Podcasts about daring adventure

Fluent Fiction - Hindi: Diwali's Daring Adventure: Friendship Lights the Path Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hi/episode/2024-11-25-23-34-02-hi Story Transcript:Hi: सूरज की पहली किरणें मनाली की बर्फ से ढकी चोटियों पर पड़ रही थीं। दूर-दूर तक फैली हुई घाटियों में ऐसा लग रहा था जैसे प्रकृति ने अपने हाथों से एक सुंदर पेंटिंग बना दी हो।En: The first rays of the sun were falling on the snow-covered peaks of Manali, creating a view that seemed as if nature had painted a beautiful picture with its own hands in the vast valleys.Hi: अक्तूबर के महीनों में ठंड हवाओं के झोकों के साथ-साथ मनाली में दीवाली की रौशनी भी अपनी छटा बिखेर रही थी।En: In the month of October, the cool breeze along with Diwali lights was spreading its charm in Manali.Hi: रीया, आरव और निखिल तीनों दोस्त वहां छुट्टियाँ मनाने पहुंचे थे।En: Riya, Aarav, and Nikhil, three friends, had arrived there to enjoy their vacation.Hi: रीया दिल से बहुत साहसी थी और रोमांच की खोज में हमेशा रहती थी, लेकिन हाल ही में उसकी सेहत ने उसे थोड़ा चिंतित कर दिया था।En: Riya was very brave at heart and always in search of adventure, but lately, her health had given her a bit of concern.Hi: उसे ऊँचाई पर जाने से थोड़ी असहजता महसूस हो रही थी, पर वह चाहती थी कि दोस्त इन छुट्टियों का पूरा आनंद लें।En: She felt a little uncomfortable at higher altitudes, but she wanted her friends to fully enjoy the vacation.Hi: आरव ने हमेशा की तरह पदयात्रा की योजना बनाई, वह सबसे अधिक सावधान रहने वाला था।En: Aarav, as usual, planned a trekking trip; he was the most cautious one.Hi: उसे हमेशा सबकी सुरक्षा की चिंता रहती थी।En: He was always concerned about everyone's safety.Hi: निखिल, ऊर्जा से भरपूर, कोई भी चिंता हो, उसे मामूली मानता था और हमेशा मुस्कुराकर विपरीत परिस्थितियों का मजाक उड़ाता था।En: Nikhil, full of energy, considered any worry trivial and always made fun of adverse situations with a smile.Hi: पर्वत की ऊँचाई पर जैसे ही उन्होंने अपनी यात्रा शुरू की, रीया की सांसें तेज हो गईं।En: As they started their hike at the mountain's height, Riya's breath quickened.Hi: उसे सिर में हल्का दर्द महसूस हो रहा था, लेकिन उसने चुप रहना बेहतर समझा।En: She felt a slight headache, but she chose to remain silent.Hi: वह नहीं चाहती थी कि उसकी वजह से दोस्त की खुशियाँ खराब हों।En: She didn't want her condition to spoil her friends' joy.Hi: जैसे-जैसे वे ऊपर की ओर बढ़ते गए, रीया का संतुलन बिगड़ने लगा।En: As they kept ascending, Riya began to lose her balance.Hi: आरव ने उसकी गंभीरता भांप ली और निखिल को इशारा किया।En: Aarav sensed her seriousness and signaled Nikhil.Hi: निखिल का carefree रवैया भी अचानक गम्भीर हो गया।En: Nikhil's carefree attitude suddenly turned serious.Hi: तभी रीया लड़खड़ाकर गिर पड़ी।En: Just then, Riya stumbled and fell.Hi: आरव और निखिल ने तेजी से उसके पास जाकर उसे संभाला।En: Aarav and Nikhil quickly went to her and supported her.Hi: वे दोनों उसे लेकर तुरंत वापस बेस कैंप की ओर लौट गए।En: They both took her immediately back to the base camp.Hi: वहाँ पहुँच कर उन्होंने स्थानीय चिकित्सक की मदद ली।En: Upon reaching there, they sought help from a local doctor.Hi: चिकित्सक ने बताया कि ये ऊँचाई का असर है और थोड़ी देर आराम से वो जल्दी ठीक हो जाएगी।En: The doctor explained that it was the effect of the altitude and that with a little rest, she would recover quickly.Hi: इस तरह की घटना से तीनों को बहुत कुछ सीखने को मिला।En: This incident taught the trio a lot.Hi: उस रात, दीवाली के दीप जलाते हुए तीनों ने साथ मिलकर मनाली की शांत वादियों में पटाखे छोड़े।En: That night, while lighting Diwali lamps, the three of them set off fireworks together in the serene valleys of Manali.Hi: रीया ने महसूस किया कि दोस्तों का सहारा लेना कमजोरी नहीं है, बल्कि उनकी मदद से ही मुश्किलें आसान होती हैं।En: Riya realized that leaning on friends is not a sign of weakness; rather, with their help, challenges become easier.Hi: मनाली की उन पहाड़ियों में दीवाली की रात रोशनी से सराबोर हो उठी और तीनों दोस्तों के बीच का रिश्ता और भी गहरा हो गया।En: On that Diwali night, the hills of Manali lit up with lights, and the bond between the three friends grew even stronger. Vocabulary Words:rays: किरणेंpeaks: चोटियोंvalleys: घाटियोंbreeze: हवाओं के झोकोंcharm: छटाvacation: छुट्टियाँbrave: साहसीadventure: रोमांचconcern: चिंताaltitudes: ऊँचाईhike: यात्राcautious: सावधानtrivial: मामूलीascending: ऊपर की ओर बढ़नाbalance: संतुलनstumbled: लड़खड़ानाsupported: संभालाbase camp: बेस कैंपrecover: ठीक हो जानाincident: घटनाfireworks: पटाखेserene: शांतweakness: कमजोरीchallenges: मुश्किलेंbond: रिश्ताnature: प्रकृतिpicture: पेंटिंगconcerned: चिंताbreath: सांसेंheadache: सिर दर्द

Cheloniacast sits down to speak with the renowned Dr. Russ Mittermeier to discuss and dive further into the vast array of conservation efforts he's been a part of for the last 50 years. From primates to South American side-necked turtles, Russ has had a diverse and impactful effect on wildlife conservation. Russ was previously President of Conservation International for 25 years, and then Executive Vice Chair until 2017. Russ is currently the Chief Conservation Officer of Re:wild (formerly Global Wildlife Conservation) and an active member of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) which he used to serve as Vice President of. Russ is the author of 40 books and almost 800 scientific papers. The conversation centers around Russ' work with the conservation of turtles and tortoises but also encompasses his journey and accomplishments.   To learn more about Russ and his work with Re:wild visit: https://www.rewild.org/   To learn more about seed grants for conservation, like the Turtle Conservation Fund, visit: https://turtleconservationfund.org/   ....

Dr. Liz Shuler's journey as a traveling therapist began when her husband received a job offer overseas, leading them to live in countries like Jordan and China before settling in Belgium for his studies. Liz's path in mental health counseling, international school counseling, and eventually opening her own practice in Belgium illustrates the flexibility and adaptability required in her field. Her experience showcases the importance of navigating legal and regulatory landscapes in different countries, highlighting how laws vary significantly from one place to another and the necessity for therapists to adapt to these differences while maintaining their practice.   In Belgium, Liz encountered a complex bureaucratic system that challenged her professional credentials and required her to navigate through extensive paperwork to continue her practice legally. Her determination led her to find a loophole that allowed her to practice as a psychotherapist due to her experience before 2016. Liz's story is not just about the challenges of international practice but also about the opportunities it presents, such as her involvement in psychedelic integration coaching and her use of platforms like Insight Timer to reach a broader audience. This tale is a testament to the innovative approaches therapists can take to adapt their practices to new environments while exploring unique specializations.   Episode Key Points: Dr. Liz Shuler adapted her therapy practice across different countries, navigating legal and regulatory challenges. In Belgium, Liz found a legal provision that recognized her previous experience, allowing her to continue practicing as a psychotherapist. Liz leverages online platforms for broader outreach, engaging in psychedelic integration coaching and sharing resources on Insight Timer. About Dr. Elizabeth Shuler:    Dr. Elizabeth Shuler have been at the bottom. She knows what it is like to feel worthless and hopeless. She also know that, like her, you have everything you need inside you to find hope and crawl out of the darkness. It just takes a little help.    Since 2015, Dr. Liz have lived abroad, starting in Jordan, moving to China, and finally ending up in Belgium. As an international school counselor by day, she worked with international students, parents, and professionals dealing with transition, culture shock, and burnout on top of all of the other life stressors that come along. As a coach and therapist by night, Dr. Liz saw many international professionals who didn't feel like enough, thought they were too sensitive, or who wanted to find personal and professional fulfillment. Now, she is a psychotherapist, coach, and yoga therapist living and working in Belgium.   Dr. Liz completed a Master's of Science in Mental Health Counseling in 2014, Yoga Teacher certification & Reiki Master certification in 2015, and PsyD & Yoga Therapy certification in 2023.   Connect with Dr. Liz: Counseling Website: www.innerevolutioncounseling.com Coaching Website: www.innerevolutioncoach.com Free Meditations: https://insig.ht/tpV4SbMvaGb Blog: https://innerevolution.substack.com/

Welcome to another episode of the Great Business Minds podcast, the definitive show for the business of digital infrastructure. GBM is brought to you by Preiskel & Co, a leading award-winning City of London law firm, internationally recognised for its expertise in the digital infrastructure industry and the telecoms and tech sector work more broadly. Wherever your legal or regulatory needs are (including outer space) Preiskel & Co LLP can support you, so do feel free to reach out to them at www.preiskel.com. This week, we are joined by an entrepreneurial and competitive international leader focused on energetically growing business and building diverse high-performing teams. Mark Smith co-founded and serves as the Executive Chairman for Qarbon Technologies since June 2022. Prior to this, he served as the Managing Director - Asia Pacific for Digital Realty from 2018 to 2022. And before that he held the position of Managing Director - Asia at Zettagrid. Before these roles, Mark was the Managing Director - Cloud Services - Asia Pacific at VMware and he also held the position of Managing Director - Asia Pacific for CenturyLink (Formerly Savvis Inc.). Mark's earlier work experience includes serving as the President & Senior Company Officer - Japan at Thomson Reuters from 2007 to 2010, and as the Head of Sales - Asia Pacific from 2002 to 2007. He was the Global Head of Sales at eBridge from early 1999 to 2002. Prior to these roles, Mark held the position of General Manager at Bridge Information Systems and served as the Head of Sales - Asia at SunGard from 1995 to 1997, and as a Major Account Manager at Knight Ridder Financial from 1991 to 1995. He attended the University of Puget Sound, where he obtained a Bachelor's Degree. In 1987, he also briefly studied Mandarin at Tunghai University. Additionally, in 1988 to 1989, Mark Smith studied Mandarin at Beijing Normal University. He joins us now from Tokyo where he lives with his family. Here at the GBM podcast, we hope you enjoy this episode and do leave us a review and share it with your contacts. We invite you back again for the next episode with another big name in the digital infrastructure space. If you want to get more from the definitive podcast for the business of digital infrastructure, make sure you subscribe to Great Business Minds. See you soon!   /////////////////////// This episode features our commercial partner Preiskel & Co, a leading award-winning City of London law firm, internationally recognised for its expertise in the digital infrastructure industry as well as the telecoms and tech sector work more broadly. Visit www.preiskel.com for more information. ///////////////////////   Get more from the GBM Podcast on: Official Website LinkedIn Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube

“And I remember having no food, no preparation, just a pair of bloody runners and some board shorts on. Just no idea what I was doing. And it was in the middle of the night it rained and I thought about turning back a thousand times and it was just like this - I talk about it in my book, the conflicting voices in your head. So that one voice that's derogatory and brings you down and it's self-deprecating and it's belittling. And we have all got that voice that holds us back from doing those things. I remember that night I talk about it in the book that this other voice started to shine through that just said, “Benji, you gotta go, you gotta keep moving forward. You gotta just get there. Don't, don't worry. You've got, you've got some water. You're, you're not, you're not alone.” Even though I was alone in the, in the darkness. And it just like this conflicting two little voices in my head just firing away. And I got there. I got into camp after midnight or something and got to the southernmost point at Daybreak in the morning and hiked all the way back. And that was sort of the start of this crazy adventure that took me across Australia.” Episode #144 of The Hope Initiative with Benji Brundin.

https://Art2Life.com - When was the last time walking into your studio felt like an adventure? Are you busy charting unknown territories in the land of creativity? Or are you trudging the same old paths on your canvas, hoping a breakthrough magically appears? Meet David duChemin! He's a ​​world and humanitarian assignment photographer, best-selling author, digital publisher, podcaster, and international workshop leader. His breathtaking photos make you feel like you're actually hanging out in the forest with wild bears, but it's not just because he's an incredible photographer. It's something deeper. Join us for an engaging conversation around adventure, creativity, challenge, and growth that I trust will inspire you wherever you are on the art-making journey. ================================ LISTEN IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN… Understanding the relationship between creativity, adventure, and risk [1:41] David's life and death experiences [10:20] David's “come from” and the power of experience [15:08] The wonderful world of difference and juxtaposition [23:37] The synergy of challenge and flow [30:23] How writing and photography fuel David's creative growth [41:14] The road ahead for David [48:38] ================================ RESOURCES MENTIONED Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (Author): https://www.cgu.edu/people/mihaly-csikszentmihalyi/  ================================= CONNECT WITH DAVID DUCHEMIN Website: https://davidduchemin.com  Podcast: https://www.abeautifulanarchy.com  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidduchemin  Books and eBooks: https://craftandvision.com/collections/all    ============================= CONNECT WITH NICHOLAS WILTON AND ART2LIFE: Get the Free COLOR TIPS PDF: https://workshop.art2life.com/color-tips-pdf-podcasts/  Follow the Sunday Art2Life Vlog: https://art2life.lpages.co/sign-up-for-the-a2l-vlog/  Follow Nicholas Wilton's Art on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicholaswilton/  Follow Art2Life on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/art2life_world/?hl=en  Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Art2Life

"When one gives, two get happy." Amit Kalantri, Wealth of Words. Scott Tennant, the CEO of Senergy Medical Group, shares what drives him to push forward to provide people with Scott's Sanctuary. His drive to give back allows him to fund the documentary film "A Daring Adventure" to teach everyone what people with disability are doing. The conversation centers around Scott's passion for helping others. Scott makes it his priority to get Hellen Keller's story to everyone. Tune in to this episode with Scott Tennant today. No Catch! No Gimmicks! Get 3 Free Leads a Day for the Next 10 Days! That's 30 Free Instant Live Leads. CLICK HERE! For PR application, CLICK HERE!

Lifes daring Adventure. Embark on Life's Daring Adventure and Dare to Do More. The Steps Towards a Brighter Future. Helen Keller Overcame Disability to Become a Heroine of History. Life is an undulating line. Overcoming Challenge. Never quit. Follow our Podcasts and build the pattern for; Living Life Like It Matters.  Be sure to Like and Follow us on our facebook page. Learn about our non profit work at www.likeitmatters.net/nonprofit. Check out our website www.LikeItMatters.Net.  Be sure to Like and Follow us on our facebook page.  Get daily inspiration from our blog www.wayofwarrior.blog.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fear is a natural emotion we all experience at some point in our lives. It may be the fear of relocating, career change, or just not being good enough. What we need to understand is that fear does not mean we stop. Instead, we should face our fears and allow the emotion to be there in order to achieve what we want in life. Welcome to another amazing episode of The Daring Adventure podcast with your host Trista Guertin. In this episode, Trista discusses how fear holds us back, how the brain processes fear, and how we can allow the fear and keep going. Moreover, she shares what you should do when you feel you are not making progress towards your goals.During this episode, you will learn about;[00:02] Introduction to the show[00:43] Today's focus; Fear does not mean stop[02:05] How fear makes us play small[03:18] How does the brain process fear?[07:55] Building the courage to overcome fear[08:51] Facing and overcoming fear[13:50] What you should do when you feel you are not making progress[14:09] Episode Summary[17:51] Trista's coaching sessions and webinars[18:53] How to connect with Trista GuertinLove the show? Subscribe, Rate, Review, Like, and Share!Let's Connect!Follow Trista Guertin on her;● Website: https://tristaguertin.com/● Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/tristavguertin/?_rdc=1&_rdr● Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tristavguertin/?hl=en● Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trista-guertin-97249b4a/● Linkt.ree: https://bit.ly/37ZV23xTo book a free coaching session with Trista Guertin: https://bit.ly/3GpO7NK

Hi Funseekers! In this episode, I talk about how we salvaged a rainy Memorial Day weekend. Just par for the coarse in the official worst spring in a decade in Seattle :/ We started the Adventure Challenge: Couples Edition (not sponsored.) I highly recommend checking them out. https://www.theadventurechallenge.com/ Also, we watched Licorice Pizza (Can we discuss?)  Announcement: We are now going to be weekly and have more interviews coming up! Subscribe, rate and review! Find me at: Instagram- @funisfundamental Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/funisfundamental Email- funisfundamentalpodcast@gmail.com    

Welcome to This Daring Adventure Podcast with me, Trista Guertin. I am a certified life coach & mindset mentor who helps women who feel stuck and want to get excited about their lives again.Hellen Keller once said, “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.” Ms. Keller's words inspired me years ago, and I have always sort to make my life as much of a daring adventure as possible. With This Daring Adventure podcast, I want to help other women to do the same. Join me every Thursday on This Daring Adventure podcast, where we will inspire each other to learn and grow. Additionally, we will up-level our lives in all areas, including relationships, money, career, business, health, travel, and family.In each episode of this podcast, I will share tips, ideas, inspirational stories, and teachings that will support you to go after the life you want and dream of. Moreover, I will interview some of the most inspirational women I know who are on their journeys of up-leveling their lives. Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate, Review, Like, and Share! Let's Connect!Follow Trista Guertin on her;Website: https://tristaguertin.com/Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/tristavguertin/?_rdc=1&_rdrInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tristavguertin/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trista-guertin-97249b4a/Linkt.ree: https://bit.ly/37ZV23x To book a free coaching session with Trista Guertin: https://tristaguertin.com/#contact-form

Welcome to This Daring Adventure Podcast with me, Trista Guertin. I am a certified life coach & mindset mentor who helps women who feel stuck and want to get excited about their lives again.Helen Keller once said, “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.” Ms. Keller's words inspired me years ago, and I have always sort to make my life as much of a daring adventure as possible. With This Daring Adventure podcast, I want to help other women to do the same. Join me every Thursday on This Daring Adventure podcast, where we will inspire each other to learn and grow. Additionally, we will up-level our lives in all areas, including relationships, money, career, business, health, travel, and family.In each episode of this podcast, I will share tips, ideas, inspirational stories, and teachings that will support you to go after the life you want and dream of. Moreover, I will interview some of the most inspirational women I know who are on their journeys of up-leveling their lives. Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate, Review, Like, and Share! Let's Connect!Follow Trista Guertin on her;Website: https://tristaguertin.com/Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/tristavguertin/?_rdc=1&_rdrInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tristavguertin/?hl=enLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trista-guertin-97249b4a/Linkt.ree: https://bit.ly/37ZV23x To book a free coaching session with Trista Guertin: https://tristaguertin.com/#contact-form

“The gods have abandoned you! Too late, Sinbad. Kassim will never be caliph!” On this our 6th Anniversary episode of Bots, Bugs, and Babes, my father (Al Jaconetti) and I will sail the high seas to adventure as we turn the clock back 45 years to talk about Sinbad and [...]

“The gods have abandoned you! Too late, Sinbad. Kassim will never be caliph!” On this our 6th Anniversary episode of Bots, Bugs, and Babes, my father (Al Jaconetti) and I will sail the high seas to adventure as we turn the clock back 45 years to talk about Sinbad and [...]

We discuss one of the few original rides still around at Disneyland, from when Disneyland opened.

Podcast Guest:  Dale Johnson Transcription:Kris Parsons00:01Welcome to changing the rules, a weekly podcast about people who are living their best life and how you can figure out how to do it too. Join us with your lively host Ray Loewe, better known as the luckiest guy in the world.Ray Loewe00:16Good morning, everybody. This is Ray Loewe. And I'm sitting at home in my den today we're doing a zoom interview with one of the luckiest people in the world. And, and before I introduce Dale, let me remind you that the purpose of changing the rules is to showcase one of the people that we think is one of the luckiest people in the world every week. And this is a person that you can use as a role model because they did things that help them take control of their life, and are helping them live things under their own terms. And we can learn a lot by listening to them. So today we have a young man, his name is Dale Johnson. And Dale say hi to everybody.Dale Johnson01:01How you doing Ray. Good to see you. And thanks for having me.Ray Loewe01:06Well, Dale, and I met at a place called Willow Valley. And we're going to talk about that a little bit. But let's go back and talk about Dale and build his background a little bit because Dale started with one of the most unusual careers that I have run into, and that is in college he majored in what Dale?Dale Johnson01:29I majored in geography.Ray Loewe01:31Okay, now, why does anyone major in geography and then once one majors in it? What does one do with it?Dale Johnson01:40Well, I got interested in geography because I had a wonderful teacher in the eighth grade in a geography class. And she was wonderful. And I had no experience as a child traveling. And I just loved this, this opportunity to look at all these wonderful places all around the world. And so when I got to college, I kept thinking, what am I going to major in? And so I thought that I would think about the classes I really enjoyed, and the geography class I absolutely loved. So I ended up majoring, and got a couple degrees, and was fortunate enough to actually have a career in it.Ray Loewe02:20Well, that's, that's pretty cool. You know, one of the things the luckiest people in the world do as they follow what's fascinating and motivating to them. And it's rare, though, that they follow that early in their career. And, you know, we have so many kids going to college today that just go into traditional degrees, and they really have no idea where they're going and they're not excited about life. And I think, Dale, you're, you're lucky there that you found the right place, and you moved forward. So where did you work when you come out with a degree in geography, what do you do?Dale Johnson02:52Well, at first, I really wasn't sure what I was going to do with it. Back in those days, a lot of people just majored in a lot of different things. And they weren't that concerned about their career. But I ended up doing a lot of land use planning, I did environmental protection work. But my specialty ended up being computer mapping and GPS, that sort of thing. Way before Google Maps ever existed? And now I kind of think about it. Having computer maps and GPS on your phone. It just kind of blows me away? Yeah. So I was able to actually have a long career in the field of geography. And then also my wife and I ended up for about eight or 10 years, we ran our own small, travel tour company. And that was a that was just fun geography.Ray Loewe03:41Yeah. Okay, so you took geography from the, not the corporate world, from the government world, largely, right?Dale Johnson03:49Yeah. A lot of it was government Yes. Yes.Ray Loewe03:51To now to the personal world of loving life and exploring places and doing things like that. So one of your mantras in life is never stop adding adventure to your life, I think, right? Isn't one of the quotes that you come up with all the time?Dale Johnson04:08Oh yeah absolutely. That's, that's, that's one of my, one of my, you know, my mottos? Yeah.Ray Loewe04:15So, so I think running a tour company does this, right?Dale Johnson04:19Yes, yes.Ray Loewe04:21So where did you go? What did you do? What kind of travel did you do? How did you keep this going? Dale Johnson04:29Well, we actually hooked up with a local college in the Baltimore area, Stevenson University. And we did travel study tours. So we would take students along, but we also opened it up to outside folks, and a lot of the outside folks liked the fact that there was a geographer on board, and there was a, there was an educational component to it. So we ended up doing tours, the American Southwest. That was our main tour, but each year we would try to add a new one. So we did Atlantic Canada. We did London and the English countryside, we did Paris and the French countryside. So we did that for about 10 years. And then after a while, we thought we'd rather do a little more traveling on our own, rather than going and taking 25 people and being responsible for them. So we kind of gradually shut it down. But it was a great experience for the 10 years.Ray Loewe05:21Okay, now you talk to me a little bit about the kind of travel that you and Christine did. It's Kirstine. Right. Right. Okay, she's, she's the better half of the organization. Yes. Yeah, absolutely. So you were talking about the kind of travel that you did, where you really went to places and kind of stayed for a while because you felt this need to, you know, get more in-depth and things. So talk a little bit about what motivated that and how it worked out?Dale Johnson05:51Well, in 2006, right  toward the end of my wife's career, she worked for McCormick, the Spice Company. So she got an assignment overseas in England for a little over a year. And about every two months, they could fly her home, or they could fly me over there. So other than Christmas, I would just end up going over there. But she lived in this marvelous little village, quaint little village, she lived in a house that was built in 1565, that had a thatched roof. So we loved it there. And we kept thinking, when we retire, we would like to go and travel, where we can stay in places for a longer period of time, add a little adventure, to your vacation, your travels, that sort of thing. So that's what really kind of motivated us. And for many years after that, we've looked at various mechanisms to go in and stay someplace for a longer period of time.Ray Loewe06:47You know, when we were talking and kind of our pre-interview here, you know, there there were a number of things that came up that I thought were absolutely fascinating, and, and they have to do with your philosophy of life. And this is why you're one of the luckiest people in the world, by the way, because the luckiest people follow what's fascinating and motivating. And they do it under their own terms. I think you've done this. So you were talking about, you know, never stopped any adventure of your life, you know, getting involved in activities off the beaten path. You know, you said something about you're fascinated also with the tiny little forks in the road.Dale Johnson07:25Yes, yeah. Yeah, there's all kinds of little things I, I do think back of, you know, how I met my wife, there was a little fork in the road, some things in my childhood that just send you off in totally different directions. But they're very, very minor little things that, you know, you think back and look at that fork. And you could have gone one way or the other. And those are always quite interesting. Yeah.Ray Loewe07:52But you made your choices, and then you live with them. And again, the adventure comes at, okay, yes. Yeah. Okay, so So there are two other things I want to hit before we go on to where you are now. And let's talk about the Zoomobile a little bit.Dale Johnson08:12I guess that's an example a little bit off the beaten path. I've always been involved in volunteer activities. And that was shortly after I retired. I started working for the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore. I actually worked for them for two years. But then it was kind of getting in the way of my travels. So they we've just switched over to volunteer status. And then I could have a little more flexibility with my schedule. But we had about 75 animals that we took out to schools and nursing homes, things like that. And every day you went out and you made people happy. And it was a wonderful, maybe the best job I ever had was that job. And you still it was a great opportunity. You still had to learn because you had 75 animals that you had to learn to be able to talk about. You had to learn how to handle them, things like that. But that was a little bit different, a little bit adventuresome, but it was just a great volunteer gig.Ray Loewe09:08So what was the most interesting animal you took out to the kids?Dale Johnson09:13Probably the penguins. The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, they specialized in South African penguins. So we had several of those we took out people love them, but they were a little testy and a little unpredictable. And so we always had to be very, very careful with the penguins. So but people absolutely loved them.Ray Loewe09:36Okay, and how about dangerous?Dale Johnson09:40Oh, probably most dangerous were the parrots and the McCall's they were one of the last ones that you would get trained on. And you'd have to build up a little bit of rapport with them. But their bite, they could actually break a broomstick and they could cut a broomstick in half. So you had to be very, very careful in handling them and make sure you had a good rapport with them so that they never got mad at you. Ray Loewe10:06Cool. So how does one get a job like this? I mean, you know, you think and I'm excited by looking at your path here because you really do follow the adventurous. So you know, I mean, how does one all of a sudden take off and say, I'm going to travel the world? And do these kinds of things? And then how the heck do you get to running a Zoomobile?Dale Johnson10:29Well, some of them were just luck that when I found out through a friend, but he also did it. So. And he was retired. And so the two of us for many years, we did the Zoomobile. Together, we had a great time. And some of the other things I may discover, through the internet, I just started thinking about what I'd like to do. And then I just do some, some research on them. But there's a lot of wonderful websites out there that allow you to add some adventure to your travel. One of the early ones early on, that I got involved with was one called Help Exchange. And what you could do is you could volunteer through various organizations or farms, things like that, about 20 hours a week in exchange for room and board. So one of the things I did my wife and I, we ended up, back in about 2007, we ended up spending six weeks in Northern Ireland at a plant nursery. So we did a lot of work around the place there. And then we had plenty of time to go out and explore. And it was just outside of Londonderry in Northern Ireland. And that's a very interesting place in Northern Ireland with all the troubles that went on between the Protestants and the Catholics. But as an American, we got sort of a free pass, but being there for six weeks, you could really get an understanding, a little bit of understanding what was going on there, and an appreciation for it.Ray Loewe11:56Okay, so we have a pattern here, Dale. Okay, a really interesting pattern. So we start with geography, then we go into traveling the world and we travel in a different way though, we travel in places where we can really get immersed in these things. We get a vehicle that's filled with animals and we get to take them out into the world and have broomsticks bitten in half by parrots and McCalls, you know, this is not a normal way that people retire. But it's a way that people can think about retirement going forward. That adds spice to your life. And I noticed I got the spice from McCormick. Okay. We had to pull that in. Okay. And it's, it's really pretty cool. And you wound up at the same place, I kind of wound up this is a wonderful place hidden away called Willow Valley where we take another phase of our retirement life and say we're going to live here and keep the adventure going. Right. Okay, so let's talk about how, unlike many people who just sit on a beach or play golf, you're going forward here with adding value to other people's lives as well as yours. So let's talk a little bit about biking. And let's talk a little bit about here called the Lancaster Farm Trust.Dale Johnson13:25Yeah, once I arrived at Willow Valley, we mainly moved here because it was such an active community. There were just so many, many things to do. So we get involved in a variety of things. But also we've always been heavily involved in volunteerism. So one of the first things I did was to look at what we could do outside of Willow Valley because I wanted to get involved in the community. And I had known a little bit about an organization called the Farmland Trust. And what they do is they preserve farmland. And they were set up as a nonprofit to deal mostly with Amish farms that they would preserve. And Lancaster County is number one in the country in preserving farmland. And I actually knew that from when I worked in Baltimore County, I was also involved in farmland preservation. So getting involved in the farmland preservation was a way that I can bring my geography back in because it's very geographically oriented. I think about half the people at the Farmland Trust are actually geographers, so you're dealing with landscapes and land and things like that. So basically, what I do there is I go out and visit the farms that are required to have a visit once a year once they're put into preservation. So I do a visit just to document any changes that sort of thing. chitchat with the farmers, and again, most of them are Amish.Ray Loewe14:47Okay, and you get there by bike.Dale Johnson14:51Yes. I do. I do it by bike. I've always been into biking. And, in fact, when I was in Baltimore I ran a little program called meals on two wheels, where we delivered meals on wheels by bike. And I had about six riders, I worked on that program and kind of built that up. So when I moved to Lancaster, the gentlemen of Farmland Trust knew about that. He said, Have you ever thought about visiting the farms by bike? And I saw Yeah, I have. So he gave me the okay. And we figured out how to do it. And it's kind of nice. Now when I show up on the bike, I get a little, maybe a little credibility with the Amish showing up by bike as opposed to my car. Yeah. So it keeps me in shape. And I get to ride through the beautiful Lancaster countryside and the farmland. And you get a close-up look of what you're, you're helping to preserve.Ray Loewe15:45So so. So when you get to old to ride a bike, I guess you're going to go to a horse and buggy deal, right? And getaway. You know, one of the things that you're showing us it's really interesting, we've got a lot of people on here that talk about changing careers. And they keep working throughout their retirement. And you don't need to do that you can. Not that you're not working because you are okay. But you found a way of reaching into the volunteerism stage to keep your life interesting to add value to other people and to make things fascinating and amusing.Dale Johnson16:23Exactly. Um, I've always kind of thought volunteerism, you have two options, you can go out, like the Zoomobile, and do something totally different. And it's challenging because you're learning something new. Or you can go out and get involved in something where you pull in your skills from your profession. So I've done it kind of each way.Ray Loewe16:46Yeah, and you have this bevy of quotes that you gave me that drive your life, let me throw out a couple of them. Because I'm not going to expect you to remember them all. But life is either a daring adventure or nothing.Dale Johnson17:00Yes, that's a quote by Helen Keller. And I love that one. And I have a capability to add quotes to the end of my email. So I have about 50 of them. Whatever the conversation is, I just put an appropriate one in there. But I always like to have some adventure. I'm not the kind that goes out and does adventure that's dangerous. It's a controlled adventure that I'm more involved in. And so that's a big part of my life and also my wife.Ray Loewe17:29Yeah, okay. Life is like riding a bike. You either keep moving, or you lose your balance.Dale Johnson17:37Yeah, you have to keep moving in order to keep your balance. And that's a very nice quote. Yeah, it just says it all. Yeah.Ray Loewe17:49That was Mr. Einstein, by the way. Yeah. And then you have one more. He had a lot of good quotes. Yeah. Yeah. For scientists, he did Okay. Yes. Yeah. All right. Let me hit one more in here that I just think is kind of a fitting way to kind of close to the end. And, and because I think it's what you're trying to do, in your own way. And this is a quote by somebody by the name of EB White. And it's I arise in the morning torn between the desire to improve the world and to enjoy the world. Yes, yes. Makes it a hard way to plan my day, doesn't it?Dale Johnson18:28Yes, yeah. And I think that's, that's been a big part of my life, and also my wife, we want to enjoy things in life. But we also want to be out there making the world a better place. So we've always been involved in volunteerism. And as we kind of move forward, we think about that more and more either through charity, or volunteerism now.Ray Loewe18:51okay. Well, you know, Thanks for being a leader here and showing us another way of doing things and approaching this whole world of retirement. I think the idea is that you've shown us, Dale, that there's a whole lot of ways out there that you can stay active. You can volunteer with organizations, you don't have to have your job, you can do this through volunteerism, it's exciting is intriguing. You know, you've got different ways of looking at traveling. And I think that that's helpful for those people that want to be one of the luckiest people in the world. And, and we define the luckiest people in the world as those who design their own lives and live them under their own terms. And thank you, Dale, for being one of the luckiest people in the world. And joining us today for this podcast. You've given us great insights.Dale Johnson19:47Great. Thank you very much, Ray Loewe. Appreciate it.Ray Loewe19:51Yeah. And we'll be back with another Dale, we'll never find another Dale but we'll be back with maybe a Christine or something like that Okay, but whatever it is Taylor sign us off and we'll be back next week with a great podcast.Kris Parsons20:08Thank you for listening to changing the rules, a weekly podcast about people who are living their best life and how you can figure out how to do that too. Join us with your lively host of Ray Loewe, better known as the luckiest guy in the world. 

What does it mean to you to be daring, take a risk and make it an adventure? To me it means if I do something that's out of my usual comfort zone I can turn it into an adventure just because it's something new. Too many people are not necessarily happy with where they are […]

For those of you scoring at home, yes the title is in reference to the famous Helen Keller quote. "Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all." - Helen Keller https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdSVYluWmN8 Transcription Living a daring adventure. Hi I'm Brian Pombo, welcome back to Brian J. Pombo Live. Today I'm coming to you from my car. Because all the kids are trying to sleep up in the hotel room. This neon light is a little bit of a clue as to where I am, I'm in the great state of Nevada, the Silver State. If you've never been to Nevada, you'll see a lot of this around. Because of the glitz and glamour and gambling and everything else that comes with Nevada, I'm in a very touristy type of town called Winnemucca. It is out in the middle of nowhere along Highway 80, which crosses straight across Nevada. And it's funny because we didn't come the regular way, while we came from a regular way coming from Oregon, which is straight through the middle of nowhere. And you go for hours and hours and hours without seeing sight or sound of civilization. This whole time, the reason why it's an adventure is that I came with my kids, okay, and my wife, and we rented a car, we came all the way out. And it's just as you can imagine having three kids, seven years old, four years old, and two years old. It takes a little longer, if you can't imagine it, I can't explain it, it's just it's one of those things where you just have to experience it, but I wouldn't have it any other way. I mean, honestly, I make a lot of fun of it and everything, but I really wouldn't have it any other way. If I didn't want it to be adventurous, I just would have taken a plane. And that would have been made, and it would have been nice and quiet. But I you know, you only live once and your kids only have a childhood once and I like getting them out of the house. And if I could do it on business, great, I get right off my end of it. The rest of it's all family stuff, so it doesn't work as well on taxes. So you just got to be able to split the difference there and, you know, make everything work out. Especially right, you know, talk to your accountant, I'm not, I'm not giving you any type of tax advice whatsoever, talk to a professional, it's fun, it's really a lot of fun to do, you know, we're making out making memories. The kids don't care whether you're in any place historical or any place that matters. What matters is the fun that you have along the way. I've mentioned a few nights ago about listening to old time radio, and listening to the drama and actors of that time period. And since then, there's been a whole lot of other stuff that has been put out, you know, decade after decade, other forms of audio theatre has been produced. And so I was listening to some, I had found a couple bad come out during the 70s and, and 80s some some stuff we had, we're listening to the The Hobbit being performed and Wizard of Oz and Alice Through the Looking Glass and all this stuff that, you know, no one even realizes this stuff is out there. But so much of it's out there for free. Now, you can find it in these places and so we find fun, crazy stuff to do stuff that's different and weird. And then we're just that type of family and we just have that type of life. I just want to recommend that you got to add some adventure, some color some pizzazz into your life, whether you have a family, a direct family or not to be able to share it with get out there and start having an adventure. Life is too short, it goes by too quick, have fun while you still have the chance. And if you can mix it up with business, you can make money at the same time and be able to afford to eat do everything that you're meant to do while you're on this is this earth. So hopefully that makes sense to you. We've got also my book I promote on a regular basis, AmazonProofBook.com, you can go there and get a free copy of the book that I w...

For those of you scoring at home, yes the title is in reference to the famous Helen Keller quote. “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.” – Helen Keller Transcription Living a daring adventure. Hi I’m Brian Pombo, welcome back to Brian J. Pombo Live. Today I’m coming to you from my […] The post Living A Daring Adventure

In this episode of Inform & Connect, Melody speaks with Scott Tennant, CEO and Founder of Senergy Medical Group, a holistic wellness company. Scott is also a generous philanthropist, seeing philanthropy and giving back as a huge part of his life and work. His generosity and passion to raise awareness of critical issues and drive positive change is evident in his practice. He was the sole funder of the trailer for "A Daring Adventure,” which will eventually become an hour-length documentary film about Helen Keller, her life and times, and why she's as relevant as ever today. The conversation will center around Scott's passion for helping others and what this project means to him as a partner of AFB. Transcript

Emmy Award winning and bestselling author Jack Norton offers insights into peace, serenity and living a spiritual life – from the perspective of an artist working as an author, filmmaker and musician with creative duo Jack and Kitty. Visit us: https://www.jackandkitty.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The quote in this episode is an amazing one.  Please truly let this sink in, and embrace the potential of putting this quote to action:“Life is either a daring adventure or nothing..."Helen KellerThank you so much for listening!  What's your name?

Flynn and Kit attempt resume their mission after a puppet show and notice a stranger looking at them from a distance. So make sure those Bags of Holding are packed and the house is Arcane Locked as we set off on another Daring Adventure.

How does someone transform from being an industrial painter with no experience in the corporate world to becoming the VP of a tech darling like LinkedIn? And more importantly how might your life change after you’ve been given 24 hours to live? In part one of this interview, Kevin Delaney shared his early days growing up in Campbell, California and how the surprising and frequent tragedies in his community help shape his mindset and his unlikely introduction into the corporate world. This interview is a remarkable and inspiring story that will change the way you see yourself and the remaining days of your life.

In part one of this interview with Kevin Delaney, we explored the critical lessons from the past that helped shape the leader he is today and the unlikely introduction Kevin had into what has become a career in HR lasting over two decades. In part 2, Kevin shared his lessons from his past failures and the awakening he received when he was given 24-hours to live and needed an urgent and unlikely liver transplant. 

In part one of my interview with Kevin Delaney, he shared the critical lessons from the past and the experiences that helped shape the leader he is today. Transforming from an industrial painter into a globally respected HR leader. In part 2, Kevin shared his rock bottom moments and his perspectives on failure, he shared his experience  facing near death as he was given 24-hours to live and how that fueled his perspective and purpose. In part 3, Kevin shared his wisdom about the difference between excitement and energy and why it’s important, the necessity of "No," his secret to creating lasting family memories, and he shared his answers to our rapid fire questions.

Flynn, Frosty, Kit have arrived in Pendlefirth and decided to split up; Frosty heads out to secure a place to stay and some food while Flynn and Kit come across a puppet show. So make sure those Bags of Holding are packed and the house is Arcane Locked as we set off on another Daring Adventure.

Braving the dark forest of the Spoil-Woods our champions meet some fellow prospective job hunters and strike a bargain in the hopes earning a little extra. So make sure those Bags of Holding are packed and the house is Arcane Locked as we set off on another Daring Adventure.

Flynn, Frosty, and, Kit spend their last day at the Conclave tying up loose ends as they prepare to head off in to the land Owryn. Talking to a sleazy Reporter, chili cheese dogs, gentle tummies, and, turning in old gear the time has come for the newest champions to prepare for their Daring Adventure.

What's gone on in the last year? Maybe your life over the last year, your life up until this point, especially if you're in retirement or you're almost ready to retire, review the things we review, what you like, review what you didn't like, take time to really examine and think about who you are and what you want to do going forward. Is there something, is there a dream that you have that you push down and that you kind of neglected forever because you've been so busy with other things that you want to bring back to light? Take some time to review that. Life is a daring adventure. I think no more daring than this year. And I guess too, no matter what happens in the next few days, weeks, months, you know, take care of yourself and do the things that you're passionate about.

In the land of Owryn, a new set of Champions rise to make a name for themselves. So listen along to a new story, new characters, New GM, and a familiar cast as they set off on a new Daring Adventure.

Kirby Lewis joined me on this episode of Behind the Pink Ribbon. He was diagnosed at the age of 52 with stage 2 breast cancer. He shared how he found the cancer, his course of treatment, and how he feels breast cancer saved his life. In 2016, Kirby had a recurrence of breast cancer that had metastasized to his lung. Kirby views breast cancer as an adventure and won't stop living life because of the diagnosis. For complete show notes, please visit www.behindthepinkribbon.com. New episodes of Behind the Pink Ribbon are release every Tuesday at noon Mountain Standard Time. Subscribe and listen weekly on your favorite podcast player. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.  

Nettle, with the encouragement of Dusk and Kalanai, agreed to prod for more information after being put to sleep. Finding herself in the same room as dusk and face to face with Aserack she followed through with the plan. Much to the dismay of The Viridian Voyagers this was her undoing. Now having to face the aftermath , The Viridian Voyagers head out into Port Nyanzaru to find Volo. So make sure your bags of holding are packed and the house is arcane locked as we set off on another Daring Adventure.

When we last left off the Viridian Voyagers had just met with Wakanga. Seeing no other option Dusk, Kalanai, and Nettle agreed to plot an expedition into the jungles of Chult to track down a living Construct and the Control amulet in exchange for his help. Once the deal had been made the Viridian Voyagers followed Wakanga into his laboratory and along the way he began to tell them about the death curse that seems to be plaguing all those who have returned to life, and the possible cause of it all. After taking it all in, the Viridian Voyagers finally reached the laboratory where dusk volunteered to go first. So make sure your bags of holding are packed and the house is arcane locked as we set off on another Daring Adventure.

In this episode of the podcast, I am stepping into the arena and sharing my journey of Daring to Lead. I share my 5 "AHA" moments from my training and how they gave me powerful insight into #thinkingcourageously. From stepping into the arena and armoring up to lessons learned on self-compassion and self-judgment, I share this powerful experience with the hopes of inspiring courage for my listeners. I revisit my values reset, insights into the "F" word...feedback. And finally, I share a painful personal story about Learning to Rise and owning my story. And why writing my SFD (s**tty first draft) is allowing me to step up during this month of Domestic Violence Awareness.

Join us as we explore the subject of confidence - in and with ourselves, others, and the wider world. We offer facts, ideas and prompts from the natural world to inform and inspire you as you reflect on what confidence means for you – as an individual, organisation, or community. We touch on:How confidence can take many guises -- internal, external, authentic, projected, individual, collectiveHow confidence can be intertwined with courage, values, trust and relationshipsExamples of confidence in the natural world that might help us to think creatively about what’s possible (we draw on swallows and geese; peacocks; cuttlefish; bowerbirds; parrots; praying mantises; and natural rhythms and cycles)Ideas to help you experiment with your confidence -- whether you’re based in the countryside, city or somewhere in between!To carry on the conversation, join our Facebook group, “Unfurling Podcast”: https://www.facebook.com/groups/313645743154222/-----References:~4: Swallow migration -- https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildlife/wildlife-guides/bird-a-z/swallow/migration/~6: Geoffrey Matthews Obituary (Catriona’s Dad) -- https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2013/feb/10/geoffrey-matthews~6: Co-Active Training Institute -- https://coactive.com/~8: Cambridge Dictionary: “Confidence” (Certainty): “The quality of being certain of your abilities or of having trust in people, plans, or the future”; Confidence (sure feeling): “A feeling of having little doubt about yourself and your abilities, or a feeling of trust in someone or something”~9 Online Etymology Dictionary: “Confidence” from Latin confidentem: "firmly trusting, bold" ~9: Helen Keller: "Walking with a friend in the dark is better than walking alone in the light".~13: Peacocks -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peafowl~14: “This cuttlefish is flamboyant on special occasions only”-- https://phys.org/news/2020-08-cuttlefish-flamboyant-special-occasions.html~16: Bowerbirds -- http://www.bbc.co.uk/earth/story/20141119-the-barmy-courtship-of-bowerbirds~16: Eclectus Parrots -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eclectus_parrot~19: “It's Praying Mantis Mating Season: Here's What You Need To Know” -- https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/2018/09/praying-mantis-mating-cannibalism-birds-bite-facts-news/~23: Geese: “Flock co-operation: Birds take it in turns to lead” -- https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-31060155 ~25: “Last Child in the Woods” by Richard Louv~25: “Wild Child: Coming Home to Nature” by Patrick Barkham~27: “Spending time in nature can improve children's confidence” by Rowan Walker, UCL -- https://medicalxpress.com/news/2019-11-nature-children-confidence.html~28: Simon Sinek: “Courage comes from those around you”~30: “Only 60 Years of Farming Left If Soil Degradation Continues” -- https://www.scientificamerican.com/articdale/only-60-years-of-farming-left-if-soil-degradation-continues/ ~32: Forest Schools -- https://www.forestschoolassociation.org/~32: Wild in the City -- https://wildinthecity.org.uk/about/~37: Helen Keller: “Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence”~38: Matthew 6: 25-30: “Look at the birds of the air, for they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feeds them [...] Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow: they neither toil nor spin; and yet I say to you that even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these…”~41: Ruth Bader Ginsburg: "That's what I think a meaningful life is. One lives not just for one's self but for one's community."~41: Helen Keller: “Security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it. Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing.”~46: Marianne Williamson: “And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Life goes by in the blink of an eye. If you blink too much you may miss the opportunities that life presents.  In this episode, life adventurer Paula Johnson shares insights into how to overcome the fear of change and take on life as a daring adventure. Her attitude has taken her on a wonderful journey and she now shares her insight and wisdom with others. Wisdom on the power of letting go, opening up to new experiences and overcoming the fear of change. Paula is a Champion of Change, having reinvented herself many times over the years, she knows only too well that change is an inside job. She uses her experience to support and encourage others to follow their dreams.   From blogging to being a published author in two collaborative books, CHANGE is Not a Scary Word and From the Ridiculous to the Sublime, and with her own memoir underway (due out October 2021), Paula certainly has plenty of experiences and inspiration to share and will be offering writing and women’s group retreats in 2021, both in New Zealand and internationally. You can find out more at www.paulajohnsonnz.com  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Helen Keller is the author of this thought-provoking quote about life. I love her adventurous spirit and all or nothing attitude! aTTITUDE WILL change the wat people see you ! But for the good . don't lose people because of ur attitude ! that's foolish ! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rupesh-kyate/message

Join us on our adventure through the life and career of Michael B. Moynahan, probably best known for his portrayal of Lookout Bear on Zoobilee Zoo. We talk about the Jun 1st Zoobilee Zoom meeting, his musical talents and so much more! so hop in your run about and journey with us down the road to Michael's success!!!   Links to Mention: https://www.facebook.com/michael.moynahan https://www.facebook.com/groups/Zoobaroos/ https://www.facebook.com/LookoutBear/ https://twitter.com/MooseMediainc https://twitter.com/GrawlixPodcast https://www.facebook.com/GrawlixPodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/thelaststarfightersentertainment/ https://electronicmediacollective.com/ https://grawlixpodcast.com/

— Headphones recommended —Well its only been 2 weeks since we last visited Disneyland, but it seems likes it been forever. I don't know about you, but I am having some crazy Disney withdrawals. Alright, grab those headphones, and we'll use our fastpasses to get through parking and security and go straight to the esplanade for a daring journey through Disneyland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

— Headphones recommended — Well its only been 2 weeks since we last visited Disneyland, but it seems likes it been forever. I don’t know about you, but I am having some crazy Disney withdrawals. Alright, grab those headphones, and we’ll use our fastpasses to get through parking and security and go straight to the esplanade for a daring journey through Disneyland. Questions/comments: soundsofdisneypodcast@gmail.com Support the show at: www.patreon.com/soundsofdisney --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sounds-of-disney/support

Hellen Keller said that.   “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.” It's always true.  We feel the truth of it now more than ever. How can you embrace the adventure - w/out letting fear take over - so that you can be there for your team, your loved ones, and yourself? Find out in this episode!

Betsy Straeter continues this year’s Women’s Bible Study, grounded in Scripture and information from Rick Warren’s Bible Study Methods. Life Is a Daring Adventure Lecture Slides

Christine talks to Jim Martin, a retired marketing consultant, single father and all-around inspiration. Jim's path to single fatherhood wasn't your typical one. Listen in to see how Jim was able to "bloom" despite some pretty traumatic circumstances.   For more information about Ronald McDonald House Charities visit:  https://www.rmhc.org/

We all have our own definition of what our own daring adventure looks like, let's focus on that and no one else's and live our own best daring adventure.

We’ve had two married couples on the podcast so far, and today I’m excited to introduce a third - Martin and Kym Frey.  On April 17, 2016, Martin Frey became the first person in the world to climb the Seven Summits – the highest peaks on each continent – and sail the Seven Seas. While Kym may not have climbed to the top of each mountain with him, she was nonetheless integral to Martin’s accomplishment. As he put it, she served as a “great source of strength and confidence,” becoming his biggest cheerleader and never letting him give up on his goals. From tiny islands in the South Pacific to the peak of Mt. Everest, the Frey’s have learned that stepping out of their comfort zone and accepting new challenges brings joy to their life in ways they never would have anticipated. Full Show Notes & Links - https://whitneyjohnson.com/martin-kym-frey

In this, the first episode I discuss a big move I made. You get to hear a little about my adventures too. I also talk a little about my first encounters with hypnotherapy and the impact it had.

This week we discuss Walt's second animated feature film - Pinocchio! Are you ready to go on a DARING ADVENTURE!? Feel free to check out Crissy's foodie blog, Hangry Italiricans! Also - you can join in the fun with her Facebook group!https://hangryitaliricans.wordpress.com/https://www.facebook.com/groups/1482451881805390/ Welcome to Grown Up Kids! We post weekly podcasts that follow us on a watch of most of Walt’s films in chronological order. We hope you will subscribe to us and watch along! You can find us at the handles below: Instagram: @GrownUpKidsPodTwitter: @GrownUpKidsPodFacebook: Grown Up Kids: A Disney Podcast Thanks so much for listening and don't forget that adults are only kids grown up anyway...

Mary Helen Conroy is a Reinvention Life Coach for those in midlife and pre-retirement when many changes occur. Some are not surprising, some are and some you have no idea how to handle.   Having reinvented herself many times, from a career as a public library administrator and building consultant, a sales executive and adjunct professor in the areas of team and change management. She moved to Madison Wisconsin to create a new life, which she did, then later with a Masters in Library Science and Adult Education at 62 she stepped out of her career and said, “what next”. How many people ask themselves: What’s Next? The “what next,” became Mary Helen’s company Life’s a Daring Adventure, but not wanting to stay idle she set up a website for Retiree Rebels then went on to write a book for her over 50’s audience. The ‘Itty Bitty Retirement Book: 15 Essential Tips for the Nearly and Newly Retired ‘ was the result becoming a #1 Amazon Kindle Best Seller. Regardless what she’s working on, Mary Helen’s goal is to remind herself and those over 50 that life is a daring adventure and they're not done yet! And regardless of the number of candles on your cake, there is always a dream in your heart to discover!

“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” These words from Winnie the Pooh came to me as I considered how I should say goodbye to you. I will be leaving Retiree Rebels and concentrating on my life as a coach and speaker and workshop presenter. My passions of being a life coach, a midwife for midlife and beyond, or speaking on living life as daring adventure and setting up my dream camp retreats will fill my future days. Would love to hear from you at lifesadaringadventure@gmail.com Go Rebels!

Did you know approximately 10,000 people retire every day? Retirement is supposed to be another exciting chapter in our lives but society sends a message that once you retire, you're done.  You are just too old to do that, wear that or even eat that.  And don't even think about dating or getting married after 50!  Many will end up isolating themselves feeling lost and alone.   They find themselves asking do I really matter.  The answer is YES! You do matter and our guest this week will share how you can transition into retirement or if you are already retired, your best days are yet to come.  This isn't a time for regrets but a time to think about what your life can still be. Mary Helen Conroy is an Amazon Best Selling Author, Life Coach and co-host of the podcast Retiree Rebels. When Mary Helen retired, she had to make a choice of how she would live life.  At 62 she created what would become a successful business and has chosen to live her years to the fullest - and she is having a great time doing it!   On this episode, Mary Helen will share her story and you will learn why you need to ditch the bucket list and get curious. You'll also learn how to review, renew and reinvent and why the "F" word is so important during this time. This episode is not just for those who are retired or about to retire. No matter what stage of life you are in, you will definitely be inspired to create an amazing life. So go ahead and eat the cookie and join us as Mary Helen shares how you can create a daring life because you are not done yet! 

CHRISTINE ARYLO IS A TRANSFORMATIONAL TEACHER and internationally recognized speaker and author. After earning her MBA from Kellogg and climbing the corporate ladder for fifteen years marketing big brands like The Gap and Frito-Lay, she chose to devote her life to creating a new reality for women and girls, one based on true feminine power, freedom and self-love instead of the relentless pursuit and unsustainable pressure of having to do, be and have it all. SHE IS THE AUTHOR OF TWO BEST-SELLING BOOKS, Choosing ME before WE and Madly in Love With Me, The Daring Adventure to Becoming Your Own Best Friend and the founder of the international day of self-love, February 13th. A self-admitted recovering achievement junkie, doing addict, and super woman, Arylo co-founded the virtual school for women, Inner Mean Girl Reform School, which has helped over 23,000 women on 6 continents transform their inner critics and learn how to tune into their divine feminine Inner Wisdom. Do You Love Yourself? Take the Self Love Pulse Check and see where you are weak & strong in self love. Click here to take the quiz.

Tim Brownson is an accomplished certified life coach, NLP Master Practitioner and highly-acclaimed author with a simple mission: to empower others to live life to the fullest. With that simple mission, Tim has touched countless lives through his private practice, A Daring Adventure, and also Coach the Life Coach his life coaching consultancy that has become an invaluable resource for new and soon to be Life Coaches...

You have to be willing to get your heart broken to fall in love. If romance is a tree, the relationships we want are at the end of the branches, where you might fall, because it’s not safe. If life is like a carnival, love is the scariest ride. It has a line of eager […] The post Love Is Either A Daring Adventure or Nothing At All appeared first on Boodaism.

Tim Brownson has built a thriving life coaching business based on being candid and not afraid to tackle controversial issues.  This polarizing attitude has made him a sought-after coach, and he shares his secrets to success! 

 Hi, this is Morty Lefkoe with another edition of the weekly podcast, "Conversations With  Top Personal Development Bloggers." Every week we have a conversation with a blogger  who has a slightly different take on personal development. There's so much valuable  material being offered by personal development bloggers. This is the best place to find out [...] The post Tim Brownson On A Daring Adventure appeared first on The Lefkoe Institute.

Sermon delivered by Minister of Faith Development Rev. Emily Gage on September 28, 2014. The theme for September is risk. This was Rev. Gage's last service before she begins a six-month sabbatical October 1.

Today my guests are Christine Arylo and Kris Carlson.  Christine Arylo is a transformational teacher, internationally recognized speaker and best-selling author of the official self-love guidebook, Madly in Love with ME: the Daring Adventure to Becoming Your Own Best Friend. After earning her MBA from Kellogg and climbing the corporate ladder for fifteen years, she chose to devote her life to creating a new reality for women and girls, one based on self-love, freedom and feminine power instead of the relentless pursuit of having to do, be and have it all. Kris Carlson is an international bestselling author and a leading expert on love, success, grief, happiness, and parenting. She’s the NY Times bestselling author and co-author of Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff, Heartbroken Open and An Hour to Live, An Hour to Love. Kris has sold over 25 million copies of her books, and has been featured on national radio and television broadcasts, including The Today Show, Empowered Living Radio, The View, and The Oprah Winfrey Show. In today’s episode, Christine, Kris and I spoke about: Cultivating the feminine superpower of receiving How to come from a place of openness, rather than a place of knowing and drive Flexing your trust muscles and how to build trust over time The importance of strengthening the nervous system and finally, both Christine and Kris offer key practices for becoming more embodied   Tune in and listen to “The Power of Receiving” with the Superwomen of Receiving: Christine Arylo and Kris Carlson. Subscribe to the Emerging Women podcast on iTunes.   Transcript: Hello, welcome Kris and Christine! Christine Arylo: Hello! Kris Carlson: How’s it going? CP: It’s going well! I want to clarify to the audience here, because we do technically have two Christines, so we’re talking here with Kris Carlson and Christine Arylo. So welcome, ladies! KC: Well, thanks, Chantal! CA: Yes, glad to be here. CP: So we are talking today—we’ll probably hit a couple of different subjects here, but primarily, [we’re] talking about what, Christine, you call the “feminine superpower of receiving.” So maybe we could start with you and you could give us a little background on that terminology and why you think it’s actually a superpower. CA: Yes, indeed. Well, I am imaging that many of [the people] out there listening, like me—and Chantal, I know like you, and also like Kris—we’ve been taught over the last several centuries to really value our ability to do over our capacity for being, to do more, to make stuff happen, really just a kind of like [growls], a kind of power. When we think about power, we think about things that are very forceful or you have to make it happen. It’s this very, “Go out and kill the meat” kind of mentality. “Go out there and get what you want!” And that is one kind of power. But there’s this other kind of power, which I never really knew about until right about when I met with Kris Carlson, after I finished MBA school, after I finished that whole superpowered woman, Wonder Woman kind of thing. Because Kris, as it turns out, had been living from the feminine superpowers her whole entire life. She literally is the embodiment of feminine superpower. And I remember when I met Kris, we had gone to this event together that she had invited me to. And we were in a big tent with all these people, and these people would come up to her and make invitations to her, and she was just very open and not having to make anything happen or figure out who she would have to go speak to or looking at the agenda. She was just very present and things would just come to here. And I’d be like, “How do you do that, Kris?” And she’d be like, “How do I do what?” I’m like, “That! That thing that you do when people just come to you and opportunities just come to you. You’re just invited in.” She’s like, “That’s just how I’ve always been.” And at the time I was studying the divine feminine...

“Our joy and love come from knowing what's really important to me and then living a life that reflects it”  - Christine Arylo Christine Arylo is a transformational teacher, speaker and best-selling author. After climbing the corporate ladder, she chose to devote her life to creating a new reality for people, one based on freedom, fierce love and feminine power instead of the relentless pursuit of having to do, be and have it all.  She is the best-selling author of two books, Choosing ME before WE and Madly in Love With Me, The Daring Adventure to Becoming Your Own Best Friend, and the co-founder of Inner Mean Girl Reform School, which has helped over 23,000 women transform their inner critics into inner super heroines. She is also the founder of the International Day of Self-Love, February 13th and is affectionately known as ‘The Queen of Self-Love' for her devotion to making self-worth and self-love accessible to people around the world. Christine has been featured on CBS, ABC, FOX, E!, the Huffington Post, and on radio shows and stages around the world, including TEDx. She normally lives in Northern California with her partner, Noah, but recently they sold their house to live their dream of living, working and speaking and teaching from anywhere in the world. Visit Christine's website at www.ChooseSelfLove.com. Like America Meditating on Facebook and Download our FREE Pause for Peace app.  Visit the Meditation Museum's website.

This week, Christine Arylo joined Intimate Conversations and totally moved and inspired me.  I absolutely want MORE of Christine in my life.  She is a total rock star!!  We had a conversation that left me completely splayed wide open in LOVE as she opened up about some recent events that she hasn't even shared with her own community yet. OMG what a glorious conversation about loving ME before WE and choosing love no matter what the circumstance. You will be changed by her story. I promise. Christine Arylo is a transformational teacher, internationally recognized speaker and best-selling author of the official self-love guidebook, Madly in Love with ME, the Daring Adventure to Becoming Your Own Best Friend. After earning her MBA from Kellogg and climbing the corporate ladder for fifteen years, she chose to devote her life to creating a new reality for women and girls, one based on self-love and true feminine power instead of the relentless pursuit of having to do, be and have it all. A recovering achievement junkie and doing addict, Christine left her cushy executive lifestyle in 2006 to found an international self-love movement, author the go-to book on love and relationships, Choosing ME before WE, co-found a virtual self-love school for women, Inner Mean Girl Reform School, and mentor others. Her dedication earned her the affectionate title, ‘The Queen of Self-Love.’ Christine has been featured on CBS, ABC, FOX, WGN, E!, in the Huffington Post, Beliefnet, the Daily Love, and on the radio shows, spas, conferences and stages around the world, including TEDx. She normally lives in Northern California with her soul partner, Noah.

Life is always going to have challenges. What matters is how you choose to react or respond to it. On today’s episode, Max Cleland encourages you to respond positively to life and the challenges that come with it. Because the way you look at life is up to you. Source: Norman Vincent Peale - You Can Overcome Any Problem ( https://www.audible.com/pd/You-Can-Overcome-Any-Problem-Audiobook/1987100344 ) Hosted by Sean Croxton Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-quote-of-the-day-show-daily-motivational-talks/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands