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The Fit Mother Project Podcast Episode 178 features a powerful and inspiring conversation with Lindsey Burwell, founder of The Patch Method. Lindsey shares her deeply personal health journey—marked by chronic illness, hormone imbalance, cancer scares, and motherhood—and how those experiences shaped her mission to help women heal at the cellular level.Together, Dr. Anthony Balduzzi and Lindsey explore why blood sugar regulation and daily detox support are two of the most overlooked foundations of women's health after 40. They break down how insulin resistance, liver congestion, chronic stress, and toxin exposure quietly drive fatigue, weight gain, inflammation, hormone imbalance, and brain fog—even in women who “eat clean” and exercise.The conversation also introduces transdermal nutrient delivery as an alternative for women who struggle to absorb supplements due to gut or liver issues. Lindsey explains how patch-based delivery can support metabolism, detox pathways, cortisol balance, immunity, and perimenopause—while simplifying daily wellness routines for busy moms.Key TakeawaysBlood sugar regulation underpins hormone balanceInsulin resistance affects women long before diabetesChronic snacking keeps metabolism inflamedMovement after meals improves glucose controlLiver health drives detox and thyroid functionModern toxin exposure overwhelms natural detox pathwaysDaily detox support matters more than short cleansesPoor absorption limits supplement effectivenessTransdermal delivery bypasses gut and liver stressCortisol balance supports energy and emotional resilienceSimple routines outperform complex protocolsFeeling better physically enhances motherhood and presenceMore About Lindsey Burwell and The Patch MethodSPECIAL DEAL: Go to https://www.instagram.com/the.patchmethod/The first 20 podcast listeners who send a direct message with the word FITFAMILY will receive free Patch samplesEveryone else who sends a direct message with the word FITFAMILY will receive 30% offWebsite: https://www.lindseyburwellwellness.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindseyburwellwellness/Podcast: The Biohacked Method PodcastApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-biohacked-method/id1834050652Spotify:

The WSX CEO sits down with Matthes at the Gold Coast round to talk about the 2025 series, plans for the future, the business model of the series, Roczen and more.

Off the back of what was a largely successful Gold Coast debut for the World Supercross Championship (WSX), the series appears to be on target to complete its most promising term since SX Global took control four short seasons ago. In this In Brief podcast interview, CEO Tom Burwell took time out with MotoOnline's Alex Gobert ahead of the 2025 Australian GP to speak about WSX's current positioning, their lucrative wildcard strategy, any conflicts with the AUSX championship, what 2026 will potentially look like, and many more interesting topics in between.

Send us a textVital MX's Lewis Phillips pulls back on some of the 'fluff' surrounding the FIM World Supercross Championship in an exclusive discussion with the CEO, Tom Burwell.

In this Sports Geek episode, BSG's Tom Burwell discusses the challenges and strategies involved in the disruptor sports space, particularly focusing on the importance of strong, passionate fan bases when investing in sports.  https://sportsgeekhq.com/436-tom-burwell-bia-sports-group/

Boo! In this special episode we announce our live show COENS SECRETS UNLOCKED and unveil our new miniseries exploring the stage play work of the Coens. We kick off COENS THEATER VOL. I with the radio play SAWBONES, which debuted in April 2005 as part of Carter Burwell's Theater of the New Ear. Sawbones is a thrilling and bewildering triptych, simultaneously a 60s western TV show, a suburban melodrama, and a fire tower natural disaster thriller. Join us as we unpack a lost work of the Coens and Burwell at their most symphonic and triple-braided. And we'll see you all soon at LIFE WORLD! COENS SECRETS UNLOCKED - Get Your Tickets Now! Coens Covered: Sawbones, The Big Lebowski, Blood Simple Plus: K-CoreaINC.K (section a) (Dir: Ryan Trecartin) Theater of the New Ear - April 2005 performance at St. Ann's Warehouse, broadcast later on SiriusXM. Theater of the New Ear on CarterBurwell.com Want to join the study group? Follow us on social media, tell your friends about the show, and leave a rating/review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. These all really help the show. And join the Discord too! **You can also support us directly at https://ko-fi.com/tothewhitesea** For all things TTWS visit tothewhitesea.me

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Religious Liberty Hits Home: Randall WengerReligious liberty isn't just a topic for scholars or lawyers — it's something that touches everyday life. It matters when a business owner faces pressure to go against their faith. It matters when a worker is told they have to choose between their job and their religious convictions. And that's exactly why the work of Randall Wenger, Chief Counsel at the Independence Law Center in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, deserves attention.On a recent episode of the Cedarville Stories podcast, Randy shared how his legal work — and his deep personal commitment to religious freedom — have shaped not only court decisions but the lives of ordinary Americans.Take the Conestoga Wood Specialties Corp. v. Burwell case. A family-owned woodworking business in Pennsylvania faced steep fines for refusing to provide abortion-inducing drugs in their employee healthcare plan — something that went directly against their Christian beliefs. Randy helped take their case all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. The ruling in their favor didn't just protect one family — it affirmed that people of faith don't have to set their convictions aside when they run a business.Then there's Groff v. DeJoy. Gerald Groff, a postal worker, had faithfully kept Sundays as a day of rest and worship. But the Postal Service kept scheduling him anyway — until he felt forced to resign. With Randy's help, that case also reached the Supreme Court. The Court sided with Groff, strengthening the right of all workers to seek religious accommodation on the job.These victories are more than legal milestones — they're reminders that religious liberty is not an abstract principle. It protects real people in real situations across the country.On the podcast, Randy spoke not just as a lawyer but as a father — one who's seen his own children grow in faith at Cedarville University. His message was clear: If we want to pass on a country where faith is free to flourish, we need to defend it now.Because religious liberty isn't just a legal issue — it's a human one.https://share.transistor.fm/s/71c69919https://youtu.be/sL_WJ4nrl3Q

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Just south of Burwell, Nebraska you'll find a fort that is quite interesting to visit.  While there were no major battles or skirmishes here, what...

Some travel isn't back and forth in TIME, but rather sort of horizontal...   original text:   PLACEBO By DAVID MASON Each 1955 was worse than the last! [Transcriber's Note: This etext was produced from Infinity Science Fiction, November 1955. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.] The object appeared in the middle of Main Way, about fifty feet from the statue of Vachel Lindsay, and at least a hundred from anything else. It was much too big and complicated to have been hidden anywhere, and it hadn't any wheels, tracks, wings, or other visible means of movement. Corrigan, looking the object over, decided that it could not have come from any logical place in the world. Not being prejudiced, he then thought a little about the illogical places, and the places that weren't in the world. Corrigan decided that it must be another attempt at time travel, and he clucked his tongue sympathetically. Well, someone had to break the news. Corrigan arose from the grass and walked toward the object. There was a young man sitting in the object, on a sort of high saddle. He looked a little wild-eyed, and he seemed to be talking to himself, as he pulled and twisted at the rows of controls in front of him. Corrigan, looking up at him, decided that he couldn't be very healthy, and that the stiff gray garments he wore must be extremely uncomfortable. "Greetings, traveler," Corrigan called. "You're speaking Anglish!" the young man exclaimed. "Good! Maybe I can get some help here. What year is this?" "1955, by most systems." The young man turned a little paler. "I've just left 1955," he said unhappily. "Four times, in fact. Four different 1955's. And each one's a bit worse. Now the machine won't work." "Your theory's wrong," Corrigan said calmly. "Hasn't it occurred to you yet that time travel might be impossible?" The young man made a choked sound. He began to climb down from his perch, keeping his eyes fixed suspiciously on Corrigan as he did so. He saw Corrigan as a small brown man, dressed in loose blue trousers, barefooted, and with a puff of white hair that seemed never to have been properly cut. The lawns and grassy roads, the bright and impermanent-looking buildings, and Corrigan himself, all added up to one thing in the young man's mind. "You're wrong," Corrigan said. "I'm not a lunatic, and this isn't an asylum. We don't have them." The young man, on the ground now, stared at Corrigan in evident horror. "Mind reading?" "More or less," Corrigan said. "It saves time. For instance, you're Darwin Lenner, and you'd like very much to get back to wherever you started from. In fact, you have to, or something unpleasant might happen to you, by your standards." "I'd be absent without permission," Lenner admitted. "I ... I wish you wouldn't do that." "Only when absolutely necessary," Corrigan smiled. "I'm a philosopher by trade, myself, not a mind reader. My name's Philip Corrigan, and I'd be very glad to help you on your way ... but I think it might be a little difficult. We aren't really a very mechanically-minded people here." Lenner ran his hands through his hair. "I've got to get back. Isn't there anybody who knows something about time machines?" Corrigan had been thinking swiftly. He had also been carrying on a conversation which Lenner could not possibly hear, with a man who was several miles away. "Burwell, he wants to go home." "Fine. He ought to. Why doesn't he?" "He lost his confidence. He thinks his machine's broken down." "That kind, eh? I suppose the thing never really did work very well." "Most of them don't. They go traveling around hit-or-miss through probability under the operator's own mental steam—but this fellow probably comes from a world where an idea like that's illegal." "Sounds like it. Corrigan, take him on a guided tour or something, and keep him busy. I'll be over as soon as I can. I'm going to do something for his self-confidence. Here's the story to give him...." Corrigan had always enjoyed conducting guided tours, and he was enjoying this one especially well. He had a slightly wicked taste for complicated teasing, and Lenner was a perfect object. He had evidently come from one of the more unpleasant probabilities, a world full of complex rules and harshly restrictive; everything that he saw bothered him. The handsome girls, wearing unstrategically placed flowers and very little else; the flocks of children, as plentiful as pigeons and apparently as free of supervision; the almost total absence of anybody actually performing useful work ... all of it contributed to Lenner's increasing nervousness. The guided tour went in a wide circle, and Lenner and Corrigan wound up sitting in a tavern facing on Main Way. Lenner ignored the green drink before him and peered unhappily out the big window toward his machine. "Where is that friend of yours?" he asked, for the fifth time. "He'll be here," Corrigan assured him. "Why hurry? Don't you like it here?" Lenner's mouth hardened. He looked around him, and shook his head. "No." He spoke almost apologetically, "I'm sorry ... well, look, old fellow, no hard feelings, I hope. But this world of yours is primitive. Degenerate, I'd say." "Primitive?" "No laws—not even morals! Those girls ... and of course, you don't have any civilized advantages. Not even ground transportation. That man you spoke of has to walk here. And that's something else I don't understand. You say he's another time traveler...." "Probability traveler, actually," Corrigan corrected. "All right, probability. Why does he stay here? Why would a really intelligent man give up civilization?" "Well, you know how it is. He's gone native, you might say. Life among the lotus eaters, and all that. Might happen to anybody, even yourself." Lenner shuddered. "It's all right, though." Corrigan continued. "He'll be here any minute, and I'm sure he'll be able to help. Knows all there is to know about these machines. In fact, here he comes now." Burwell entered, and Corrigan could hardly suppress a small chuckle. Burwell had picked up Lenner's ideas about what a man of intelligence and authority ought to look like, and had gone to some trouble to look the part. He was wearing a uniform of some sort, spectacles, and an expression of extreme wisdom. "I'm sure I can repair what's wrong," Burwell told Lenner. "Let's go and look at your machine." Arriving, Burwell climbed over the mechanism with an air of bored ability, occasionally thumping at something, adjusting something else, or hitting a part with a tool until it rang. He muttered to himself as he worked, allowing the sound of his musings to drift in Lenner's direction. "Umm ... badly twisted impeller ... the varish is more or less waffled ... let's see if ... ah, there we are." He climbed down and solemnly shook hands with Lenner. "Fine machine you've got there, my boy. It'll take you back to your own place quite easily now. There wasn't a thing wrong except the drift crotch. However, I wouldn't use it again if I were you. There's no real control on these things. A man could end up anywhere. And of course, you'd never find your way back here, without control." "Well, thanks..." Lenner said doubtfully. He glanced around. "It's a shame there's no way we could regularly communicate between our worlds. There's a lot we could do for this one." "I'm sure of that," Burwell said, hastily looking away. "But it isn't worth the danger and difficulty of reaching us. For myself, it doesn't matter any more." He assumed a nobly tragic expression. "But you are young; you've got your life ahead of you; your State and your society need you. I'm glad to help you on your way." Lenner mounted the machine, and Burwell beamed a thought at Corrigan. "I've convinced him that the thing works, and that it would not be easy to come back. Actually, that machine of his is a real work of art. It doesn't do a damn thing. This boy comes from a place where they have to have a mechanical crutch for everything. His gadgets are pink pill stuff ... something to convince him he can do things he could do anyway. All we have to do now is give him a small mental shove to help him along, and he'll be home in no time. All right, now—SHOVE!" Corrigan and Burwell shoved. Lenner and his machine faded and were gone, leaving only a flattened place on the grass. "Brrr," Burwell said. "Am I glad that worked! If he'd stayed another week or so we would have had our first lunatic of the century." "Or worse," Corrigan said, stirring the grass with his toes. "Did you get what he was thinking about when he talked about his world and ours getting into touch, and civilizing us?" "I got it, all right." Burwell said. "The fellow's mind was a swamp. A real primitive. And just like any other primitive, all he needed was a placebo from a witch doctor. Me, in my savage regalia. Just let me get this thing with the glass in it off my nose, and these button things opened up a bit, and we can get on with that chess game. I hope the next traveler picks somewhere else to land, though—I've never felt so silly in my life!"

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Tom Burwell, CEO of World Supercross, joins us for Chapter 371 to unveil the future of WSX. A full rebrand. More money in the sport. Bigger races. A true global Supercross championship. WSX is taking Supercross to new countries, reaching new fans, and rewriting what a world championship looks like.If you're a Supercross fan — this chapter is a must watch!Make sure to like, drop a comment, and subscribe to stay in the loop!

Last weekend marked the 104th Burwell Rodeo. This year, the Burwell community literally weathered a storm to continue the tradition. It took many volunteers to make it happen.

If you've ever felt like you're doing everything right but the scale won't budge, this episode is for you. I'm sitting down with Lindsey Burwell, metabolic optimization expert and founder of The Patch Method, to talk about why so many women feel stuck when it comes to fat loss—and what to do about it. We dive into the misunderstood world of metabolism, how trauma and stress impact your body's ability to lose fat, and why your current workout or nutrition plan might actually be working against you. Lindsey brings the science, the soul, and the strategy in this must-listen conversation. What We Talk About in This Episode: - The real reason most women feel stuck in their weight loss journey - How peptides, patches, and metabolic resets are changing the fat loss game - What “metabolic trauma” is and how it shows up in your body - Why fasting, overtraining, and under-eating are sabotaging your hormones - How Lindsey created The Patch Method to help women heal from the inside out - Tips to get your body responding again—without extreme dieting or 2-hour workouts - Why nervous system regulation is just as important as nutrition

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On this episode of Tourism Tuesday, hosted by Janet Michael, the focus was on a timeless event: Colonial Kids Day. Bringing history to life, this event, organized by the Clarke County Historical Association and headed by Executive Director Nathan Stalvey, is set to take place on July 12th at the picturesque Burwell-Morgan Mill. As Nathan explained in detail, this family-friendly event isn't just about walking through history, it's about living it. Through hands-on activities like grinding roasted corn, rifle demonstrations by reenactors, and making corn husk dolls, kids and their families are immersed in the rich tapestry of colonial life. Remarkably, this year marks a significant expansion in participation, with organizations such as the Sons of the American Revolution and the Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum joining the festivities. And for a nominal fee of $5, it offers an affordable way for families to spend a fun-filled educational day together while learning about history. The event runs from 11 AM to 4 PM, and Nathan shared his hopes for favorable weather—anything but the extremes they've seen in past years will do! In addition to Colonial Kids Day, the Burwell-Morgan Mill is a hive of activity with its ongoing art exhibitions and upcoming events. Janet and Nathan discussed two significant initiatives: the Mill Dam Celebration and the Art at the Mill Show. Scheduled for August 15th, the Mill Dam Celebration will honor the completion of critical repairs to the mill dam with festivities that include the introduction of a new lager brewed with barley ground at the mill. The Art at the Mill Show, a longstanding tradition since 1990, continues to draw in artists from various mediums—paintings, sculptures, wood turning, and even glasswork. With the call for artists beginning on July 7th, it's a buzzing time for the local art community. Adding a unique twist to their events, the mill is currently hosting the Summer Support Art Show, featuring works by an anonymous local artist who has generously decided to donate 100% of the art sales to support the mill. What makes this show special is its pay-what-you-wish pricing, with a minimum of $50. This initiative not only makes art accessible to more people but also strongly supports the mill's operations. Nathan also introduced Dana Getka, the new Curator of Archives and Exhibitions, who brings with her a deep passion for military history and a wealth of knowledge in archival science and history. Her role will focus on maintaining the historical collection, developing new exhibits, and eventually sharing her research insights with the community. As the discussion wrapped up, Janet and Nathan highlighted the upcoming membership drive in August, encouraging the community to support the Clarke County Historical Association. Membership perks include event discounts, access to research libraries, and more. For all things history and events, Nathan pointed listeners to their website clarkehistory.org and their social media channels.

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Dorothy Burwell is a Partner at FGS Global, NED at Post Holdings, and Pennon plc. Tune in to hear her thoughts on: What key lessons as a comms exec have shaped the way you act as a board member? (2:13) How did you navigate merging four founder-led businesses together at FGS? (4:21) How quickly should changes occur post-merger? (11:17) What advice do you give to an executive team going through a merger? (12:54) How do you discover the culture of an organisation? (13:40) How has your experience at ‘Which?' shaped your approach to comms in the boardroom? (15:42) What are the cultural differences between a US and UK board? (20:02) How do you deal with crisis comms? (22:18) What are the classic comms errors you see boards making? (24:55) How can organisations surface and escalate crises more rapidly? (27:10) How should boards manage political shifts around things like D&I? (31:56) Should boards be politically active? (34:45)How did you transition from pro bono to paid board roles?? (40:44) And the ⚡The Lightning round ⚡(43:02)Host: Oliver Cummings Producer: Will Felton Editor: Alex Fish Music: Kate Mac Audio: Nick Kolt Email: podcast@nurole.com Web: https://www.nurole.com/nurole-podcast-enter-the-boardroom

This Day in Legal History: Mutiny on the BountyOn April 28, 1789, one of the most famous acts of rebellion at sea occurred aboard the HMS Bounty. Captain William Bligh and 18 loyal crew members were forcibly set adrift in the Pacific Ocean by mutineers led by Fletcher Christian. The incident exposed deep tensions over leadership, working conditions, and authority in the Royal Navy. British law at the time treated mutiny as a capital offense, reflecting the critical importance of discipline aboard ships. After the mutiny, an intense search for the culprits began, with some mutineers eventually captured and returned to England to stand trial.The ensuing court-martial proceedings offered early insight into naval justice and the balancing act between maintaining strict command and recognizing crew grievances. Defendants argued that Bligh's harsh leadership provoked the uprising, but the Admiralty was unwavering in its stance against insubordination. Of those captured, three were found guilty and hanged, while others were acquitted or pardoned. The legal handling of the mutiny reinforced the severe consequences for undermining maritime authority. It also prompted discussions about humane treatment of sailors, subtly influencing later reforms in naval discipline.The Mutiny on the Bounty became a lasting symbol in both legal and cultural history, illustrating how law functions as both a tool of control and a response to the realities of human endurance and dissent at sea.Seven Democratic senators on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee have requested information from the Justice Department regarding recent changes within its civil rights division under President Donald Trump's administration. In a letter sent Friday, they expressed concern over the reassignment of several career officials, suggesting these moves could be an attempt to pressure staff into leaving and shift the division's enforcement priorities. Since Trump's return to office and the appointment of Pam Bondi as Attorney General, the department has paused investigations into police misconduct, launched a gun rights investigation in Los Angeles, and altered its approach to transgender rights cases. It has also opened investigations into antisemitism related to pro-Palestinian protests at colleges. The senators emphasized the importance of nonpartisan career staff in maintaining the integrity of civil rights enforcement. About a dozen senior attorneys specializing in voting, police, and disability rights were among those reassigned. The Justice Department has not yet commented on the senators' letter.Democratic senators question US Justice Department on civil rights changes | ReutersThe U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration announced that federal law enforcement agencies raided a nightclub in Colorado Springs, arresting over 100 individuals who were in the U.S. illegally. The operation resulted in 114 arrests out of more than 200 people present at the venue, making it one of the largest immigration-related raids since President Donald Trump's second term began. Attorney General Pam Bondi stated that the raid also led to the seizure of cocaine, methamphetamine, and "pink cocaine," and two individuals were arrested on outstanding warrants. Bondi mentioned links to gangs like Tren de Aragua and MS-13, although she did not directly confirm whether those arrested were affiliated with them. The DEA noted that occupants were given multiple warnings before the raid was executed. This action is part of an intensifying crackdown on illegal immigration under Trump's renewed immigration policies. Separately, ICE recently reported nearly 800 immigration-related arrests in Florida during a multi-agency operation.Over 100 migrants in the US illegally arrested in Colorado nightclub | ReutersThe Supreme Court has requested additional briefing in a case challenging the Affordable Care Act's mandate that insurers cover preventive services, like cancer screenings, at no cost. The justices specifically want the parties to address whether the Secretary of Health and Human Services has the legal authority to appoint members of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, which advises on covered treatments. During arguments on April 21, Justice Neil Gorsuch questioned whether the power to remove officials necessarily implies the power to appoint them, an issue the lower court had not considered. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals previously ruled that the task force's structure violated the Constitution's appointments clause, arguing its members must be nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate. The Trump administration contends the task force members are merely "inferior officers" under the HHS Secretary's control. The case also involves objections by Texas businesses and residents to mandatory coverage of HIV prevention drugs, claiming unconstitutional imposition by unelected officials. Supplemental briefs are due by May 5, and while rare, this is not the first time the Court has asked for more information after oral arguments, as seen in past cases like Zubik v. Burwell and Citizens United v. FEC.Supreme Court Orders New Briefs After Obamacare Case Argued (1) This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.minimumcomp.com/subscribe

Send us a textOn this episode of ‘Network Outdoors The Podcast' Brandon Malson speaks with Tucson, Arizona Chapter Member, Investment Analyst and Outdoorsman, Chris Burwell!Chris shares his story of how he got into deer hunting while growing up in the midwest Illinois and Missouri, how different his experience has been now hunting in the southern desert regions, challenges he's faced getting into pursuing game birds and different wild game, some great stories, and much more!Thank you so much for listening and for your support!If you or someone you know finds value in connecting with other outdoors men & women, please drop us a line and we will get you plugged in.Be sure to follow us on social @networkoutdoors and subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzpCfJXk0eoo0oKiEFPmWIATo stay up-to-date on events, trips and networking opportunities sign up for our email list at our website www.NetworkOutdoors.com.Until next time - signing off!

What if the biggest creative breakthroughs come from breaking your own rules? In this Black History Month mini-episode, we explore the remarkable artistic journey of 97-year-old sculptor and painter Lillian Thomas Burwell, whose creative evolution spans nearly a century of American history. Episode Highlights: Growing up during the Great Depression, Burwell learned transformative creativity from watching her mother turn silk shipping sacks into elegant curtains Her artistic journey from realism to bold abstract expressionism during the Civil Rights era Her innovative techniques combining canvas, wood, and heated plexiglass Burwell's intuitive creative process: "I don't know what the second step is until the first step is completed" Key Quote: "I've always believed in taking chances and going into unexplored territory." - Lillian Thomas Burwell Chapters:  00:00 Introduction to Artistic Resilience 01:27 Lillian Thomas Burwell: A Journey Through Time 03:54 The Evolution of Artistic Expression 06:30 Transformation and Creative Courage   About the Artist: Lillian Thomas Burwell's work represents a lifetime of artistic innovation, from her early influences during the Depression to her current sculptural pieces that seem to grow from walls "like living things." Her art demonstrates the power of transformation and creative courage. Connect With Us: Website: Martine SeverinFollow on Instagram: Martine | This Is How We CreateSubscribe to the Newsletter: Martine's Substack Watch the Youtube Version of this video This episode of This is How We Create is produced and edited by Martine Severin. Production Credits: Martine Severin produced and edited this episode of This is How We Create. Previous Episodes in This Series: Episode 112: Roy de Carava Episode 114: Margaret Burroughs  

In this episode of Winners Find A Way, I sit down with Mark Burwell, a former track and field standout turned entrepreneur, to break down the mindset and strategies that drive high achievers. Mark shares how the discipline, adaptability, and resilience he developed as an athlete became the foundation for his success in business and leadership. Key Takeaways:

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