Podcasts about core questions

In this second part of our three-part series on 3 Core Questions, we're diving deep into Question #2: "Who is your provision?"  It's easy to believe that all we have comes from our own efforts, but today, we’ll dive into what it means to truly recognize God as our provider. Together, we'll unpack how this perspective shift can transform not just our finances, but our entire approach to stewardship.  Join me as we uncover how to lean on God’s abundant provision and discover the peace and freedom that comes from trusting in His perfect plan. In this episode, John discusses:  Understanding who is the ultimate provider Reflecting on the sources of financial provision Recognizing God's provision in our daily life Avoiding comparison with others' financial situations  Key Takeaways: Relying solely on one's own efforts for provision leads to stress and dissatisfaction while recognizing God as the ultimate provider brings with it more peace and a sense of gratitude. George ​Müller's story illustrates an unwavering faith in God's provision and how it led to miraculous outcomes, once feeding 300 orphans with unexpected bread and milk. The temptation to covet others' provision of wealth or success, distracts from the joy and contentment that come from trusting in God's personal provision. Shifting the mindset from personal provision to God's provision changes the way financial decisions are considered and made, fostering a reliance on divine wisdom rather than on personal capability or societal pressures.  “He may not always provide in the ways we expect or want him to, but his provision is always exactly what we need—nothing more, nothing less.”     Resources Mentioned: George ​Müller's story: https://www.georgemuller.org/ CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW MORE MONEY MADE FAITHFUL! VISIT MONEY MADE FAITHFUL: https://moneymadefaithful.com/ GET FREE RESOURCES when you join THE HUB: https://moneymadefaithful.com/resource-library-access/Landing-page BOOK A WORKSHOP & DETAILS: https://moneymadefaithful.com/money-made-faithful-workshop-2/Landing-page INVITE JOHN TO SPEAK at your conference, church, or event:  https://moneymadefaithful.com/services SPECIAL SAVINGS ON JOHN'S BOOK, 'He Spends She Spends' and the small group guide: https://moneymadefaithful.com/shop FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK: @MoneyMadeFaithful FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @MoneyMadeFaithful If this blessed you today, please Subscribe, Leave a Review, and Share with someone who you believe will benefit from this message!  

In this episode, we're diving into the first of three core questions that are crucial for mastering your money mindset. The first question is: Who owns your money?  While it may seem straightforward, the answer to this question profoundly influences every financial decision you make. We’ll explore how understanding true ownership can transform your approach to money, aligning your financial decisions with a deeper purpose and God's greater story. In this episode, John discusses:  Financial stewardship and its importance in your money mindset Who truly owns your money—you or God? Recognizing God's leadership of financial decisions Aligning financial choices with God's will Key Takeaways: Recognizing that God owns our money transforms our financial stewardship and our mindset, leads us to make decisions that prioritize God's plans over our personal desires, empowering our money to serve a divine purpose.  Ignoring God's ownership of our money will cause tension and stress and conflicts with God's financial plans designed for our peace and fulfillment through faithful stewardship.  By acknowledging God's ownership, we lay a strong foundation for our financial decisions, aligning them with His will and opening ourselves up even more to His promises.  Embracing God's ownership leads us to greater financial stewardship, as we navigate financial opportunites and challenges with the confidence that we are part of His larger divine purpose.   “It's not just about avoiding pitfalls; it's about embracing the abundant life that Jesus promised—a life that's rich in meaning, purpose, and incredible provision.”     CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW MORE MONEY MADE FAITHFUL! VISIT MONEY MADE FAITHFUL: https://moneymadefaithful.com/ GET FREE RESOURCES when you join THE HUB: https://moneymadefaithful.com/resource-library-access/Landing-page BOOK A WORKSHOP & DETAILS: https://moneymadefaithful.com/money-made-faithful-workshop-2/Landing-page INVITE JOHN TO SPEAK at your conference, church, or event:  https://moneymadefaithful.com/services SPECIAL SAVINGS ON JOHN'S BOOK, 'He Spends She Spends' and the small group guide: https://moneymadefaithful.com/shop FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK: @MoneyMadeFaithful FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @MoneyMadeFaithful If this blessed you today, please Subscribe, Leave a Review, and Share with someone who you believe will benefit from this message!  

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Steve Goldberg is the Chief Revenue Officer at Salesloft, the sales engagement platform that was acquired by Vista in 2022 for $2.3BN. Prior to Salesloft, Steve was Group Vice President of Enterprise at Yext and before that was a Senior VP @ InsideSales.com. In Today's Episode with Steve Goldberg: 1. Becoming a Sales Leader: When did Steve first fall in love with sales? Why does Steve believe sales is more psychology than anything else? What can sales reps do to master the psychology of their prospects? What does Steve know now about sales that he wishes he had known in the beginning? 2. How to Close Prospects Faster Than Ever: How does Steve build relationships with prospects very fast? What questions does he ask? How does Steve know if he is really speaking to a buyer? What are the signals? How does Steve advise sales reps on getting multiple relationships within an account to prevent the potential of losing your champion? How does Steve feel about discounting? When is the right time to do it? 3. How To Do The Best Deal Reviews: What makes good vs great deal reviews? Who is invited? Who is not? Who sets the agenda? Who is responsible for what? How do deal reviews change throughout the quarter and throughout the year? Is a deal slipping into the next quarter an acceptable excuse for a sales rep to give? 4. How to Ensure Renewals in a World When They are Not Guaranteed: Have all budgets centralized back to the control of the CFO? Are people right to say that no CFOs are buying new technology today? What is the best way to show to customers the value you provide? Why does Steve believe revenue operations is the most valuable role within an org?

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. And on this episode, we’re talking about core questions around the conversation topic. Here we can dig in and explore by asking your guest some seemingly provocative questions. They’ll usually be glad to answer these as it gives them a chance to counter claims they’ll hear a lot. “So, you’re a Vegan Baking Specialist – isn’t it really hard to bake without eggs?” Or “Doesn’t home schooling just deprive kids of making friends?” Here, you can pick out some common myths or misconceptions to talk through and clarify. You might also want to ask a question like “what’s the most common reason people fail at this?” which sounds negative, but can throw up some really actionable answers. Then there’s the classic “what’s the one thing you wish you knew when you were just getting started?” which puts a much better spin on the old “advice for folks just starting out” question. For a deeper dive on this topic, head on over to http://ThePodcastHost.com/questions

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. And on this episode, we’re talking about core questions to ask your guest. This is another wing to your storytelling angle. It lets the listener focus on the guest themselves. People love to hear things in context, after all. “Believe in yourself and never give up!” is all well and good. But people often can’t see that applying to them… until they hear a story about it happening to someone else. Here are some examples of questions that can lead to engaging and insightful podcast interviews. - Which hurdles did you personally face and how did you overcome them? - Was it obvious or did you stumble upon the answers? - How did you get started? Talk me through it. - What compelled you to become a screenwriter? Again, this gives your listener a peek behind the curtain and shows them that the guest was once in a similar position as they are now. And what could be more encouraging than that? For a deeper dive on this topic, head on over to http://ThePodcastHost.com/questions

In the quiet this morning, I find myself pondering the two core questions that the story of Job has presented to humans for thousands of years. Why is it that sometimes the innocent suffer unjustly? Why is it that sometimes the wicked prosper unjustly? A chapter-a-day podcast from Job 15. The text version may be found and shared at tomvanderwell.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wayfarer-tom-vander-well/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wayfarer-tom-vander-well/support

FROM STEVE: Until we answer life's deepest questions, we will remain stuck— unable to live with freedom and vitality. This podcast is one where Gwen and I explore three core questions.  Remember this: we can never hear this message too much because living with soul and by soul is counter cultural and for many, counter intuitive!   SHOW NOTES In this episode we join Steve and Gwen for two sessions of their Soul Care 101 course recorded at the retreat center known as Potter's Inn at Aspen Ridge. Enjoy this fireside conversation with pops and crackles from the fireplace, as they examine the three core questions of every soul. In the first session they talk about:   Question 1 - Am I Loved? Every person everywhere wants to know if they are loved. Some (or all) of us may have love wounds where we either didn't get the love we needed or we looked for love in all the wrong places. Learn what it means to be beloved and how to rest in the truth of God's love for us.   Question 2 - Am I Safe? What fears do we carry with us that shape us? How do these fears affect our image of God? If we don't feel safe how does that affect how we relate to others? Also it's good to ask, am I a safe person? Do I listen to others or am I quick to judge? Question 3 - Do I Belong?    It is evident from an early age that we all want to belong to a group, a community. Where are we finding our safe community? Is it the right place? Are we able to be our true selves there or do we feel that we have to act or look a certain way? Do we change our behavior depending on where we are or who we are with?   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE PODCAST Download a Study Guide for Question 1 and Questions 2 and 3 Soul Care 101 Course Scripture reading: Deuteronomy 7:7-9 Moment to Breathe: The Inner Voice by Henri Nouwen. Read the excerpt here. Why Am I Afraid to Tell You Who I Am? by John Powell   SUPPORT THE PODCAST Donate Here for an individual contribution. CONTACT US podcast@pottersinn.com

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In the runup to a panel discussion for both government and vendors on Co-op Contracting, Dustin Lanier answers in rapid fire fashion the Six Interrogatives - "Who" "Why" "What" "When" "How" and "Where"

In this session, we talk about the central significance a Master Story holds in every world. This Master Story asks and answers 4 Core Questions: 1) Where did we come from? 2) Where are we heading? 3) Why are we here? and 4) How should we live? For Christianity, the Master Story revealed in the…

Part 2  -  Host Phil chats with guest Andrew Lord founder & life coach at Blueprint Life Coaching,  award-winning educator and entrepreneur.  Andrew is the author of multiple revolutionary training programs - Adventure Quest, Project Space, Young Entrepreneurs and Dangerous Minds.Andrew shares how he has made an impact on the children in his worldAndrew current book, 'Thrive By Design', is available here: https://www.thrivebydesignbook.comDo you love the podcast? Can you spare a few

Part 1  -  Host Phil chats with guest Andrew Lord founder & life coach at Blueprint Life Coaching,  award-winning educator and entrepreneur.  Andrew is the author of multiple revolutionary training programs - Adventure Quest, Project Space, Young Entrepreneurs and Dangerous Minds.Andrew shares how he has made an impact on the children in his worldAndrew current book, 'Thrive By Design', is available here: https://www.thrivebydesignbook.comDo you love the podcast? Can you spare a few

Alex is back with another episode of the Last Word on Sens podcast. With a relatively quiet August, he took most of the month off. However, there has been some massive news lately and the podcast is back! Making his return to the podcast to assist Alex is Steve on Sens. Today, the two start by looking at the Tim Stutzle contract and why it is crucial to the Sens rebuild. Both Alex and Steve give their takes on why they like the deal, along with any potential risk it may include. From there, they also look at the Erik Brannstrom deal and explain why this may actually seal his time as an Ottawa Senator. What do they want to see from Brannstrom and his usage this year? Is there anything that can save his time in Ottawa? Finally, they ask the question of is this defence core good enough as is. The two dive into that topic, looking at how this core could be used this season.

The Soul Care Conversation is a much beloved resource across the world.  But to continue this work depends upon your support. This link takes you to a list of some of our on-going expenses and how you, your small group, church, or organization could take a “bite-size “ chunk out of our monthly costs. Take a look and help us, would you? DONATE TO PODCAST   Show Notes In this episode we join Steve and Gwen for two sessions of their Soul Care 101 course recorded at the retreat center known as Potter's Inn at Aspen Ridge. Enjoy this fireside conversation with pops and crackles from the fireplace, as they examine the three core questions of every soul.   Question 1 - Am I Loved? Every person everywhere wants to know if they are loved. Some (or all) of us may have love wounds where we either didn't get the love we needed or we looked for love in all the wrong places. Learn what it means to be beloved and how to rest in the truth of God's love for us.   Question 2 - Am I Safe? What fears do we carry with us that shape us? How do these fears affect our image of God? If we don't feel safe how does that affect how we relate to others? Also it's good to ask, am I a safe person? Do I listen to others or am I quick to judge? Question 3 - Do I Belong?    It is evident from an early age that we all want to belong to a group, a community. Where are we finding our safe community? Is it the right place? Are we able to be our true selves there or do we feel that we have to act or look a certain way? Do we change our behavior depending on where we are or who we are with?   Resources mentioned in the podcast Download a Study Guide for Question 1 and Questions 2 and 3 Soul Care 101 Course: Purchase here at the Potter's Inn Bookstore Scripture reading: Deuteronomy 7:7-9 Moment to Breathe: The Inner Voice by Henri Nouwen. Read the excerpt here. Why Am I Afraid to Tell You Who I Am? by John Powell  

Jami asks Jeff where he came up with the framework of core questions. Their discussion dives into the detail of core questions and how you can use this skill to improve, strengthen, and build relationships. Core Question Overview Streaking is the only personal and professional development social media app. Download Streaking to follow Jeff and Jami. Or start your own streaks and have your friends follow and celebrate your progress! You can learn more about Streaking by buying the book at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Indie Books. Keep Streakin'

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. And on this episode, we're talking about core questions around the conversation topic. Here we can dig in and explore by asking your guest some seemingly provocative questions. They'll usually be glad to answer these as it gives them a chance to counter claims they'll hear a lot. “So, you're a Vegan Baking Specialist – isn't it really hard to bake without eggs?” Or “Doesn't home schooling just deprive kids of making friends?” Here, you can pick out some common myths or misconceptions to talk through and clarify. You might also want to ask a question like “what's the most common reason people fail at this?” which sounds negative, but can throw up some really actionable answers. Then there's the classic “what's the one thing you wish you knew when you were just getting started?” which puts a much better spin on the old “advice for folks just starting out” question. For a deeper dive on this topic, head on over to http://ThePodcastHost.com/questions

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. And on this episode, we're talking about core questions to ask your guest. This is another wing to your storytelling angle. It lets the listener focus on the guest themselves. People love to hear things in context, after all. “Believe in yourself and never give up!” is all well and good. But people often can't see that applying to them… until they hear a story about it happening to someone else. Here are some examples of questions that can lead to engaging and insightful podcast interviews. - Which hurdles did you personally face and how did you overcome them? - Was it obvious or did you stumble upon the answers? - How did you get started? Talk me through it. - What compelled you to become a screenwriter? Again, this gives your listener a peek behind the curtain and shows them that the guest was once in a similar position as they are now. And what could be more encouraging than that? For a deeper dive on this topic, head on over to http://ThePodcastHost.com/questions

Rinkcast host Andy Campbell is joined by Rink staffer Sean Fitzgerald to talk about Jonathan Toews' future after 1000 games, Marian Hossa's big night, and what lies ahead for Patrick Kane and the "core." Subscribe, rate this episode, share with your friends, and even write us a review. The best reviews will be read on the air. Also, please help spread the word to more #RinkRats and visit our sponsor www.PUCKHCKY.com. Use the discount code "THERINK" for 10% off all orders. Are you a RinkRat who also owns a business? Our data shows RinkCast listeners are (like you) affluent, discerning, and want to patronize like-minded brands. As part of our growth, we're looking for an exclusive advertiser, at a VERY low cost.  Email podcast@the-rink.com for more details

How can we, as sovereign World Citizens Govern our World? In 1993, Garry Davis, operating on behalf of world citizens, engaged organizational cybernetics pioneer Stafford Beer to join him in developing and testing an interactive system for ordinary people to have a real voice in governing spaceship Earth. Come hear about their early experiments and how we can now use the Syntegrity process and protocol to co-create whole system solutions to the Core Questions on Humanity's Table: How can world citizens evolve world law to: --to avoid a world war? --prevent ecocide to ensure a healthy planetary civilization? --engage in implementing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? Presenters: Dr. David Beatty is the World Syntegrity Project Co-ordinator and a Founding Member of Team Syntegrity International. He was a Research Director of Individual and Organizational Learning at the Unesco Centre for Water Education, Netherlands. Dr. Allenna Leonard, former president of the American Society for Cybernetics and the International Society for the Systems Sciences, is an American cyberneticist and Director of Cwarel Isaf Institute specializing in the application of Stafford Beer's Viable System Model and Team Syntegrity Process. David Gallup is the President of the World Service Authority which carries on the work of Garry Davis. -- See the video at: www.theworldismycountry.com/club -- Music by: „World Citizen“ Jahcoustix feat. Shaggy courtesy of Dominik Haas, Telefonica and EoM Also, check out the film on World Citizen #1 Garry Davis at: www.theworldismycountry.com

Points of discussion:1. Isaac is leaving CODO to open a brewery?2. What is positioning (3 Core Questions) and why does this matter?3. How to use a matrix to get a quick eagle eye view of your competitive landscape.4. Categorical Differentiation as a positioning strategy.5. What is the “Positioning Trap?”6. Can a specific a theme or differentiator be too limiting on a day-to-day brand building basis?7. How to write your brand positioning statement.8. Okay, Isaac is not starting a brewery after all.-Learn more at www.craftbeerrebranded.com-Have a topic or question you'd like us to field on the show? Shoot it our way: hello@cododesign.com-Join 5,500+ food and bev industry pros who are subscribed to the Beer Branding Trends Newsletter (and access all past issues) at: www.beerbrandingtrends.com

Kent and Heather McKean served in the full-time ministry for over 15 years across the United States and abroad, last of which was their full time positions leading a church in Maui Hawaii. Through their personal work, ministry work, and work with hundreds of clients worldwide, they have helped people understand God's intended connection between the brain, body, and Bible. Using the latest research in brain science, psychoneuroimmunology, quantum psychology, and the mind/body connection, Kent and Heather believe the Bible not only backs up the latest scientific findings but expands upon them. 2021 they authored, The Metanoia Method: How the Brain, Body, and Bible Work Together, a program they currently work full-time teaching and training. Highlights: Kent and Heather’s journey into the Mind, Body, Bible Connection The Deviation From The Original Plan and The Journey Back Trauma and The Core Questions of “Am I Safe”, “Will I Be Loved?” Neuro-plasticity and the deconstruction of thoughts that don’t serve us well. Living in the Matrix; the body only does what the brain commands Waiting For God To Magically Heal Vs. Having Faith In The Designers Intent More More Info: www.mindchange.com www.mindchangeinstitute.com Follow on IG and FB: @MetanoiaMethod @MindChangeMethod Subscribe at tepodcast.substack.com

This week, we break down the Editor's Six Core Questions from Story Grid.

Conversation starts at: 6:57 Dr. Price and Dr. Smith begin the conversation with the definition of shamanism, and continue with Carlos Castaneda's influence of shamanism in North America – noting the controversy surrounding the word of Castaneda, the mystical in the literary, Toltec principals and lineage, the complexities and ultimate mystery of reality and the universe, the layers of the “knowable” and the “unknowable,” brujerio/a: sorcery from the Oaxacan and Mazatec traditions, the Spanish and Catholic influence in Mexico, psychedelics, “consciousness creating technologies,” direct perception, “seeing,” the process of socialization and the ways in which these models obstruct our direct perception of the unseen world, we discuss Michael's history, his calling, and his initiation, precognitive visions, Jung's Red Book as an example of a shamanic initiation, Jung's daemon, treatment of psychotic possession, differentiating Jungian and shamanic process, prognosis of illness, and treatment, and more. Bio: C. Michael Smith is an internationally recognized Jungian psychologist, medical anthropologist, and shamanic teacher who has developed a foundation for life-mentoring drawing upon his synthesis of these traditions, originating with his book Jung and Shamanism in Dialogue. Michael draws from the best of the disciplines of Jungian psychology and cross-cultural indigenous shamanism. From them he has creatively synthesized a powerful philosophy and system Archetypal Heart Psychology which is the foundation of his work, and which employs the most potent techniques and assessment instruments for clarifying your life calling and potentiality, and has tools such as “Archetypal Diagnosis and Assessment” through a psychoshamanic technique he developed of guided “Four Archetypal Journeys” to get you cooking on all burners, so you can bring your Gifts to the world, realize your vision, or bring your creative idea into the market-place, and share it with the world. Along with this, he has developed a technology for “Locating the Little Devils,” those self-defeating tendencies and limit patterns that can disempower and keep you from manifesting your dreams. Once identified through Core Questions and Collaborative Insearching. Michael shows you how you can transmute these “little devils” into allies and resources rather than self-defeating forces that troll your best intentions. For Info on C. Michael Smith's Crows Nest International Seminars, Retreats and Workshops, Go to: www.crowsnestshamanism.com http://www.cmichaelsmith.com Website for The Sacred Speaks: http://www.thesacredspeaks.com WATCH: YouTube for The Sacred Speaks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOAuksnpfht1udHWUVEO7Rg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesacredspeaks/ @thesacredspeaks Twitter: https://twitter.com/thesacredspeaks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesacredspeaks/ Brought to you by: https://www.thecenterforhas.com WATCH Get Centered https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdbeVcDXWXezYMkHJg-2duw Theme music provided by: http://www.modernnationsmusic.com

Core Questions   Outline the anatomic borders of the anterior and posterior triangles of the neck. Detail the borders and associated contents of the three zones of the neck.(Box 37.1) List 5 hard and 5 soft signs of penetrating neck trauma (Box 37.2) List 5 hard and 5 soft signs of vascular injury  Outline an approach to the management of a patient with a hemorrhaging penetrating neck wound. Describe the management of a patient with a suspected venous air embolism. Outline the steps in performing an awake intubation. Outline the indications for imaging to screen for blunt cerebrovascular injury.(Table 37.2) Detail the appropriate imaging studies to order in the patient at risk for or with suspected blunt cerebrovascular injury.   Wisecracks   What structure, if violated, should make you suspect injury to the deep tissues of the neck? What study or studies is/are indicated to evaluate a patient for suspected esophageal injury. List 4 mechanisms of morbidity and mortality that occur as the result of vascular injury in the neck. What is the most common mechanism of injury causing blunt cerebrovascular injury? List 3 mechanisms that cause pulmonary edema in a patient post-hanging.

Core Questions   Outline the anatomic borders of the anterior and posterior triangles of the neck. Detail the borders and associated contents of the three zones of the neck.(Box 37.1) List 5 hard and 5 soft signs of penetrating neck trauma (Box 37.2) List 5 hard and 5 soft signs of vascular injury  Outline an approach to the management of a patient with a hemorrhaging penetrating neck wound. Describe the management of a patient with a suspected venous air embolism. Outline the steps in performing an awake intubation. Outline the indications for imaging to screen for blunt cerebrovascular injury.(Table 37.2) Detail the appropriate imaging studies to order in the patient at risk for or with suspected blunt cerebrovascular injury.   Wisecracks   What structure, if violated, should make you suspect injury to the deep tissues of the neck? What study or studies is/are indicated to evaluate a patient for suspected esophageal injury. List 4 mechanisms of morbidity and mortality that occur as the result of vascular injury in the neck. What is the most common mechanism of injury causing blunt cerebrovascular injury? List 3 mechanisms that cause pulmonary edema in a patient post-hanging.

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Core Questions   Outline the Denis Classification system for determining the stability of spinal injuries List 5 flexion, 2 flexion-rotation, 3 extension, and 2 vertical compression spinal injuries (Table 36.1) Wedge Fracture  Flexion Teardrop Fracture Clay Shoveler's Fracture Spinal Subluxation Bilateral Facet Dislocation Altlanto-occipital Dislocation Anterior Atlanto-axial Dislocation Unilateral Facet Dislocation Posterior Neural Arch Fracture Hangman's Fracture Extension Tear Drop Fracture Burst Fracture Jefferson Fracture Outline the mechanisms and potential complications of the following injuries: How are odontoid fractures classified and what causes them? Organize the spinal motor, sensory, and reflex examinations based on spinal levels. (Tables 36.3, 36.4, 36.5) Central Cord Anterior Cord Brown-Sequard Detail the following cord syndromes:  List the components of the following imaging decision-making tools: Canadian C-Spine Rule, NEXUS C-Spine Rule.   Wisecracks   How do you calculate Power's Ratio and why is it important? What injuries is the open-mouth odontoid radiograph best at visualizing? How are whiplash-associated injuries classified? At what spinal level would you expect an injury to potentially cause Horner's Syndrome? What is spinal shock and what physical exam finding indicates its end?

This is WEEK 3 of our summer series The Roaring Summer of ‘21 Series: The Best of the Best! We have gone back thru all 5 of our seasons and come up with 10 episodes that have been our most listened too and will be airing those episodes over the next 10 weeks. Today is our 8th most popular podcast, and was our 5th episode back in May 2019 - Three Core Questions of Every Soul.   SHOW NOTES In this episode we join Steve and Gwen for two sessions of their Soul Care 101 course recorded at the retreat center known as Potter's Inn at Aspen Ridge. Enjoy this fireside conversation with pops and crackles from the fireplace, as they examine the three core questions of every soul. In the first session they talk about: Question 1 - Am I Loved? Every person everywhere wants to know if they are loved. Some (or all) of us may have love wounds where we either didn't get the love we needed or we looked for love in all the wrong places. Learn what it means to be beloved and how to rest in the truth of God's love for us.   Question 2 - Am I Safe? What fears do we carry with us that shape us? How do these fears affect our image of God? If we don't feel safe how does that affect how we relate to others? Also it's good to ask, am I a safe person? Do I listen to others or am I quick to judge? Question 3 - Do I Belong?    It is evident from an early age that we all want to belong to a group, a community. Where are we finding our safe community? Is it the right place? Are we able to be our true selves there or do we feel that we have to act or look a certain way? Do we change our behavior depending on where we are or who we are with?   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE PODCAST Download a Study Guide for Question 1 and Questions 2 and 3 Soul Care 101 Course: Purchase here at the Potter's Inn Bookstore Scripture reading: Deuteronomy 7:7-9 Moment to Breathe: The Inner Voice by Henri Nouwen. Read the excerpt here. Why Am I Afraid to Tell You Who I Am? by John Powell Support the Podcast: Donate Here for an individual contribution or on Patreon to set up monthly support.

Core Questions   Detail the nerve supply of the face. What bones form the borders of the orbit? Outline the LeFort fracture classification system. What is the tongue blade test and how is it performed? Outline the Ellis System for dental fracture classification. Outline an approach to the management of ingested/aspirated teeth. Describe three techniques for the reduction of anterior TMJ dislocations. List four indications for Panorex X-rays.   Wisecracks   At what age do the following sinuses become aerated: Mastoid Ethmoid Facial Maxillary Sphenoid What is the association between the presence of facial injuries and the presence of intracranial injuries/cervical spine injuries?  What facial lacerations require prophylactic antibiotics? List three solutions in which avulsed teeth can be placed to preserve them.

Core Questions   Detail the nerve supply of the face. What bones form the borders of the orbit? Outline the LeFort fracture classification system. What is the tongue blade test and how is it performed? Outline the Ellis System for dental fracture classification. Outline an approach to the management of ingested/aspirated teeth. Describe three techniques for the reduction of anterior TMJ dislocations. List four indications for Panorex X-rays.   Wisecracks   At what age do the following sinuses become aerated: Mastoid Ethmoid Facial Maxillary Sphenoid What is the association between the presence of facial injuries and the presence of intracranial injuries/cervical spine injuries?  What facial lacerations require prophylactic antibiotics? List three solutions in which avulsed teeth can be placed to preserve them.

Core Questions   Define mild, moderate, and severe TBI (including Box 34.1).  Explain the concepts of cerebral autoregulation and CPP. Why is this clinically relevant?  Primary and secondary brain injury.  direct and indirect brain injury.  Differentiate between:  Describe the 4 herniation syndromes  List the extra-axial brain injuries  List the intra-axial brain injuries  Outline your approach to the clinical assessment of the brain injured patient (including GCS and brainstem reflexes).  Describe key imaging findings in the main types of traumatic brain injury.  Inititial resuscitation  ICP management and hyperosmolar therapy Indications for seizure and antibiotic prophylaxis  Reversal of anticoagulation  Decompressive therapies  Outline your management priorities in TBI with respect to:  List the complications of TBI.  Wisecracks What are the layers of the scalp?  What is the Munro-Kellie doctrine?  What is Cushing’s reflex?  List the clinical features of basal skull fracture (Box 34.2)  Describe 3 clinical decision rules that apply to  neuroimaging in mild TBI.  Describe a graduated return to play protocol as per Rosen’s. 

Core Questions   Define mild, moderate, and severe TBI (including Box 34.1).  Explain the concepts of cerebral autoregulation and CPP. Why is this clinically relevant?  Primary and secondary brain injury.  direct and indirect brain injury.  Differentiate between:  Describe the 4 herniation syndromes  List the extra-axial brain injuries  List the intra-axial brain injuries  Outline your approach to the clinical assessment of the brain injured patient (including GCS and brainstem reflexes).  Describe key imaging findings in the main types of traumatic brain injury.  Inititial resuscitation  ICP management and hyperosmolar therapy Indications for seizure and antibiotic prophylaxis  Reversal of anticoagulation  Decompressive therapies  Outline your management priorities in TBI with respect to:  List the complications of TBI.  Wisecracks What are the layers of the scalp?  What is the Munro-Kellie doctrine?  What is Cushing’s reflex?  List the clinical features of basal skull fracture (Box 34.2)  Describe 3 clinical decision rules that apply to  neuroimaging in mild TBI.  Describe a graduated return to play protocol as per Rosen’s. 

Core Questions What are the injuries for the following blunt trauma mechanisms: Head-on collision Rear end collision Lateral (T-bone) collision Rollover Ejected from vehicle Windshield damage Steering wheel damage Dashboard involvement or damage Restraint or seat belt use Air bag deployment Low-speed pedestrian versus automobile High-speed pedestrian versus automobile Bicycle versus automobile Non-automobile-related Vertical impact falls Horizontal impact falls Outline an approach to the primary survey for the trauma patient. Describe the elements of the eFAST exam. Outline an approach to the secondary survey in the trauma patient. Detail relevant ancillary laboratory tests to order in the trauma patient. Canadian CT Head Rule Canadian C-Spine Rule NEXUS C-Spine Rule NEXUS Chest Rule List the components of the following imaging decision-making tool What are the indications for a CT abdomen/pelvis in the trauma patient? Wisecracks What are the mechanisms of injury for the following weapons: Knives Handgun rounds Shotgun rounds Rifle rounds What is the LD50 in feet for falls from a given height? What is permissive hypotension and what evidence does it have? 

Core Questions What are the injuries for the following blunt trauma mechanisms: Head-on collision Rear end collision Lateral (T-bone) collision Rollover Ejected from vehicle Windshield damage Steering wheel damage Dashboard involvement or damage Restraint or seat belt use Air bag deployment Low-speed pedestrian versus automobile High-speed pedestrian versus automobile Bicycle versus automobile Non-automobile-related Vertical impact falls Horizontal impact falls Outline an approach to the primary survey for the trauma patient. Describe the elements of the eFAST exam. Outline an approach to the secondary survey in the trauma patient. Detail relevant ancillary laboratory tests to order in the trauma patient. Canadian CT Head Rule Canadian C-Spine Rule NEXUS C-Spine Rule NEXUS Chest Rule List the components of the following imaging decision-making tool What are the indications for a CT abdomen/pelvis in the trauma patient? Wisecracks What are the mechanisms of injury for the following weapons: Knives Handgun rounds Shotgun rounds Rifle rounds What is the LD50 in feet for falls from a given height? What is permissive hypotension and what evidence does it have? 

Follow the clues this week to uncover the genius behind Gillian Flynn’s 2012 Psychological Thriller, Gone Girl. Valerie and Leslie analyze the macro story by applying Story Grid's Editor’s Six Core Questions. They identify the global genre, the conventions and obligatory moments of the genre, point of view and narrative device, objects of desire, the controlling idea, and the beginning hook, middle, build, and ending payoff.The Story Grid Writer’s Room is a show dedicated to offering a practical approach to the Story Grid method so you can put it to work. This season Valerie and Leslie will spend six episodes analyzing Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn to help you understand how to apply Story Grid’s macro tools to masterworks and your own story.Click here for the full show notes. 

Core Questions   Define upper gastrointestinal versus lower gastrointestinal bleeding and differentiate between the two based on anatomic location  Outline an approach to the history and physical examination for the patient with complaints consistent with GIB.- Box 27.3 List 5 causes of UGI bleeding and 5 causes of LGI bleeding- Table 27.1 Outline six alternative diagnoses or mimics of GI bleeding - Box 27.1 List five characteristics of patients with high-risk GI bleeds - Box 27.2 Describe an approach to ancillary testing in the patient with GI bleeding. List five substances that when ingested, can result in a falsely-positive stool guaiac study Outline an approach to the management of the patient with GI bleeding - Fig 27.3 Detail the Blatchford and Clinical Rockall Risk Scores - Tables 27.3/27.4   Wisecracks   Outline the three most common causes of UGIB in pediatric and adult patients. Outline the three most common causes of LGIB in pediatric and adult patients. What percentage of patients presenting with hematochezia actually have an UGIB? What volume of blood loss is needed to produce symptoms of anemia in the patient with an acute/subacute GI bleed?

Did the Story Work?Randall: Pretty good, some nice surprises, overall the story worked.Parul: High stakes, constantly moving. The story worked as a thriller.What are the Editor’s Six Core Questions?It’s a great way to analyze any story and figure out if it works. Here are the questions. We’ll touch on them in this podcast, but the full notes can be downloaded afterward.What’s the genre?What are the conventions and obligatory scenes for that genre?What’s the Point of View?What are the objects of desire?What’s the controlling idea/theme?What is the Beginning Hook, the Middle Build, and Ending Payoff?BEGINNING HOOKWe start with what appears to be a normal family: Marty is an accountant who appears to watch porn all the time.  The kids are pretty normal, Charlotte is a normal teenager with attitude and Jonah seems to be pretty normal too.  Then we find out that Marty knows his wife is cheating on him.  All of this sets the stage for the viewers, we see the family at home, work and play and we have a good idea what they are all about.To see the rest of our show notes go to www.storygrid.com or www.sgshowrunners.com

Core Questions What are risk factors for serious underlying causes of abdominal pain? (Box 24.1)  Explain key symptoms and signs to look for in the evaluation of the patient with abdominal pain.  What diagnoses are associated with different patterns of abdominal pain? (Fig 24.1)  List 5 critical and 5 emergent causes of abdominal pain (Table 24.1, 24.2)  Explain an approach to ancillary testing in abdominal pain.  Outline a diagnostic algorithm for patients with abdominal pain (Fig 24.4)  Outline an empiric management algorithm for abdominal pain. (Fig 24.5)  Wisecracks What are the structures included in the foregut, midgut, and hindgut? More importantly, why do you care?  List indications for bedside US in the ED patient with abdominal pain (Table 24.3)  Explain how referred pain works in the setting of abdominal pain (Fig 24.2)    

Core Questions What are risk factors for serious underlying causes of abdominal pain? (Box 24.1)  Explain key symptoms and signs to look for in the evaluation of the patient with abdominal pain.  What diagnoses are associated with different patterns of abdominal pain? (Fig 24.1)  List 5 critical and 5 emergent causes of abdominal pain (Table 24.1, 24.2)  Explain an approach to ancillary testing in abdominal pain.  Outline a diagnostic algorithm for patients with abdominal pain (Fig 24.4)  Outline an empiric management algorithm for abdominal pain. (Fig 24.5)  Wisecracks What are the structures included in the foregut, midgut, and hindgut? More importantly, why do you care?  List indications for bedside US in the ED patient with abdominal pain (Table 24.3)  Explain how referred pain works in the setting of abdominal pain (Fig 24.2)    

Cyberdogz welcomes content developer Marisa Jackels to the show to interview Mike on the history of Cyberdogz, PLUS how Cyberdogz is helping customers sustain and navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. Highlights The crisis around the pandemic - 0:45 Mike’s story with Cyberdogz - 1:00 Mike’s first job - 2:54 What to do to support clients - 5:20 Wanting to be smart and strategic - 7:00 Do not panic! - 7:39 People want confidence - 10:08 Figuring out a new way to keep your business afloat - 16:00 What to do in a time of crisis - 17:37 Focusing on the strengths and not the weaknesses - 22:19 Being a better business owner during the pandemic - 25:00 It is all about perspective - 30:10 Episode Resources Connect with Mike Brevik: http://www.cyberdogzmarketing.com/  mike@cyberdogzmarketing.com  Connect with Marisa Jackels marisajackels@gmail.com 

Initial ObservationsMel - The villain is the hero of his own story. And it was great to get into the mind of a psychopath, especially through the first-person narrative, seeing how he leaves red herrings for whoever is trying to get him and start seeing the good guys as his antagonists while wanting him to succeed.Parul - Another great story where we have great innovations of the Love Genre mixed with the thriller genre to give us an engaging narrative drive.  Reminds me of Killing Eve.Randy - Awesome.  Compelling story, well told. Read more in our notes at www.SGShowrunners.com and www.storygrid.com

Core Questions:    Define “massive hemoptysis”. Which vessels, when injured, are typically associated with small and massive hemoptysis, and how do the vessel characteristics influence the degree of bleeding? Outline an approach to the history and physical examination for a patient presenting with hemoptysis. Outline the differential diagnosis for hemoptysis and highlight five critical and five emergent diagnoses that cause hemoptysis. (Box 21.1 and 21.2) What ancillary tests are warranted in the patient with hemoptysis? Detail the utility of imaging studies in patients with hemoptysis. Detail the diagnostic approach to the patient with hemoptysis. (Figure 21.1) Outline an approach to managing the patient with hemoptysis. (Figure 21.2) What two maneuvers can be used to address massive hemoptysis from a suspected tracheo-innominate fistula (TIF)? What strategies can be used to improve oxygenation in the patient with massive hemoptysis? Wisecracks:  List one gynecologic cause of hemoptysis. List five causes of massive hemoptysis. What is the most lethal consequence of massive hemoptysis?

Core Questions:    Define “massive hemoptysis”. Which vessels, when injured, are typically associated with small and massive hemoptysis, and how do the vessel characteristics influence the degree of bleeding? Outline an approach to the history and physical examination for a patient presenting with hemoptysis. Outline the differential diagnosis for hemoptysis and highlight five critical and five emergent diagnoses that cause hemoptysis. (Box 21.1 and 21.2) What ancillary tests are warranted in the patient with hemoptysis? Detail the utility of imaging studies in patients with hemoptysis. Detail the diagnostic approach to the patient with hemoptysis. (Figure 21.1) Outline an approach to managing the patient with hemoptysis. (Figure 21.2) What two maneuvers can be used to address massive hemoptysis from a suspected tracheo-innominate fistula (TIF)? What strategies can be used to improve oxygenation in the patient with massive hemoptysis? Wisecracks:  List one gynecologic cause of hemoptysis. List five causes of massive hemoptysis. What is the most lethal consequence of massive hemoptysis?

With three protagonists and three timelines, the story can get a bit confusing for those with no prior knowledge of the Witcher Universe.  There were some good scenes, but the editors break down the problems and offer some solutions. Initial Observations - One word or one sentence.Randy: Interesting, but no game of thrones. One word: confusingMel: Wonderful portrayal of The Witcher by Henry Cavill, but my one word for this TV series: disappointing.Parul. A good example of how a great idea is lost without structure and world-building.Go to www.sgshowrunners.com or www.storygrid.com for the rest of the notes.Thanks!

Canadian writer, Valerie Francis, is a best-selling author of fiction for women and children. She’s so obsessed with the craft of storytelling that she’s started an online book club featuring stories by, for and about women. Originally published under the pseudonym, Robin St. Croix, "Masquerade is a love story designed for busy women on the go. At a dinner party one night, Valerie’s friends (all avid readers and busy women) confessed that due to their hectic schedules, they didn’t read as much as they used to. So, Valerie designed a book in 12 parts that could easily be read on a cell phone while they waited in dentists’ offices or stood on the sidelines of soccer fields. Each part is about the length of a glass of wine or a commute home. Guilt-free moments of escape for readers in their otherwise chaotic days! Podcaster: Valerie co-hosts three podcasts for writers. The first, The Story Grid Editor Roundtable, is focused on the craft of writing. The second is focused entirely on book marketing on "The Book Launch Show."  And, UP, the "Unpodcast Show," it's new and is focusing on character development with a focus on wants and needs of character. Website: https://valeriefrancis.ca/   valerie@valeriefrancis.ca "Mascarade"  What would you do if you knew you wouldn't get caught? You can purchase all of Valerie's books on Amazon. Story Grid Editors' 6 Core Questions. Music "Tiny People" by Alexei De Bronhe ; "The Amelia Island Sun" by Rafael Javadov Thank you for listening.    Diann@DiannAbroad.com  DiannAbroad.com   

Core Questions:    What are the three anatomically-distinct zones of the pharynx, and what structures outline their borders? Ultrasound of the Neck Lateral neck radiograph Nasopharyngoscopy CT Soft Tissues Neck Describe the utility of the following imaging modalities in the patient with sore throat. Outline five viral, five bacterial, and five other potential aetiologies of sore throat in the ED patient? (Table 20.1) Outline the components of the Modified Centor Score and describe its application. Describe the diagnostic algorithm for the patient with sore throat. (Figure 20.4) Outline the approach to managing a patient with sore throat in the ED. (Figure 20.4) What antibiotics can be used in the  patient with suspected or confirmed streptococcal pharyngitis? (Box 20.2)   Wisecracks:    In what age groups is streptococcal pharyngitis rarely seen? What is Waldeyer’s Tonsillar Ring? What is the “thumb sign” and what pathology does it point to?

Dr. John L. Cox shares Four Core Questions Children are asking and how parents can go with them while they are looking for answers.