Podcasts about Claire Wineland

John Wineland is a Masculine & Feminine Intimacy Expert, best-selling author of "From the Core," and Men's Work Specialist. He explores the polarity in intimate partnerships and understanding the new masculine and feminine paradigm. For the better part of a decade, John Wineland, an LA-based men's group facilitator, speaker and teacher has been guiding both men and women in the realms of life purpose, relational communication, sexual intimacy and embodiment. Known for his groundbreaking work with men, John travels world-wide teaching his vision of embodied men's work and deep relational practice. In 2014, he founded The New Men's Work Project, which has attracted men from around the world looking to develop as leaders in their relationships and communities. The Project is committed to the staggering goal of creating 1000 men's groups worldwide in the next ten years. John's embodiment-driven teaching draws from not only over 30 years experience of his own Buddhist meditative practice, but from 13 years of intensive study and practice in Yogic Intimacy. Drawing from the deep lineages of Vajrayana, Tantra, Kundalini yoga, Taoist and Iron Shirt Qigong traditions, John seeks to create a profound experience for men and women longing to express their deepest desires with open, fierce and loving hearts. He has also studies extensively with the likes of teachers such as David Deida, author of "The Way of a Superior Man." In this episode, we dive into the realms of life purpose, relational communication, sexual intimacy, conscious warriorhood, fatherhood, and embodiment. ___________________ PODCAST CHAPTERS 00:00:00 - John Wineland Intro 00:02:38 - Seeking Awakening and Embodiment 00:05:11 - Fluidity and Integration of Masculine and Feminine Energies 00:07:37 - Gender Identity and Authenticity 00:09:57 - The Five Different Bodies 00:12:28 - Cultivating Your Natural Skills and Abilities 00:17:29 - Trusting the Impulse of Your Heart 00:20:22 - The Birth of a Men's Group 00:22:42 - Healing through Men's Work 00:25:12 - Healing through Self-Mastery 00:30:11 - The Full Expression of the Feminine 00:35:08 - Changing the Relational and Family Karma 00:37:40 - The Power of Se*ual Energy 00:40:17 - Yogic Practice and Tantra 00:42:51 - Changing the Lineage 00:45:14 - Initiations and Growth for the Masculine 00:47:53 - The Masculine and Feminine Practices 00:50:38 - The Ultimate Feminine Gift 00:55:39 - The Father's Influence on Masculinity 00:58:23 - Making Friends with Death 01:03:33 - Time Capsule Question ___________________ Guest: John Wineland ✦ Website | https://www.johnwineland.com/ ✦ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/john_wineland/ ✦ YouTube |  @JohnWineland  ✦ New Book: From the Core | https://www.johnwineland.com/book-from-the-core ✦ The Virtual Workshop | https://www.johnwineland.com/streaming ✦ Daughter, Claire Wineland |  @clairewineland  ✦ What Men Want | https://youtu.be/mMXCeFhExrQ?si=5WW07xeBYLiZ31up THE EMBODIED MEN'S LEADERSHIP TRAINING 2024

In this interview Lizzie interview Melissa Yeager from Claire's Place Foundation. Claire's Place Foundation provides support to families who are affected by cystic fibrosis (CF). The organization was founded by Melissa's daughter who was born with CF. For more information on Claire's Place Foundation visit clairesplacefoundation.org For more information about Claire Wineland visit her YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/clairewineland To see the documentary about Claire go to: https://youtu.be/jfqtOTwUcKE For Claire's video when she was 7 years old: https://youtu.be/Uz2nZDlmn3k For Claire's speech at Zappos go to: https://youtu.be/-OCT_7e6a5k

Synopsis: This episode was inspired by a Rumi poem I've been thinking about lately. After reading and analyzing the poem, we compare and contrast it with two similar examples: a decision made by Claire Wineland, as a child, to decorate her hospital room, and a halachic institution which I won't spoil by naming it in the synopsis.Sources:- Epictetus, Enchiridion (The Handbook) Chapter 3- Rumi, A Given (translated by Coleman Barks)- Claire Wineland at Zappos All Hands Meeting- Sukkah 2:9----------The Torah content for the remainder of Adar II has been sponsored by David Campbell, and is dedicated "in honor of Rabbi Schneeweiss and all those who work to produce a grounded and thoughtful Judaism."----------If you have questions, comments, or feedback, I would love to hear from you! Please feel free to contact me at rabbischneeweiss at gmail.----------If you've gained from what you've learned here, please consider contributing to my Patreon at www.patreon.com/rabbischneeweiss. Alternatively, if you would like to make a direct contribution to the "Rabbi Schneeweiss Torah Content Fund," my Venmo is @Matt-Schneeweiss, and my Zelle/Chase QuickPay and PayPal are mattschneeweiss at gmail.com. Even a small contribution goes a long way to covering the costs of my podcasts, and will provide me with the financial freedom to produce even more Torah content for you.If you would like to sponsor an article, shiur, or podcast episode, or if you are interested in enlisting my services as a teacher or tutor, you can reach me at rabbischneeweiss at gmail.com. Thank you to my listeners for listening, thank you to my readers for reading, and thank you to my supporters for supporting my efforts to make Torah ideas available and accessible to everyone.----------Patreon: patreon.com/rabbischneeweissYouTube Channel: youtube.com/rabbischneeweissBlog: kolhaseridim.blogspot.com/"The Mishlei Podcast": mishlei.buzzsprout.com"The Stoic Jew" Podcast: thestoicjew.buzzsprout.com"Rambam Bekius" Podcast: rambambekius.buzzsprout.com"Machshavah Lab" Podcast: machshavahlab.buzzsprout.com"The Tefilah Podcast": tefilah.buzzsprout.comGuide to the Torah Content of Rabbi Matt Schneeweiss: kolhaseridim.blogspot.com/2021/04/links-to-torah-content-of-rabbi-matt.htmlAmazon Wishlist: amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/Y72CSP86S24W?ref_=wl_sharel Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rabbischneeweiss)

Join me this week as I share the incredible life of Claire Wineland. Claire was born with cystic fibrosis (CF). Claire fought very hard, each and every day of her life, to live life to the fullest and to help as many people (children and adults) as possible. An incredible documentary (I can't recommend it enough) on Claire and her life. Claire l The Documentary Claire's YouTube Channel Claire Project YouTube Channel (2nd channel) Claire's Place Foundation Give the gift of life and quality of life! Sign Up to Be an Organ Donor Song of the Week: You Are Loved - by Stars Go Dim Contact me at... faithandmorepodcast@gmail.com or at anchor.fm/faith-and-more #clairewineland #claireproject #clairesplacefoundation #cysticfibrosis #cf #love #hope #healing #courage #encouraging #livelife #liveeverymoment --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/faith-and-more/message

This week's Torah content is sponsored the Reznik family in dedication to the loving memory of Silvia Tanzer (Sora Hesha bas Chaim Moshe) and Irving Tanzer (Yisroel ben Yechezkel).Synopsis: Today's episode focuses on something that Judaism and Stoicism have in common, namely, a recognition that it is the soul, not the body, that is the essence of a person. Our reading is supplemented by a real-world example, in the form of Claire Wineland, and a real-world mashal, as expounded upon by Tara Brach. This episode closes by relating this theme to the memory of Silvia Tanzer, in whose memory this content was dedicated. Sources: - Seneca, Letter #66: On Various Aspects of Virtue- Tara Brach, Radical Compassion: Learning to Love Yourself and Your World with the Practice of RAIN, pp. 33-34; see the Wikipedia article Gold Buddha (statue) for more info- Mishlei 11:22----------If you have questions, comments, or feedback, I would love to hear from you! Please feel free to contact me at rabbischneeweiss at gmail.----------If you've gained from what you've learned here, please consider contributing to my Patreon at www.patreon.com/rabbischneeweiss. Alternatively, if you would like to make a direct contribution to the "Rabbi Schneeweiss Torah Content Fund," my Venmo is @Matt-Schneeweiss, and my Zelle/Chase QuickPay and PayPal are mattschneeweiss at gmail.com. Even a small contribution goes a long way to covering the costs of my podcasts, and will provide me with the financial freedom to produce even more Torah content for you.If you would like to sponsor an article, shiur, or podcast episode, or if you are interested in enlisting my services as a teacher or tutor, you can reach me at rabbischneeweiss at gmail.com. Thank you to my listeners for listening, thank you to my readers for reading, and thank you to my supporters for supporting my efforts to make Torah ideas available and accessible to everyone.----------YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/rabbischneeweissBlog: https://kolhaseridim.blogspot.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/rmschneeweiss"The Mishlei Podcast": https://mishlei.buzzsprout.com"The Stoic Jew" Podcast: https://thestoicjew.buzzsprout.com"Rambam Bekius" Podcast: https://rambambekius.buzzsprout.com"Machshavah Lab" Podcast: https://machshavahlab.buzzsprout.com"The Tefilah Podcast": https://tefilah.buzzsprout.comOur Yeshiva: https://www.yeshivabneitorah.org/Guide to the Torah Content of Rabbi Matt Schneeweiss: https://kolhaseridim.blogspot.com/2021/04/links-to-torah-content-of-rabbi-matt.html

In this episode, we interview Claire Wineland. Claire has a diagnosis of Cystic Fibrosis. Claire shares her struggles and how she's overcoming those struggles. Claire is determined that she will not be defined by this illness.

Searching for something is different from finding it. This is true for logical problems, math problems, relationships, the search for happiness, or even the search for God.Here we talk about what may be tripping you up when you are looking for something, desiring something, but not getting it. This technique also works for interactions with others. In fact, we mention Chris Voss, a hostage negotiator, who teaches this technique to negotiators. And we see how it is also part of Marshall Rosenberg´s Non-violent Communication.We discuss how to use it on yourself and know if you are on the right path.We talk about one of the happiest persons sharing their insights into what made her enjoy every second of life, Claire Wineland. You can see a short and very inspirational documentary on Claire here:https://youtu.be/kD_Fr3VAsYMAnd we end by talking about the search for God and how it is different, and yet similar to other searches and how it, as if magically, brings solutions to many other problems.If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions you can contact me on Instagram @BasiasThoughts. And, of course, if you would like to see more content from me do sponsor me on https://www.patreon.com/basia because that will allow me to focus more on content creation.

Claire Wineland became a popular YouTube influencer talking about the thing that ultimately killed her, cystic fibrosis. But she also became popular because she talked about so much more than just CF, living a remarkable life and teaching us repeatedly that we need to pursue something bigger than ourselves, no matter the challenges life dumps in our lap. I talked with Nicholas Reed about Claire Wineland and "Claire," the YouTube Original documentary he co-directed (You can read my Tubefilter column about "Claire" here, and watch the doc for free on YouTube here). "Claire" has already received nearly 1.4 million views since its Sept. 2 release, and it's worth the watch. In the meantime, Nick and I talk about the lessons we all need to learn from Claire's example. Give a listen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/davidlbloom/support

More than 70,000 people worldwide are living with Cystic Fibrosis. Around three years ago I educated myself on what living with Cystic Fibrosis entails through the late Claire Wineland. Claire sadly passed away in 2018, since I have had the privilege of sitting down with the talented Grace Charles Cox to discuss her life with CF. Hopefully this educates you on the highs and lows of the disorder. Please share to bring some awareness! To check our Grace's work on brining awareness to CF follow her Instagram: @grace_charles_cox . To see Grace's couture and embroidery work follower her Instagram: @gracecharles_couture . To donate to support the research of CF visit: www.cff.org To watch Claire Wineland visit her youtube channel: Claire Wineland OR The Clairity Project Movie mentioned: 5 Feet Apart - Directed by Justin Baldoni

Filmmaker Ryan Azevedo joins Ken to talk about his experience and journey making the new YouTube Originals documentary Claire, the story of the eternally inspiring Claire Wineland. Visit Claire's Place for information on how to get involved and continue her legacy. Hosted by Ken Napzok, co-creator of ForceCenter, The Napzok Files podcast feed is a collection of shows about life, the universe, and everything. (Douglas Adams would agree.) Purchase Ken's book Why We Love Star Wars: The Great Moments That Built A Galaxy Far, Far Away. Twitter #TheNapzokFiles Instagram Patreon --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-napzok-files/support

Eric is originally from Philadelphia, PA, and was born with cystic fibrosis. Diagnosed at the age of 1, his original life expectancy was between 10-14 years. As advances in medical treatment have moved forward, so has his life expectancy…so much so that Eric has now, at 41, surpassed his doctors’ hopes. He moved to Southern California as an adult to take advantage of the statewide Genetically Handicapped Persons Program, which enables him to get his treatments and medications fully covered by insurance. Rather appropriately, he has channeled his passion for environmentalism – and the idea of creating pathways to combat climate change – into a career as a solar engineer. You may hear him cough periodically in this interview, which is one of the symptoms of living with CF – as mucus builds up in the lungs, he has to cough it loose.  In this episode, we dive into....  - what cystic fibrosis is and how it affects the body  - that when Eric was born, the life expectancy for patients was 10-14 years; that advances in treatment have increased his life expectancy greatly – and he has now surpassed doctors’ expectations  - how he was initially diagnosed at the age of 1  - that CF affects the exocrine glands, which can include the digestion – as well as the pancreas and lungs  - that he takes 80+ pills a day to survive  -  the Genetically Handicapped Persons Program, and how he moved to CA to take part in this program and get his treatments and medications fully covered by insurance  - that his parents were not only active fundraisers for CF awareness, research, and treatment; but that his mom ended up going to nursing school and becoming a CF clinic nurse  - where we can find out more about CF: through the archived video blogs of the late Claire Wineland  - that it takes him at least 2 hours/day to complete his treatments, and he has to adjust his lifestyle around it  - that he has worked part-time for most of the last decade in order to effectively manage his health – to manage his stress  - that there are varying levels of CF severity – some patients only have GI problems, and no lung issues; others aren’t diagnosed until they are in their 40s or 50s  - that he had part of his lung removed at the age of 11 because it was a source of repeated infection; after this surgery, he went several years without being admitted to the hospital with an infection  - that he developed a community during his hospital stays, and he looked forward to seeing his friends during his visits  - “the world kind of absolves you of responsibility when you go to the hospital”  - that to his knowledge, he is the only one of his peers from growing up who has survived CF  - the emotional toll of losing friends so young  - that he learned to be his own health advocate at an early age  - that CF doesn’t define who he is – it’s an aspect of his lifestyle  - that his work is a source of inspiration, and an area in which he’s willing to spend his limited time 

Woah!! This week we're switching it up again and hitting you with some KNOWLEDGE! I hope you guys enjoy this episode and if nothing else it's all for sh!ts and giggles! Links mentioned: Claire Wineland https://youtu.be/xrT9XRyDDaE I was in a coma for 6 days and here's my takeaway- Heather Wargo https://medium.com/@heatherzamm/i-was-in-a-medically-induced-coma-for-6-days-here-is-my-story-and-takeaway-af60bbde6570 Reddit post https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/7to7sv/people_who_have_been_in_a_coma_is_it_true_that/  

During our conversation we talked about the wonderful Claire Wineland. “When you pity sick people you take away their power!”, she said. Watch her powerful message here. As always, if there is a topic you'd love me to talk about, or know someone who'd be a great guest, or you'd love to be a guest yourself get in touch, leave a comment below, contact me via email or social media. I'd love to hear from you! Meet Jill C. Brown ..Jill C. Brown is Health and Wellbeing Life Coach and owner of Advance Life Coaching. She helps people get back on track after a health diagnosis. She will help you discover a way forwards. Her varied career includes 22 years as a Driving Instructor, teaching disabled and non-disabled drivers. Coaching people to overcome their emotional and physical fears, they felt they had “more than a driving lesson”. So she trained to be a Life Coach, gaining a Diploma in Life Coaching, whilst studying Positive Psychology. Clients tell her that an unexpected health change can be confusing and overwhelming. That's how she felt after learning she had diabetes. After a change of heart, diet and exercise, she managed to reverse the symptoms. With a different approach, she's convinced a new health condition doesn't have to be life-limiting. Subscribe so you'll never miss an episode Get in touch with Jill https://www.jillcbrownadvancelifecoaching.com/ Curious How A Podcast Can Help You Grow YOUR Business?To help you decide whether a podcast is for you .. Download your free “Find Your Podcast Topic” worksheet, then watch a free video and download a pdf guide to get an overview of how to actually launch one. Take the First Step Other Episodes You Might Enjoy The post Passion Business Podcast – Episode 5: Jill C. Brown – Helping people put on their can do shoes® after a diagnosis or illness appeared first on Anke Herrmann - Taming the Tech Monster.

One of the biggest questions we get in “how do I handle my relationships while living with a chronic illness or disability?” And there are all types of relationships—romantic, familial, parents, siblings, caregivers, friends, doctors—that we experience every day. There’s so many complexities in how our relationships can thrive, so throughout Season Two, our podcast will bring you guest experts that exemplify the best of these relationship…starting with the first relationship we experience: parental dynamic. We’ve enlisted a mother-daughter duo from Canada, and one of our Global Brand Leader-All Stars, 17-year-old Madi Vanstone and her mom Beth. Not only does Madi use her large social media platform as a teen with cystic fibrosis to empower others to live beautiful well-rounded lives, but her and Beth also fights to improve medical necessities for other CF fighters, like going to Canadian Parliament to gain expensive medications like Kalydeco to have government coverage. Now they are powerhouses in the CF activism realm, having raised funds for CF Canada and InvisiYouth, along with being featured activists in CF books and movie reviews like the recent FIVE FEET APART. In this episode, Dominique, Beth and Madi discuss the best ways parents and their young adult kin can interact both within the medical questions and in our non-medical lives, the top ways to talk to your parents when you’re feeling every sort of emotion about your health, give advice on how to boost your self-esteem in advocating with your doctors, family or public activism, tells us stories about why the entire Vanstone family has matching tattoos and their love of ice hockey, chats up pop culture headlines on our love fest for Justin Baldoni and his directorial debut of FIVE FEET APART and while chronic illness representation in cinema is not only vital to make our stories more visible, but they need to be told with as much passion as Baldoni brought to the film in tribute of the wonderful Claire Wineland’s legacy, talk about the ways we can grow from a shy activist to a public speaker like Madi as she’s grown up with CF, divulge the best tips when you and your parents may disagree, laugh endlessly on how being an advocate IS COOL even as a teen—especially when you’ve got your family supporting you, and the best advice on how to maintain the ‘normal non-medical’ side of your family dynamic like setting aside specific time to NOT talk about your chronic illness/disability journey. And...introduce a new segment about a teeniatrics® way of life! This is the first of many episodes reflecting on the relationships that take up our lives, and the dynamic duo of Beth and Madi showcase the full-range of how to thrive in a relationship with our parents in our full lives, both medically and personally. Take notes people, this episode is filled with lots of nuggets of knowledge! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The movie Five Feet Apart was inspired by Claire Wineland. The movie’s main character, Stella, showcases Claire’s charismatic and fighting personality. In this honest, raw, and often emotional conversation, Laura talks to her mom, Melissa Nordquist Yeager, about Claire, Five Feet Apart, and life without her daughter. Claire Wineland lost her battle with Cystic Fibrosis in September of 2018, before the release of Five Feet Apart. It's a frank, touching and inspirational conversation. Melissa also discusses her ever changing role as the founder and Executive Director of the Claire's Place Foundation which donates to children and families affected by Cystic Fibrosis. For more about the movie Five Feet Apart, click here. To learn more about Claire's Place, click here.

How does it feel to live with life-limiting illness from your first day? How does it influence the way you look at the world and what you believe. And what is the impact of living with an illness that so many people die of, to be close, from an early age, to people you outlive? Nineteen year old Claire Wineland has lived with Cystic Fibrosis since early in her childhood and it has led her to a life of service and connection. She has written a book, delivered a TED talk and started a foundation. And she has profound messages to share about what we all can do to face the fact of death and infuse our lives with purpose and meaning. We'll be talking about the amazing things she's learned, the amazing work she has already done, and the struggles it took for her and her family to find their way.

How does it feel to live with life-limiting illness from your first day? How does it influence the way you look at the world and what you believe. And what is the impact of living with an illness that so many people die of, to be close, from an early age, to people you outlive? Nineteen year old Claire Wineland has lived with Cystic Fibrosis since early in her childhood and it has led her to a life of service and connection. She has written a book, delivered a TED talk and started a foundation. And she has profound messages to share about what we all can do to face the fact of death and infuse our lives with purpose and meaning. We'll be talking about the amazing things she's learned, the amazing work she has already done, and the struggles it took for her and her family to find their way.

"One September 2nd 2018, the world experienced the great loss of one of its most brilliant, generous and loving voices, Cystic Fibrosis activist, YouTuber, motivational speaker and founder of Claire’s Place Foundation, Claire Wineland. Over the years I launched InvisiYouth Charity, Claire and I got to know one another and begin building a friendship while working together. Claire even became one of InvisiYouth’s first Global Brand Leaders! We talked so much about what our charities could do together, what we could forge together that would empower young adults with all chronic illnesses and, as Claire would say, “thrive in life.” One of our first plans we worked on was to have Claire be a special guest on the first season of InvisiYouth Chat Sessions. But we didn’t get that chance. Losing Claire brought so many emotions to those around the world that adored her on all scales. It was an absolute fact that all of InvisiYouth and myself especially wanted to still have Claire be part of our series. I made a promise to Claire earlier this year that no matter where life took us, our friendship would continue and we’d still work together. So this episode is how we get creative to keep working with Claire. We’re going to go through some of what Claire and I were planning to discuss, and some of the topics that Claire brought the most passion to in her mission. This is a showcase of Claire’s wondrous legacy. AND I have the blessing and fortune to interview a woman who’s not only one of the people closest to Claire, but also now forever part of the InvisiYouth family and my own, the Executive Director of Claire’s Place Foundation and her greatest role of being a mom of two, Claire’s mom, Melissa Yeager. I am forever changed by having Claire in my life these past three years, and while I will forever miss her laughter, humor, warmth and empowerment. Claire’s impact will remain for hundreds of thousands of people around the world. Thank you, Claire, for truly motivating a generation to live a life they’re proud, to thrive with chronic illness/disability, and to always lead a life of love, humor and giving. This is the first of many creative collaborations in our future, Claire, and this episode is for you." ~Dominique Viel, founder of InvisiYouth Charity See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave Aarons is the CEO of Unbundled Attorney, which uses a network of lawyers to provide legal services to families who otherwise would not be able to afford them. A veteran of the legal industry since 2004, Dave aims to establish the first donation-based unbundled legal clinic in the United States. Dave does not think that prohibitive costs should come between the average family and solid legal representation, and that unbundled legal services are beneficial to the legal industry even if they seem new and scary. In this episode, Dave discusses how his low-income upbringing fostered his self-reliant attitude, breaks down how unbundled legal services work, and asks you to reconsider how you engage with the social media you find comforting and secure.   Show Notes: How did Dave’s formative years shape his beliefs toward money? Raised by single mother who had to rely on thrift and coupon shopping. Due to these circumstances he learned to appreciate everything he owned and every opportunity that came his way. Realized the need to be independent and self-reliant, especially after his bike was stolen and he had to earn the money to buy a new one. Did his circumstances lead him to become an entrepreneur? Not really, because entrepreneurship is not especially stable or secure. Became an entrepreneur more out of stubbornness and wanting to have job and personal freedom. Realized residual payment through entrepreneurship would allow him to finance his hobbies and side-ventures. What are unbundled legal services and why are they so important? Normally to retain legal services, you need to pay a high fee up front, which bars a lot of lower-income individuals from obtaining representation. Unbundled legal services allow you to retain an attorney for specific aspects of your case rather than for the entire case up front. Allows you to pay for the case each step at a time, accommodating for limited finances. Unbundled Attorney matches these clients to lawyers who provide these specific legal services. How have traditional law firms responded to this service? Old school law firms are generally resistant to change, but the marketplace is forced to adapt due to the very high percentage (70-80%) of people who can’t afford traditional legal fees. It’s a matter of finding of more open-minded attorneys. How was Unbundled Attorney born? Used to work for a provider that offered a variety of legal services under a single fee, but said fee was prohibitively high for the average family, even with discounts. Tried increasing discount percentages, but it was still too much for many people, so gradually started tailoring options service by service for flat fees. Who has been the most impactful person in Dave’s journey to do well and achieve financial success? His mentor, Steve Douglas Who has been the most impactful person in Dave’s drive to do good? His mother. When Dave is having a bad day, what does he do to get himself out of his funk? Plays golf, writes in his journal, What book does Dave recommend to those seeking a more successful path in life? http://slightedge.org/ (The Slight Edge: Turning Simple Disciplines Into Massive Success & Happiness by Jeff Olson) What is the best piece of advice related to success Dave has for our listeners? Take a good, hard look at what you actually get out of the casual media you consume and whether or not it’s worth the free time you have. Places to find Dave: https://www.unbundledattorney.com/ (Unbundled Attorney)       Do Well & Do Good Challenge Nomination:   “Claire’s Place Foundation, Inc. is a 501c3 non-profit organization providing support to children and families affected by cystic fibrosis (CF). Claire’s Place Foundation is named in honor of Claire Wineland, now a teenager, who has been living with CF her entire life. The foundation offers a Support Families...

Neste episódio O Doutor Saúde nos revela o lado bom de uma doença incurável aos olhos de Claire Wineland, a Youtuber norte americana que partiu recentemente deixando um legado: "Como ser feliz!" Para acessar sua última palestra feita no TED pela Claire, basta clicar neste link: http://seronni.com.br/fibrose-cisticaPara acessar o exercicio "Janela de Johari" para descobrir o seu propósito de vida acesse o link: http://seronni.com.br/proposito-de-vidaLink do grupo no Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/834406906730921/Cuide da sua saúde com as dicas mais atualizadas para quem quer muita informação em pouco tempo. Visite nosso site para conhecer os outros experts www.dicascurtas.com.br

Neste episódio O Doutor Saúde nos revela o lado bom de uma doença incurável aos olhos de Claire Wineland, a Youtuber norte americana que partiu recentemente deixando um legado: "Como ser feliz!" Para acessar sua última palestra feita no TED pela Claire, basta clicar neste link: http://seronni.com.br/fibrose-cisticaPara acessar o exercicio "Janela de Johari" para descobrir o seu propósito de vida acesse o link: http://seronni.com.br/proposito-de-vidaLink do grupo no Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/834406906730921/Cuide da sua saúde com as dicas mais atualizadas para quem quer muita informação em pouco tempo. Visite nosso site para conhecer os outros experts www.dicascurtas.com.br

We all have scripts we have accepted for our lives, but often we are trying so hard to act out those scripts that we don't ever get around to living the life we are actually in.  It is often hard to accept the life we are in and to realize that God is with us in it all. (Video link below) Claire Wineland video link

Death Wish Coffee Company Employee Series #19 CJ De Luca started out at Death Wish Coffee Company on the production floor. Now his job has changed drastically, as he is learning and working to help get the company SQF Certified. This is just a fancy way of saying "quality control" but it is the process big corporations use to propel them further in the business world. On episode 90 CJ talks about the changes in his job, what he has learned since he started, how SQF will help out the company, and how he likes to travel the world for fun. Stick around for a special word from our hosts about the recent passing of Claire Wineland.  Hear more audio and video including the weekly companion TV Show at deathwishcoffee.com/cj

In today's episode, I aka Steph (@stephaniejadem) talk about Geoffry Owens, Claire Wineland, her life, how she inspired people all over the world, and how her passing got me thinking about the bigger picture of life. I also talk about my January church notes and how who we choose to do life with matters. Thanks, Pastor Rob. I hope that you enjoy this episode! Let me know what you think on Twitter and Instagram (@stephaniejadem) or on the podcasts Instagram (@imtatsj)! You can also send any feedback, questions, storytimes or advice to imtatsj@gmail.com Don't forget to share your something good with me! Talk to y'all next Tuesday! Be kind to one another. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/imtat/message

The World's Strongest Coffee is now the Strongest Coffee in the Galaxy. In celebration of the news that Death Wish Coffee will be going to the International Space Station episode 77 is a supercut of some of our favorite moments from Fueled By Death Cast about science and space. This includes excerpts our episode with retired NASA Astronaut and artist Nicole Stott and the a-ha moment we had about sending Death Wish Coffee to space, as well as what it was like for her to ride on the Space Shuttle and live on the Space Station. Plus, hear some clips from Episode 63 with Dr. Michio Kaku as we talk about space exploration, growing coffee on Mars, and answers to science questions from Bill Farmer, the voice of Disney's Goofy! Then, hear a special segment featuring Claire Wineland from Episode 26 as she talks about her fascination with science and how we all fit into the universe. Finally, hear Death Wish Coffee Company's owner and founder Mike Brown talk about creating an instant version of the World's Strongest Coffee for space, and how his small business idea has traveled from the basement to the cosmos.   Check out all the video, links transcripts and more at deathwishcoffee.com/spacecoffee

As Claire WIneland waits for the lung transplant she now needs, we re-air an interview with her. How does it feel to live with life-limiting illness from your first day? How does it influence the way you look at the world and what you believe. And what is the impact of living with an illness that so many people die of, to be close, from an early age, to people you outlive? Nineteen year old Claire Wineland has lived with Cystic Fibrosis since early in her childhood and it has led her to a life of service and connection. She has written a book, delivered a TED talk and started a foundation. And she has profound messages to share about what we all can do to face the fact of death and infuse our lives with purpose and meaning. We'll be talking about the amazing things she's learned, the amazing work she has already done, and the struggles it took for her and her family to find their way.

As Claire WIneland waits for the lung transplant she now needs, we re-air an interview with her. How does it feel to live with life-limiting illness from your first day? How does it influence the way you look at the world and what you believe. And what is the impact of living with an illness that so many people die of, to be close, from an early age, to people you outlive? Nineteen year old Claire Wineland has lived with Cystic Fibrosis since early in her childhood and it has led her to a life of service and connection. She has written a book, delivered a TED talk and started a foundation. And she has profound messages to share about what we all can do to face the fact of death and infuse our lives with purpose and meaning. We'll be talking about the amazing things she's learned, the amazing work she has already done, and the struggles it took for her and her family to find their way.

Jan 23, 2018 - Real talk about living and dying with Claire Wineland, activist and founder of Claire's Place Foundation, an organization that provides emotional and financial support to families living with cystic fibrosis.

Claire Wineland has defied the odds. At 20, she’s lived more than twice as long as doctors told her parents she would. Born with cystic fibrosis, Wineland has spent about a quarter of her life in hospitals, and her daily health regimen is a demanding routine of treatments, medications, and oxygen. Despite her health problems, though, she has learned to find purpose by helping others. At the age of 13 she founded Claire’s Place Foundation to provide support to CF patients and their families. She’s also touched many others with her YouTube videos and public talks where she speaks about her illness and dying, with charm, humor, and a life-affirming wisdom. We spoke to Wineland, a 2017 Global Genes’ Champion of Hope awardee, about her life with cystic fibrosis, what its taught her about living, and how finding a greater purpose than treating her own illness transformed her life.

Claire Wineland, 20 with cystic fibrosis from California, joins the podcast to talk about her life with CF, her charity, Claire's Place, and all over her advocacy work within the CF community. Most recently Claire has been a featured motivational speaker and tremendous role model for people with, or without, CF. She mentions that she started her charity when she was 13 after dealing with some significant health issues. Claire also touches on some of the things that motivate her as well as her decision not to go onto the Lung Transplant list. Ultimately Claire is your typical, extrodinary 20 year old - bubbly, fun and living life to the fullest!

00:00 - WINNIPEG TRAFFIC CURIOSITIES Round 2, with Luis Escobar, Transportation Manager for the City of Winnipeg 37:57 - Luis has left the building, but the traffic discussion continues! 56:01 - Carolyn Klassen, therapist with Conexus Counselling, www.conexuscounselling.ca -- "Live like you're dying", that's what Claire Wineland says. She's an inspiring young woman with Cystic Fibrosis, who has embraced life to the fullest and wants you to do the same 74:12 - BREW AT THE ZOO! Assiniboine Park Conservancy & Manitoba Brewers Association are hosting Brew at the Zoo on September 15th. We're joined by Laura Cabak, Marketing & Communications Specialist, Assiniboine Park Conservancy; and John Heim, President of Manitoba Brewers Association, AND President of Torque Brewing 86:24 - Nickelback ticket giveaway 92:22 - Julie Buckingham & Hal Anderson tee up THE NEWS

This week Fueled By Death Cast has the honor of welcoming Riki Rachtman to episode 32. Riki has been a little bit of everything during his career, starting out gaining notoriety with the infamous Cathouse club, a host of MTV's Headbanger's Ball, a DJ, a radio personality, a Nascar commentator and more. We talk about his past and a lot of the stories involving some of his friends, some of whom just happen to be famous musicians. Plus, we learn all the details about his most recent Riki's Ride (www.rikisride.com) including where he will be heading this time and how all the proceeds go to benefit Claire Wineland's charity, www.clairesplacefoundation.org. There is a lot of fun to be had in this episode, including some scary news about asteroids from NASA, community and birthday shoutouts, and a ton of new information that D-Man leaks about Death Wish Coffee. Now you can watch the interview in full video on the Death Wish Coffee YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAAH0Z9B5ILkE2FKAgpqn38eyGmd9BvP0

Dustin and Jeff welcome the incredible Claire Wineland to episode 26 this week. Claire was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis at birth and has been at death's door many times. Her experiences led to her and her family starting Claire's Place Foundation, an organization created to help families in need of emotional and financial support when dealing with this disease. She talks about her foundation, her love of science, her amazing views on life and death, and her goals in writing her first book. Truly one of the best conversations to come out of the podcast, Dustin and Jeff really learn what it means to be fueled by death. Also, you can help NASA look for new planets and stars on this week's science segment, details about Riki's Ride, secret codes, new product reveals and more! Don't miss this episode - now available in FULL VIDEO on YouTube. Donate to Claire's Place Foundation at www.clairesplacefoundation.org Follow Riki's Ride and donate at www.rikisride.com

How does it feel to live with life-limiting illness from your first day? How does it influence the way you look at the world and what you believe. And what is the impact of living with an illness that so many people die of, to be close, from an early age, to people you outlive? Nineteen year old Claire Wineland has lived with Cystic Fibrosis since early in her childhood and it has led her to a life of service and connection. She has written a book, delivered a TED talk and started a foundation. And she has profound messages to share about what we all can do to face the fact of death and infuse our lives with purpose and meaning. We'll be talking about the amazing things she's learned, the amazing work she has already done, and the struggles it took for her and her family to find their way.

How does it feel to live with life-limiting illness from your first day? How does it influence the way you look at the world and what you believe. And what is the impact of living with an illness that so many people die of, to be close, from an early age, to people you outlive? Nineteen year old Claire Wineland has lived with Cystic Fibrosis since early in her childhood and it has led her to a life of service and connection. She has written a book, delivered a TED talk and started a foundation. And she has profound messages to share about what we all can do to face the fact of death and infuse our lives with purpose and meaning. We'll be talking about the amazing things she's learned, the amazing work she has already done, and the struggles it took for her and her family to find their way.

At 19 years old, Claire Wineland is by far our youngest guest on Girlboss Radio, but she may be the wisest. Claire has been living with Cystic Fibrosis her entire life and is the founder of Claire's Place Foundation, which provides grants to families affected by CF, offering both emotional and financial support. Claire's unique inspirational model for people living with this disease has led her to be a TEDx Speaker and receive multiple awards including FoxTeen Choice Awards 2015, Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes, and winner of Los Angeles Business Journal's “Small Nonprofit of the Year." On the episode, Sophia and Claire discuss Claire's positive outlook on life, starting an organization from a hospital bed, and Claire's whimsical funeral plans.

At 19 years old, Claire Wineland is by far our youngest guest on Girlboss Radio, but she may be the wisest. Claire has been living with Cystic Fibrosis her entire life and is the founder of Claire's Place Foundation, which provides grants to families affected by CF, offering both emotional and financial support. Claire’s unique inspirational model for people living with this disease has led her to be a TEDx Speaker and receive multiple awards including FoxTeen Choice Awards 2015, Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes, and winner of Los Angeles Business Journal’s “Small Nonprofit of the Year." On the episode, Sophia and Claire discuss Claire's positive outlook on life, starting an organization from a hospital bed, and Claire's whimsical funeral plans.

Tommy Edison challenges YouTuber Claire Wineland to guess what's in her hand while blindfolded.

[Listen on iTunes] JOHN WINELAND is a purpose centered, embodiment driven men’s coach. He runs men’s groups for hundreds of men, has a men’s relationship coaching practice, and supports men in finding their deeper purpose and opening their bodies to be available for relationship. In this episode we discuss: How to transform jealousy into deep trust (and have fun doing it). Raising a daughter with cystic fibrosis. Claiming a woman's heart: How to do it and how not to. The gift of having deep, consistent support from men in our lives. Tantric ninjas leaping out of bushes. Resources from this episode: The Way of The Superior Man by David Deida Chögyam Trungpa www.johnwineland.com Also mentioned: Rich Litvin (mentioned twice as a part of John's ongoing men's group) Claire Wineland's TedX talk Claire's Place Foundation

Claire Wineland, a 16-year-old survivor of cystic fibrosis and author of "Every Breath I Take," recently won the Soaring Spirit Award for her courage in facing valiantly, and with great optimism, her long battle with this life-threatening and debilitating disease. Claire, also a TEDxMalibu speaker, talked with Stacey Gualandi, host of The Women's Eye Radio on May 25, 2013 about receiving the award, her life with CF and her foundation, Claire's Place. About The Women's Eye Radio: podcast is a show from , an Online Magazine and Radio Show which features interviews with women who want to make the world a better place. From newsmakers, changemakers, entrepreneurs, best-selling authors, cancer survivors, adventurers, and experts on leadership, stress and health, to kids helping kids, global grandmothers improving children's lives, and women who fight for equal rights and paychecks,"it's the world as we see it." The Women's Eye Radio Show broadcasts on in Phoenix, live-streams on 1480KPHX.com, and is available as on-demand talk radio on iTunes and at . Learn more about The Women's Eye at

Claire Wineland was born with cystic fibrosis or "CF", a genetic disease that causes excessive mucus secretions and collection, especially in the lungs. In her short life, Claire has undergone dozens of surgeries and has spent weeks at a time in the hospital. This is not, however, what characterizes her. Claire is a singer, an artist, a composer, and a natural-born comedian and speaker. She radiates with a warmth and wisdom beyond her years. She has been called a "little Buddha" a "bridge among people", and a "true old soul." She is precious to anyone who has met her, especially to her mother, Melissa, and her father, John. On April 13, 2010 after a relatively routine surgery, Claire became septic and within 24 hours, was in complete lung failure. Her parents were given the option of watching Claire die or putting her on a dangerous oscillator vent, which no child with CF has ever come off of. Her parents opted to put her on the high powered vent and into a drug induced coma so the doctors could try everything possible to reverse the damage to her lungs and her body. What followed was a remarkable two-week journey of prayer, love and healing. So many people were inspired by Claire's journey that a public Facebook page, "Claire Wineland Love, Songs and Updates", was created to disseminate the seemingly ever changing information. Within two weeks, the fans on the page grew to over 900. Out of this grew the desire and need for a foundation. Claire constantly strives to give back and make meaning of what she has had to go through; the message she shares is her way to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Claire's Place Foundation, Inc: www.clairesplacefoundation.org Eric Lumiere lives For the Love of Music + the Music of Love Music is one of the most elusive art forms. It has the power to uplift, touch, move and inspire people. When I create music, my intention is to share myself as fully and unconditionally as possible so that there may be no walls between us, no projections of who I'd like to be or think I am; just the essence of who I am, the discovery of which is a continuous process and one that I live for. Music can affect people in many ways and if I have one wish, it's that it touches you. That it's greatest potential is fulfilled, and that in listening to my music, you discover more of who you are, your truth, and are inspired to share your own beingness with the world. After graduating from the Clive Davis Dept. of Recorded Music at NYU in 2007, Eric's song "Anthem" (a bedroom demo) was remixed by DJs Filo and Peri and signed by top DJ Paul Van Dyk. Released in 13+ countries, "Anthem" broke the UK Top 40 at #39 and reached #1 on the US Billboard Dance Airplay. While continuing to work with Filo and Peri, Eric has been focusing on his next release, tentatively titled the ‘Under Love EP'. To learn more about Eric and his work, visit: www.ericlumiere.com

Claire Wineland was born with cystic fibrosis or "CF", a genetic disease that causes excessive mucus secretions and collection, especially in the lungs. In her short life, Claire has undergone dozens of surgeries and has spent weeks at a time in the hospital. This is not, however, what characterizes her. Claire is a singer, an artist, a composer, and a natural-born comedian and speaker. She radiates with a warmth and wisdom beyond her years. She has been called a "little Buddha" a "bridge among people", and a "true old soul." She is precious to anyone who has met her, especially to her mother, Melissa, and her father, John. On April 13, 2010 after a relatively routine surgery, Claire became septic and within 24 hours, was in complete lung failure. Her parents were given the option of watching Claire die or putting her on a dangerous oscillator vent, which no child with CF has ever come off of. Her parents opted to put her on the high powered vent and into a drug induced coma so the doctors could try everything possible to reverse the damage to her lungs and her body. What followed was a remarkable two-week journey of prayer, love and healing. So many people were inspired by Claire's journey that a public Facebook page, "Claire Wineland Love, Songs and Updates", was created to disseminate the seemingly ever changing information. Within two weeks, the fans on the page grew to over 900. Out of this grew the desire and need for a foundation. Claire constantly strives to give back and make meaning of what she has had to go through; the message she shares is her way to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Claire's Place Foundation, Inc: www.clairesplacefoundation.org Eric Lumiere lives For the Love of Music + the Music of Love Music is one of the most elusive art forms. It has the power to uplift, touch, move and inspire people. When I create music, my intention is to share myself as fully and unconditionally as possible so that there may be no walls between us, no projections of who I'd like to be or think I am; just the essence of who I am, the discovery of which is a continuous process and one that I live for. Music can affect people in many ways and if I have one wish, it's that it touches you. That it's greatest potential is fulfilled, and that in listening to my music, you discover more of who you are, your truth, and are inspired to share your own beingness with the world. After graduating from the Clive Davis Dept. of Recorded Music at NYU in 2007, Eric's song "Anthem" (a bedroom demo) was remixed by DJs Filo and Peri and signed by top DJ Paul Van Dyk. Released in 13+ countries, "Anthem" broke the UK Top 40 at #39 and reached #1 on the US Billboard Dance Airplay. While continuing to work with Filo and Peri, Eric has been focusing on his next release, tentatively titled the ‘Under Love EP'. To learn more about Eric and his work, visit: www.ericlumiere.com

The late Claire Wineland makes her debut on the show today with an incredibly inspiring talk about how no matter what you’re going through or who you are, you can still create and give and be someone that you can be proud of. To learn more about Claire and her mission, visit clairesplacefoundation.org. You can find today’s talk here.    Hosted by Sean Croxton of www.seancroxton.com. Grab Sean's ebook, The Money Mind Reset: 5 Steps to Changing Your Relationship with Money, FREE at www.moneymindreset.com.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-quote-of-the-day-show-daily-motivational-talks/donations