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Flammability? Mitigation zones? Pressure controls? In this grounded and practical episode, we chat with Justin Bailey, Technical Trainer at Heatcraft, about how the HVACR industry is navigating the transition to A2L refrigerants…without the panic.We discuss:Why the move to A2Ls isn't as radical as it sounds—and what hasn't changedHow proper pipe sizing and detection systems are key to safe, smart installsWhat mitigation really looks like in a walk-in coolerHow Heatcraft is supporting techs with dual-rated equipment and modular trainingThe value of staying curious, getting ahead of change, and educating the customerJustin shares real-world experience from the field, lessons from past transitions, and a calm, clear perspective that technicians at any stage will appreciate. If you're facing refrigerant changes with hesitation, this episode will help you breathe a little easier.For more on Heatcraft's training and products, visit: https://www.heatcraftrpd.com

Send us a textIn this episode we interview Logan Clifford, Head of Marketing at Solutionreach, a leading platform in patient engagement for healthcare practices.Logan shares his perspective on why branding, once dismissed as fluff in SaaS, has become essential again—and how marketers can make a tangible case for its value.What you'll learn in this episode:Why branding was once seen as a liability—and what changedHow to define brand in a world beyond logos and colorsTactics for involving your entire team—from SDRs to interns—in brand expressionHow Logan treats brand like part of the funnel, not something that floats above itReal examples of metrics they use to gauge branding effectivenessWhy switching off brand spend is like stopping rehab after knee surgeryHow employee advocacy and content creation directly drive engagementWhat makes cold outreach more effective when backed by brand awarenessWhy Solutionreach had to reintroduce themselves despite 25 years in the industry

Fossil fuels kill about 8 million people every single year, which is more than the populations of Aotearoa and most of the remaining Pacific Islands put together.Nuclear power, though - it's the one that evokes all of that terror and fear, and, well, fair enough because radiation sickness is terrifying. But I am fascinated by nuclear energy ever since I found out that Chernobyl happened on my birthday, albeit the year before I was born, but still - fascinating.The big fact is that nuclear is a far safer way to create energy than fossil fuels.So it begs the question: if nuclear energy's fatality rate is orders of magnitude lower than coal's, why are we still burning coal like it's 1890?To get into this, I'm doing a 4-part series on nuclear power, and to start with, I'll be discussing what it actually is.In this episode I share:What is an atom, what's it made of and how can they be changedHow atoms can become reactiveWhat nuclear reactions are and the creation of isotopesThe two types of radiationWhat the 4 main types of ionising radiation areNeutrons and their role in radiation and nuclear reactorsThe fear and danger that comes with radiationKey Quotes“Ionising radiation can knock electrons out of DNA molecules and that is what ultimately can lead to cancer.”“Ultimately radiation is if the neutron to proton ratio in an atom isn't balanced, it calms itself by emitting energy.”Find our full podcast via the website here:https://www.nowthatswhaticall.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nowthatswhaticallgreen/You can follow me on socials on the below accounts.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/briannemwest/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@briannemwestLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/briannemwest/For our latest big project, find out more about Incrediballs here: https://incrediballs.com/

In this powerful, vulnerable episode, Marie-Christine sits down with Caitlin Creeper shares the story of losing her partner Israel, navigating life as a solo parent to their son Tiago, and the ways she honours Isra's memory in her daily life.This isn't just a story of loss—it's a story of love. Of the life they built, the night it all changed, and what it means to keep going when someone you love deeply is no longer here.A reminder that love doesn't vanish, it just sometimes changes form.In this episode we discuss;Twelve years of partnership, the life MC and Israel shared travelling world, surfing and achieving their dreams togetherThe day everything changedHow she navigates keeping Isra present for Tiago without sugarcoating realityThe moment she looked in the mirror and decided: “This can't be the face my son sees every day”What support actually looks like after loss (hint: don't say “let me know if you need anything”)The balance between doing deep spiritual work… and just surviving another dayHow surfing, friendship, and letting herself feel everything became part of the healingHow grief rewires your brain, your focus, and your relationshipsGuilt, regret, and motherhood in the postpartum phaseSpiritual connection beyond deathHow some friendships deepened, others faded—and why that's okayNote for our listeners * this episode contains deeply emotional content around sudden loss, grief, and the immediate aftermath of death. While we've edited with tenderness, some moments may still be activating—especially for those grieving or who've experienced trauma.Please listen with care and give yourself permission to pause or come back later. This is a conversation about love, loss, motherhood, and the strength it takes to keep going when the world stops.Song: Green by Mae MaeEditing and Production: Mateus GomesCover Photo: Pauline MathiotGet 30 Days Free to the Salty Club- use code: SCLUBPOD

Hello and welcome to the Faith First Podcast! This is where we explore what it means to live out your faith in the real world through inspiring messages and meaningful conversations. I'm Jonathan Gouthier, Associate Pastor at First Church in Torrington, CT, and I'm thrilled to kick off a brand-new season with you.In this episode, I'm sitting down with our Lead Pastor, Steve Darr, as we dive into a profound and encouraging topic—finding strength in our weakness. Steve, we're back in action! Ready to get started?What you'll discover in this episode:How our determination of who is stronger has changedHow we can understand that weakness is a blessing from GodWhy faith is our strongest traitWhat it means to have the strength of the LordHow we learn about strength in weaknessAt the end of Pastor Steve's message, he shared a powerful reminder about finding strength in our weakness. He said, “We see giants, but God makes us giant slayers. We see a mountain, but God sees it moved. We may feel shackled by doubt and fear, but God breaks those chains. When we face insurmountable obstacles, God parts the waters and leads us through on dry ground.”All it takes is faith—faith to trust in God's incredible strength.Thank you for joining us on the Faith First Podcast! We hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, be sure to hit the subscribe button below so you don't miss what's coming next. And until next time, remember—Jesus is your strength. Keep your faith first!

In this episode, I'm joined by Carly Malatskey, an engineer-turned-investor and podcast host of She Leads. We dive into one of the most important career questions in tech today: Should you work in big tech or small tech, or found your own company? With the rise of AI and new economic conditions, these choices have never been more different. We break down how industry dynamics have changed, the tradeoffs associated with each path, and some exercises for determining the best fit for you.-Key topics:How AI is reshaping the tech job marketThe (under-appreciated) differences between big tech and small techHow PM and engineering roles have changedHow to assess your potential as a founderWhat your worries reveal about your ideal work environment-Referenced:Carly's podcast: https://www.sheleadspod.com/Ready to start a startup?: https://www.skip.show/ready-to-start-a-startup-shreyas-doshi-former-pm-leader-at-stripe-twitter-google/-Where to find Carly:LinkedInShe Leads PodcastTwitter/X-Where to find Nikhyl:LinkedInTwitter/XThreads-Where to find The Skip:WebsiteSubstackYouTubeSpotifyApple PodcastsTikTok-Don't forget to subscribe to The Skip to hear me coach you through timely career lessons. If you're interested in joining me on a future call, send me a note on LinkedIn, Threads, or Twitter.-Timestamps:(00:00) Teaser: Big tech vs small tech: Should you do both?(00:35) Intro(03:15) Why this discussion matters(05:06) The biggest change in tech during 2024(08:20) Why everyone should consider being a founder(10:14) How to assess your potential as a founder(14:44) How PM & engineering changed in 2024(23:06) The all-important differences between big and small tech(28:55) Assessing your fit for big vs small tech(36:18) The challenges and benefits of working at both scales(42:31) Do the best PMs work in big tech?(52:17) Who this advice doesn't apply to(54:56) Key takeaways(56:33) Get in touch with Nikhyl

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Are you on the brink of quitting being a therapist? Before you throw in the towel, let me offer you a new perspective! You entered this field with a burning passion to help others, but what happens when the very job meant to fulfill you starts to drain your spirit? It's a harsh reality many therapists face, but I'm here to tell you that it doesn't have to be the end of the road.Join me in today's episode as I discuss the main problem in the therapy field that makes so many therapists leave, how you can fall in love with being a therapist again, and the simple steps you can take today to improve your current situation.So, before you decide to quit being a therapist once and for all, give this episode a listen. It might just be the lifeline you need to fall back in love with being a therapist.Topics covered in this episode:Why so many passionate therapists consider quitting being therapistsIs it possible to fall in love with your job again or should you just quit being a therapist?The truth about working conditions for therapists and how they can be changedHow you can approach your current therapy job differently to improve your satisfactionHow The Magic Sheets can help you design your dream private practiceConnect with Felicia:Instagram: @the_bad_therapistWebsite: www.thebadtherapist.coachFacebook group: Healing MoneyResources from this episode:Alternative Careers for Counselors → What To Do If You Don't Want To Be a Therapist AnymoreLiberated BusinessSign up for The Magic SheetsQuote:"The truth is that your options as a therapist are literally endless." - Felicia

Join Loren Sofia, Functional Fertility Coach and owner of Innate Fertility, and Jared St. Clair, an herbalist, natural supplement formulator, podcast host of Vitality Radio, and owner of Vitality Nutrition in Bountiful, UT, as they discuss everything you need to know about the microbiome.In this episode, you'll learn:What the microbiome isWhen it's formed and if it can be changedHow you can tell if your microbiome is balanced or notHow your microbiome can impact your hormones and fertilityHow your microbiome can influence your immune system and autoimmunityThe different types of bacteria that play a role in your microbiomeHuman strain probiotics versus spore-based probioticsHow antibiotics work and what you can take as an alternativeSolutions for chronic sinus and urinary tract infectionsHow you can optimize your microbiome starting todayHow what you eat influences your microbiomeEpisode Links:Just Thrive Spore-Based Probiotics (use code INNATE to save 15%)North American Herb & Spice Sinu-Orega  (use code INNATE to save 15%)Vitality NutritionJared's InstagramMy Vitality FacebookFacebook Listeners GroupVitality Radio PodcastMore Resources

Everyone wants to be productive. It's important for us to achieve our goals, which is why I focus on it as a productivity strategist. But there is more to it than most resources and experts would have you believe. Join me for a conversation about productivity that will be much different and much deeper than others you've heard. This week, episode 170 of the Positively Living Podcast is about what being productive really means for you! Productivity is not something you strive for on principle. You're not trying to be productive for productivity's sake, but for your sake…to support the life you want to live.I cover the following topics:The original concept of productivity and how it's changedHow our productivity levels affect and are affected by how we liveMy story of caregiving The deeper purpose of productivity.How being productive connects to resilience and thriving..Productivity is not about doing more. It's a means to live more. Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me!  And don't forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about Positively Living and Lisa at https://positivelyproductive.com/podcast/If you're a DIY dynamo looking for simplicity and productivity support, you'll find it in the Positively Productive Resources Vault. It's packed with the worksheets, checklists, workbooks, and recordings I use with clients. Go to http://www.positivelyproductive.com/podcastvault where the promo code PODCAST will give you a special listener discount.CONNECT WITH LISA ZAWROTNY:FacebookInstagramResourcesWork with Lisa! LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:(Find links to books/gear on the Positively Productive Favorites Page.)Ep 61: Freedom From the HustleEp 34: My Caregiving and Clutter StoryDance Song Playlist V1, V2, V3Music by Ian and Jeff ZawrotnyStart your own podcast with Buzzsprout!

Meleah is joined on this episode by Megg, a graduate of Radiant Relationship Academy and embodiment coach based in Manchester, UK. She opens up to share her journey of facing her fear of opening her heart again after shutting herself off from love. Topics they explore together in their conversation include:The roles we play in love (anxious, avoidant / independent, co-dependent)How being a hyper-independent woman held her backThe shift she made while inside RRA that helped her go from very rigid and grasping for love, to open, soft and embodiedHow her view of men has changedHow she now approaches red flagsIf you feel like you keep dating people who won't commit...You struggle  meeting anyone you feel you have a real connection with...Or have a hard time letting your walls down…I know how exhausting this can be when you have this desire on your heart that you really want that partner that person to build a life with...Yet you seem to run into the same walls again and again.I was able to take everything I know about attracting healthy love, pattern interruption, nervous system, embodiment techniques and build a program that can help you no matter what your past has been, even if you've never seen a healthy relationship before.Radiant Relationship Academy will help you work through those barriers and attract a healthy, secure relationship.You get coaching with me and proven process to follow.This is for those who are willing be do the work.You are so deserving to removing the barriers to love.Apply here. Spots are limited inside.Connect with Megg on Instagram: @megg_embodiment_coachSupport the show

This week I'm joined by my first ever returning guest, Emily Walker. Emily is an instructional designer who helps coaches, consultants and other experts to package their knowledge so they can scale and serve more people. Emily is brilliant at what she does and has helped me design all of my programs, and today she's sharing her very personal story of being diagnosed with ADHD as an adult.In recent years there's been a rise in adult diagnosis of a number of neurodivergent conditions, so I wanted to share Emily's story of how that felt for her before, during and after. Emily is super transparent about what was going on behind the scenes of her business and I can't wait to share this very personal conversation with you.Tune in to find out:The moment Emily realised that she might have ADHD and what made her decide to take the first step towards a diagnosisWhat the assessment process was like and how her feelings around it changedHow it felt for Emily to show up in her business before her diagnosisHow she felt about starting medication and the conversations she had with her therapist about treatmentWhy her approach to organising and creating containers for her client's programmes has been refined since her diagnosis and treatmentsThe biggest reframe Emily has had to make to get to the level of success she's at todaySome details about our group in-person VIP day Elevate & AmplifyCONNECT WITH EMILY:Join Emily and me for our group VIP day Elevate & Amplify in London: https://emilymwalker.thrivecart.com/london-2023Emily's first guest podcast appearance: Emily's First Podcast AppearanceInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily.mwalker/Website: https://emilymwalker.com/THE BOOK EMMA-LOUISE MENTIONSStolen Focus by Johann HariCONNECT WITH EMMA-LOUISEWebsite: http://www.emmalouiseparkes.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emmalouparkesFacebook Group: The Ambitious Introvert® NetworkPREMIUM SUPPORT Interested in working with me 1:1? Fill out this form to start the conversation! https://bit.ly/2QQAwcx

“Individuals want to make sure that they're impacting the work that they're doing, they don't want to just push papers around on their desk all day. They want to see the project go from start to finish and feel that accomplishment”David LaBelle, Human Resources Generalist at Blue Label Labs, shares his pearls of wisdom with us in this latest episode of The Shape of Work podcast. He talks about the current state of hiring around the world as well as how times and technology have changed.David has an overall work experience of seven years. He did his Bachelor of Science from Arizona State University and got his Human Resource Management Certificate from the University of Wisconsin. He started his career at Starbucks and has later moved to companies such as Plum Direct Marketing and Fraser Shipyards. He has also worked with the U.S. Air force as an Airman.Episode HighlightsLatest hiring trends and hiring around the worldHow can a company cultivate culture into its employees?How times have changed and responsibilities have changedHow can we take advantage of technology?How remote work has helped individuals with disabilitiesFollow David on LinkedinProduced by: Priya BhattPodcast Host: Archit SethiAbout Springworks:Springworks is a fully-distributed HR technology organisation building tools and products to simplify recruitment, onboarding, employee engagement, and retention. The product stack from Springworks includes:SpringVerify— B2B verification platformEngageWith— employee recognition and rewards platform that enriches company cultureTrivia — a suite of real-time, fun, and interactive games platforms for remote/hybrid team-buildingSpringRole — verified professional-profile platform backed by blockchain, andSpringRecruit — a forever-free applicant tracking system.Springworks prides itself on being an organisation focused on employee well-being and workplace culture, leading to a 4.8 rating on Glassdoor for the 200+ employee strength company.

Andy is joined by Earl Anderson, who is the Director of MUFON for Southern California, they discuss;HIs own incredible upbringing that got him into UFOsJoining MUFON & how it has changedHow to report a UFO sightingMost incredible cases he has investigatedThe future for MUFONListener QsMuch, much morehttps://mufon.com/Spotify listeners can now access premium content here > https://open.spotify.com/show/7wnXUAQ3vwdsX1BoyaEvjZSign up to support the podcast via Patreon.com/ThatUFOPodcast or Apple Podcast subscriptions (2 week free trial available)Please support the show sponsors;Paperlike: Ready to do more with your iPad? Head over to Paperlike.com/ThatUFO to get startedIf you're interested in investing in Zencastr, go to wefunder.com/zencastr or click the link in my episode description below to claim your slice of the Future of Podcasting.Are you ready to earn extra income from sharing your expert opinion? Head over to userinterviews.com/hello to sign up and participate today!Zencastr Advertise - Advertise your business on this and other podcasts follow zen.ai/thatufopod1You can also sign up to Zencastr with 40% off for 3 months with promo code: ufopodcast at https://zencastr.com/pricing?coupon=ufopodcast&fpr=7ooh0 . Start recording your own podcast or meetings today!Buy the official podcast map/guide to UK UFO sightings here; https://www.herblester.com/products/the-skies-aboveGet in touch with the show;Twitter: @UFOUAPAMFacebook, YouTube & Instagram: "That UFO Podcast"YouTube: YouTube.com/c/ThatUFOPodcastEmail: UFOUAPAM@gmail.comAll podcast links & associated links;Linktr.ee/ufouapamThatUFOPodcast.comLinktr.ee/TheZignalUAPMedia.UKhttps://twitter.com/AnomalousPodNetDon't forget to subscribe, like and leave a review of the showEnjoy folks!Andy

Adam Parker is the Founder of Trivariate Research, an independent boutique firm that focuses on selling research, data, and services to asset managers, RIAs, and corporations. Listen in! Key Highlights: [00:01 - 05:37] How Wall Street has ChangedHow the market on the street has changed in terms of human capital and skill setsEncouraging aspiring street traders to get a degree in statistics or computer scienceWhy risk management has become a much more complex issue [05:38 - 14:56] Small Businesses Can Benefit from Hiring a Boutique FirmBoutique firm offers lower fees for experienced professionals to do the work, as opposed to a big five firm which would pay higher fees and get somebody junior on the accountHow risk is misunderstood by many people, and volatility versus permanent loss of capital or value destruction are some of the key points that the author discussesA fact pattern that is often seen is when a separately managed account or family an RA comes with a portfolio construction allocation [14:57 - 45:27] The Market Price InflationThe risks for the market and earnings due to the Fed's current stance on inflation and interest ratesHow wage inflation is softening, but it will take a while for it to peakAdam worries about the same things as other people, and tries to stay grounded by working out and reading [45:28 - 46:03] Closing Segment Key Quotes: “What I've learned is every big firm has hockeys ranks full of people who memorize what everyone the Fed is doing, and they're not right or they're not wrong.” - Adam Parker “I'm willing to believe that there's certain things, particularly the key part which I think most institutional investors have cared about for years, is governance, right? You don't want a bad governance. You want a good Ford. You want them to help people accountable. You want them to be stewards of capital.You want them to get a higher multiple. That governance, of course, that makes sense.“ - Adam Parker Connect with Adam:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-parker-759542179Website: www.trivariateresearch.com Connect with me on LinkedIn!LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, AND LEAVE US A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in and Stay Tuned for the Next Episode COMING SOON!

We had the great privilege of interviewing Amelia Boone! Amelia Boone is a full time attorney, obstacle race, and ultra runner. She's a 4x world champion and one of the most decorated obstacle racers in history. She has been on the podium over 50 times and won over 30 times in obstacle racing, including the Spartan world champion in 2013, 3x winner of the world's toughest mudder, and 3x death race finisher.  Not only that, but Amelia has been very open about her eating disorder and how her recovery has been for most of her adult life.In this episode, we discussed:Eating disorder recovery and how that looks today versus 20 years agoWhy incorporating movement into recovery is so crucialHow she trains now and how her philosophy for training has changedHow she deals with pressure on race dayRace day fueling and what she always eats before a raceDealing with injuries Her fertility journey And more!To connect with Amelia, follower her on Instagram and at her website. Find our complete show notes here.This episode is sponsored by Nature Nate's. We love and recommend Nature Nate's all the time- it's the best honey to sweeten your day, and your training! Take a mini pouch with you on your next run for a great fueling source.

David van Schaick is CMO at The Marketing Practice, a career B2B marketing strategist. He's helped the likes of Microsoft, O2 Telefonica, Xerox, ServiceNow, Salesforce, Sage and Citrix achieve some of their biggest marketing goals. The Marketing Practice is a global, integrated B2B marketing agency that brings together all the skills you need in one place to design and run marketing programmes. We discuss:An overview of how the role of the CMO has changedHow the best CMOs lead their teamsThe parts of the CMO role that are ‘not as they were sold'What can be expected from season 2 of How to Grow a CMOMentioned in this episode:Brought to you by CMO Crowd and The Marketing PracticeFind out more at cmocrowd.com

My case for why blockchain technology will be the number one disrupter of the contact center and CX over the next 10 years.Blockchain will be:Streamlining paymentsTaking away processing feesMaking Warranties seamlessContracts will be written on the chain with If/then statementsCustomer data will be encrypted overhauling how we verify customersCustomer loyalty plans will be forever changedHow we pay for and access SaSS products will never need a monthly credit card.Think about an NFT, written in the blockchain that a customer pays for to never wait in the queue, like an EZ pass for waiting in line at an amusement park.All this is coming soon. In this episode, we dig deep into why I think this and why I believe it will even be more disruptive then Ai technology.Follow Tom: @tlaird_expiviaJoin our Facebook Call Center Community: www.facebook.com/callcentergeekConnect on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/tlairdexpivia/Follow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@callcenter_geekLinkedin Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/9041993/Watch us: Advice from a Call Center Geek Youtube ChannelText Me: Text "blockchain" to 814-247-0633JOIN US FOR CALL CENTER GEEK OFFICE HOURSEvery Friday from 1 pm-2 pm EST on Linkedin LiveAny question you need to have answered on contact center operations, technology, culture...Join the Linkedin live event and you can anomalously post your question to me to be answered.I will be on for the hour no matter what. Linkedin Live- Call Center Geek Office Hours

Join me as I interview my guests, Jo, Yaz, and Kristi, on how the Body and Food Freedom group transformed their relationship with food, their bodies and exercise! We discuss:Their experience in my 16 week groupHow doing the work within the group helped reduce shameHow their relationship with their bodies improvedHow their relationship with food changedHow the work goes beyond food and bodyWhat it was like integrating self-compassion into their livesAbout Kristi:Kristi is a psychologist who has worked with young people and families for over 15 years. She is trauma-informed, person-centered, and to earth, with a good dose of humor thrown in for good measure. Her own body image and food relationship journey guided by Vanessa and the BFF led to a cascade of growth, health and happiness, personally and professionally. She can be found at https://www.instagram.com/kdypsych/?hl=en on Instagram.About Jo: Jo is a mum and preschool teacher who has been supporting the well being of children and families for over 25 years. In 2021 Jo decided it was time to concentrate on her own well-being and joined The Body and Food Freedom Project. Jo is changing her relationship with food by practicing intuitive eating and body acceptance. Saying 'no' to diet culture for the first time in her life has been liberating!About Yaz:Melbourne-based Yaz Gaté, née del Mar, is a mama, artist, breast cancer survivor, and founder of Tiny Cupboard Creatives - a small enterprise providing exciting studio and virtual art classes, workshops, and events for learners of all ages, as well as commissioned art work and creative collaborations with other artists and organizations such as The Tarra Warra Museum of Art, The City of Greater Dandenong and the Philippine Embassy of Australia. Website: https://www.tinycupboardcreatives.com.au/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tiny_cupboard_creatives/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/tinycupboardcreativesYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TinyCupboardCreativesApply for the Body and Food Freedom Project/Book discovery Call https://bit.ly/3zzFpZsGet your free guide to managing the not good enough voice https://mailchi.mp/280ed5288217/ollcm0j9yiConnect with Vanessa!Links: https://linktr.ee/greenlifepsychologyWebsite: https://greenlifepsychology.com/Email: info@greenlifepsychology.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/greenlifepsychology/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/green_life_psychology/Disclaimer:This podcast represents the opinions of Vanessa Preston and her guests to the show. Vanessa is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker and abides by ethics of the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW). The content here should not be taken as medical or therapeutic advice. The content here is for informational purposes only, and because each person is so unique, please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions. 

My guest today is Trennell Walker. Trennell was football standout in Texas at the age of 14 before a fluke play left him paralyzed from the neck down. Trennell shares his story of transitioning from depression and finding his power and purpose. We talk about his book and mentality “The TRENNELL Effect,” and how these principles can help others overcome adversity in their life.What you will Learn in the EpisodeHow to build a “Go Hard or Go Home” MentalityHow to deal with setbacksHow to navigate depression when your world is completely changedHow faith can give you perspectiveHow to establish a purpose for your lifeHow to (and the importance of) control(ing) your emotionsStrategies for finding gratitudeThe importance of authenticity in relationships and businessEpisode ResourcesBuy The Book

Music can uplift us. It can comfort us. It can bring tears of joy and tears of sadness. It's connected to some of our most cherished and profound memories. And, it can help us heal.Scott Howard left corporate America to write, produce and sing a unique form of music using the frequency of 432 Hz, which is the frequency for healing. Little did he know that a few short years later, that music would help him on his own healing journey when his 29-year old son unexpectedly went to Spirit.From his paranormal experiences to the healing potential of music at the correct frequency, join Scott and me for a fascinating conversation where we talked about:The photographic evidence he received 3 days after his son went to SpiritHis awakeningThe things he saw on the “trip” he took - without any drugsWhat he saw in the cloudsHis journey from corporate America to creating a new genre of musicWhy we must raise our frequency right nowHow the switch to 440 Hz music by the Germans in WWII affected (and continues to affect) humanityWhat happens to digital pictures that doesn't happen with filmHow the Angel numbers he sees has changedHow he writes his musicWhy he believes we're all masters of survivalWhat he does with his runaway thoughts (we all have them!)What happens when the Angels realize you're listening to themWhat scared him when he saw three beings standing up in the SunWhat he believes his Soul mission isHow frequency helps the brain healHis clothing line - and the surprise incorporated into each pieceWhy it's so important to be careful with the words you use and what you signHis experience with the Blue Kachina in Utah in 2021 when the world was shut downScott gifted us by playing a beautiful song, Illusions of Life, on the episode. Please support Scott and his music by  going to www.ScottHowardMusic.com to see the photos he talks about throughout the episode and to and experience his beautiful music! You can also find him on Instagram.

What Happens Next?In the latest episode of Big Girl Panties Podcast, I'm opening up about what I've been up to over my extended break from my blog, podcast and social media pages. We're discussing:The importance of taking time to focus on your mental healthHow we progress after finding healingHow my feelings towards Big Girl Panties have changedHow we're moving the brand forwardWith love,LXXConnect with Big Girl Panties here: Instagram: @bgplifeFacebook: @bgplifeblogEmail: info@bgplife.comWebsite: www.bgplife.comq5KTwA60C6khNMSIaZWt

In this episode Amit Sarangi, Agile Evangelist is in conversation with Gayatri. Amit shares his experiences onStarting his career in the functional HRM area as a business analystComparing the modules and configurations that used to be done in Oracle to the no-code generation of products of todayWorking as an onsite coordinator and understanding business needs and mapping themHow the Agile journey has transformed him as well as how software is perceivedChanging the mode of working from being like a whack-a-mole in terms of how feedback used to be collected and how that has changedHow people need to be understood as who they are and not as robots to churn so many lines of code regularlyHis childhood, being a kid of Sanskrit professors, filled with stories, realms and possibilitiesThe choices he’s made in his life and being comfortable staying out of the comfort zone and he’s better for itThe legacy he’s leaving behind and inspiring today’s technologists to do the sameUnderstanding your roots and past, constant curiosity and embracing the future creates multiple possibilities and opportunities. Asking listeners to keep exploring! Amit can be contacted at https://www.linkedin.com/in/amit-sarangi/ Here is the link to the Give India campaign in support of the #PodForChange Covid Relief Fund https://fundraisers.giveindia.org/fundraisers/podforchange-covid-relief-fund

Negotiation and conflict resolution are often looked at as the difficult conversations and actions which leaders need to take. These are often uncomfortable conversations to have with our coworkers and subordinates; however, they are absolutely essential in order to ensure that our organization is an effective one. Therefore, we need to get past the uncomfortness and get to the root of problems which we face on a daily basis.  Author and speaker Kwame Christian is the Director of the American Negotiation Institute and a master of negotiation and conflict resolution. Christian has conducted workshops throughout North America and abroad, and is a highly sought after national keynote speaker.  Host of the number one negotiation podcast in the world, Negotiate Anything, Christian is dedicated to empowering others through the art and science of negotiation and persuasion. Now downloaded nearly two million times, Negotiate Anything has a dedicated and growing following with listeners in more than 180 countries.    Christian’s TEDx Dayton talk, Finding Confidence in Conflict, was ranked the most popular TEDx Talk on the topic of conflict in 2017, and has been viewed more than 150,000.* His best-selling Amazon Book, Finding Confidence in Conflict: How to Negotiate Anything and Live Your Best Life has helped countless individuals overcome the fear, anxiety and emotion often associated with difficult conversations through a branded framework called Compassionate Curiosity.™ (*September, 2020)   In addition to his role at ANI, Christian is a business lawyer at Carlile Patchen & Murphy LLP. He represents businesses in a broad scope of legal needs including contract negotiation, business formation, transactions, employment, and general business and legal counseling.   Christian serves as an adjunct professor for Otterbein University’s MBA program, as well as The Ohio State University’s Moritz College of Law in its top-ranked dispute resolution program.  Topics During this interview Kwame and I discuss the following topics: What’s changed in negotiation and conflict resolutionHow leaders can get the pulse of the organizationHow to delegate with intentionality How transparency can help conflict resolutionHow the negotiation space has changedHow to be open-mind for the new worldHow to negotiate virtuallyThe importance of self-negotiation Be sure to check out our website for the full show notes: https://movingforwardleadership.com/166

Welcome to Episode Twenty (Season Two) of the Executive Career Jump Podcast! Today I am joined by Chris O'Connell who following a very successful career as a recruiter by day, now coaches leaders on how to build purpose-led businesses that perform.Chris's experience gives him a unique insight into what it takes for you to work with companies and bosses whose values reflect your own. This is a ‘must listen' episode, full of top tips for any leader considering their next move, so go ahead, hit play, and dive in now! Things to listen out for:The pros and cons of being employed versus doing your own thingThe importance of purpose within businessHow mindset, mind frame, and objectives have changedHow to question employers before you work for themHow your ‘soft skills' are actually your ‘hard skills'Links:Go connect with Chris on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/itschrisoconnell/

I was so excited to sit down and chat with my fellow online business owner and my go-to numbers girl, Jamie Trull! Not only has she had massive growth and success in her business in 2020, but she's also found ways to give back to her community 10-fold. While Jamie is an expert at numbers and finances, she isn't your typical CPA. In our conversation on the podcast, we talked about:How to pivot your message when you know your audience needs have changedHow to show up confidently - even when you don't know every single thing there is to know about your topicWays to push past those excuses for not trying something and just go for itSo if you're in the market for a financial guru who's down to earth and makes understanding your business numbers that much easier, you'll love today's conversation with Jamie!Launch YOUR Podcast in 30 days! The toolkit I wish I had when I started podcasting. "The Ultimate Podcast Launch Toolkit" https://toolkit.krystalproffitt.com/

Courtnee and I went to acting school together over 9 years ago and have remained friends ever since. I'm so excited for you to hear Courtnee's experience as a new mum, how she's embraced non toxic living and has a wealth of knowledge and understanding of holistic health and wellbeing using essential oils. In this episode we speak about: Her journey in becoming a new mother Reflections from her time studying at acting schoolHow her relationship to creativity has changedHow to start living a non toxic life How to form your own relationship to a universal higher force How to unblock self doubt when starting your own businessThe benefits of using essential oils Follow Courtnee & Get In Touch: on Instagram & Facebook Subscribe to this podcast if you haven't already for more to come!We'd love to hear what you thought afterwards by leaving a 5 star rating and leaving a review here on Apple Podcasts.Thank you and much love to you,TaliSupport the show

25 EPISODES! WOW! How awesome! What better way to celebrate the milestone than an interview with the AMAZING Donna Atkins. Donna has been in the competing industry for over 17 years as a competitor (figure, fitness and bikini!), MC, judge, posing coach, tan technician and a total pillar of the Victorian bodybuilding community.She is sunshine in human form and cares so deeply about the community and the competitors she meets and works with. I'm lucky enough to call Donna both my posing coach and friend and loved finding out a little bit more about her competing journey and how the industry has evolved over the years. We chatted about:FaceTime photoshootsHow she got into competing 17 years agoHer first experience with a comp prepWhat bodybuilding in Australia looked like before social mediaLearning to pose from a VHS video + old muscle magazinesThe competitor community back thenHow diets have changedHow social media changed the sportCompeting in fitness, figure and bikiniTravelling interstate for nationals Figure routinesTaking a 7 year break from competing, but still being involved in the industryHow she fits in being a posing coach, tanner and working a full time job int he midst of competing seasonsThe importance of community and networks within the sport, especially if you're newDifficult prep experiencesTanning tips and mishaps!Donna's competing plans And more!If you want to follow Donna you can do so at https://www.instagram.com/donnaatkins_theposingcoach/ - if you ask nicely she might just share some of those YouTube videos ;) If you love the episode don't forget to share to your stories and tag us in it so we can see!Until next time…Stay safe, love you!R x

Written by Codie Sanchez “...She saw children being sold into slavery in Cambodia and she said enough...” It all started with a little girl named Nomi. This little girl had been through things one can hardly imagine halfway across the world. Thankfully she met Diana Mao and Diana instead of continuing on her lucrative and successful track as a consultant became the President and Co-Founder of Nomi Network. She saw children being sold into slavery in Cambodia and she said enough. What does that mean? Well Diana is a modern day gladiator. She's an abolitionist whose mission is to ensure the complete end of human trafficking in her lifetime. This small of frame, but not of mind, human rights champion and I talk about:The moment her life changedHow she manages international teams across multiple countriesAll while contributing to Reuters, HuffPostAlso being a Presidential Leadership ScholarHow to create a non-profit in a way that makes an impact and is sustainable.What makes a successful partnershipHow to handle international crises.Her story is the kind that gives you chills. AND inspires you to do more. “She's an abolitionist whose mission is to ensure the complete end of human trafficking in her lifetime. ” I dare you to read their origin story and not be inspired… “Nomi Network's namesake is an eight-year-old survivor of sex trafficking who now lives in a supportive partner shelter in Cambodia. Co-founders Diana Mao and Alissa Moore first met Nomi on a visit in 2008. As a child living in a rural village, Nomi was sexually abused by multiple perpetrators and was treated worse than an animal. She has physical scars, but also emotional scars from her abuse which will pose major challenges to her living independently and reintegrate back into society. Nevertheless, Nomi has grown into a beautiful young woman, with a warmth that's contagious and a generous heart. It was through her friendship and resilience that we realized that she did not have to be defined by her past, but that she could be defined by her future. Nomi Network exists so that survivors will be able to say with confidence, know me, know my story, know my success.” “Nomi Network exists so that survivors will be able to say with confidence, know me, know my story, know my success.” So if you are searching for meaning, impact, a life to help or a change to make this is the episode for you.So without further ado please enjoy my conversation with Diana Mao. To stream and subscribe on iTunes, click on the icon above, or click here. Want to hear another podcast about how to find your why and passion? — Listen to my broadcast on Girl Power Hour Radio. Here I talk about 5 steps to finding what you want and then executing. Subscribe, Yo. Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates. Email Address Sign Up We don't spam, that's rude. Thank you!

Today we continue our best of 2014 series. Joe Loya's life trajectory of rising up and moving forward took a radically different turn after losing his mother at an an early age, and stabbing his father in the neck at the age of 16. This was beginning of of a life of crime, and 14 month bank robbing spree in which he robbed 30 banks. In this amazing chat about his life, we discuss the amazing power of innovating with your story. HiglightsThe loss of a parent at a very young age Growing up with an abusive fatherHow stabbing his father unleashed Joe's angerThe power of a story that continually changedHow being robbed caused Joe to ratchet up his gameThe murder of an ex cellmate that changed Joe's lifeAchieving balance without acting against your consciousnessHow writing starts to reveal the patterns of our lives Why you must start to own your story How Joe became a talking head for crime The pain of victims that led Joe to working with female writersWhy your story is a fluid thing that you can ownHow we deal with grief and why it's a part of life Why holding onto grief can be insidious How being trained to look for meaning helped Joe transform A look at what happens in the mind when you rob a bank Why your story is a fluid thing that can change Learning to laugh at the things you take seriouslyOur cultural misperceptions of the people who are prison Joe Loya is an essayist and playwright, as well as a contributing editor with the Pacific News Service. His essays have appeared in several national newspapers and magazines, including the San Francisco Examiner, the Los Angeles Times, and El Andar magazine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joe Loya's life trajectory of rising up and moving forward took a radically different turn after losing his mother at an an early age, and stabbing his father in the neck at the age of 16. This was beginning of of a life of crime, and 14 month bank robbing spree in which he robbed 30 banks. In this amazing chat about his life, we discuss the amazing power of innovating with your story. The loss of a parent at a very young age Growing up with an abusive fatherHow stabbing his father unleashed Joe's angerThe power of a story that continually changedHow being robbed caused Joe to ratchet up his gameThe murder of an ex cellmate that changed Joe's lifeAchieving balance without acting against your consciousnessHow writing starts to reveal the patterns of our lives Why you must start to own your story How Joe became a talking head for crime The pain of victims that led Joe to working with female writersWhy your story is a fluid thing that you can ownHow we deal with grief and why it's a part of life Why holding onto grief can be insidious How being trained to look for meaning helped Joe transform A look at what happens in the mind when you rob a bank Why your story is a fluid thing that can change Learning to laugh at the things you take seriouslyOur cultural misperceptions of the people who are prison Joe Loya is an essayist and playwright, as well as a contributing editor with the Pacific News Service. His essays have appeared in several national newspapers and magazines, including the San Francisco Examiner, the Los Angeles Times, and El Andar magazine. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.