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Unlock the secrets of mental toughness and spiritual growth with Jim Rose, VP of Operations at Pilot Flying J. This episode serves as a masterclass in resilient leadership, challenging the idea that we are victims of our environment and proving that true power lies in mastering the internal landscape. Key Insights Include: Mind Over Circumstance: Why elite leaders focus on controlling their internal response rather than trying to manage uncontrollable external variables. The Vulnerability Accelerator: How embracing transparency and doing "hard things" fosters deep interdependence and builds unbreakable trust within teams. The "Crack in the Earth" Analogy: A practical framework for navigating tough conversations and resolving conflict before it scales into a crisis. The Power of Solitude: Why intentional isolation and mindset shifts are necessary tools for nervous system regulation and personal transformation. Conquering the Plateau: Strategies for maintaining a growth mindset when progress feels stagnant and using discomfort as a catalyst for dreaming bigger. Whether you're a high achiever feeling stuck or a leader looking to fortify your team's culture, Rose's blueprint emphasizes that resilience is a practiced discipline. Listen now to discover why pushing past your comfort zone is the only way to align your performance with your potential.

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Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Conquering Heights: Erik's Journey of Courage at Holmenkollen Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2026-02-17-08-38-20-no Story Transcript:No: Holmenkollen reiste seg stolt mot den klare vinterhimmelen, stålkonstruksjonen dekket med snøflekker og omkranset av hvitkledde trær.En: Holmenkollen rose proudly against the clear winter sky, the steel structure covered with patches of snow and surrounded by snow-clad trees.No: Erik stod ved foten av bakken, øynene stirrende oppover med en blanding av frykt og fascinasjon.En: Erik stood at the foot of the hill, his eyes staring upward with a mix of fear and fascination.No: I dag var skoleklassen på tur til Holmenkollen, og det var en opplevelse mange hadde gledet seg til.En: Today, the school class was on a trip to Holmenkollen, and it was an experience many had been looking forward to.No: Erik, en forsiktig men nysgjerrig elev, likte egentlig ski.En: Erik, a cautious but curious student, actually liked skiing.No: Men tanken på høyder fikk det til å knyte seg i magen hans.En: But the thought of heights made his stomach knot.No: Ved hans side stod Liv, hans beste venn.En: By his side stood Liv, his best friend.No: Hun elsket eventyr og utfordringer, alltid klar for neste store ting.En: She loved adventure and challenges, always ready for the next big thing.No: Sindre, gruppens selvsikre leder, inntok en guide-rolle mens han pekte opp mot toppen av hoppbakken.En: Sindre, the confident leader of the group, assumed the role of guide while pointing up to the top of the ski jump.No: "Skal vi ta turen opp?" spurte han ivrig.En: "Shall we go up?" he asked eagerly.No: Erik nølte, mens Liv nikket entusiastisk.En: Erik hesitated, while Liv nodded enthusiastically.No: "Kom igjen, Erik," sa Liv og smilte varmt.En: "Come on, Erik," said Liv, smiling warmly.No: "Jeg blir med hele veien."En: "I'll be with you all the way."No: Med en dyp innånding bestemte Erik seg for å gi det et forsøk.En: With a deep breath, Erik decided to give it a try.No: Sammen begynte de klatringen opp de lange trappene.En: Together, they began climbing the long stairs.No: Hver trinn brakte Erik nærmere toppen, og hjertet hans dunket raskere for hvert steg.En: Each step brought Erik closer to the top, and his heart beat faster with each stride.No: "Du kan ta pauser hvis du trenger det," foreslo Liv da de nådde midtveis.En: "You can take breaks if you need to," Liv suggested when they reached halfway.No: Erik pustet tungt men han bestemte seg for å fortsette.En: Erik was breathing heavily, but he decided to continue.No: Han ville se utsikten fra toppen, følelsen av å overvinne sitt indre monster virket verdt det.En: He wanted to see the view from the top; the feeling of conquering his inner monster seemed worth it.No: Endelig nådde de plattformen.En: Finally, they reached the platform.No: Erik kikket ut over den glitrende byen.En: Erik looked out over the sparkling city.No: Den utstrakte skogen og fjerne hustak gled utover horisonten.En: The expansive forest and distant rooftops spread out into the horizon.No: Følelsen av å stå der oppe, omfavnet av kulden, var overveldende men også utrolig.En: The feeling of standing up there, embraced by the cold, was overwhelming but also incredible.No: "Dette er fantastisk," pustet Erik lettet.En: "This is amazing," Erik breathed with relief.No: Han hadde ingen intensjon om å hoppe, men det var heller ikke nødvendig.En: He had no intention of jumping, but it wasn't necessary.No: Han hadde allerede oppnådd det viktigste – å overvinne frykten som hadde holdt ham tilbake.En: He had already achieved the most important thing – overcoming the fear that had held him back.No: Sammen vendte de tilbake, Erik med en ny glød av selvtillit i øynene.En: Together they returned, Erik with a new glow of confidence in his eyes.No: Liv gav ham et klapp på skulderen.En: Liv gave him a pat on the shoulder.No: "Stolt av deg," sa hun oppriktig.En: "Proud of you," she said sincerely.No: Erik smilte til Liv og Sindre.En: Erik smiled at Liv and Sindre.No: Han hadde forstått noe viktig denne dagen; noen ganger handlet det ikke om å ta store skritt, men bare om å ta skritt fremover i det hele tatt.En: He had understood something important that day; sometimes it wasn't about taking big steps but just about moving forward at all.No: Livets største suksesser kunne være like enkle som å stå oppreist på en høyde og omfavne den vidstrakte verden rundt seg.En: Life's greatest successes could be as simple as standing tall on a height and embracing the expansive world around you. Vocabulary Words:proudly: stoltsteel: stålkonstruksjonensurrounded: omkransetcautious: forsiktigcurious: nysgjerrigheights: høyderknot: knyteadventure: eventyrleader: lederguide: guidehesitated: nølteenthusiastically: entusiastiskplatform: plattformsparkling: glitrendeexpansive: utstrakterooftops: hustakhorizon: horisontenembraced: omfavnetoverwhelming: overveldendeincredible: utroligintention: intensjonachieved: oppnåddconquering: overvinnefear: fryktensincerely: oppriktigsuccesses: suksessersimple: enklestanding tall: stå oppreistembracing: omfavnedistant: fjerne

APOSTOLOSOPHY PT11(Conquering Talmai The Last Son Of Anak) by Apostle Joseph Mintah in the series The Ministry System Of The Believer 

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Fluent Fiction - Catalan: Conquering the Arctic: Student Triumph on Icy Frontiers Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ca/episode/2026-02-11-23-34-02-ca Story Transcript:Ca: Al mig de l'àrtic immens, sota un cel gris i fred, un grup d'estudiants avancen amb pas cautelós.En: In the middle of the immense àrtic, under a gray and cold sky, a group of students advance with cautious steps.Ca: La tundra àrtica sembla infinita, un desert de neu que s'estén fins on arriba la vista.En: The tundra àrtica appears infinite, a desert of snow stretching as far as the eye can see.Ca: Entre ells, Gemma camina amb una barreja d'emoció i temors amagats.En: Among them, Gemma walks with a mix of excitement and hidden fears.Ca: La Laia li posa una mà a l'espatlla, dient amb un somriure: "No pateixis, ho farem bé.En: Laia places a hand on her shoulder, saying with a smile, "Don't worry, we'll do fine."Ca: " Al seu costat, Pau es mostra confiat.En: Beside her, Pau appears confident.Ca: Fa bromes sobre ser un expert en supervivència, tot i no haver estat mai en un lloc com aquest.En: He jokes about being a survival expert, despite never having been in a place like this.Ca: Aquesta sortida de camp és per estudiar els efectes del canvi climàtic.En: This field trip is to study the effects of climate change.Ca: Gemma sap que és una oportunitat per demostrar el seu valor.En: Gemma knows it's an opportunity to prove her worth.Ca: El vent fred li talla la cara i, tot i portar capes de roba gruixuda, li costa mantenir-se calenta.En: The cold wind cuts across her face and, even though she's wearing layers of thick clothing, it's difficult to stay warm.Ca: Però no ho vol mostrar.En: But she doesn't want to show it.Ca: El grup arriba al seu punt de recerca.En: The group arrives at their research site.Ca: Les màquines, dissenyades per mesurar la temperatura del sòl, deixen de funcionar sobtadament.En: The machines, designed to measure ground temperature, suddenly stop working.Ca: Pau intenta arreglar-ho, però sense èxit.En: Pau tries to fix them, but to no avail.Ca: Laia observa, preocupada pel temps que passa sense aconseguir dades.En: Laia watches, worried about the time passing without collecting data.Ca: "Què farem ara?En: "What will we do now?"Ca: " diu Pau, mirant al seu voltant.En: asks Pau, looking around.Ca: Gemma, malgrat el frec del fred, decideix actuar.En: Gemma, despite the sting of the cold, decides to act.Ca: "Deixeu-me mirar.En: "Let me take a look."Ca: " S'inclina cap a la màquina, les mans tremoloses pel fred, però decidida.En: She leans toward the machine, her hands trembling from the cold, but determined.Ca: Gemma recorda les classes de ciència i com havia après a improvisar amb poc.En: Gemma recalls her science classes and how she learned to improvise with little.Ca: El seu esforç i determinació finalment donen fruit.En: Her effort and determination finally pay off.Ca: Amb una última ajustada, la màquina torna a la vida.En: With a final adjustment, the machine comes back to life.Ca: Una llum verda es reflecteix en la neu, anunciant que les dades es recullen.En: A green light reflects on the snow, announcing that the data is being collected.Ca: El grup celebra, el vent fred ara semblant menys intens.En: The group celebrates, the cold wind now seeming less intense.Ca: De tornada al campament, Gemma se sent diferent.En: Back at the camp, Gemma feels different.Ca: Ha conquerit la seva por i liderat el grup en un moment crític.En: She has conquered her fear and led the group in a critical moment.Ca: La Laia la felicita i Pau admet que no hauria pogut fer-ho millor.En: Laia congratulates her and Pau admits he couldn't have done it better.Ca: Gemma somriu, un somriure ple de confiança i satisfacció.En: Gemma smiles, a smile full of confidence and satisfaction.Ca: Ara sap que, fins i tot davant del fred més intens, pot confiar en si mateixa.En: Now she knows that, even in the face of the most intense cold, she can trust herself.Ca: La tundra, encara que inhòspita, ha estat testimoni del seu creixement personal, i, en sortir sota el cel de l'àrtic, Gemma camina amb una nova decisió sòlida i ferma.En: The tundra, although inhospitable, has witnessed her personal growth, and as she steps out under the àrtic sky, Gemma walks with a new solid and firm resolve.Ca: La seva por ha esvaït en el vent gèlid, deixant pas a la seva nova força interior.En: Her fear has faded into the icy wind, giving way to her new inner strength. Vocabulary Words:the shoulder: l'espatllathe fear: la porthe joke: la bromathe expert: l'expertthe opportunity: l'oportunitatthe layers: les capesthe clothing: la robathe machine: la màquinathe ground: el sòlthe effort: l'esforçthe determination: la determinacióthe adjustment: l'ajustadathe green light: la llum verdathe data: les dadesthe celebration: la celebracióthe campsite: el campamentthe confidence: la confiançathe satisfaction: la satisfaccióthe moment: el momentthe growth: el creixementthe resolve: la decisióthe strength: la forçathe terrain: el terrenythe cold: el fredthe landscape: el paisatgethe research site: el punt de recercathe temperature: la temperaturathe science classes: les classes de ciènciathe improvisation: la improvisacióthe fear's sting: el frec del fred

Sermon preached on Sunday Evening from Rev 3:7-13 on 2/8/2026 by Evangelist Joe Kaiser at First Baptist Church of Easton.Welcome to those joining via Podcast, we are glad to have you join us. If you are ever in the Easton Area, we would love to have you visit us!If you care to support the ministry, visit us at firstbaptisteaston.com, click Donate. https://app.aplos.com/aws/give/FirstBaptistChurchofEaston

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Welcome to the interview podcast providing an inside scoop on comedy scenes across the globe. We are dedicated to speaking with the true mavericks of the comedy world.In this episode, join acclaimed comedian Dane Baptiste for an unfiltered look at his journey, from his humble beginnings to conquering the Edinburgh Fringe. Dane dives deep into the harsh realities of the comedy industry, the hurdles of creating a Black sitcom, and the nuances of racism in the UK versus the USA.From navigating "cancel culture" to the raw truth about fame and ego, Baptiste explores why comedy remains the ultimate tool for explaining culture and speaking truth to power.Episode Timestamps:[[01:28]] My humble beginnings in comedy [[07:04]][[04:46]] TikTok culture and its impact on society [[07:00]][[10:11]] The challenges of starting a comedy journey [[13:53]][[14:10]] Creating a Black sitcom on a micro-budget [[19:59]][[19:59]] Conquering the Edinburgh Fringe with limited resources [[25:32]][[25:32]] Ego and the comedy industry [[27:05]][[27:09]] The truth about comedy promoters and critics [[29:19]][[35:12]] Validation and navigating "BS" in the comedy space [[40:11]][[41:37]] Comparing racism in the UK and the USA [[46:31]][[47:00]] Cheap race jokes and the "blame game" [[01:01:20]][[01:02:37]] The power of comedy [[01:04:05]][[01:08:00]] Why most people don't want to tell the truth to rock the boat [[01:15:00]][[01:15:37]] My role as an observational comedian [[01:17:17]][[01:17:27]] Life advice, cancellation, and the rarity of being heard [[01:20:00]][[01:22:00]] Survival advice for being "cancelled" [[01:30:00]]Connect with Dane Baptiste:Official Website: danebaptiste.co.ukYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DaneBaptisteComedyLinktree: https://linktr.ee/DaneBaptistePodcast: https://shorturl.at/SWnXeComing Soon: Citizen DaneFollow & Support This Podcast:YouTube: https://bit.ly/41LWDAqSpotify: spoti.fiSpotify:https://spoti.fi/3oLrmyU,Apple podcasts: https://apple.co/3LEkr3ESupport us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thecomediansparadise#danebaptiste #comedypodcast #cancelculture #standupcomedy #britishcomedy #edinburghfringe #blackbritishcomedy #comedyindustry #socialcommentary #ukvsusa #thecomediansparadise #podcastinterview

When the ground gives way and the headlines roar, most of us reach for control. We built this message around Psalm 46 to offer a better refuge: the living God who is “a very present help in trouble.” We start where the psalm starts, naming the chaos with honesty—mountains moving, waters foaming, nations raging—and then we trace the surprising turn to a quiet river that makes the city of God glad. That shift isn't poetic window dressing; it's a map for anxious souls learning to breathe again.We walk through the Scriptures that echo this pattern. At the Red Sea, God saves at daybreak while His people stand still. With Elisha, an unseen army fills the hills while fear shrinks the horizon. On the Sea of Galilee, Jesus silences a storm with three words and exposes the gap between our panic and His peace. These scenes aren't museum pieces; they are invitations to see scale rightly: God's voice outweighs the loudest crisis. That's why “Be still and know that I am God” is more than a coffee-mug comfort. It is a royal decree to warring nations and warring hearts, a call to yield to the true King who will be exalted in the earth.We also press the promise home. The reason the city stands isn't the river; it's the God in the midst. In Christ, the fortress is not a place we run to earn, but a refuge we receive by grace. Your life can be hidden with Him today—supplied by daily mercies, guarded by steadfast love, and steadied by a hope that looks past night toward morning. If you've been trying to outshout the storm, come hear why surrender is safer than self-salvation and how to practice God's presence when the world shakes. Listen, share with a friend who needs courage, and if this encouraged you, subscribe and leave a review so others can find their way to the fortress too.

Professor Eve McDonald recounts how young Scipio Africanus adopts Hannibal's tactics, conquering Spain and invading Africa to force Hannibal's return and final defeat at the Battle of Zama.1900 CARTHAGE

Imagine being afraid of a pickle. Or a banana. Or a nub of bread. That’s daily life for people with ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder). It's an eating disorder not driven by weight or body image, but by fear, sensory overwhelm, or low appetite. People with this condition experience real terror and powerful aversions to certain foods - far beyond picky eating. Clinical psychologist Dr. Evelyna Kambanis explains ARFID, who it affects, and how treatment helps people reclaim their lives. Andrew Luber (aka “ARFID Andrew”) shares his funny, blunt, and vulnerable attempts at food exposures online. And Danielle Meinert tells the story of carrying ARFID since toddlerhood, and the startling change she says came after a high-dose psilocybin experience. Resources: National Eating Disorders Association - ARFIDAssociation of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated DisordersFamilies Empowered and Supporting Treatment of Eating Disorders Suggested episodes: The hidden hunger of Pica: Stories from people who eat objects Anorexia is complex. Two people talk frankly about their decades-long journeys GUESTS: Dr. Evelyna Kambanis: Licensed clinical psychologist in the Eating Disorders Clinical & Research Program at Massachusetts General Hospital and a faculty member at Harvard Medical School. She is involved in clinical care and research on ARFID Andrew Luber, aka ARFID Andrew: Los Angeles filmmaker and social media creator who documents food exposures with humor under the tagline, “Conquering my fear of food one laugh at a time” Danielle Meinert: Lived with ARFID for 27 years after a major shift in her relationship with food following ear surgery as a toddler. After years of trying traditional approaches, she described experiencing a dramatic change after a session using psilocybin Support the show: https://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode Overview In this episode, John Kitchens is joined by Joel Perso for Part 3 of the Conquering Operational Chaos Power Hour series—with a deep, tactical dive into real estate operations. This conversation pulls back the curtain on what actually breaks growing real estate businesses—not leads, not talent, but operational chaos. John and Joel break down how to build consistent, repeatable buyer and listing systems that protect client experience, elevate team performance, and unlock the next level of scale. If you've ever felt like your business would collapse if volume doubled tomorrow, this episode gives you the blueprint to fix it—before it costs you deals, reputation, or your sanity. Key Topics Covered Why Operations Are the Real Growth Constraint Why there are no neutral client interactions—every moment builds or erodes trust How inconsistent systems quietly damage brand reputation Why most teams break after success, not before it The Power of Proven, Repeatable Systems Turning chaos into clarity through documented processes Why consistency beats talent when scaling a team How systems protect culture, clients, and profitability Listing Systems That Create Confidence Lead follow-up processes for expireds, FSBOs, and seller leads Pre-listing packets, appointment confirmations, and pricing strategy Walkthrough frameworks that demonstrate expertise and build trust Setting expectations early to avoid pricing and timeline conflict Buyer Systems That Win Loyalty (and Offers) Internet lead follow-up and buyer qualification frameworks Why showings are the most underrated trust-building moment Leading showings like an expert—not a door opener Offer-writing consistency and marketplace reputation Contract-to-Close: Where Deals Are Won or Lost Why handoffs between agents, TCs, lenders, and title matter The mindset shift: assume no one else will catch the mistake Reviewing title commitments, appraisals, and closing statements Preventing last-minute chaos through proactive leadership Scaling the Right Way Fixing "below-the-waterline" problems before cosmetic upgrades Why V1 systems beat no systems—perfection comes later How operational clarity unlocks recruiting, retention, and freedom Resources & Mentions Agent to CEO Mastermind CoachKitchens.ai – AI-powered systems and SOP support Sisu – Dashboard, transaction management, and client portals Honey Badger Nation Community Growth Centric Consulting – Joel Perso Final Takeaway You don't scale by adding more leads—you scale by removing chaos. Operational excellence isn't about paperwork or bureaucracy. It's about leadership, trust, and delivering a consistent experience that compounds over time. When your systems are clear, your agents perform better, your clients trust deeper, and your business finally becomes scalable. As John puts it: "Assume no one else is going to do their job—and lead the entire transaction." That mindset changes everything. Connect with Us: Instagram: @johnkitchenscoach LinkedIn: @johnkitchenscoach Facebook: @johnkitchenscoach If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a review. Stay tuned for more insights and strategies from the top minds. See you next time!

It's easy to think your ambitions are gone forever once you're a parent, or worse, after a divorce. Suddenly, “having it all” feels unrealistic, if not impossible. But Sarah Armstrong is proof that ambition doesn't just disappear. It evolves. This week on SUPERWOMEN, I sat down with Sarah, VP of Global Marketing Operations at Google, and author of The Art of the Juggling Act and  The Mom's Guide to a Good Divorce. She shares what it looked like to keep her career moving through motherhood, divorce, and single parenting, without losing herself in the process. We talk about choosing what matters, setting boundaries that actually hold up, and letting go of pressure that does more harm than good. If you've ever wondered whether your goals still fit the life you're living now, this one's for you. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Sarah Armstrong, Author And Global Executive (01:46) The shock of early motherhood and realizing there is no blueprint(05:51) The power of saying no without guilt (07:48) Finding her new normal as a single mom  (09:51) Why pulling back does not end your trajectory (13:24) Setting firm boundaries that actually work (20:48) Redefining what having it all really means (25:58) What Sarah would tell her younger self about motherhood & ambition Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fluent Fiction - Serbian: Conquering Avala: Team Building in the Snow Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/sr/episode/2026-02-05-23-34-02-sr Story Transcript:Sr: Хладно јутро на планини Авала.En: A cold morning on planina Avala.Sr: Снег прекрио све.En: Snow covered everything.Sr: На окупљању тимова фирме, Јована и њен тим су се сместили на једној чистини.En: At the company team gathering, Jovana and her team settled in a clearing.Sr: Хладни ваздух ствара облаке од даха, а снег шкрипи под ногама.En: The cold air creates clouds of breath, and the snow crunches underfoot.Sr: Никола стоји по страни.En: Nikola stands to the side.Sr: Гледа на снегом покривене гране и зна да је ово прилика да се докаже.En: He looks at the snow-covered branches and knows that this is a chance to prove himself.Sr: Јована је нова вођа тима.En: Jovana is the new team leader.Sr: Хоће да створи јаку и уједињену екипу.En: She wants to create a strong and united team.Sr: Издаје упутства за задатак - а то је изазовна препрека.En: She issues instructions for the task - which is a challenging obstacle.Sr: „Треба да савладамо ову препреку,“ говори Јована.En: "We need to overcome this obstacle," Jovana says.Sr: „Биће потребно доста снаге и сарадње.En: "It will require a lot of strength and cooperation."Sr: “ Након што су сви започели, Никола је осетио да задатак представља проблем.En: After everyone started, Nikola felt that the task presented a problem.Sr: Снег отежава кретање.En: The snow makes movement difficult.Sr: Док су се остали борили са првим делом препреке, у уму Николе јавља се дилема.En: While the others struggled with the first part of the obstacle, a dilemma arose in Nikola's mind.Sr: Да ли да покуша сам или да пита Јовану за савет?En: Should he try alone or ask Jovana for advice?Sr: Осетивши тежину задатка, Никола се решава на храбар корак.En: Feeling the weight of the task, Nikola decides to take a brave step.Sr: Прилази Јовани, прихватајући стварност.En: He approaches Jovana, accepting reality.Sr: „Јована, можеш ли ми помоћи?En: "Jovana, can you help me?Sr: Савет би ми значио.En: Advice would mean a lot."Sr: “ Јована му осмехну се.En: Jovana smiles at him.Sr: „Радимо заједно.En: "We'll work together.Sr: Никад није срамота тражити помоћ.En: It's never a shame to ask for help."Sr: “ Уз њену подршку и заједнички напор, цела група крену снажно напред.En: With her support and a joint effort, the whole group moved forward strongly.Sr: Прешли су препреку, осетивши понос и задовољство.En: They overcame the obstacle, feeling pride and satisfaction.Sr: По завршетку активности, Јована се окрену ка Николи.En: After the activity concluded, Jovana turned to Nikola.Sr: „Показали сте лидерске способности.En: "You demonstrated leadership abilities.Sr: Љубопитљивост и отвореност су одлике великих вођа.En: Curiosity and openness are traits of great leaders."Sr: “Никола осети топлину захвалности.En: Nikola felt a warmth of gratitude.Sr: Научио је важну лекцију - сарадња је кључна, а питање за помоћ може донети успех.En: He learned an important lesson - cooperation is key, and asking for help can lead to success.Sr: Планина Авала, иако сурова у свом зимском руху, пружила је простора за нови почетак и развој.En: planina Avala, though harsh in its winter attire, provided room for a new beginning and growth. Vocabulary Words:gathering: окупљањеclearing: чистинаcrunches: шкрипиprove: докажеobstacle: препрекаstrength: снагаcooperation: сарадњаstruggled: борилиdilemma: дилемаadvice: саветbrave: храбарapproaches: прилазиreality: стварностsupport: подршкаeffort: напорpride: поносsatisfaction: задовољствоconcluded: завршетакdemonstrated: показалиleadership: лидерскеcuriosity: љубопитљивостtraits: одликеgratitude: захвалностlesson: лекцијаharsh: суроваattire: рухbeginning: почетакgrowth: развојteam: екипаsettled: сместили

SummaryOriginally released in June of 2024, episode 38 is still one of our most referenced EQ conversations. In Episode 38, Ismail and Sameer speak from the heart as they share their personal struggles with stress, anxiety as it relates to work and life.  Over the years, the EQ Gents have learned how to manage through these overwhelming emotions and in some cases even used it as fuel for positive outcomes they've experienced along the way.   This episode will explore and try to answer the following questions we all wonder, yet rarely stop to ask ourselves and explore in detail: Main Topics:What causes work stress/anxiety and what impact is it having on you as a person?How to recognize when your stress is going from ‘normal' work stress to work stress that is dominating your life.How to manage your stress an anxiety and make it into your ally or friend.What changes mentally or physically should we be making to ensure we keep work in its proper lane?Feel free to send us an email at info@emotionalintelligents.com and share your thoughts or visit us at https://linktr.ee/emotionalintelligents Send us a text

The body is bioenergy. It is also a battery that collects and stores energy, or leaks energy. This bioenergetic system is about frequencies and vibrations, emotions, mindset and how we interact with the natural world. Harry Massey is a true expert in this field, as well as a biohacker, creating devices and products to improve our energetic health.Harry Massey is a well-known bioenergetic expert, speaker, and entrepreneur who has made significant contributions to the field of bioenergetics—the study of energy in living systems—to help people worldwide restore their energy, health, and vitality for life.After suffering from severe chronic fatigue syndrome that left him bedridden and suffering for almost 10 years, Harry stumbled onto bioenergetics and began researching, exploring, and developing bioenergetic treatments that eventually led him to fully regain his energy and life. As a serial entrepreneur, Harry became the founder of NES Health, XPO Health, and Energy4Life—all companies dedicated to researching and developing advanced bioenergetic technologies and solutions that are transforming patient health and wellness in remarkable ways. Harry has also invented dozens of bioenergetic devices and technology. He has developed proprietary IP approved by the FDA including the miHealth device, infoceuticals, and the Bioenergetic WellNES SystemContact:Website -https://www.harrymassey.comJoin us as we explore:Defining bioenergetics, the body as a battery, leaking energy and where to start on your bioenergetic optimization journey.Emotions as frequency, organ frequencies and bioenergetic biohacking.Why kids and animals respond better to bioenergetic medicine.The natural bioenergetic techniques available to everyone, anywhere, everyday. Chinese medicine diets, food as energetic information, can that be measured and Kirlian photography.How HRV translates as bioenergetics. Mentions:Products - https://www.harrymassey.com/product-developer/Practitioners - https://practitioners.neshealth.com/in-the-news/Support the showFollow Steve's socials: Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Facebook | Twitter | TikTokSupport the show on Patreon:As much as we love doing it, there are costs involved and any contribution will allow us to keep going and keep finding the best guests in the world to share their health expertise with you. I'd be grateful and feel so blessed by your support: https://www.patreon.com/MadeToThriveShowSend me a WhatsApp to +27 64 871 0308. Disclaimer: Please see the link for our disclaimer policy for all of our content: https://madetothrive.co.za/terms-and-conditions-and-privacy-policy/

Spiritual consistency produces faithfulness, victory, and eternal rewards for advancing believers. Rick Hughes teaches why spiritual consistency is essential to the Christian life. Using Galatians 6:9 and 1 Corinthians 15:58, he explains how faithfulness and perseverance protect believers from discouragement and spiritual drift. This episode also identifies the conquering Christian, the overcomer or winner believer, and outlines the eternal rewards promised to those who remain consistent, apply divine viewpoint, and stay occupied with Christ.⬇Download Transcript: https://rhem.pub/1067-transcript

Join us today as we share a vision we were given this week of more conquering Angels being released in the earth for warfare in the days ahead.  The Lord is declaring war on our enemy and sending help as the "Dread Champion" to lead us into battle (Jer 20:11).

The Natural Nurse, Ellen Kamhi, talks with Dr. Dean Mitchell, a board-certified allergist, immunologist, and integrative medicine specialist with over 25 years of experience. He is the founder of Mitchell Medical Group in New York City and a national leader in sublingual immunotherapy, a safer and more natural treatment for allergies. Dr. Mitchell is the author of Dr. Dean Mitchell's Allergy and Asthma Solution, which offers an innovative, holistic approach to managing immune and allergic conditions. A graduate of NYU School of Medicine, he is also the host of the Smart Medicine podcast, where he explores cutting-edge strategies for treating chronic illness and restoring vibrant health.  www.mitchellmedicalgroup.com

Did you know there's real support available when state testing feels overwhelming?This month on The Sequoia Breeze, Rebecca LaSavio is joined by Denis DiNoia, creator of Mr. D Math and a well-known advocate for homeschooling and charter education. Together, they talk about Conquer the CAASPP, a test prep course designed specifically for California students. But this course isn't about cramming or drilling. It's about helping students build confidence, work through fear and anxiety, and walk into testing feeling prepared, capable, and ready to do their best.This fast-paced, engaging conversation is packed with practical wisdom, real-life examples, and ideas families can use right away. If testing season feels stressful in your home, this episode offers reassurance, tools, and a reminder that confidence is just as important as content.Show Notes:Conquer the CAASPP

Get ready to relive peak 90s sports-movie chaos, because this bonus episode of No More Late Fees is all about flying V energy, childhood crushes, and extremely serious hockey opinions. Jackie and Danielle are back on the ice, revisiting The Mighty Ducks trilogy in a way only they can—equal parts reverent, chaotic, and lovingly unhinged.In this episode, the hosts break down Mighty Ducks lore through a full-on character draft, pulling players from all three films and debating who truly deserves a roster spot. Along the way, they dig into behind-the-scenes trivia, character arcs that aged surprisingly well (and some that absolutely did not), and the emotional weight of growing up on Disney Channel sports movies. Expect hot takes on Julie “The Cat,” Adam Banks' undeniable talent, Bash Brothers strategy, and why Iceland may be the most iconic villain team of the era.The conversation also veers into broader nostalgia, touching on kids sports movies that shaped an entire generation, questionable accents, rich-kid antagonists, and the cultural pipeline from The Mighty Ducks to modern sports fandom. With witty commentary, playful arguments, and deep-cut references, this episode feels like hanging out with friends who know way too much about 90s movies—and are proud of it.If you grew up rewinding VHS tapes, yelling “quack, quack” at the TV, or forming lifelong opinions about fictional hockey teams, this episode is for you. Be sure to subscribe to No More Late Fees, leave a review, and share the episode with a fellow Duck who still knows all the words to the theme music.Keywords: Mighty Ducks podcast, No More Late Fees, 90s movie podcast, Disney sports movies, Mighty Ducks trivia, Mighty Ducks character analysis, nostalgic movie podcast, millennial pop culture, kids sports films—No More Late Fees ⁠https://nomorelatefeespodcast.com⁠909-601-NMLF (6653)—Follow Us on Social:Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/nomorelatefees TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@nomorelatefees Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/nomorelatefeesYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/@nomorelatefees Twitterhttps://x.com/NoMoreLateFees —CONQUERing⁠⁠myconquering.com⁠⁠10% Off Code: JACKIE10—NostaBeautyhttps://nostabeauty.com 20% Off Code: NMLF—Previous EpisodesBASEketballhttps://nomorelatefeespodcast.com/episode/baseketballSports Comedies with Coach Ronhttps://nomorelatefeespodcast.com/episode/sports-comedies-with-coach-ronOut Coldhttps://nomorelatefeespodcast.com/episode/out-coldBest Winter Y2K Movieshttps://nomorelatefeespodcast.com/episode/best-winter-y2k-movies-from-slope-laughs-to-icy-disasters

I just watched a documentary on Alexander the Great and tried to do what I always do — turn world domination into punchlines. From conquering Persia before age 30 to having the confidence of a guy who's never bombed on stage, Alexander might be the original “main character energy.”In this episode of Reality is Optional, I break down the wildest moments from the documentary and try to find the comedy in ancient warfare, ego, legacy, and what happens when you think you're unstoppable.We've got:Alexander tutored by Aristotle; conquering most of the known world before 32; elite military strategy and questionable emotional decisions; what happens when your army is tired but you're still chasing glory; and why every comic secretly thinks they're Alexander at an open mic.History meets stand-up. Empires fall. Jokes rise.#AlexanderTheGreat#HistoryComedy#DocumentaryCommentary#AncientHistory#StandUpPodcast

Conquering your old life is not about self-improvement—it's about spiritual displacement. God does not bring us forward so we can negotiate with who we used to be. In this episode, we explore how pride, self-reliance, and forgotten dependence can quietly resurrect the old life God already delivered us from. Drawing from Deuteronomy 8 and 9, we confront the danger of crossing into promise while carrying yesterday's mindset—and how humility is the key to true victory.

In this episode, Pastor Chris talks about one of the most dangerous areas of religion that can show up in our lives and churches, a critical spirit and religious pride.

In the early 1950s, Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin were in a race to develop a vaccine against polio. While Salk's killed-virus vaccine was the first to be distributed, Sabin continued working to perfect his own approach. In the end, Sabin's oral polio vaccine—made from a weakened live virus—proved easier to administer and was ultimately distributed far more widely, though his name never achieved the same recognition. In this episode, Lindsay is joined by epidemiologist and oral historian Karen Torghele. Her book Albert Sabin: The Life of a Polio Vaccine Pioneer is due to be published by Yale University Press in June of 2026. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

 Attacking the tributaries from New York through Michigan in January and February isn't for the faint of heart, but for the proud “frozen chosen,” winter is no match for a steelhead addiction. A well-known personality in the Great Lakes scene and a maker of fine custom center pin reels, Danny Colville shares some pointers to maximize your effectiveness. Hosted by Outdoor Life fishing editor Joe Cermele. Edited by Mike Pedersen / Eighty Five Audio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Grab your skates, pop in that well-worn VHS, and get ready to quack your way straight back to the '90s.

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Conquering Fujisan: A New Year's Journey to the Summit Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2026-01-26-23-34-02-ja Story Transcript:Ja: 富士山は白い雪に覆われて、静かな冬の美しさを誇っていました。En: Fujisan was covered in white snow, boasting the serene beauty of winter.Ja: 新しい年を迎え、晴れやかな空の下で、はるか、けんた、あゆみの三人は山のふもとに立っていました。En: As the new year began, under the clear sky, Haruka, Kenta, and Ayumi stood at the foot of the mountain.Ja: 冬の空気は冷たく、彼らの頬に軽く触れます。En: The winter air was cold, lightly touching their cheeks.Ja: 「今年は絶対に頂上に行きたいな」とはるかは微笑んで言いました。昨年の失敗を吹き飛ばす決意でいっぱいでした。En: "This year, I definitely want to reach the summit," Haruka said with a smile, filled with determination to overcome last year's failure.Ja: 「でも、気をつけないと。道は凍ってるかもしれない。」けんたは慎重に言います。En: "But we need to be careful. The path might be icy," Kenta said cautiously.Ja: 彼はいつも仲間の安全を第一に考えていました。しかし、心のどこかで冒険を求める心も持っていました。En: He always prioritized the safety of his friends. However, somewhere in his heart, he also craved adventure.Ja: あゆみは肩をすくめて、「道なんて関係ないよ。大事なのは冒険そのものだよ」と言い、楽しそうにはしゃいでいました。En: Ayumi shrugged her shoulders and said, "The path doesn't matter. What's important is the adventure itself," and she was cheerfully excited.Ja: 彼らは歩き始めました。雪道は想像以上に滑りやすく険しかったです。En: They began to walk. The snowy path was more slippery and steep than they had imagined.Ja: はるかはみんなを率いて進みましたが、自信と不安が入り混じっていました。En: Haruka led the way, but she was filled with both confidence and uncertainty.Ja: たどり着いたところは、氷で覆われた急な坂。En: They arrived at a steep slope covered in ice.Ja: はるかの顔には決意が表れていましたが、けんたは言いました。「ここで引き返すべきだと思う。もう危ないよ。」En: Determination was evident on Haruka's face, but Kenta said, "I think we should turn back here. It's too dangerous now."Ja: それでもあゆみは言いました。「少しだけ頑張ろうよ。この先に何があるかわからないじゃない？」En: Still, Ayumi said, "Let's give it a little more effort. We don't know what lies ahead, do we?"Ja: はるかは一瞬迷いましたが、仲間を見て決心しました。En: Haruka hesitated for a moment but then made up her mind after looking at her friends.Ja: 「ここまで来たんだ。もうちょっと行こう。でも、気をつけながら。」En: "We've come this far. Let's go a little further, but carefully."Ja: 彼らは慎重に進みました。En: They proceeded cautiously.Ja: そして、あと少しで頂上という場所で立ち止まりました。En: They stopped at a place where they were almost at the top.Ja: 辺りはまだ暗いですが、空がだんだんと明るくなり始めました。En: It was still dark around them, but the sky began to brighten gradually.Ja: そこで、はるかはこう言いました。「ここで日の出を見ようよ。そのほうが素敵かもしれない。」En: There, Haruka said, "Let's watch the sunrise here. It might be more wonderful."Ja: 仲間たちは賛成しました。彼らは辺りに腰を下ろし、東の空が赤く染まり始めるのを見守りました。En: Her friends agreed. They sat down and watched as the eastern sky began to turn red.Ja: 暖かい光の中で、彼らの顔には穏やかな笑顔がありました。En: In the warm light, they wore gentle smiles on their faces.Ja: 「目的地よりも、こうして一緒にここまで来れたことが大事なのかもしれないね。」はるかは満足そうに言いました。En: "Perhaps what's important is not the destination, but rather that we were able to come this far together," Haruka said contentedly.Ja: そして、何かが変わったことを感じました。En: She felt that something had changed.Ja: 彼女はもう自分の心の声を聞くことができ、仲間を正しく導ける自信を持っていました。En: She could now listen to her inner voice and had gained the confidence to lead her friends correctly.Ja: 新しい一年の幕開けを告げる素晴らしい日の出の中で、彼らの友情もまた、強く輝いていました。En: Amidst the magnificent sunrise, marking the beginning of a new year, their friendship shone brightly and strongly. Vocabulary Words:serene: 静かboasting: 誇っていましたdetermination: 決意summit: 頂上failure: 失敗cautiously: 慎重にprioritized: 第一に考えていましたcraved: 求めるshrugged: 肩をすくめてadventure: 冒険cheerfully: 楽しそうuncertainty: 不安steep: 険しかったslope: 坂hesitated: 迷いましたevident: 表れていましたproceeded: 進みましたdestination: 目的地contentedly: 満足そうinner: 心のlisten: 聞くbrighten: 明るくgentle: 穏やかgain: 持つconfidence: 自信magnificent: 素晴らしいmarking: 告げるshone: 輝いてamidst: 中でfoot: ふもと

Introduction: If you have your Bibles let me invite you to open with me to the book of Revelation chapter 12. We have transitioned now in our study of Revelation to a series of seven visions that highlight and emphasize particularly the enemies of God, their wicked work in the world, and their ultimate…

In this sermon, Chris Romig centers on Revelation chapter 12 as the key to understanding the cosmic battle between God and Satan. He explains that the chapter reveals the deeper story behind world events: Satan, after being defeated by Jesus at the cross, now turns his fury on God's people—both Israel and Christian believers. Chris Romig underscores how this ongoing conflict explains centuries of suffering and anti-Semitism, as well as the challenges Christians face today. He highlights two of Satan's main strategies: deception (twisting truth and distracting people from God) and accusation (filling believers with guilt and doubt). Despite Satan's rage and strength, Chris Romig reassures listeners that Christians overcome the devil "by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony." He calls believers to live boldly in their victory through Jesus, not allowing fear or accusation to hold them back. The message ends with a communal declaration of faith in Jesus's saving work, reminding listeners that nothing can separate them from God's love and that Satan's defeat is certain. Chris Romig closes with a note of triumph and encouragement: victory is already won through Jesus Christ.

In this episode of Home in Progress, sponsored by RepcoLite Paints and Benjamin Moore, Dan kicks things off with a lighthearted winter story before diving into two practical, surprisingly connected topics: organizing digital memories and choosing the right wood finish.The first half of the show tackles the growing stress of digital photo overload. Dan breaks down why our phones feel so cluttered, explains the critical difference between syncing and backing up photos, and outlines simple, realistic steps for freeing up storage while keeping important memories safe. Along the way, he introduces the “paradox of plenty” — why having fewer, more meaningful photos can actually help us enjoy our memories more.In the second half, the focus shifts back to the Winter Wood Shop with a deep but accessible look at lacquer and polyurethane. Dan explains how modern wood finishes evolved, the practical differences between oil-based and water-based polyurethane, and how recent VOC regulations have changed what's available today. He also shares application tips, common mistakes to avoid, and why polyurethane remains one of the most versatile finishes for real-world woodworking projects.The episode wraps up by connecting good materials, good habits, and good outcomes — whether you're protecting wood or preserving memories.RECOMMENDED READING & RESOURCESIf you want to go deeper, these articles and guides are clear and practical:Practical Guides for Photo Organization & BackupHow to Organize and Protect Digital Photos (The Photo Managers) — A professional's guide to consolidating, organizing, and backing up your entire library. How to Organize and Protect Digital PhotosHow To Organize And Back Up Digital Photos and Videos (DIY Playbook) — Practical steps for creating a “photo hub,” removing duplicates, and backing up to a cloud or hard drive. How to Organize and Back Up Digital Photos and VideosStep-by-Step Photo Storage Guide (Eyes The Limit) — A straightforward walk through sorting, backing up, and deleting unwanted photos, including folder and tagging tips. How to Organize Your Photo Storage: Step‑by‑Step GuideApple Support — iCloud Photos & Optimize Storage — Official Apple instructions so you can see exactly how iCloud sync, optimize storage, and deletions work (and why synced photos are everywhere). Set up and Use iCloud Photos (Apple Support)Cloud & Phone Backup BasicsGoogle Photos Help — Manage Storage & Cleanup — Official support from Google on how to manage storage, clean up large files, and understand what counting against storage means in Google Photos. Manage Your Storage (Google Photos Help)

In April 1954, a group of first graders lined up in the gymnasium of an elementary school in McLean, Virginia for the start of the Salk polio vaccine trials. In an era before widespread federal government involvement in public health, the National Institute of Infantile Paralysis executed an unprecedented experiment involving nearly 2 million children and tens of thousands of doctors, nurses, and volunteers. It was the largest peacetime mobilization in American history.While scientists evaluated the results, Americans waited anxiously to find out whether the vaccine was safe and effective, putting an end to 40 years of fear. But in the spring of 1955, a shocking revelation would bring the vaccination program to a sudden halt.Be the first to know about Wondery's newest podcasts, curated recommendations, and more! Sign up now at https://wondery.fm/wonderynewsletterListen to American History Tellers on the Wondery App or wherever you get your podcasts. Experience all episodes ad-free and be the first to binge the newest season. Unlock exclusive early access by joining Wondery+ in the Wondery App, Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Start your free trial today by visiting wondery.com/links/american-history-tellers/ now.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Fluent Fiction - Catalan: Conquering Cliffs: A Journey of Fear and Inspiration Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ca/episode/2026-01-21-08-38-20-ca Story Transcript:Ca: El dia començava amb un cel clar i un sol brillant sobre la Costa Brava.En: The day began with a clear sky and a bright sun over the Costa Brava.Ca: El mar blau es reflectia en els ulls de la Núria mentre es preparava per a l'excursió.En: The blue sea reflected in Núria's eyes as she prepared for the excursion.Ca: Els penya-segats eren imponents, amagant històries antigues entre les seves roques.En: The cliffs were imposing, hiding ancient stories among their rocks.Ca: L'hivern donava una frescor especial a l'aire, estimulant cada pas que feia la parella.En: Winter gave a special freshness to the air, invigorating every step the couple took.Ca: La Núria era aventurera de mena.En: Núria was adventurous by nature.Ca: Li agradava explorar nous paisatges i trobar inspiració per als seus quadres.En: She loved exploring new landscapes and finding inspiration for her paintings.Ca: Tanmateix, dins seu, hi havia un secret temor: les altures.En: However, within her, there was a secret fear: heights.Ca: En Jordi, el seu amic sempre enèrgic, mai s'havia adonat d'aquesta por.En: Jordi, her ever-energetic friend, had never realized this fear.Ca: Ell caminava al seu costat, ple de confiança, animant-la contínuament.En: He walked beside her, full of confidence, continuously encouraging her.Ca: "Vinga, Núria, aquesta part del camí és preciosa, no t'ho perdis!En: "Come on, Núria, this part of the path is beautiful, don't miss it!"Ca: ", deia Jordi amb entusiasme.En: Jordi would say with enthusiasm.Ca: El camí serpentejava per la costa, revelant vistes espectaculars del mar.En: The path wound its way along the coast, revealing spectacular views of the sea.Ca: Però també es tornava més complicat, amb pendents rocosos i trams estrets que deixaven veure el mar des de vertiginoses altures.En: But it also became more challenging, with rocky slopes and narrow sections that offered dizzying views of the sea below.Ca: La Núria sentia el cor bategar-li fort, però no volia defallir.En: Núria felt her heart beating hard, but she did not want to falter.Ca: La voluntat de superar la seva por i trobar inspiració guiava cada pas.En: The will to overcome her fear and find inspiration guided every step.Ca: "Ara vindrà la part més alta", va avisar Jordi.En: "Now we're coming to the highest part," Jordi warned.Ca: La Núria es va aturar un moment, mirant cap amunt, cap al punt culminant de l'excursió.En: Núria paused for a moment, looking up towards the culminating point of the excursion.Ca: Allà, el camí s'elevava fins a un penya-segat que prometia una vista de somni.En: There, the path rose to a cliff promising a dreamlike view.Ca: L'aire fred li bufava al voltant, i les onades trencaven amb força contra les roques a sota d'ella.En: The cold air blew around her, and the waves crashed forcefully against the rocks below.Ca: Tot i això, va respirar profundament, trobant la valentia en el suport de Jordi i el desig de vèncer la seva por.En: Nevertheless, she took a deep breath, finding courage in Jordi's support and the desire to conquer her fear.Ca: Finalment, van arribar a la part superior.En: Finally, they reached the top.Ca: La vista era impressionant: un horitzó infinit, blaus i verds del mar fusionant-se amb el cel.En: The view was breathtaking: an endless horizon, blues and greens of the sea blending with the sky.Ca: La Núria es va sentir petita al costat d'aquella magnitud, però també poderosa.En: Núria felt small in the face of such magnitude, but also powerful.Ca: "Ho has aconseguit, mira què bonic!En: "You did it, look how beautiful it is!"Ca: ", va exclamar Jordi, sense adonar-se del que significava aquell moment per a la seva amiga.En: Jordi exclaimed, unaware of what this moment meant for his friend.Ca: La Núria va mirar endavant i va fer una passa més, acceptant el paisatge i el seu temor.En: Núria looked ahead and took another step, embracing the landscape and her fear.Ca: El vent li acariciava els cabells, i un sentiment d'alliberament va envair-la.En: The wind caressed her hair, and a feeling of liberation washed over her.Ca: Amb els ulls lluents, va somriure a Jordi.En: With sparkling eyes, she smiled at Jordi.Ca: En aquell moment, en Jordi va entendre.En: In that moment, Jordi understood.Ca: Va veure el que havia aconseguit i el que havia implicat.En: He saw what she had accomplished and what it had entailed.Ca: Li va oferir un suport sincer amb una abraçada i un "Estic molt orgullós de tu".En: He offered her sincere support with a hug and an "I'm so proud of you."Ca: Després de vèncer les altures, la Núria va sentir una nova confiança.En: After conquering the heights, Núria felt a new confidence.Ca: Sabia que podia confiar en si mateixa i en les seves forces.En: She knew she could rely on herself and her strengths.Ca: Aquesta experiència seria l'empenta per a nous projectes artístics, plens de colors i emocions.En: This experience would be the push for new artistic projects, full of colors and emotions.Ca: Quan van tornar a baixar dels penya-segats, la Núria portava amb ella no només inspiració, sinó també la certesa que podia afrontar nous reptes.En: As they descended from the cliffs, Núria carried with her not only inspiration but also the certainty that she could face new challenges.Ca: La Costa Brava quedava enrere, portant una part del seu cor i pintant-lo a l'ànima de la Núria per sempre.En: The Costa Brava remained behind, taking a piece of her heart and painting it onto Núria's soul forever. Vocabulary Words:the sky: el celthe cliff: el penya-segatthe breeze: la brisathe wave: la onadathe path: el camíthe slope: el pendentthe view: la vistathe horizon: l'horitzóthe landscape: el paisatgethe fear: la porthe step: el pasthe magnitude: la magnitudthe inspiration: la inspiracióthe confidence: la confiançathe courage: el coratgethe support: el suportthe joy: l'alegriathe realization: la realitzacióthe enthusiasm: l'entusiasmethe air: l'airethe liberation: l'alliberamentthe certainty: la certesathe challenge: el reptethe project: el projectethe painting: el quadrethe strength: la forçato overcome: superarto explore: explorarto inspire: inspirarto conquer: vèncer

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Fluent Fiction - Hindi: Conquering Fears: How Aarav Won More Than Just a Race Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hi/episode/2026-01-20-08-38-20-hi Story Transcript:Hi: सर्दियों की ठंडी सुबह थी।En: It was a cold winter morning.Hi: स्कूल के जिम्नेजियम को एक आइस स्केटिंग रिंक में बदल दिया गया था।En: The school gymnasium had been transformed into an ice skating rink.Hi: चारों ओर रंगीन बैनर लहरा रहे थे और विद्यार्थियों की ऊर्जावान चीख-पुकार माहौल को और रोमांचक बना रही थी।En: Colorful banners were fluttering all around, and the enthusiastic cheers of the students were making the atmosphere even more exciting.Hi: आरव, एक ऐसा लड़का जो कुछ-कुछ शर्मीला था, ने ठंड से लाल पड़ चुके हाथों को रगड़ा।En: Aarav, a somewhat shy boy, rubbed his cold-reddened hands.Hi: उसकी नजर सामने खड़ी संया पर थी, जो अपने दोस्तों के साथ हंस रही थी।En: His eyes were on Sanya standing in front, laughing with her friends.Hi: उसे देखकर उसके दिल में हलचल सी हो गई।En: Seeing her, a wave of emotion swept through his heart.Hi: उसने ठान लिया कि आज उसे अपने स्केटिंग कौशल से प्रभावित करेगा।En: He resolved that today he would impress her with his skating skills.Hi: आसपास के लोग जमा हो रहे थे।En: People were gathering around.Hi: आरव ने नेराज की ओर देखा, जो उसका सबसे अच्छा दोस्त था और एक कुशल एथलीट भी।En: Aarav looked at Niraj, his best friend who was also a skilled athlete.Hi: नेराज ने मुस्कुराते हुए आरव को देखा और बोला, "तैयार हो? याद रखो, जब गिरो तो स्टाइल में गिरो।"En: Smiling, Niraj said to Aarav, "Ready? Remember, if you fall, fall with style."Hi: नेराज का यह मजाकिया अंदाज आरव को हमेशा उलझन में डाल देता था।En: Niraj's humorous manner always left Aarav perplexed.Hi: आरव ने स्केट पहन लिए।En: Aarav put on his skates.Hi: इन्हें पहनकर चलना तो दूर, खड़ा रहना भी मुश्किल था।En: Forget about walking; standing still in them was even difficult.Hi: लेकिन उसने निश्चय कर लिया था कि वो संया को प्रभावित करके रहेगा।En: But he was determined to impress Sanya.Hi: जैसे ही उन्होंने तो गिरते हुए कहा, "संभल कर, वरना मेरे जैसे एक्सपर्ट के साथ दौड़ में हो!"En: As he nearly fell, he said, "Watch out, or else you'll be racing against an expert like me!"Hi: रेस शुरू हुई और आरव ने नीचे होते हुए भी एक साहसिक निर्णय लिया।En: The race started, and Aarav made a bold decision despite being off-balance.Hi: उसने स्केट्स को धक्का दिया, और वो अचानक से स्पीड पकड़ने लगे।En: He pushed his skates, and suddenly they started to gain speed.Hi: दर्शकों की चीखें और तालियां सुनाई दी। लेकिन आरव को संतुलन बनाए रखना मुश्किल हो रहा था।En: The cheers and claps of the audience echoed, but Aarav was finding it hard to maintain balance.Hi: उसकी स्केटिंग बाल-बाल बचने वाली स्थिति में तब्दील हो गई।En: His skating turned into a situation of narrow escapes.Hi: अचानक, जैसे ही गिरने वाला था, उसने रिंक पर अपने पूरे शरीर को घुमाया, जैसे कोई शानदार स्टंट कर रहा हो।En: Suddenly, just as he was about to fall, he spun his whole body around on the rink, as if performing a spectacular stunt.Hi: वह गर्जन सिर्फ उसकी बनी-बनाई योजना की असफलता को छुपाने के लिए था।En: That roar was just to cover up his plan's failure.Hi: नेराज भी अपने हाईपन स्टाइल में पीछे ही हंस रहा था।En: Niraj was laughing behind him in his typical amused style.Hi: जब रेस खत्म हुई, आरव ने जान लिया था कि वो विजेता तो नहीं बना लेकिन उसकी चतुराई और हास्य ने सभी को खूब हंसाया।En: When the race ended, Aarav knew he hadn't become the winner, but his cleverness and humor had made everyone laugh heartily.Hi: संया भी मुस्कराते हुए आरव के पास आई। "वाह, आरव! तुमने तो मुझे हंसा-हंसाकर लोटपोट कर दिया। मजेदार था!"En: Sanya also came smiling to Aarav. "Wow, Aarav! You had me rolling with laughter. That was fun!"Hi: आरव मन ही मन खुश था।En: Aarav was happy inside.Hi: उसने समझ लिया था कि शायद प्रतिस्पर्धात्मकता में जीतना जरूरी नहीं है, बल्कि असली जीत अपने आप में ही होती है।En: He realized that maybe winning in competition is not the most important thing, but the true victory lies within oneself.Hi: उस दिन उसने खुद को समझा दिया कि वो जैसा है, वैसा ही रहकर वो सबसे ज्यादा प्रभावशाली है।En: That day, he made himself understand that being himself was the most impressive thing of all.Hi: स्कूल का वो विंटर स्पोर्ट्स इवेंट आरव के लिए हमेशा यादगार रहेगा, क्योंकि उस दिन उसने अपने डर पर विजय पा ली थी।En: That school's winter sports event would always be memorable for Aarav, because that day he conquered his fears.Hi: उसके लिए, वो असली जीत थी।En: For him, that was the real victory. Vocabulary Words:transformed: बदल दिया गया थाgymnasium: जिम्नेजियमfluttering: लहरा रहे थेatmosphere: माहौलenthusiastic: ऊर्जावानreddened: लाल पड़ चुकेresolved: ठान लियाimpress: प्रभावितgathering: जमा हो रहे थेperplexed: उलझनdetermined: निश्चय कियाbold: साहसिकbalance: संतुलनnarrow escapes: बाल-बाल बचने वाली स्थितिspectacular: शानदारstunt: स्टंटhumorous: मजाकियाvictory: विजयcompetition: प्रतिस्पर्धात्मकताconquered: विजय पा लीmemorable: यादगारenthusiasm: उत्साहself-discovery: खुद को समझनाescape: बचनाaudience: दर्शकheartily: दिल सेstrategy: योजनाcheers: चीखेंclaps: तालियां

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 2874: Seth Sinclair offers a powerful framework for navigating high-stakes interpersonal challenges by helping you recognize emotional hijacks, stay grounded in tough conversations, and encourage constructive responses from others. Mastering these steps builds emotional intelligence, strengthens professional relationships, and helps you respond rather than react when the pressure is on. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://michaelmehlberg.com/blog/2016/3/2/3-steps-to-conquering-people-problems Quotes to ponder: "When a people problem sneaks up on us, we aren't in our best position to be successful." "Skillfully handling a problem or difficult conversation doesn't mean giving in or suppressing your emotions." "Ask yourself, is there potential for disagreement, are there important stakes, and are emotions involved?" Episode references: Emotional Intelligence: https://www.amazon.com/Emotional-Intelligence-Matter-More-Than/dp/055338371X

This is quite relevant to me right now. Been feeling extra foggy, so I'm sharing the things that I do to get myself activated and moving forward when the fog hits. Mentioned in the show:Join ADHDBB to take advantage of Conquering your Turd Mountain: https://adhdbigbrother.circle.so/adhdbbThe Adulting with ADHD Podcast - Here's my guesting episode on Sarah's podcast. Super fun conversation! On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVL7_DJZyh4On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4LMv3R7N8CtUm38UjGQ2Ox

Steve Smith, Managing Director of Growth at Rep Cap, joins Jess Von Bank and Jason Averbook to delve into the transformative role of AI in the workplace, highlighting the shift from measuring outputs to focusing on outcomes. They discuss the challenges and opportunities AI presents, particularly in enhancing productivity and redefining job roles. The conversation emphasizes the need for leadership to effectively communicate AI's benefits to foster trust and adoption among employees. The episode concludes with insights into the future of work and the critical role of storytelling in driving change.

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 2873: Seth Sinclair explores why "people problems" feel so uncomfortable, and how our emotional brain sabotages us in difficult conversations. Drawing on insights from Crucial Conversations and Daniel Goleman's "amygdala hijack," he offers a practical first step to stop conflict before it spirals: recognize the emotional surge early and plan your approach with empathy and intention. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://michaelmehlberg.com/blog/2016/3/2/3-steps-to-conquering-people-problems Quotes to ponder: "We can quickly build up a lot of anxiety and anger, even before we have all of the facts or a chance to reflect on what is going happening." "We unconsciously start to build assumptions about why the other person is wrong, why they are a jerk, why we are right, and why we feel we should 'win' this issue." "Here are three basic strategies you can start using right away to get better results: avoid getting caught off guard, learn to pay attention to yourself, and seek to bring out the best in the other person." Episode references: Crucial Conversations: https://www.amazon.com/Crucial-Conversations-Talking-Stakes-Second/dp/1469266822

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Send us a textBrent and Kyle's story is rooted in life-shaping experiences that led them to become who they are today.Kyle was born with cerebral palsy, leaving him with full cognitive ability but very limited physical mobility. He lives life in a wheelchair and requires assistance with daily tasks like eating. Brent is Kyle's older brother, and they grew up in a household where their family never accepted limitations on what was possible for Kyle.Today, Brent acts as Kyle's legs so Kyle can compete in some of the world's most challenging endurance events — including the IRONMAN World Championship (140.6 miles) and the Boston Marathon among several others. Not only are they completing these races as a push-assist duo, they've also raised millions through The Kyle Pease Foundation to give other individuals with disabilities the chance to experience their own finish-line moments. Their efforts also support inclusive employment opportunities for people with disabilities who, like Kyle, deserve meaningful roles and visibility.We had a great conversation and you will love this inspiring episode! Thanks guys!Website: https://kylepeasefoundation.orgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thekylepeasefoundation/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kyle-pease-foundation/posts/?feedView=all FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/TheKylePeaseFoundationYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNfzbm0kpTagaHRwMptuV9QSupport the show

By the late 1940s, the National Institute of Infantile Paralysis had raised millions of dollars to pay for patient care and laboratory research. But polio cases were reaching record levels, and scientists were no closer to a cure. Frustrated by the slow progress, Basil O'Connor resolved to recruit fresh talent to the cause. He soon found what he was looking for in a young and energetic researcher named Jonas Salk.In 1951, Salk began testing a killed virus polio vaccine on monkeys in his Pittsburgh lab. His research soon put him at odds with the leading polio scientist Albert Sabin, who wanted his own live virus vaccine formula to prevail. As their rivalry escalated, Salk prepared to take the risky step of testing his vaccine on human subjects.Be the first to know about Wondery's newest podcasts, curated recommendations, and more! Sign up now at https://wondery.fm/wonderynewsletterListen to American History Tellers on the Wondery App or wherever you get your podcasts. Experience all episodes ad-free and be the first to binge the newest season. Unlock exclusive early access by joining Wondery+ in the Wondery App, Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Start your free trial today by visiting wondery.com/links/american-history-tellers/ now.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of Tipsy Tuesday, host Sam Weaver interviews hardcore hunter Mike Kentner, who shares his journey towards completing the Super 10 hunting challenge. Mike discusses the various species he has hunted, the challenges he faced, and the importance of preparation, equipment, and mental fortitude in hunting. He emphasizes the value of experiences over trophies and encourages listeners to pursue their hunting goals, regardless of their background or resources. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including hunting techniques, equipment choices, and the emotional highs and lows of the hunting experience. Talk then shifts towards the other Rokslide.com gear reviews and a recap of the latest Western news. Bow Spider-https://bowspider.com/ Kentner Taxidermy-Pavillion Wy   Howl for Wildlife- Take Action   Check out Rokslide's 2024 Best Gear- https://www.rokslide.com/best-gear-of-2024-rokslide-edition/   Visit Rokslide's Rokcast Forum to submit questions, request a topic or give feedback. To be a guest on Tipsy Tuesday please send an email to Sam@Rokslide.com   [ Rokcast is powered by onX Hunt. For 20% off, use Promo Code “Rokcast” at onX Hunt here https://www.onxmaps.com/hunt/app  

Fr. Joseph Johnson joins Patrick to discuss Conquering Pride (3:13) Why is pride at the root of all sin? The subtlety of pride (14:16) Valerie - At OCIA...one of the ladies I was with is very humble and I told her that. I think if you're humble, you're void of pride. (21:09) Break 1 Email from Jared - How do we know when pride becomes a mortal sin? What are some tips for recognizing pride in our life? (27:45) Tom - I have a nephew who is a Jesuit. He is such an example of gentleness and a quiet example of humility. It speaks louder than any preaching others do. Noah - I make decent money and I'm looking forward to moving to my previous job where I was happy. I think I was just a little too prideful on being a high earner instead of being humble. Looking for some guidance with this on what to do. Should I stay where I'm at or go where I'm happy? (34:16) Email – how does gratitude fight pride? (36:36) Break 2 How does trust help us to grow in humility? (41:56) Nick - I've learned that life is a battle...no winning/no losing. I know I have a fight. Even though I think I'm a good Catholic, it's still a fight. I still have to fight to fight. Greg - When I read the bible, things that have a message to be shared, but never get a chance to do that. Not that I have pride, but it's something to be talked about.

Fluent Fiction - Dutch: Conquering Heights: A Brave New Year in Rotterdam Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/nl/episode/2026-01-09-23-34-02-nl Story Transcript:Nl: De wind blies koud langs de straten van Rotterdam.En: The wind blew coldly along the streets of Rotterdam.Nl: Het was een heldere winterdag en de Euromast stond trots tegen de ijzige lucht.En: It was a clear winter day, and the Euromast stood proudly against the icy sky.Nl: Het was Nieuwjaarsdag en de stad was levendig met markten en feestvieringen.En: It was New Year's Day and the city was lively with markets and celebrations.Nl: De bomen waren kaal, en in de lucht zweefde de geur van versgebakken oliebollen.En: The trees were bare, and the air was filled with the scent of freshly baked oliebollen.Nl: Bram voelde een knoop in zijn maag terwijl hij naast zijn vrienden, Femke en Jasper, stond.En: Bram felt a knot in his stomach as he stood next to his friends, Femke and Jasper.Nl: Ze hadden samen afgesproken om naar de top van de Euromast te gaan.En: They had agreed to go to the top of the Euromast together.Nl: "Is iedereen er klaar voor?"En: "Is everyone ready?"Nl: vroeg Femke met een brede glimlach.En: asked Femke with a broad smile.Nl: Ze had een glinstering in haar ogen die avontuurlijke plannen verraadde.En: She had a sparkle in her eyes that betrayed adventurous plans.Nl: Bram knikte, hoewel zijn handen trilden.En: Bram nodded, although his hands were trembling.Nl: "Ja, laten we gaan," zei hij met een stem die hij hoopte kalm te houden.En: "Yes, let's go," he said with a voice he hoped to keep calm.Nl: Zijn Nieuwjaarsresolutie was duidelijk: zijn hoogtevrees overwinnen.En: His New Year's resolution was clear: to conquer his fear of heights.Nl: En misschien, dacht hij, indruk maken op Femke.En: And maybe, he thought, to impress Femke.Nl: "Geen zorgen, Bram.En: "Don't worry, Bram.Nl: Wij zijn er bij," zei Jasper terwijl hij een hand op Bram's schouder legde, een geruststellende glimlach op zijn gezicht.En: We're here with you," said Jasper as he placed a reassuring hand on Bram's shoulder, a comforting smile on his face.Nl: Jasper's vrolijkheid maakte meestal alles makkelijker.En: Jasper's cheerfulness usually made everything easier.Nl: De lift zoemde zachtjes terwijl ze omhoog schoten.En: The elevator hummed softly as they shot upward.Nl: Het uitzicht veranderde, de stad leek steeds kleiner te worden.En: The view changed, the city seemed to get smaller and smaller.Nl: Bram voelde zijn hart sneller kloppen.En: Bram felt his heart beating faster.Nl: Femke keek enthousiast naar buiten, haar ogen vol verwondering.En: Femke looked enthusiastically outside, her eyes full of wonder.Nl: "Kijk eens naar die kerstmarkten daar beneden!"En: "Look at those Christmas markets down there!"Nl: riep ze.En: she exclaimed.Nl: Bram slikte en probeerde haar enthousiasme te delen, maar de benauwdheid omringde hem.En: Bram swallowed and tried to share her enthusiasm, but the tightness surrounded him.Nl: De liftdeur ging open en een koude bries verwelkomde hen bovenaan.En: The elevator door opened, and a cold breeze welcomed them at the top.Nl: De horizon strekte zich uit zover het oog reikte, een schilderij van lichtjes en grijs-blauwe luchten.En: The horizon stretched as far as the eye could see, a painting of lights and gray-blue skies.Nl: Femke stak haar armen wijd uit.En: Femke stretched her arms wide.Nl: "Welkom op de top van de wereld!"En: "Welcome to the top of the world!"Nl: grapte ze, en wreef plagerig over Bram's rug.En: she joked, and teasingly rubbed Bram's back.Nl: "Niet bang zijn, het is maar een beetje hoog."En: "Don't be afraid, it's just a little high."Nl: Bram's knieën voelden zwak, maar hij was zover gekomen.En: Bram's knees felt weak, but he had come this far.Nl: Hij deed een stap naar de rand en ademde diep in.En: He took a step toward the edge and took a deep breath.Nl: De kou beet in zijn gezicht, en hij merkte dat zijn angst aan het afnemen was, vervangen door een gevoel van verwondering.En: The cold bit into his face, and he noticed his fear fading, replaced by a sense of wonder.Nl: De stad beneden leek als een speelplaats.En: The city below seemed like a playground.Nl: Een moment van paniek doorkruiste hem, maar hij keek naar Jasper en Femke.En: A moment of panic crossed him, but he looked at Jasper and Femke.Nl: Hun aanwezigheid gaf hem moed.En: Their presence gave him courage.Nl: Jasper nam zijn camera tevoorschijn.En: Jasper took out his camera.Nl: "Laten we deze overwinning vastleggen!"En: "Let's capture this victory!"Nl: Bram glimlachte zwak maar oprecht.En: Bram smiled weakly but genuinely.Nl: "Laten we het doen," zei hij, sterker nu.En: "Let's do it," he said, stronger now.Nl: Ze stonden daar met z'n drieën, de stad aan hun voeten, en Jasper klikte een foto.En: They stood there together, the city at their feet, and Jasper clicked a photo.Nl: Femke sloeg een arm om Bram heen en fluisterde: "Goed gedaan, dappere ridder."En: Femke put an arm around Bram and whispered: "Well done, brave knight."Nl: Bram glimlachte breder.En: Bram smiled wider.Nl: Ze genoten samen van het uitzicht, en de zenuwen werden vervangen door een gevoel van trots.En: They enjoyed the view together, and the nerves were replaced by a sense of pride.Nl: Terwijl ze weer naar beneden gingen, voelde Bram zich anders.En: As they went back down, Bram felt different.Nl: Hij had zijn angst overwonnen.En: He had conquered his fear.Nl: Het was een nieuwe start, een nieuw jaar, en een nieuwe Bram.En: It was a new beginning, a new year, and a new Bram.Nl: Zijn wereld was groter geworden, net als zijn zelfvertrouwen.En: His world had become larger, just like his confidence.Nl: Voortaan zou hij niet meer terugdeinzen voor uitdagingen, maar ze met open armen verwelkomen.En: From now on, he would not shy away from challenges but embrace them with open arms.Nl: Het verhaal eindigde daar, boven de stad, waar ze samen lachten en nieuwe herinneringen maakten onder de Rotterdamse hemel.En: The story ended there, above the city, where they laughed together and made new memories under the Rotterdam sky. 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