Podcast appearances and mentions of Chris Tse

In this episode of United Way's Do Local Good podcast, hosts Yawa Idi and Rahma Dalmar explore how art therapy is making a meaningful impact on mental health in the Alberta Capital Region. Joined by special guests Derryl-Lynn Braumberger, MCP-AT, CCC, and Laura Torgrimson, MCP-AT, CCC, art therapists from The Family Centre, the conversation highlights the critical need for accessible mental health resources. Together, they discuss how United Way-supported initiatives like All in for Youth foster supportive spaces where creative expression can be a powerful tool for healing. Hear inspiring stories of how art therapy helps build connection, hope, and strength in Edmonton's diverse communities. Get Involved: Learn more about how you can make a difference with GenNEXT: https://www.myunitedway.ca/take-action/join-a-group/gennext/Access local resources by calling 211, texting INFO to 211, or chatting online at 211 Alberta: https://ab.211.ca/Featured Programs and Resources: All in for Youth: https://www.myunitedway.ca/allinforyouth/The Family Centre: https://www.familycentre.org/Tools for School: https://www.myunitedway.ca/tools-for-school/Coats for Kids & Families: https://www.myunitedway.ca/how-we-help/basic-needs/coats-for-kids-and-families/Special Acknowledgments: We extend our heartfelt thanks to our hosts, Yawa Idi and Rahma Dalmar, for leading this inspiring conversation, and to our guests, Derryl-Lynn Braumberger and Laura Torgrimson, for sharing their expertise and passion for building resilient communities through art therapy. Special thanks to The Family Centre for their ongoing leadership in providing essential mental health resources in our community. We also acknowledge the incredible teams at All in for Youth schools across the Alberta Capital Region, whose unwavering dedication helps create supportive environments where young people can thrive. A big thank-you to everyone from United Way and the GenNEXT Cabinet involved in the production of this podcast, including Adam Piercey, Chris Tse, Courtney Riley, Catherine Lee-Hanley, and Daryl Hooke, for their creativity, hard work, and commitment to amplifying stories of resilience and connection. Lastly, we express our gratitude to our listeners for joining us on this journey to explore how creative solutions like art therapy can help strengthen our community.  Together, we are building resilient, connected, and thriving communities where no one is left behind. Land Acknowledgment: This episode was recorded in Edmonton, Alberta, on Treaty Six Territory and the Métis Nation of Alberta North Saskatchewan River Territory. We acknowledge that this land has long served as a meeting place, gathering ground, and travel route for the diverse Indigenous Peoples who have called it home for generations. These include the nêhiyawak (Cree), Blackfoot, Dene, Anishinaabe (Saulteaux), Nakota Sioux, Inuit, and Métis. We are deeply grateful for the resources, knowledge, and culture shared by Indigenous communities, as we walk together on the path toward reconciliation. We honour and respect their contributions, which help guide our work to ensure no one in our community is left behind.   

In this episode of United Way's Do Local Good podcast, hosts Natalie Steffl and Rahma Dalmar explore the lasting impact of intergenerational trauma and the pathways to healing with special guest Pamela Spurvey, an Indigenous Wellness Coordinator and facilitator with United Way's Empower U program. Pamela shares her personal journey of mental health recovery and addiction healing, emphasizing the vital role of cultural connection, financial empowerment, and community support in breaking cycles of trauma. This conversation sheds light on the challenges families face when working toward reconciliation and recovery, offering a hopeful perspective on how cultural inclusion and community-driven programs likeEmpower U can foster resilience, understanding, and connection. Get Involved: Learn more about how you can make a difference with GenNEXT: https://www.myunitedway.ca/take-action/join-a-group/gennext/Access local resources by calling 211, texting INFO to 211, or chatting online at 211 Alberta: https://www.myunitedway.ca/take-action/join-a-group/gennext/Featured Programs and Resources: Empower U: https://www.myunitedway.ca/empoweru/Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society: https://bentarrow.ca/BGCBigs Edmonton & Area: https://bgcbigs.ca/Acknowledgments: We extend our deepest thanks to hosts Natalie Steffl and Rahma Dalmar for leading this meaningful discussion and to Pamela Spurvey for courageously sharing her story and insights. We also thank Brett Eigner for the content support he provided. Special thanks to all Empower U facilitators, Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society, BGCBigs Edmonton & Area, and all other partners working alongside us to build resilient, connected communities.  A big thank-you to everyone from United Way and the GenNEXT Cabinet involved in the production of this podcast, including Adam Piercey, Chris Tse, Courtney Riley, Catherine Lee-Hanley, and Daryl Hooke, for their creativity, hard work, and commitment to amplifying stories of resilience and connection. Lastly, we express our gratitude to our listeners for joining us on this journey to explore the role of culture and community in trauma recovery. Together, we are building resilient, connected, and thriving communities where no one is left behind. Land Acknowledgment: This episode was recorded in Edmonton, Alberta, on Treaty Six Territory and the Métis Nation of Alberta North Saskatchewan River Territory. We acknowledge that this land has long served as a meeting place, gathering ground, and travel route for the diverse Indigenous Peoples who have called it home for generations. These include the nêhiyawak (Cree), Blackfoot, Dene, Anishinaabe (Saulteaux), Nakota Sioux, Inuit, and Métis. We are deeply grateful for the resources, knowledge, and culture shared by Indigenous communities, as we walk together on the path toward reconciliation. We honour and respect their contributions, which help guide our work to ensure no one in our community is left behind.   

In this episode of United Way's Do Local Good podcast, hosts Vasu Aggarwal and Shawn Singh shine a spotlight on the critical role of financial literacy in building resilient communities. They are joined by Ashley Tillenius, an Operations Manager at TD, and a dedicated volunteer with United Way's Each One, Teach One initiative. Together, they explore how financial literacy workshops empower individuals with the tools to achieve stability and resilience. The conversation covers budgeting basics, debunks financial myths, and provides actionable advice to help listeners take charge of their finances. Ashley also shares her inspiring story of giving back and highlights the transformative impact of financial literacy programs on Edmonton's diverse communities. Get Involved: Learn more about how you can make a difference with GenNEXT: https://www.myunitedway.ca/take-action/join-a-group/gennext/Access local resources by calling 211, texting INFO to 211, or chatting online at 211 Alberta: https://ab.211.ca/Contact Evelyn Hartley to host a financial literacy session in your community: ehartley@myunitedway.ca Featured Programs and Resources: Each One, Teach One: https://www.myunitedway.ca/how-we-help/life-skills/each-one-teach-one/Financial Pathways Collaborative: https://www.myunitedway.ca/financial-pathways-collaborative/Acknowledgments: A special thank-you to hosts Vasu Aggarwal and Sean Singh for guiding this insightful conversation and to Ashley Tillenius for sharing her expertise and dedication to empowering others through financial education. We also extend our gratitude toEach One, Teach One facilitators, Edmonton Public Libraries, and community organizations for creating accessible spaces for financial learning. Additionally, a heartfelt thanks to the Financial Pathways Collaborative for supporting economic empowerment in the Alberta Capital Region. A big thank-you to everyone from United Way and the GenNEXT Cabinet involved in the production of this podcast, including Adam Piercey, Chris Tse, Courtney Riley, Catherine Lee-Hanley, and Daryl Hooke, for their creativity, hard work, and commitment to amplifying stories of resilience and connection. Lastly, we express our gratitude to our listeners for joining us on this journey to explore the importance of financial literacy. Together, we are building resilient, connected, and thriving communities where no one is left behind. Land Acknowledgment: This episode was recorded in Edmonton, Alberta, on Treaty Six Territory and the Métis Nation of Alberta North Saskatchewan River Territory. We acknowledge that this land has long served as a meeting place, gathering ground, and travel route for the diverse Indigenous Peoples who have called it home for generations. These include the nêhiyawak (Cree), Blackfoot, Dene, Anishinaabe (Saulteaux), Nakota Sioux, Inuit, and Métis. We are deeply grateful for the resources, knowledge, and culture shared by Indigenous communities, as we walk together on the path toward reconciliation. We honour and respect their contributions, which help guide our work to ensure no one in our community is left behind.   

The 13th National Poet Laureate, Chris Tse talks with Cate about the laureate role and balancing writing and the business of creativity. He also talks about the value of the arts for education and society. Chris will be in Kirikiriroa to MC Poetry Celebration for Hamilton Book Month.

For our 2023 Festival Highlights finale, listen to unexpected stories of pride and resilience from four incredible queer poets and writers. Hear from Virginia Helzainka, Chris Tse, Norman Erikson Pasaribu, and Broede Carmody as they discuss their journeys of self-discovery, and the rich diversity of queer poetics and the queer community, in conversation with fellow Adolfo Aranjuez.In this short highlight moment, Indonesian writer Norman Erikson Pasaribu talks about using poetry to advocate for a world where queerness is not just tolerated but warmly embraced.To watch the full session, visit our website at ubudwritersfestival.com/media, or click the link in our bio to listen to this session on podcast platforms Spotify and Simplecast.Join us to shape Indonesia's literary future! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ubudwritersfest/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UbudWritersFest Twitter: https://twitter.com/ubudwritersfest TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ubudwritersfest Visit our website: https://www.ubudwritersfestival.com Join our newsletter: https://www.ubudwritersfestival.com/subscribe/

The World in Words. The Verb, presented by Ian McMillan, revisits the Contains Strong Language which was held in Leeds in September of last year. It was a gathering of poets from all over the world and featured Felene Cayetano from Belize, Andre Bagoo from Trinidad and Tobago, Ngwatilo Mawiyoo from Kenya, Lebo Mashile from South Africa, Chris Tse, the Poet Laurete of New Zealand, Ramya Jirasinghe from Sri Lanka and Titilope Sonuga.

A generative poem to Aotearoa's beloved author Witi Ihimaera, written and spoken by Poet Laureate Chris Tse. As recorded at the 2023 Gala Celebration - Te Pō Whakanui i Witi Ihimaera! This Dunedin Writers and Readers Festival podcast was brought to you with support from Otago Access Radio, Copyright Licensing New Zealand and Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature. You'll find further podcasts from the 2023 festival at http://dunedinwritersfestival.co.nz and from Otago Access Radio's website http://oar.org.nz

How does a poet laureate celebrate their birthday? If you're Chris Tse, you mark the occasion with a gathering of fellow poets - and by writing a new poem about your love of Celine Dion.

New Zealand Poet Laureate, Chris Tse, talks to Jenna Wee about his role and advocacy as New Zealand Poet Laureate all while juggling his creative practice with maintaining a day job. Chris also reflects on sustainability in the arts, the challenges of writing funding applications, and supporting fellow Asian creatives. The conversation dives into Chris' thoughts on leadership, creativity, collaboration, and self-love. SUBSCRIBE to the newsletter: asianinaotearoa.substack.com SUPPORT Asian in Aotearoa: ⁠https://ko-fi.com/asianinaotearoa⁠ FOLLOW ⁠@asianinaotearoa⁠ on⁠ ⁠Instagram VISIT ⁠asianinaotearoa.com⁠ ABOUT THE PODCAST Hosted by Jenna Wee, Asian in Aotearoa (New Zealand) explores the lives of Asian creatives, one uncensored convo at a time. ✨This episode was made possible thanks to Foundation North & Creative NZ ✨ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asianinaotearoa/message

Dfns is a cybersecurity company providing wallet infrastructure for Web3. Dfns is powered by an MPC-based decentralized key management network that eliminates all single points of failure and trust through the wallet lifecycle and provides built-in recovery mechanisms as well as bank-grade error-and-attack-resilience leveraging Tier 3+/4 data center partners. Join Dfns' Founder, Clarisse Hagège, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on July 5, 2023 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Dfns' products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Dfns and its products Biggest threats to Web3 wallet security  Role of single point of failure and single point of trust in wallet security  Upcoming announcements or launches. Dfns' vision for the Web3 ecosystem

Chris Tse reviews Yellowface by Rebecca Kuang, published by HarperCollins

Nillion is a public network based on the invention of a novel cryptographic primitive, Nil Message Compute (NMC), which represents a generational leap in decentralized technology and Secure Multi-Party Computation (SMPC). Its unique node operation has significant implications for data, security, privacy, and interoperability. Join Nillion's Chief Scientific Officer, Miguel de Vega, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on June 7, 2023 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Nillion's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Nillion Network and the vision behind it How does Nillion's decentralized multi-party computation work? How Nillion's decentralized computing is different from existing cloud computing solutions?  Nillion's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

As the internet grew, it incorporated Web 2.0 models that tracked and sold user data, and access to information became restricted in certain areas. The development of Web 3.0 and decentralized networks like Ethereum are now enabling users to freely explore the internet while safeguarding their privacy. Orchid, a privacy network, offers its users enhanced digital privacy. An EVM layer 2 payment solution, Orchid's bandwidth marketplace provides the necessary tools for a more open and unrestricted Internet. Join Orchid's Head of Product, Travis Cannell, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on May 17, 2023 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Orchid's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Orchid and its products How Orchid's decentralized VPN and payment solution work? How Orchid is different from existing Web2 VPN services? Orchid's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

A Fox Entertainment Web3 media company, Blockchain Creative Labs (BCL) enables creators, IP owners to build tokenized digital economies around their own content and brand ecosystems.  Join BCL's CRO, Tommaso Sandretto, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on May 3, 2023 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss BCL's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About BCL and its products How BCL enables creators to distribute and monetize their work? Benefits of tokenization for creators BCL's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

Pastel Network is a fully decentralized, developer-friendly layer-1 blockchain serving as the preeminent protocol standard for NFTs and Web3 technology. Pastel infrastructure enables existing layer-1 blockchains, decentralized applications, or third-party enterprises to protect creators and collectors. From digital collectibles & media to documents & applications, users and developers are able to certify asset rareness and truly store data forever.  Join Pastel Network's Co-founder, Anthony Georgiades, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on April 19, 2023 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Pastel's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Pastel Network and the vision behind it How does Pastel Network's purpose-built blockchain for NFTs work? How Pastel Network's blockchain is different from existing blockchains?  Pastel Network's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

dm3-protocol is an end-to-end encrypted decentralized messaging protocol with focus on encryption, decentralization, and interoperability. Dm3 is currently building a web3 messaging solution in consensus with different communities (like ENS) and protocols (like Common Ground) to connect existing and new messaging solutions.Join dm3's CEO, Steffen Kux, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on April 5, 2023 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss dm3-protocol's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About dm3-protocol and its products How does dm3's messaging protocol work? Why build using dm3-protocol? dm3's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

Evmos is bringing the world of Ethereum-based applications and assets to the interoperable networks of the Cosmos ecosystem, all while aligning developer and user incentives. Let's adventure together into the world of innovation where EVM meets interchain composability. Join Evmos' Co-founder, Nic Z, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on March 1, 2023 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Evmos products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Evmos and its products How does Evmos' cross-chain development work? Why build for the Evmos ecosystem? Evmos' vision for the Web3 ecosystem

Creators, brands and agencies transact over $300B a year in IP licensing, but it's slow, costly and inefficient. Spaceport is accelerating the growth of the next digital economy by building tools for creators, brands and agencies to monetize their intellectual property. With a mission to break down the real-world limitations of IP, Spaceport offers a universal licensing catalog that enables greater deal velocity and provides exposure to the metaverse vertical. Join Spaceport's CEO, Le Zhang, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on February 15, 2023 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Spaceport's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Spaceport and its products How Spaceport's IP licensing for creator works? How Spaceport's IP licensing is different from current IP regime? Spaceport's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

Unlock is a protocol developers, creators, brands, and platforms can use to create time-based memberships. Unlock's goal is to ease implementation and increase conversion from users to members, creating a much healthier monetization environment for the web. Unlock is open-source, collectively owned, and community-governed. Join Unlock's CEO, Julien Genestoux, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on February 1, 2023 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Unlock's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Unlock Protocol and its products How does Unlock membership as NFTs protocol work? Why choose Unlock over conventional subscription management solutions? Unlock's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

Poet Laureate and Chinese New Zealander Chris Tse shares his story of coming out as an Asian man, the challenges he faced with an absence of role models and how he feared bringing shame on his family. 

Polygon provides the tools and infrastructure needed to build and scale your decentralized project. Its core component is Polygon SDK, a modular, flexible framework that supports building multiple types of applications. Using Polygon, one can create Optimistic Rollup chains, ZK Rollup chains, standalone chains, or any other kind of infra required by the developer. Polygon effectively transforms Ethereum into a full-fledged multi-chain system (aka Internet of Blockchains). This multi-chain system is akin to other ones such as Polkadot, Cosmos, Avalanche, etc with the advantages of Ethereum's security, vibrant ecosystem, and openness. Join Polygon's CISO, Mudit Gupta, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on January 18, 2023 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Polygon's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Polygon and its products Why choose Polygon over others Different initiatives from Polygon for developers Polygon's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

A Web3 CRM, Kazm uses AI to power web3 communities. Kazm organizes on-and off-chain data to make it universally accessible and useful, and help projects acquire, engage, and reward members. Join Kazm's Founder, Ben Turtel, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on January 4, 2023 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Kazm's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Kazm and the vision behind it How does Kazm's CRM work? How Kazm is different from existing web2 CRMs? Kazm's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

Kalder is a unified web3 tooling platform for brands and creators to drive meaningful engagement, onboard new users, and reward communities of super fans. Kalder is reimagining the future of brand engagement with web3 –– mobilizing communities powered by dynamic NFT memberships, Contribute-to-Earn Experiences, and Interoperable $Brand-Loyalty Rewards. Join Kalder's Founder, Gökçe Güven, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on December 21, 2022 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Kalder's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Kalder and the vision behind it How does Kalder's brand loyalty solution work? How Kalder is different from existing web2 brand loyalty solutions? Kalder's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

On our final First Up pod for 2022 with Anna Thomas - we touch down in the USA with Bevan Hurley and Nabil Ahmed in Africa; and it's fruit of the year time with our Minister of Fruit and Veggies; former soldier Tenby Powell discusses his efforts to galvanise support for Ukraine; we bring you a guide to what's happening in Christchurch this summer and we have a poem from New Zealand's poet laureate Chris Tse to see out 2022. Meri Kirihimete! First Up - Voice of the Nathan!

Koii is building a decentralized publishing protocol and Web3 library. The protocol and tools Koii is implementing will allow for a robust ecosystem. The Koii ecosystem will provide grants for developers to take advantage of Koii tools that allow verified data and content, and new models for content monetization. Built on Arweave.org's permaweb, Koii is censorship resistant and highly scalable with no gas fees. Join Koii Networks' CEO, Al Morris, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on December 7, 2022 at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Koii's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Koii Network and the vision behind it How do Koii's publishing protocol and Web3 library work? How Koii is different from existing decentralized publishing platforms such as Mirror Koii's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

Quadrata is a passport network focused on building an identification and compliance layer for DeFi apps. Its goal is to become the standard infrastructure providing the compliance and identity layer for DeFi applications. Smart contract apps will be able to access the KYC/AML status, country of residence, credit reputation, and accredited investor status of Quadrata passport holders. Join Quadrata's CEO, Fabrice Cheng, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on Nov. 16, 2022, at 9:00 am ET. In this session, they will discuss Quadrata's products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About Quadrata and the vision behind it What's Quadrata Passport and how it works? How Quadrata passport is different from existing KYC solutions Quadrata's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

LTD.INC partners with iconic artists, creators, and brands to launch ultra-rare physical and digital NFT collections and experiences. LTD.INC's limited-edition drops are designed to exist in real life, on the blockchain, and in the metaverse—bridging the gap between the physical and virtual economies across the worlds of art, design, fashion, lifestyle, luxury, music, and sports. Join LTD.INC's Founder and CEO, Daryl Kelly, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on Oct. 19, 2022, at 9:00 am EDT. In this session, they will discuss LTD.INC's NFT products and its vision for the larger Web3 ecosystem. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: About LTD.INC and the vision behind it LTD.INC's on-chain and off-chain NFT-related offerings Challenges in building a unique on-chain and physical business model LTD.INC's vision for the Web3 ecosystem

Chris Tse reviews People Person by Joanna Cho, published by Te Herenga Waka University Press

Surprised, honoured and just a bit intimidated... That's how our new Poet Laureate Chris Tse feels about his new role. Given he's only in his thirties, he also sees this acknowledgement as a real boost to his confidence. Bill Manhire, Jenny Bornholdt, Selina Tusitala Marsh and David Eggleton are among his predecessors. For the next two years the queer Asian-Kiwi writer will promote poetry and publish more work. We spoke to Chris earlier this year about his third poetry collection, Super Model Minority. Lynn Freeman talked to him as he got ready to take part in the Auckland Writers Festival.

Chris Tse reviews Time is A Mother by Ocean Vuong, published by Penguin.

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) are one of the most revolutionary concepts to be successfully implemented using blockchain technology. Smart contracts are used to operate DAOs. Their financial transactions and rules are stored on a blockchain, eliminating the need for a centralized governing authority—hence the terms "decentralized" and "autonomous." In other words, they are member-owned communities without centralized leadership. MANTRA DAO is one of the most successful DAOs. It is at the forefront of providing DeFi services such as staking and lending, among others. MANTRA DAO is a fully integrated ecosystem of decentralized financial services that is built on interoperable technologies and controlled by its users collectively. Its governance mechanism is predicated upon a digital token called OM that allows its holders to participate in decisions that affect the parameters of the system. Join MANTRA DAO and SOMA.finance's Co-Founder, Will Corkin, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on June 30, 2022 at 9:00 am EDT. In this session, they will discuss DeFi, DAOs, and how MANTRA DAO & SOMA.finance are working to bring new innovations to the global financial ecosystem. Agenda The fireside chat will focus on these central points: The story behind MANTRA DAO and SOMA.finance DeFi services offered by MANTRA DAO and SOMA.finance Challenges in building decentralized organizations MANTRA DAO and SOMA.finance's vision for the Web3 ecosystem What's next for MANTRA DAO and SOMA.finance

Blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum use a proof-of-work mechanism, which requires massive amounts of energy and results in slow transactions as well as unstable and, at times, insanely high gas fees. Hedera claims to facilitate transactions that are faster, cheaper, and better secured than regular blockchain transactions through its proof-of-stake network. A public distributed ledger powered by the hashgraph consensus algorithm, Hedera goes beyond blockchain to create the next era of fast, fair, and secure applications for startups as well as big enterprises, creators, and consumers. Owned and governed by the world's leading organizations, Hedera is the most used, sustainable, enterprise-grade public network for the decentralized economy. Join Hedera Hashgraph's CMO, Christian Hasker, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on June 9, 2022 at 9:00 am EDT. In this session, they will discuss how hashgraph consensus ensures fast, cheap, and secure decentralized transactions. Agenda The fireside chat will focus on these central points: What is the hashgraph consensus? Problems with proof-of-work blockchains Benefits of proof-of-stake networks How Hedera facilitates fast, cheap, and secure transactions What's next for Hedera Hashgraph

Due to the pseudonymous nature of cryptocurrencies, crypto is one of the preferred payment methods used by criminals. That's why regulators all around the world are implementing measures to ensure that cryptocurrencies cannot be exploited by criminals—from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Travel Rule to local legislations. One such measure is requiring virtual asset service providers (VASPs) to have KYC processes in place. With a white-labeled end-to-end KYC solution to streamline the customer onboarding process, KYC-Chain assists crypto exchanges, initial coin offerings (ICOs), digital banks, P2P lenders, money service businesses (MSBs), and FinTech companies in their efforts to comply with KYC requirements. Join KYC-Chain's CEO and SelfKey Foundation's Advisor, Edmund Lowell, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on May 26th at 9:00 am EDT. In this session, they will discuss how KYC-Chain empowers organizations to better manage their end-to-end KYC processes for both individuals and corporations. Agenda The fireside chat will focus on these central points: Current state of regulations and KYC compliance in crypto KYC requirements for VASPs including DeFi Importance of protecting and respecting personal information of individual crypto investors and traders Role of KYC-Chain in regulatory compliance SelfKey Foundation's role in digital identity ownership What's next for KYC-Chain and SelfKey Foundation

The Decentralized Insurance Protocol (DIP) is a digital technology to decompose the traditional insurance value chain. Without relying on a central intermediary or a traditional insurance firm's balance sheet, insurance risks can be priced, transferred, and managed by a group of independent service providers using a DIP. Decentralized insurance focuses heavily on automation in sales and underwriting, making policies affordable—even when relatively small sums are covered. Etherisc is developing a protocol for decentralized insurance applications. The company leverages blockchain technology to make the purchase and sale of insurance more efficient, enable lower operational costs, and provide greater transparency in the industry. Join Etherisc's CEO, Christoph Mussenbrock, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on May 19th, 2022 at 9:00 am EDT. In this session, they will discuss how Etherisc uses blockchain to make insurance fair and accessible. Agenda The fireside chat will focus on these central points: Why should insurance be decentralized? The current state of the decentralized insurance sector Challenges in decentralizing insurance How Etherisc encourages insurance adoption even in low-income countries What's next for Etherisc

Blockchains are public and immutable. This means that any transaction or wallet on a blockchain can be tracked and their activities can be analyzed. From companies like Nansen to law enforcement and crime prevention firms like Chainalysis, many draw on this transparent nature of blockchains to collect on-chain data for different purposes. Nansen combines on-chain data with its internal database containing millions of wallet labels. They provide institutional investors with in-depth analysis, so they can discover opportunities, perform due diligence, and defend their portfolios with these real-time dashboards and alerts. The company also leverages its expertise in data analytics to provide industry-leading analysis and insights into the crypto industry. Join Nansen's ​​Head of Product, John Calabrese, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on May 5, 2022 at 9:00 am EDT. In this session, they will discuss how Nansen leverages blockchain analytics to empower its customers to better manage their investments. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: How do blockchain analytics work? Different methods used to collect and label on-chain data Role of blockchain analytics in investments and due diligence Nansen's vision for the wider Web3 ecosystem What's next for Nansen

Connor and Jack conclude their exploration of poetic line breaks with a bit of a catch all episode looking at how line breaks can reveal information, play with time, and enhance surprise. They pull examples from Audre Lorde, Chris Tse, Rae Armantrout, and Emily Dickinson. There's even time for mentions of laminated dough and Indiana Jones. Episode 1 of Line Break Week - Why break lines?: https://soundcloud.com/close-talking/episode-157-why-break-a-line-line-break-week-ep-1 Episode 2 of Line Break Week - Drama: https://soundcloud.com/close-talking/episode-158-who-will-bring-the-drama-the-line-break-line-break-week-ep-2 Episode 3 of Line Break Week - Miming: https://soundcloud.com/close-talking/episode-159-dramas-silent-cousin-miming-with-line-breaks-line-break-week-ep-3 Episode 4 of Line Break Week - Emphasis: https://soundcloud.com/close-talking/episode-160-using-poetic-line-breaks-for-emphasis-line-break-week-ep-4 Episode 5 of Line Break Week - Rhythm: https://soundcloud.com/close-talking/episode-161-from-meters-to-measures-rhythm-in-line-breaks-line-break-week-ep-5 Episode 6 of Line Break Week - Ambiguity: https://soundcloud.com/close-talking/episode-162-ambiguity-in-line-breaks-line-break-week-ep-6 Find us on Facebook at: facebook.com/closetalking 
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Over the last couple of years, the web3 ecosystem has witnessed tremendous growth. And, companies like Uphold have been at the forefront of this revolution. Uphold's unique ‘Anything-to-Anything' trading experience enables retail investors and businesses to trade directly between cryptocurrencies, equities, and metals. Join Uphold's Head of Blockchain and Crypto Research, Dr. Martin Hiesboeck, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse, on April 14, 2022 at 9:00 am EDT. In an interactive session, they will discuss the technological shift to Web3 in recent years and the role of data science in its growth. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: Growth of the web3 ecosystem over the past couple of years What institutional and state interest in crypto means for web3 Role of data science in building dApps and DAOs and overall growth of the space Technological shift to web3 and future of the internet What's next for Uphold in 2022 and beyond?

Chris Tse reviews The Pistils by Janet Charman, published by Otago University Press.

Web2 is the Internet era defined by products and services from large centralized companies aka FAANG (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google). Those platforms invest significantly in sales and marketing teams as part of their GTM (go-to-market) strategy to generate leads and acquire & retain customers. One of the big problems with Web2 is that the vast majority of accrued value goes to the platform itself, not to the creators who are doing the work and thus should be earning that money. Web3 gives the power back to the creators. It leverages decentralized technologies to bring the users into the center of decision-making processes. That is why a new approach to marketing is needed in the decentralized world. While some conventional customer acquisition techniques may still be relevant for Web3 projects, the introduction of tokens and new organizational structures like DAOs (decentralized autonomous organizations) requires us to rethink go-to-market strategies as well as initiatives for building communities and generating revenue. Join Hubspot's Chief Marketing Officer, Kipp Bodnar, in a fireside chat hosted by Cardstack's Founding Director, Chris Tse. Agenda: The fireside chat will focus on these central points: How is Web3 marketing different from Web2 marketing? GTM for Web3 projects: centralized apps, dApps, DAOs, and DeFi The role of community in Web3 marketing Growth metrics that must be tracked by Web3 projects

Moments of joy to fortify the soul are promised in the latest poetry collection by Chris Tse, Super Model Minority. They're not all soft and tender poems though, as Chris once again mines tough times he experienced growing up as a young gay Asian man in New Zealand. The first two books in what he calls a loose trilogy were called How to be Dead in a Year of Snakes, and HE'S SO MASC.

Since the Internet's beginning in the 1980s, it has witnessed tremendous development. From the early days of Web1's static text and images to the rise of the centralized platforms dominating our current Web2 space, the Internet has remained impressively innovative. In the last few years, our world has begun embracing Web3, a new mode of the Internet that emphasizes decentralized transactions, distributed ownership, and open governance. Agenda: This podcast focuses on these central points: The state of the Web3 ecosystem today How dApps can replace traditional businesses' software Why choose Web3 tools over Web2 services? The role Cardstack is playing to facilitate the Web2-to-Web3 migration Q&A on Web3 topics, e.g. NFTs, DAOs, DeFi, wallets, and crypto economics

Harry Ricketts reviews Super Model Minority by Chris Tse, published by Auckland University Press

"Tragically Hip" And just like that, Miranda defeated alcoholism. With an episode filled with tequila, gin, and "champagne, we have to get more champagne!", maybe Miranda does have a problem after all. Luckily after drunk ordering a self-help book and having sex with Carrie's boss, she seems back on track. Special guest Chris Tse joins us to talk Rock's coming out TikTok, Charlotte's burpees routine, and Carrie's messed up skeleton. Please remember to subscribe, rate, and follow us! No One Will Watch TV with Us: @noonewillwatch Lilian Tanner: @liliantanner Ethan Charles Abramson: @_ethancharles --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/no-one-will-watch/support

In this special Pride episode, Alison and Ineka highlight the gutsy, inspirational, bold and bright LGBTQI+ folk who walk, stomp and sashay amongst us. Books discussed in this episode can be found and requested via the Auckland Libraries catalogue: All the young men: a memoir of love, AIDS, and chosen family in the America South / Ruth Coker Burks & Kevin Carr O'Leary / published 2020 / Adult Non-Fiction - Autobiography: https://bit.ly/3HayCI3 Real Queer America: LGBT stories from Red states / Samantha Allen / published 2019 / Adult Non-Fiction: https://bit.ly/3BQQQO0 The Stonewall Reader / The New York Public Library; edited by Jason Baumann / published 2019 / Adult Non-Fiction: https://bit.ly/3HjDBXi 30 queer lives: conversations with LGBTQIA+ New Zealanders / Matt McEvoy / published 2022 / Adult Non-Fiction: https://bit.ly/3hayCxb One life / Megan Rapinoe / published 2020 / Adult Non-Fiction - Autobiography: https://bit.ly/3p8fcxE Out here: an anthology of Takatāpui and LGBTQIA+ writers from Aotearoa / edited by Chris Tse and Emma Barnes / published 2021 / Adult Non-Fiction - Literature: https://bit.ly/34Wv1k6

Connor and Jack discuss the poem I.R.L. by New Zealand poet Chris Tse. They talk about how media representations and creations can cross into reality, the meaning of "gritty," and why S.O.S is so evocative. In the second part of the show they answer a listener question about how to know where to submit poetry. Connor recommends a study with new information about why certain areas are experience more suffering because of the pandemic, and Jack recommends "Reacher" on Amazon Prime, and "Man Like Mobeen" on Netflix. I.R.L. By: Chris Tse In real life you are aging at the rate of a short-lived sitcom and the only kind of loneliness worth laughing about is throwing out half a frozen meal for two because leftovers are never funnier the next day. In real life there is no such thing as a gritty reboot — it's just fucking gritty all the time, mate, because your best-laid plans are always someone else's chance to crash a car into the crowd at a men's rights charity concert. In real life the nice guys pull out of the race when their tires are slashed or they turn back because they think they left the iron on and no one adheres to sports film clichés anyway —  we're all selfish and we want that trophy. In real life you'll never make it out of your homophobic small town alive, so your left hand begs for water while your right hand swings an ax your left foot drags a church bell while your right foot taps — S.O.S., S.O.S., S.O.S. Find us on Facebook at: facebook.com/closetalking 
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'Out Here' is a new anthology of LGBTQ+ authors from Aotearoa New Zealand. Edited by writers Emma Barnes and Chris Tse, the book showcases famous queer kiwi writers and some up an coming talent. In this interview, Emma Barnes explains the ethos behind the book, and her curious connection with actor Sigourney Weaver.

Michelle Rahurahu reviews Out Here: An Anthology of Takatapui and LGBTQU+ Writers from Aotearoa edited by Emma Barnes and Chris Tse, published by Auckland University Press.

Michelle Rahurahu reviews Out Here: An Anthology of Takatapui and LGBTQU+ Writers from Aotearoa edited by Emma Barnes and Chris Tse, published by Auckland University Press.

We speak to Chris Tse and Emma Barnes, editors of Out Here: An Anthology of Takatapui and LGBTQIA+ Writers from Aotearoa, A remarkable anthology of queer New Zealand voices.

Chris Tse is part of the team working on a new contemporary opera called Silence Is, about silence as part of the upcoming LitCrawl festival in Wellington

Chris Tse reviews AUP New Poets 8 by Lily Holloway, Tru Paraha and Modi Deng, published by Auckland University Press.

Chris Tse reviews AUP New Poets 8 by Lily Holloway, Tru Paraha and Modi Deng, published by Auckland University Press.

Chris Tse reviews Long Long Players, Writers on the Albums That Shaped Them by Tom Gatti, published by Bloomsbury

Chris Tse reviews Felt by Johanna Emeney, published by Massey University Press.

Chris Tse reviews Felt by Johanna Emeney, published by Massey University Press.

In the fifth episode in the Place season of Elements, I talk to Kerry Donovan Brown about place and what it is to write it.  Kerry's essay 'Queer Debris: A personal essay on queer love and loneliness in response to Sam Duckor-Jones’s People From The Pit Stand Up and Chris Tse’s he’s so MASC.' https://pantograph-punch.com/posts/queer-debris

CBC Edmonton's Fitness columnist, Chris Tse, joins guest host Paul Karchut to talk about how to stick to your 2021 fitness goals... despite all the gyms being locked up right now

Chris Tse reviews Wow by Bill Manhire, published by Victoria University Press.

Chris Tse reviews Wow by Bill Manhire, published by Victoria University Press.

As COVID case numbers continue to rise across the country, some provinces are tightening restrictions. Manitoba has moved into level red of its pandemic response with non-essential services closed to in-person customers for at least two weeks. The Alberta government has so far stayed away from strict, sweeping lockdown measures. Some are happy to hear that, while others say the acute-care system is in jeopardy. This week, an Edmonton doctor discusses why he wrote a letter urging officials to enforce a short, sharp, “circuit breaker” lockdown. CBC reporter Paige Parsons tells us how a group of men are seeking justice after the death of their alleged abuser. Personal trainer and fitness columnist Chris Tse talks about a local business focused on diversity and inclusion. Plus, the number one trend of 2020: pandemic puppies.

Chris Tse reviews Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass by Lana Del Ray. Published by Simon & Schuster.

Chris Tse reviews Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass by Lana Del Ray. Published by Simon & Schuster.

In the Sound Series I’ll be talking to 18 writers, musicians and other artists about how sound features in their work. Today Ruby Solly and Chris Tse talk to Pip Adam about two sound objects.   Ruby chose 'Koukou' off her amazing album Pōneke which you can listen to and buy on Bandcamp   Chris chose the sound of washing rice, which he recorded and you can listen to on our webpage - or on the podcast.   Information about how to submit responses to exercises to our Showcase can be found on our website https://better-read.com  

Dr. Rybak discusses the pharmacology, safety, and emerging clinical evidence of Baricitinib in COVID19 with authors Drs. Sarah Jorgensen and Chris Tse. Full manuscript is available at: https://accpjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/phar.2438

Chris Tse reviews Upturned by Kay McKenzie Cooke, published by The Cuba Press.

Grab a drink from the bar and head into the Heartland Chamber to warm up for the evening ahead. Five writers who really know how to take a page to the stage are: poet and stand-up comedian Ray Shipley as your MC; Erik Kennedy, with his newly launched collection, There’s No Place Like the Internet in Springtime; Megan Dunn, with the brilliant memoir, Tinderbox, about working in a failing bookstore while failing to write a novel; Annaleese Jochems, whose novel Baby is about ‘naked, open female want’, and Chris Tse, whose poetry collection He’s So MASC is ‘acerbic, acid-bright, yet unapologetically sentimental’.

Chris Tse is a Wellington-based poet whose latest book is titled He's So MASC; his debut collection, How to be Dead in a Year of Snakes, won the Best First Book of Poetry prize at the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards. Chris' poetry, short fiction and non-fiction has been published in Best New Zealand Poems, Pantograph Punch, Turbine, The Listener, Fishhead and Landfall. He plays a selection of music from the eclectic Icelandic singer, songwriter, composer, actress, record producer, and DJ, Björk.

Chris Tse, guest curator of Litcrawl 2018, talks to Perrine about mourning literary deaths and how great it feels when literature takes over the streets.

It’s been said that writing about music is as difficult – and some would say as pointless – as dancing about architecture. We put that theory to the test by asking four authors to present new writing on the music that has provided the soundtrack to their life’s work, or just to their life. Readings will be followed by a discussion about the problems or the joys of music writing. Expect a range of musical genres as wide and varied as the writers’ own books. Featuring Philip Hoare, Pip Adam, Chris Tse and Nic Low, hosted by Kiran Dass.

An in-depth conversation with poet Chris Tse

YouTube Video Here! Topics Include:-- Decentralization and user-friendly solutions for crypto currencies -- Open Source and shared experiences -- Pop-culture, music and Bitcoin -- The art of ‘hodling’ BitCoin About the Guests:-- CoinDaddy got his start in Cryptocurrency in 2013 as an investor and entrepreneur. In 2017 he decided to meme his way into celebrity status by donning a fake fur coat and making Bitcoin raps, music and becoming the official hype-man of Crypto. He received tremendous media coverage and has been featured in The New York Times, Business Insider, Bloomberg, CNBC, XXL Magazine, and more. He is currently working with CNBC to develop original Cryptocurrency programming. -- Chris Tse is a technologist by trade, a designer in practice, and an entrepreneur at heart. Chris has been a designer and architect of “Digital Ecosystems”, from decentralized blockchain applications, to federated cloud-based platforms. He is also the Founding Director of the Cardstack project, leading the creation of the experience layer of the decentralized Internet that will serve as the onramp to blockchain-based economy for the mass market. Chris is the co-founder of Monegraph, where he leads the development of decentralized digital markets that span across the world of art, social media, and commerce. He also leads the technical team at Dot Blockchain Media, applying the open-sourced tools for orchestrating workflows and data flows between enterprise systems and distributed ledgers to the music industry and beyond. If you like this content, please send a tip with BTC to: 1444meJi7YjgQGNg3U8Z6qYZFA5cgz4Gmj More Info:TatianaMoroz.com CryptoMediaHub.com Vaultoro.comRealcoindaddy.comcardstack.com Friends and Sponsors of the Show:TheBitcoinCPA.com CryptoCompare.com FreeRoss.org ThirdKey.Solutions SovrynTech.com SexAndScienceHour.com

Chris is the Founding Director of the Cardstack project, leading the creation of the experience layer of the decentralized Internet that will serve as the onramp to blockchain-based economy for the mass market. Chris is the co-founder of Monegraph, where he leads the development of decentralized digital markets that span across the world of art, social media, and commerce. He also leads the technical team at Dot Blockchain Media, applying the open-sourced tools for orchestrating workflows and data flows between enterprise systems and distributed ledgers to the music industry and beyond.

An in-depth chat with Wellington poet Chris Tse. We talk about his childhood and early influences, the experiences captured in his two books to date, 'How To Be Dead In A Year of Snakes' and 'He's So MASC'. We talk too about music fandom, flying overseas to see shows, and the huge influence of music on his writing. We talk identity and his coming out to his parents, his coming out to the world through his writing; we talk a lot about a lot of really cool stuff. A huge conversation between two people meeting - properly - for the first time.

An in-depth chat with Wellington poet Chris Tse. We talk about his childhood and early influences, the experiences captured in his two books to date, 'How To Be Dead In A Year of Snakes' and 'He's So MASC'. We talk too about music fandom, flying overseas to see shows, and the huge influence of music on his writing. We talk identity and his coming out to his parents, his coming out to the world through his writing; we talk a lot about a lot of really cool stuff. A huge conversation between two people meeting - properly - for the first time. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

Meet Chris Tse, a scientist-turned-personal-trainer who has turned his business’s blog and his social media presence into an important community-builder and creative outlet. Chris started blogging on the Blitz Conditioning site in 2011 (I might have said 2012 in the podcast). At first, he said, he and co-founder Brett Kirkland were largely motivated by a desire… More Episode 15: Chris Tse

When we think of successful people, astronauts are often fairly high on the list. Chris Hadfield flew on two space shuttles and commanded the international space station. Here’s here today to share wisdom from his success that will help all of us us, right here on Earth.   Guest: Astronaut Chris Hadfield Author of the New York Times Bestseller: An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth: What Going To Space Taught Me About Ingenuity, Determination, and Being Prepared for Anything* “So many people in life, maybe without even acknowledging it to themselves, let fear dictate a lot of their decision-making.” -Chris Hadfield Some keys to balancing sweating the small stuff and avoiding micromanagement Visualize it going perfectly Visualize failure before it has happened What’s the most likely 10 things to go wrong? Let’s simulate them and figure out how we will react to them Then run the simulation again to find the best plan and change behavior Aim to be a zero Begin by soaking up what’s going on and seeing what’s happening Recognize the necessity to become educated and understand the subtleties of the environment How to be successful at work and have a personal and private life that is successful and balanced Clearly understand what people are trying to accomplish in a family Make nobody’s sense of self worth dependent on anyone else’s identity The good intentions of the day are always often sacrificed on the altar of reality How successful people deal with the “what’s next?” question “If I had ever said to myself that the only part about this job that I like, or that is worthwhile, or that is satisfying -- is spaceflight, then I would have hated my life.” -Chris Hadfield What really matters is what I am doing today Question: How will you define success today? Feedback On this topic: http://coachingforleaders.com/149 Comments, questions, or feedback: http://coachingforleaders.com/feedback Thank you to Andy Winckler, Jeff Planty, Scott Symonds, Don Matteson, Aimee Montgomery Wilson, Laura Lee Lentner, Ala Adas, Kevin Buckley, Shaylynn Edwards, Laura Kalisky, Matin Mulligan, Steven Burciaga, Kunjal Gandhi, Jeremy Caine, Monique Davis, Madelien Delfos, Andrew Elliott, Russell Green, Erica Washington, Vickie Echols, and Chris Tse for joining the weekly update. Receive the 10 Leadership Books That Will Help You Get Better Results From Others, including 2 books that I rely on weekly. You can join also at http://coachingforleaders.com/subscribe Thank you to Danny Boi for the kind review on Stitcher. If you've been listening to the show for a bit, please consider leaving a written rearview on iTunes or Stitcher - and thank you in advance!

When we think of successful people, astronauts are often fairly high on the list. Chris Hadfield flew on two space shuttles and commanded the international space station. Here’s here today to share wisdom from his success that will help all of us us, right here on Earth.   Guest: Astronaut Chris Hadfield Author of the New York Times Bestseller: An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth: What Going To Space Taught Me About Ingenuity, Determination, and Being Prepared for Anything* “So many people in life, maybe without even acknowledging it to themselves, let fear dictate a lot of their decision-making.” -Chris Hadfield Some keys to balancing sweating the small stuff and avoiding micromanagement Visualize it going perfectly Visualize failure before it has happened What’s the most likely 10 things to go wrong? Let’s simulate them and figure out how we will react to them Then run the simulation again to find the best plan and change behavior Aim to be a zero Begin by soaking up what’s going on and seeing what’s happening Recognize the necessity to become educated and understand the subtleties of the environment How to be successful at work and have a personal and private life that is successful and balanced Clearly understand what people are trying to accomplish in a family Make nobody’s sense of self worth dependent on anyone else’s identity The good intentions of the day are always often sacrificed on the altar of reality How successful people deal with the “what’s next?” question “If I had ever said to myself that the only part about this job that I like, or that is worthwhile, or that is satisfying -- is spaceflight, then I would have hated my life.” -Chris Hadfield What really matters is what I am doing today Question: How will you define success today? Feedback On this topic: http://coachingforleaders.com/149 Comments, questions, or feedback: http://coachingforleaders.com/feedback Thank you to Andy Winckler, Jeff Planty, Scott Symonds, Don Matteson, Aimee Montgomery Wilson, Laura Lee Lentner, Ala Adas, Kevin Buckley, Shaylynn Edwards, Laura Kalisky, Matin Mulligan, Steven Burciaga, Kunjal Gandhi, Jeremy Caine, Monique Davis, Madelien Delfos, Andrew Elliott, Russell Green, Erica Washington, Vickie Echols, and Chris Tse for joining the weekly update. Receive the 10 Leadership Books That Will Help You Get Better Results From Others, including 2 books that I rely on weekly. You can join also at http://coachingforleaders.com/subscribe Thank you to Danny Boi for the kind review on Stitcher. If you've been listening to the show for a bit, please consider leaving a written rearview on iTunes or Stitcher - and thank you in advance!