Podcasts about Cropp

Julie is a CEO, Author, and entrepreneur. Julie is a respected and trusted leader in business communities that extend from the Northeast (Philadelphia, New York City, and D.C.) to the Southeast (including the Greater Atlanta region and Charleston, South Carolina.), and that includes CEOs and entrepreneurs of small to midsize businesses as well as the Fortune 1000. In her 25-year career, she has consulted with more than 1000 companies to build sustainable, revenue-generating strategies. Her first book, Dare to Become, From the Corner Booth to the Corner Office, hit shelves worldwide on September 3 and details her journey from working for her parent's restaurant to building a successful agency. For millions, a significant component of the American dream is to start one's own company and, ultimately, to become one's boss. The question is, how exactly does one do that? Every successful entrepreneur has a unique story to tell. Julie Cropp Gareleck, CEO, Entrepreneur, and now Author, brings a fresh perspective on confidently navigating the journey from startup to success. Whether you are a new business owner, entrepreneur, or an employee, the insights shared in this book will prove valuable on your journey. Links: Website: www.juliecroppgareleck.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juliecgareleck IG: https://www.instagram.com/juliecgareleck/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@juliecgareleck/featured LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliecroppgareleck/ Amazon: https://amzn.to/4f79dBf Quick recap Michael and Julie discussed the importance of self-realization, resilience, and adaptability in the face of challenges, particularly during the Great Recession and the Covid-19 pandemic. They also highlighted the value of early work experiences, problem-solving skills, continuous learning, and journaling in personal and professional development. Lastly, they discussed the promotion and availability of Julie's upcoming book, "Dare to Become," and the importance of networking and social media in book promotion. Discussing 'Dare to Become' and Potential Michael and Julie discussed the fast pace of the year and Julie's upcoming book, "Dare to Become," which aims to inspire people to reach their full potential. Michael expressed his excitement about the book's title and its message, emphasizing the importance of individuals realizing their unlimited potential to positively impact society. They agreed to keep the conversation organic and to include a summary of the interview in the show notes for those who might want to learn more about the discussion.     Launching a Business Amid Economic Challenges Michael and Julie discussed the challenges and successes of launching a business during the Great Recession and the subsequent years of significant change and transformation. Michael praised Julie's boldness in starting a business during a difficult economic period and highlighted how both personal and working life have been significantly impacted by recent events such as wars, pandemics, and technological advancements. Julie shared his experience of launching a business during the recession and how his company managed to adapt and do well during the Covid-19 pandemic, despite the shift to remote work being a significant challenge for his sales team.     Overcoming Fear With Zoom and Sharing Journeys Michael suggested that salespeople, who were initially uncomfortable using Zoom, should familiarize themselves with the platform by using it with their grandchildren. This approach helped them overcome their fear and gain confidence in using the app. Julie then shared his motivation for writing a book about his journey from working at his parents' restaurant to starting his own business. He found inspiration in his past journals and wanted to share the lessons he learned, as well as the ups and downs of his journey.     HVAC Industry Contributions and Family Businesses Michael shared his conversation with Gene Slade, who has made significant contributions to the HVAC industry, particularly in lead generation and follow-ups. Michael highlighted the value of starting one's career in the family business, as it provides a unique opportunity to learn about running a business from a young age. He also discussed his own experience working in a family-owned grocery store, emphasizing the importance of understanding family and people dynamics in both professional and personal contexts.     The Importance of Early Work Experiences Michael and Julie discussed the value of early work experiences in shaping one's career. Michael emphasized the importance of working with diverse individuals, as it teaches essential skills like communication and conflict resolution. Julie shared his experience working at his parents' restaurant, highlighting how it helped him develop a strong work ethic and provided a foundation for his future roles. Michael agreed, sharing his own experience of working in various industries and how each job taught him valuable lessons. Both agreed that these early work experiences were critical in preparing individuals for their future careers.     Embracing Challenges and Leveraging Learning for Growth Michael and Julie discussed the importance of problem-solving skills, learning, and taking risks in personal and professional development. Michael emphasized the value of paying attention to details and continuously learning, sharing his own experiences of overcoming challenges through problem-solving. Julie agreed, highlighting his own journey of building a successful business despite not coming from a wealthy background or having an Ivy League education. Both underscored the significance of daring oneself to invest in personal growth and learning from others' experiences, particularly through reading and networking.     Journaling, Deadlines, and Mindset Shifts Michael and Julie discussed the importance of journaling and using deadlines to manage tasks. Michael shared his experience of how writing has helped him remember his past and learn from his mistakes. Julie agreed, highlighting the value of reflecting on one's journey and using it as a source of inspiration. They also discussed the concept of shifting from a "have to" to a "get to" mindset when approaching tasks, which can increase productivity and job satisfaction. Lastly, they talked about the significance of publishing a book and the impact it can have on others.     Julie's Upcoming Book Promotion Discussion Michael and Julie discussed the promotion and availability of Julie's upcoming book. Julie directed attendees to her website and various bookshops for pre-sale information.   

With Paris 2024 just around the corner, we're joined by one of the new crop of NZ athletes making big strides on the Kiwi stage. Jonah Cropp joins us to Chew the F.a.T on the wonderful world of walking ahead of his biggest test yet at the World U20 Championships in Lima.

Interview With Julie Cropp GareleckDare To Become - From The Corner Booth to The Corner Office#DareToBecome #JunctionCreative #JulieCroppGareleckHi, and welcome to the show!On today's show I have the pleasure of welcoming founder, CEO and author Julie Cropp Gareleck to talk about her latest book Dare to Become: From the Corner Booth to the Corner Office.Julie is a respected and trusted leader in business communities that extend from the Northeast (Philadelphia, New York City, and D.C.) to the Southeast (including the Greater Atlanta region and Charleston, South Carolina.) Serving CEOs and entrepreneurs of small to midsize businesses and the Fortune 1000. Leading up to her success as a business owner, Julie invested years gathering valuable experience by working in her family's restaurant. As a result, Julie had a great foundation for running a business from managing people and money, dealing with adversity,  being accountable and responsible, paying attention to details, and working with multiple generations at once. In the 20 years since those humble beginnings, Julie has experienced meteoric success in her own business, including consulting with more than 500 companies, reviewing and developing core business strategies, and executing against strategies as it relates to sales, marketing and operations. Understanding that there is no magic bullet or get rich quick fix, Julie is methodical in her approach to improving and growing business across industry.As a leading strategic consulting firm and a full service marketing agency, Junction Creative looks forward to transforming your business. To learn more about the topics discussed, or to contact Julie directly, click the link below.Disclosure of Material Connection: This is a “sponsored post.” My Future Business is disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”

In this episode of Biographers in Conversation, Ryan Cropp shares with Gabriella the multiplicity of choices he made while writing Donald Horne. A Life in the Lucky Country, the biography of Donald Horne, a prominent and outspoken Australian journalist, writer, public intellectual and social critic. Here's what you'll discover in this episode:  Why Ryan Cropp felt compelled to write a biography of Donald Horne. The meaning behind the second part of the book's title: A Life in the Lucky Country.  Why Ryan opens the biography with a close up view of Horne sitting on a Sydney bus looking out the window while he was being filmed for a current affairs program. Ryan's exhaustive research strategy and how he narrowed the biographical scope to ensure he didn't write a tome. How Ryan incorporated information from Horne's three autobiographies into the narrative, yet avoided serving as Horne's ventriloquist given that memoirists are unreliable narrators of their own life. How Ryan made Myfanwy, Horne's wife and literary partner, a central character  How Ryan represented Myfanwy's point of view given that the wives of prominent men are often invisible in the biographies of their husbands.  How Ryan achieved a fine balance between portraying Horne's public, private and interior lives.  The literary devices Ryan employed to craft an enthralling narrative.  Ryan's beliefs about the role of a biographer. https://biographersinconversation.com Facebook: Share Your Life Story Linkedin: Gabriella Kelly Davies Instagram: Biographersinconversation

Jessie Simpson talks about being an entrepreneur after serving as a US marine and firefighter, with former US marine and firefighterJulie Cropp Gareleck, entrepreneur and CEO of two award-winning strategic agencies shares her thoughts and book - Dare to Become

There are many layers to running a business and it's getting more complicated each year. With technology advancing, AI becoming sharper, and marketing strategies evolving more rapidly than ever, let's just be honest - we all need help! That's why agencies exist. Whether you need help navigating business development or marketing, working with an agency will always teach you something new and help your business reach new heights. So, is it time for you to hire an agency? Tune in to find out! In this episode of Cut to the Chase, Gregg is joined by Julie Cropp Gareleck, Founder/CEO of Junction Creative Solutions and Partner at Experience Synergy, two award-winning strategic agencies that combine the intellectual capital of a business consulting firm with the creative execution of an advertising agency. Julie has helped more than 350 companies establish their brands, engage audiences, and drive revenue. Today, she's sharing her wealth of experience with you to ensure 2024 is a year of growth and success for you and your company.   In this episode of Cut to the Chase, Gregg and Julie discuss:  - Marketing mistakes businesses are making & How an agency can help you avoid these mistakes. - The #1 thing you should look for in a marketing agency. - How Junction Creative helps businesses improve their PR, branding, advertising, and digital marketing strategies. - Where marketing is going in the next 3 years. - Do traditional ad agencies still exist? - Why business owners are confusing operational problems with marketing problems. - How Experience Synergy helps businesses define strategies and internal processes so they can thrive long-term. - Common mistakes owners make when preparing to sell their business. - What business owners should focus on before selling or seeking out investors. - How to know what marketing metrics you should keep track of. - Is posting on TikTok worth it for my business?   Key Actionable Takeaways for Law Firms: - ChatGPT is an incredible resource, but it's not sophisticated enough to provide the quality or depth of knowledge needed to produce great marketing content. - What to look for in a marketing agency: Great communication, highly responsive, and highly collaborative. - Business owners often confuse operational issues for marketing issues, so it's important to know the difference. - Setting up simple internal processes for communication can increase your revenue ~30% with your existing client base. - Investors are looking for sustainable and stable businesses to buy or invest in, not just an innovative product/service. It's crucial to get professional advice and guidance when seeking out investors or preparing to sell your business.   To learn more about Julie Cropp Gareleck, connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliecroppgareleck Learn more about Junction Creative Solutions: https://junction-creative.com Learn more about Experience Synergy: https://experience-synergy.com To book Julie for speaking engagements or corporate training programs, visit: www.juliecroppgareleck.com Pre-Order “Dare to Become” by Julie Cropp Gareleck: https://www.amazon.ca/Dare-Become-Corner-Booth-Office/dp/1611884012   

Alle Infos zu ausgewählten Werbepartnern findest du hier. Aktien + Whatsapp = Hier anmelden. Lieber als Newsletter? Geht auch.  Das Buch zum Podcast? JETZT BESTELLEN. Super Micro Computer findet sich selbst teuer. Unilever verkauft Eis, Medios kauft profitablere Konkurrenten und AstraZeneca kauft die zweite Milliardenfirma ohne Umsatz in zwei Wochen. Achja: Japan hebt endlich Zinsen an. LPP (WKN: 121065) hat Marken wie Reserved, Cropp und House. LPP hat starkes Wachstum. LPP hat aber auch eine Shortseller-Attacke. Kakao-Preise gehen seit Monaten durch die Decke. Barry Callebaut (WKN: 914661) geht entsprechend in den Keller. Kommt bald der Turnaround? Diesen Podcast vom 20.03.2024, 3:00 Uhr stellt dir die Podstars GmbH (Noah Leidinger) zur Verfügung. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of r-House, your host, Peter Hunt, welcomes Dr. Michael Cropp, President & CEO of Independent Health.Together, Peter and Michael discuss navigating healthcare, the economic advantage of having quality healthcare, and how the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare affect a variety of other industries/factors in the community, including the value of real estate and mortgages. 

Dave Greening joins the show to discuss where food comes from. Dave has spent more than 25 years in the food industry and the last five with CROPP Cooperative, the co-op that has Organic Valley and Organic Prairie Brands. Links: Visit us online: https://pedersonsfarms.com/ More on Dave: linkedin.com/in/dave-greening Topics: (2:01) - Dave's backstory (5:25) - What the co-op does (11:05) - The concept of regeneration (14:06) - Manure lagoons (15:57) - Where food really comes from (17:21) - Why organic is so expensive (23:49) - Preserving the planet

6/2 Hour 4   1:00 Caps coach Spencer Carbery 28:00 EB looks fat in his Cropp commercial 35:00 EB's theory on Chase Young missing Voluntary Workouts

5/17 Hour 1   4:00 EB's Cropp commercial 21:00 Spurs win NBA Draft lottery 35:00 Will Levis turning heads at rookie mini camp

5/15 Hour 4   3:00 Entertainment Page 20:00 Soap vs. Body wash 28:00 EB doesn't know what to wear for his Cropp commercial 35:00 Fact or Fiction

5/12 Hour 4   3:00 Final records for the 2023 Commanders schedule 17:00 Rockstar Brett Michaels 35:00 EB taping his Cropp commercial

Zapraszam do rozmowy z Moniką Kapłan o kulisach branży fashion! Jak buduje się strategie marketingowe? Czego marki slow fashion mogą nauczyć się od fast fashion w obszarze komunikacji? Czy odpowiedzialny marketing to oksymoron? Kiedy dać sobie spokój z fantazjami o własnej marce? Zapraszam na wielowątkową rozmowę, nie tylko o marketingu. Posłuchajcie o odwadze tworzenia, o polskich kompleksach w obszarze designu oraz umiejętnościach potrzebnych na różnych około-kreatywnych stanowiskach. Wymianę dobrej energii i radość dzielenia się zapewnia: ☕Wirtualna kawka: https://buycoffee.to/odpowiedzialnamoda ❤️Patronite: https://patronite.pl/odpowiedzialnamoda

12/6 Hour 2   2:00 Hit the Skins 15:45 EB tipping Cropp guys 27:30 Drab befriends a homeless man 35:00 Junkies Blitz

czy słyszeliście o skandalu w który uwikłane jest lpp? Pewnie nie, bo mam wrazenie, że bardzo mało się o takich rzech mówi... Sprawa jest taka, że fast fashion jest fast fashion i nowe skandale pojawiają się prawie co miesiąc. W maju dopytywaliśmy się o to, dlaczego ich produkty są dostępne w krajach z których teoretycznie się wycofali, w zeszłym miesiącu LPP musialło tłumaczyć się z niewolniczej pracy w fabrykach w Burmie, w tym miesiącu pojawiają się zarzuty o niepłacenie dostawcom w Bangladeszu. I podczas gdy LPP, czyli właściciel Reserved, Mohito, Cropp, House i Sinsey próbuje wziąć to wszystko na klatę, pojawia się pytanie czy może nie lepiej byłoby po prostu zmodyfikować model biznesowy. Czy warto kupować w Reserved i innych sklepach firmy LPP sa? Dajcie mi znać co na ten temat myślicie. Pozdrawiam, AniaKUP MI KAWĘ (jeśli masz na to ochotę) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/aniagemmaCOLORFUL STANDARD kod: ANNIAGEMMACS10 https://colorfulstandard.com/?rfsn=62..SHOF kod: Ania10 link: https://bit.ly/3Gr4Qj6WIELORAZÓWKA kod: ania10 link: https://www.wielorazowka.pl/ źródła znajdziecie na Youtube

Eric Cropp, RPh shares his personal story with a medication error that forever changed his life, how he became a patient safety advocate, and ways we can make medication administration safer for patients and caregivers.  Check out previous episodes that share more of this important journey below: Episode 46: How to Enhance Medication Safety for Patients and Caregivers Episode 48: How to Prevent Medication Errors with Chris Jerry of the Emily Jerry Foundation Also, Eric invites caregivers to reach out to him if he can be a resource at (440) 567-9419 or sabsdaddie11192006@gmail.com.

Murray Jones from 4CA chats with the director of Cherish, Lynn Cropp, about the local production of this Ken Duncum play

In this episode, I was joined by Simon Cropp to chat about a form of testing called Snapshot testing! Simon is the author of Verify, which is a library that I'm quickly discovering is going to save me a HUGE amount of time when writing tests in dotnet! We chatted about snapshot testing in general; the various helper extensions that Verify has, which adds support for lots of different technologies; and also about testing in general. If you've ever felt that you spend too much time writing asserts in tests - then this is the episode for you!For a full list of show notes, or to add comments - please see the website here

Join the Extension Dairy Team as we visit with Dr. Bob Cropp, Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dr. Cropp has provided dairy market updates to the Ag Lender's Seminar for over 30 years and gives our audience a great perspective and understanding of the dairy markets.

Bret Keisling is joined by Matt Cropp, executive director of the Vermont Employee Ownership Center [http://www.veoc.org/], who describes the VEOC's Virtual Annual Conference to be held June 3, 2021. The full transcript of this episode, which includes links to all the topics mentioned, is available on our website at https://www.theesoppodcast.com/post/mini-cast-135-vermont-eo-conference-with-matt-cropp

Bret Keisling is joined by Matt Cropp of the Vermont Employee Ownership Center [http://www.veoc.org] and Leo Sammallahti of Mutual Interest Media [https://www.mutualinterest.coop/] who discuss whether EO will become a movement, comparisons to other movements, and how EO might interact with allied interest groups. The full transcript of this episode, which includes links to all the topics mentioned, is available on our website, here: https://www.theesoppodcast.com/post/150-matt-cropp-leo-sammallahti-and-an-eo-movement

How do you do smarter testing? Carl and Richard talk to Simon Cropp about Verify, Simon's open source project to add snapshot testing capabilities to many of your favorite testing stacks. Simon talks about how snapshots can help you look at the output of code, rather than the code itself, to test its validity. And as code changes, the new snapshots reflect those changes - no need to rewrite the tests!

How do you do smarter testing? Carl and Richard talk to Simon Cropp about Verify, Simon's open source project to add snapshot testing capabilities to many of your favorite testing stacks. Simon talks about how snapshots can help you look at the output of code, rather than the code itself, to test its validity. And as code changes, the new snapshots reflect those changes - no need to rewrite the tests!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

How do you do smarter testing? Carl and Richard talk to Simon Cropp about Verify, Simon's open source project to add snapshot testing capabilities to many of your favorite testing stacks. Simon talks about how snapshots can help you look at the output of code, rather than the code itself, to test its validity. And as code changes, the new snapshots reflect those changes - no need to rewrite the tests!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

This episode is inspired by H. Clay Trumbull’s book “Hints on Child Training “. Awesome book, highly recommend it for any parents or care givers. I'm listening to Hints on Child Training by H. Clay Trumbull, narrated by Harold N. Cropp on my Audible app. Try Audible and get it here: https://www.audible.com/pd?asin=B00943L7II&source_code=ASSORAP0511160006

In today’s episode, I speak with Consultant Jan-Henrik Cropp about His unique system of growing one’s own hay and haylage for no-till systems. Sponsored by Growers.co, BCSamerica.com and Ramblinfarmers.com  For more info, visit notillgrowers.com or support us at patreon.com/farmerjesse  Big Shoutout to major show supporters Jean Martin Fortier and Scott Snodgrass . 

Skincare Lovers! This one is for you. We sat down with Christina Cropp Watson, Lead Esthetician of POUT Cosmetics and Skin Studio. Christina talks about how she got started with POUT, her interest in skincare, and the products and services offered at POUT. Services mentioned (Available at POUT) POUT Hydrafacial™ Facial: http://www.secure-booker.com/pout/Services/Services.aspx Brow Lamination: http://www.secure-booker.com/pout/Services/Services.aspx Products Mentioned One Love Organics Oil Cleanser 8 Cleanser: https://shop.oneloveorganics.com/products/botanical-b-cleansing-oil-makeup-remover Cleansers: Chantecaille Rice and Geranium Foaming Cleanser: https://chantecaille.com/collections/cleansers/products/rice-geranium-cleanser Sunscreen: PCA Weightless Protection Broad Spectrum SPF 45https://www.pcaskin.com/weightless-protection-broad-spectrum-spf-45-1.html Face Mask Mask suggestion: Tata Harper Clarifying Mask: https://www.tataharperskincare.com/clarifying-mask Face Massage Tool: Advanced Bio Lifting+ Massage Tool: https://chantecaille.com/products/advanced-bio-lifting-massage-tool Exfoliants: Foreo Luna: https://www.foreo.com/luna-range PCA Daily Exfoliant: https://www.pcaskin.com/daily-care-products/exfoliants Chantecaillie Bamboo and Hibiscus Exfoliating Cream: https://chantecaille.com/products/bamboo-and-hibiscus-exfoliating-cream Tracy Martyn Enzyme Exfoliant: https://www.traciemartyn.com/products/tracie-martyn-enzyme-exfoliant Eve Lom Rescue Peel Pads: https://www.evelom.com/collections/rescue/rescue-peel-pads-60ct-MEVFGS100527.html?lang=en_GB Babo Botanicals: https://www.babobotanicals.com All these items can be found at Pout Pout https://www.shoppout.com 2738 Devine Street Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shop_pout/?hl=en Monday-Saturday 10-6pm Christina Cropp Watson: https://www.instagram.com/chriscropp/ Keep in Touch! www.selfcreatedpodcast.com selfcreatedpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/selfcreatedpodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/selfcreatedpodcast Shanika Pichey: www.shanikapichey.com https://www.instagram.com/shanikapichey/ Jernell Simmons: https://www.instagram.com/jsnsimmons/ You can listen on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, and Google Play. Apple: https://bit.ly/SelfCreated Stitcher:www.stitcher.com/podcast/selfcrea…ylhu3yHTbl-FD4#/ Spotify:open.spotify.com/show/31ZyslqLq5uCE57yUQM2rk Google: https://bit.ly/SelfCreatedGooglePodcasts Breaker: https://www.breaker.audio/self-created Subscribe, Listen, Like, Comment, Share!

Underwater filmmaker, diver and self-proclaimed pirate Dean Cropp. Inspired by his father, documentary maker and conservationist Ben Cropp, Dean sold his house and now lives on a sailing boat that he travels the world in creating a web series called Barefoot Captain's Log. On this episode we chat with Dean about life on the boat, how the days on the water are spent and the challenges that come with no fixed address. We also cover off a recent shark attack incident which injured one of his crew members (Anika Craney) recently. Safe to say it has been a tough year for Anika. She lost her home during the summer bushfires. "She seemed to be more worried about missing out on the adventure then the injuries," Mr Cropp said. "While you hope it doesn't happen to you, you know it's part of the risk." Connect with Dean and the crew here The YouTube channel Barefoot Captain --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/saltyjournals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/saltyjournals/support

Chris & Shaun McClusky. Sahuarita Mayor Town Murphy -County regs.. Terry Cropp-Sheepfold of Az. CD-AG to file suit against Pima Co, Mark Kelly Chi-coms

Hosted by Dr. Matthew J. Breske, Dr. Adrian Larrain and Joshua Baudewijns Dr. Wolfson is a cardiologist who grew tired and frustrated with the dangerous pills and useless surgeries in mainstream medicine. After meeting his wife, Dr. Heather, a Doctor of Chiropractic his eyes were opened to what real health means. Now he teaches that a healthy lifestyle and organic foods are the path to wellness and a disease-free life. He has had interviews on CNN, Fox, and NBC have taught millions about a healthier way to life. His book, The Paleo Cardiologist, is an Amazon best-seller. He graduated from the University of Illinois and then spent four years at the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, where he earned his Doctor of Osteopathic degree. He then did a three-year internal medicine residency, followed by a three-year cardiology fellowship at Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, Illinois, where he served as Chief Fellow in his final year. When he moved to Arizona, he became a partner in the largest cardiology practice in the state. He enjoys sharing the path to true health with others. His articles, videos, programs and advice are designed to keep you and your kids well without prescription medicines or invasive procedures. He and his wife are on a mission to awaken the world to wellness. They want you to live, laugh and love, free of sickness and disease, and free of prescription medicines. https://thedrswolfson.com/ Check out his website to learn more about who Dr. Jack Wolfson is. If you don't know who he is and what he does, I highly recommend it. Thank you Dr. Wolfson for taking the time to have a great discussion with the Intuitive Mind Solutions Team. Intuitive Mind Solutions Podcast https://www.intuitivemindcommunity.com

Sandy Syburg (seaberg) is a man on the move. He’s an organic farmer, a member of CROPP cooperative (otherwise known as organic valley) who he grows feed for, president and co-owner of Purple Cow organics, an organic fertilizer company, and If that wasn’t enough, he also runs a school bus company in his home town, Oconomowoc, WI. He won’t tell you he’s busy though, ‘life is full and interesting’ as he says. Today we get an update on spring in Southeastern Wisconsin, talk about Covid19, and hear what Sandy’s excited about this season: corn in 60 inch rows. Let’s hop out and visit with Sandy, keeping 6 feet of distance of course. This episode is one of seven in which we take a digital road trip, checking in via phone with growers from Missouri on up to Canada about how they and the communities they live in are reacting to Covid-19. So hop in, buckle up, and hit the virtual road with us for this special spring 2020 series of Into the Weeds podcasts: Road trip edition. Show notes - Regen ag podcast: http://regenerativeagriculturepodcast.com/ - Mike Rowe podcast - “The way I heard it”: https://mikerowe.com/podcast/ - Organic Valley podcast: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/back-to-the-roots-podcast

We discussed who may be the Bills best second round draft pick since 2000. Bills Insider Chris Brown talked about the Bills draft approach (50:08). Draft analyst Tony Pauline previewed the NFL Draft and gave his thoughts on the Bills biggest draft needs following free agency (1:34:07). Independent Health's Dr. Michael Cropp discussed this spring's Health & Wellness Challenge that runs from April 27 through June 7 (1:58:10).

President and Chief Executive Officer of Independent Health Dr. Michael Cropp joined One Bills Live on April 20, 2020. He talked about this spring's Health & Wellness Challenge that runs from April 27 through June 7. Those interested in joining can sign up now at BuffaloBills.com/thechallenge.

Zapraszam do rozmowy z Agnieszką Górską, założycielką i CEO Ulala Chef, platformy online pozwalającej na wynajęcie szefów kuchni na prywatną uroczystość organizowaną we własnym domu, na przykład na przyjęcie komunijne, randkę czy spotkanie z przyjaciółmi. Dzięki Ulalachef, można zarezerwować kucharza, który nie tylko wyczaruje wykwintne dania na nasze przyjęcie, ale też zrobi zakupy, przygotuje i poda potrawy na oczach zaproszonych gości, a nawet posprząta kuchnie. Ulala Chef dostarcza również wyjątkowe usługi dla biznesu – realizując między innymi przyjęcia i pokazy live-cookingu z udziałem topowych kucharzy. Największym sukcesem Ulala Chef jest realizacja prywatnej restauracji dla gwiazd Festiwalu Open’er. Agnieszka Górska stworzyła usługę i platformę online, jakiej sama pragnęła dla siebie jako klientka usług gastronomicznych i pasjonatka dobrej kuchni. Zanim zdecydowała się rozwijać własny startup i działać w nowej dla siebie dziedzinie, przez 17 lat odpowiadała za marketing w dużych korporacjach. Pracowała między innymi dla branży retail w LPP S.A. (zrzeszającej takie marki jak np. Reserved, Cropp, Mohito) czy telekomunikacyjnej w Orange i Vectra, w której to była członkiem zarządu.Z rozmowy dowiesz się:– Czym różni się Ulala Chef od innych usług private cooking?– Jakie były najbardziej nietypowe realizacje Ulala Chef?– Jak wyglądał rozwój Ulala Chef – od pomysłu do realizacji?– Jakie były największe wyzwania w pierwszych latach działalności?– Jak platforma automatyzuje zamówienia i pozwala budować skalę?– Jak testowana była usługa zanim powstała platforma online?– Jak Agnieszka Górska wybierała swoich wspólników?Strona Ulala Chef: https://ulalachef.comNotatki z odcinka znajdziesz na: http://kobietyinternetu.pl/ulalachef

In this week's episode, Matt chats to Marcus Cropp - a Director of Photography and all round good guy! They talk work, inspiration, bad shows to binge, skateboarding, bouldering and more! Please leave us a review, tell us what you think, and as always follow us on the socials!Facebook: www.facebook.com/howdoyoudoyouInstagram: www.instagram.com/howdoyoudoyoupodFollow Matt on Instagram: www.instagram.com/mattsmolenTalk to Matt on twitter: https://twitter.com/mattsmolenBalloon Tree ProductionsHire our podcast studio!www.balloontreeproductions.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/balloontreeproductionsInstagram: www.instagram.com/balloontreeproductions

Den Schriftsteller Wolf-Ulrich zieht es immer wieder nach Afrika. In dieser Episode widmen wir uns dem Land Mali, für das – laut Auswärtigem Amt – eine Teilreisewarnung gilt. Dass es jederzeit gefährlich werden kann, ist Wolf klar, aber er kennt auch die reizvollen Seiten des Landes und begibt sich auf die Suche des Dogon-Geheimnisses und versucht verschollene Schriften in der Sahara zu entdecken. Eine seiner Reisen nach Mali hat er zusammen mit einem Freund per C1-Roller von BMW realisiert. Man braucht kein Technikfreak sein, um ein wenig anzuzweifeln, wie wüstentauglich die überdachten Fahrzeuge sein mögen ... Für die beiden Männer begann die Reise in Hamburg. Wie weit sie mit ihren Rollern kamen, darüber sprechen wir in diesem Interview ebenso wie über die Faszination Wüste und Menschen, die ihr Leben riskieren, um die Heimat zu verlassen … ******************************************************* Fotos und Links von Wolf findest du in den Show-Notes auf meiner Homebase: https://www.mady-host.de/podcasts.html +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Weitere Anregungen für deinen Ausstieg sowie amüsante Reiseerlebnisse bekommst du in meinen Büchern: https://www.mady-host.de/meine-buecher.html

Carol was a successful corporate executive when she had a vision to change her life completely. Passionate about helping young girls, she saw her new life (through Wishbeads!) and then set out to make her vision a reality. A new town, a new job, the love of her life and more. Hear her amazing story! Learn more about GirlUp here.

To nie same pieniądze nie pozwalają normalnie żyć, ale obecność wizerunku w mediach. To powoduje, że każdy bardzo łatwo Cię rozpoznaje, wszyscy Cię obserwują, pokazują palcem, czujesz się śledzony – mówi Marek Piechocki, współtwórca i współwłaściciel LPP SA, która stoi za takimi markami jak Reserved, Cropp czy Mohito.Sam o sobie mówi, że jest raczej milionerem, niż miliarderem, że radość w życiu daje mu rodzina, i że jest twardym, ale sprawiedliwym szefem.Daję sobie jeszcze około 10 lat, a potem owe budowanie dużej, polskiej, rodzinnej firmy przejmą moje dzieci – deklaruje Piechocki. Dodając, że to jego marzenie – zbudować rodzinną firmę, która będzie wizytówka naszego kraju poza granicami. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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The ESOP Mini-cast welcomes back Matt Cropp, Co-Executive Director of the Vermont Employee Ownership Center [www.veoc.org]. We sat down with him at the end of a very successful #VEOC19 -- the 17th Annual Vermont Employee Ownership Conference in Burlington, Vermont. We share some conference highlights and discuss the year-round work at the VEOC. If you'd like to hear more, check out The ESOP Podcast Episode 37 - "ESOPs, Co-ops, and Bernie Sanders at the Vermont Employee Ownership Conference."

Agnieszka Górska - CEO i Co-founder Ulala Chef. Pierwsze 16 lat swojej kariery zawodowej spędziła w dużych korporacjach różnych branż, od FMCG (Unilever), przez fashion retail (LPP S.A. – Reserved, Cropp, House, Mohito, etc.) po telekomunikację (Orange, Vectra), w tej ostatniej pełniła funkcję członka zarządu spółki odpowiedzialnego za marketing, strategię i customer service.Pochłonięta pasją do gastronomii, w 2014 roku założyła Ulala Chef - biznes skupia obecnie 150 topowych szefów kuchni z całej Polski, z którymi tworzy wyjątkowe wydarzenia. Podstawową usługą Ulala Chef są prywatne kolacje serwowane przez szefów kuchni w domach Klientów. Usługę tę można zarezerwować przez platformę internetową.Natomiast na rynku biznesowym Ulala Chef specjalizuje się w tworzeniu eventów premium z wysokiej jakości cateringiem, pokazami live-cookingu i kucharzami celebrytami znanymi z mediów. Flagowym projektem Ulala Chef, zrealizowanym już dwukrotnie, jest stworzenie i poprowadzenie prywatnej restauracji dla międzynarodowych gwiazd muzycznych Festiwalu Open’er.Ulala Chef: www.ulalachef.comZ rozmowy dowiesz się dużo:- jak to jest zrezygnować z rozpoznawalnego logo na wizytówce i korporacyjnego splendoru i zacząć własny biznes- jak dobrać sobie wspólników już po otwarciu firmy- jak planować czas ze znajomymi, by nie dać się pochłonąć biznesowi- a także o macierzyństwie, spacerach i wspaniałych kolacjach szykowanych przez najlepszych kucharzy w Twoim domuTranskrypcja, wideo i dodatkowe linki:www.gregalbrecht.io/agnieszkagorskaDołącz do klubu Greg Albrecht Podcast:www.gregalbrecht.io/klub

Agnieszka Górska - CEO i Co-founder Ulala Chef. Pierwsze 16 lat swojej kariery zawodowej spędziła w dużych korporacjach różnych branż, od FMCG (Unilever), przez fashion retail (LPP S.A. – Reserved, Cropp, House, Mohito, etc.) po telekomunikację (Orange, Vectra), w tej ostatniej pełniła funkcję członka zarządu spółki odpowiedzialnego za marketing, strategię i customer service.Pochłonięta pasją do gastronomii, w 2014 roku założyła Ulala Chef - biznes skupia obecnie 150 topowych szefów kuchni z całej Polski, z którymi tworzy wyjątkowe wydarzenia. Podstawową usługą Ulala Chef są prywatne kolacje serwowane przez szefów kuchni w domach Klientów. Usługę tę można zarezerwować przez platformę internetową.Natomiast na rynku biznesowym Ulala Chef specjalizuje się w tworzeniu eventów premium z wysokiej jakości cateringiem, pokazami live-cookingu i kucharzami celebrytami znanymi z mediów. Flagowym projektem Ulala Chef, zrealizowanym już dwukrotnie, jest stworzenie i poprowadzenie prywatnej restauracji dla międzynarodowych gwiazd muzycznych Festiwalu Open’er.Ulala Chef: www.ulalachef.comZ rozmowy dowiesz się dużo:- jak to jest zrezygnować z rozpoznawalnego logo na wizytówce i korporacyjnego splendoru i zacząć własny biznes- jak dobrać sobie wspólników już po otwarciu firmy- jak planować czas ze znajomymi, by nie dać się pochłonąć biznesowi- a także o macierzyństwie, spacerach i wspaniałych kolacjach szykowanych przez najlepszych kucharzy w Twoim domuTranskrypcja, wideo i dodatkowe linki:www.gregalbrecht.io/agnieszkagorskaDołącz do klubu Greg Albrecht Podcast:www.gregalbrecht.io/klub

Mitch Cropp built Cropp-Metcalf from a small company to a $40 million dollar juggernaut. How did he do it? In 2015 we interviewed Mitch on stage at an industry conference. He generously shared his experience, business philosophy, and insights with us. In this short segment from the interview, Mitch focused on business growth. Listen and learn from one of the most successful entrepreneurs in our industry!

Speaker or Performer: Pr. Mark D. Lovett Scripture Passage(s): Matthew 11:2-10 Date of Delivery: December 12, 2016 In the name of the Father and of the +Son and of the Holy SpiritOne can hear many things in the question of St. John the Baptist, addressed to the Lord: Are you the one to come or should we wait for another?We can hear hope in St. John’s question. Hope like a football fan cheering on his team that is already winning. Confident in the outcome. Christians are confident in the outcome. But we can also hear desperation in that question: are You the one to come or should we wait for another?John sat in prison for preaching the truth. He sat in prison and was subject to the whims of a madman and his mad court. John’s situation was rather desperate as things go in this life. It isn’t hard to hear John asking the Son of Mary, Are You the one to come or should we wait for another, because John’s surroundings, his situation was beginning to weigh on him and get the better of him. It is not without reason that the Church prays to her Lord, “Keep us steadfast” and “Lead me not into temptation.” If we were left to our own devices and imaginations we would be driven to live a fantasy. We would ignore the reality of sin and death. Such people either pretend that they are not affected by sin and death or they pretend it’s all a made-up morality.But days like today are stark reminders that we cannot ignore the truth and we cannot pretend it’s all a made-up reality. The wages of sin is death.But the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ.That’s the promise. For Jesus’ sake, by His body given and His blood shed, we have peace with God and the death we die is only a sleep to be awakened from. Jesus is the firstborn from among the dead, the first-fruits of the resurrection. Now we, with our brother, Gary, and all those who dwell on earth, either awake or asleep, are waiting for the completion of the resurrection began in Christ Jesus.In the face of such sorrow, be it ours by right or borrowed from the sorrow of others, such sorrow leads the world to embrace St. John’s question as its own: Are You, Jesus, the one to come or should we wait for another?We know who Jesus is, who He claims to be. And we know the evidences: the lame walk, the deaf hear, the mute speak, and the dead are raised up. And the poor have the good news preached to them. The good news. The good news is that God Almighty has made His home with us. He has thrown in His lot with His creatures and taken up our cause. Our God wears our flesh. That’s good news. Because He is the author of life. And if the author of life wears our flesh then we shall live! Even though we die, yet shall we live.We can, even in sorrow, say to the Son of Mary, the Son of God, “To you, O Lord, I life up my life, O my God. I trust in You: let me not be put to shame. Let not my enemies laugh at me. For all who wait upon You shall not be ashamed.” If this is you, Lord, then fulfill Your promises. Exalt Your people. Lift them up and carry them forever.The Lord replies to our question: “Blessed is the one who is not offended by me.”Jesus, the Son of Mary, is Lord. He is the Promised Offspring of woman. He is the Expected Prophet like unto Moses. He is the Pride of Judah, the Son of David, He is the Root of Jesse. He is the Righteousness of God with healing in His wings. And He is gathering His people from the whole world. He is collecting His flock, calling His sheep out of the crooks and ravines and off the plains and down from the mountains. They hear His voice and are drawn to Him. And they follow Him as He makes His ways known to them. He teaches them His paths. (Psalm 25)The way of the Lord is the cross. His path is suffering. As the blessed apostle teaches, “that through many tribulations we mustenterthekingdomof God.” (Acts 14:22b) Do not be surprised when the fiery trials come upon you, as if something strange were happening to you. The Lord has given you all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of Him who called us by glory and virtue. By these you have been given exceeding great and precious promise, that through these promises you may be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world.In a word, the Lord’s answer to John, His answer to us, is to wait. It is good that one whoudl wait quietly for the salvation of the Lord. Our bother here is waiting quietly for the salvation of the Lord. Put your trust and hope in the Lord. Just as the people of God had been doing for thousands of years and still do today. The Lord knows where you are and what you are suffering, even as He knew of John in prison. He hasn’t forgotten you. Indeed, He loves you beyond measure just as He loved John and all His holy prophets. Remember, He is the God who called Noah to build the ark and called Abram to leave his father’s land. He is the God who build up Jacob and raised up Moses; who saw His people endure slavery for some 400 years. He is the God who brought them out of Egypt and into the Promise Land. He is the God who defeated the Canaanites, the Hittites, the Jebusites, and all the others. He is the God who raised up Gideon and Sampson and finally David. He is also the God who saw His people be taken into captivity; their cities and country burned and destroyed. All the while He is the God who brought comfort to His people by the Promised Offspring of woman.Well unto You has been given this Savior; to us a child is born to us a Son is given. He is your hope and your comfort. And at the appointed time, be it today or in another thousands of years, He will restore you and His people, even John the Baptist, giving us the crown of life that will never fade away.+ In Nomine Iesu +

Mitch Cropp founded and grew Cropp Metcalfe into one of the largest and most successful home service companies ever, and has won a vast array of awards. Mitch discusses what works and what doesn’t work regarding the acquisition of companies and their employees.

Adam Cropp is an Expedition Leader on the National Geographic Orion, from the remote jungles of Papua New Guinea to the frosty frontiers of Antarctica and everywhere in between.

Adam Cropp is an Expedition Leader on the National Geographic Orion, from the remote jungles of Papua New Guinea to the frosty frontiers of Antarctica and everywhere in between.

How do you extend C#? Carl and Richard talk to Simon Cropp about his open source project called Fody. Simon talks how Fody allows you do do "weaving" of .NET assemblies to add capabilities. Sounds simple, but it's not - it's hugely powerful and has to be handled carefully. To make it even more amazing, there are a ton of add-ins built for Fody to open the door to all sorts of aspect-oriented programming, simplifying testing, instrumentation and other sorts of coding extensions. So many possibilities, you should check it out!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

How do you extend C#? Carl and Richard talk to Simon Cropp about his open source project called Fody. Simon talks how Fody allows you do do "weaving" of .NET assemblies to add capabilities. Sounds simple, but it's not - it's hugely powerful and has to be handled carefully. To make it even more amazing, there are a ton of add-ins built for Fody to open the door to all sorts of aspect-oriented programming, simplifying testing, instrumentation and other sorts of coding extensions. So many possibilities, you should check it out!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

Episode #207 is part two of my conversation with Chris Jerry, founder of The Emily Jerry Foundation. The foundation was created in the aftermath of the tragic death of his daughter, Emily - a preventable medical error caused by a number of factors and bad systems. You can read Emily's story here. In the first part (Episode #203), Chris told the story of what happened. In part two, we talk about topics including: A systems view vs. blaming an individual Chris skipping over the "anger" phase of grief Why his barber required more certification than a pharmacy tech compounding medications? "Emily's Law" was passed in 2009 in Ohio and he's working on this nationally How he learned his ex-wife pursued the criminal charges against Cropp Publicly forgiving Cropp and meeting him face to face for the first time How we're all fallible and capable of making a mistake All of the elements of the system have to fit together and work together Differences between advances in automotive safety over time and healthcare safety Warning people without demonizing the individuals The importance of patient and family involvement How to reduce hospital acquired infections - hand washing! How much progress is being made in the patient safety battle? For a link to this episode, refer people to www.leanblog.org/207. Part one was at www.leanblog.org/203. For earlier episodes of the Lean Blog Podcast, visit the main Podcast page at www.leanpodcast.org, which includes information on how to subscribe via RSS or via Apple iTunes. Podcasts are sponsored by KaiNexus and their continuous improvement software platform -- www.KaiNexus.com

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