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This week, Casper & Casper founder Milla Maria spoke with Dr. Paul Hermann, osteopath, exercise scientist, and founder of Stay Tuned Sports Medicine, about what habits are, how they're created, and how they can be altered or broken. We've all got habits, whether we deem them good ones or bad ones, so read on or listen to Paul and Maria to learn a little more about them!

I'm so excited to share my conversation with Casper ter Kuile. He has a book coming out this month, The Power of Ritual. He breaks down the architecture of ritual and how to bring more intentional ritual into your work and life. I love the four “categories” of ritual Casper lays out in his book- those for connecting with yourself, rituals that connect you to others, nature, and to something transcendent. I first encountered Casper's work through his company, The Sacred Design Lab, and their free PDF, which you should totally download, How we Gather. It showed how the breakdown of organized religion has opened up an ecological niche, if you will, for brands like Crossfit and Tough Mudder to become one of many places that we get meaning and belonging from - instead of just one place of workship. Casper's work is like Biomimicry (studying nature for design inspiration) ..but for religion. Whether you are religious or not, studying religion to understand how it plays a role in people's lives delivers some powerful insights. Casper's work shows us just how powerful those insights are. As he says in the opening quote, we need to be intentional about which rituals we lift up and celebrate because they each tell a story...every myth is communicated from generation to generation through the rituals that we maintain. What rituals make up your work life and home life? How do you measure and mark time? I hope you enjoy the conversation, and start harnessing the power of ritual! Support the Podcast and get insider access Full transcription and more on the conversation factory Casper on the web: https://www.caspertk.com/ The Power of Ritual: The Sacred Design Lab: https://sacred.design/who-we-are Their amazing free resources are here   More about Casper Casper ter Kuile is helping to build a world of joyful belonging. In the midst of enormous changes in how we experience community and spirituality, Casper connects people and co-creates projects that help us live lives of greater connection, meaning, and depth. Nothing makes him happier than learning from religious tradition and reimagining it for our context. Casper holds Masters of Divinity and Public Policy degrees from Harvard University, and remains a Ministry Innovation Fellow at Harvard Divinity School. He co-hosts the award-winning podcast Harry Potter and the Sacred Text, and is the co-founder of activist-training program Campaign Bootcamp. His book, The Power of Ritual (HarperOne) will be published in the summer of 2020. He lives with his husband Sean Lair in Brooklyn, NY.  

欢迎反馈意见及加入群聊“北京读天下企业故事汇”，或致电1291259423@qq.com美国床垫市场规模大约 1000 亿人民币。从2003-2017 年间，床垫销售额复合增速为 1.8%，这一期间销售量基本持平，销售增长来自提价。在销售渠道方面，床垫主要依靠线下渠道，其中家居建材专卖店占比超过 60%。这样的销售模式是比较合理的，因为通常情况下买一个床垫要用8-10年，消费者不会随意下单，而是会到店内亲身体验一下床垫，然后再购买。在美国，出售床垫的商店有9200家，而星巴克也不过12600家，咖啡是经常消费的产品，而床垫不是。为什么会有如此多的店面？有报道说，在美国市场上，床垫终端零售价通常会在成本基础上加价 8-10 倍。即使不是天天有订单，店家仍然能够获得足够的利润。反过来，如果能够减少对传统流通渠道的依赖，向消费者直接销售，就有可能获得原来属于零售渠道的利润，这也就是像Casper这类床垫电商的经营逻辑。在Casper的网站上有这样一句话：在买之前难道我不用试睡一下吗？答案是：“不用。因为我们所设计的床垫99%的人睡着都会感到非常舒适。”为了打消消费者的顾虑，Casper给出了100天的退货政策。Casper声称，短短几分钟是试不出床垫是否适合的，它给消费者100天的时间来体验并做出决定。退货是免费的，而这项服务在很多家具店是要收费的。退货会带来很高的成本，但对没有亲身试睡过的消费者，提供免费退货相当于质量担保，这是必不可少的服务。参考教材《战略管理》（第2版）李振福、孙忠著《战略管理》（第7版）希尔、琼斯、周长辉著《管理学原理》（第2 版）韩瑞著《创业管理》吴何著《现代企业管理》（第2版）吴何著[i] http://freakonomics.com/podcast/mattress-store-bubble/

欢迎反馈意见及加入群聊“北京读天下企业故事汇”，或致电1291259423@qq.com美国床垫市场规模大约 1000 亿人民币。从2003-2017 年间，床垫销售额复合增速为 1.8%，这一期间销售量基本持平，销售增长来自提价。在销售渠道方面，床垫主要依靠线下渠道，其中家居建材专卖店占比超过 60%。这样的销售模式是比较合理的，因为通常情况下买一个床垫要用8-10年，消费者不会随意下单，而是会到店内亲身体验一下床垫，然后再购买。在美国，出售床垫的商店有9200家，而星巴克也不过12600家，咖啡是经常消费的产品，而床垫不是。为什么会有如此多的店面？有报道说，在美国市场上，床垫终端零售价通常会在成本基础上加价 8-10 倍。即使不是天天有订单，店家仍然能够获得足够的利润。反过来，如果能够减少对传统流通渠道的依赖，向消费者直接销售，就有可能获得原来属于零售渠道的利润，这也就是像Casper这类床垫电商的经营逻辑。在Casper的网站上有这样一句话：在买之前难道我不用试睡一下吗？答案是：“不用。因为我们所设计的床垫99%的人睡着都会感到非常舒适。”为了打消消费者的顾虑，Casper给出了100天的退货政策。Casper声称，短短几分钟是试不出床垫是否适合的，它给消费者100天的时间来体验并做出决定。退货是免费的，而这项服务在很多家具店是要收费的。退货会带来很高的成本，但对没有亲身试睡过的消费者，提供免费退货相当于质量担保，这是必不可少的服务。参考教材《战略管理》（第2版）李振福、孙忠著《战略管理》（第7版）希尔、琼斯、周长辉著《管理学原理》（第2 版）韩瑞著《创业管理》吴何著《现代企业管理》（第2版）吴何著[i] http://freakonomics.com/podcast/mattress-store-bubble/

欢迎反馈意见及加入群聊“北京读天下企业故事汇”，或致电1291259423@qq.com美国床垫市场规模大约 1000 亿人民币。从2003-2017 年间，床垫销售额复合增速为 1.8%，这一期间销售量基本持平，销售增长来自提价。在销售渠道方面，床垫主要依靠线下渠道，其中家居建材专卖店占比超过 60%。这样的销售模式是比较合理的，因为通常情况下买一个床垫要用8-10年，消费者不会随意下单，而是会到店内亲身体验一下床垫，然后再购买。在美国，出售床垫的商店有9200家，而星巴克也不过12600家，咖啡是经常消费的产品，而床垫不是。为什么会有如此多的店面？有报道说，在美国市场上，床垫终端零售价通常会在成本基础上加价 8-10 倍。即使不是天天有订单，店家仍然能够获得足够的利润。反过来，如果能够减少对传统流通渠道的依赖，向消费者直接销售，就有可能获得原来属于零售渠道的利润，这也就是像Casper这类床垫电商的经营逻辑。在Casper的网站上有这样一句话：在买之前难道我不用试睡一下吗？答案是：“不用。因为我们所设计的床垫99%的人睡着都会感到非常舒适。”为了打消消费者的顾虑，Casper给出了100天的退货政策。Casper声称，短短几分钟是试不出床垫是否适合的，它给消费者100天的时间来体验并做出决定。退货是免费的，而这项服务在很多家具店是要收费的。退货会带来很高的成本，但对没有亲身试睡过的消费者，提供免费退货相当于质量担保，这是必不可少的服务。参考教材《战略管理》（第2版）李振福、孙忠著《战略管理》（第7版）希尔、琼斯、周长辉著《管理学原理》（第2 版）韩瑞著《创业管理》吴何著《现代企业管理》（第2版）吴何著[i] http://freakonomics.com/podcast/mattress-store-bubble/

On this week’s episode of #TheFriendZone, we review 2009-2019. We discuss our favorite songs, shows, movies, viral moments, apps, people and much much more. LA-based recording artist, Quiñ, stops by during the Music Man segment to talk all things life and fantasy soul. The Friend Zone x Slutty Vegan ATL Pop-Up Saturday, December 14th 1pm-4pm 313 Nelson St. SW Atlanta, GA Black Business of the Week: The Brooklyn Yoga Club https://www.bkyogaclub.com Thank you to our Sponsors: Hello Fresh - With HelloFresh, America’s #1 meal kit, get easy, seasonal recipes and pre-measured ingredients delivered right to your door. All you have to do is cook and enjoy! Break out of your dinner rut with HelloFresh’s 20+ seasonal, chef-curated recipes each week. There’s something for everyone, from Family recipes to Calorie Smart and Vegetarian, and fun menu series like Hall of Fame and Craft Burgers. Get 9 free meals with HelloFresh by going to https://www.HelloFresh.com/friendzone9 and using code FRIENDZONE9. Casper - Casper is a sleep brand that makes expertly designed products to help you get your best rest, one night at a time. Casper products are cleverly designed to mimic human curves, providing supportive comfort for all kinds of bodies. The original Casper mattress combines multiple, supportive memory foams for a quality sleep surface with the right amounts of both sink and bounce. The breathable design helps you sleep cool and regulates your body temperature throughout the night. Casper offers three other mattresses: the Wave, the Essential, and the Hybrid, all designed, developed, and assembled in the US. Casper gets delivered right to your door in a small, ‘how do they do that?!’ sized box with free shipping and returns in the US and Canada. Get $100 toward select mattresses by visiting https://www.Casper.com/ZONE and using ZONE at checkout. Bombas - Bombas socks are SOFT. Like, “made-with-the-softest-cotton-in-the-world” soft. They’re built with extra cushioning, so whether you’re walking the dog, chilling at home, or playing drums, you’ll be comfortable. Bombas socks provide support in places you didn’t even know you needed it, like your arches. Each sock is built with a special arch-support system that feels like a nice hug for your foot. Go to https://www.bombas.com/friendzone today, and get twenty percent off your first purchase. Follow us online: Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/FriendZonePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheFriendZonePodcast Have a GREAT day!

Pre-show: El Camino Jesse Pinkman's character bio Follow-up: Opting out of TiVo pre-roll ads Oxo Chef's Knife Siri opt-in & grading Optimus Player Casey's Docker adventures Pi-Hole Inspiration Jeff Atwood's article Homebridge Marco's networking adventures Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite (previous router) Security Gateway Pro 4 (new router) UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 (runs management software) UniFi 250W PoE Switch UniFi nanoHD Wi-Fi APs Folding phones Connected #265: What Are You, a Dictionary? Game Boy Advance SP Apple and China Ben Thompson's summary Avoiding Copland 2010 Copland 2010 Revisited #askatp Will progress bars ever become more accurate? (via Chris Wright) What app(s) do we use to write prose? (via Charles Clements) Visual Studio Code Working Copy TextMate BBEdit Does a computer really need a UPS? (via Tom Hartnett) Newer version of Casey's UPS Marco's UPS Post-show: John's Google problems Sponsored by: Casper: Casper is a sleep brand that makes expertly designed products to help you get your best rest, one night at a time. Get $100 toward select mattresses with code atp2019. Terms and conditions apply. ExpressVPN: Protect your online activity. Get 3 months free with a 1-year package. Squarespace: Make your next move. Use code ATP for 10% off your first order.

Follow-up: Expansion Slot Utility PCI Express Jony Ive leaves Apple Clockwise #301: My Vulcan Mind Ben Thompson's piece ATP #120: One Magical Wire Wall Street Journal on Ive's Departure Jony Ive's Christmas Tree The Talk Show #256: 'A Bit Too Thin', with Special Guest Ben Thompson Dieter Rams Gruber last week and this week Evans Hankey & Alan Dye May-Li Khoe's tweet Love, Death, & Robots ("Zima Blue" is the episode mentioned) #askatp: How does the Overcast recommendation engine work? (via Markus Ernst) What's the best way to enter "the zone" while programming? (via Paul Wood III) What happens to Overcast/Vignette/ATP/etc when we pass? (via Leon Zandman) Independence #55: The Single Point of Failure Post-show: John's Rubbermaid #1971 spatula Sponsored by: Eero: Get $100 off the eero base unit, 2 beacons, and 1 year of eero Plus with code ATP. Casper: Casper is a sleep brand that makes expertly designed products to help you get your best rest, one night at a time. Squarespace: Make your next move. Use code ATP for 10% off your first order.

Apparently the cravings for good food and BOOze doesn't go away in the afterlife. Follow us to the Fenton Hotel Tavern and Grille and the Moon River Brewing Company to learn about the spirits that haunt these establishments. Have ghost stories of your own? E-mail them to us at twogirlsoneghostpodcast@gmail.com This episode is sponsored by Squarespace, Casper, and Ritual. Squarespace: Ready to start your new business? Make it stand it out. Get started with Squarespace. Go to Squarespace.com/tgog for a free trial and when you’re ready to launch, use the offer code TGOG to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain. Casper: Casper is a sleep brand that makes expertly designed products to help you get your best rest, one night at a time. Get $50 towards select mattresses by visiting casper.com/tgog and use the promo code TGOG at checkout! Terms and conditions apply. Ritual: Traditional multivitamins weren't giving us what we needed, so Ritual reimagined one from the ground up. They're Vegan and made in the USA. Sign up now at ritual.com and enter code TGOG.  If you enjoy our show, please consider donating and clicking that orange button. We promise to make it worth your time and we promise not to haunt you. We have a variety of different tiers that will give you access to bonus content, special shoutouts, discounted merch and more! [Patreon](https://www.patreon.com/twogirlsoneghostpodcast): Patreon.com/twogirlsoneghostpodcast. Finally, please Rate and Review the podcast on [iTunes](https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/two-girls-one-ghost/id1271249164?mt=2) and follow us on social media! [Twitter](https://twitter.com/tgogpodcast?lang=en), [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/twogirlsoneghost/?hl=en), and [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/twogirlsoneghostpodcast). Original Music by [Arms Akimbo](http://www.armsakimbomusic.com/)!

We always talk about the most popular scores, but what about those which are more deserving than the amount of discussion they receive? Kristen Romanelli and Christopher Coleman go there and discuss SOME of the scores they believe have gone, or have become, underrated over the 20 to 25 years. For this episode, they mention underrated scores from composers such as: John Williams, James Newton Howard, Michael Giacchino, Jerry Goldsmith, James Horner, Alan Silvestri and Hans Zimmer.Episode Highlights01:22 - Our underrated intro05:26 - John Williams09:16 - James Newton Howard14:36 - Michael Giacchino19:59 - Jerry Goldsmith25:02 - James Horner28:49 - Alan Silvestri33:40 - Hans Zimmer38:20 - Overrated Wrap UpMusic Selections00:00 - "Theme from Superman (Disco Version)" (John Williams Tribute) by 101 Strings Orchestra06:34 - "Presumed Innocent" (Presumed Innocent) by John Williams07:37 - "Stanley & Iris" (Stanley & Iris) by John Williams09:25- "End Credits" (Stir of Echoes) by James Newton Howard12:00 - "Goodbyes" (Blood Diamond) by James Newton Howard15:02 - "Factory Rescue" (Mission: Impossible 3) by Michael Giacchino17:22 - "1st Movement" (Jupiter Ascending) by Michael Giacchino20:26 - "Family Reuinion/ End Title" (The River Wild) by Jerry Goldsmith22:32 - "Old Baghdad" (The 13th Warrior) by Jerry Goldsmith25:16 - "Casper" (Casper) by James Horner27:07 - "A Far, Far Away Time/ Main Title" (To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday) by James Horner29:01 - "Opened the Door" (What Lies Beneath) by Alan Silvestri30:59 - "Pourquoi" (The Walk) by Alan Silvestri33:47 - "Main Title" (A League of Their Own) by Hans Zimmer35:24 - "The House of Spirits" (The House of Spirits) by Hans Zimmer40:27 - "Theme from Superman (Disco Version)" (John Williams Tribute) by 101 Strings OrchestraNotes:Most Under-rated John Williams Scores by Adam Lowes (The Hot Corn)Find and Follow:Follow Kristen Romanelli on Twitter - @kbfornowFollow The Soundcast on Twitter - @audiosoundcastFollow Tracksounds on Twitter - @tracksounds Follow Christopher Coleman on Twitter - @ccolemanSpotify: Find our Spotify Companion Playlist here! Support Tracksounds:Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You!Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com http://bit.ly/amazonsoundtracksSubscribe and More InfoaCASTGOOGLE PLAYiTUNESRSS FEEDSPOTIFYSTITCHER RADIOTUNEIN RADIO

It's a freezing Tuesdays as Joe recaps his trip to Grand Rapids dealing with crazy audience members, cabbies and other hotel guests while Mark plays Mohegan Sun with Doug Key while battling Kevin Hart fans. Check it out! Sponsored by: Casper (Casper.com/Tuesdays) Mack Weldon (Code: Tuesdays) Become a subscriber to our Patreon for the latest LIVE bonus pod with Michelle Wolf & Ari Shaffir! www.patreon.com/tuesdays We have have NEW t-shirts. Get em' here! www.merchpump.com/product-category/tuesdays/ Download the Laughable app today! laughable.com/download Go on iTunes and give the pod a #5StarLunch review!

Managing and communicating around the subject of finances can be a critical part of any relationship. If you're dating, how do you decide who picks up the bill? Recently engaged? Will you combine or keep your finances separate? Financial disagreements in long term relationships and marriage can become a huge problem. Listen to today's show and learn how to navigate the ins and outs of finance in your relationship. In this episode we discuss relationship advice topics that include: Learn how to communicate about spending habits and how you view money in your relationship. Find out the best ways to manage your money in a long term relationship. How to decide on whether or not to combine bank accounts. Learn how to decide who will pick up the bill for dinner on your next date. This is not the 19th century, women are working and making money too! And much more! Stefanie O'Connell is a millennial money expert, speaker and author of the book, “The Broke and Beautiful Life". Stefanie's website, StefanieOConnell.com, is a destination for millennials who want to feel as much clarity with their money as they do confidence in their lives. Her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Forbes, SUCCESS magazine, MONEY.com and many more! Full Show Notes at http://idopodcast.com/121 Sign up for our 14 Day Happy Couples Challenge here: 14 Day Happy Couples Challenge Do you want to hear more on this topic? Are you struggling with finances in your relationship? If so, you're not alone. Continue the conversation on our Facebook Group here: Love Tribe Sponsors Talkspace: The online therapy company that believes that therapy should be affordable, confidential and convenient. Join over 500,000 people who have used Talkspace for online therapy with their licensed therapist. Get $30 off your first month when you visit Talkspace.com/IDO. Casper: Casper is a sleep brand that continues to revolutionize its line of products to create an exceptionally comfortable sleep experience, one night at a time. Start sleeping ahead of the curve with Casper. Get $50 toward any mattress purchase by visiting Casper.com/ido and using the promo code ido at checkout. Terms and conditions apply. If you love this episode (and our podcast!), would you mind giving us a review in iTunes? It would mean the world to us and we promise it only takes a minute. Many thanks in advance! - Chase & Sarah

Clyde "Buddy" Spence will soon be released from prison. Scott Reeder visits him in prison and asks why he shot two people in a daycare center. One of his victims was holding a 3-year-old girl when she was shots. Reeder talks that child, now a mother in her 30s, about how the crime impacted her life.   On Dec. 7, 1988, Clyde “Buddy” Spence entered a Texas daycare center and shot two workers in front of dozens of screaming children. One worker, Joyce Marques, suffered three serious bullet wounds but survived. The other worker, her daughter in-law, Charlotte “Dawndy” Marques suffered two bullet wounds and died climbing a playground fence as she fled the gunman. After three months on the lam, Spence was arrested and sentenced to 30 years in prison. Scott Reeder, then a cub reporter at the Galveston Daily News covered the 1989 trial of Spence, where he was found guilty and sentenced to 30 years in prison. The case has long haunted Reeder, a veteran journalist who now produces the hit podcast Suspect Convictions. Questions that he has asked over the years are: What impact have those two minutes of terror had on the community  almost 30 years after the crime? Does a family ever reach closure after suffering such a loss? How has the trauma affected the children who witnessed the crime? And what becomes of man after 30 years in some of Texas’ most violent prisons? Reeder returned to Galveston County and interviewed the woman wounded in the attack, the sisters of the person killed, one of the children narrowly missed by the bullets, detectives who worked the case and prosecutors who have kept him behind bars. He also visited Spence in the Texas prison where he is being prepared for release into society. The answers he received were surprising and go to the heart of society’ most challenging questions regarding grief, forgiveness and healing.   Sponsors: HelloFresh: HelloFresh.com, enter promo code "suspect30" Casper: Casper.com/Suspect Harry's: Harrys.com/Suspect

SHOW NOTES Casper.  The Sleep CompanyI'm really excited to share this conversation with Michael Kim, the Sr. Director of Customer Strategy and Planning for...Casper!  The Sleep Company!  I'm a huge fan of Casper, ever since they supported some of my favorite podcasts, including Grownups Read Things They Wrote as Kids (if you're not familiar with that podcast, click on the link at the bottom of this note and take a listen, then subscribe.  It's hilarious, and totally addictive).  So yeah I'm a customer, but I never accept any gifts from my clients.  So if I tell you I think they're awesome, it's because I genuinely do think they're awesome.My Guest Michael Kim, Senior Director of Customer Strategy and Planning at Casper[bctt tweet="The same reason a customer buys from Casper,is the same reason an employee will want to work for Casper - Casper's Michael Kim" username="@CustExpPodcast"]As Casper's Senior Director of Customer Strategy & Planning, Michael leads Casper's customer experience and customer-facing channel strategies. What that means is that he's accountable for a lot of the magic that happens between when you click "buy" and when you get your bed-in-a-box.Michael joined Casper before they even got started, as in, before they launched, before his current role he was in charge of Casper's Customer Experience team, which has earned many accolades, including a 2017 Stevie award for Customer Service Department of the Year.Our Conversation[bctt tweet="Learn the CX secrets behind one of Fast Company's 50 most innovative companies of 2017." username="@CustExpPodcast"]Michael and I talk about how the culture of Casper is what creates that great customer experience.  We explore how recruiting makes a difference, and we talk about the struggles of keeping that defining culture in the face of expansion.   Casper is a culture-from-the-ground up kind of company, so it's difficult to parse out the specific tactics they use to keep the magic happening.  That said, there's a lot we can learn from Casper and apply it to our own companies.About CasperCasper is a global sleep company that launched in 2014 with an obsessively engineered, outrageously comfortable mattress sold directly to consumers. Its critically acclaimed sleep surface was developed in-house, has a sleek design, and is delivered in a small, "how did they do that?"-sized box. The company is one of the fastest-growing consumer brands of all time, and its product line has expanded to include sheets, pillows, a matching foundation, and a dog mattress. Casper was named one of Fast Company's 50 Most Innovative Companies in 2017, and its eponymous mattress was crowned one of TIME Magazine's Best Inventions.Contact InformationTo reach Michael or anyone at Casper, their social media team is amazing.  Just tweet them @Casper and they'll totally respond.  Or hit their website here.The Podcast I Mentioned:Grownups Read Things They Wrote As Kids PodcastAnd to Find Me:I love hearing from all my listeners and I appreciate your comments!  You can always email me at pat@patperdue.com, or hit me up on Twitter.  My handle is @patperdue.  Or you can also message the podcast directly on Twitter.  Here's the handle.  @CustExpPodcastThank you!  And...How You Can HelpIf you like this show, please send it to your friends so they can subscribe and download.  Here's the link on itunes.  (comments are always welcome too!)Until next time, make every customer experience, a GREAT customer experience.Pat