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Ambrogio Borsani"Di parlarti non ho coraggio"Poesie inedite per Roberto VolponiEdizioni Interlineawww.interlinea.comUn'inedita Alda Merini riemerge nei testi ritrovati di Di parlarti non ho coraggio, curati da Ambrogio Borsani ed editi da Interlinea, in libreria dal 28 ottobre, con anteprima al festival internazionale di poesia civile di Vercelli sabato 9 novembre alla libreria Mondadori di Vercelli alle ore 12.Le poesie inedite della raccolta celebrano la storia di un'amicizia insolita tra la poetessa dei Navigli e il giovane Roberto Volponi, figlio dello scrittore Paolo, nata nelle serate trascorse fino alle due a conversare nel bar libreria Chimera di Milano, rifugio di poeti e sognatori, da Tondelli a Busi, da Raboni a Lamarque.«Lui era affascinato dalla vicenda umana e letteraria della poetessa e soprattutto dalla sua libertà lessicale nel raccontarla» ricorda nella premessa il curatore Borsani, amico della Merini ed egli stesso frequentatore del Chimera: «mentre lei vedeva in lui un ragazzo appassionato, curioso, tenero, con una fede ostinata nelle utopie e una sorprendente partecipazione agli abissi delle umane vicende».Dopo la morte improvvisa del giovane Volponi in un incidente aereo nel 1989, Merini donò alla famiglia il gruppo di poesie di straordinaria intensità rimaste ignote fino a oggi anche per problemi filologici oggi risolti, ricordo della stima e dell'affetto profondo tra i due: «Purissima ambizione la mia / che tocco le tue vesti / colme di ingegno e poi / ti lasciarono andare le mie mani / come avessero avuto la maggiore / folgorazione. In vita eri sì bello / che ogni profilo tuo pieno di vento / diventava commiato di parola».I testi sono stati dattiloscritti dall'autrice con una macchina per scrivere con tasti dissestati e nastro scarico di inchiostro (tanto che in sostituzione del nastro spesso usava anche fogli di carta carbone) e pertanto la trascrizione ha dovuto interpretare le molte lettere digitate erroneamente.Di parlarti non ho coraggio. Poesie inedite per Roberto Volponi«Io di parlarti non ho coraggio, / né nominarti come solo amore»: un inedito sorprendente che la poetessa dei navigli ha composto su una macchina per scrivere dai tasti e nastro rovinati per ricordare l'amico Roberto Volponi, il figlio dello scrittore Paolo morto giovane in un incidente aereo. Sono testi che parlano di amore e morte, amicizia e dolore, con le illuminazioni di Alda Merini tanto amate dai suoi lettori. Come ricorda Ambrogio Borsani, amico di entrambi, frequentati al bar milanese Chimera con Tondelli, Busi, Consolo, Raboni e molti altri, è la testimonianza di una stagione unica da cui sono nate queste poesie che meritano di trovare «un posto nella vasta e variegata geografia poetica della Merini: la storia di un'amicizia insolita vissuta in un luogo rifugio di poeti e sognatori». Scrive lei: «Eri sì puro come una medaglia, / ed io medaglia che mi sono sfatta / brillo appena di luce sul tuo cuore».Alda Merini è nata a Milano nel 1931. Ha avuto riconoscimenti importanti alle sue prime raccolte, tra La presenza di Orfeo (1953) e Tu sei Pietro (1961). Sono seguiti vent'anni di silenzio per la drammatica esperienza dell'ospedale psichiatrico. Il suo capolavoro, La Terra Santa, uscì nel 1983 accolto da una sostanziale indifferenza. Nel 1986 raccontò l'esperienza del manicomio in L'altra verità. Diario di una diversa. Grazie a Giovanni Raboni riemerse all'attenzione del pubblico con Delirio amoroso, prose liriche del 1989. Nel 1993 vinse il premio Librex-Montale. Con Ballate non pagate (1995) vinse il premio Viareggio. La prima antologia, Fiore di poesia, curata da Maria Corti, uscì per Einaudi nel 1998 creando un caso editoriale. Iniziò una vasta produzione di plaquette e libri sparsi tra decine di editori. Nell'ultimo periodo scrisse diversi libri segnati da una vena di misticismo, come Francesco. Canto di una creatura (2007), e tra le ultime raccolte per Einaudi troviamo Superba è la notte (2000). Si spense all'Ospedale San Paolo di Milano il primo novembre del 2009. Il suono dell'ombra (2018) è la più ampia raccolta della sua produzione in prosa e poesia negli “Oscar” Mondadori. Interlinea ha già pubblicato di lei Più della poesia, due conversazioni con Paolo Taggi, che per primo la portò in tv, un libro-verità con dvd in cui lei si racconta come mai aveva fatto prima.Ambrogio Borsani ha scritto romanzi come L'ellisse di fuoco (Premio Pisa) e libri di viaggio: Addio Eden, Tropico dei sogni, Stranieri a Samoa (Finalista Premio Chatwin), Martinica incantatrice di poeti, Assalto al paradiso e Avventure di piccole terre. Ha fondato e diretto la rivista di storia del libro Wuz. Al mondo editoriale ha dedicato Il morbo di Gutenberg e altre patologie, L'arte di governare la carta, La claque del libro, Autori in cerca di autori. Ha lavorato come direttore creativo in agenzie di pubblicità internazionali (Leone d'argento al Cinema Pubblicitario di Cannes). Ha scritto molti libri per bambini e ha curato le opere principali di Alda Merini. Ha insegnato Comunicazione all'Università di Napoli “l'Orientale”, alla Statale di Milano e all'Accademia di Brera.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

SAMEDI 31 MAI 2025François Busi - Domaine Allois (Vallée du Rhône)Le Domaine Alloïs, situé au cœur du Luberon, est une saga familiale de trois générations, cultivant un terroir d'exception avec passion et respect. Engagé en agriculture biologique et biodynamique, il produit des vins de qualité, reflétant l'authenticité du Ventoux. Le domaine offre également des expériences immersives, alliant dégustations raffinées et promenades dans les vignes.Sébastien Fillon - Domaine Le Clos du Serres (Languedoc)Le Clos du Serres, fondé en 2006 par Béatrice et Sébastien Fillon à Saint-Jean de la Blaquière, est un domaine situé au pied du plateau du Larzac, où se mêlent influences méditerranéennes et montagnardes. Avec une viticulture manuelle et respectueuse de l'environnement, le domaine produit des vins d'une remarquable finesse et fraîcheur, grâce à des sols variés et une vinification en cuves béton. L'AOC Terrasses du Larzac, obtenue en 2014, souligne l'authenticité de chaque cuvée, liée à un lieu-dit spécifique.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Daniela a terminat arhitectura la Viena, în Austria iar apoi s-a intors in România motivată să deschidă un business in industria de home&deco, cu atentie sporită către zona de dormit. Așa a luat naștere business-ul LUISS, unde co-fondator este si soțul ei, Razvan, împreună identificând nevoia în piaţa hotelieră locală după ce au tot călătorit prin străinătate. Astăzi Luiss este un cunoscut producător de mobilă din Târgu-Ocna, care a lucrat cu hoteluri de patru şi cinci stele, cel mai recent proiect fiind hotelul Swissotel din Poiana Braşov. Busi­nessul care produce, în special, paturi la Târgu-Ocna are însă un portofoliu mai vast de produse adresate atât sectorului HoReCa, cât şi clienţilor finali. Câteva dintre hotelurile în care se regăsesc deja produsele LUISS: JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel, The Dome Hotel Baia Mare, Cabana Vanatorilor Predeal, Sheraton Bucharest Hotel, Hotel OPERA Mamaia, Crowne Plaza Bucharest, LUISS a fost prezent și în proiectul Casa Buhnici, fiind a 8-a casă pasivă din lume. Produsele LUISS le găsiți pe site-ul: www.luiss.ro

On this episode of Deans Counsel, moderators Jim Ellis and Dave Ikenberry speak with Tim Westerbeck, President of Eduvantis, a leading agency offering strategic advisor to higher education institutions around the world. Tim's work focuses on helping institutions grow amidst significant disruption, by defining strategies and new business models aligned with the future. He has served as a colum­nist for Busi­nessweek and is a fre­quent com­men­ta­tor in The Wall Street Jour­nal, The New York Times, and other global media. Tim is also a reg­u­lar pre­sen­ter at global indus­try forums, such as the Indian Man­age­ment Con­clave, AACSB Inter­na­tional, The Euro­pean Foun­da­tion for Man­age­ment Devel­op­ment, and oth­ers. Considering the current upheaval and confusion at the highest levels of academia, largely due to the abrupt change in the political climate, Tim's appearance on the podcast couldn't be better timed. His conversation with Jim and Dave offers an interesting and high-level perspective of what's happening today. Tim talks about:the sense of "doom and gloom" hanging over the recent AACSB meetingsthe many ways higher education is under attacka stagnation in MBA programsinnovation being the way forward - The Age of Real Innovation is Upon Usthe emerging concept of Micro-credentialsLearn more about Tim WesterbeckComments/criticism/suggestions/feedback? We'd love to hear it. Drop us a note.Thanks for listening.-Produced by Joel Davis at Analog Digital Arts--DEANS COUNSEL: A podcast for deans and academic leadership.James Ellis | Moderator | Dean of the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California (2007-2019)David Ikenberry | Moderator | Dean of the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado-Boulder (2011-2016)Ken Kring | Moderator | Co-Managing Director, Global Education Practice and Senior Client Partner at Korn FerryDeansCounsel.com

The Talk is in conversation with Busi Modimedi and she shares about the new business she is doing that involves delivering to its customers in the township.

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In Overal Waar We Komen, de podcast van BN DeStem over NAC, bespreken clubwatchers Jurre van Wanrooij en Dennis Kas het laatste nieuws rondom de club. In deze aflevering komt de eerste week van Jurre als NAC-watcher aan bod, die zijn nieuwe job begon onder een aangenaam Spaans zonnetje. Hoe heeft hij het trainingskamp in Alicante beleefd? Ook bespreken we het transfernieuws: Busi en Lamprou zijn erbij, Boere is weg, maar het laatste nieuws gaat over het jongensboek van Sydney van Hooijdonk. Dit en meer in deze eerste aflevering van 2025! Jurre van Wanrooij is te volgen via X en BN DeStem NAC is ook op Instagram actief! Support the show: https://krant.nl/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey family! "We cannot get caught up in maintaining an image when doing the things of the kingdom." We are reminded that we come from the father, and we shall return to Him. In-between all of that, we need to do what Jesus did. Washing peoples feet. Enjoy.   You may leave us a message on FaceBook or Instagram if you would like to be in touch.   @peopleschurchplk   Stay blessed

Giulio Busi"Giovanni. Il discepolo che Gesù amava"Mondadori Editorewww.mondadori.itIl Vangelo di Giovanni è il più colto dei Vangeli ma anche il meno affidabile dal punto di vista storico. È questa un'opinione antica, diffusa, tenace. Ed è però un'opinione profondamente falsa.Al di là degli stereotipi che durano da circa due millenni, Giulio Busi porta alla luce un altro Giovanni: un evangelista calato nella vita di Gerusalemme, che conosce come le proprie tasche i meandri della città santa, è esperto delle usanze e delle consuetudini ebraiche, e possiede i dettagli minuti della giurisprudenza d'Israele.Giovanni non è solo fonte storica di prim'ordine. È fuoco mistico, e polemica intransigente. Il suo Vangelo ruota attorno al «discepolo che Gesù amava», presentato come testimone oculare dei momenti salienti della vita, morte e resurrezione di Gesù. È lui, Giovanni, questo discepolo senza nome?Per scoprirlo, occorre spostarsi dalla Terra d'Israele in Asia Minore, a Efeso, una metropoli opulenta di traffici, che pullula di idee e di fermenti. Qui risiede «l'Anziano», come lo chiamano i fedeli, che si raccolgono per sentirlo parlare e ne rimangono ammaliati. Solo lui, infatti, sa raccontare in quel modo, con quel tono. Perché, tra i vecchi della comunità, solo lui ha conosciuto e toccato con mano Gesù.Ora Gerusalemme è lontana, scomparsa oltre il mare, le colline. Affondata tra i lutti. Il Tempio distrutto, i sacerdoti dispersi, il culto interrotto. Anche Giovanni se n'è andato, ha lasciato la città santa. Ma i ricordi, quelli non se ne vanno facilmente. È come se Gesù gli fosse ancora accanto e i suoi occhi inimitabili continuassero a fissarlo con severità e, insieme, con dolcezza.Austero e mansueto nello stesso sguardo, implacabile e amoroso in un'unica parola, così era il Maestro. E così Giovanni cerca di descriverlo, con la voce che un po' gli trema, per la vecchiaia e per l'emozione. Dai suoi ricordi, dalle sue esperienze e dalla sua straordinaria creatività teologica nasce il Vangelo che, più di ogni altro, apre la strada verso il mistero di Gesù.Giulio Busi è professore ordinario alla Freie Universität di Berlino e presidente della Fondazione Palazzo Bondoni Pastorio. Ha scritto di mistica ebraica, di storia rinascimentale, della filosofia di Giovanni Pico della Mirandola. Collaboratore di lungo corso delle pagine culturali del «Sole – 24 Ore», ha uno stile letterario inconfondibile, incalzante e, al tempo stesso, documentatissimo. Per Mondadori ha pubblicato: Lorenzo de' Medici (2016), Michelangelo (2017), Marco Polo (2018), Cristoforo Colombo (2020), Giulio II (2021) e Gesù, il ribelle (2023).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

For Disability Insurance Awareness Month, C&A Financial CEO and Managing Director, Frank Congilose, and C&A Financial Group Senior Vice President - Disability Insurance Specialist Rich Pasick discuss the most effective strategies for safeguarding your greatest asset, your income, against unexpected financial challenges, such as an illness or injury that prevents you from working.2024-174345 Exp 05/26To learn more about C&A Financial Group or to consider a fulfilling career with us, visit us online at www.ca-strategy.com for more information. Follow us online on Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube

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Send us a Text Message.Hello and welcome back to Beyond the Clinic! I'm your host, Sarah Almond Bushell, and I am really excited to chat with you today. Our guest is Brittyn Coleman, a fellow dietitian from the US, known as the Autism Dietitian. Brittyn and I share a passion for paediatric nutrition, especially in the realm of picky eating. Brittyn's journey is incredibly inspiring as she has pivoted through various business models before finding her niche in running a membership site. By the end of this episode, you will be absolutely inspired to consider new directions for your own practice. Let's dive in!Episode SummaryIn this episode, Brittyn Coleman shares her journey from starting in clinical practice to developing a successful membership site focused on nutrition for children with autism. She discusses the burnout she faced in different business models and how she ultimately created a sustainable and fulfilling career. Brittyn's story highlights the importance of listening to your audience and adapting your business to meet their needs.Key TakeawaysFinding Your Niche: Brittyn explains how she transitioned from general paediatric nutrition to specialising in picky eating and nutrition for children with autism, driven by personal experience with her autistic brother.Overcoming Burnout: She candidly shares her experiences with burnout from taking insurance, moving to a private pay model, and the intense demands of one-on-one client sessions.Building a Membership Site: Brittyn describes the evolution of her business into a membership site that now supports over 600 families, providing a community, live Q&As, and expert workshops.Importance of Community: The shift from a content-heavy library to a community-focused model significantly improved member retention and satisfaction.Flexibility and Family Life: Brittyn highlights how her business model now allows her more flexibility, reducing burnout and enabling her to spend more time with her family.Continuous Improvement: Through market research and feedback, Brittyn continuously refines her offerings to better meet the needs of her members, focusing on personalised roadmaps for different nutrition challenges.Connect with Brittyn Coleman:Website: autismdietitian.comInstagram: @autismdietitianThank you for tuning in to Beyond the Clinic. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review. See you next time! Website: https://www.sarahalmondbushell.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dietitiansinbusiness/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dietitiansinbusinessFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/beyondtheclinicbusinessYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BeyondTheClinicPodcast The Master Plan - Discover the 22 steps you need to take (in the right order) to build a successful business so you can earn enough to live the freedom lifestyle you dream of. https://www.sarahalmondbushell.com/master-plan

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of Living the Dream with Curveball, host Curveball delves into the world of organizational development with author, speaker, and consultant Irma Parone. As the founder and CEO of Parone Group, Irma shares her expertise on improving customer relationships, employee engagement, and boosting the bottom line. Discover the proven strategies from her award-winning book, Winx, and learn how to craft effective problem statements, determine root causes, and evaluate the impact of business decisions. Irma also discusses her second book aimed at employees and her dream of fostering better collaboration between employers and employees. Tune in for invaluable insights on problem-solving and achieving workplace success.www.paronegroup.comPlease be sure to follow, rate, review, and share this episode to as many people as possible

There's nothing a woman in a power suit can't do. Shake up a male-dominated industry? Check. Redefine leadership? Check. Inspire generations to come? Check. In this episode, Rayna Lesser Hannaway shares her inspiration for doing all of the above. Listen as Rayna and Stacy discuss: • Her backstory– from looking up to her fierce, go-getter lawyer mom to becoming a powerhouse female in finance • How competitive company culture can sabotage the due diligence process• Her approach to encouraging collaboration and keeping core values at the heart of Polen's operation • How collaboration can be a boutique's secret sauce for standing out amongst the bigs…and so much more. About Rayna Lesser Hannaway:Rayna heads the Small Company Growth Team, is the lead Portfolio Manager of Polen Capital's U.S. Small Company Growth and U.S. SMID Company Growth strategies, and is co-portfolio Manager of Polen Capital's Global SMID Company Growth strategy. Prior to joining Polen Capital in 2017, Rayna spent nine years in portfolio management and two years as a Research Analyst at Fidelity Investments in Boston, evaluating small and mid-cap companies. She also spent nine years working in small-cap research for Jennison Associates and Lord Abbett & Company. Rayna received a B.A. in Economics from Barnard College, a division of Columbia University, where she graduated summa cum laude in 1996. Rayna is a CFA® charterholder and holds a CFA Institute Certificate in ESG Investing. In 2021, Rayna launched Polen's WISE employee resource group to support and promote an inclusive and supportive culture for women and their allies across the asset management industry. Rayna is currently a member of the Board of Directors at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Massachusetts Bay and the Board Chair at RAW Artworks.Rayna holds a bachelor's degree in economics (summa cum laude) from Barnard College, Columbia University. In her free time, Rayna enjoys skiing, hiking, yoga, volunteering in her community, traveling, and spending time with her family. Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Song: U2 - Beautiful Day Books: Start with Why by Simon Sinek, How to Know a Person by David Brooks, Living with a SEAL by Jesse Itzler - - -Make The Boutique Investment Collective part of your Billion Dollar Backstory. Gain access to invaluable resources, expert coaches, and a supportive community of other boutique founders, fund managers, and investment pros. Join Havener Capital's exclusive membership

The "one thing" that would enhance the business sector in South Africa is discussed by Bruce Whitfield's guests, Busisiwe (Busi) Mavuso, CEO of Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA), and Nick Binedell, founding director of the Gordon Institute of Business Science and Stacey Brewer, SPARK's Co-Founder and CEO at SPARKS Schools.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a Text Message.Sara Lohse is a storyteller, marketer, and brand architect with a knack for turning narratives into connections. Through Favorite Daughter Media, Sara uses her passion and talent to help mission-driven brands amplify their impact, proving that authentic storytelling and strategic marketing go hand in hand.

The latest in entertainment and current events from this past week 5/15-5/22 from a Black culture perspective.  this show kicks off with Sir Goodwin Live describing his on-stage performance with legendary and iconic singer Patti LaBelle, who turns 80,May 24.  6:00 Video footage has been paid for to the demise of Diddy, showing him physically assaulting former girlfriend Cassie. The actual and factual Kim Smith breaks it all down and much more......Meg the Stallion, Cardi B, and Gloria 38:00Kelly Rowland 4500Serena and Venus Williams 5000Angel Reese 5600Bleached Blonde Bad Built Butch Body 5800Marlon Wayans 10500NFL player Harrison Butker commencement speech 11400

In Italia solo a fine 2023 il Pil reale è tornato ai livelli del 2007, quelli precedenti il crak della Lehman Brothers: in 15 anni si è accumulato un divario di crescita di oltre 10 punti con la Spagna, 14 con la Francia e 17 con la Germania. Se si confronta il 2023 con il 2000, il divario è di oltre 20 punti con Francia e Germania, e di oltre 30 con la Spagna. Il 32esimo rapporto annuale dell Istat sulla situazione del Paese - presentato a Montecitorio il 15 maggio - fotografa un economia che nell ultimo triennio è cresciuta di più della media Ue27 e di più di Francia e Germania ma permangono fattori di debolezza strutturali e ritardi sulle parti più innovative. Alla crescita si è associato il buon andamento del mercato del lavoro. La stagnazione della produttività del lavoro è uno degli elementi che ha caratterizzato il debole andamento del Pil in volume negli ultimi vent anni e il conseguente allargamento del divario di crescita con le altre principali economie dell Ue. In volume, il Pil per ora lavorata in Italia è cresciuto di solo l 1,3 per cento tra 2007 e 2023, contro il 3,6 per cento in Francia, il 10,5 in Germania e il 15,2 per cento in Spagna. Nel sistema delle imprese, in Italia, il livello della produttività (valore aggiunto per addetto) a prezzi correnti nella manifattura è inferiore a quello osservato in Francia e Germania solo nel segmento delle micro e piccole imprese, che però hanno un peso maggiore in Italia. Nei servizi, invece, le imprese italiane mostrano una produttività inferiore in tutte le classi dimensionali. Insomma, scrive l'Istat, negli ultimi 20 anni, l'Italia ha difeso il proprio posizionamento come paese esportatore, ma la concorrenza delle economie emergenti ha messo in crisi una parte rilevante delle industrie su cui si basava la specializzazione nazionale, che si è gradualmente modificata. In questo contesto però fa ben sperare la previsione della Commissione europea che oggi ha ricordato che, nonostante l Italia continui a essere segnata da una crescita debole, ma che quest'anno dovrebbe far segnare un +0,9% quest anno, una cifra molto vicina all'1% stimato dal governo. L'Italia - con una crescita dello 0,9% nel 2024 e dell'1,1% nel 2025 - quest'anno crescerà più di Germania e Francia. E' quanto emerge dalle previsioni economiche di primavera della Commissione europea. "Dopo la recessione nel 2023, si prevede che l'attività economica in Germania ristagnerà nel 2024", evidenzia la Commissione europea. La crescita di Berlino è prevista allo 0,1% nel 2024 per poi raggiungere l'1% nel 2025, restando fanalino di coda tra i maggiori Paesi dell'Eurozona. La Francia crescerà invece dello 0,7% nel 2024, per arrivare all'1,3% nel 2025. A trainare l'Eurozona risultano essere i Paesi del sud. L'attività economica in Spagna dovrebbe crescere del 2,1% nel 2024 e dell'1,9% nel 2025, trainata dalla domanda interna e sostenuta da un forte mercato del lavoro. Per la Grecia si prevede una crescita del 2,2% quest'anno e del 2,3% il prossimo. Il Portogallo registrerà un aumento del Pil dell'1,7% nel 2024 e dell'1,9% nel 2025. Ieri ha presentato le sue stime anche Ey e Oxford Economics stimano per l'Italia una crescita del Pil reale intorno allo 0,7%-0,8% nel 2024 e poco sopra l'1% nel 2025, con una riduzione del tasso di inflazione dal 5,6% nel 2023 al di sotto del target della Bce del 2% per il 2024 e il 2025. Ne parliamo con Mario Rocco, Valuation, Modelling and Economics Leader di EY in Italia.Quando l'internazionalizzazione è una storia di successo. E la questione Sugar TaxLa famiglia Busi è tra gli storici imbottigliatori di CocaCola (gli imbottigliatori per il modello di business di CocaCola sono importantissimi), in Italia e all'estero. Il 19 maggio la Coca-Cola Bottling Shqiperia (CCBS) festeggia i 30 anni di presenza in Albania, l'evento sarà celebrato presso la "Piramide" di Tirana e vedrà anche la partecipazione del Primo Ministro Edi Rama. La famiglia Busi in Albania è riuscita a sviluppare con successo uno dei brand iconici a livello globale, nonostante un contesto imprenditoriale molto complesso. Si tratta di un traguardo storico per una famiglia di industriali italiani che trent'anni fa ha deciso di internazionalizzare il proprio business investendo in un Paese che oggi è terra di grandi opportunità per le imprese italiane innovative.Il tutto è stato possibile esportando le best practices italiane, che vedono il Gruppo Acies (con sede a Bologna) attivo anche a Catania attraverso Sibeg Coca-Cola, azienda virtuosa che dal 1960 produce, imbottiglia, sviluppa e distribuisce in esclusiva per la Sicilia le bevande di The Coca-Cola Company. CCBS è il risultato della volontà di trasformare una delle più importanti Global Company in un'impresa familiare a km0, con l'obiettivo di portare valore aggiunto in un Paese che si distingue per l'intelligenza, la vivacità e la resilienza delle sue risorse. In questo contesto si inerisce però un "pericolo scampato" tutto italiano. Ieri infatti, dopo giorni in cui si paventava l'imminente introduzione della Sugar Tax per il prossimo luglio, l'imposta è stata spostata al 2025. La legge punta a disincentivare l'acquisto di drink e bevande ad alta concentrazione di zuccheri, facendone aumentare il pezzo alla vendita. Da Palazzo Chigi ricordano che sia la sugar che la plastic tax sono state introdotte con la legge di Bilancio 2020 dal Governo Conte 2, ma fino ad oggi è stata oggetto di continui rinvii. Con la manovra 2024 l'ultima proroga è fissata a luglio 2024. Le associazioni, compresa Confindustria Catania e Assobibe, si sono dette soddisfatte del rinvio, ma come si sta organizzando la filiera per prepararsi a una tassa che inevitabilmente a breve verrà introdotta?Ne parliamo con Cristina Busi, neo eletta presidente di Confindustria Catania (eletta lo scorso 3 maggio) e vicepresidente con delega alle piccole e medie imprese di Assobibe (Associazione Italiana Industria Bevande analcoliche).Reclutamenti in salita, i rifiuti dei candidati sono oltre la metàSecondo l'Osservatorio Hr del PoliMi, il 90% dei lavoratori vive una condizione di malessere: il benessere è il primo motivo per cambiare lavoro ma le aspettative spesso sono deluse. Nel nostro Paese, della ricerca del benessere da parte dei lavoratori le direzioni delle risorse umane non possono non tenere conto, perché sta condizionando sempre più prepotentemente il mercato del lavoro. Non come categoria astratta, come mostrano alcuni trend: uno è sicuramente l'aumento del tasso di rifiuti dei candidati alle proposte di lavoro in fase di selezione che ormai supera la metà, aggravando il mismatch domanda e offerta. I più giovani ormai fanno colloqui in maniera quasi compulsiva «e sono sempre alla ricerca di un lavoro dove stare meglio. Chi fa parte della Gen Z non si preoccupa nemmeno di interrompere un percorso professionale durante la fase di induction, quella in cui si viene inseriti in azienda», spiega il professor Mariano Corso, responsabile scientifico dell'Osservatorio hr innovation practice della School of management del Politecnico di Milano, che ha realizzato con Doxa una ricerca sui temi dominanti nella gestione delle risorse umane. L'inquietudine della GenZ Il confronto tra le diverse generazioni mostra un approccio diverso rispetto al lavoro. «Sicuramente la GenZ appare come quella più inquieta, capace di rassegnare le dimissioni anche in fase di inserimento e sempre alla ricerca di qualcosa di meglio che consenta di avere dal lavoro maggiore soddisfazione, senza però sacrificare gli spazi privati - dice Corso -. Se per un giovane boomer, una volta iniziato un determinato percorso di carriera il lavoro diventava una priorità assoluta, per la GenZ non è così, tant'è che i più giovani hanno un'opinione negativa di chi oggi sacrifica tutto per il lavoro». In questo contesto non ci deve stupire che i ragazzi facciano continuamente colloqui e tantomeno la percentuale molto elevata di rifiuti che le aziende ricevono in fase di recruiting da parte dei candidati, che sono in crescita e sono saliti alla quota record del 54%. Così come non stupisce il dato del 17% delle aziende che parla di neoassunti che hanno lasciato il posto durante la fase di induction. Nell'interpretazione di Corso «il mondo del lavoro negli ultimi anni è stato interessato da una vera e propria rivoluzione e la ricerca del "vivere bene" è una risposta alle incertezze emergenti. Se in passato il lavoro era il centro delle aspirazioni e dei progetti di autorealizzazione per crescere anche di ruolo e status sociale, ora la fragilità del futuro sembra spingere le persone soprattutto a stare bene qui ed ora. Nel lavoro si cerca un benessere economico e mentale, in cui la flessibilità nei tempi e luoghi è fondamentale.Ne parliamo con Cristina Casadei, Sole24Ore.

Ashok Gupta is the mind behind The Gupta Program and a leading expert in the field of neuroimmune conditioned syndromes (NICS). Ashok is an internationally renowned Speaker, Filmmaker & Health Practitioner who has dedicated his life to supporting people through chronic illness, and achieving their potential. Ashok suffered from ME, or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, around 25 years ago when he was studying at Cambridge University. Through neurological research that he conducted, he managed to get himself 100% better. He then set up a clinic to treat others, and then published the well-known neuroplasticity “limbic retraining” recovery program and app known as the Gupta Program in 2007. Ashok Gupta's expertise has been featured in numerous media outlets, including The Huffington Post, BBC, and Psychology Today. He holds a Master's degree in Economics and Public Policy from Cambridge University and has been a keynote speaker at several international conferences on neuroscience and healthcare. In this episode, Ashok Gupta talks about how we can re-connect to our body's innate wisdom and re-train our brain in order to heal from chronic conditions such as chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia etc. Learn more about Ashok and his programs here: http://www.guptaprogram.com/ Instagram: @guptaprogram CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 2:56 Ashok's story 7:49 Modern lifestyle vs. ancestral way of living 14:20 Our disconnection from the body's innate wisdom 17:11 Tools for re-training of your brain 24:00 Busi-ness vs calm 32:00 Research outcomes on Ashok's programs 42:00 Learning what your life is going to be like vs. 'short term fix' mindset  

Raphael Ebgi"Sette"Le avventure di un simboloLe Edizioni del Mulinowww.mulino.itLa promessa di un sapere senza confini.La mente umana incontra il sette quando si spinge in luoghi di meraviglia. Quando riflette sugli abissi del male, o sulle altezze, ben più difficili, del bene. Quando deve dare ordine alla musica dell'universo, o quando prova a immaginare, a occhi aperti, una via che conduca fuori dal mondo. O quando, infine, deve pensare l'inizio e la fine di tutto, come insegna il libro dei libri, la Bibbia, che crea il mondo in sette giorni. Raccontare la storia del sette significa avventurarsi in spazi in cui i numeri si trasformano in divinità, in elementi della natura, nella materia dei sogni e in speranze di pace. Una storia solo apparentemente lontana, perché il mistero del sette non ha mai smesso di affascinarci, e continua a riaffiorare fra le trame della nostra vita.Raphael Ebgi insegna Storia della Filosofia all'Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele di Milano. Ha curato per i Millenni Einaudi i volumi «Giovanni Pico della Mirandola. Mito, magia, qabbalah» (con G. Busi, 2014), «Umanisti italiani. Pensiero e destino» (con M. Cacciari, 2016), e «Marsilio Ficino. Anima Mundi: Scritti filosofici» (2021).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Stay up to date on news related to the furniture industry! In this episode, we cover:(00:43): Challenges and Closures: The State of the Furniture Industry in 2023(04:59): "2024 Trends Outlook: Shaping the Future of Design"(08:58): "Concora Credit Acquires Great American Finance: Expanding Opportunities and Growing Partnerships"(10:24): "Expanding into Brick-and-Mortar: Simpli Home's Enhanced Sales and Marketing Framework for Success"(12:45): Hubbell Announces Sale of Residential Lighting Business to Kingswood Capital Management

For the 2nd episode, Lanci sits down with Award Winning Real Estate Broker Julia Lombardo. A few areas she touches on are:What do the two discuss? How to start a business in a new locationHow to scale a businessWhen it is time to get into a second industryAdvice if you just passed your Real Estate examWhy is it important to be friends with realtors at other agenciesMeet  Lombardo: After moving to a brand new state, knowing NO ONE, she slowly started building an empire.She has been in real estate since 2012 and learned the roots in Michigan. After moving to Tampa in 2015, Lombardo Team Real Estate was born. Learn how she got her first client, her first Realtor to join the firm, and everything in between in this testimonial from Julia Lombardo. Enjoy the show.Have a question for this guest or host? Want to become a guest or show partner? Let's chat! Send an email to podcastsbylanci@gmail.com.For Digital Editing / Podcast guest inquiries, email PodcastsByLanci@Gmail.comMusic Credits:Adventure by MusicbyAden | https://soundcloud.com/musicbyadenHappy | https://soundcloud.com/morning-kuliSupport the showIf you enjoyed this week's show, click the subscribe button to stay current.Listen to A Mental Health Break Episodes hereTune into Writing with Authors here

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Giulio Busi"Gesù il re ribelle"Una storia ebraicaMondadori Editorewww.mondadori.itChi è, veramente, Gesù? Sappiamo cosa è diventato dopo la sua morte, in duemila anni di fede cristiana. Ma come lo considerano i contemporanei? Cosa pensano quando lo ascoltano parlare e mentre lo vedono agire?Poco prima della fine, egli pronuncia su di sé parole enigmatiche: «Io so da dove vengo, e dove vado. Voi, invece, non sapete da dove vengo e dove vado» (Gv 8,14). Può questo messaggio di un «re» ebreo illuminare anche l'origine e la meta della nostra vita?Attraverso un fitto e appassionato dialogo con i Vangeli, Giulio Busi traccia il profilo di un Gesù ribelle, assai diverso dall'immagine del buon pastore, mite e mansueto, trasmessa da gran parte della tradizione cristiana. È il Gesù della polemica e dell'invettiva. E, insieme, il Gesù visionario che sovverte e trascende ogni limite di spazio e di tempo, in continuo movimento tra il «qui» della sofferenza e della sopraffazione e il «là» della pace e della vita spirituale.A delinearsi con chiarezza in queste pagine è, in particolare, una «storia ebraica» del maestro di Nazaret. Per lui, infatti, gli ebrei non sono mai «loro» ma «noi». E se la sua ribellione s'indirizza anche contro l'élite religiosa giudaica, è pur sempre la ribellione di un ebreo, orgoglioso della propria appartenenza, che sa interpretare la Torah in modo straordinariamente raffinato, eppure libero, nuovo, creativo.Alla fine, Gesù è un re proscritto, su cui pende un ordine di arresto. Un rabbi itinerante braccato e costretto a nascondersi. Quando sale a Gerusalemme per l'ultima Pasqua, sa che verrà tradito, catturato, percosso, ucciso. I suoi si sbandano, rinnegano. Solo un gruppo di donne non lo lascia nell'ora più oscura. E soltanto una donna cerca il proprio maestro e per prima lo trova, all'alba, in un giardino, al di là della morte.Il giudaismo ha rifiutato il regno senza potere impersonato da Gesù. Il cristianesimo ha trasformato la missione errante dei primi discepoli ebrei, senza famiglia e senza averi, senza bagaglio e senza armi, in una realtà solida, ben costruita, capace di durare per millenni. Ma la ribellione di Gesù ancora continua.Giulio Busi è professore ordinario alla Freie Universität di Berlino e presidente della Fondazione Palazzo Bondoni Pastorio. Ha scritto di mistica ebraica, di storia rinascimentale, della filosofia di Giovanni Pico della Mirandola. Collaboratore di lungo corso delle pagine culturali del «Sole – 24 Ore», ha uno stile letterario inconfondibile, incalzante e, al tempo stesso, documentatissimo. Per Mondadori ha pubblicato: Lorenzo de' Medici (2016), Michelangelo (2017), Marco Polo (2018), Cristoforo Colombo (2020) e Giulio II (2021).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

Have you ever felt the pull to venture into uncharted territory with your business or found yourself faced with an enormous challenge, but felt anchored by self-doubt? Dive into this enlightening conversation where I chat with Elisabet Vinberg-Hearn, a three-time best-selling author on leadership and teams, and John Jennings, leadership, engagement and cultural business expert. We'll delve into the courage required to take leaps and the strategies to execute them successfully. This discussion follows our recent inaugural face-to-face Elevation Collective event in Windsor, England. There, I united a tribe of global thought leaders committed to shaping a brighter future. In this episode, we'll distil the invaluable insights and lessons from that gathering, offering you guidance on blazing your own distinctive trail.

Have you ever felt the pull to venture into uncharted territory with your business or found yourself faced with an enormous challenge, but felt anchored by self-doubt? Dive into this enlightening conversation where I chat with Elisabet Vinberg-Hearn, a three-time best-selling author on leadership and teams, and John Jennings, leadership, engagement and cultural business expert. We'll delve into the courage required to take leaps and the strategies to execute them successfully. This discussion follows our recent inaugural face-to-face Elevation Collective event in Windsor, England. There, I united a tribe of global thought leaders committed to shaping a brighter future. In this episode, we'll distil the invaluable insights and lessons from that gathering, offering you guidance on blazing your own distinctive trail.

In today's world the race is on to inspire us to step up and contribute to a better world. One of my intentions is to introduce you to caring business people who are truly contributing to a better world. If we could all do that, what a difference we could make! My guest Shay Hoelscher is a 37-year veteran of the Professional Beauty Industry. Having worked in Senior Leadership positions for many major beauty brands, Shay is today the CEO and Owner of privé products. Shay is also passionate about the thrill for speed and has achieved an incredible dream to own a Porsche factory race car and is a racing driver. I was particularly inspired when talking to Shay about her dedication for making privé products a force for good. Her three core pillars are: – To empower women as a women-led company – Make a strong social impact by giving 1% of all revenue to a nonprofit to help women in need – To produce natural and clean products that are good for you and good for the planet. Join us as we explore the mind and wisdom of a business owner who is truly committed to moving towards a better world – quickly!

In today's world the race is on to inspire us to step up and contribute to a better world. One of my intentions is to introduce you to caring business people who are truly contributing to a better world. If we could all do that, what a difference we could make! My guest Shay Hoelscher is a 37-year veteran of the Professional Beauty Industry. Having worked in Senior Leadership positions for many major beauty brands, Shay is today the CEO and Owner of privé products. Shay is also passionate about the thrill for speed and has achieved an incredible dream to own a Porsche factory race car and is a racing driver. I was particularly inspired when talking to Shay about her dedication for making privé products a force for good. Her three core pillars are: – To empower women as a women-led company – Make a strong social impact by giving 1% of all revenue to a nonprofit to help women in need – To produce natural and clean products that are good for you and good for the planet. Join us as we explore the mind and wisdom of a business owner who is truly committed to moving towards a better world – quickly!

 If we imagined life as a business to be built, is yours being built to last? Or does it represent the flavor-of-the-day fads and trends that seek to capture the moment?#BuiltToLast

Staffelfinale Nummer 13 steht ins Haus und erstmalig seit Beginn ihres kometenhaften Aufstiegs sehen sich die jungen Transmittergötter Busi, Thomi und Flunsch mit Kritik konfrontiert. “Wer hat euch eigentlich erlaubt, einen Podcast zu machen?”, “Wieso seid ihr so verschissen niedlich?” und “Warum zum heiligen Arschloch beantwortet ihr entgegen aller Versprechungen immer nur so wenig Fragen beim Staffelfinale?”. Natürlich muss man sich als Person der Öffentlichkeit mit solchen Vorwürfen sachlich auseinandersetzen und so viel sei schonmal verraten: “Studio Bummens zwingt uns seit zweieinhalb Jahren dazu, weil sie kompromittierendes Material gegen uns in der Hand haben”, “Wir sind das Ergebnis eines seltenen Genexperiments der Niedlichkeitslabore in Süßhausen” und “dieses Mal wird alles anders - das schwören wir bei unseren knuffigen Stupsnasen!”. Weitere sachliche Kritik wie immer an unser Instagram Profil eulenvordiesaeue_hassecke. Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/EulenvordieSaeue

“Mante Mante Timpe Tee - Buttje Buttje in den See” - so oder so ähnlich wird man über Folge 125 schreiben müssen, denn was hier gefühls- und geständnismäßig am Passieren ist, könnte fast schon als klassischer Therapie-Podcast durchgehen. Selten haben die drei Gefühlsgötter Busi, Schmusi und Kusi so schonungslos unabsichtlich ehrlich Schwächen und Fauxpas der Vergangenheit gestanden. Frank hat aus Versehen für eine der größten Verwechslungen seit dieser einen Folge “Modern Family” gesorgt, Thomas hat in seinem Beauty Retreat eine unglaubliche und traurige Entdeckung gemacht und Basti hat gegen seinen Willen eine Übersprungshandlung aus seiner mysteriösen Adoleszenz ausgepackt. Außerdem geht es um cool und uncool und wie man sich fühlt, Spaßschwimmbadversprechung, Style und Tonmannzunftlannzenbrechereien. Wunderbär. Schanke Dön. Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/EulenvordieSaeue

 Christopher Rausch has earned a reputation for straight talk, no-bullshit delivery, and a ‘No Excuses' philosophy and has become a passionate and outspoken advocate for living life and leading a ‘KICKASS' life.  The key differentiator of Rausch's teachings can be articulated in his ‘no excuses' positioning.  The average human being sells out to ‘excuses' as the reason for not experiencing the change that they advocate.  When an individual or organization is undergoing any form of ‘transformative change', excuses become the acceptable norm.  Given Rausch's life experience of pure ‘survival' he did not have the luxury of ‘excuses' which without a doubt has him be the most unparalleled teachers of our time in what it means to live and lead an ‘unstoppable' existence.As always this show is brought to you by Tribe and Purpose.  You've put the work in but you're not sure how to reap the rewards. It's time to focus on the success you have planned for yourself and your team.The Tribe + Purpose team can guide you to build on that success to have even more.Learn more at http://www.tribe-purpose.comCheck out Christopher's website here: https://noexcusescoach.com/Connect with Chris on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottgoyette/YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/NvYve0J53Ac 

Are you struggling with choosing a name for your beauty biz? With so many ideas, how do you settle on the right one? You want it to represent you perfectly...and you want it to be catchy...and you want it to roll off the tongue... and....and...and... Here are some key points: -Why indecision costs more than a wrong decision. -Why naming your business after yourself might not be the best option. -Tips about what to include in your name for SEO. Don't make the same mistake that I see other artists make when choosing a business name! // BECOME A MEMBER of  BEAUTY BIZ SECRETS FACEBOOK GROUP!  // LIVE at the AAM PMU board conference // Sign up for a free 60-minute strategy call to learn more about Pretty Rich Bosses and set yourself on a path of success for your business. // FREE Beauty Business Growth Resources!  // www.SheilaBella.com | Instagram @realsheilabella / // For the Video version of this episode and more business advice, visit YOUTUBE //If you're considering a microblading class or have recently completed training and are looking for guidance on how to build a successful business, you're not alone! So many beautypreneurs face similar challenges and could benefit from some extra support. That's where I come in! As a business coach, I can help you develop strategies and skills to make your beauty business thrive. If your permanent makeup training didn't cover important business and marketing principles or give you the tools to create a five-star experience for your clients, during our call, we'll focus on the key elements of running a successful business as well as getting deep into the things you really need to know about how you are running your business! And, as the amazing CEO, you'll be at the forefront of it all! These are the same principles my students use and the same principles. I used it in my own 7 figure businesses! By the end of our call, you'll better understand how to run your microblading business easily! We will dive DEEP into your current business situation and your ultimate goals and dreams and align that with ACTIONABLE items :) Visit https://www.Sheilabella.com/apply. If you found this helpful, let's hang out more often! Subscribe and ask me anything in the comments!  

It's time to delve deeply into the other Ndebele, then what happened when Mzilikazi arrived in the area known as the Trans Vaal - across the Vaal, with his hungry wolves. The development of the highveld to the late 1820s is quite a tale, with the first Tswana people made their way here by the 1100s, although much of the high ground was avoided. However, by the late 1600s, people had moved onto hilltop defensive locations through the region. Rooikrans for example, a small stone-walled Sotho, Tswana and Pedi site on the Waterberg plateau north west of the Witwatersrand. There was also a similar development at Bruma on the Linksfield Ridge right in the heart of Johannesburg. I used to walk up that slope from the back of my house and the original stone settlements had been frittered away by Boer and British defenders during the Anglo Boer war who used the 500 year-old Tswana stone to build Sangars and trenches. So over hundreds of years, the original peoples of the highveld moved about a great deal, sometimes living on hilltops, sometimes in the valleys depending on how politically stable it was. Oral tradition points out the Hurutshe founded the hill-top village of Chuenyane - also called Witkoppies, which is near Zeerust by the early 1500s. By the 17th Century, there was significant Tswana state growth in the west where it is warmer than around Johannesburg, with the rise of the Kwena and Kgatla dynasties, but these shattered in the 18th Century as trading power shifted north. If you've followed the series to this point, you'll remember the descriptions of the trading routes from Delagoa Bay and how they criss-crossed central southern Africa. There were even traders who arrived here from the West Coast, modern day Angola. By the end of the 17th Century, the transvaal Ndebele began to emerge - and by the 18th Century they were regarded as a separate people by the Sotho, Tswana and Pedi speakers. They became known as the Matabele, and they lived on the steepest hills where they built fortifications around the Waterberg plateau. The southern Trans Vaal Ndebele were spread over the Witwatersrand high veld adjoining the Drakensberg, up to where Pretoria is today and they were in this region by the end of the 17th Century. They all trace their history to a man known as Busi, and the dating of this man is around 1630-1670. Busi's son was called Tshwane, and that's why we know Pretoria area today as Tshwane - because that was its first name. Oral stories are a bit more murky when it comes to the northern trans vaal Ndebele, who settled west of the Waterberg Plateau in the 1500s. Some headed further west across the Limpopo to the Tswapong hills in eastern Botswana. While they were migrating north west, the other transvaal Ndebele called the LAka aka, Langa, and the Hwaduba, remained behind in the WAterberg plateau. These people clung onto their linguistic identity, they spoke an Nguni language, whereas the others to the west became Tswana, Sotho, and Pedi speakers. One man by the name of Mogale refused to dilute his language, and it is his name that morphed into the Magaliesberg - that wonderful and imposing steep and craggy range of mountains the west of Johannesburg. The very phrase sounds Afrikaans - Magalies, but it is actually an early Ndebele word from the 1500s. By Mzilikazi's time in the mid-1820s, there was significant jostling for territory and ascendancy around inland southern Africa. A series of small wars amongst the Tswana which have become known as the ivory and cattle and fur wars, and some known as the Wives wars, were on the go around this time.

It's time to delve deeply into the other Ndebele, then what happened when Mzilikazi arrived in the area known as the Trans Vaal - across the Vaal, with his hungry wolves. The development of the highveld to the late 1820s is quite a tale, with the first Tswana people made their way here by the 1100s, although much of the high ground was avoided. However, by the late 1600s, people had moved onto hilltop defensive locations through the region. Rooikrans for example, a small stone-walled Sotho, Tswana and Pedi site on the Waterberg plateau north west of the Witwatersrand. There was also a similar development at Bruma on the Linksfield Ridge right in the heart of Johannesburg. I used to walk up that slope from the back of my house and the original stone settlements had been frittered away by Boer and British defenders during the Anglo Boer war who used the 500 year-old Tswana stone to build Sangars and trenches. So over hundreds of years, the original peoples of the highveld moved about a great deal, sometimes living on hilltops, sometimes in the valleys depending on how politically stable it was. Oral tradition points out the Hurutshe founded the hill-top village of Chuenyane - also called Witkoppies, which is near Zeerust by the early 1500s. By the 17th Century, there was significant Tswana state growth in the west where it is warmer than around Johannesburg, with the rise of the Kwena and Kgatla dynasties, but these shattered in the 18th Century as trading power shifted north. If you've followed the series to this point, you'll remember the descriptions of the trading routes from Delagoa Bay and how they criss-crossed central southern Africa. There were even traders who arrived here from the West Coast, modern day Angola. By the end of the 17th Century, the transvaal Ndebele began to emerge - and by the 18th Century they were regarded as a separate people by the Sotho, Tswana and Pedi speakers. They became known as the Matabele, and they lived on the steepest hills where they built fortifications around the Waterberg plateau. The southern Trans Vaal Ndebele were spread over the Witwatersrand high veld adjoining the Drakensberg, up to where Pretoria is today and they were in this region by the end of the 17th Century. They all trace their history to a man known as Busi, and the dating of this man is around 1630-1670. Busi's son was called Tshwane, and that's why we know Pretoria area today as Tshwane - because that was its first name. Oral stories are a bit more murky when it comes to the northern trans vaal Ndebele, who settled west of the Waterberg Plateau in the 1500s. Some headed further west across the Limpopo to the Tswapong hills in eastern Botswana. While they were migrating north west, the other transvaal Ndebele called the LAka aka, Langa, and the Hwaduba, remained behind in the WAterberg plateau. These people clung onto their linguistic identity, they spoke an Nguni language, whereas the others to the west became Tswana, Sotho, and Pedi speakers. One man by the name of Mogale refused to dilute his language, and it is his name that morphed into the Magaliesberg - that wonderful and imposing steep and craggy range of mountains the west of Johannesburg. The very phrase sounds Afrikaans - Magalies, but it is actually an early Ndebele word from the 1500s. By Mzilikazi's time in the mid-1820s, there was significant jostling for territory and ascendancy around inland southern Africa. A series of small wars amongst the Tswana which have become known as the ivory and cattle and fur wars, and some known as the Wives wars, were on the go around this time.

Congratulations! You've hired! In this episode, your host, Sheila Bella, shares her take on what to watch out for when hiring a PMU artist, what to do if you no longer trust them and how to handle this stressful situation when you realize they aren't the right fit and you now have more work on your plate!  // FREE HIRING GUIDE : https://sheilabella.com/hiringguide   // HIRING 101 COURSE: https://sheilabella.com/HIRING101 //VISIT https://www.sheilabella.com/apply to sign up for a free 60-minute strategy call to learn more about Pretty Rich Bosses and set you on a path of success for your business. //CHECK OUT OUR PRETTY RICH BOSSES TESTIMONIALS// https://www.sheilabella.com/testimonials //SIGN UP FOR OUR SOLD OUT TRAININGS ONLINE COURSE// https://www.sheilabella.com/soldouttrainings //JOIN OUR FACEBOOK GROUP BEAUTY BIZ SECRETS: https://www.facebook.com/groups/beautybizsecrets   //VISIT http://www.thepmusummit.com  to register for the AAM Summit 2023 //FREE RESOURCES: https://sheilabella.com/free   // F O L L O W Website | www.SheilaBella.com //Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/realsheilabella  

Welcome to the Busi-ness Podcast!I'm thrilled this week to bring you a really interesting, honest podcast with my friend Namrata, the founder of cult skincare brand, Plenaire.You've probably seen Plenaire all over your Instagram feeds and popping up in a variety of amazing retailers across the UK. Whilst it's an incredibly exciting time for businesses like Plenaire, it is absolutely not without its challenges.Namrata and I had an incredibly candid chat about where she is this week and in her business cycle. With an amazing career behind her and an amazing career ahead, we discussed some of the challenges she faces day-to-day; mentally, physically, emotionally. We also had a really accurate and honest look at the market and its performance. We looked at what it means to run a startup in these uncertain times. It's such an important episode for anyone who's starting to run a business and I really hope you can connect a little and realise that you're absolutely not alone! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Busi-ness Podcast!In this episode, I'm joined by Dan Warne, CEO and founder of Sessions. Prior to Sessions, Dan was the Managing Director at Deliveroo, an app you've probably heard of. He was part of the business during a time of exponential growth, ultimately leading to IPO, which was met with mixed reviews. We talked a lot about growing and scaling businesses, and what happens when you realise that the dream job you're so invested in, isn't going to work for you in the long-term.He's now running an amazing company, Sessions, which aims to lower the barriers to entry and is streamline the processes for restaurants and more importantly, the hospitality industry. Sessions is democratising the restaurant industry, which has taken such a battering in the last few years.Dan has a wealth of knowledge and insights into the industry. I hope you enjoy this episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Anthony and Cameron dive into a very exciting topic- using the cash value of an Infinite Banking policy. Many people are hesitant to dip into their policy, but this week Anthony and Cameron clear up any misunderstanding one may have about cash value and what one would miss out on if they do not use their cash value. Enjoy this week's episode and make the most out of your policy! Resources: Schedule your 15-minute call with Anthony or Cameron here: http://bit.ly/iwc15podcast Check our online course at www.InfiniteWealthCourse.com Nelson Nash documentary http://bit.ly/NelsonDoc  Buy Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash http://bit.ly/BYOBbookIWC 

The Barca Breakdown discuss the first day of the 2022/23 La Liga season against Rayo Vallecano. A team that beat us in both match days last season, was responsible for our third home loss, and was the final game of the Koeman era. Every Barca fan could only imagine the sweet payback Barca would get with a huge summer of signings. However, match day 1 did not deliver exactly as fans would have thought. Xavi's starting line-up did not feature Dest, who was not even called up, nor Frenkie De Jong. Instead Araujo slotted in the right back position with Christensen and Garcia as the center backs and Gavi received a start along side Pedri and Busi. There was no other choice but to start Raphinha, Dembele, and Lewandowski in the attacking front. As one would expect, Barca dominated possession of the ball and in the first 20 or so minutes created many opportunities. It must be said, the mid field was not an integral part of these first minutes as they were hardly involved in the build up. Instead, it seemed it was the job of the defense to get the balls to the wings and allow Dembele and Raphinha to control the ball forward. This tactic was soon after found out and Barca slowed their advances to the end of the first half. There were plenty of great opportunities though. Dembele had many services into the box to Lewandowski and Raphinha. Many of which were snuffed out by the goal or off the mark. Rounding into the second half it seemed that Barca just could not break the defense of Rayo in addition to their time wasting. The game certainly picked up when Frenkie subbed in. He was able to dribble the ball down the center, creating lethal opportunities. Despite all best efforts, FC Barcelona could not find the back of the net and leave their first game of the season with a 1 point. Hopefully the team can become more cohesive through the next few games to find the net. Xavi will need to make some adjustments including starting Frenkie and not keeping in Busquests for a full 90.

On this week's episode of the main street business podcast, Mark Kohler, Mat Sorensen, and guest star Jarom Bergeson break down when you should get a trademark, why you should get a trademark, and how to get one properly. To save $100 on your trademark, visit https://kkoslawyers.com/services/trademarks/ to take advantage of the limited time Trademark special!Visit mainstreetbusiness.com to learn more or submit a question for our monthly open forum show!

Today on Window Treatments for Profit: Today is a What Would Lu Do episode! Today, we are talking about overwhelm. Let's talk about this feeling of being over our heads. You know what I mean, you have a pile of quotes to do, a pile of jobs to order, and an even bigger pile of bills to review and pay. Let's break it down together and discover how to dig ourselves out of that terrible feeling. Our Favorite Links Shop38east.com Madeleine MacRae's Home Pro Toolbox Windowworksnj.com Comfortex.com Vitalia Inc. Exciting Windows What's new with LuAnn Nigara luannuniversity.com http://www.luannnigara.com/cob Inside Voice, Outside Voice Purchase LuAnn's Books Here: Book 1: The Making of A Well – Designed Business: Turn Inspiration into Action Book 2: A Well-Designed Business – The Power Talk Friday Experts Pre-Order Book 3: A Well-Designed Business – The Power Talk Friday Experts Volume 2 Connect with LuAnn Nigara LuAnn's Website LuAnn's Blog Power Talk Friday Like Us: Facebook | Tweet Us: Twitter | Follow Us: Instagram | Listen Here: Podcast

Mark and Mat break down the power of the Roth IRA in this weeks episode of the Mainstreet Business Podcast. The Roth is a powerhouse tool that creates 100% TAX FREE wealth. Additionally, they break down a handful of game changing strategies on how to take your retirement to the next level. To learn more, visit https://mainstreetbusiness.com/

On episode 360, Dan and Victor of the Houston Culés discuss the salary decisions currently being made, including those around de Jong, Busquets, Sergi Roberto, and Gavi. They talk about the financial obstacles of letting go of legends, Gavi's style of play, the cost of Angel Di Maria, and much more! Running Order: Is de Jong's situation just based on the money? How long will Busi stick around? Why is Barcelona renewing Sergi Roberto? Under what circumstances does Di Maria make sense? Holy Moley! We FINALLY have some merch! Check out the full store: https://the-barcelona-podcast.creator-spring.com/ Listen on Apple Podcasts iOS App, Spotify and, if you want to support the show, head over to Patreon for more content! Become a Patreon to support the show and check out our Quick Take Match Reviews – Thank you! Access our exclusive, listeners-only Facebook Group here. Follow us on Instagram! Find us and watch exclusive content on YouTube! Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via Spotify We are excited to partner with Fanatiz! Use this link to sign up: https://bit.ly/2YAHuDd Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Prof Mcebisi Ndletyana, political science professor at University of Johannesburg analysis the reasons behind the suspension of the public protector. Chris Christodoulou, managing partner at Christodoulou & Mavrikis attorney looks at whether airlines can successfully complete a business rescue process after Comair was grounded. Warren Ingram, personal financial advisor and executive director at Galileo Capital looks at working backwards to reach financial freedom. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Barca Breakdown discussed 3 points that were secured in match day 34 against Mallorca at the Camp Nou. With Dembele feeling under the weather, Xavi chose to start Depay on the left and moved Ferran Torres to the right wing. Of course, Pedri is out so Gavi started alongside Frenkie and Busi. In the back line, Pique started with Ronald Araujo, Jordi Alba, and Dani Alves.    The first half was pretty lackluster and disorganized. A few breaks from Mallorca could have easily been scored, but their team was not clinical. It didn't seem too promising until Jordi Alba placed a ball over the top for Memphis Depay. He was able to control the ball and score to take Barca 1-0. The half ended with much improvement to be desired.    In the second half Barca really turned up the tempo, constantly attacking Mallorca. In the 54' Ferran Torres' shot gets blocked and Busquets picks up the ball. He shoots off his left foot into the right corner of the net and Barca are up 2-0. Fati and Dembele are subbed on for Aubameyang and Ferran Torres. Immediately, Barca shut down. Mallorca continues to attack on counters, and eventually earn a free kick. The ball goes over the top of the Barca line and straight at an open Raillo. The ball deflects off his knee and makes it past Stegen... 2-1. The match ends with Barca hanging on by a thread to their 3 points.    Luckily, Atletico Madrid and Sevilla dropped points this week. Barca look to take on Real Betis on Saturday.