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Kiera shares ways practices can make patients feel valued from that first visit to their final treatment, including tips for establishing consistency, intentionality, and the genuine connections between it all. Episode resources: Subscribe to The Dental A-Team podcast Schedule a Practice Assessment Leave us a review Transcript: Kiera (00:00) Hello, Dental A Team listeners. This is Kiera. And today I wanted to just talk about how to help people feel valued. Like, I know that seems so cliche. I know you're like, great, but patience to team members, like, what are some of those secret sauces that just really make people feel that extra ump to feel that extra peace? Because honestly, patients don't leave because of bad dentistry. Patients leave because they don't feel seen, known, or valued. And I don't think it's about being overly nice.   I just think it's about being intentional. And so today I want to just kind of dive into something that's going to impact your patients, your team, your leaders. of just like little tips. What are some little ways? And I'll I'll do a patient side and I'll do a team side of how do you help people just feel valued, feel like humans? And the reason I want to bring this up is because I feel like this actually is a like, gosh, it's like the   Like the cheat code, if you will, to success right now. I feel like so many people are mean. I feel like so many people don't genuinely care right now. People are just not nice in the world anymore. And so to me, I'm like, this is the cheat code to success. This is one of the easiest ways for you to improve and to win in the patient experience, to improve and to win in the team retention experience. And it's one of those of like, how do we have a full journey and different little things to have? So   A lot of pieces that I'm gonna pull from are a book that I really enjoyed, Unreasonable Hospitality. If you haven't read it, read it. That one is one of my like go-tos that I think of often of how can I make magic moments for my patients and for my team. And that's really showing them and help them to feel valued. So a couple of things, and this ties to leadership and this ties to patient experiences. We've got to make sure that we're consistent, having consistency in how we lead, not having favorites, consistency in our patient experience. There was a book, gosh.   I can see the title of it. It's blue. You guys are gonna like write me an email and tell me what it is. But it was about this guy who went to the barber. And every time you go into the barber, it was a different experience. So, like the first time he got like a warm towel and a great shave. Then the second time he like got a shave, but not a warm towel, and then he got a drink. The third time, like towel, no shave, no drink. And he left. And I thought about it like.   Gosh, if you could just be consistent. I think about Starbucks. People say I go to Starbucks not because they have great coffee, but because I know it's always going to be consistent every time I go. And I think about this like people want that consistency. They want the experience to be consistent. They want their boss to be consistent. Like every single month we do one-on-one check-ins and I check in on you on your life and who you are. And we do morning huddles every day. Like things that can feel consistent with our patients. We have a warm handoff. Like it's   A handoff every single time where it just feels like we're a put together movie set, if you will. Like it's like we don't feel rushed. I remember I was in the ER for my appendix years ago. Yep. That was fun. That was a fun moment. And I remember the ER doctor just it felt like he was the nicest human in the entire world. I was not doped up on drugs. at the point, I was in a lot of pain still, but he was so nice to me. And my husband happened to like step out to go use the bathroom and   I remember he's like, Kiera, I saw that ER doctor and he was freaking running, like running. But as soon as he got to the door, he like put himself together, walked in, and was like calm as a cucumber. And I think for us in our patient experience, like we don't want to feel rushed. We don't want to feel like we are rushing through. You can be very efficient and consistent and help patients really feel very valued. So for example, we have a very consistent handoff from hygienist to doctor, where the patient's a part of it. We're not talking behind their head.   We're talking to them as a human, they're part of it. And like I call it the ICRP handoff. So introduction, compliment, recap the treatment already discussed, and do a personal note. This way the patient feels like you heard me, you listened to me. This hygienist has been actually taking care of me or dental assistants. Dental assistants are a little trickier, I get it. but if we say like, hey, Dr. Jones, this is Kiera, you met her last time. she's been doing an amazing job on her flossing. She's really, really ramped that up.   Just so you know, we already chatted. She knows she's got a couple of crowns probably on the upper right. She knows she needs to come back for that deep cleaning. and then she also knows that there's probably a couple of fillings on the lower left. And then just so you know, Dr. Jones, Kiera is headed off to Hawaii next month. and she's just we're so excited for that Hawaii trip. She's gonna absolutely love it. Well, now Dr. Jones can seem incredibly warm. Have a warm welcome, talk to me about Hawaii, compliment me on my flossing. Me as a patient, I instantly feel at ease and I feel like you love me.   You know me, you heard about me, you're going to take great care of me and you're genuinely interested in me. Then doctor does the exam. Doctor then wraps up with the next visit, the date, the time, the recare, making sure that's all done. Wishes me well on Hawaii because we've already made that easy connection. That could take five to seven minutes tops from start to finish. And that patient just felt like I had the most incredible experience with that doctor. I felt like the whole team is on board. Then that hygienist takes that front office team member up.   Or that patient up to the front office and they say, Hey, perfect, Dr. Jones on C Care back in two weeks. We're gonna start with the upper cro the upper right crowns. We're also gonna get her scheduled for that deep cleaning. Kiera, Sarah's amazing. She's gonna take incredible care of you. We've already got your cleaning scheduled for you. I can't wait to see you back in a couple of weeks. she's gonna take great care of you. Now Sarah picks it up and Sarah schedules me and perfect. Let's get you in with Dr. Jones. We'll make sure you're super taken care of. How was it today for you? All these different pieces for you.   Let's get you scheduled. We're gonna get you scheduled for that crown. Blah dah da. Gets me scheduled, sends me on my way. I have a great experience. That feels so consistent. And if that happens every single time where the doctor gets a handoff, the doctor handoffs to the hygienist, hygienist hands off to the front office or clinical team. We say it the same way. We have it. People feel like this experience was magical. They feel like, wow, they like really have their stuff put together. They feel very connected. They feel like they know me. I didn't feel rushed through the process.   You can be psychotic, rushed and behind, but that patient doesn't need to feel that because you are like that ER doctor where you are a duck on water and you're just paddling underneath, but you're taking care of all the pieces. And they're judging like patients and team judge the entire experience. So if we're talking about patients and helping them feel valued scene, practice these interactions. Practice how it is. We can practice how the new patient experience happens. Like, what do we say on the phone? How do we schedule them? What happens if it's ringing?   Also pay attention to when they walk in. Like, does someone greet them consistently every time? Do we have our coffee bar stocked all the time? Do we have like nice things all the time for them? Whatever our experience is, you don't have to go expensive. You don't have to have, but you just make it consistent for them where they can count on it and it feels welcoming. I will also do a hard, like no food at the front office. It drives me nuts. I can't tell you how many times I've walked in and they're eating, and I'm just like, stop it. I know you don't think it's that big of a deal, but it feels you're in a medical space. Stop that. Don't.   Front office, I used to be guilty of this. I had like my little snacks in the drawer. No, go to the break room, get your water in the back. Don't have clutter everywhere. Have it clean when they walk in. Make those patients feel like this is the best decision. It's clean. It's welcoming. Also, if you're on the phone, no problem. You can like wave to them. You can make eye contact with them. You can like point to the drinks. give them a little heart. Like you're so happy that they're there and so welcoming to them. When you answer the phone, smile.   Like every single time we smile, we're so happy to answer that phone. and to truly love them. And so if you do each of those little checkpoints, patients feel insanely valued. And then we pivot that to how do we make our team feel the same way? Let's have morning huddles where we do shout outs of core values. Let's have one-on-one check-ins with them every time. Let's every single day doctors like if you need to, I had a doctor set a compliment alarm where you genuinely compliment and say thank you. Not just a   Thanks for a great day. It's a, hey Kiera, thanks for rocking that root canal with me today. Like you crushed it. I couldn't do this without you. And I'm so grateful I can always count on you. Very intentional thank yous to your team members. Both sides of that equation make both people feel very valued. Doesn't take a lot of time. It's just very consistent. Other things I feel are just very confident on like next steps. And this ties to patients and team members. that's NDTR. Like, what is the next step at the end of my exam? Like,   What am I doing? Where are we going? How much time is this? That way patients aren't defaulting to like, I'm gonna think about this or whatever. Same thing with team members. If we've got one-on-one corrective action, like what is the next step? What is that process? Britt in our company, she does a lot of our operations in HR and she says clear is kind. And I think for both patients and team members to feel valued, to feel seen, what's clear? Like how do I make this as clear as possible? Clear is kind. So what are the next steps? Being very clear on our communication.   Making sure our treatment plans are clear, making sure we're asking what questions do you have, not do you have questions? Same thing with team members. Both of these are interchangeable. Like, here is the plan. What questions do you have for me? When we're rolling out a new training, what questions do you have for me? I'm going to send over the plan. This is what's expected of every person. These are the dates. These are the times. This is the expectation of what we're going to do. This way people feel certain. Certainty creates confidence and certainty creates value. People feel like   They're ready to go. Like confusion is the enemy of execution on either side. Confusion is where people feel anxious. People feel don't value. They don't feel seen. They don't feel loved. So how do we make everything with our patient experience and our team experience where we have clear communication, where it's drawn out, it's very much where people can just feel solid. You might not like the decisions, you might not like the treatment, but you're very clear. The communication was clear, the expectations were clear. Pieces were very, very clear for you. And then another piece is like,   Making sure we have genuine relationships, not just transactional relationships. So knowing people, like so if we have a big case, I'm really big on like calling those patients. There are pe places where you can have automated voicemails so it acts like you call them, but you don't actually have to call them. Medenta was fantastic at this. And you could just have a voicemail after a big case where it's like, hey, care, hey, like, hey, this is Dr. Jones. I'm just calling to check in and see how that appointment went for you. If you have any issues or any pain, please give me a call. I'm hoping that you're doing really, really well on all of this.   You don't even have to the patient's name, but it feels like you cared about them. what are check-ins? How can we check in to see how they're doing? like when patients come in, remembering little subtle things about them. So if care is going to Hawaii, we put it in our notes and we ask her, How is Hawaii when you come back in? Those little simple things create relationships. Same thing on the one-on-ones. If someone tells you that they're going on vacation, ask your team member how was that vacation? if it's their birthday or anniversary.   What ways can I foster the relationship? And to me, this is where I tie into unreasonable hospitality of how do I make magic moments for these people where they're like making meaningful moments in the everyday moments. So how do I help people feel seen, heard, and loved in both of them? So we don't just stop at checkout for our patients. We don't just stop after the one on one. We know them as humans. shout out to Tiff with her consultant team. She does Tiffany's connection time.   And she literally like meets with the consultants, talks to them, connects with them as humans. And I love that she calls it connection time because I feel like that's her building relationships. Connection time with your patients. How do I build those relationships? How do I remember who they are? How do I remember little things? I have a fee for service chiropractor. I love her every time. She's like, So you just got back from Kentucky? And I'm like, Yes. And she's like, How is like in your next trip? You guys are headed out to wherever? Like, I feel she knows me. She has a lot of patience.   But people want to be known, they want to be remembered, they want to be seen for birthdays and anniversaries, like big small big team, small team. How do you make that person feel seen, valued, heard? How do you do the small daily things where you're looking out, you're sending out thank yous? you guys compliment each other? Do you guys have a shout-out jar where you guys call out on each other? What can you do to make sure that there's strong bonds and relationships? Because people don't leave offices because of   usually money, sometimes they do, but typically it's due to a lack of a relationship, a lack of a bond. Tip told me she said, cure the reason I've been with you for almost a decade. Shout out to the TT Spiffy Tiffy over there. she's like it's because of the relationship we have. And I think about that and I know it can feel like as our team's getting larger, this is something I'm often questioning of how do I make sure team members feel seen, valued and heard. And I will say as a CEO, one of the things I do and as an office manager,   Gosh, I hope my team doesn't listen. I don't, I'm not perfect at this, but I do have a list of every team member and I actually hand write letters to them and I'll mail them to them. or if I know something's going on for them, I will make it a point to either ask about it or make sure I help out with certain things with them. I'm not perfect at it, but I do feel like when people feel seen, valued, and heard, we always for their birthdays, we have in a survey and we send them their absolute favorite things. And every time, and we send them a gift, we send them something personal for them.   when I know someone's got a rough day, we'll just send over a little treat. You don't have to have a lot of money, you just have to have intentionality. And this goes to patients and it goes to team members. If you know someone's birthday's coming up, like so many times I I check in at places and it's my birthday, and people get my ID. They type in my birthday and they don't say it. Like, could you just look ahead and see whose birthday's coming up? How could I like could we celebrate? Anyone whose birthday is in June or July? Tell your patient happy birthday.   If you see something that they did, how do you just build the relationship so it's not transactional? It's very much feels like a it feels like you know them, that you love them. And I would say that comes from genuinely loving people, from genuinely wanting them to feel valued, genuinely wanting to make a magic moment for them, getting excited. There's a doctor in Georgia that's on our team, and he got so giddy. He just got so giddy. He's like, Here, I'm putting together the holiday party for them. And   He like goes all out and he like spent all night decorating and he just got so giddy. And I love working with him. I love learning from him because to have that genuine joy and curiosity and excitement and love for your team, it filters into then how you say thank you to them. And I think it's seeing teams and patients. Do you see them as liabilities or do you see them as assets? Do you see them as value ads or soul sucking?   and the way you view them is how you're going to treat them and you're going to create more of that. So I might encourage you of just looking to see how we can do that. So just a couple of things, just as a quick recap for you, is making sure you are consistent, making sure you have clear communication, clear as kind, and really truly trying to build that relationship with them. and I think if you can can just again.   To me, these are the sprinkles on a cupcake. You've already got the cupcake, you've already got the frosting. I feel like the sprinkles really are what make the pop, the pizzazz, the the what makes you stand out from the other offices. All the other offices have a cupcake and they got frosting. Maybe some offices only have cupcake. Like they do dentistry. You need dentistry and you at least have some of the pieces. But to me, this is where I feel like value comes from sprinkles. And I think it in the analogy of this cupcake, the cupcake's the core. That's their job, that's their coming to the dentist. The frosting is   I don't know, probably their management and their clinical care. the sprinkles to me are what are going to set you apart and what people are going to remember. And I love the analogy because the cupcake is the largest, the frosting is smaller, and the sprinkles are really just the accent pieces. but it's crazy. I had a designer come out, we were doing some fun things and she's like, Kiera, it's crazy because the little things, like she literally like had a bowl and   rolled the napkins and like the placemats and put them in the bowl rather than just like I was gonna just stack them. And she's like, Kiera, those small little details are what make people feel like this is a home and it's cozy and it's warm versus like sloppy and not put together. And I thought about that and I'm like, it's those sprinkles that make people feel valued or make them feel like they're just a transaction or just a number on the page. And so I would I would encourage you to figure out like what sprinkle of these ones that we talked about can you do to make your patients and your team feel more valued.   Again, it's not more and I know I said more valued, but I think it's just intentionally valued where it's not doing more, it's being intentional. It's changing of how I do it. Can I be intentional on my thank yous at the end of the day? Can I be more intentional on my communication with them so everything's clear and mapped out for them? Can I have it where I have a consistent experience for my patients every single time? can I look to build the relationship a bit stronger and write?   a thank you card. It could take six months, guys. Like I'm not saying it's every single month. Like I have a list and I work through it and then I go back and is there a way where I can maybe change our birthdays and our anniversaries? Our team does videos for everyone and I know it's like we have so many. They come up so often. But to get like that takes 30 seconds from our teammates to make somebody feel valued and important and special. Those to me are the sprinkles. 30 seconds out of an entire eight hour day is so minimal. And yet   That's sprinkle on your cupcake. So where can you add the sprinkles? Where can you add the value? Teams deserve it. You deserve it. And I believe that this is the greatest way to like truly it's the secret sauce to win, to win, to hire and retain people, to bring in patients that feel valued, to feel seen, to feel loved. We're all looking to see how we can compete with others and how we can have a cutting edge. And I would say, like, add the sprinkles, add the sprinkles, stand out just a bit stronger. Everyone else has the cupcake. Most people have the frosting. Not all have the frosting.   But if you've got the cupcake and the frosting, add those sprinkles, help people feel valued. And if you're struggling with this, or you're like, gosh, that's just not my thing. As I said, we give doctors the the to-do of you put a compliment alarm on your on your phone and you do that. this is where I love to help people go to the next level to optimize, to scale, to have structure, but in a way that's not necessarily production scale.   But in happiness scale and fulfillment scale, which ultimately is going to lead to higher production, higher profitability. So reach out. I'd love to chat with you. Hello@TheDentalATeam.com. Go make it a magical day. Go spread some sprinkles. Go share. Go love. Go genuinely enjoy what you get to do every single day. It won't be forever that you get to do this. So let's make it magical. Let's make it impactful. And let's make it meaningful with helping people feel seen, valued, and loved. And as always, thanks for listening. And I'll catch you next time on the Dental A Team Podcast.  

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A parasite is crawling across 34 states, with thousands of confirmed cases across America. Cyclospora is causing that explosive diarrhea, aka the parasite flu, you've no doubt heard about in the news. In this episode, Dr. Chris Motley lays out the facts about what we know, his best advice for avoiding contamination and your full treatment options from both modern and ancient science. In this episode you'll learn: Cyclospora is a protozoan parasite that can go dormant or activate depending on how strong your immune system is. The gross part: People infected with Cyclospora shed oocysts in their feces which can contaminate food or water.  Symptoms to look out for: watery diarrhea that won't go away (this is the big indicator), bone-deep fatigue you can't shake off, explosive bowel movements and loss of appetite. Prevention: Soak your produce thoroughly with an apple cider vinegar and baking soda wash, but most importantly...Cook your produce! Heat kills this parasite. Keep an eye on restaurant reports as much as possible. It's not always possible to know where your favorite restaurant sources its food, but be on the lookout for information about where they get their food and how careful they are with their ingredients. Steps to take if you are potentially infected: Ask to be tested for cyclospora specifically, by name, because it won't be included in routine tests. Treatment options:  1) The antibiotic - it's called TMP - SMX (Trimethoprim - sulfamethoxazole). Brand names are Bactrim or Septra. Standard treatment is a 7 to 10 day course, with longer courses for folks with weakened immune systems. 2) Anti-parasitics - Ivermectin, Fenbendazole 3) Ancient Medicine - Huang Lian is an ancient Chinese herb that cools the gut. Check out the brand Golden Flower. Natural anti-parasitics: Wormwood or Black Walnut: https://shorturl.at/0i5c8 Mimosa Pudica: https://shorturl.at/EPIO0 Morinda: https://shorturl.at/aCP7n You can also try a parasite cleanse. Head to Rogershood's ParaFy cleanse here: https://rogershood.com/ref/1966/, and use code DRMOTLEY for 10% off. 

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Welcome to Design Business Freedom. I'm Melissa Galt, and in this fan-favorite episode, you'll learn how to create an interior design welcome kit that builds trust, communicates your value, and helps potential clients feel confident choosing your firm. A strong welcome kit is more than a collection of attractive pages. It is a strategic interior design marketing tool that introduces your team, explains your process, showcases relevant results, and sets clear expectations before the client signs an agreement. In This Episode You Will Learn: Choose the right welcome kit format for each potential client, including digital, printed, or elevated boxed presentations. Use your welcome kit as a pre-sale marketing tool that warms up qualified prospects and positions your interior design firm as the best choice. Present your interior design process in five to seven clear, client-friendly steps without overwhelming prospects with unnecessary details. Build persuasive case studies that connect past projects with the specific needs, goals, and project type of each potential client. Create an interior investment guideline that helps Design Business Freedom listeners set realistic expectations around furnishings, design fees, procurement, shipping, and project investment. While one word can truly grow your profits, mastering more will lead to a full business and personal transformation. Get them all in my book "The Language of Success: 35 Words to Boost Your Worth and Wealth". You'll be pleasantly surprised at the effectiveness of these word swaps and the increased confidence you'll feel in business and life.  Timestamps: (00:04) Welcome to this Design Business Freedom fan favorite (01:27) How a strategic welcome kit can win clients (01:54) Why printed welcome kits create lasting impact (03:31) Designing a tactile, sensory client marketing experience (04:40) Matching the welcome kit to client opportunity (05:17) Using welcome kits before the client commits (06:55) Essential information to include about your firm (08:38) Simplifying your interior design process for clients (11:15) Replacing confusing design terminology with client-friendly language (12:08) Creating a polished, graphic, memorable presentation (14:31) Weaving testimonials and social proof throughout your kit (15:02) Building a versatile library of project case studies (19:12) Setting expectations with an estimated project timeline (21:39) Creating a clear interior investment guideline (30:08) Reviewing every component of a winning welcome kit Key Takeaways: Your welcome kit should be delivered before the contract is signed when its purpose is to market your firm and help win the project. Clear, client-friendly language builds more confidence than technical interior design terminology. Interior designers should tailor case studies, testimonials, and investment information to the needs of each qualified prospect. A strong Design Business Freedom welcome kit turns completed projects into reusable marketing assets that attract better clients and bigger opportunities. About Melissa Galt: Melissa Galt is an award-winning business coach, marketing consultant, speaker, and interior designer with more than 30 years of experience helping interior designers build profitable, scalable, and sustainable businesses. Through Design Business Freedom, Melissa shares proven Interior Design Business strategies, Interior Design Marketing insights, leadership training, pricing expertise, and growth systems designed to help designers attract better clients, increase profitability, and create lasting success. Connect with Melissa Instagram Facebook Linkedin Website  

Joe DeCamara and Eliot Shorr-Parks analyze Nick Sirianni's recent comments regarding offensive autonomy and the evolving role of Jalen Hurts. They also discuss the Phillies' pitching rotation struggles and break down LeBron James' cryptic remarks about joining a franchise that trusts the process. 02:49 - Phillies Pitching Frustrations 17:05 - Debate Over Jalen Hurts 30:38 - Rules To Change In Sports 38:36 - LeBron's Process Quote Analysis 48:02 - Saquon Barkley Burglary News 56:55 - Nick Sirianni Autonomy Quotes 01:05:26 - Sheil Kapadia On Offense 01:16:11 - Phillies Rotation Stats Breakdown 01:33:58 - Embiid's Health And Habits 01:41:07 - Ray Didinger On Jalen Hurts 01:48:06 - DeCamara's Turkish Shoe Debate 02:00:57 - LeBron's Fit With Sixers 02:12:36 - College Transfer Portal Rules 02:20:55 - Sirianni's Press Conference Drops 02:37:21 - NFL Playoff Seeding Rules 02:47:32 - Call On Prospect Gage Wood 02:59:05 - Time's Yours Final Thoughts

What if the biggest thing affecting your relationships, leadership, and communication isn't what you're saying...but how you're breathing?In this episode, Anne sits down with speaker, facilitator, and communication expert Hilary Blair (hilaryblairspeaks.com), creator of the Fruitful Friction® framework, to explore the surprising connection between breath, voice, trust, and human connection. Drawing from decades in theater and corporate leadership development, Hilary reveals why your voice is a giant "poker tell" and how small shifts in breath and awareness can dramatically change the way people experience you. If you've ever struggled with difficult conversations, workplace conflict, executive presence, or feeling truly heard, this episode is packed with practical wisdom.In This Episode, We Talk About: Why your voice communicates trust before you even speak the words  How breath affects confidence, connection, and emotional regulation  The difference between being vulnerable and being available  Why "take a deep breath" may be terrible advice...and what to do instead  How tone, vowels, consonants, and vocal habits influence relationships Want more from Hilary?HilaryBlairSpeaks.comArticulateRC.comHilary Blair is a dynamic speaker, facilitator and CEO of ARTiculate: Real&Clear. She's the creator of Fruitful Friction®, a framework redefining tension as a catalyst for innovation, collaboration, and trust. Blending her background as a professional actor with deep expertise in communication and executive presence, Hilary helps leaders stay in conversation when it matters most. Her work equips teams to engage authentically, communicate clearly, and use friction to gain traction for growth.Anne Bonney is a keynote speaker and emcee who helps organizations lead through change by building resilience, emotional intelligence, and courageous communication.

If you've ever stared at a blank page wondering what to write about, this one's for you.-- This weeks show is brought you by signaturestudio.me --This week I'm back with my friend Rachel Extance, an award-winning blogger and one of the best thinkers I know on how to make complicated things simple. We first spoke years ago about blogging. This time the conversation goes much further - AI, opinions, personal brand, and what happens when your content starts living in too many places at once.If you're a leader, consultant, coach or founder trying to build authority, this gives you a proper structure for what to say and where to say it.✳️ The imagination gap - Rachel's "editorial expansion prism" splits your business into five areas: identity and purpose, updates and activity, knowledge and insights, work and projects, and community and participation. Look there first and you'll never run out of things to say.✳️ Own your platform first - a blog post you create once can become an email, a LinkedIn post, a newsletter or a video script. Post it anywhere else first and you're stuck on the hamster wheel. Post it on your own website first and you're building an asset.✳️ Treat your business like a magazine - as things grow more complex, think in sections instead of one long list. Clear labels, search boxes and internal links stop people getting lost, and stop your own team duplicating each other's work.Rachel's amplifiers:✳️ Don't assume people know what you know - share the basics. What feels obvious to you is new information to most of your audience.✳️ Repeat yourself - only a small slice of your audience sees any single post. Say the same thing again. Nobody's counting.✳️ Jot things down as you go - keep a simple running list of conversations, questions and moments from your week. Rachel recommends Show Your Work by Austin Kleon if you want a nudge.If this one helped, hit follow or subscribe so you don't miss the next.Timestamps00:00 Welcome back and introducing Rachel Extance02:49 Who is Rachel Extance05:18 AI as an amplifier, not an idea generator07:15 The imagination gap and the editorial expansion prism12:23 Why your blog is an owned asset14:35 Create once, repurpose everywhere15:07 Finding your voice and having an opinion21:13 The rule of thirds22:19 You don't have to be polarising to be distinctive25:50 Why personality is harder on a blog than on video27:05 Bringing your audience along on the journey32:37 Whose story is it to tell35:41 Managing a complex content ecosystem41:23 Editorial thinking as a competitive advantage44:44 Serialisation and Rachel's Coffee House47:10 Why AI can quietly switch off your own thinking52:01 What to do when you still can't start56:24 Rachel's three amplifiers----Get your copy of my Personal Brand Business BlueprintIt's the FREE roadmap to starting, scaling or just fixing your expert business.www.amplifyme.agency/roadmap----Subscribe to my Youtube!! Follow on Instagram and Twitter @bobgentleJoin the Amplify Insiders Facebook Community : www.amplifyme.agency/insidersPlease take a second to rate this show in Apple Podcasts. ❤ It will mean a lot to me.

This hour, Trump's approval ratings are low, but Democrats still don't have a clear and concise message to rally strong voter support. Lolo, the host and creator of On The Stoop, a weekly English Premier League fan show, joins Scoot to talk about Spain's FIFA World Cup championship win.

Michelle Tea's queer autofictional classic Valencia, which Torrey Peters described as ‘one of the few true life-changer books I've encountered', is a quarter of a century old; to celebrate, her UK publisher Serpent's Tail have released a 25-year anniversary special edition, with a new introduction by Maggie Nelson. Tea was in conversation with Lamorna Ash, author of Dark, Salt, Clear and Don't Forget We're Here Forever. You can buy a copy of Valencia from the London Review Bookshop. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of the Joint Dynamics Podcast, host Andrew Cox sits down with adventurer and international speaker Sam Clear to uncover his extraordinary 568-day trek across 21 countries for global unity. Embarking on what stands as the 11th longest on-foot journey in recorded history, Sam walked 15,636 kilometres and survived 11 near-death experiences—including being chased with knives, navigating sub-zero -33°C Siberian winters, and being held at gunpoint three distinct times. Sam shares raw insights into his idyllic childhood on Flinders Island, the mental battle of pushing past physical limits, and his profound post-journey struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Tune in to discover how writing his book, Walk for One, became a mechanism for healing, and why he firmly believes that adversity allows love to become beautiful.

PXY Mornings w/ Moose and Breezy! 8AM Hour: There I Said It! Clear the air with some of Rochester's hottest takes.

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Send us Fan MailWhat does witchcraft look like when your mind needs movement, novelty, flexibility, or a different way into spiritual practice?Leandra Witchwood and Elyse Welles welcome Jenny C. Bell, author of Divergent Witchcraft: An Inclusive Approach to Making Magic, for an honest and lively conversation about neurodivergent witchcraft. Together, they explore ADHD, autism, dyslexia, rejection sensitivity, hyperfocus, perfectionism, shame, and the fear of practicing magick “incorrectly.”Jenny shares accessible alternatives to conventional meditation, including walking, chanting, drawing, dancing, gardening, mala beads, sensory tools, and working inside a private sacred space. They also discuss rotating between magical interests, adapting rituals to your needs, overcoming overwhelm, and recognizing that witchcraft does not require perfect focus, elaborate spells, a flawless altar, or anyone else's permission.Your practice can move with your mind instead of forcing your mind to conform to it. Learn more: Visit Jenny C. Bell's website Explore Divergent Witchcraft Join the Our Coven communityA Five-Day Audio Program to Clear the Noise and Transform Your Practice. This is where serious Witches belong. The Witch's Reset exists for witches who are done dabbling,who are ready to stop circling the work and step into competence, coherence, and embodied trust.  https://leandrawitchwood.com/witchs_reset LeandraWitchwood.com A four-week LIVE Business Witch Experience. October 2026  The Delphi Intuition Activation Retreat is a four-day pilgrimage into sacred voice, intuitive trust, and embodied oracular practice. Through initiation at Delphi, ceremony in the Corycian Cave, and ritual in Greece's prophetic landscapes, you will deepen your connection to your inner knowing and learn to recognize how intuition speaks through the body.Learn more at elysewelles.com/visitgreece Samhainfest is a two-day celebration of witchcraft, folklore, ritual, music, and ancestor reverence, held October 31 to November 1, 2026, in Havre de Grace, Maryland.Learn more and get tickets at samhainfest.com.Support the Podcast!✨FREE Business Witch Grimoire - 5 Business Witch practices with step-by-step guidance. Get your copy: https://leandrawitchwood.com/ 

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Do dogs believe in God? Nobody knows - But it's clear that God believes in dogs. A respected veterinary doctor tells us all the reasons why. #PrattPodcasting

In the latest episode of Hafta, the panel discusses whether political protest movements need ideological anchoring to succeed, sparked by a debate over the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) lack of clear ideological convictions.Poornima Joshi, the resident editor of The Hindu Businessline, argues that successful mass movements of the last decade – even ostensibly issue-based ones – have tended to carry ideological undertones. In addition to ideological moorings, Rinchen Norbu notes that mass protest movements also crucially push for structural, systemic demands that outlast a minister's resignation or reshuffle. The CJP's demands, he argues, don't meet that bar.The Anna Hazare movement comes up as a test case, with Abhinandan Sekhri disputing the claim that it had RSS backing, saying the initial support came from trade unions and communist parties, not the Sangh. A similar dynamic is drawn out through the farmers' protest, which Joshi argues benefited from ideological and organisational anchoring – support from farm unions gave it both structural backing and a wider anti-corporate framing beyond the farm laws themselves.The conversation also touches on how ideology can double as both an asset (organisational strength) and a constraint (limiting appeal). Anand Vardhan notes that once a movement positions itself in the opposition camp, its stated commitments – secularism, socialism, anti-corruption – tend to overlap with those of every other party making the same pitch, leaving it with a harder question to answer: what, then, is its actual product differentiation?Separately, Abhinandan notes that Newslaundry is lining up a follow-up round table with panellists holding more critical views of Hartosh Singh Bal's position on the film Satluj. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

AP's Lisa Dwyer reports that the World Cup final is getting a bit of a boost from mother nature.

A Lesson: How to PROPERLY Evaluate Texans' Young QB, CJ Stroud Next Season.. + The CLEAR Best BEARD at SportsRadio 610 (Hour 2) full 2162 Sat, 18 Jul 2026 00:36:33 +0000 SKonUsuRRmARvLpG5jvTNTc1vzKwzm0w nfl,mlb,nba,texans,astros,rockets,sports The Drive with Stoerner and Hughley nfl,mlb,nba,texans,astros,rockets,sports A Lesson: How to PROPERLY Evaluate Texans' Young QB, CJ Stroud Next Season.. + The CLEAR Best BEARD at SportsRadio 610 (Hour 2) The Drive with Stoerner & Hughley delivers high-energy Houston sports talk built for H-Town fans who want insight with edge. Former NFL quarterback Clint Stoerner teams up with Ron “The Show” Hughley to break down everything that matters in Houston sports — from Texans training camp storylines and NFL playoff races to Astros postseason pushes and Rockets rebuild updates. A must-listen for Houston sports talk, the show blends locker-room perspective, strong opinions and authentic fan energy while covering SEC football, UH hoops, college sports across Texas and the biggest headlines shaping the NFL and MLB. For passionate, informed and locally-focused Houston sports analysis, The Drive with Stoerner & Hughley keeps fans connected to the teams and stories that define the city. © 2026 Audacy, Inc.

In this episode, we evaluate the success of Kimi K3 over Anthropic's initiatives. We also touch on Apple's advantages over Nvidia in serving the non-profit sector. In this episode, we break down Apple's lawsuit against OpenAI over the hiring of more than 400 employees and what the dispute could mean for competition in the AI industry. We also cover Moonshot AI's K3 model reaching 3 trillion parameters and discuss why that milestone matters for the race to build more capable AI systems.Show LinksGet the top 80+ AI Models for $8.99 at AI Box: ⁠⁠https://aibox.aiHow I Grow and Scale My Business with AI: https://www.skool.com/aihustleGet the AI Chat Daily Newsletter: https://www.aichatdaily.com/newsletter See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Clear your schedule and prepare your ears, because it's been another huge week on The Chris Moyles Show!Dom is back, hoorah, and there was plenty going on with the team this week.Aaron surprised everyone with musical legend Trevor Horn, who joined the show for a chat.Tom Kerridge was also in the house, cooking up a storm and bringing plenty to the table.And it was a very special week for Johnny Vaughn, as the team celebrated his birthday! Johnny stopped by for a chat and brought all the charm, laughs and wonderfully chaotic energy you'd expect.And of course, there's plenty more besides.Stupid AmnestyPolly's Sweepstake We meet Sean with the World Cup Trophy TattooThank you for listening

If we're not careful, other people's gifts and cast-off belongings can easily become our problem. Friends, family members, and housemates may carelessly, unwittingly, or even aggressively sabotage our efforts to reduce clutter and organize our homes. In episode #310 of The Clutter Fairy Weekly, Gayle Goddard, professional organizer and owner of The Clutter Fairy in Houston, Texas, explores how setting firm and meaningful boundaries with other people can reduce the accumulation of clutter in our spaces.Show notes: https://cfhou.com/tcfw310The Clutter Fairy Weekly is a live webcast and podcast designed to help you clear your clutter and make space in your home and your life for more of what you love. We meet Tuesdays at noon (U.S. Central Time) to answer your decluttering questions and to share organizing tools and techniques, success stories and “ah-hah!” moments, seasonal suggestions, and timeless tips.To participate live in our weekly webcast, join our Meetup group, follow us on Facebook, or subscribe to our mailing list. You can also watch the videos of our webcast on YouTube.Support the show

Coach Caroline and Coach Valerie talk about what happens when runners have too many opinions in their ear: a shoe store telling them one thing, a physical therapist telling them another, a coach saying something else, and social media adding even more noise. Valerie explains why her coaching starts with one core idea: running is a movement pattern, and if the pattern is not working, no shoe, brace, or trendy fix will magically solve it. The episode focuses on how runners often arrive already injured and already overwhelmed, which is exactly why they need a simple, consistent, movement-based approach.The conversation also covers why runners need an open mind when they begin the immersion process, why “the shoe is just a vehicle,” and why structural imbalances do not mean you are broken. Valerie shares how she approaches runners the same way she approaches squat and deadlift coaching in the gym: show the movement, correct the movement, and then repeat it until the body learns. The episode closes with practical advice about checking in, uploading video, joining Zooms, and letting the coach see the whole body so she can identify what is actually causing pain and help runners move toward pain-free running.▶️ Free 30-Day RunRX Reboot — Skill, Strength & Self-Care https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0N-GZ0AosI&list=PLDPcF8ZrDdILC8bYyn2zR-4xvqKRzp2re▶️ Join the RunRX Membership https://runrx.fit/join-runrxstrongWebsite: https://runrx.fit App: RunRx Academy — search “RunRx Academy” on Apple App Store or Google Play Support email: support@runrx.fit

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Dr. Marshall Shepherd, a senior contributor at Forbes and former president of the American Meteorological Society, joins "Forbes Newsroom" to discuss the impacts of wildfires in the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on How to English TEFL Pod, Gav & Em break down what TEFL teachers really do, how students can use AI to boost learning, and whether human teachers still have a future in an AI‑driven world. Em unpacks how she gives crystal‑clear instructions, Gav explains why transcripts are a game‑changer, and together they tackle the delicate art of giving advice to fellow teachers.If you enjoy the show and want to support them, you can buy them a brew at ko-fi.com/howtoenglishpod.#TEFL #ESLTeaching #EnglishTeachers #TeachingTips #CELTA #LanguageLearning #TeacherLife #PodcastForTeachers #AITeacherTimestamps00:00 – What a TEFL teacher actually is03:01 – Will AI replace human teachers?06:49 – Future generations: tech backlash or tech dependence?11:01 – Em's method: how to give perfect classroom instructions17:14 – Why transcripts transform student progress21:04 – Using the How To English transcription corpus22:13 – The delicate art of giving advice to fellow teachers28:23 – Support the show: ko-fi.com/howtoenglishpod

Is 2027 really the year of open contact? What if the chaos, the wars, the sense that everything is unraveling right now isn't the world falling apart, but the exact thing that has to happen before humanity is finally ready to say hello? Michael welcomes back Darryl Anka, who for over 40 years has held open a channel to a being named Bashar, for a wide-ranging conversation about the accelerating countdown to disclosure, why 2027 marks a 40-year cycle dating back to Roswell, and what it actually means to raise your vibration enough to meet advanced civilizations halfway. From congressional hearings to a personal story about an escape room built on the very principles Bashar has been teaching for over four decades, this is a masterclass in self-empowerment disguised as a conversation about aliens. This isn't about whether extraterrestrials are coming. This is about whether you're ready to get honest with yourself about the beliefs quietly running your life, because that, more than any spacecraft, is what's about to change everything. Key Topics: Why 2026 and 2027 mark a genuine contact window, and the concrete signs Darryl is watching, from congressional hearings to Pentagon UFO footage to a noticeable "UFO report" becoming a regular segment on the evening news. The 40-year cycle explained: why Roswell in 1947, the Harmonic Convergence in 1987, and now 2027 all line up, and why humanity may finally be ready this time around. Why extraterrestrials, not fearful human factions, are the ones actually in control of how and when open contact unfolds, and why no false flag scenario could derail it. The real reason people feel fear in the presence of higher-vibration beings: not because anything harmful is happening, but because their frequency forces buried beliefs to the surface. Why the "new generation" isn't just a new generation but, in Bashar's words, a new species, more connected to spirit and less likely to have that connection trained out of them by age seven. The truth about today's AI: why it is not sentient, why it functions as a mirror reflecting back what you feed it, and the very different kind of AI Bashar says would emerge if it were. The blueprint principle: why beliefs are the blueprint, emotions are the builders, thoughts are the materials, and behavior is the style, and why any "wonky" result in your life traces back to a wonky belief. The truth about the Law of Attraction most people get backwards: you don't have to learn a new vibrational frequency to attract what you want, you just have to clear away the fear-based beliefs blocking the one you already have. Why following your excitement doesn't guarantee the outcome you expect, sometimes passion is simply the carrot that gets you moving toward something completely different and far better. The chaos in the world right now isn't a sign we're falling apart; it's disclosure in the deepest sense, everything hidden finally being forced into the light so we can choose, consciously, what kind of world we actually want. You are not waiting for aliens to save you. You are the one in the driver's seat, and the only thing standing between you and the frequency that already fits you perfectly is the fear-based story you've been telling yourself. Clear it out. Follow the excitement. And get ready to shine. Join the Inspire Nation Soul Family!

Are you arriving at the end of a demanding day with a tight knot in your stomach or feeling completely depleted by digital burnout?  In this episode, we build upon the breakthrough clinical insights of Dr. Bonnie Kaplan's The Better Brain, exploring the neuro-somatic science of how nutritional depletion and high-velocity stress clamp down on the celiac (solar plexus) nerve plexus. Discover the fascinating history of ancient healing traditions and how they nurtured their vital life force by warming the body's central engine. Through a guided somatic tracking protocol focusing on the Third Chakra (Manipura), you will learn how to release "stomach bracing," drop your cortisol levels, stimulate your vagus nerve, and rebuild your cognitive armor from the inside out. Turn off the external demands of the world, feed your inner fire, and drift effortlessly into a deep, restorative night of sleep.

The hall pass begins as a simple deal. One night. Clear boundaries. As spiritual awareness grows, trauma patterns in partners stand out sharply. The evolved person shifts to observer mode and stops participating in the cycles. This creates distance. The work remains unfinished on both sides. Pressure builds. Triangulation through the hall pass offers relief without demanding full integration. It diffuses intensity while the deeper alignment catches up. Realism shows the ego and fear underneath. Spiritual clarity sees the energy scatter. Most passes do not close the gap. They manage symptoms until the real repair happens or the container breaks. Revised Radical Questions (fresh set reflecting this insight): 1. How does your spiritual growth make ordinary relationship patterns feel heavier?

Jayson Tatum did not have much to say about the Jaylen Brown trade last night at the ESPY's. The guys think Tatum is not upset about the trade based on his reactions online. Did Brad Stevens think there might be too much tension?

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New does not always mean better. Sometimes your new product is quietly killing your core offer. In this episode of The Level Up Podcast, Paul Alex breaks down the cannibalization trap and why founders must protect the flagship offer that already drives revenue. Let's be real… If your main service is printing cash… But you launch cheaper, confusing offers just because you are bored… You may not be expanding the business. You may be distracting the buyer. In this episode, you'll learn: Why market confusion leads to hesitation How cheaper offers can cannibalize premium sales Why expansion should complement your core offer, not compete with it How ruthless focus creates stronger positioning, cleaner funnels, and higher revenue The truth is simple: A confused buyer does not buy. If your website has too many offers… Too many tiers… Too many similar options… And no clear path forward… The prospect freezes. High-level operators do not compete against their own best product. They protect the golden goose. They refine the core offer. They build upsells that support the main thing. They simplify the message. They make the buying decision obvious. Because complexity is the enemy of execution. Stop launching distractions. Clear the confusion. Keep the main thing the main thing. And keep leveling up. Your Network is your NETWORTH! Make sure to add me on all SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS: Instagram: https://jo.my/paulalex2024Facebook: https://jo.my/fbpaulalex2024YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGhDAD1JyGGzSQUPD9lc9HQLinkedIn: https://jo.my/inpaulalex2024 Looking for a secondary source of income or want to become an entrepreneur? Check out one of my companies below to see if we can help you: www.CashSwipe.com FREE Copy of my book “Blue to Digital Gold - The New American Dream”www.officialPaulAlex.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode, I share six lessons on reclaiming your power by taking accountability for your thoughts, perceptions, and behaviors instead of blaming circumstances beyond your control. Joined by Blaine Bartlett, we discuss why responsibility creates freedom, how fear disguises itself as procrastination and self-sabotage, and why lasting change requires consistent repetition rather than quick fixes. We also break down the results formula, the difference between the mind and consciousness, and practical tools like Cancel, Clear, Connect to interrupt limiting patterns. Every action you take today shapes tomorrow, and ownership is the foundation for creating the future you want.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.