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Bruce Simpson, a 74-year-old attorney from Lexington, Kentucky, shares a powerful and deeply personal journey through decades of untreated mental health struggles and his eventual path to healing. Having long denied his mental health needs out of fear of stigma and perceived weakness, Bruce masked his pain, even as it intensified through his legal career. The cultural and personal biases he internalized kept him silent, leading to a life fraught with hidden struggles, including a meticulously planned suicide attempt. However, a sequence of events, including an intervention by law enforcement and his subsequent stay at Eastern State Hospital, ultimately saved his life. Bruce describes this turning point as transformative, allowing him to begin therapy and embrace medication, which has drastically improved his quality of life and cognitive clarity. Bruce's story highlights his newfound advocacy for mental health treatment and spiritual connection. A self-described skeptic of both mental health care and religion, he now credits therapy, medication, and prayer for his recovery. He emphasizes the importance of dismantling societal stigma, viewing mental health issues as legitimate as physical ailments like cancer or heart disease. Bruce's experience serves as a beacon of hope, demonstrating that even after years of silent suffering, a fulfilling and purpose-driven life is possible. Now, he dedicates himself to helping others by sharing his story openly, aiming to reach those who feel isolated or believe they cannot be helped, proving that recovery and peace are attainable.
Out of the Darkness: Bruce Simpson Suicide to Advocacy Host Elaine features Bruce Simpson, a 74-year-old attorney from Lexington, Kentucky, who shares his deeply personal battle with self-worth, depression, and suicidal thoughts. Bruce opens up about a critical mistake in his career that led him to meticulously plan his death, an attempt thwarted by unexpected events. After a night of deep emotional turmoil, an estranged friend offers help, which catalyzes Bruce's transformation. He recounts his journey through hospitalization, recovery, and his newfound commitment to mental health advocacy. Bruce aims to break the silence around mental health struggles, encourage open conversations, and provide support for others. This powerful narrative emphasizes empathy, understanding, and challenging the stigma associated with mental illness. 00:00 Introduction and Mission Statement 01:16 Meet Bruce Simpson 03:20 Bruce's Early Struggles with Self-Worth 04:50 The Turning Point: Feeling Worthy 06:29 The Plan for Self-Inflicted Death 09:26 Health Issues and New Challenges 11:36 The Breaking Point: A Mistake and Its Consequences 15:18 The Attempt and Unexpected Outcome 19:47 Seeking Help and Final Thoughts 23:23 A Moment of Reflection 23:50 A New Perspective on Life 24:28 The Power of Truth and Authenticity 25:39 A Life-Changing Experience 26:29 Skepticism and Belief 27:55 Returning Home 29:08 Facing the Consequences 31:06 The Road to Recovery 32:45 Spreading Awareness and Offering Help 33:33 The Importance of Mental Health Treatment 35:17 Breaking the Stigma 38:00 A Call to Action 41:02 Final Thoughts and Gratitude 47:04 Closing Remarks and Resources BIO
Out of the Darkness: Bruce Simpson Suicide to Advocacy Host Elaine features Bruce Simpson, a 74-year-old attorney from Lexington, Kentucky, who shares his deeply personal battle with self-worth, depression, and suicidal thoughts. Bruce opens up about a critical mistake in his career that led him to meticulously plan his death, an attempt thwarted by unexpected events. After a night of deep emotional turmoil, an estranged friend offers help, which catalyzes Bruce's transformation. He recounts his journey through hospitalization, recovery, and his newfound commitment to mental health advocacy. Bruce aims to break the silence around mental health struggles, encourage open conversations, and provide support for others. This powerful narrative emphasizes empathy, understanding, and challenging the stigma associated with mental illness. 00:00 Introduction and Mission Statement 01:16 Meet Bruce Simpson 03:20 Bruce's Early Struggles with Self-Worth 04:50 The Turning Point: Feeling Worthy 06:29 The Plan for Self-Inflicted Death 09:26 Health Issues and New Challenges 11:36 The Breaking Point: A Mistake and Its Consequences 15:18 The Attempt and Unexpected Outcome 19:47 Seeking Help and Final Thoughts 23:23 A Moment of Reflection 23:50 A New Perspective on Life 24:28 The Power of Truth and Authenticity 25:39 A Life-Changing Experience 26:29 Skepticism and Belief 27:55 Returning Home 29:08 Facing the Consequences 31:06 The Road to Recovery 32:45 Spreading Awareness and Offering Help 33:33 The Importance of Mental Health Treatment 35:17 Breaking the Stigma 38:00 A Call to Action 41:02 Final Thoughts and Gratitude 47:04 Closing Remarks and Resources BIO
It's a Thursday installment of The EST Hangout! Hosts Matthew Iwanyk and Tommy Gazzola are joined by Bruce Simpson of William Huff as well as Jasmine Sidhu! CFL, NHL, World Series, Alphonso Davies and SIGNS are ALL discussed plus more from life and the sporting world!
In this powerful episode of "The Free Lawyer" podcast, host Gary interviews Bruce Simpson, an attorney from Kentucky, who shares his personal journey with mental health challenges. Bruce discusses his successful legal career, struggles with self-doubt and perfectionism, and the triggering event that led him to the brink of suicide. He recounts his plan to end his life and the unexpected turn of events that saved him. Bruce emphasizes the importance of mental health awareness and seeking support, highlighting the transformative impact of mental health treatment on his recovery and legal practice. Bruce is an accomplished attorney in Kentucky who now is a powerful advocate for mental health in the legal profession. Struggles with Self-Doubt (00:03:42) Bruce shares his lifelong battle with self-doubt and personal inadequacy, leading to mental health challenges. Success and Self-Worth (00:06:21) Bruce experiences success as a lawyer, receives affirmations from others, and struggles with self-worth and perfectionism. Triggering Event (00:10:29) Bruce discusses a triggering event, a court decision that led him to the brink of suicide due to feelings of failure and self-blame. Preparation for Suicide (00:13:54) Bruce reveals his detailed plan to end his life, including buying a gun and preparing to carry out the act. Failed Suicide Attempt (00:15:46) Bruce attempts to end his life in a cemetery but is interrupted by a defective bullet and a chance encounter with a friend. Unplanned Intervention (00:20:52) Bruce reconnects with a friend, leading to a healing conversation and a shift in his mindset. The turning point (00:25:17) Bruce's realization and decision not to go through with the suicide, the police involvement, and his initial mental health treatment. Recovery and transformation (00:28:17) Bruce's recovery journey, the impact of mental health treatment, and his personal transformation. Faith and spiritual growth (00:33:18) Bruce's exploration of faith, the impact of scripture and devotionals, and the change in his perspective on mental illness and treatment. Overcoming stigma (00:37:58) Bruce's experience with stigma, his decision to go public, and the impact on his legal practice. Would you like to schedule a complimentary discovery call? You can do so here: https://calendly.com/garymiles-successcoach/one-one-discovery-call Would you like to learn more about Breaking Free or order your copy? https://www.garymiles.net/break-free
Bruce Simpson, an attorney, left a suicide note, isolated himself and pulled the trigger… then he shares how God stepped in and prevented him from finishing his mission that night. Bruce shares about the importance of mental health treatment and holding on to Jesus. Bruce: (859) 229-3436 Suicide Hotline: Dial 988 ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Look for HOPE is Here: - at www.HOPEisHere.Today - on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HOPEisHereToday - on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hopeisherelex/ - on X (Twitter) - https://www.x.com/hopeisherelex - on TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@hopeisherelex - on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtJ47I4w6atOHr7agGpOuvA Help us bring HOPE and encouragement to others: - by texting the word GIVE to 833-713-1591 - by visiting https://www.hopeisheretoday.org/donate #Lexington #Kentucky #christianradio #JesusRadio #Jesus #WJMM #GregHorn #GregJHorn #suicideprevention #KentuckyRadio #HOPEisHere #Hope #HopeinJesus #FoodForThoughtFriday #MondayMotivation #FridayFeeling #Motivation #Inspiration #cupofHope #FYP #ForYouPage #SuicideAwareness
In the state of Kentucky, suicide is the second leading cause of death for people ages 10 – 34 years old. Attorney, Bruce Simpson talks about the internal struggle of depression, contemplating suicide and dealing with series clinical depression. Bruce talks about the stigma surrounding mental illness and suffering in silence. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Look for HOPE is Here: - at www.HOPEisHere.Today - on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HOPEisHereToday - on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hopeisherelex/ - on X (Twitter) - https://www.x.com/hopeisherelex - on TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@hopeisherelex - on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtJ47I4w6atOHr7agGpOuvA Help us bring HOPE and encouragement to others: - by texting the word GIVE to 833-713-1591 - by visiting https://www.hopeisheretoday.org/donate #Lexington #Kentucky #christianradio #JesusRadio #Jesus #WJMM #GregHorn #GregJHorn #suicideprevention #KentuckyRadio #HOPEisHere #Hope #HopeinJesus #FoodForThoughtFriday #MondayMotivation #FridayFeeling #Motivation #Inspiration #cupofHope #FYP #ForYouPage #SuicideAwareness
This podcast discusses suicide, which may be difficult and distressing for some to listen to. Resources and assistance are available at 988lifeline.org. LEXINGTON, Ky. (May 22, 2024) – On May 1, 1824, Eastern State Hospital opened its doors as part of Fayette Hospital, becoming just the second state psychiatric hospital in the nation. Now 200 years later, it also holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously operating state psychiatric hospital in the U.S. Last week, Eastern State Hospital held a celebration to honors its 200 years of mental health service to the Commonwealth. Lexington lawyer Bruce Simpson – who received treatment at Eastern State Hospital following a suicide attempt – joined the celebration to share his personal story and to thank the staff who helped him. On this episode of “Behind the Blue,” Simpson joins the podcast to talk openly and candidly about his nearly lifelong struggles with mental health, including his suicide attempt. He also highlights the importance of Eastern State Hospital and why mental health should be prioritized just as highly as physical health. "Behind the Blue" is available on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify. Become a subscriber to receive new episodes of “Behind the Blue” each week. UK's latest medical breakthroughs, research, artists and writers will be featured, along with the most important news impacting the university. Transcripts for this or other episodes of Behind the Blue can be downloaded from the show's blog page. To discover what's wildly possible at the University of Kentucky, click here.
Attorney Bruce Simpson returns to talk about his battles with depression and his involvement with a non-profit that is aiming to help others who may be suffering from depression on #LEX. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A small radio snafu starts with Jack getting stood up by his scheduled guest and ends up with a packed house as attorney Bruce Simpson, former Cincinnati Red Doug Flynn, and the wonderful people from McDonald's all show up to save the day on #LEX. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this episode, DJ Bob sits down with the creatives and voice actors behind the new Max show, Hop. They discuss a variety of topics, including diversity and inclusion in acting, the casting process for the show, disability representation in Hop, and much more!
In this episode, I'm interviewing Bruce Simpson from Xjet and Model RC Review. Of course we went on a rant, but we also got to talk about his long experience with Model Aircrafts. Additionally, I was interested in learning more about Bruce himself, about his life and his mindset towards life, the health challenges he mentioned some years ago and how he is managing them currently. Overall this episode helped to get to know one of the most well-known characters in RC aircrafts and drones and one of the first RC channels I knew of when I started my FPV journey. So if like me, you're curious about Bruce, join us today for our 60th episode on this podcast!
Jack invites special guest T. Bruce Simpson, former Lexington attorney to the show to the story about his struggles with mental health and suicide prevention on #Lexington. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, Fitz and Terry chat with Bruce Simpson about his strategies for fighting RC over-regulation Who is Bruce? (5:00) Bruce shares his AMA views (9:30) Bruce's strategy (28:00) MAAC the knife (43:00) RC in NZ (59:00) Kilo push (1:19:40) GPS gateway (1:37:15) Junkyard Wars (1:49:15) XJET Youtube channel RC Model Reviews
In this episode of the Sustainable Minds podcast, Gary Baker and Rocket White are joined by Bruce Simpson to discuss purpose and what this means for ESG. Sustainability is definitely the new normal. A company's primary responsibility used to be profit, and that focus has become more nuanced in recent times. In a nutshell, we are seeing a surge in corporate purpose in the age of stakeholder capitalism. With clients all over the world, Bruce has helped dozens of companies incorporate societal responsibilities into their business models and missions that are based on customers, employees, suppliers, regulators, and of course, society's goals and desires. Keep listening to hear how Bruce unpacks purpose.
Retired electrical engineer Bruce Simpson has two YouTube channels with more than 440,000 subscribers. His videos featuring remote controlled aircraft and drones filmed at the Tokoroa airfield have a huge following. The 69 year old has two channels, xjet and RCModelReviews which have attracted 140 million views. This video below, alone has almost 1.8 million views.
In her Central Canada report, Karen Magee describes Holland Bloorview's project to promote inclusion in Ontario classrooms. She also tells us about Bruce Simpson, a Canadian author who has made two of his children's book available in ASL. From the March 17, 2022 episode.
Today on NOW with Dave Brown, producer Dawn Dickinson explains the U.K.'s cost of living crisis and its impact on the disability community. Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada explores the impact hackers are making in the cyber war against Russia. In her Central Canada report, Karen Magee describes Holland Bloorview's project to promote inclusion in Ontario classrooms. And community reporter Shaini Saravanamuthu shares details about this year's sugar shack season in Montreal. This is the March 17, 2022 episode.
Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 31:31) > While environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues increasingly dominate the executive agenda, not all three elements get equal attention. This episode of the Inside the Strategy Room podcast—one of three exploring the various challenges around ESG—delves into the element that is most often overlooked, but has been put into a sharp focus by the pandemic: the “S.” Senior partner Dame Vivian Hunt and Bruce Simpson, CEO of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Foundation and senior advisor to McKinsey on E.S.G and purpose, discuss engagement on social issues with Franz Paasche, who heads up corporate affairs globally for PayPal, a role that includes stakeholder management.See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information
Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 31:31) > While environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues increasingly dominate the executive agenda, not all three elements get equal attention. This episode of the Inside the Strategy Room podcast—one of three exploring the various challenges around ESG—delves into the element that is most often overlooked, but has been put into a sharp focus by the pandemic: the “S.” Senior partner Dame Vivian Hunt and Bruce Simpson, CEO of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Foundation and senior advisor to McKinsey on E.S.G and purpose, discuss engagement on social issues with Franz Paasche, who heads up corporate affairs globally for PayPal, a role that includes stakeholder management.Join 90,000 other members of our LinkedIn community: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/mckinsey-strategy-&-corporate-finance/See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information
While environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues increasingly dominate the executive agenda, not all three elements get equal attention. This episode of the Inside the Strategy Room podcast—one of three exploring the various challenges around ESG—delves into the element that is most often overlooked, but has been put into a sharp focus by the pandemic: the “S.” Senior partner Dame Vivian Hunt and Bruce Simpson, CEO of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Foundation and senior advisor to McKinsey on E.S.G and purpose, discuss engagement on social issues with Franz Paasche, who heads up corporate affairs globally for PayPal, a role that includes stakeholder management. Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 31:31) >
“Stakeholder capitalism” is the buzzword du jour for business practices that strive to achieve more than profits and a high stock price. But what does benefitting all stakeholders really entail? What trade-offs do companies have to make? And how do business leaders put the aspiration into practice? In this episode of the Inside the Strategy Room podcast—the second in a series on meeting the challenges of environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) demands—two experts lay out the case for stakeholder capitalism. Dame Vivian Hunt is a senior partner who serves clients on a broad range of strategy topics. Bruce Simpson is CEO of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Foundation, and senior advisor to McKinsey on E.S.G and Purpose.See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information
“Stakeholder capitalism” is the buzzword du jour for business practices that strive to achieve more than profits and a high stock price. But what does benefitting all stakeholders really entail? What trade-offs do companies have to make? And how do business leaders put the aspiration into practice? In this episode of the Inside the Strategy Room podcast—the second in a series on meeting the challenges of environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) demands—two experts lay out the case for stakeholder capitalism. Dame Vivian Hunt is a senior partner who serves clients on a broad range of strategy topics. Bruce Simpson is CEO of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Foundation, and senior advisor to McKinsey on E.S.G and Purpose.Join 90,000 other members of our LinkedIn community: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/mckinsey-strategy-&-corporate-finance/See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information
“Stakeholder capitalism” is the buzzword du jour for business practices that strive to achieve more than profits and a high stock price. But what does benefitting all stakeholders really entail? What trade-offs do companies have to make? And how do business leaders put the aspiration into practice? In this episode of the Inside the Strategy Room podcast—the second in a series on meeting the challenges of environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) demands—two experts lay out the case for stakeholder capitalism. Dame Vivian Hunt is a senior partner who serves clients on a broad range of strategy topics. Bruce Simpson is CEO of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Foundation, and senior advisor to McKinsey on E.S.G and Purpose. Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 36:23) >
To kick off series 4 of Talking Bush, Safaris & Luxury Travel we have Bruce Simpson - Bruce has probably spent more time on safari in his life than anyone else and has unrivalled experience of running luxury safari camps and companies within Africa. Bruce Simpson started his ecotourism career in 1990 working as a guide at Londolozi in the well-known Sabi-Sand Game Reserve of South Africa and ended up in various management roles with companies including Londolozi, & Beyond and Singita. Bruce was part of the early team of Singita Private Game Reserve where he was employed in the role of General Manager during the development stages of this luxury photographic Safari brand, managing Singita Ebony, Singita Boulders and Castleton Camp.. In the early 2000s Bruce moved to Botswana to join Wilderness Safaris as the Chief Operating Officer, and later to become the Deputy MD, for Okavango Wilderness Safaris who at the time were operating 16 lodges in and around the Okavango Delta. Bruce and his wife Cate then moved to Seychelles and spent four years as General Manager on the new North Island followed after which Bruce moved to Namibia to take on the role of CEO of Wilderness Safaris' in Namibia. Bruce focused on restructuring and reorganising the business of 14 lodges, a travel shop and air charter business, pioneering ground breaking joint venture partnerships with rural communities. During this time in Namibia, and for the next 10 years Bruce continued to manage the North Island business in the role of Managing Director as part of his role in Wilderness Safaris. Bruce then moved within Wilderness Safaris to the head office where he became Chief Operating Officer of Wilderness Collection, a premium brand of dynamic products within the Wilderness Safaris group, and was responsible for developing the brand of products with operations in diverse countries of Africa including Botswana, Kenya, Seychelles and Congo Brazzaville. Later, as Chief Business Development Officer for Wilderness Safaris, he operated with a mandate to investigate, negotiate and develop new opportunities for the company in Africa including Kenya, Ethiopia & Tanzania and was the lead executive responsible for the establishment and development of the Wilderness Safaris Rwanda business Bruce left Wilderness Safaris after 16 years in 2016 to take on the marketing & management contract for North Island under the umbrella of his own company, Reflecting Africa, to run and oversee all aspects of the business. At the same time Bruce and his wife, Cate, having started Reflecting Africa together, offering consulting on business development and strategic growth in the photographic tourism sector as well as Interior and Lodge design. In September 2019, Bruce took on the exciting challenge as CEO of Time and Tide, a family owned business which operates 8 safari camps in Zambia and a luxury private Island in Madagascar called Mavana. His mandate is to professionalise the existing business, increase occupancy and grow and develop the company into new regions in Africa. Bruce currently lives in Johannesburg, South Africa with Cate and their two daughters, Emma and Michaela aged 11 and 9 respectively. With both Bruce and Cate working from home and being involved in the same industry, Cate has grown her Interior Design business and focussed on photographic Safari Lodges and private homes, there is often opportunity for the family to travel into some of the wonderful and diverse wilderness areas that they both operate in.
Löwen und Elefanten zu Fuß aufspüren, Schlafen im trockenen Flussbett – Bruce Simpson ist ein Afrikaspezialist mit mehr als 25 Jahren Safarierfahrung, der als Guide in vielen Ländern Afrikas gearbeitet hat. Heute leitet der Südafrikaner als CEO von Time + Tide die Luxuscamps in Sambia und das Resort auf einer Privatinsel vor der Nordküste Madagaskars. Das Familienunternehmen kombiniert den Komfort von high-end Lodges mit Umweltschutz und einzigartigen Natur- und Tierbegegnungen in der Tradition der Legende Normann Carr.
Bruce B. Simpson, Senior Advisor to McKinsey & Company, joins the podcast to deliver thought provoking analysis and critique of the state of corporate purpose and ESG. Bruce argues that “longtermism” is where shareholder and stakeholder interests actually converge; how employees, investors and consumers are taking to social media to voice their opinions and challenge management to embrace change; why embedding ESG “into the muscle” of the organization is the key to driving change, creating business value, and delivering new sustainable business models that will outperform competitors.
Guest: Bruce Simpson, Senior Advisor to McKinsey & Co., CEO of Stephen A. Schwarzman Foundation Over the past few decades, we've seen the priorities of business shift. A company's primary responsibility used to be the pursuit of profit. But now, in the age of stakeholder capitalism, we're seeing a surge in corporate purpose. But what exactly is stakeholder capitalism, and what impact does it have on a company's bottom line? Bruce Simpson has the answers. Bruce has worked with clients across the globe on integrating societal missions into their core business strategies – missions that are driven by companies' customers, employees, suppliers, regulators, and broader society. On this episode of Speaking with Purpose, Bruce joins us to discuss stakeholder capitalism and how it's changing environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategies for the better.
This week, World Travel Essential spotlights Africa – what we believe is the trending continent for the next decade. We bring you an exclusive interview with Time & Tide Africa CEO, Bruce Simpson (formerly with Wilderness Safaris and North Island Seychelles) about how safaris are evolving, and why Madagascar looks like being a strong growth player in tourism in the next years. And Mary Gostelow takes us to an amazing property in California's Silicon Valley. Don't miss it!
For 200 episodes your host Stephen Bailey has asked what's on your travel bucketlist. In this anniversary edition, we discover what's top of the bucketlist for more than 20 recent guests on the show. Be inspired by: Nadine Carroll, Caroline Makepeace, Meg Jerrard, Gabriela Markova, Dalene Heck, Olivia Blodgett, Sherry Ott, Stepan Borovec, Mike & Anne Howard, Laetitia Rey, Robson Cadore & Natalie Deduck, Ruksana Hussain Wesley Maraire, Michelle Leach-Lewis, Bruce Simpson, David & Lina Stock.
McKinsey's former ESG and Purpose Practice Leader gives us an ESG masterclass. Bruce talks about the shift from philanthropic giving to philanthropic living; how 80% of CEOs derive purpose from their work, whilst 80% of their staff find it at home; why 2050 is too far away to make any meaningful decisions and how the the democracy of the internet is - or should - change the way CEOs operate.
Travel to Zambia and discover a land of wildlife, space, safari and culture. Today's special guest Bruce Simpson is the CEO of Time + Tide Africa. He takes us around Zambia and explains why this mostly overlooked country is so special. From walking in South Luangwa to tracking herds on the Liuwa Plains, Bruce brings his passion and knowledge from almost 30 years developing safaris in Africa. This is a very inspiring episode, taking you deep into a destination that deserves more recognition.
In this episode Jason and Sara sit down with Lt. Col. Bruce Simpson, Task Force Medical Surge to talk about the mission for Task Force Medical Surge, Lt. Col. Simpson’s unique COVID experience, and the way ahead. If you would like to tell your story on the podcast or if you have a tip for a good story, please send an email to Jason Kriess at the Public Affairs Office at jason.r.kriess.mil@mail.mil
Bruce Simpson from the Xjet Youtube channel joins Dave to discuss RC aircraft and creating an international incident by developing a DIY cruise missle! He runs the world's longest running blog website! He's on Twitter Pulsejet vs Xjet technology A visit from the New Zealand intelligence agency V1 vs V2 German missle technology Using electrostatic gradient and thermal grading for maintaining altitude Tricopters What keeps a quadcopter in the air? CAA in NZ trying to shut him down and regulation red tape DJI drones and Geofencing DJI firmware bricking Tradeoff of rotor numbers. Octocopters vs Hex vs Quad Shrouded blades and the Coanda effect Beating Betz's Law The futility of hydrogen powered cars The absurdity of magnetic fuel savers, 5G USB shields and other scams FPV vs Line of Sight flying Video transmission technology and bandwidth Model jet turbine engines vs full scale Parkinson's disease and management strategies
Bruce's Patreon and YouTubehttps://www.patreon.com/rcmodelreviewshttps://www.youtube.com/user/xjethttps://www.youtube.com/user/RCModelReviewsMy Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/michaelrollinsThe Michael Rollins Show Podcasthttps://www.spreaker.com/show/the-michael-rollins-showInstagram@themichaelrollinsshowThe FAA is the rule-making body for all airspace in the United States. They are well within their rights to control and restrict that airspace in any way that they'd like. They are doing just that as they start using the rule-making process to limit further the ways in which any RC controlled aircraft can be flown in the US.The FPV hobby will be impacted greatly by the new set of rules that are to take effect in 2023. The hobby is already moving towards sub-250g aircraft to avoid the requirement for remote ID, and further regulations may show up at a moments notice. So what do we do?In this episode, Bruce and I talk about how and why the FAA may divide the airspace and what arguments they may make in order to further control it. We also talk about what we can do to fight against it.I hope that you enjoy it. This will obviously be a contentious one, so, as they say, let's keep it civil.Decoder with Nilay Patelhttps://www.theverge.com/22225238/trump-social-media-ban-platform-moderation-tech-regulation-daphne-keller-interview
Bruce Simpson, well known for his RCModelReviews and his XJet channels, makes 100% of his living off of YouTube and Patreon. Both income sources are critical to him and without either he'd be in a tight spot. There is one income source, though, that would exceed both of them together and that is affiliate links. However, Bruce has stood on the principle that he doesn't want a hint of anyone questioning his integrity. As a result, he foregoes all affiliate income.You can find my Patreon here:https://www.patreon.com/michaelrollins You can find Bruce here:https://www.youtube.com/user/xjethttps://www.youtube.com/user/RCModelReviews
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Crimewatch 11th November - New Inspector Bruce Simpson Joins Shepparton Force. On Crimewatch this week a new member of the local command joined Billy. Senior Inspector Bruce Simpson has come from Bendigo to join the team. Billy asked Bruce about his years in the service, how he approaches policing, the challenges he see's in Policing in the Goulburn Valley. Powered by Standby Security. Standby Security is Locally Owned & Operated Security Professional – breaking away from an outdated industry that relies heavily on expensive, inefficient technology and monitoring. Established in 1991, Standby Security is a fresh, innovative service provider delivering leading-edge security solutions to its clients. Utilising the latest genuine security systems and breakthrough technology, Standby Security offers a smarter approach to managing the wide range of security issues that affect families and businesses today. Unlike other service providers, Standby Security provides 24 Hour Police Approved Grade A1 Monitoring and does not depend on outdated solutions that may have been worked 20 years ago. Criminals have become smarter in their approach and Standby Security provides superior technology and service. By integrating smarter technology and manpower, substantial savings for our clients have been achieved. And most importantly, the creation of safer and more secure environments. It is this approach that ensures Standby Security delivers clients the exact security solution they are looking for. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 27:59) > In this episode we present a panel discussion on how companies are using corporate purpose to guide their response to the COVID-19 crisis and the nascent recovery. Bruce Simpson, a McKinsey senior partner and co-author of the recent article, “Demonstrating corporate purpose in the time of coronavirus,” talks with four senior executives who have firsthand experience of establishing and driving purpose in their organizations: Rona Hulbert, general manager at British multinational retailer Marks and Spencer Group; Hubert Joly, former CEO and executive chair of Best Buy; Roma McCaig, vice president at Campbell's Soup Company who leads corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability programs; and Rory Simpson, global chief learning officer at Telefónica and leader of the Telefónica Corporate University.See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information
Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 27:59) > In this episode we present a panel discussion on how companies are using corporate purpose to guide their response to the COVID-19 crisis and the nascent recovery. Bruce Simpson, a McKinsey senior partner and co-author of the recent article, “Demonstrating corporate purpose in the time of coronavirus,” talks with four senior executives who have firsthand experience of establishing and driving purpose in their organizations: Rona Hulbert, general manager at British multinational retailer Marks and Spencer Group; Hubert Joly, former CEO and executive chair of Best Buy; Roma McCaig, vice president at Campbell's Soup Company who leads corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability programs; and Rory Simpson, global chief learning officer at Telefónica and leader of the Telefónica Corporate University.Join 90,000 other members of our LinkedIn community: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/mckinsey-strategy-&-corporate-finance/See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information
In this episode we present a panel discussion on how companies are using corporate purpose to guide their response to the COVID-19 crisis and the nascent recovery. Bruce Simpson, a McKinsey senior partner and co-author of the recent article, “Demonstrating corporate purpose in the time of coronavirus,” talks with four senior executives who have firsthand experience of establishing and driving purpose in their organizations: Rona Hulbert, general manager at British multinational retailer Marks and Spencer Group; Hubert Joly, former CEO and executive chair of Best Buy; Roma McCaig, vice president at Campbell’s Soup Company who leads corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability programs; and Rory Simpson, global chief learning officer at Telefónica and leader of the Telefónica Corporate University. Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 27:59) >
In this episode we present a panel discussion on how companies are using corporate purpose to guide their response to the COVID-19 crisis and the nascent recovery. Bruce Simpson, a McKinsey senior partner and co-author of the recent article, “Demonstrating corporate purpose in the time of coronavirus,” talks with four senior executives who have firsthand experience of establishing and driving purpose in their organizations: Rona Hulbert, general manager at British multinational retailer Marks and Spencer Group; Hubert Joly, former CEO and executive chair of Best Buy; Roma McCaig, vice president at Campbell’s Soup Company who leads corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability programs; and Rory Simpson, global chief learning officer at Telefónica and leader of the Telefónica Corporate University. Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 27:59) >
In this episode we present a panel discussion on how companies are using corporate purpose to guide their response to the COVID-19 crisis and the nascent recovery. Bruce Simpson, a McKinsey senior partner and co-author of the recent article, “Demonstrating corporate purpose in the time of coronavirus,” talks with four senior executives who have firsthand experience of establishing and driving purpose in their organizations: Rona Hulbert, general manager at British multinational retailer Marks and Spencer Group; Hubert Joly, former CEO and executive chair of Best Buy; Roma McCaig, vice president at Campbell’s Soup Company who leads corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability programs; and Rory Simpson, global chief learning officer at Telefónica and leader of the Telefónica Corporate University. Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 27:59) >
*THIS EPISODE WAS RECORDED PRIOR TO THE OUTBREAK OF COVID-19* Bruce Simpson's current position is CEO of Time + Tide, a collection of luxury lodges in Zambia and Madagascar. Prior to this, over a nearly 30 year career he has held a multitude of positions within Wilderness Safaris, Singita, &Beyond and North Island in the The Seychelles, starting as a guide and ending up as a CEO. Bruce's knowledge of Southern African tourism is almost unparalleled, not only has he run lodges across the bottom of the continent, but he has also lived in Namibia, Botswana, The Seychelles and his native South Africa. Peter and Bruce discuss how the tourism industry in Africa has evolved over the last 30 years, the importance of environmental and cultural sustainability, where Bruce sees as the next up-and-coming destinations in Africa and what it's like to come face to face with a herd of elephants in the bush, among many other things. It's a bit of escapism from the travel industry of right now, and hopefully will provide some insights for the industry we will have in the future.
Tonight we are joined by Bruce Simpson ( xjet ) and we discuss a variety of topics from apps that recreational pilots can use for LAANC authorization to how to better spread the word about the FPVFC.
SHOW NOTES One of the big challenges in Customer Experience is managing all of the changing initiatives that are simply a way of life among competitive companies today. There is huge pressure at all levels of just about every organization to innovate. Do something new. The pressure to constantly innovate has become business as usual. With every department on the hook to be innovative, they end up tripping over each other and negatively impact the customer experience in unforeseen ways. Our Guest, Bruce Simpson Our guest today, Bruce Simpson, knows a lot about helping companies manage the change that comes from a culture of constant innovation. As partner and co-founder of SwitchGear Consulting, Bruce has spent the past 15 years as a trusted co-pilot for BIG change, helping leaders who are not only trying to change culture and elevate performance but have realized they need a make-over on how they work and even how their people think. In This Episode We Discuss: a) How to recognize when our organizations focus too heavily on innovation at the expense of creating lasting change. b) How leaders at every level of the organization can get their teams "unstuck," and begin to actually move the company forward and help it to genuinely evolve. c) What are the crucial tasks senior leaders must do to reduce "adoption paralysis" and ensure their company truly remains innovating and customer-focused d) Lots lots more.... About our Guest - Bruce Simpson Since helping build his first Call Centre in 1989, Bruce Simpson has been living inside Sales + Service Teams for 30 years. Bruce’s first 10,000 hours came as an in-house Operator in Healthcare and Telcom (during the big disruption of long-distance competition). His second 10,000 hours came as the COO and Co-Founder of a 3rdParty Outsourcer (NDR / ClientLogic / Sitel) executing the Customer Experience on behalf of other companies. For the last past 15 years Bruce has become a trusted co-pilot for BIG change, helping leaders who are not only trying to change culture and elevate performance but have realized they need a make-over on how they work and even how their people think. Contact Information for Bruce Simpson and SwitchGear Click here for SwitchGear Click here to reach Bruce on LinkedIn Leave us a review on iTunes I really appreciate all the support I've been receiving on this podcast! Thank you! If you want to leave a rating and review on iTunes, that's always helpful for people to find the podcast. Click here to leave a rating / review on iTunes Click here to reach Pat Perdue at on Twitter: @Patperdue
SHOW NOTES One of the big challenges in Customer Experience is managing all of the changing initiatives that are simply a way of life among competitive companies today. There is huge pressure at all levels of just about every organization to innovate. Do something new. The pressure to constantly innovate has become business as usual. With every department on the hook to be innovative, they end up tripping over each other and negatively impact the customer experience in unforeseen ways. Our Guest, Bruce Simpson Our guest today, Bruce Simpson, knows a lot about helping companies manage the change that comes from a culture of constant innovation. As partner and co-founder of SwitchGear Consulting, Bruce has spent the past 15 years as a trusted co-pilot for BIG change, helping leaders who are not only trying to change culture and elevate performance but have realized they need a make-over on how they work and even how their people think. In This Episode We Discuss: a) How to recognize when our organizations focus too heavily on innovation at the expense of creating lasting change. b) How leaders at every level of the organization can get their teams “unstuck,” and begin to actually move the company forward and help it to genuinely evolve. c) What are the crucial tasks senior leaders must do to reduce “adoption paralysis” and ensure their company truly remains innovating and customer-focused d) Lots lots more…. About our Guest – Bruce Simpson Since helping build his first Call Centre in 1989, Bruce Simpson has been living inside Sales + Service Teams for 30 years. Bruce's first 10,000 hours came as an in-house Operator in Healthcare and Telcom (during the big disruption of long-distance competition). His second 10,000 hours came as the COO and Co-Founder of a 3rdParty Outsourcer (NDR / ClientLogic / Sitel) executing the Customer Experience on behalf of other companies. For the last past 15 years Bruce has become a trusted co-pilot for BIG change, helping leaders who are not only trying to change culture and elevate performance but have realized they need a make-over on how they work and even how their people think. Contact Information for Bruce Simpson and SwitchGear Click here for SwitchGear Click here to reach Bruce on LinkedIn Leave us a review on iTunes I really appreciate all the support I've been receiving on this podcast! Thank you! If you want to leave a rating and review on iTunes, that's always helpful for people to find the podcast. Click here to leave a rating / review on iTunes Click here to reach Pat Perdue at on Twitter: @Patperdue
SHOW NOTES One of the big challenges in Customer Experience is managing all of the changing initiatives that are simply a way of life among competitive companies today. There is huge pressure at all levels of just about every organization to innovate. Do something new. The pressure to constantly innovate has become business as usual. ...
Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 11:56) > Companies that focus on the long-term outperform their shorter-term peers on a range of economic and financial metrics including revenue and earnings, market capitalization, and job creation. In this episode, Sean Brown is joined by Bruce Simpson, a senior partner in our Toronto office who recently co-authored a chapter in the book, Reimagining Capitalism. Also joining the conversation are Jonathan Godsall and Jack McGinn from our the New York office. We discuss how an important part of a successful long-term approach includes a focus on organizational health and culture resulting in higher employee engagement, lower attrition, greater customer loyalty, and trust across stakeholders - as well as superior economic returns. Join 90,000 other members of our LinkedIn community: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/mckinsey-strategy-&-corporate-finance/See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information
Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 11:56) > Companies that focus on the long-term outperform their shorter-term peers on a range of economic and financial metrics including revenue and earnings, market capitalization, and job creation. In this episode, Sean Brown is joined by Bruce Simpson, a senior partner in our Toronto office who recently co-authored a chapter in the book, Reimagining Capitalism. Also joining the conversation are Jonathan Godsall and Jack McGinn from our the New York office. We discuss how an important part of a successful long-term approach includes a focus on organizational health and culture resulting in higher employee engagement, lower attrition, greater customer loyalty, and trust across stakeholders - as well as superior economic returns. Join 90,000 other members of our LinkedIn community: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/mckinsey-strategy-&-corporate-finance/See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information
Companies that focus on the long-term outperform their shorter-term peers on a range of economic and financial metrics including revenue and earnings, market capitalization, and job creation. In this episode, Sean Brown is joined by Bruce Simpson, a senior partner in our Toronto office who recently co-authored a chapter in the book, Reimagining Capitalism. Also joining the conversation are Jonathan Godsall and Jack McGinn from our the New York office. We discuss how an important part of a successful long-term approach includes a focus on organizational health and culture resulting in higher employee engagement, lower attrition, greater customer loyalty, and trust across stakeholders - as well as superior economic returns. Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 11:56) >
Companies that focus on the long-term outperform their shorter-term peers on a range of economic and financial metrics including revenue and earnings, market capitalization, and job creation. In this episode, Sean Brown is joined by Bruce Simpson, a senior partner in our Toronto office who recently co-authored a chapter in the book, Reimagining Capitalism. Also joining the conversation are Jonathan Godsall and Jack McGinn from our the New York office. We discuss how an important part of a successful long-term approach includes a focus on organizational health and culture resulting in higher employee engagement, lower attrition, greater customer loyalty, and trust across stakeholders - as well as superior economic returns. Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 11:56) >
Companies that focus on the long-term outperform their shorter-term peers on a range of economic and financial metrics including revenue and earnings, market capitalization, and job creation. In this episode, Sean Brown is joined by Bruce Simpson, a senior partner in our Toronto office who recently co-authored a chapter in the book, Reimagining Capitalism. Also joining the conversation are Jonathan Godsall and Jack McGinn from our the New York office. We discuss how an important part of a successful long-term approach includes a focus on organizational health and culture resulting in higher employee engagement, lower attrition, greater customer loyalty, and trust across stakeholders - as well as superior economic returns. Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 11:56) >
Companies that focus on the long-term outperform their shorter-term peers on a range of economic and financial metrics including revenue and earnings, market capitalization, and job creation. In this episode, Sean Brown is joined by Bruce Simpson, a senior partner in our Toronto office who recently co-authored a chapter in the book, Reimagining Capitalism. Also joining the conversation are Jonathan Godsall and Jack McGinn from our the New York office. We discuss how an important part of a successful long-term approach includes a focus on organizational health and culture resulting in higher employee engagement, lower attrition, greater customer loyalty, and trust across stakeholders - as well as superior economic returns. Read more > Listen to the podcast (duration: 11:56) >
Inspired by creativity, Bruce Simpson credits the joy of life for what drives him and fuels his career in ballet. Simpson came to the Louisville Ballet as artistic director in 2002, bringing over 30 years of experience in the ballet world with him. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Simpson mastered the art of ballet. He danced for South Africa’s State Theatre Ballet for 30 years and experienced many performances and leading roles. In 1983 Simpson was named ballet master, and in 1985, he was named senior ballet master. He retired from the stage in 1998 at the age of 50. Simpson began leading the Texas Ballet Theatre in 2000 before coming to Louisville two years later. He has worked with some of the great dancers of this time. In both 2006 and 2010, Simpson was honored to serve on the jury at the U.S. International Ballet Competition in Jackson, Mississippi.
This week Travel Today with Peter Greenberg comes from ITB Berlin in Germany. While at the convention, Peter covers the unveiling of Qatar Airways' new business class seating. Mr. Akbar Al Baker, Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive, shares some exciting information about Qatar’s diverse fleet and upcoming joint ventures. Travel writer and speaker Doug Lansky talks about the need to better welcome travelers to the United States as a means to create a better overall visitor experience. George Stone, Appointed Editor-in-Chief at National Geographic Travel, shares some of his favorite travel destinations and his “not spots” as well. Bruce Simpson, Managing Director at North Island, Seychelles Wilderness Safaris, sheds light on his program at North Island, which uses high-end luxury to drive conservation efforts on the island. There’s all of that and more when Travel Today Peter Greenberg comes from the ITB in Berlin, Germany.
Nobel Prize for Physics, Wii Balance Boards for airport security, Google Native Client, disclosing payments behind biased blog posts, when free upgrades aren't really free, Apple takes on Woolworths over its logo, Sony sued for bricking consoles, Bruce Simpson's take on why Google is pushing Chrome, why the FBI director no longer uses Internet banking.
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