condition was such that he'd been given three months to live. But after an encounter with Jesus, he spent those three months being completely, miraculously healed. And he also received a new name that he didn't fully understand: “Gravedigger.”Once he had been healed, Devin learned what it meant to be a Gravedigger. His God-given task now was to help people dig their hopes and dreams out of the grave and speak life into them so they could fulfill their God-given purposes, too. More specifically, Devin helps leaders get to the next level of who they're called to be. “I don't believe that leaders should be looking for followers,” he explains. “I believe that real leaders should be looking for leaders to be built up around them to be able to pass them up. That's how we leave a legacy.”Currently, Devin works with people ranging in age from 13 all the way up to 70, believing that no matter how old or young you are, if you have a calling from God, not only do you have a responsibility to fulfill it, but you also need people to support and assist you in fully stepping into that calling. The World Needs Your Authentic VoiceAs Devin's story teaches us, the way to truly fulfill your calling is to be authentically you, even if that means embracing the parts of you that are outside the box of what is considered “normal” or even “acceptable.” You don't need to change your message or your style. In fact, you need to lean into it! God wants to use your unique voice. Whether that be in writing or in speaking, there is a hurting world that needs you, specifically. You are the only person that can reach them.So how can you embrace who God has called you to be? Devin shares two important reminders to meditate on. First, he reminds us that although Jesus always met people where they already were, He never just left those people there. So we should do the same: meet others – and ourselves – where they are, love them there, but then bring them along into who God has called them – and us – to be.Second, Devin emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries and staying focused. “If you want to have progress in your process, you have to focus,” he says. “The only way you're going to get there is by focusing… And that means that you're going to set a boundary so you can get done what God has called you to do. And so saying ‘no' is just the next step closer to God's ‘yes.'”  BIO:Devin believes that the key to your ministry's success is a constant connection with the Holy Spirit. When you are tuned to the Holy Spirit you will always be on the right path. Devin thoroughly enjoyed being a youth pastor and certified John Maxwell coach, speaker, and trainer. He is also a certified coach and speaker through Kingdom Builders Academy. With two decades of experience in both ministry and social work, high fiving kids and watching them grow spiritually gave him life. However, he struggled to utilize his gift in connecting with people to transform lasting change until the Holy Spirit brought his true identity into focus. Now, he equips and activates believers across the nations. He helps them regain hopes and dreams they have lost. He has worked with hundreds of ministry leaders creating a safe place to communicate their heart without judgment. His burning passion is to see leaders be authentic and effectively bridge the gap between younger and older generations. Helping people Arise and Shine, writing their stories of the transformation Jesus did in their lives!Devin has three adopted children, is an avid hunter, and enjoys living in the Midwest. GET CONNECTED:Website: www.legendaryleadershiptoday.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/devin.schubert.520/

Today we are thrilled to be re-visiting an episode in which Dr. Carolyn Strom joined us to talk about the neuroscience behind reading and literacy. As Dr. Strom notes, when we look at the brain science around reading, we're not wired for reading in the same way that we're wired for spoken language. Therefore, as we discuss, in order to learn to read, we have to help our kids wire their brains by teaching them the basics of the letters and sounds. And as Dr. Strom details there is a very specific way to teach that is aligned with what we know about how the brain organizes complex information. Dr. Strom further details evidence-based instructional methods to support reading. We also discuss the role of sound recognition in relation to dyslexia.   Dr. Strom is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Literacy at NYU's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. Her work is focused on bridging the divide between scientific research and instructional practices. Currently, she is leading an initiative with early childhood educators and families called 'Cortex in the Classroom.' This work focuses on the practical application of reading research and on the development of new instructional media for supporting early reading. Dr. Strom graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania, has a Master's degree from USC in Reading Education and a PhD from NYU. To learn more about Dr. Strom and her research please visit: https://carolynstrom.com/  https://twitter.com/carolyn_strom

Guest: Joseph Trujillo FalcónBilingual communities across the country are at a disadvantage when weather warnings are issued because the current infrastructure does not adequately translate the weather terminology into Spanish. Some progress has been made in recent years, but there is still a long way to go. Our next guest on Weather Geeks, Joseph Trujillo Falcón, is working to bridge the gap between weather warnings and bilingual communities…See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Monica Guzmán and Daniel Acosta-Rivas share intimate stories about growing up in their respective Hispanic contexts and the diversity of the Hispanic world. They offer riveting insights on why the Hispanic community is underrepresented in organizations like Braver Angels and why Venezuela's population may, shockingly, be less divided than America's, illustrating the unique power of its approach to bridge-building.  Daniel, originally from Venezuela, currently lives in Washington, D.C. and works for Stand Together. He is a recent graduate of American University, where he founded the Students for Free Expression chapter. Mónica Guzmán is the director of digital & storytelling at Braver Angels and the author of the bestseller I Never Thought of It That Way. Twitter: @braverangels, @moniguzman, @AprilALawson  

In a culture that has elevated victimhood to a fine art many people have learned to find a reason for their failures or poor performance. So many people simply blame circumstances or others for whatever they fail to achieve. However, a small number of people have learned that no matter what the external circumstances may be they take a radical responsibility for their lives and the effort and energy they bring to every worthwhile goal. If you want to build a new level of success in your life then the first thing to fix is this; you need to take total responsibility for your internal standards and remove all blame from external conditions. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Find the Youtube version here: https://youtu.be/Nlt_PV_FYzk (https://youtu.be/Nlt_PV_FYzk) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

Did you know you can measure your life expectancy by taking a short quiz about childhood experiences? Depending on the score, your lifespan either increases or decreases by 20 years!  Advances in science have found a link between Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE), and poor physical and mental health later in life. This distinction has been difficult to prove, but thanks to Dr. Vincent Filetti's dedication to studying this phenomenon, we can make a correlation between traumatic events from our past and chronic illnesses that manifest in adulthood.  In this episode, Neurosomatic Intelligence Coach, Jennifer Wallace, and Elisabeth Kristoff from Brain Based Wellness, discuss the link between childhood trauma and illness later in life in hopes of shedding light on how trauma stored in the body can cause, sometimes fatal, health issues. In this conversation, Jennifer and Elisabeth recount their own ACE scores and how it has affected their health and lives as a whole, as well as tools based in applied neurology to allow for self-regulation to help heal trauma stored in the body.   These adverse childhood experiences change the physiology of the body and mind which lead to higher risk of obesity, addiction, and other harmful maladaptive behaviors that are bad for overall health, and lower life expectancy.   When we understand the root causes of our health issues, we are more equipped in finding solutions and tools to help heal ourselves once and for all. Tools that are discussed in this episode have been proven to help not only Jennifer and Elisaeth in their healing, but many others who have used applied neurology for their benefit. Listen in for more information! .     Topics discussed in this episode:   What are ACE test scores Obesity study by Dr. Vincet Filetti Pinpoint maladaptive behaviors related to past traumas Bridging the gap between trauma and illness What a dysregulated nervous system looks like Learning tools on how to regulate to reduce chronic stress Basics on applied neurology to help heal once and for all!   Go here to get your free videos now:    https://brainbased-wellness.com/register/free-subscription/ Work with Jennifer:    https://linktr.ee/traumarewired   Get 25% Off a Private Coaching Session with me FREE 1 Year Supply of Vitamin D + 5 Travel Packs from Athletic Greens when you use   My exclusive offer: AthleticGreens.com/Rewired   Work with Elisabeth:   Get in on Elisabeth's exclusive Free Video Training - her proven step-by-step system to ZAP stress, RESOLVE anxiety, STOP pain, DROP unwanted behaviors and MAGNIFY clarity and focus.    It's easier than you think. If you can watch a video, you can heal your nervous system.    Go here to get your free videos now:    https://brainbased-wellness.com/register/free-subscription/   Connect with Jennifer:   Instagram   Connect with Elisabeth:   Website   Instagram   Facebook

The 26 year old Commonwealth Games Lightweight division debutant took up boxing just four years ago, while balancing a job as a make up artist.

Financial brands are becoming self-aware of their need to embrace digital, but a vast majority of them still feel they're falling behind. Craig McLaughlin, Chief Executive Officer at Finalytics.ai, feels they missed a golden opportunity during the pandemic by failing to ready themselves for digital transformation. The data they need to reach the next stage of digital growth is right at their fingertips; they simply need to leverage it. Join us as we discuss: - Findings from Finalytics' 2022 Credit Union Digital Maturity Index Report (1:46) - Opportunities to empower change and align culture (15:46) - Bridging the knowledge gap with training and education (26:38) Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast: - Craig McLaughlin - Finalytics.ai 2022 Credit Union Digital Maturity Index Report You can find this interview and many more by subscribing to Banking on Digital Growth on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or here. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Banking on Digital Growth in your favorite podcast player.

So, what do we do when we have identified our goals, got clarity on the underlying drives that motivate us and recognized the obstacles that lie in the way? In this final part of our four-part series on the WOOP GOAL SETTING METHODOLOGY we discuss how to draft the actual plan we need to execute on our goals and get ourselves m,moving forward. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

Michael Quartey and Lukas Bruell, founder and co-founder of Eczodex, join the show this week to riff on how Eczodex is enabling investors to unlock more returns with traditional investments through DeFi (decentralized finance). This episode of MoneyNeverSleeps is sponsored by Philip Lee, one of Ireland's fastest-growing corporate law firms and expert advisors at the heart of the Dublin and London start-up, fintech and crypto communities. Eczodex are the ninth of the founding teams forming the Launchpool Web3 Techstars Accelerator Class of 2022 that we've got on the show in the lead-in to Demo Day in Dublin on June 30th. In this episode, Michael Quartey and Lukas Bruell talk with Pete Townsend and Eoin Fitzgerald about: – How their backgrounds uniquely prepared them to bring Eczodex to life – How Eczodex will bridge real-world assets into DeFi – Enabling yield enhancement strategies for real-world investor – Connecting the Eczodex vision with the realities of the crypto markets – Breaking down the problem for individual investors HIGHLIGHTS: Michael Quartey on the intersection of experiences that led him to the Eczodex idea: “I always was an entrepreneur at heart. I always had this ambition of not wanting to make my way up the corporate ladder. I always wanted to do something. So even a couple of years into my graduate job [with CSC Financial Services, now DXC], I was thinking of ways in which to build a business. At the time, it was an eCommerce startup that I was working on with my brother. “And similarly to now, the market crashed, and then we had the dot.com bust. We weren't as far advanced as we are with Eczodex right now, so at the time, my brother and I decided to stop. That led me into contracting and I built on the skills I had learned through CSC to work for over 20-plus years in the financial services space. “Once I understood what was going on with decentralized finance, I had this epiphany where I realized how much better the infrastructure could be, how much more efficiently things could run using all of the innovation of blockchain technology and decentralized finance. That's one of the sources of inspiration behind Eczodex. “The other [source of inspiration] is just down to my own inadequacies as an investor, specifically with stocks. Over the years I've experienced the highs and lows of investing, and that was another spark behind this idea of trying to find a better way to invest in products with more predictable return patterns. “Once I realized that there were many crypto projects also trying to address similar issues around risk and volatility, I started reading their whitepapers. I realized that not only are there other people trying to solve similar problems but there's all this amazing innovation going on. Why not look at this space more closely and try to build something here?” Lukas Bruell on his entry point into entrepreneurship and meeting Michael Quartey at the University of Cambridge: “I wanted to build a venture and gained my first experience by setting up a research venture with my roommate helping students understand what's happening in financial markets. Planning that as a business, we just literally aimed to solve a problem. We did that by concisely publishing reports about M&A deals and found that we helped a lot of people. “That was the first time where I realized there is an incredible opportunity to solve problems out there and there's nothing more exciting than doing that. “I then realized that I wanted to be an entrepreneur for sure. When I got to Cambridge, I saw the incredibly powerful nature of crypto to an even greater level. I was interested in crypto for a while, I was reading about it, and investing in crypto a bit, but I certainly wasn't involved in building ventures in crypto. “But then I met Michael, and he had an initial draft of the Eczodex solution, and I also met a lot of people in the Blockchain Club in Cambridge. That's when I started to dig deeper and deeper, went dow...

It's easy to create goals but what do we do when we encounter major obstacles? In PART 3 of our four-part exploration of Dr. Gabrielle Oetingen's WOOP goal setting methodology we explore how to clearly prepare for the obstacles and challenges that will come our way on the journey. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

This week on Bridging Philly we honor the history of Juneteenth. We invite Tamara Staley, President of The Philadelphia Juneteenth Family Inc, and Cornelia Swinson, Executive Director of The Johnson House as they both give us a little history lesson on the federal holiday. Our Newsmaker of the week is Nikki Powerhouse, an LGBTQ community Philly poet and author of color who advocates for POC through her plays. Hear about her recent break out play I AM. Our Philly Rising Changemaker highlights Bilal Qaayum as he speaks on his work in the community honoring Father's Day and Juneteenth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

None of us have too much trouble articulating what it is that we really want from life. However, there is a deeper level to our desires that is a crucial step in bringing them into our lived reality. In today's episode we move on to Part 2 of Gabrielle Oettingen's WOOP goal setting strategy. It's time to explore what lies behind the attainment of the goals that matter to us. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

Did you know knitting sparks creativity and provides mindful rhythmic motions resulting in a more positive state of wellbeing?Our guest, Kristen Lambert, is the creative visionary behind the knitwear brand Third Piece.Third Piece started as a passion project for Kristen after being drawn to the uniqueness of a hand knit scarf with which she immediately responded, “I need that!” What started as a side hustle soon transitioned to something more when the buyers of Henri Bendel and Bergdorf Goodman along with dozens of boutiques came calling to carry Third Piece. For the next few years, Kristen learned the ins-and-outs of textiles, fibers, and manufacturing, pop-ups and eventually opened up a brick-and-mortar retail location.While recruiting the talent to craft each handmade piece, Kristen connected with the most inspiring women that wanted to knit Third Piece designs and work with the brand. Each woman had a unique experience of what knitting meant to her. Inspired by these passionate stories, Kristen expanded Third Piece into DIY Knit Kits and began teaching thousands of people how to knit.To learn more about Third Piece please visit: https://thirdpiece.com/Please follow and engage with Kristen and Third Piece via the following social channels:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thirdpiece_/ and https://www.instagram.com/kristenmlambert/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kristenmlambert and https://www.tiktok.com/@thirdpieceLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristenmlambert/ and https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-third-piece/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheThirdPiece/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheThirdPieceThank you for carving out time to improve your Founder Game - when you do better, your business will do better - cheers!Ande ♥https://andelyons.com#bestyoutubechannelforstartups #knitwear #sustainablefashion https://twitter.com/AndeLyonshttps://www.facebook.com/StartupLifewithAndehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/andelyons/ https://www.instagram.com/ande_lyons/ https://www.pinterest.com/andelyons/ TikTok: @andelyonsANDELICIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTSBlack Girl Ventures Pitch Program – Apply to pitch at https://bit.ly/bgvpitch by July 1stArlan's Academy: https://arlansacademy.com/Visible Hands Latinx Founders Fellowship: https://vhlx.visiblehands.vc/Scroobious here: https://www.scroobious.com/ANDELICIOUS RESOURCES:JOIN STARTUP LIFE LIVE MEETUP GROUPGet an alert whenever I post a new show!https://bit.ly/StartupLifeLIVEAGORAPULSEMy favorite digital marketing dashboard is AGORAPULSE – it's the best platform to manage your social media posts and presence! Learn more here: http://www.agorapulse.com?via=ande17STARTUP DOX Do you need attorney reviewed legal documents for your startup? I'm a proud community partner of Startup Dox, a new service provided by Selvarajah Law PC which helps you draw out all the essential paperwork needed to kickstart your business in a super cost-effective way. All the legal you're looking for… only without confusion or frustration. EVERY filing and document comes with an attorney review. You will never do it alone. Visit https://www.thestartupdox.com/ and use my discount code ANDE10 to receive 10% off your order.SPONSORSHIPIf you resonate with the show's mission of amplifying diverse founder voices while serving first-time founders around the world, please reach out to me to learn more about making an impact through sponsoring the Startup Life LIVE Show! ande@andelyons.com.STREAMYARD OVERLAYS AND GRAPHIC DESIGNNicky Pasquierhttps://www.virtuosoassistant.co.uk/Visit Nicky's CANVA Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...

There have been so many advances over recent decades regarding the processes that can help us to set goals that have a much greater chance of success. In this four-part series we explore the work of Doctor Gabrielle Oettingen who developed the WOOP GOAL METHODOLOGY. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

Michael Quartey and Lukas Bruell, founder and co-founder of Eczodex, join the show this week to riff on how Eczodex are enabling investors to unlock more returns with traditional investments through DeFi (decentralized finance). This episode of MoneyNeverSleeps is sponsored by Philip Lee, one of Ireland's fastest-growing corporate law firms and expert advisors at the heart of the Dublin and London start-up, fintech and crypto communities. Eczodex are the ninth of the founding teams forming the Launchpool Web3 Techstars Accelerator Class of 2022 that we've got on the show in the lead-in to Demo Day in Dublin on June 30th. In this episode, Michael Quartey and Lukas Bruell talk with Pete Townsend and Eoin Fitzgerald about: - How their backgrounds uniquely prepared them to bring Eczodex to life - How Eczodex will bridge real-world assets into DeFi - Enabling yield enhancement strategies for real-world investor - Connecting the Eczodex vision with the realities of the crypto markets - Breaking down the problem for individual investors LINKS: Connect with Michael Quarteyand Lukas Bruell and learn more about Eczodex on LinkedIn Follow Eczodex and Lukas Bruell on Twitter Episode title inspired by ‘Money Maker' by Ludacris and Pharrell Williams Leave a review and subscribe on Podchaser| Apple Podcasts | Spotify| Google| Overcast Check out our MoneyNeverSleeps website Follow MoneyNeverSleeps on Twitter Follow Eoin Fitzgerald on Twitter Follow Pete Townsend on Twitter Get in touch at info@moneyneversleeps.ie --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneyneversleeps/support

Over the last decade, a growing list of digital assets have been available to trade on exchanges around the globe, as policymakers work to keep pace with the fast-moving industry. It's estimated that there are currently up to 500 in operation, each with its own platform, geographical reach, and operating in a unique regulatory environment. And while these platforms may end up looking more and more like their traditional market counterparts, existing exchanges should also benefit from new competition and sources of innovation. In this episode of The Money Movement, Jeremy is joined by Brett Harrison, President of FTX.US*. *FTX.US is a Circle customer They cover:

This week I have Gillian Martin, an MSP for Aberdeenshire East in the SNP. She is the founder of the Aberdeen/Aberdeenshire branches of Women for Independence and is on the podcast today to talk about the enterprise gap in Scotland and the UK, her experience in running a business and what we can do to help bring change to the current gender gap in self-owned businesses.

We all find ourselves under time pressure. It seems to be a very common human experience. But what if the issue is not so much lack of time but something else? If you think about it, every human on the planet gets exactly the same amount of hours each day. So how do we explain how some people experience amazing results in life and many don't? Sure, there are many factors that condition what we can achieve but in today's episode we explore a fascinating insight from Zig Ziglar who suggests that are biggest challenge may not be time but rather an issue of focus or direction. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

When life is tough we often wish that things were easier. It's the reason the lottery business exists. It's very human to wish that our hardships could suddenly vanish and our lives could suddenly move forward in the ways we had always hoped. In today's message I share a great quote I came across in my recent reading of a book from Donald Miller. It echoes an insight from the great Zig Ziglar who would often say, "Don't wish that things were easier, wish that you could be better!" Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

Let us look at Jesus. He loved us so much that he took on the common identity of a common man and enter into the earth among sin and corruption. Bridging the gap between us and heaven. Taking his life's experiences to formulate the everlasting directive that we know as the Holy Ghost. The Holy Spirit is the most thoughtful and priceless gift that we will ever receive. He gives us access so that we can pattern our mind after the mind of God. Excepting God's gift of the Holy Spirit allows us to embrace our primary assignment. First, please, subscribe, in your preferred app, to partake in freshly released anointed prayers and receive Spiritual insight. All honor and glory belong to the most high God for he is worthy of the praise. Acknowledging on today that God is mighty and all situations, circumstances and sicknesses. Petitioning the throne of grace on today to move on our behalf, and to raise us up higher than the cares of this world. Presenting the ones who stand in need of a touch from God or a washing in the blood of Jesus. #Sara #Anona #Harmani #EvangelistGarvin #Leisa #SpriggsFamily #Calvan #Power&Praise #GrannyCovington --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ravenia/message

April Ballestero is a leadership expert and the founder of One Light Ahead, a coaching agency that helps business leaders shine at their brightest. With two decades of coaching experience, April knows exactly how to help business leaders achieve their full potential and become more effective, more energized and more enthusiastic in their interactions with their teams, clients, families and communities. What you will learn in this episode: The foundation of WHOLE & BRAVE as it is introduced in Slaying the Onion What it means to “bridge a communication gap”  The opportunity to use defensive responses as a chance to deepen your connections How to approach difficult conversations as you work to build your bridges The benefit (on both sides) of slowing down the conversation to take a breath or collect your thoughts Some simple, practical ways you can begin framing your conversations to set your relationships up for success Resources: Website: https://www.addressingtheelephantintheroom.com/ (https://www.addressingtheelephantintheroom.com/) Website: https://www.onelightacademy.net (https://www.onelightacademy.net) Start Your Journey with One Light Ahead: https://onelightacademy.net/start-your-journey/ (https://onelightacademy.net/start-your-journey/) Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/addressingtheelephantintheroom ( https://www.facebook.com/addressingtheelephantintheroom) and https://www.facebook.com/onelightahead/ (https://www.facebook.com/onelightahead/) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aprilballestero (https://www.linkedin.com/in/aprilballestero) Twitter: https://twitter.com/onelightahead (https://twitter.com/onelightahead) and https://twitter.com/ballestero (https://twitter.com/ballestero) Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/one.light ( )https://www.instagram.com/one.light.ahead/ (https://www.instagram.com/one.light.ahead/) Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoLPfjJ6bDG_ml5d8ya9r6 (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoLPfjJ6bDG_ml5d8ya9r6) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp

One of my all time favorite speakers would often say, "Energy flows where attention goes!" It was a simple reminder that where we place our attention can make major differences in our experience of daily life. It's worth remembering that modern media and advertising generates most of its revenue by encouraging you to focus upon all that is wrong with the world. In today's message I want to remind you that you can also chose to make different decisions about where you place your focus. These daily decisions can make all the difference. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

Our medicine is rooted in the understanding that mind, body, and spirit are integral parts of the whole – reflective of each other and inseparable in human experience.. The tools and perspectives of East Asian medicine invite us to attend to holistically healing mind-body-spirit by mediating between worlds with focused intent. We at times journey beyond the veils of rationality and time—navigating between the seen and unseen, ancient wisdom and modern technology, the ordinary and non-ordinary reality, the magical and scientific. This therapeutic bridge between the irrational-mystic and rational-material may seem novel to mainstream Western thinking, but it has long been understood by indigenous people through shamanism. In this conversation with Sean Fox, we traverse the world of shamanism and how it connects with our work in the clinic. How it can be a bridge between time and reality. We explore how we can use physical sensing and guidance from non-ordinary reality to intentionally set up spaces for healing. We also touch on the role of the fascia network in Chinese medicine, the connective threads of synchronicity, the power of voice, and cultivating trust in our practice. Listen into this discussion on shamanism and facilitating space for the harmonious interaction of body, mind, and spirit by walking between worlds.

Every time we compromise and sin- disaster and bondage is around the corner. This truth rings loud and clear throughout the book of Judges, and today on Bridging the Gap we're pleased to begin a new series in this often overlooked book. Pastor Lloyd Pulley kicks off the series with a study in Judges chapter one, titled “Incomplete Victory”.

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At the end of our lives none of us are going to be lying there wishing we had more time at the office or doing jobs we hated. One of the great things about the human journey is the fact that for every one of us there are experiences, passions, interests that really light us up. In today's message I want to talk with you about taking time to reconnect with those very personal joys that can make our lives truly enjoyable and also bless and encourage all those around us. Grab a free copy of my book Bridging the Gap here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/btg-pdf) Enquire about booking Jonathan to speak: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/jd-speak-opt-in) Find out about coaching with Jonathan here: https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching (https://go.jonathandoyle.co/coaching)

What a treat to bring you today's conversation with Mónica Guzmán. Mónica is a bridge builder, journalist, and entrepreneur who lives for great conversations sparked by curious questions. She's director of digital and storytelling at Braver Angels, the nation's largest cross-partisan grassroots organization working to depolarize America; host of live interview series at Crosscut; and cofounder of the award- winning Seattle newsletter The Evergrey. She was a 2019 fellow at the Henry M. Jackson Foundation, where she studied social and political division, and a 2016 fellow at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University, where she researched how journalists can rethink their roles to better meet the needs of a participatory public. She was named one of the 50 most influential women in Seattle, served twice as a juror for the Pulitzer Prizes, and plays a barbarian named Shadrack in her besties' Dungeons & Dragons campaign. A Mexican immigrant, Latina, and dual US/Mexico citizen, she lives in Seattle with her husband and two kids and is the proud liberal daughter of conservative parents. Personally, I have been a fan of Mónica and the Braver Angels organization more broadly over the past few years. Their work cannot be understated; we all recognize that polarization is one of the key threats to our society today. If you are someone who wants to build bridges, check out their work. As Mónica discusses, bridge building does not mean that you necessarily shift your views to be more centrist; on the contrary, you can hold strong political opinions grounded firmly in your values AND at the same time understand and respect someone else's opinions and values. In this episode we discuss Mónica's experience of being the liberal daughter of two Trump-voting parents; the different types of polarization we face today; why Mónica believes curiosity is the strongest antidote to polarization; the tendency to have more empathy for our in-group versus out-group; building "short bridges;" the story of Braver Angels and its work across the country, including with members of congress; the future of debates; the problem with trying to control misinformation; how to have productive political conversations with others; and more. Purchase Mónica's book, "I Never Thought It That Way: How to Have Fearlessly Curious Conversations in Dangerously Divided Times": https://www.amazon.com/Never-Thought-That-Way-Conversations/dp/1637740328 Highlights from this episode: "If all you're doing is disqualifying people when they don't affirm facts, that doesn't address what's really underneath it all—which is people's concerns.... The real work is listening to each other's honest concerns." "As a society we need to have a collective search for truth... the problem is that any conversation does not involve all of us, because we're so fractured. in order to make sure that conversation involves all of us, we're going to have to build trust." "Building trust means that you have to listen to someone without correcting them." "We're not going to build truth until we build trust." Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/nsHhFJVZ48s Follow Dr. Goodman: Instagram: @matthewgoodmanphd Website: https://matthewgoodmanphd.com Book: https://www.amazon.com/Simple-Stress-Reduction-Effective-Practices-ebook/dp/B09R1D6HN2 If you find this useful, please consider sharing with a friend/loved one, rating or reviewing, or supporting the show : ) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matthewgoodmanphd/support

Does an Orgasm Gap exist in YOUR relationship? Does the sex seem far more about HIM than YOU? Does HE seem to have all the "fun" while YOU feel pressured... overwhelmed... distracted... inadequate? Shannon interviews Sharon Williams and discuss how to overcome the frustrating Orgasm Gap!

For 2 years, starting March 2020, schools were completely shut for students in primary classes due to the pandemic. During this time, learning was at its minimum and only happened through weekly worksheets and activities that teachers would share on WhatsApp. So, after they returned to school, it was clear that even though they were in classes two years senior, they were not prepared for it. And it was put to the teachers to get them to catch up. But how did they do that?To answer that, Indian Express' Sukrita Baruah spent 5 weeks in a fifth grade maths classroom in Delhi to observe one teacher as she tried to bridge that learning gap. In this special episode, she joins host Shashank Bhargava to talk about what she observed. From challenges that the teacher faced in dealing with children who were at different levels and the lesson plans she used, to how family environments impacted learning and what experts say should be done going forward.

Ben Owens is a reptile keeper and Ph.D. student out of the UK. and is also the founder and director of Captive and Field Herpetology, an initiative focused on bridging the knowledge gap between herpetofauna in captivity and the wild. In this episode, we discuss how C&FH began as well as how the peer-reviewed journal aspect of the business works, we cover what Ben has learned from time spent in the field, especially misunderstands of humidity and temperature. Ben warns the listeners about the dangers of observer bias when observing wild specimens, how he is using CF&H to help combat incidents of snakebite, and more! SHOW NOTES: https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/130-ben-owens/