Podcasts about Citrin

In this On Target podcast, Dr Akila Viswanathan, Director of Radiation Oncology and Molecular Radiation Sciences at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, speaks with Dr. Deborah Citrin from the National Cancer Institute's Center for Cancer Research and Dr. Zachary Morris from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health for an issue of Seminars in Radiation Oncology focusing on personalized dose. The discussion explores advancements in radiation therapy, including how modern technology and biology are being used to tailor radiotherapy doses to individual patients. Dr Citrin highlights the potential of integrating genomics, imaging, and biomarkers to achieve personalized treatment, while Dr Morris examines disease-specific biomarkers and their application in clinical practice. This episode covers key topics such as using gene expression signatures to predict radiation response, leveraging imaging for adaptive therapy, and how molecular markers are helping to refine treatment decisions. They also explore the promise of circulating tumor DNA as a tool for guiding radiation dosage and the complexities of combining radiation with immunotherapy.

I detta avsnitt utforskar vi den fascinerande världen av kristaller och deras användning genom historien. Upptäck hur dessa naturliga underverk inte bara är vackra att se på, utan också bär på unika egenskaper och betydelser. Vi dyker djupt in i 6st kristaller. Bland annat Citrin - känd för sin soliga energi och förmåga att locka till sig välstånd; onyx, som erbjuder kraftfullt skydd och mental styrka; och ametist, älskad för sin lugnande aura och spirituella vägledning.Vare sig du är en kristallentusiast eller bara nyfiken på ämnet, så kommer det här avsnittet att ge dig nya insikter och kanske även få dig att se på dessa fascinerande stenar med nya ögon. Missa inte detta spännande avsnitt!Följ oss gärna på instagram och Facebook!@Elementenpodcast@Norrsken.ovik@High_coast_astrologyEller mejla oss på: Elementenpodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Heute leite ich die Sonnenatmung für dich an, die du ganz wunderbar am Morgen praktizieren kannst. Mit dieser energetisierenden 15-minütige Atemmeditation kannst du frisch, wach und voller guter Laune in deinen Tag starten. Nimm gern einen Citrin oder ein Citrinschmuckstück mit in Meditation, wenn du einen bei dir hast - seine Kräfte wirken unterstützend bei der Sonnenatmung und können dein Solarplexus Chakra aktivieren, dein inneres Feuer entfachen und dir Energie, Freude und Lebenskraft schenken.

Josiah Citrin is a culinary expert and veteran of Los Angeles's gourmet dining scene, with more than 37 years of experience. He is chef and owner of Santa Monica, California's Mélisse Restaurant.

My experience has taught me that if I want to achieve excellence in something, I should study and learn from the people who have achieved success in that area already. Why should I reinvent the wheel? So, when Cameron-Brooks Alumnus Liam Burns messaged me on LinkedIn that he wanted to be a guest on the podcast and share how he managed his  30+ year career, I jumped at the chance to interview him. Liam is a former Navy Surface Warfare Officer who transitioned to a business career in 1991. He spent the first fifteen years of his career in various sales and marketing leadership positions with Johnson & Johnson. He used that experience to start consulting, executive coaching practices, and C-suite leadership positions with start-up medical companies for the last fifteen years. In the podcast, Liam explains that the key to a successful career is building a strong foundation in the first ten years. With that foundation, one will have many options in the future. These options include living in an ideal location like Liam does now in Denver, choosing to continue as an executive leader in a larger company, pivoting to start-ups, or even striking out on your own and starting your own company. Liam has done all three! I asked Liam, "What's the key to establishing that foundation?" Liam referenced the book The 5 Patterns of Extraordinary Careers: The Guide for Achieving Success and Satisfaction by James M. Citrin and Richard Smith. Citrin is the CEO of Spencer Stuart North America, an Executive Search firm and Cameron-Brooks client. As or the 3 keys to an extraordinary post-military career, Liam specifically references Pattern 5: Find the Right Fit. The key to establishing the foundation is choosing positions and companies based on your ability to leverage your strengths, do work that interests you, and work with people you like and respect. I strongly encourage anyone considering a change or launching a career to evaluate their choice based on those three factors. Make those a priority. Unfortunately, there is a lot of other noise out there that clouds decisions. Sometimes, people want a great career but prioritize the path because it is the path of least resistance; it's easy. The authors do not say this is easy, in fact they say it take work and preparation. Other times, people decide to pursue a career because of the pay or the location. The authors specifically advise against prioritizing extrinsic factors. In fact, they say that when one prioritizes strengths, interests, and fit, those other factors will follow! Just like they did for Liam. If you listen to this podcast and want more than these 3 keys to an extraordinary post-military career, we are here to help. Cameron-Brooks has a 50-year track record of guiding military officers to create a step-by-step plan to learn about their options, connect their military experiences directly to opportunities in corporate America, craft a resume that will stand out to hiring managers, and ultimately launch a successful business career. Don't wait. Give me a call at (210) 874-1502 or email me at jjunker@cameron-brooks.com - we can have a conversation about your plans and goals and if Cameron-Brooks is the right guide to help you get there. Joel

Dan celebrates, evaluates and appreciates the wines of winter, 2023, long with Purple Banter Network's Katia Dragotis and Kaitlyn Harrah, wine director for the Citrin and Melissa Hospitality Group. Recorded on location at Dear Jane's in Marina Del Rey, California. Wines featured on this episode include Bottega Vinaia Pinot Grigio ($22), Landmark Vineyards Hop Kiln Estate 2021 Pinot Noir ($50), J.O. Sullivan Rutherford Estate Founders Reserve Merlot 2020 ($310), Rodney Strong Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon ($35), Rodney Strong 2017 Symmetry ($70), Paso-D'Oro Cabernet Sauvignon ($30) and Graham's 10 Year Old tawny Port ($42). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Soul Searching Episode 128: Rabbi Paul Citrin on A Modern Reading of Biblical Isaac by Temple Beth Shalom

Today on The Grail I sit down with Josiah Citrin and talk all things food including the pressures of being a 2 Star Michelin Chef. Josiah is one of the most incredible Chefs in the industry and also a very cool Human.  Josiah is a two-star Michelin chef and owner of Santa Monica's highly-acclaimed Mélisse, Charcoal Venice,Charcoal Sunset and Dave's Doghouse at the Staples Center in Downtown Los Angeles and Indian Wells Tennis Garden. His culinary philosophy, “In Pursuit of Excellence” sets the standard for all of his concepts, whether fine-dining or casual. Citrin discovered his passion for food through his family at an early age, growing up in Santa Monica and Venice with a mother who was a caterer, and a French grandmother who cooked family meals. Their knowledge, combined with his excitement for cooking and business, led him to pursue a culinary career. Citrin moved to Paris to explore his French heritage after graduating from Santa Monica High School, and worked for three years at fine Parisian restaurants Vivarois and La Poste, gaining an understanding of and respect for the rules of traditional French cooking. This invaluable experience taught him both the art and discipline of cooking and fine dining, and formed the definitive basis of his training. He returned to the United States in 1990 and began applying his skills at Los Angeles' finest restaurants—notably Wolfgang Puck's celebrated Chinois on Main and then at Granita. After two years, Josiah moved on to join Patina and Pinot Bistro and cooked alongside famed chef and savvy restaurateur Joachim Splichal. Citrin subsequently became chef at Capri restaurant in Venice and Jackson's in West Hollywood. With a heightened interest in French gastronomy and a spirit for entrepreneurship, Citrin launched JiRaffe in 1996 alongside childhood friend and fellow chef Raphael Lunetta. Selling his interest to JiRaffe to Lunetta in 1999, Citrin pursued his lifelong dream of opening his own fine dining establishment by debuting Mélisse which opened to critical acclaim and has been impressing the culinary world ever since. HONORS Citrin's honors include: Two Stars from Michelin Guide (2007, 2008, 2021), #1 for Top Food in Los Angeles and #1 American-French Restaurant for Food in Los Angeles by Zagat (2013, 2014), “Best Wine List” by LA Weekly (2015), “Top 100 Restaurants in the World” by Elite Traveler (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018), Five Stars by Forbes Travel Guide (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018), “Top Ten New Chefs” by Food & Wine magazine (1997), and “Best Chefs of the Year” by Los Angeles magazine (2012).

Today on Exploring the Marketplace, Shawn Bolz and Bob Hasson interview Bryan Citrin. Bryan Citrin is an in-demand public speaker and entrepreneur driven by a heart for people. He has a Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship, is a Two Comma Club Award winner, and is an active member of the Forbes Agency Council. He has traveled for mission work all over the world and launched an online marketing business to financially help the many needs he saw. His company quickly took off, enabling him to help business leaders around the United States. Tune in as Shawn, Bob and Bryan discuss how 3 weeks into writing his book Wild Expectance, his father died and an employee attempted a hostile takeover.  Bryan shares how he overcame this betrayal, but ultimately how God used it for his good. He shares about mistakes he has made in business and God's timing, but how God can recalibrate our lives to bring us back to where He wants us. Bryan shares how resistance can come with obedience, but not to give up…you will breakthrough. Tune in! www.LeadFlows.com www.WildExpectance.com  

Bryan Citrin was once told, “If you can achieve your dreams on your own, you are not thinking big enough.” This advice has bled into his life as a missionary, entrepreneur, and public speaker. We invite you to listen to this episode as Bryan shares how his sales career started at the age of eight selling rocks and has progressed into financially supporting the needs of those he's encountered along his journey.Guest Links:Bryan's LinkedInLeadFlows HomepageWild Expectance: Start living your life how God designed it by Bryan CitrinCredits: Lisa Nichols, Host; Scott Crosby, Executive Producer; Jenny Heal, Guest Coordinator; Kendall Brewer, Leadership Programs; Joe Szynkowski, Marketing Support

Für mich macht es so einen großen Unterschied, wie ich morgens in den Tag starte - ob ich mir erst mal Zeit nehme für mich, was als Mama von zwei Zwergen nicht immer leicht und möglich ist, oder mich gleich von all den To Do's überwältigen lasse. Um dir einen sanften Start in den Tag zu schenken, habe ich dir eine wunderbare Edelstein Morgen-Meditation aufgenommen. Nimm dir einen Moment für dich, lausche meinen Worten, lasse dich aufwecken und beginne den Tag in Verbundenheit mit dir selbst. Starte ganz achtsam, wähle deinen Begleiterstein und stimme dich so auf den Tag ein. Lasse dich bei der Meditation von deinem Tagesstein begleiten. Falls du einen Citrin und Mondstein hast, nimm auch diese Steine mit dazu - sie helfen dir dabei, verbunden mit dir in den Tag zu starten.

Friends for over 35 years and married for 23 of them!  They live life on a mission to meet people wherever they are and think every person should have someone who believes in them. Whether clients work with Kristine inside of the workplace or work with Kris on life issues, their mission stays the same: Restoring God's design for work and relationships. Together they have grown up, gotten knocked down a few times, and have never quit picking each other back up. Still reading? Here's some work history:KRISTINEAfter the first 10 years of her career learning how to build systems and processes from some of the best minds at Toyota, Kristine spent the next 14 years developing and continuously growing the internal systems, processes, and teams inside a CPA firm. During that time, she launched a business consulting company to help support the many business clients of the firm. In 2020, the time came to take the consulting arm to a new level and Accompany Suite was founded. She knew that statistically, soft skills make up 85-90% of overall career success (Neff & Citron, 2001; Ruff, 2016). So, she and her team set out to train, coach, and mentor other businesses to grow in these skill sets, in addition to offering fractional COO services designed to increase production and engagement, while decreasing turnover. She and her team help get everyone moving in the same direction! KRISSince the age of 8, Kris has been working. Raised to help in the family business when he wasn't in school, he has learned the value of a hard-earned dollar and the need to believe anything's possible. He has gained a wide perspective when it comes to parenting. He's been the dad who worked long hours and hardly saw his wife and kids, and also a stay-at-home dad who homeschooled, too! This unique experience has made it possible for him to help men and women better connect with the root issues that so many marriages and parents face. Kris is drawn to working with people who are stuck. He may not have met you yet, but he already believes in you. Every person has the ability to push past the lies they tell themselves and achieve the things they desire. Through hard work, dedication, and encouragement he works to guide others through whatever is standing in their way. ReferencesNeff, T. J., & Citrin, J. M. (2001). Lesson from the top. New York: Doubleday Business.Ruff, K. (2016). Soft skills highly prized by employers. Northeast Pennsylvania Business Journal, 31(6), 28.https://www.accompanysuite.com/Support the showNext Steps Share your thoughts with a review - https://www.uncensoredadviceformen.com/reviews/ Let's connect on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuabrucewilson/ Subscribe and Watch on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI11BikVb5CbEwIwjmR89Iw

Diese Folge ist ein Geschenk an dich. Sie enthält eine meiner liebsten Meditationen aus meinem neuen High Vibe Harmony Meditationsalbum. Tauch ein in diese Meditation zum Klang der Alchemy Crystal Bowls®. Für die optimale Wirkung auf deinen Organismus höre sie mit Kopfhörern. Klangschalen werden seit der Antike genutzt, um Körper, Geist und Seele in Einklang zu bringen. Stress, negative Gefühle, Anspannung etc. sorgen für Dissonanzen in unserem System. Wir brauchen Regeneration und eine Rückkehr zur inneren Harmonie für unser Wohlbefinden.  Die Kristallklangschalen von Crystal Tones® bestehen aus 99,9% reinem Quarz und wurden unter anderem mit Edelsteinen wie Rosenquarz, Diamant, Citrin etc. oder auch Edelmetallen wie Gold oder Platin veredelt. Die einzigartige Wirkung der jeweiligen Alchemie und der jeweiligen Töne kann harmonisierend auf unser System wirken und dich schneller in meditative Zustände versetzen. Indem du eine klare Intention setzt, kannst du die Wirkung noch verstärken. Jede Bowl die du hörst, hat eine eigene Wirkung und kann dein System sanft in den natürlichen, harmonischen Zustand zurückführen. Für mich fühlt es sich immer ein wenig an, wie zurück zu mir selbst finden. Wunderbar.  Ich freue mich sehr, wenn du mich wissen lässt, wie dir diese Meditation gefallen hat. Lass gerne einen Kommentar unter dem Blogpost zu dieser Folge auf www.gluecksplanet.com (#218,5) da. Natürlich freue ich mich über jeden Stern auf iTunes und Spotify, jede Weiterleitung und Werbung und jede Rezension auf iTunes. Danke für den Support! Zeit für eine strahlende Pause.  Alles Liebe, Silja PS:  Du findest das High Vibe Harmony Album hier.  Mein zweites Buch ist vorbestellbar -frag deinen Buchhändler vor Ort oder schau hier beim Ecobookstore vorbei (non-affiliate).  Mein erstes Buch findest du hier.  

On this episode I sit down with author and entrepreneur, Bryan Citrin, who just released his new book "Wild Expectance". During our discussion, we dive deep into the book's themes of overcoming fear, embracing change, and finding success through uncertainty and most importantly God. Bryan shares his personal journey and how he overcame his own limiting beliefs to create a life of purpose and fulfillment. His powerful insights and strategies will inspire you to take action towards your own dreams and goals, no matter how daunting they may seem.Tune in to hear more about Bryan's journey and the lessons he learned along the way. It's an episode you won't want to miss!

In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Josiah Citrin to discuss his journey in the culinary world, his approach to cooking, and his latest ventures. As the owner of critically acclaimed restaurants in Los Angeles - Josiah has made a name for himself as a master of contemporary French cuisine and elevated barbecue. In this interview, he shares his insights into what it takes to succeed in the competitive restaurant industry, as well as his passion for using locally sourced ingredients to create unforgettable dishes. Follow Josiah: https://www.instagram.com/josiahcitrin/   Register for Starting Small Summit 2023: https://ideaweek.com/event/starting-small-summit Follow Starting Small: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/startingsmallpod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Startingsmallpod/?modal=admin_todo_tour LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/cameronnagle

Barry Massarsky is a partner and co-practice leader - music economics andvaluation services at Citrin Cooperman,  and was the founder of Massarksy Consulting, which he sold to Citrin Cooperman early in 2022. He is credited with pioneering the economics of royalty cash flows in the early 1990s. And together with his business partner Nari Matsuura developed a model to guide banks lending to music investors. Last year Massarksy Consulting valued over 400 catalogs totaling more than $9 billion.We start with Barry's path into this somewhat esoteric area of finance, his experience studying at Cornell and how he first developed an interest in valuing music cash flows.  The rather unusual place for this to start was an internship on Capitol Hill and an anti-trust case.  Since then, his career has had ups and downs and we talk about one such "down" which required him to start again, and how he used his network to do so. We dive in then to the dynamics of the music industry today, the impact of streaming and the innovation that essentially saved the industry from cannibalization.  We speak about recent music deals, such as the valuation of prominent music catalogs and the different dynamics that is driving demand today - such as the abundant production of content. We end with paying homage to some of the extraordinary artists and leaders that Barry has worked with and distill some of their wisdom into some takeaways from the podcast. Series 2 of 2023 is kindly sponsored by Beach Point Capital Advisors, an investment manager that believes in investment beyond the traditional.  It specializes in credit investments and employs a flexible, value-oriented, risk-controlled focusing on complex and less well-followed opportunities.  You can find all of our podcasts on The Fiftyfaces Hub, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. 

Every once in a while, I talk about my faith and the Lord. I'm very active in my church and I love the friends and family that we have there. Being a believer and being a Christian is really important so I wanted to do something different here today. A good friend of mine who goes to our church, Bryan Citrin, just wrote a book called Wild Expectance. It's all about living your life the way God designed it and he's got a great story. Bryan's also an entrepreneur and digital marketer who's made a ton of money in the business world.Bryan has so much faith in God and does awesome things. Here, he shares stories from his missionary work in Haiti and he's got a pretty crazy story that involves M.C. Hammer and the American Music Awards. He talks about how his faith guided him along on his entrepreneurial journey, even when things didn't seem to make sense. Through his business, LeadFlows.com, Bryan helps entrepreneurs market their businesses through digital marketing tools like sales funnels, forms, and landing pages. Wild Expectance is available for preorder on Amazon. To learn more about Bryan and his book, go to WildExpectance.comWhat's Inside:—How Bryan's faith led him through his entrepreneurial journey.—Information on Bryan's new book, Wild Expectancy.—Stories from Bryan's missionary work.

In this episode, Joel shares his vision for scaling his business and improving the lives of his workforce through mental health support. He talks about the importance of growing a culture of love in workspaces and how he navigates the challenges of building and maintaining a great team in the business world.   Tune into this episode with us to hear about:    How to scale a company's culture of love, support, and care Joel talks about what triggered his self-exploration and healing journey How to use the success of business to make a bigger impact on people's lives and the communities they are in The importance of awareness of root cause of performance issues  Why paradigms are being rethought and people are open to new ways of addressing suffering in the areas of mental health and addiction And so much more!   About Our Guest:    In 2006, Joel founded Citrin at the age of 19 while pursuing a degree at Ohio State University.  Citrin is a hospitality company that provides valet services to restaurants, hotels, healthcare centers, and auto-dealerships as well as parking management services for developers who own surface lots and parking garages.  Citrin's local clientele includes Cameron Mitchell Restaurants, Schottenstein Property Group, Easton Town Center, Polaris Fashion Place, Canopy Hotel, Crawford Hoying, The Wood Company, and more.    Today, Joel continues to serve as Founder and CEO. The company employs over 750 people and has scaled to 14 cities across the country, while still remaining headquartered in Columbus. Last year, Joel was ranked as the #6 CEO nationally with Glassdoor for all companies with less than 1,000 employees, which reflects the values that have been ingrained inside the organization.   --   Ready for more? Head over to https://www.sightshift.com/ for more learning and growth. 

In this episode, Joel shares his vision for scaling his business and improving the lives of his workforce through mental health support. He talks about the importance of growing a culture of love in workspaces and how he navigates the challenges of building and maintaining a great team in the business world.   Tune into this episode with us to hear about:    How to scale a company's culture of love, support, and care Joel talks about what triggered his self-exploration and healing journey How to use the success of business to make a bigger impact on people's lives and the communities they are in The importance of awareness of root cause of performance issues  Why paradigms are being rethought and people are open to new ways of addressing suffering in the areas of mental health and addiction And so much more!   About Our Guest:    In 2006, Joel founded Citrin at the age of 19 while pursuing a degree at Ohio State University.  Citrin is a hospitality company that provides valet services to restaurants, hotels, healthcare centers, and auto-dealerships as well as parking management services for developers who own surface lots and parking garages.  Citrin's local clientele includes Cameron Mitchell Restaurants, Schottenstein Property Group, Easton Town Center, Polaris Fashion Place, Canopy Hotel, Crawford Hoying, The Wood Company, and more.    Today, Joel continues to serve as Founder and CEO. The company employs over 750 people and has scaled to 14 cities across the country, while still remaining headquartered in Columbus. Last year, Joel was ranked as the #6 CEO nationally with Glassdoor for all companies with less than 1,000 employees, which reflects the values that have been ingrained inside the organization.   --   Ready for more? Head over to https://www.sightshift.com/ for more learning and growth. 

Who know taking on a new leadership role could elicit so many laughs? Special guest Sabrina Walker Hernandez also brings up some great points about when you should revisit the ideas in this book - such as during a big transition. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/booksapplied/support

Bryan Citrin wrote the book, Wild Expectance: which explains how to Start Living Your Life How God Designed It. On today's episode of the Evangelism Podcast, we're going to discover how to activate the power of wild expectance in your life.

Special Guest Segment: Dr. Guy Citrin joins the show to talk all things gut, hormones and weight loss. - What is the best pre meal supplement to take? - What doctors miss in gut healing. - Stomach acid is everything! - Why heartburn medicine is unsafe. - The power of mindful eating. - The infection connected to auto immune disease. - Why is bile so essential in gut health? - New weight loss miracle. - The power of regenerative medicine. - Why are our hormones so disrupted? How to properly fix your hormones.   How to raise testosterone. Do testosterone shots work?  Cold water and hormones.  Knowledge Bomb: All about raising your BDNF and thus brain health.  - What is BDNF? - How is it connected to dementia? - How does exercise feed the brain? - How does stress destroy the brain? - Top 5 foods for brain health.  - Top foods to avoid. - What foods fo the gut and brain love most? - Is fasting good for the brain? - Do psychedelics help memory? “My mission is to provide balanced solutions to help you thrive with as little medication as possible.” – Dr. Guy Citrin Driven and warmhearted naturopathic doctor Guy Citrin, ND, dedicates his time and expertise to helping men and women improve their general health and quality of life at his private practice, Doctor Guy, in Mid-Wilshire, Los Angeles. Dr. Guy combines innovative integrative modalities with functional, naturopathic, and conventional medicine for the best possible results. He has diverse experience, education, and training, and specializes in treating chronic disease, hormone imbalance, joint pain, gut health, anti-aging, and regenerative medicine. Dr. Guy received his naturopathic medical degree from the National University of Health Sciences in Lombard, Illinois. He was a resident at a renowned affiliate site through Bastyr University before relocating to Los Angeles. Dr. Guy is a member of the Endocrinology Association of Naturopathic Physicians, the California Naturopathic Doctors Association, and a nationally recognized speaker on gut health for Microbiome Labs.  He specializes in gut health, hormones, and regenerative medicine. However, he has a broad background and expertise in primary care and treats many conditions. He attempts to help the body heal naturally and therefore, take people off medication when it is safe to do so.   Many patients visit Doctor Guy feeling overprescribed and underappreciated. For Dr. Guy, he doesn't just want to make you feel better in the moment, but he wants you to feel better into the future. He believes that health truly is wealth, and he enjoys helping patients feel better and restoring richness and vitality on a deeper level. Dr. Guy's objective is to provide exceptional and personalized care that doesn't just mask the symptoms but improves With initial 90-minute consultations, Dr. Guy spends ample time with patients and leaves no stone unturned. New patients are welcome. Become the best version of yourself and get 15% off Ned products with code DRG. Go to helloned.com/DRG or enter code DRG at checkout.   To make it easy, Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/healthyself. Right now, you can get 15% off a starter kit with my code DRG. Just go to links.branchbasics.com/drg. Now is the time to start cleaning your space safely and efficiently! Right now LMNT is offering my listeners a free sample pack with any purchase. That's 8 single serving packets FREE with any LMNT order. This is a great way to try all 8 flavors or share LMNT with a salty friend. Get yours at DrinkLMNT.com/DRG.

On today's episode, Dr. Jaime interviews Guy "Doctor Guy" Citrin, ND. Driven and warmhearted naturopathic doctor Guy Citrin, ND, dedicates his time and expertise to helping men and women improve their general health and quality of life at his private practice, Doctor Guy, in Mid-Wilshire, Los Angeles.Dr. Guy combines innovative integrative modalities with functional, naturopathic, and conventional medicine for the best possible results. He has diverse experience, education, and training, and specializes in treating chronic disease, hormone imbalance, joint pain, gut health, anti-aging, and regenerative medicine.SPONSOR: Get 20% off SPARKLE WELLNESS products using code DRFIT at www.lovesparkle.life. Check out Sparkle Wellness' brand new Collagen for Bone Mineral Density. Dr. Jaime LOVES the NEW Osteoboost!!Holistic Life NavigationThis podcast explores how to heal stress & trauma holistically. I am your host, Luis...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Determined to help others in the community avoid the pain and loss he felt, Josiah Citrin speaks candidly about what the loss of his son Augie about the painful loss of his son, Augie as a result of fentanyl poisoning. Like so many who believe they are using a familiar substance, Augie died tragically when he was poisoned by the counterfeit narcotic.  Josiah Citin Background:  Josiah Citrin is a culinary expert and veteran of Los Angeles's gourmet dining scene, with more than 25 years of experience. He is a two-star Michelin chef and owner of Santa Monica's highly-acclaimed Mélisse, Charcoal Venice, and Dave's Doghouse at the Staples Center in Downtown Los Angeles and Indian Wells Tennis Garden. His culinary philosophy, “In Pursuit of Excellence” sets the standard for all of his concepts, whether fine-dining or casual.Citrin discovered his passion for food through his family at an early age, growing up in Santa Monica and Venice with a mother who was a caterer, and a French grandmother who cooked family meals. Their knowledge, combined with his excitement for cooking and business, led him to pursue a culinary career. Citrin moved to Paris to explore his French heritage after graduating from Santa Monica High School, and worked for three years at fine Parisian restaurants Vivarois and La Poste, gaining an understanding of and respect for the rules of traditional French cooking.This invaluable experience taught him both the art and discipline of cooking and fine dining, and formed the definitive basis of his training.  He returned to the United States in 1990 and began applying his skills at Los Angeles' finest restaurants—notably Wolfgang Puck's celebrated Chinois on Main and then at Granita.  After two years, Josiah moved on to join Patina and Pinot Bistro and cooked alongside famed chef and savvy restaurateur Joachim Splichal. Citrin subsequently became chef at Capri restaurant in Venice and Jackson's in West Hollywood. With a heightened interest in French gastronomy and a spirit for entrepreneurship, Citrin launched JiRaffe in 1996 alongside childhood friend and fellow chef Raphael Lunetta. Selling his interest to JiRaffe to Lunetta in 1999, Citrin pursued his lifelong dream of opening his own fine dining establishment by debuting Mélisse which opened to critical acclaim and has been impressing the culinary world ever since.  Citrin's honors include: Two Stars from Michelin Guide (2007, 2008, 2021), #1 for Top Food in Los Angeles and #1 American-French Restaurant for Food in Los Angeles by Zagat (2013, 2014), “Best Wine List” by LA Weekly (2015), “Top 100 Restaurants in the World” by Elite Traveler (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018), Five Stars by Forbes Travel Guide (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018), “Top Ten New Chefs” by Food & Wine magazine (1997), and “Best Chefs of the Year” by Los Angeles magazine (2012).

Join John Giordano, Partner, Co-Leader Manufacturing & Distribution Practice at Citrin Cooperman on 710 WOR Mind Your Business Radio Show with Yitzchok Saftlas of Bottom Line Marketing Group (BLMG)TONIGHT at 5PM EST for an informative show discussing the current state of Manufacturing and Distribution as it is being impacted by the economy. As well as: Lease Accounting and the impact it has on a company's financial statements. Inventory Management and how to be successful within that space

Adam Cox is joined by acclaimed chef and restaurateur from Santa Monica, Josiah Citrin, head chef and owner of the two-Michelin starred Mélisse Restaurant, and BBQ restaurant, Charcoal Venice, to discuss how to make the most out of BBQ season. He explains how he got into cooking and talks about some tricks he's picked up throughout his career as a chef. He speaks about the Friendship Cities agreement between Santa Monica and Brighton, and great food recommendations in both the UK and Santa Monica. www.santamonica.com

Evangelist Bryan Citrin describes how he tells people about Jesus on an unreached mission field - the university campus.

WE'RE BACK AND CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU!! The 15th Annual Traditional New England Clambake Saturday, July 30th from 2:00pm-8:00pm $70.00 per person includes steamers, raw bar, lobster, potatoes, corn on the cob, dessert, and one beer or wine. Hamburgers, hot dogs, grilled chicken are available for purchase at the event. Enjoy our Music Circle with George Potts and Friends Rain or shine! Clambake tickets must be purchased in advance by clicking HERE PLEASE BE SURE TO BRING YOUR TICKET CONFIRMATION WITH YOU TO THE CLAMBAKE! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Although the clambake was canceled yet again this year, our generous sponsors stepped up and donated as though the clambake was still on! We are humbled and grateful for their exceptional generosity, especially during these difficult times. Please, patronize these businesses who truly care about their communities and the people who live in them. All-Star Storage-Torrington LLC - www.allstarstorage.net Autosport/Sharon Imports, Inc. - www.autosport.com Belter Builders - www.belterbuilders.com B. Metcalf Asphalt Paving - www.bmetcalfasphalt.com Mr. Robert G. Coffin Curtis Insurance - www.curtisinsurance.com Dave's Tire & Auto Repair Decker and Beebe, Inc - www.deckerandbeebe.com Drury, Patz, & Citrin, LLP Elyse Harney Real Estate - www.harneyre.com Herrington's - www.herringtons.com Interlaken Inn - www.interlakeninn.com Lakeville Eye Associates - www.lakevilleeyeassociates.com Lakeville Wine & Spirits - www.salisbury-lakevillect.com/winespirits Lamb Kiefer Land Surveyors Millerton Veterinary Practice - www.millertonvet.com National Iron Bank - www.ironbank.com O'Connor Brothers / Laurelbrook Natural - http://laurelbrook.weebly.com Paley's Farm Market & Garden Center, LLC - paleysmarket.com Richard E. McCue, Inc - https://rmccue.com Salisbury Bank & Trust - www.salisburybank.com Segalla's Turnkey Housing - www.segallas.com Sharon Autobody -www.sharonautobody.com Sharon Optical - www.sharonopticalct.com Stateline Wine & Spirits - https://www.statelinewineandspirits.com/ Stor-It-All, Inc. - www.allstarstorage.net Tri State We Can Row THANK YOU!! ~ Helping Cancer Patients Day to Day ~

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I dagens afsnit kan du blive klogere på, hvad det vil sige at have fx Merkur, Venus eller en af de andre planeter stående i Vædderens tegn. Marianne har ret mange planeter i Vædderen og føler sig både set og vendt på vrangen af Amalies beskrivelser…. Vi snakker også om at være modig og turde stå på hænder, og så anbefaler vi den dejlige anti-stress-sten, Citrin. I brevkassen hjælper vi en Løve, der er tung om hjertet, og så er der powerquiz, hvor du kan gætte med på, om det Nina Simone, Ella Fitzgerald eller Aretha Franklin, der er Vædder. Her er link til Live Horoscope, som er vores foretrukne astrologiprogram: https://livehoroscope.dkTilrettelæggere og værter: Marianne Gellert og Amalie BendixenOptagelse, klip og mix: Mathias SørensenTitelmusik: Empha JomsøEpisodemusik: Emil Märcher-RørstedSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/astropod. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Finde mit dieser wunderbaren geführten Meditation dein inneres Strahlen (wieder) und komme vom Mangel in die Fülle. Wärme, Energie und Lebensfreude sind Qualitäten, die wir jetzt bei dem grauen und tristen Wetter vermissen. Doch auch wenn die Sonnenstrahlen im Außen derzeit verborgen bleiben, können wir das Feuer in uns entfachen und uns auf die kleinen Wunder fokussieren, die in uns verborgen liegen. Der Citrin, der Sonnenstein, kann dich bei der Meditation unterstützen. Du kannst dein inneres Leuchten in ihm verankern und dich im Alltag von ihm daran erinnern lassen. Lasse die Sonne in dein Herz!

Meet Jim Citrin:Jim Citrin is a Senior Director, Partner & Member of the Board of Directors at Spencer Stuart. He is an officer on the Executive Board of the International Tennis Hall of Fame and is a member of the Board of Girl Effect. Jim authored 7 books including “You're in Charge, Now What?” and “Leading at a Distance.” He received an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BA in Economics from Vassar College.Key Insights:Jim Citrin has 25 years of experience at Spencer Stuart and has completed more than 775 CEO, board member, and top management searches. How to Interview. People tend to hire in their own image and based on judgements they make in the first few minutes. These are opportunities interviewees can utilize, as well as pitfalls interviewers should avoid. (11:09)Matching People to Companies. Jim shares a story of how understanding a potential CEOs greatest passion and proudest achievements made them the perfect match for an unexpected company. (15:07)The Zoom Advantage. Jim predicts that virtual work is here to stay. When managed correctly, virtual work inspires intrinsic motivation, facilitates better group decisions, and humanized coworkers. (33:19)Relevant Links: Pick up one of Jim Citrin's books“The Power of Purpose: 4 Ways You Can Inspire Your Virtual Team” by Jim Citrin“Passing the Baton at The New York Times Company: A Conversation with Mark Thompson and Meredith Levien” By Jim Citrin

Willkommen zum 7. Rauhnachtstag. Heute geben wir bewußt alles Hinderliche ins transformierende Feuer. Als Edelstein unterstützt uns dabei der Citrin. Mein kostenloses Rauhnachts-Tagebuch kannst du dir hier herunterladen: www.sei-bewegend.de/freebies

Children Services is tasked with protecting the safety, well-being, and permanency of children and families, but some experts say it has not escaped its origins as a system that separates. Alexandra Citrin, senior associate at the Center for the Study of Social Policy, explained there is a long-standing belief foster care is the best and only intervention for families struggling with abuse or neglect, and she said separation particularly impacts families of color. "At the beginning, the system didn't even serve children of color because they weren't deemed worthy," Citrin explained. "We then see the children services system separating Native children from their families and their culture to try and force assimilation, and separating Black children at a very high rate." Citrin pointed out oppression and racism within children services are connected to systemic policies excluding families of color and do not create the social support families need. The disparities are evident in other public systems rooted in racism, including juvenile justice. Currently, Black children represent 36% of the children in foster care in Ohio, while they represent 14% of children in the general population. Black and mixed-race children also experience more placements in the foster system than their white peers. Research has found racial bias among people who report children to Children Services and among the caseworkers who assess a family's situation. Robin Reese, executive director of Lucas County Children Services, said her staff is laser-focused on protecting children from abuse and neglect. When the focus is affected by poverty and the overwhelming number of cases workers are managing, she said it can unintentionally lead to racial disparities. "We have some of the best people in this field, but the truth is, all of us come in with biases," Reese observed. "It impacts the way we do the work. And so, if you're a person of color, and you're poor, the risk of you having involvement in child protection is raised." And Citrin noted the way child protection is funded also contributed to the history of separation. She emphasized prior to the passage of the Family First Prevention Services Act, federal funding streams including services to help keep children with their families were inadequate. "Title IV-E up until very recently could only be used for foster care placements," Citrin stressed. "You didn't have the federal funding stream for child welfare services to serve families where children were able to remain home and in their community." --- Thanks for listening to the podcast. Help us out by sharing the episode, subscribing to the podcast, supporting our sponsors and joining our listener support program. You can also leave a voice mail for our show here. Check out previous shows and enter to win contests. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chris-pugh6/message

It wasn't planned, and over the past 18 months, many of us became remote leaders and workers. Darleen DeRosa and Jim Citrin are the authors of Leading at a Distance: Practical Lessons for Virtual Success. They sit down with Kevin to discuss leadership skills that have become more important as we work remotely. They asked leaders what their biggest challenge was in this environment and the majority said it is inspiring and motivating their teams. Purpose and authenticity have been increasingly important leadership capabilities over time, but they are now more central and expected than ever. We need to be more deliberate and thoughtful with our teams and find opportunities to build trust through a screen. In this episode, Darleen and Jim share: How leaders can build trust. Things to think about when hiring virtually. Challenges for hybrid workers and hybrid teams. Quote: In a virtual world, people's discretionary effort is what determines whether they and their organizations really thrive or just kind of go along. -Jim Citrin This episode is brought to you by… Unleashing Your Remarkable Potential, Kevin's free weekly e-newsletter. It's full of articles and resources to help you become a more confident and successful leader. Book Recommendations Leading at a Distance: Practical Lessons for Virtual Success by James M. Citrin and Darleen DeRosa The Evening and the Morning: A Novel by Ken Follett The Heart of Business: Leadership Principles for the Next Era of Capitalism by Hubert Joly Effortless: Make It Easier to Do What Matters Most by Greg McKeown Connect with Jim and Darleen Spencer Stuart Jim's LinkedIn Darleen's LinkedIn Jim's Twitter Related Podcast Episodes The Future of Collaborative Leadership with Dr. Edward Marshall. Doing Work That Counts with Richard Lee. Follow the Podcast Don't miss an episode! Follow this podcast through the options below. Apple Podcasts Stitcher TuneIn Soundcloud RSS Or your favorite podcast app. Leave a Review If you liked this conversation, we'd be thrilled if you'd let others know by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts. Here's a quick guide for posting a review. Join Our Facebook Group Join our Facebook community to network with like-minded leaders, ask us questions, suggest guests and more. We welcome your wealth of experience and hope you will join us in sharing it with others on their leadership journey. You can join the group here: facebook.com/groups/RemarkableLeadershipPodcast/

The L.A. born and raised 2 Michelin star chef behind Melisse, Citrin, Charcoal, and Dear John's joins Jordan and Max to talk all the restaurants, all the chicken including a new restaurant and California Chicken Cafe, needing good Chinese food, cooking steak, the lobster bolognese, and Doritos of course.

Success by the Numbers: Taking Control of Your Financial Future.. Broadcast Date: July 29th , 2021 Podcast Time : 5:00p EST / 4:00p CST / 3:00p MST /2:00p PST As business owners, we are all working to build successful businesses - that's pretty much the point, right? So it's interesting that one of the things people avoid facing most is the dreaded numbers. The importance of recording, tracking and setting goals for growth cannot be overstated. Our guest on this episode, Michael Iannuzzi, CPA is here to help us identify some foundational practices that will help keep you on track whether you are a potential franchisee encountering an FDD for the first time, a multi-unit franchisee looking to sell or a franchisor working to grow and build revenue. Tune in to another episode filled with information and fun! Join host Ray Pillar, Owner of Molly Maid Aurora-Naperville and co-host Kristin Selmeczy, Female Business Warrior & CEO of Molly Maid Bloomingdale & Mt Prospect as they discuss how to be successful at finding a franchise and financing solution, purchasing and developing, expanding and selling your franchise and giving back to the community with our guests:  Michael Iannuzzi, CPA, CFE, Partner and Co-Leader, Franchise Accounting and Consulting Practice, Citrin  Cooperman. David Kajganich discusses Block Out The Noise. Fred McMurray, CEO of Westvyne will take everyone down the rabbit hole. Listen live to new episodes on Thursdays at 4p central. Call in on Thursdays at 323-580-5755. Interested in buying a franchise? Submit an application to join the Million Dollar Franchisee Mentor program on the Pillars of Franchising website. Listen to past episodes. https://www.pillarsoffranchising.com

Rabbi Paul J. Citrin has served various congregations as a rabbi for over 40 years. He is retired from the pulpit, but continues to teach in synagogues and community centers. He is the author of several books including Gates of Repentance for Young People (Paul Abrams, Judith) (CCAR Press 2009), Ten Sheaves: A Collection of Sermons and Articles (2014), Lights In The Forest: Rabbis Respond To 12 Essential Jewish Questions (editor) (CCAR Press 2016) and I Am My Prayer: A Memoir and Guide for Jews and Seekers (Resource Publications 2021)Interview Date: 5/20/2021  Tags: MP3, Rabbi Paul J Citrin, prayer, Sabbath, Torah, metaphor, Avi HaRachamim, Father of Mercies, Mother Father God, metaphor as springboard, shekinah, Jewish tradition, Judaism, Hindu Kālidāsa, Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, Religion, Spirituality, Meditation, Community

Prayer can influence our state of mind which then has an effect on our state of body. It's a portal that connects us with Divine Source and is an intensely personal journey inward as well as an act of conversation with the Presence of the Infinite or what some call God. It can help us to move from a primarily secular, materialistic life into a more spiritual one. Rabbi Paul J. Citrin has served various congregations as a rabbi for over 40 years. He is retired from the pulpit, but continues to teach in synagogues and community centers. He is the author of several books including: Gates of Repentance for Young People (Paul Abrams, Judith) (CCAR Press 2009), Ten Sheaves: A Collection of Sermons and Articles (2014), Lights In The Forest: Rabbis Respond To 12 Essential Jewish Questions (editor) (CCAR Press 2016) and I Am My Prayer: A Memoir and Guide for Jews and Seekers (Resource Publications 2021) Interview Date: 5/20/2021  Tags: MP3, Paul J Citrin, prayer, communal prayer, Judaism, Reform Judaism, YHWH, Yahweh, Gullfoss Falls, keva, synagogue, Southern Baptist church, muezzin, Islamic call to prayer, Talmad, Torah, Hadith, New Testament, Shalom, Aloha, Meditation, Religion, Spirituality, Community

Join this beautiful journey with a scientist from genetics and neuroscience who one day had an awakening to the inner Empath which brought to the surface also some other talents - like to teach and work with crystals and not only - even to found an International Metaphysical School where you can learn anything and everything about the invisible world. Tina shares some tips and tools for empaths as they are starting to consciously embrace that part of themselves as well how to build long term relationships. You will also bee introduced to some of her favorite crystals. A mouthful of soulful information and delight which would be a shame to just keep to yourself!  To support this Podcast - please share, like, review and download it. All comments, ideas and support are welcome! For financial contributions choose your options here: ----more---- Summary:  01:19 Intro to Tina 02:46 Example how you can put your talents into action and put abundance in action 03:11 Video education school 03:22 Ignite enlightenment journeys in safe and supportive environment 03:38 2010 Intuitive Awakening 04:01 Intuitive Empath 05:00 Crystal's background in anthropology 06:08 Finances knowledge is not shared in university 06:21 Food education was not shared 06:53 Genetics and neuro science 07:06 From academy to build businesses 07:30 Using anthropology differently 08:00 10 years in academic world 08:40 Empathic and intuitive parts were shut off – missing big parts of me 09:08 Was sick a lot of time – 3 months migraine had to take a break 09:44 Migraines 4 days out of 5 10:00 Suppressing a huge part of who I was 10:09 Taught me how to do research and study 10:17 Masters in neuroscience 10:40 How to do research 10:55 Science does not teach you about metaphysics 11:07 How do I cope, function in this different “energy world” 11:28 Crystal healing re-awoke the intuitive parts in me again 11:45 Open the metaphysical school so I can teach what I have learned 12:03 Share my answers but not only alone but also other teachers 12:45 To share that with the world 13:00 Our life gives us opportunities to receive hints and invitations to explore something what is a gift inside of us 13:36 Crystal's water fear story – through water therapy class – to a client who had fear too 14:16 If I get an invitation I will answer – I want to be expressed – I want to be shared 15:00 Pool sessions in Estonia to the 5 star hotels in Mexico 15:16 Crystals knocked on the door 15:45 Started with invitation too 15:53 Last year in university – back injury – herniated disk – extreme pain 16:38 Could not be physically active 17:00 Brain is active and needs impulses 17:06 Energy healer suggestion 17:40 Body talk and quantum healing 18:00 Had loved crystals since childhood 18:28 Crystal's all over my body 19:04 Crystal gift – salty quartz 20:00 Worked with this crystal and fell in love with it 20:31 Started to learn about empath and crystal healing which was so new to me 21:00 Did a crystal class and started to do crystal jewelry 21:25 Custom gems for jewelry 21:38 Chakra bracelets with different gemstone beads 21:50 Crystal store was opening in my town 22:05 Might me interested to sell my jewelry? 23:18 Started with Crystal Healing workshops 24:00 Moving to another town where Crystal Healing is not a thing – then turned to online 24:30 Teaching started from an invitation from a friend 24:51 Steps for Soul Path 25:02 Archetypes 25:12 Empower Archetype – you are called to teach – teaching is a next level to learn 25:40 Empower yourself and others and next level of learning 26:16 You teach what you want to learn 26:33 Inner Family Archetype story from Crystal Ra 27:24 How can I teach food and food psychology 27:47 The whole world is turning – intuitive feminine teach us to trust that invitation and inner call 28:14 You trust – go to the shop and started to teach classes 28:38 Crystal Healing waited to be played with and serve you 29:10 Taking it to the next level – start this metaphysical school and teach together 29:42 Cooperation activator 29:56 Creating the container building it from 0 30:41 Story of deadlines 31:14 2 years of recruiting the teachers 32:00 Community and teaching 32:15 Recruited 40 – 50 teachers 32:26 To get 40 videos we launch 32:36 First year I got 3 videos 33:14 What would be motivating? Give us a deadline! 34:00 1 year deadline – otherwise you are not part of the faculty 34:09 Got more videos in 6 months 34:20 1,5 years later 30 videos 34:31 We got 90 members and then deadline 6 months now 34:57 6 months is a long time 35:18 More courageous 35:29 My support is there – to share their knowledge 35:48 Checklist and production guide 35:56 To get this up 36:04 Help with video editing – the technical part 36:22 I want to help teachers with this skill so they can use it later too 36:39 Also business skill building – FB lives, zooms and other things 37:17 See how someone can change 37:54 Now I see her videos everywhere, Tik Tok, Fb lives 38:27 Encourage people to use their talents 38:48 Reawakening sensitivity and empath in you 39:21 Develop a practice of daily energy clearing 39:48 Empath is “spongy” 40:03 We absorb other people's energy, pain, emotions, we need to clear it 40:26 Daily energy clearing 40:38 Found a pendulum 41:11 Clear any unwanted energies – asking the pendulum to clear it for you and it will stop when it is done and then it can change direction 41:53 Energy shower 42:04 Crystal which can help - or a rock to help to blow out all unwanted energies with intentions 42:45 Ask the rock to clear 42:53 Take a shower – add the intent that it will clear it 43:12 Sun can clear you too 43:36 Develop self-care practices 43:49 Energetic self-care – any practice which honors your energy and fills energetic reserves 44:14 Does not need to be bubble bath but if it works great 44:25 Energetic boundaries, comfortable to say no to people 44:36 Fill my energy wells – alone time – introverted – need to have that time – reading 45:06 Realize what fills your spiritual energy well first 45:18 For me this is teaching 45:33 20 plus speakers – 6 webinars – teach and organized the information 45:53 Fill your spiritual body then the physical body will be filled too 46:13 First daily energy clearing, second daily self-care practices 46:32 What fills you and do that! 46:44 Crystal's example teaching 47:00 5 day Inner Family challenge – ready to fly to the moon – so fun to share my expertise 47:35 Communal learning and sharing our gifts 47:50 If you want to go fast – go alone, go far then go together – African proverb 48:18 Challenges right now people have – which crystals could help us right now? 49:19 Grounding smoky quartz – powerful grounding crystal 50:00 One of the strongest – size does not matter – bigger than my hand 50:34 Small one can wake up inner abilities 51:03 Yellow tiger eye – working with crystals is intent 51:36 What attracts you, what are you intuitively guided too 51:55 Grounding you can use colors – brown and black earthy colored can help you with grounding 52:15 Protecting against fear is through application of knowledge to gain experience and trust will come automatically 52:51 Joy – amethyst – if you are full of joy can not have any other emotions 53:22 Citrin is a good one 53:31 Lepaliate bracelet – helps me to be calm emotionally – looks like a 54:11 Crystal's purple bracelet to support 54:42 Work with intentions in our lives 55:11 Can be physical reminders and can shift our energies 56:00 Crystals in bed – slowing myself down 56:42 Crystal's disappear and reappear 57:13 Relationship tools 57:38 Over 20 years together 57:46 Respect each others journey and accept your partner no matter where they are on their journey 58:10 Andrew met me with different visions 58:47 Academia and Phd was not for me 59:06 Had no plan suddenly 59:17 Had that intuitive awakening 59:34 Difficult changes for both of us – the new me 60:00 Accept his personal journey 60:12 Be there for them and support them, love and accept them whenever they are 60:32 Every person is work in progress 60:43 We have seasons and that is part of their journey 61:14 Go to the other side together 61:33 What is your legacy, message to the world? 62:09 Remembered as a teacher, someone who gathered knowledge and shared that knowledge to empower themselves 63:05 Co-creation and learning together 63:46 Tina's gift – gift of self-discovery – what metaphysical archetype you are 64:27 Way to progress on your soul path and enlightenment journey 64:50 Opting in the email part you will receive your pdf archetype and then to take the second part too 65:24 Can be also all of them – learn more about yourself and how to align with your soul path and progress 66:11 Often times we can turn against ourselves – knock on the door – who are you? ** Read more about Tina Dubois: www.facebook.com/tina.dubois.18 metaphysical.school www.facebook.com/metaphysicalschool   Tina's gift page is here: "What Metaphysical type are you?"    ** To make every Podcast count, please do not only listen or like it, but also download it - this helps to grow our numbers which can soon help to support us also in other ways; share it with many; make it your regular companion wherever you live, are or whatever you are creating in your life! Find our Podcast also at Spotify, I Tunes and Google Play! Check us also out in FB, and You Tube Some days after each audio version of the Podcast we will upload the video version to our new You Tube channel (#abundanceinactionpodcast). So check that out as well and support it the same way. Leave your comments, suggestions and ideas or a wish to contribute to us in comment sections or via email to abundanceinactionpodcast@gmail.com or to FB: www.facebook.com/abundanceinactionpodcast Thank you in advance! May Aloha be always with you! Crystal Ra Laksmi-Ditton & Michael Ditton Abundance in Action Podcast co-producers and co-hosts

Josiah Citrin, the Michelin-starred force behind Mélisse and Citrin in Santa Monica, lost his 23-year-old son Augie to an opioid overdose in December. Citrin is speaking out about the tragedy to hopefully prevent other parents from experiencing the same kind of heartbreak. “You don't worry about a Vicodin or a Xanax. Obviously, we worry about our kids being addicted to it and having a problem, you know, substance abuse. But I don't think it was ever like oh, it can actually kill you,” Citrin says. “We need to talk to our kids about this. And really let them know how dangerous that is out there. And don't think it's not gonna happen to my kid.”

Bryan Citrin is CEO of Chiropractic Advertising. Expert digital marketer, John C. Maxwell certified coach, speaker, & international philanthropist.When not leading his team of expert chiropractic marketers, Bryan enjoys giving back through mission work to Haiti and campus ministry. He has taken over 20 humanitarian mission trips to a rural Haitian village and has helped with campus ministry on prominent campuses such as UCLA and USC.Bryan talks about his journey from campas ministry to creating a mission minded marketing empire.  

Bryan Citrin is CEO of Chiropractic Advertising. Expert digital marketer, John C. Maxwell certified coach, speaker, & international philanthropist.When not leading his team of expert chiropractic marketers, Bryan enjoys giving back through mission work to Haiti and campus ministry. He has taken over 20 humanitarian mission trips to a rural Haitian village and has helped with campus ministry on prominent campuses such as UCLA and USC.Big Ideas:Humble beginnings - "We used to tour the country together in a 12 passenger van cooking soup on a halogen lamp".Targeting your ideal client through social media.Reverse engineering any ad spend to pay for itself."There's two kind of people, those who advertise, and those that don't"Visit Bryan at https://chiropracticadvertising.com/

In this episode, Jess interviews Jim Citrin, a noted expert on leadership, executive success, and CEO succession, about how he helps companies and organizations grow and thrive even within challenging environments like the one brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic, and how we can all shift towards virtual and remote work while also becoming effective leaders. Show Notes: In this episode, I interview Jim Citrin, a noted expert on leadership, executive success, and CEO succession. He is the author of seven books, including the international best-sellers “You're in Charge-Now What?”and “The 5 Patterns of Extraordinary Careers”, and the critically acclaimed, “The Career Playbook'' Jim is one of the world's foremost executive recruiters and leadership advisories and leads Spencer Stuart's North American CEO Practice add is a core member of the firm's Board practice as well. Throughout his 26 years at Spencer Stuart, Jim has completed more than 775 CEO, board director, and top management searches for leading media, technology, communications, consumer, financial services, healthcare, and energy companies, as well as private-equity firms and major not-for-profit institutions. He is a 19 year member of the worldwide board of directors of Spencer Stuart. Jim comes on to share his years of leadership expertise and how he has been working with companies and organizations worldwide to help them navigate the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. He is also going to talk about his new book, “Leading at a Distance: How to Be the Most Effective Leader in a Virtual World” which is focused on the shift we're all experiencing right now towards virtual and remote work, and how we can be effective as leaders and individuals. Jim's insights will definitely be a great resource to help you find ways to improve your leadership skills and scale your business. Enjoy! Getting from zero to a just under a million followers of LinkedIn (01:38) Jim Citrin on LinkedIn How the world is shifting quickly towards virtual and remote work (04:02) Key takeaways of running virtual teams and becoming a leader at a distance (07:21) The democratization of decision making that's coming from people working with virtual environments (13:59) Helping companies globally shift from traditional ways of doing CEO, executive and board recruiting to doing it in a virtual way (17:12) The process of searching for the best CEOs and bringing them to the front to be hired by successful and global companies and organizations (20:18) Leveraging online marketing and social media at Spencer Stuart to grow their business (25:19) The profound difference that being an author has made in his business (35:53) Order Jim's new book Leading at a Distance: Practical Lessons for Virtual Success Jess Tiffany is a Joint Venture Broker, CEO, LinkedIn Trainer, Business Coach and Strategist. Please reach Jess at https://jesstiffany.com Check out the new social media platform that is bringing fun back to social media. https://Jezster.com Connect with Jess via his online business card and find him on LinkedIn. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jess-tiffany/support

Bryan Citrin is a Business Entrepreneur who has a heart for ministry. First he was a campus missionary with Chi Alpha on the campus of UCLA. Then he started going on mission trips to Haiti and Vietnam. To pay for it all he started a marketing business. He is in the Two Comma Club with an online marketing company called ClickFunnels which means his company has earned more than a million dollars in revenue from online marketing. Now he owns his own company called LeadFlows.com. He is an expert in both marketing and ministry.

From UCLA to Haiti to Vietnam with a few detours along the way to become a highly successful entrepreneur and a digital marketing genius, Bryan Citrin talks today about why it is important to combine marketing and ministry. 

Chef Josiah Citrin is the respected proprietor of Melisse & Citrin in Santa Monica, Openaire at the Line Hotel in Koreatown, Charcoal in Venice and Dear John’s (retro American steakhouse) in Culver City (in partnership with Hans and Patti Rockenwagner) … Continue reading → The post Show 408, January 16, 2021: Chef & Restaurateur Josiah Citrin of Melisse + Citrin, Openaire, Charcoal Venice and Dear John’s Part One appeared first on SoCal Restaurant Show.

Chef Josiah Citrin is the respected proprietor of Melisse & Citrin in Santa Monica, Openaire at the Line Hotel in Koreatown, Charcoal in Venice and Dear John’s (retro American steakhouse) in Culver City (in partnership with Hans and Patti Rockenwagner) … Continue reading → The post Show 408, January 16, 2021: Chef & Restaurateur Josiah Citrin of Melisse + Citrin, Openaire, Charcoal Venice and Dear John’s Part Two appeared first on SoCal Restaurant Show.

We’re previewing the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Holiday Weekend show with Executive Producer & Co-Host Andy Harris. Chef Josiah Citrin is the respected proprietor of Melisse & Citrin in Santa Monica, Openaire at the Line Hotel in Koreatown, Charcoal Venice and Dear … Continue reading → The post Show 408, January 16, 2021: Show Preview with Executive Producer & Co-Host Andy Harris appeared first on SoCal Restaurant Show.

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Dr. Guy Citrin, ND, dedicates his time and expertise to helping men and women improve their general health and quality of life at his private practice in Los Angeles. Dr. Guy combines innovative integrative modalities with functional, naturopathic, and conventional medicine for the best possible results. He has diverse experience, education, and training, and specializes in treating chronic disease, hormone imbalance, joint pain, gut health, anti-aging, and regenerative medicine.  Dr. Guy received his naturopathic medical degree from the National University of Health Sciences in Lombard, Illinois. He was a resident at a renowned affiliate site through Bastyr University before relocating to Los Angeles. He is a member of the Endocrinology Association of Naturopathic Physicians, the California Naturopathic Doctors Association, and a nationally recognized speaker on gut health for Microbiome Labs. He specializes in gut health, hormones, and regenerative medicine. However, he has a broad background and expertise in primary care and treats many conditions. He attempts to help the body heal naturally and therefore, take people off medication when it is safe to do so.   Many patients visit Dr. Guy feeling overprescribed and underappreciated. For Dr. Guy, he doesn't just want to make you feel better in the moment, but he wants you to feel better in the future. He believes that health truly is wealth, and he enjoys helping patients feel better and restoring richness and vitality on a deeper level. Dr. Guy's objective is to provide exceptional and personalized care that doesn't just mask the symptoms but improves the body.  Listen to this informative Nutrigenomic Nation episode with Dr. Guy Citrin about serving patients who are over prescribed and underappreciated.  Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show: ●    How nutrition greatly affects people’s emotions and their stress levels. ●    Why the microbiome has to work correctly for people to be healthy. ●    How it’s difficult to understand people’s hormone patterns and how to fix them. ●    Why digestion and sleep are so important to keep our bodies healthy. ●    How regenerative medicine helps people heal through their own body.  Connect with Dr. Guy Citrin: Twitter @askdrguy Instagram @askdrguy Facebook facebook.com/askdrguy Connect with Brian: Website thebeardedphilosopher.com biohackyour.life Facebook @Nutregenomicnation Instagram @therealbeardedphilosopher Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Meine lieben, in dieser Folge von "Sternenstaub" geht es um die Heilende kraft von die faszinierende Kristalle, ihre geschichte und warum diese wunderschöne schätze der Natur unsere Körper und Geist heilen kann... In dieser Folge interviewe ich, Master Angel Life Coach, Yogini und Schmuck Designerin Emanuela Adam ,die eine ganz neue Heilstein wissen mit uns teilt :-) es geht umdie 12 Sternzeichen und welche Kristalle /Heilsteine dazu passt. Unten im text findest du ein schnell überblick :-)  Wir alle haben Schattenseiten (unsere Schwächen) und die kann man mit dem Kraft von den Kristallen ausbalancieren, sodass wir das höchste Potenzial leben können. Welche Kristalle zu welchem Sternzeichen passen um diesen Balance zu erschaffen?! Widder - Aquamarine, Blaue Topas, Granat Stier - Labradorit, Amethyst, Bergkristall Zwillinge - Fluorit, Citrin, Shungit Krebs - Mondstein, Koralle, Türkis Löwe - Kunzit, Selenit, Malachit Jungfrau - Citrin, Amethyst, Schwarze Turmalin Wage - schwarze Turmalin, Blaue und weiße Topas Skorpion - Bergkristall, Shungit, Herkimer Diamond Quartz Schütze - Angelit, Aquamarin, Peridot Steinbock - Rosenquarz, Selenit, Bergkristall Wassermann - pfirsichfarbene Mondstein, Citrin, schwarze Turmalin Fische - Onyx, Amazonit, Granat Emanuelas Social Media: (copy paste link ) www.instagram.com/urban_nomad_jewelry/ Facebook: urbannomadjewelry Podcast: Urban Nomad Vibes Podcast Web: www.urban-nomad4u.com Bitte hinterlasse mir eine Bewertung, Kommentar oder Like (abhängig davon wo du dieser podacast hörst ;-) es bedeutet mir SO viel :-) auf dieser weise kann ich "Sternenstaub" für euch verbessern . Much love from Kate Instagram.com/katehallofficial

We speak with Howard Rubin on his work as a philanthropist as trustee of the Herbert M. Citrin Foundation. The foundation gives grants to smaller not-for-profit organizations to help them grow and fulfill their missions. He offers his insight on how to run a successful golf outing and what event organizers need to succeed.

Chef & Restaurateur Josiah Citrin is an accomplished culinary expert and veteran of Los Angeles’s gourmet dining scene, with more than 25 years of experience. He is a two-star Michelin chef and owner of Santa Monica’s highly-acclaimed Mélisse & Citrin, … Continue reading → The post Show 377, June 13, 2020: Chef & Restaurateur Josiah Citrin, Melisse & Citrin, Santa Monica appeared first on SoCal Restaurant Show.

Citrin, Kunzit, Lapislazuli... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/urban-nomad4u/message

Happy Holidaze to all the wonderful True Believers out there!! Only 8 shopping days left for all you procrastinators… This is the Uticast, Episode #234, and this week we welcome in GFOP, and fellow UC Graduate Student, Kelley Citrin!! On Tap This Week: Kevin, Heather and Sam are back in the podcasting studio to break down all of the hottest topics of the week, including Changing the Perception of Santa Claus, Holy Sneakers and all the brands we've lost in 2019. Afterwards, Sam sits down with GFOP Kelley Citrin to discuss wealth inequality, school funding and her upcoming move to Japan!! Finally, the Crew circles the wagons to discuss Houses in Italy, John Gotti, Simpsons Controversies and food as a reward. Plus, the 2019 Word of the Year!! This is The Uticast and we're here to tell you a story. #JoinTheClub #MadeInUtica UTICAST.COM Apple Podcasts Stitcher Soundcloud Made In Utica Handshake.City

In this #SneakerSnag segment, Jared discusses how he was able to cop the Yeezy Boost 350v2 "Cloud White and Citrin" sneakers, that released on September 21, 2019 and September 23, 2019 respectively. Later on, he'll also give you his overall thoughts and opinions on the Yeezy line as well. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/retros/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/retros/support

I visited Chef Josiah at this Charcoal restaurant in Venice Beach. Intriguing history and chat. Now head of Charcoal in Venice, Melisse, Dear Johns and Daves Dog House.

This conversation with Citrin and Whitman attorney Misti Whitman is a must listen if you are thinking about or just started your business. Lots of great information about properly structuring your business to have long term success and align with your goals. Misti Whitman can be reached at 336-476-3158 or by email at misti@citrinandwhitman.net

The Young Jurks live from the Verilife medical and recreational cannabis dispensary in Wareham, Massachusetts with guests, Sandy Bernier (Irie Bliss Wellness) and Lakeville Selectmen, Mitzi Hollenbeck (Citrin Cooperman) discussing hemp/CBD, economic empowerment and more.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theyoungjurks/support

Today, two star Michelin chef and 25 year veteran of the Los Angeles gourmet dining scene Chef Josiah Citrin joins the podcast. You wont want to miss out as Chef Citrin tells why the Michelin guide's return to California is bittersweet for him. Josiah even takes the time to explain what the star rating are supposed to signify in Michelin's guide. Richard also inquires about the techniques and details that Josiah brought into the more casual Charcoal Venice. Remember to join us on social @Starving4pod!

CharcoalChef Citrin is well known for his restaurants that celebrate produce and the grill. He has a new book, Charcoal, with some delicious recipes that bring his restaurant to the home cook. We interviewed him to learn a bit more about the book and learned a few stellar techniques for better grilling. Who knew mayonnaise would be so versatile

In this episode of Hustle Heartbreaks, Galia recalls the terrible time she hired a tempestuous PR person which eventually lead the IRS to deem music a "hobby" and sent her a $14,000 bill. Her amazing guest is the person who saved her from this outstanding bill- Errol Wander: her hero accountant.  They discuss many aspects of his career, and why Galia has committed to Errol for life. Errol works at Citrin Cooperman - contact him for your financial needs!  His band Solshyne: https://www.facebook.com/solshyneband/ Email us at: HustleHeartbreaks@gmail.com Instagram: @GaliaArad Hotline: +1 812-269-6057 Join our facebook page! Facebook.com/HustleHeartbreaks    

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James Citrin, the head of Spencer Stuart CEO Practice, talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about placing top executives at companies like Yahoo, PayPal, eBay, Twitter, Cisco, Pandora and Hulu. In this episode: Citrin's background as an analyst, consultant and CD-ROM true believer; how he was recruited to Spencer Stuart and how he recruits executives for his clients; do tech companies need a technical CEO?; the evolving power dynamics of talent in Silicon Valley; the triple threat of capability, credibility and attractability; the rise of internal recruiting and succession planning; why leadership actually matters; what happens inside a company when there's a crisis threatening top leadership?; what about when the CEO is toxic?; what is Facebook's board doing right now?; the importance of not "selling" executive candidates to companies; and lessons for CEOs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Citrin Cooperman takes on the cannabis niche. Liz Gold catches up with them at their booth at the MJBizCon Next in New Orleans about why they took the plunge and how the calls keep coming.

Being in your yard without mosquitos is just what Cloverwall is all about. Nicholas Citrin with Cloverwall shares their approach to mosquitos or rather getting rid of mosquitos Their multi-step approach helps to prevent mosquitos as well as treat them. Many of the treatments they use are natural based. Douglas Wolter of St. Louis County Parks and Recreation works with the Children’s Garden Club. The Children’s Garden Club is designed to educate, as well as bring delight in gardening and horticulture with projects they start themselves and take home to continue to grow and enjoy. The Children’s Garden Club also works with the Pollinator Project where kids learn about pollinators and how to help them thrive. Read more at The Green Home Coach Website! The Green Gab Podcast Links Bar:  Subscribe via iTunes |   Subscribe via RSS Feed |  Facebook Page |  Twitter Page |  Stitcher Page Connect with The Green Gab Podcast Hosts: — Marla Esser Cloos on – The Web – Twitter – Facebook – LinkedIn — Tony Pratte on – The Web – Facebook – LinkedIn  Green Gab: About the Hosts of The Green Gab Podcast: Green Gab Podcast Host Marla Esser Cloos is the Founder of The Green Home Coach – a company leading the way to inspire you to learn about, focus on and put into place Green Solutions when it comes to your life, home building and more. Marla is an NAHB Master Certified Green Professional, LEED AP and Missouri Woman Business Enterprise. She Earned her B.S. in Engineering and Public Policy and a Certificate in Energy from Washington University. Click here to learn more about Marla at her website online via TheGreenHomeCoach.Com Connect with Marla Esser Cloos on – The Web – Twitter – Facebook – LinkedIn Green Gab Podcast Host Tony Pratte is the Director of Builder/Contractor Relations at The Sound Room in St. Louis, Missouri. Tony is a graduate of St. Louis University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has earned a Masters in Environmental Management & Sustainability at Harvard University Tony’s 20+ year career has allowed to him to collect a number of experiences, connections and perspectives that offer an incredibly unique point of view that adds incredible value to each episode. Connect with Tony Pratte on – The Web – Facebook – LinkedIn

In this episode we catch up with Los Angeles culinary vanguard, Chef Josiah Citrin of the esteemed westside restaurants Melisse and Charcoal Venice. And in celebration of the revival of "Twin Peaks," and their recent musical appearance on it, we dig through the archives for one of our favorite in-studio performances from Brooklyn's Au Revoir Simone.

Überlegungen und Einsichten zum Thema Citrin. Einige Infos zum Thema Citrin als Teil des Esoterik Podcast. Dies ist die Tonspur eines Videos aus dem Youtube Esoterik-Kanal. Autor und Sprecher ist Sukadev Bretz, Gründer von Yoga Vidya. Diese Hörsendung ist erstellt worden als Diktat für einen Artikel im Yoga Wiki Bewusst Leben Lexikon von Yoga Vidya. Sukadev denkt laut nach über das Wort bzw. den Ausdruck Citrin aus dem Geist von Spiritualität und ganzheitlicher Philosophie. Willst du dazu etwas ergänzen? Schreibe es doch in die Kommentare. Citrin steht im Kontext mit Esoterik, Mineral, Edelstein, Edelsteintherapie. Seminare zum Thema Entspannung, Stress Management. Infos zu Energietrainer Ausbildung. Wir wünschen dir viel Freude und Inspiration mit diesem Esoterik-Vortrag zum Thema Citrin.

Richard Citrin, Ph.D., MBA brings more than 25 years of business leadership and consulting experience to his clients and their organizations, focusing on using a practical and pragmatic approach to his work.   His unique perspective on leadership development, talent management and resilience is based on the idea that by using strengths, assets, and skills, and by aligning them in a purposeful and powerful manner, real change occurs.   Early in his career, Richard worked on Wall Street where he loved the excitement and pace of the financial world, but he also saw how the impact of poor leadership, underutilization of employee capabilities and management overconfidence led to destructive workplaces. His observations helped him decide to pursue a Ph.D. in psychology.   Following his academic work, Richard began his business career. He built a successful healthcare business in the Dallas/ Fort Worth Metroplex in the 1990’s that he successfully sold to a national healthcare company. Richard oversaw multiple aspects of this acquisition and merger and helped the company develop new product lines that led to a tripling of valuation and their eventual purchase by one of the nation’s largest healthcare companies.   Richard’s Book The Resilience Advantage: Stop Managing Stress and Find Your Resilience   Book Recommendation Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance by Angela Duckworth   Richard’s Challenge; Congratulate anyone who has lost their job. Practice being actively constructive.   Connect with Richard LinkedIn Twitter Website   If you liked this interview, check out episode 88 with Sunny Lenarduzzi where we discuss gratitude, YouTube, and Snapchat.

The platforms of both major political parties are based on the belief that the actions of presidents have a direct impact on the U.S. and global economy. But is that really so? Of all the issues to be discussed during presidential campaigns, none dominates the debate more than the economy. Presidents and would-be presidents insist that they have the power to create jobs, drive growth and spur investment on both Wall Street and Main Street. On this episode, we hear a contrary view. Our guest is financial adviser and author Jonathan Citrin, who makes the argument that we wildly over-inflate the ability of the president to influence the economy. He speaks of ''the myth of the economic commander-in-chief.'' Listen to a lively debate about whether there's really any correlation or causation between presidential actions and economic performance. And find out why Citrin believes that ''things are more out of control than we think.''

We speak with Jim Citrin, who leads the CEO Search and Succession Practice at Spencer Stuart and is a bestselling writer of a number of books on leadership and career development. "You don’t want to make mistakes, but we all know you’re going to make mistakes. And as painful as they are to make and experience at the time, you genuinely can only learn from making some sidesteps.”

In the 8th podcast, we meet Wayne Citrin from JNBridge who innovates in Java and .Net interoperability area and shares his entrepreneurial advice.

The sermon was delivered on Sunday, August 2, 2015, at All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, by Rabbi Micah Citrin, Guest Minister. SERMON DESCRIPTION Love is a universal principle understood in different ways by distinct cultures and religions. In Judaism, love is a core value for how we relate to God and other people. Jewish tradition associates love with distinct actions that stem from one’s sense of self and the dignity of the other. A deeper understanding of love from this perspective can help us to bring Shalom, peace, and balance to our world. SUBSCRIBE TO AUDIO PODCAST: VIEW ON YOUTUBE: SUBSCRIBE TO WATCH OTHER VIDEOS: GIVE A DONATION TO HELP US SPREAD THIS LOVE BEYOND BELIEF: LET'S CONNECT: Facebook: Twitter: All Souls Church Website:

James M. Citrin sits down with Amy to discuss his new book, The Career Playbook. They discuss how to get an interview, how to improve your chances of getting a job with a humanities background, and much more: http://bit.ly/1bAZ27i

Award winning Chef Josiah Citrin of Two Michelin Star restaurant Melisse in Santa Monica, CA.

Advances in breast cancer treatment have paved the way for treating many types of cancer—today, treatments are individualized to each patient's unique tumor and cancer type.Advances in breast cancer treatment have paved the way for treating many types of cancer—today, treatments are individualized to each patient's unique tumor and cancer type.At Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA), we want to empower women with knowledge, so that they can make a more informed treatment decision. A breast cancer diagnosis is life-changing, and since every breast cancer is different, it requires a personalized approach. Dr. Citrin, a medical oncologist who focuses on helping women with breast cancer explains how the treatment of breast cancer has changed over the years, and what women need to know about in order to help prevent and fight breast . At CTCA, your breast cancer team helps you develop a treatment tailored to your needs, using  diagnostic tools and treatment technology to target even advanced cancers.