Podcast appearances and mentions of dave atkins

Special guest Lindsay Washburn of the Bad Movie Night Podcast joins your hosts Chad Robinson and Russell Guest for the Retro Movie Roundtable as they revisit Hellraiser (1987) [R] Genre: Horror, Thriller, Fantasy, Mystery Starring: Andrew Robinson, Clare Higgins, Ashley Laurence, Sean Chapman, Oliver Smith, Robert Hines, Anthony Allen, Leon Davis, Michael Cassidy, Frank Baker, Kenneth Nelson, Gay Baynes, Niall Buggy, Dave Atkins, Oliver Parker, Pamela Sholto, Doug Bradley, Nicholas Vince, Simon Bamford, Grace Kirby, Sharon Bower, Raul Newney           Director: Clive Barker Recorded on 2022-09-15

Episode 17: Dave Atkins Salesforce Career Conversation with ROD. Dave has worked in IT since 2003 and moved into Salesforce in 2017. Dave shares his story as both a candidate and employer in the technology space and why money shouldn't be the main motivator when it comes to your career. Lee Durrant: Hello, it's Lee Durrant here with another episode of RODcast where, as you know by now, we dive into people's Salesforce careers to find you little nuggets of inspiration that might help you in your Salesforce career. I'm pleased to say that joining me today is Dave Atkins, who I've known for a long, long time. Hi, Dave.   Dave Atkins: Morning Lee, are you well?  Lee: Good, good, good. Thank you so much for agreeing to share your Salesforce career with us or your career before Salesforce as well, and then obviously, any little tips you've got along the way will be brilliant. I was thinking perhaps you can, I know you and I go back a long way, perhaps you can give us a high-level intro about you and then before we dive into where it all began, and then bring us up to date. A little intro would be great.  Dave: Sure, yes. Okay, where it all began? Well, I came through a software background, usual sort of development and design way back in the day. I was introduced back in the mid-'90s, to something called CRM. Now, I'd never heard of it. Nobody else appeared to have heard of it, and it was something entirely new. It took some time for that to, shall we say, come to fruition and it was quite weird, really because the first real introduction to Salesforce I had, I was working for a software company, and they wanted to try out CRM. I did a bit of research and came across this thing called Salesforce, which was in its very, very early stages then.  Lee: Yes, if you're talking mid-'90s, they didn't start til '99.   Dave: It was '99. Yes, '99 they started. I think this by then was probably about 2000, 2001 something like that. Strange thing was that one of my colleagues in my present company said the same thing and he described it as when Salesforce was nothing more than a glorified address book which was way, way back.  We adopted that and obviously, in those days, you didn't have the infrastructure around it that you have today so everything we did, we did ourselves, we found that it was very customisable and it worked well, it worked well as a sales tool. Something that we could track customers on, track their purchases, and their prospects but it was a very, very simple system then. I just moved on through.  Dave: This was a company called GAVS. Which I think you may remember.  Lee: I remember GAVS.   Dave: That's right and I was working with them and really, it was an internal system we needed to use something to track sales. That's how I got my first taste of CRM and of Salesforce.  Lee: It fell on to you that it's to be that person to get it to work?  Dave: Yes, I was literally chief cook and bottle washer. Everything, I had to do. We did it ourselves and obviously coming from a software background, it was interesting for me to do that and interesting for me to become involved in the business side of it. How we use CRM.  Lee: As I said before to you, I'm going to go off on tangents here, but I looked at your profile even though I've known you for a long time and I kind of know your profile well because obviously we've worked together for so many years in terms of me either recruiting for you or finding new jobs so I know your profile. More often than not you refer to yourself as a project manager.  Dave: Yes.  Lee: T  hat leads to my first question that is a bit off-topic in terms of your career anyway. If you're called a project manager but you're doing what you did with Salesforce, there's so many different things you can call yourself because obviously to do what you've done just to build that from nothing for GAVS, sorry, it's so much more than project management, isn't it? 

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Loss is a place where self-knowledge and powerful transformation can happen. Paying attention to our losses enlarges our souls…We all face many “deaths” within our lives…The choice is whether these deaths will be terminal (crushing our spirit and life) or will open us up to new possibilities and depths of transformation in Christ. Staying with Jesus during these challenging times—remaining, abiding, communing with him—makes all the difference.

Loss is a place where self-knowledge and powerful transformation can happen. Paying attention to our losses enlarges our souls…We all face many “deaths” within our lives…The choice is whether these deaths will be terminal (crushing our spirit and life) or will open us up to new possibilities and depths of transformation in Christ. Staying with Jesus during these challenging times—remaining, abiding, communing with him—makes all the difference.

In this episode, we celebrate the show's 30th Anniversary with Dave Atkins and Jeff Orrey, How on Earth's original  hosts. We'll play some excerpts from the pilot January 14, 1992 episode and update the science from a 2022 perspective.  Subjects range from Chinook winds and Colorado fires, finding exoplanets, the history of Hubble telescope, Halley's … Continue reading "30th Anniversary Show"

There is much to divide us from others, and much to make us feel alone. But what if God’s design for the church is for us to be able to face spiritual challenges in community, instead of by ourselves? There are examples in the early church of profound issues that threatened to split the church and yet our brothers and sisters came together in unity to overcome these obstacles.

There is much to divide us from others, and much to make us feel alone. But what if God’s design for the church is for us to be able to face spiritual challenges in community, instead of by ourselves? There are examples in the early church of profound issues that threatened to split the church and yet our brothers and sisters came together in unity to overcome these obstacles.

We tend to view our relationship with God in terms of spiritual habits or things we do…and unfortunately religion can become empty ritual. But God truly desires relationship. He wants our hearts.

We tend to view our relationship with God in terms of spiritual habits or things we do…and unfortunately religion can become empty ritual. But God truly desires relationship. He wants our hearts.

We all share a same set of spiritual needs — these things make us more similar than different. God’s plan for meeting these needs is through a walk with him and our relationships with each other.

We all share a same set of spiritual needs — these things make us more similar than different. God’s plan for meeting these needs is through a walk with him and our relationships with each other.

Gaining spiritual maturity affects every aspect of our lives - how we view our past, future, relationships, problems, and opportunities.

Gaining spiritual maturity affects every aspect of our lives - how we view our past, future, relationships, problems, and opportunities.

Ever felt like a sermon was just for you? Like someone talked to the minister about you?What if the minister called you out by name! Well, that’s exactly what Paul does in Philippians 4 with this whole idea of unity and humility, intensional mindset.

Ever felt like a sermon was just for you? Like someone talked to the minister about you?What if the minister called you out by name! Well, that’s exactly what Paul does in Philippians 4 with this whole idea of unity and humility, intensional mindset.

What does it mean to love each other “deeply and from the heart,” the way the Apostle Peter prescribes?

What does it mean to love each other “deeply and from the heart,” the way the Apostle Peter prescribes?

There is so much in the world that we can’t trust. But we can entrust our lives, struggles, hopes and fears to “him who judges justly.” Jesus is our perfect example of trust in God. And being forgiven allows us to forgive others.

There is so much in the world that we can’t trust. But we can entrust our lives, struggles, hopes and fears to “him who judges justly.” Jesus is our perfect example of trust in God. And being forgiven allows us to forgive others.

In this series we look at the message from the Apostle Peter to Christians of his day, and it is remarkable how many things we can relate to in our present challenges. This message gives us hope, builds our faith and confidence in God.

In this series we look at the message from the Apostle Peter to Christians of his day, and it is remarkable how many things we can relate to in our present challenges. This message gives us hope, builds our faith and confidence in God.

Ep. 40 - Bulletproof Limousines Ft Dave Dogg Atkins It’s an honour to be joined by veteran Brisbane musician and Resin Dogs drummer, Dave Atkins for the 40th instalment of Beers, Beats & The Biz. This episode is an epic, from Dave’s early days discovering music to his time spent in The Valley’s live music scene and on to his success as a member and drummer for the Resin Dogs and Wolfmother. We chart Dave’s early influences and bands, from his time at Cleveland High alongside Ben Ely through the formation of Pangaea, Regurgitator, Elevation, Happyland and many other seminal Brisbane bands. This episode is packed with stories and history, from the musicians and various label deals to the venues, countries and bands Dave has toured and been involved in, the man’s influence has been pervasive through the Australian music scene. We talk the breakup of Pangaea and the rise of the Resin Dogs, we talk meeting everyone from George Harrison’s son to Lars Ulrich in a London nightclub. We talk studios, touring the globe, engineers and arriving at digging spots in a bulletproof limo. We are honoured by Dave’s presence and all his contributions to not only hip hop, but Australian music. We are live now on iTunes, Soundcloud and Spotify: download, rate, subscribe, comment, share and thank you for tuning in to Beers, Beats & The Biz. Shouts to - https://www.pondscumclothing.com/ Support The Podcast - www.patreon.com/BeersBeatsTheBiz Recorded at Shire Studio - https://shirerecords.com.au/ Brought To You By The Beers Beats & The Biz Team Jake Biz Travis Broi Insideus

Tate Chamberlin sat down with Dave Atkins, a forest ecologist turned publisher who has worked across the western US for the past 40 years. Dave strives to find the balance between environmental protection and function, economic sustainability, and social needs when thinking about how to create a better world. He’ll be joining us again in May to lend his expertise surrounding wildfires, which we begin discussing during this podcast. How do we live with fire and use it effectively? How do we bear in mind the necessity to fulfill our individual and most basic needs, while also understanding our actions affect our community and environment? Can we achieve a balance?

Hello and welcome to episode 9 of the Deconstructed Drummer. This is a conversation with Greg, who's the owner, operator, CEO, founder, maintenance man, cleaner, drum tuner, driver and toilet cleaner at The Drum Cartel. We caught up when Greg was in town after the Sydney Vintage and Custom Drum expo, which was a blast. Enjoy the conversation! Greg Chrzanowski (The Drum Cartel) Facebook https://web.facebook.com/thedrumcartel Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thedrumcartel 3 Aussie drummers Greg thinks you should know more about: * Terepai Richmond https://www.instagram.com/thepaiman/ * Dave Atkins https://www.facebook.com/dave.atkins.353 * Lucius Borich The Deconstructed Drummer Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thedeconstructeddrummer/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thedeconstructeddrummer/

Dave Atkins is an accountant by day, and runs Strength Club on nights and weekends. This may seem like a simple combination of work and passion, however, he came to this mix by first pursuing a career in medicine. Dave has been searching for the right mix of passion, purpose and income, a story we can all relate to. He covers some really important themes that everyone can find aspiration from. To find out more about Strength Club, you can visit their website www.strngth.club and for all the show notes, head over to www.candourly.com/pathwaysshownotes

In this episode, our friend Dave Atkins, or "Napkins", interviews us about our upcoming Lights, Camera, Switzerland television pilot!