Podcasts about Dimitar

Ingrid Froeher apresenta um caso de dor lombar e púrpura para Joanne Alves e Caio Bastos.Referências: Knezevic, Nebojsa Nick et al. “Low back pain.” Lancet (London, England) vol. 398,10294 (2021): 78-92. doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(21)00733-9Antonov, Dimitar et al. “The rash that becomes purpuric, petechial, hemorrhagic, or ecchymotic.” Clinics in dermatology vol. 38,1 (2020): 3-18. doi:10.1016/j.clindermatol.2019.07.036Jarvik, Jeffrey G, and Richard A Deyo. “Diagnostic evaluation of low back pain with emphasis on imaging.” Annals of internal medicine vol. 137,7 (2002): 586-97. doi:10.7326/0003-4819-137-7-200210010-00010Downie, Aron, et al. "Red flags to screen for malignancy and fracture in patients with low back pain: systematic review." Bmj 347 (2013).https://doh.wa.gov/sites/default/files/legacy/Documents/2700/Coag.pdf?uid=62fc9e6dde835Bannow, Bethany Samuelson, and Barbara A Konkle. “How I approach bleeding in hospitalized patients.” Blood vol. 142,9 (2023): 761-768. doi:10.1182/blood.2021014766Novotny, Richard W et al. “Palpable Purpura.” American family physician vol. 109,3 (2024): 265-267.https://www.tadeclinicagem.com.br/guia/321/amiloidose-manifestacoes-clinicas-e-diagnostico/

Dans cet épisode de "La France bouge", Elisabeth Assayag nous emmène au Parlement européen à Bruxelles, où se déroule le programme Designing Europe 2025 de l'ESCP Business School. Depuis 16 ans, cette école offre à ses étudiants une expérience unique : une simulation du processus législatif européen.Léon Laulusa, directeur général de l'ESCP, explique que ce programme vise à faire comprendre aux futurs leaders les enjeux et le fonctionnement de l'Union européenne. Plus de 1300 étudiants de 136 nationalités différentes se mettent dans la peau des députés européens, débattent et votent sur des projets de loi liés à la compétitivité économique et technologique de l'Europe.Nous rencontrons Dimitar Dimitrov et Skander Mahjoub, deux étudiants entrepreneurs. Dimitar a fondé Préparationnel, une startup pour les concours des grandes écoles de commerce, tandis que Skander est cofondateur de Flip, un service de partage de véhicules électriques. Leur témoignage illustre la philosophie de l'ESCP, qui encourage l'entrepreneuriat.Yves Bertoncini, coordinateur des élèves de l'ESCP et expert des affaires européennes, souligne l'importance de cette immersion pour comprendre la négociation et l'intelligence collective dans un environnement multiculturel.Notre équipe a utilisé un outil d'Intelligence artificielle via les technologies d'Audiomeans© pour accompagner la création de ce contenu écrit.

Filtraciones revelan el iPhone 17 Air con diseño similar a Google Pixel Por Félix Riaño @LocutorCo  Apple está emocionando a muchos con las filtraciones sobre el iPhone 17 Air. Este dispositivo podría tener una barra de cámara muy parecida a la de los Google Pixel, y eso está sorprendiendo a fanáticos y curiosos.Flash Diario en Spotify  También se habla de que será más delgado que sus antecesores, lo que llamará la atención de quienes prefieren teléfonos livianos. Su presentación podría darse en septiembre, siguiendo la costumbre de la compañía. ¿Será esta la forma en que Apple retoma la delantera en diseño o veremos un estilo que ya hemos visto en otros teléfonos? La expectativa crece, y muchos usuarios tienen dudas sobre este concepto de “barra” tan diferente.  Algunos dudan si esta barra es simple copia de Google.  Las supuestas imágenes filtradas muestran un iPhone 17 Air con un cuerpo muy fino, de solo 5,5 milímetros de grosor en la parte más delgada. El color principal podría ser un tono metálico claro, que resaltaría el diseño elegante que Apple quiere destacar. Se espera que tenga una única cámara trasera que, a pesar de ser única, contaría con un sensor avanzado. Esta cámara estaría dentro de una “barra” horizontal que atraviesa la parte trasera del dispositivo, algo que se asemeja bastante a lo que ha hecho Google con su línea de teléfonos Pixel. Además, las primeras representaciones gráficas dan a entender que la pantalla mantendría la isla dinámica, aunque un poco reducida.  Algunos seguidores de la marca sienten inquietud al ver un posible cambio tan grande en la estética del iPhone. Existe el temor de que la barra de cámara, al ser muy parecida a la de Google Pixel, le quite esa identidad típica de Apple. Varios se preguntan si la adopción de una sola cámara implicará un descenso en la calidad de fotos o en las opciones de zoom. Otros piensan que un dispositivo demasiado delgado podría tener menos capacidad de batería, lo que afectaría la autonomía. Las dudas se amplían al contemplar la posibilidad de que la compañía esté modificando su estrategia de precios, sobre todo al reemplazar la versión Plus con este modelo Air.  Hay quienes piensan que esta decisión de Apple es una evolución natural, y que la barra de cámara podría ser un paso muy calculado. La empresa busca diferenciar modelos, y el iPhone 17 Air podría ser la respuesta para usuarios que desean un teléfono con un diseño más estilizado. El iPhone 17 Pro, mientras tanto, también contaría con un visor completo, pero en una versión más robusta con varias cámaras. Esto mantendría satisfecha a la audiencia que busca lo máximo en fotografía y rendimiento. La apuesta de Apple, según los rumores, es ofrecer más variedad sin alejarse de la esencia minimalista. Si la barra de cámara triunfa, otras marcas podrían inspirarse también en esta tendencia.  Los reportes iniciales ubican la presentación del iPhone 17 Air dentro del evento de primavera, aunque expertos creen que la compañía podría seguir su tradición y lanzarlo en septiembre. Mientras tanto, se esperan novedades sobre otros modelos, como el iPhone 17 estándar o el iPhone 17 Pro Max, que podría integrar una versión más compacta de la Dynamic Island gracias a un componente llamado “metalens”. Este cambio aportaría una lente más delgada al sistema Face ID. La cámara frontal utilizaría un visor rediseñado para ocupar menos espacio y dar más superficie de pantalla. Algunas filtraciones indican que el iPad Pro o el misterioso iPad plegable también aprovecharían esta tecnología de lente plana en futuros lanzamientos.  El iPhone 17 Air, con su delgadez y barra de cámara al estilo Pixel, está generando opiniones encontradas. Algunos sienten curiosidad, otros sospechan de un posible retroceso en funcionalidades. ¿Quieres descubrir qué pasará al final? Déjanos tu opinión y síguenos en nuestro pódcast Flash Diario:Flash Diario en Spotify  BibliografíaMihov, Dimitar. "iPhone 17 Air Leaks Look More Like Google Pixel." Forbes“iPhone 17 Pro Max just tipped for very welcome design upgrade.” Tom's GuidePeter. “Apple iPhone 17 Air and 17 Pro designs revealed through renders.” GSMArenaZac Hall. “iPhone 17 Air and iPhone 17 Pro design leaks are too strange to ignore.” 9to5Mac  Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flash-diario-de-el-siglo-21-es-hoy--5835407/support.

Un Grand Soir avec deux grands musiciens : le multi-instrumentiste romand Alexandre Cellier et le musicien bulgare basé à Strasbourg Dimitar Gougov, avec piano et gadoulka. Une soirée qui fait voyager, avec le cœur et les oreilles.

Il aura donc fallu 18 ans après leur adhésion à l'Union européenne pour supprimer leurs frontières communes. Cela facilitera les voyages, notamment en été lorsque les embouteillages bloquent les postes-frontière entre la Bulgarie et la Roumanie. Les transporteurs routiers se sont également félicités pour ce développement longtemps attendu dans le secteur. Concrètement, l'adhésion à l'espace Schengen ne va pas bouleverser la vie des Bulgares. Les citoyens ont le droit de libre circulation depuis 2007, mais désormais, se rendre dans les pays voisins sera beaucoup plus facile. Setti et Dimitar sont les premiers à se réjouir de l'entrée de la Bulgarie dans l'espace Schengen. Ils passent la majorité de leurs vacances et de leurs week-ends en Grèce. Un voyage souvent synonyme de tracasseries douanières. Avec l'entrée pleine et entière dans l'espace Schengen, ces mauvaises expériences devraient appartenir au passé. « Il nous est arrivé d'attendre pendant des heures à la frontière. Il sera plus aisé de planifier notre séjour aussi. Jusque-là, il fallait suivre les groupes sur les réseaux sociaux pour connaître le trafic à la frontière. On évitait de partir le vendredi soir, par exemple, lorsqu'il y avait de très longues files d'attente. »Le soulagement au niveau du trafic frontalier est une aubaine pour les transporteurs routiers. La levée des contrôles douaniers aux frontières avec la Grèce et la Roumanie rendra leur travail beaucoup plus facile et agréable, explique le directeur de l'Union des transporteurs internationaux : « On peut traverser le pont sur le Danube en une minute sans devoir attendre, il faut juste payer le tarif demandé. C'est un soulagement énorme pour les routiers qui devaient attendre dix, 20 heures, parfois même plusieurs jours. »Des bénéfices à plus de 800 millions d'eurosLes entreprises de transport devraient par ailleurs profiter financièrement de l'espace Schengen. Les grands partenaires commerciaux de la Bulgarie sont tous situés dans l'Union européenne, donc dans l'espace Schengen, l'Allemagne d'abord, avec des échanges évalués à plus de 9 milliards d'euros, d'après l'Institut national des statistiques. Selon les calculs de l'Académie bulgare des sciences, les bénéfices de l'entrée dans l'espace Schengen, s'élèveront à plus de 800 millions d'euros. « Cela aura un effet direct sur les heures supplémentaires et les salaires des routiers, sur les frais de dédommagement en cas de retard, lorsque le transport n'est pas rapide, il n'est pas attrayant », précise encore le directeur de l'union des transporteurs internationaux. Le jour de l'An, les ministres bulgare et roumain de l'Intérieur se sont donné rendez-vous au poste frontière pour lever une dernière barrière symbolique. « Un succès historique pour nos pays », a souligné le ministre de l'Intérieur bulgare Atanas Ilkov.Côté passagers, les témoignages sont enthousiastes sur les réseaux sociaux. Les vidéos enregistrées en voiture par des Bulgares rentrant de vacances ont fait le tour du net. Comme quoi l'espace Schengen est bien une réalité.À lire aussiEspace Schengen: accord de l'Union européenne pour la pleine adhésion de la Roumanie et de la Bulgarie

Il aura donc fallu 18 ans après leur adhésion à l'Union européenne pour supprimer leurs frontières communes. Cela facilitera les voyages, notamment en été lorsque les embouteillages bloquent les postes-frontière entre la Bulgarie et la Roumanie. Les transporteurs routiers se sont également félicités pour ce développement longtemps attendu dans le secteur. Concrètement, l'adhésion à l'espace Schengen ne va pas bouleverser la vie des Bulgares. Les citoyens ont le droit de libre circulation depuis 2007, mais désormais, se rendre dans les pays voisins sera beaucoup plus facile. Setti et Dimitar sont les premiers à se réjouir de l'entrée de la Bulgarie dans l'espace Schengen. Ils passent la majorité de leurs vacances et de leurs week-ends en Grèce. Un voyage souvent synonyme de tracasseries douanières. Avec l'entrée pleine et entière dans l'espace Schengen, ces mauvaises expériences devraient appartenir au passé. « Il nous est arrivé d'attendre pendant des heures à la frontière. Il sera plus aisé de planifier notre séjour aussi. Jusque-là, il fallait suivre les groupes sur les réseaux sociaux pour connaître le trafic à la frontière. On évitait de partir le vendredi soir, par exemple, lorsqu'il y avait de très longues files d'attente. »Le soulagement au niveau du trafic frontalier est une aubaine pour les transporteurs routiers. La levée des contrôles douaniers aux frontières avec la Grèce et la Roumanie rendra leur travail beaucoup plus facile et agréable, explique le directeur de l'Union des transporteurs internationaux : « On peut traverser le pont sur le Danube en une minute sans devoir attendre, il faut juste payer le tarif demandé. C'est un soulagement énorme pour les routiers qui devaient attendre dix, 20 heures, parfois même plusieurs jours. »Des bénéfices à plus de 800 millions d'eurosLes entreprises de transport devraient par ailleurs profiter financièrement de l'espace Schengen. Les grands partenaires commerciaux de la Bulgarie sont tous situés dans l'Union européenne, donc dans l'espace Schengen, l'Allemagne d'abord, avec des échanges évalués à plus de 9 milliards d'euros, d'après l'Institut national des statistiques. Selon les calculs de l'Académie bulgare des sciences, les bénéfices de l'entrée dans l'espace Schengen, s'élèveront à plus de 800 millions d'euros. « Cela aura un effet direct sur les heures supplémentaires et les salaires des routiers, sur les frais de dédommagement en cas de retard, lorsque le transport n'est pas rapide, il n'est pas attrayant », précise encore le directeur de l'union des transporteurs internationaux. Le jour de l'An, les ministres bulgare et roumain de l'Intérieur se sont donné rendez-vous au poste frontière pour lever une dernière barrière symbolique. « Un succès historique pour nos pays », a souligné le ministre de l'Intérieur bulgare Atanas Ilkov.Côté passagers, les témoignages sont enthousiastes sur les réseaux sociaux. Les vidéos enregistrées en voiture par des Bulgares rentrant de vacances ont fait le tour du net. Comme quoi l'espace Schengen est bien une réalité.À lire aussiEspace Schengen: accord de l'Union européenne pour la pleine adhésion de la Roumanie et de la Bulgarie

In this episode we are excited to host Dime from Ohrid, North Macedonia. With his diverse background as a member of Hardfaced and Primitive Dread, as well as his extensive work as a tour manager for bands like Turnstile, since 2016, and, more recently, Speed, there's plenty to explore & talk about with him. Enjoy!

In this episode of WeBER Talks, Miloš Đinđić sits down with Dimitar Vrglevski from North Macedonia's Center for Change Management to discuss the public administration reform in North Macedonia. They talk about the sectoral monitoring process, which evaluates the application of the EU Sigma principles within specific institutions. Dimitar shares his findings from his latest report on the Ministry of Social Policy, Demography and Youth in North Macedonia, which provides a data-backed perspective on the challenges of increasing transparency and accountability in the region's public administration. This conversation sheds light on the complex landscape of reform efforts and the role of research in assessing public sector performance in North Macedonia and across the Western Balkans. For more information about Dimitar's institution, the Center for Change Management, please visit: www.cup.org.mk His report, as well as the others reports, will soon be published on www.par-monitor.org

Whilst in South Korea Rio hooks up with two former team mates Nemanja Vidic and Dimitar Berbatov to discuss arguments they had in training and what they were like in the dressing room.Nemanja reveals how much Dimitar has changed since their days shared at Old Trafford and Berbatov analyses the attributes and mentality of Rasmus Højlund whilst identifying areas he needs to improve. The trio reminisce about specific incidents on the training pitch and discuss why Berbatov used to frustrate his team mates by constantly playing as a defender in practice games. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, a show taped live at Syracuse University on September 30 with Associate Professor Dimitar Gueorguiev, author of the excellent Retrofitting Leninism: Participation Without Democracy in China. We discuss his book, his recent paper exploring hawkishness in Chinese public opinion, and his thoughts about the upcoming U.S. presidential election.1:59 Syracuse University's MAX 132 class ("the globalization class")4:10 Dimitar's background and how he became interested in China 7:44 How the genre of authoritarian resilience took off 14:26 China's understanding of democracy (whole-process democracy)17:40 Features of Leninism that have allowed the Chinese Communist Party to survive21:21 Why China in the 1980s and '90s admired Singaporea's authoritarian PAP 23:37 The idea of the mass line27:16 China's sentiment analysis through technology, and using bottom-up information as performance evaluation 34:03 The COVID-19 pandemic and the confirmation bias of the regime-type explanation37:37 The National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC)40:14 Dimitar's research on hawkishness in China: how he got the data, what drives Chinese hawkishness, and the national security vs. economic lens 51:08 Why those who are dissatisfied with the government lean more hawkish and those who are satisfied with the government lean more dovish 56:30 The upcoming U.S. election: how things may play out under the two different administrations, and understanding Chinese preferences Recommendations:Dimitar: The TV series The Expanse (2015-2022)Kaiser: Anthea Roberts' Six Faces of Globalization: Who Wins, Who Loses, and Why It Matters; and the documentary Wise Guy: David Chase and The Sopranos (2024)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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This is the second half of Roger Green's conversation with Dimitar Tonev. It focuses largely on some of the elements of Stephen's personality that made him so unique and a role model within the community. Dimitar discusses one more innovation Stephen brought to MASLD clinical trials: recruiting in neighborhoods that received lower levels of medical care and then, within those communities, recruiting within families. Roger harkens back to the recruitment issue to tell the story that Stephen and he started SurfingMASH to educate sponsors and sites about the ability to keep trials running in a site network like Summit. To Dimitar, one thing that made Stephen special was his "enormous capacity to work long hours," to the degree that left Dim "wondering how this is even humanly possible." He mentions early clinic starts, 4 a.m. text messages, and other related of-hours items. Roger shares a story he heard at the funeral about Stephen stating that he didn't sleep much but slept"very efficiently." Dimitar and Roger agree about the energy and enthusiasm Stephen devoted to everything he did. Dimitar tells a story about Stephen flying over the Atlantic with his family. You'll have to listen to learn it. He goes on to discuss Stephen's passion for working on minor diseases that were unlikely to ever pay off in terms of money or prestige and, finally, how Stephen boosted Dim's self-image by presenting a couple of Dim's slides during a presentation at a major meeting.

The conversation shares the first half of Roger Green's interview with Dimitar Tonev, whose tribute comment to Stephen Roger shared in a recent SurfingMASH weekly newsletter. Because this is Dimitar's first appearance on SurfingMASH, he starts by telling the audience a bit about his history, including the fact that he came to know Stephen from the viral hepatitis days. As his "one unique thing," Dimitar mentions his proficiency as a skier, which leads Roger to ask about his description of Stephen in the SurfingMASH note as a "clumsy skier." Dim states that Stephen's form wasn't the best but that he skied with energy and passion. He goes on to tell a different story about how he broke Stephen's glasses the first time they met and how Stephen was able to laugh about it with him. Dimitar describes the "really impressive way" Stephen developed his process for recruiting patients into what were then called NASH studies through the "first iterations of Summit," the idea of a site network. In response to a question from me, he described the pre-screening pathway as one element of the "secret sauce," and the use of portable FibroScan devices as another. He goes on to describe that Stephen's sites could recruit 8x as many patients per month as a typical CRO, which is why the Summit network has become a preferred provider to many CROs and why no one has yet been able to replicate his success. 

Global Liver Institute Founder and CEO Donna Cryer and hepatology researcher and industry executive Dimitar Tonev join Jörn Schattenberg and Roger Green to share memories of our co-founder and  MASLD leader Stephen Harrison.  00:00:00 - Surf's Up: Season 5 Episode 16Standard lead-in, including quotes from panelists00:02:55 - IntroductionRoger describes the structure of this episode.00:04:04 - Conversation with Donna and Jörn, including groundbreakers Good personal and professional news from Donna, Jörn and Roger.00:07:32 - Stephen's most outstanding contribution to MASLDIn response to Roger's question, Jörn describes the breadth of Stephen's contributions and interests. To Jörn, Stephen was "a lens focusing that something that was needed to spark the fire." Roger asks him to discuss  Stephen's role in founding NAIL-NIT. Jörn's answer covers Stephen's earlier work on the LITMUS Cohort Study and other contributions to the field as well as  NAIL-NIT. 00:10:34 - Personal notes about StephenDonna continues this theme by speaking to Stephen's ability to bring people together and his providing "unique space for having smaller, intimate conversations: when necessary. Roger talks about Stephen bringing Donna to the early podcast to describe International NASH Day 2021 and comments that Stephen was the rare individual who embodied Malcolm Gladwell's three legs of the Social Virus stool. 00:14:33 - Stephen's advocacy of patient advocates and allied providersDonna discusses having learned early in her career about the synergistic power of patients, advocates and physicians. She commends Stephen as one KOL who always made certain that patient advocates and organizations had seats and voices at the table, 00:19:06 - "Harrisonisms" and Harrison storiesDonna did not have Harrisonisms. Roger recalled Stephen's surprise that Roger knew the meaning of the phrase "Hoddy Toddy" and how he quickly integrated phrases of others. WIth that, the interview ends.00:21:39 - Meet Dimitar TonevDimitar starts off by telling the audience a bit about his history. His "one unique thing" is about his competence as a skier. This leads Roger to ask about his description in the SurfingMASH note of a "clumsy skier." Dim states that Stephen's form wasn't the best but that he skied with energy and passion. He goes on to tell a story about breaking Stephen's glasses the first time they met and how Stephen was able to laugh about it with him.00:26:41 - Stephen's visionary approach to trial recruitment Dimitar describes how Stephen developed his process for recruiting patients into what were then called NASH studies through the "first iterations of Summit," the idea of a site network. 00:31:19 - Another Harrison innovationDim discusses one more innovation: recruiting in neighborhoods that received lower levels of medical care and then recruiting within families. Roger shares that this podcast started to educate sponsors and researchers about the ability to keep trials running in a site network like Summit. 00:34:35 - What made Stephen Special and Wrap-UpTo Dim, Stephen special was his in his "enormous capacity to work long hours,"  Dim and Roger agree about the energy and enthusiasm Stephen devoted to everything he did. 00:37:48 - Special Stephen storiesDim tells a story about Stephen flying over the Atlantic with his family. You'll have to listen to learn it. He goes on share two more special stories about Stephen. .  00:43:29 -Question of the WeekRoger asks listeners who attended DDW last weekend which paper or presentation struck them most forcefully, and why.00:44:02 - Business reportThis week's news on the Stephen Harrison memorial, our new private membership list, upcoming episodes, and listener updates.

This week, I'm especially honored to welcome Dimitar Tsotsorkov, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Asarel-Medet, the largest and most advanced copper mining and processing company in Bulgaria. Dimitar is the G2 family leader of the Tsotsorkov family, former Chairman of the Management Board of the family's operating business, and active philanthropist through the “Lachezar Tsotsorkov” Foundation, which he established in honor of his father, who was the G1 wealth creator of the family. Dimitar was recognized as a Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Pioneer for Digital Transformation of the United Nations Global Compact Sustainable (UNGC) development initiative and became the first manager of a mining company to win the prestigious award in 2022. As a G2 family leader of a highly enterprising family, Dimitar is carrying forward his father's great legacy and laying the foundations on which his family can continue to flourish in the future. He recounts the rich history of his family and shares his personal journey as a business owner and family leader, tapping into the captivating stories of his family's entrepreneurial achievements over the past 100+ years. Dimitar and his family are firm believers in the importance of a strong culture, and they even undertook a thoughtful and systematic process to craft and formalize their “family brand”. Dimitar talks about this exercise and sheds light on the reasons why a family brand is important in his view and how he and his fellow family members arrived at their family brand. The Tsotsorkov family also made a concerted effort to distill and formulate the shared values of their family – or as they call them, their “values in action”. Dimitar reflects on the importance of values and describes how they went about defining theirs, and what they mean to everyone in his family. Throughout these important and systematic undertakings, Dimitar and his family identified a number of helpful practical tools, such as rituals and life milestones, which they deployed with the entire family to build their brand and establish the family culture. Dimitar describes the importance of these tools and how he uses them with his family members. Another pillar of his family culture is continuous learning and development, and to achieve that goal, Dimitar has instituted individual development plans (IDPs) for all family members. He describes this practice and how it is working for his family, not only with the younger G3 rising-gen members but also with the older “now” generations. Don't miss this exceptional conversation with one of the most enterprising, forward-thinking, and generous multigenerational enterprise families within the FOX community.

Nel 1943 - caso unico in tutta la storia europea - il vicepresidente del parlamento bulgaro Dimitar Peshev riesce a fermare il piano segreto del suo governo che avrebbe sancito la deportazione di 48 mila ebrei della Bulgaria nei campi di concentramento nazisti.Ospite della puntata: Gabriele Nissim

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Experience the essence of KHV CONCEPT, where they meticulously craft exceptional high-end products in London and bring them to life through expert handcraftsmanship in Italy. Their distinctive style embraces minimalism, showcasing a palette of pastel, earthy, and neutral tones alongside classic, timeless shapes. What truly distinguishes this brand is their innovative design approach. They draw inspiration from formalwear and eveningwear, seamlessly fusing it with elements of modern sneaker culture. This harmonious blend of classic sophistication and contemporary flair results in footwear that not only exudes elegance but also provides an exceptional sensory experience. At KHV CONCEPT, you're not just acquiring shoes; you're elevating your style with the epitome of luxury and unwavering quality. Each pair represents an investment in a timeless wardrobe, a testament to their commitment to enduring style and craftsmanship. The brand leads the way in steering clear of the fast fashion phenomenon. In today's consumer-driven society, the pursuit of the latest trends often overshadows the pursuit of genuine excellence in our purchases. The fast fashion narrative has led us to believe that we can access everything at lower prices, resulting in an abundance of generic, low-quality items that frequently go unused. In pursuit of the perfect sneaker that blends todays culture but with elegance and sophistication, Dimitar Kehayov founded KHV Concept, a luxury footwear brand that would embody his vision of true craftsmanship and quality. The brand's name, KHV, is a reflection of his initials (of his surname) and the concept he wanted to bring to life. With KHV Concept, Dimitar aimed to create footwear that went beyond the ordinary, a fusion of design, craftsmanship, and luxury. His vision was well-defined: crafting smart sneakers with a novel silhouette, drawing inspiration from evening formalwear and footwear.

Dimitar is the VP and General Manager of CrossBeam, the world's first and most powerful partner ecosystem platform. Dimitar is also a two-time Founder, has been on Exec teams 3 times and is also an Angel Investor.Looking back, in the summer of 2019, Dimitar was in a different headspace.At the time, he had two young kids at the time and a company under two years old.Dimitar was juggling a lot of responsibilities.This led him to feel as if he wasn't doing 100% in either place: at home or at work.Later on, the challenges and responsibilities of being a founder, a husband and a father caught up with him, as he tried to overcompensate and ended up feeling burned out.In this episode, Dimitar and I are going through the struggle of measuring success when your identity is inextricably tied to your company. This was a struggle Dimitar faced head-on and had to navigate the fog of failure and make the tough call between perseverance and letting go.In today's episode, we also talk about:The importance of the right balance between family time and growing your business The difficulties of having an “Olympic athlete mindset”Understanding when it's time to push harder and when it is time to back awayLastly, we explored the significance of benchmarking and assessing growth, and how founders can navigate their choices when faced with formidable decisions.Dimitar's journey taught him the paramount importance of self-care and understanding individual priorities, which can be instrumental in making informed decisions for one's business.Tune in and listen to Dimitar as he shares his entrepreneurial journey and invaluable advice, serving as a compass not only for those currently grappling with similar challenges but also for aspiring entrepreneurs.Want to know how Future Fit you are? Take 3 mins to benchmark yourself with our Founder Fitness Test on peer-effect.com. You might discover some surprising gaps! Or just follow James on LinkedIn for more thoughts around coaching and being future fit.

In this episode of The Genetics Podcast, we're joined by Dimitar Tonev, an experienced drug development consultant specialising in Hepatology and Virology. Tune in to discuss the recent reclassification of Non-alcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH) to Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD), and the complexities of identifying treatments for this condition. Dimitar sheds light on the pioneering role of non-invasive biomarkers and comments on the potential impacts of the Maestro study. Join us as we dive into the world of liver disease and drug development, touching upon the breakthroughs, challenges, and ethical considerations of clinical trials. For anyone interested in liver health innovations and the future of hepatology research, this episode is a must-listen.

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Join the Archi-Tech Network to talk about Blender with Dimitar Pouchnikov AKA the Blender guy! Dimitar is Found of UH Studio and Design and teaches Blender online via a number of different platforms. We will talk about how Blender seem to be one of the most interesting emerging modeling platforms we see, it has powerful geometry nodes and is also open source. GUEST | https://www.instagram.com/dimitarsp/ UH YOUTUBE |    / @uhstudio   UH STUDIO | https://uhstudio.com/ GEHRY ARTICLE | https://hbr.org/2023/01/how-frank-geh... ATN MASTERCLASS | https://archi-tech.network/

Der gebürtige Bulgare war erstmals 2017 Teil des Teams von „Dancing Stars“. Dimitar führte damals Radiomoderatorin Riem Higazi durch die elfte Staffel des ORF-Tanzevents bis ins Finale. 2023 konnte er seinen Traum wahr werden lassen und gewann die österreichische Staffel zusammen mit Missi May. Ebenso war er 2022 Teil der großen Let's Dance Arena Tour, welcher er auch 2023 wieder beiwohnen wird. Warum er mit 15 ausgezogen hin, welche Länder er durch das Tanzen gesehen hat und wie Tanzen sein Leben verändert hat, erfahrt ihr in der heutigen Folge von "TANZEN - Der Podcast rund ums Tanzen". https://www.instagram.com/dimitar_stefanin/ https://www.instagram.com/saschaschlenz/ https://www.instagram.com/tanzen.de/ #dancingstars #letsdance #podcast #host #tanzen #dancing

Entrepreneurs Alyna, Jonathan and Dimitar found new and clever ways to improve the way people work, eat and conduct business. While all come from different backgrounds, together they share a common vision: using blockchain technology to leverage their business platform.  Pakistani entrepreneur Alyna Butt wants to revamp the overall work experience through Squadbond, an all-in-one workplace platform similar to a productivity management software, but with an added feature: a token reward system. While productivity management tools help with efficiency, they lack the ability to reward workers for their achievements. As Alyna points out, employees want to be recognized for the work that they do. With Squadbond, she says “people can own their performance.”  As she tells Charles Miller on this episode of CoinGeek Conversations, the platform will includes a feature that would allow employers to track a worker's milestone achievements and offer them rewards for a job well done. “The tokens are highly-customizable,” she says. “They [employers] can attach a monetary value to it or they could give a gift card or …give out equity.”    Having been on both sides of the spectrum, as an employer and an employee, Alyna believes that there is a disconnect between the two. According to her, companies spend about £2,600 a year on every employee to have access to productivity management software - only to realize that employees are challenged by having to use them. In turn, she says issues like improving retention and employee engagement remain unresolved. Alyna believes that an incentive system is a simple solution that would help connect employer and employee.  From bridging the gap in the workplace to connecting food producers to consumers. Gud Italia, an international ‘farm to fork' marketplace is the brainchild of Jonathan Silvestri, an Englishman with an Italian father who worked as a chef in the UK. Having been exposed to the restaurant business at a young age, Jonathan knew that the high demands of the industry were not for him. He then took on several careers: as a food journalist, an actor and a civil servant in the UK.  It wasn't until after moving to Italy fifteen years ago that he found his way back to the food industry. He met with some of the country's artisan food producers and immersed himself in their stories, learning about the history of Italian food production. He later realized that there is a missed opportunity in the distribution of Italian goods to the UK. As he explained, artisan producers in Italy have a difficult time getting their products out to the UK. “The quantities required of them, it's too much, it's too heavy, they have other barriers, language barriers, logistical barriers, marketing costs, all those kinds of things so they often avoid selling to the UK altogether,” he says.  With Gud Italia, he aims to bring Italy's artisan food products to the UK while utilizing blockchain to timestamp a product's journey from production to destination, as well as the delivery timeline and temperature in which it was stored. As Jonathan points out, the system will not only benefit consumers by providing knowledge on their food's history but it will also offer farmers and producers a chance to be known, be exposed and to build their brands.  From food to real estate. Dimitar Hadzhiradev wants to build trust between landlords and realtors through blockchain. Dimitri, a landlord himself, gave an account of his unpleasant experience with property managers while trying to rent out his property from overseas. As he explains, “it's always a pain to find a trusted partner who will manage my property. Of course you can go the traditional way to an agency, but agencies are inefficient.” With Sprooce, he says all transactions

Anders als sonst bearbeiten wir in dieser Folge kein kernjuristisches Thema, sondern ein allgegenwärtiges. Die Auswirkungen der Digitalisierung auf die Berufswelt der Rechtsanwälte und Steuerberater wird gemeinsam mit Herrn Arnold Scherabon, Frau Anna Mooshammer, Herrn Mag. Dimitar Zlatev und MMag. Sabine Fehringer diskutiert. Ein kleiner klarer Einblick in den Alltag der Interviewpartner und ihren Umgang mit digitaler Kommunikation. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lindeverlag/message

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Als je aan aannames denkt, denk je aan ‘The Iceman'. Aan Dimitar Berbatov dus. De man die ondanks een gijzeling doorbrak bij CSKA Sofia, naam maakte bij Bayer Leverkusen en Spurs en uiteindelijk de wereld veroverde bij Manchester United. Dimitar ‘ik ren wel in mijn hoofd' Berbatov staat garant voor prachtige goals en praten over de Bulgaar staat garant voor prachtige verhalen. Veel luisterplezier ❤️

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A show that makes us laugh, but also makes us reflect on important things in life - Театър на живо или театър онлайн? - разговор с режисьора-актьор Димитър Бакалов преди гостуването му в Австралия и Нова Зеландия

In an exclusive interview, Stephen Sackur is in Skopje to speak to North Macedonia's Prime Minister Dimitar Kovačevski. His nation emerged out of the former Yugoslavia and is now in the queue for EU membership. But progress is slow. Could Brussels's reluctance to embrace the Balkan candidate nations see this region sink back into dangerous instability?

AEC Tech Developments at Reope with Harsh and Dimitar (Anker, Revit plugins Insights) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mayur-m-mistry/message

Join us for No Shame On U's 32nd Podcast with filmmaker Margaret Byrne. Margaret talks about her new documentary, ANY GIVEN DAY. ANY GIVEN DAY, Follows the mental health crisis in Chicago and three participants of the Mental Health Court in Cook County who are working to rebuild their lives after being incarcerated for crimes related to their mental illnesses. While investigating the treatment of detainees, filmmaker Margaret Byrne befriends Angela, Dimitar and Daniel, participants in a mental health court probation program. Their friendship gives each of them the courage to be seen at their most vulnerable. In turn, Margaret begins to confront one of the most difficult periods of her life, culminating in a hospitalization for depression. Margaret shares takeaways from this project and personal insights. Premiere Broadcast: July 7, 2022 @ 8/7c America ReFramed on WORLD Channel Streaming: 7/7 – 8/6

Dimitar Bezhanovski "Building Robotics Community In Macedonia" by Marwa ElDiwiny

The importance of security in the Black Sea has been highlighted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Dimitar Bechev, lecturer at Oxford University and Visiting Fellow at Carnegie Europe, joins Giselle, Dalibor, and Iulia to speak specifically about Turkey and Bulgaria. First, Dimitar explains Turkey's relationship with Russia, NATO, and the US in order to illustrate the many factors behind Erdogan's foreign policy. Last, Dimitar dives into Bulgarian foreign policy, which has traditionally been Russophilic and anti-risk, but has taken a greater stand against Russia. References: https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300247886/turkey-under-erdogan/ (Turkey Under Erdogan) by Dimitar Bechev; https://www.politico.eu/article/turkey-between-a-rock-and-a-hard-place-on-russia/ (Turkey, between a rock and a hard place on Russia) by Dimitar Bechev

21CCC Assistant Director Harris Doshay sits down with Syracuse Associate Professor and UCSD Alum Dimitar Gueorguiev to discuss his latest book, Retrofitting Leninism. In it, they explore the logic of popular participation in authoritarian regimes and the ongoing struggles faced by the CCP.

"Alles ohne Würfel" - Der Sportpodcast mit Lukas&Malte Diese Folge ist quasi eine special-Folge, denn kurzer Pause, in der Lukas sich dem Ski-Sport gewidmet hat und Malte eine ominöse gelbe Karte in der Kreisliga kassiert hat, kommen wir wieder an einem Montagabend zusammen vor die Mikrophone und reden in gewohnt mangelhafter Tonqualität unser Gefasel zum Sport zum Besten. Erstmals in der Geschichte (vermutlich) schaffen wir es dabei sogar unter einer Stunde all die Themen unter zu bringen, die uns in dieser Woche so beschäftigt haben. Natürlich geht das dabei um das Trainercomeback des Jahres, den Saisonstart in der Formula Uno und wir spielen ein ganz besonderes Spiel. Stichwort: Legenden! Kurzum sprechen wir über Felix Magath, Lukas nennt kurz und knackig die Gründe warum sich dieses Jahr die Formel 1 wieder richtig für die Zuschauer*innen lohnen könnte und wir klären ein für alle Mal wer unserer Meinung nach bei Energie Cottbus in einer Legendenelf stehen könnte und was das mit Jirji Stajner zu tun hat. Eine Special Folge, die sich dann doch als ganz normaler Podcast entpuppt und deswegen glanzlos, schnörkelos, ganz puristisch für Entertainment sorgt. Wer mehr wissen möchte, Fragen, Kritik oder Anregung zur Sendung hat, kann uns per Mail, Twitter und Instagram erreichen. Twitter: AoW_Podcast Insta: allesohnewuerfel Mail: info@allesohnewuerfel.de

Margaret Byrne and Face2Face host David Peck talk about her new film Any Given Day, context and community, safe places, honesty, vulnerability andaccountability, the ethics of film making and why it's important to see ourselves as resources.Find out about the film and see the trailer here.Synopsis:In 2015, during widespread defunding of community mental health care programs across the country, in Chicago, the Cook County Jail has become a defaulttreatment center for people living with mental illness. While investigating the treatment of detainees, filmmaker Margaret Byrne befriends Angela, Dimitar and Daniel, participants in a mental health court probationprogram. Their friendship gives each of them the courage to be seen at their most vulnerable. In turn, Margaret begins to confront one of the most difficult periods ofher life, culminating in a hospitalization for depression.What begins as a heartfelt desire to accurately portray the lives of Angela, Dimitar and Daniel, forces Margaret to reckon with her own history of mental illness.Margaret's own hospitalization that occurs during the making of the film, becomes an inspiration to weave her own story into the film. Byrne's intimate observations ofthe three, captures the hard-fought triumphs and struggles of living at the intersection of mental illness, poverty, and addiction.Any Given Day provides deeply personal insight into the necessity of caring relationships, especially when life is at its most difficult.About Margaret:Margaret Byrne directed and produced Raising Bertie a feature documentary following the lives of three African American boys growing up in rural North Carolina.She has worked as a cinematographer on over a dozen films including Surge, Waging Change, All the Queen's Horses, and American Promise.She was previously a creative director at Universal Music and directed live concerts and music videos for artists such as Jay-Z and Mary J. Blige. In 2005, Byrneproduced and edited the live series that launched MTV across Africa. Byrne is an adjunct professor at Columbia College and College of DuPage.She is the founder of Beti Films, an all-women film collective based in Chicago.Image Copyright and Credit: Margaret Byrne and Beti Films.F2F Music and Image Copyright: David Peck and Face2Face. Used with permission.For more information about David Peck's podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here.With thanks to Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Varna geboren und aufgewachsen, lebt Dimitar Dimitrov seit ein paar Jahren in Köln und ist mit seiner Heimat stark verbunden. Sibila Tasheva unterhält sich mit ihm über das Medizinstudium in Bulgarien, über seine Geburtsstadt Varna, über Brückenbauer, Kofferträger, ein Avocado-Restaurant in Sofia und klassische Musik. --- "Bulgarien - Der Podcast" ist ein Interview-Podcast über Bulgarien, in dem wir spannende, offene, ganz persönliche Gespräche mit Gästen aus allen Bereichen und Gesellschaftsschichten führen. Was sie eint, ist der besondere Blick auf ein Bulgarien jenseits der Klischees. Gesellschaft, Kultur, Wirtschaft, Reiseziele, Geschichte, Essen und Politik sind einige der Themen dieses Podcasts. Gastgeberin ist Dr. Sibila Tasheva - Autorin ("111 Gründe, Bulgarien zu lieben"), Reiseveranstalterin (www.tact-bulgarien.de), Unternehmerin, Kletterin (www.tact-muenchen.de) und Juristin. Sie verbrachte die ersten 18 Jahre ihres Lebens in Bulgarien und die nächsten 18 in Deutschland, heute pendelt sie zwischen den beiden Ländern und lässt in diesem Podcast ihre persönlichen Erfahrungen aus beiden Kulturen einfließen. Abonnieren, bewerten und empfehlen Sie uns: Apple Podcasts Spotify Amazon Music/Audible Deezer Podimo Feedback? Fragen? Anregungen? Ich freue mich über Ihre Nachricht! Website: https://bulgarien-derpodcast.podigee.io E-Mail: info@tact-bulgarien.de Der Titelsong unseres Podcasts kommt von dem bulgarischen Sänger und Songwriter Petko Slavov und heißt “Velika samota”. Das Cover dieses Podcasts stammt von der Illustratorin Brigitta Heim.

How to build a converting SMS strategy for BFCM as an eCommerce brand. A discussion with Dimitar Toshkov, Growth Marketing Expert at SMSBump.

In this episode, Dimitar and Frank discuss 'Unidentified Arial Phenomena' (UAPs) along with the various signals that humans have been sending out all throughout the galaxy. Oumuamua, an interstellar object of great mystery, which passed through out solar system just two years ago. In addition, strategies for best searching for extraterrestrials in our own solar system are discussed.

“Kanban is a flow strategy that helps you to optimize the flow of value through your value streams from ideation to customer." Dimitar Karaivanov is a Lean-thinker, a Kanban practitioner, and the CEO and co-founder of Kanbanize. In this episode, Dimitar shared his story on how he got fascinated by the simplicity and the effectiveness of Kanban, which then led him to start Kanbanize. He shared in-depth the concept of Kanban and why Kanban becomes one of the most popular Lean practices. Dimitar then shared about the principles, practices, and anti-patterns behind Kanban, as well as tips on how companies can improve their Kanban practices, including dealing with external dependencies. Listen out for: Career Journey - [00:05:06] Kanbanize Story - [00:07:05] Kanban - [00:10:25] Why Kanban Becomes Popular - [00:12:24] Kanban Principles - [00:14:53] Visualize the Workflow - [00:20:23] Limit Work in Progress - [00:23:11] Manage Flow - [00:28:26] Make Process Policies Explicit - [00:30:49] Feedback Loops and Improve Collaboratively - [00:31:43] Kanban Metrics - [00:33:52] Kanban Anti-patterns - [00:36:17] Handling External Dependencies - [00:40:39] Tips to Improve Your Kanban Practice - [00:42:01] 3 Tech Lead Wisdom - [00:43:40] _____ Dimitar's Bio Dimitar Karaivanov is a Lean-thinker and a Kanban practitioner with a solid background in the areas of software development and process improvement. Dimitar is also a keynote speaker and the author of ‘Lean Software Development with Kanban'. His expertise was gained through more than 15 years of career development at companies like Johnson Controls, SAP, and Software AG. Dimitar has envisioned and brought to life the idea of Kanbanize aimed at solving problems in the way companies manage big initiatives spread across multiple teams. Through the success of his company, he has proven that Kanban can be used not just for change management, but also for product development. He is passionate about achieving extreme performance at scale and applying Lean / Kanban outside IT, and is an active member, supporter and promoter of initiatives within these communities. Follow Dimitar: LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/dimitar-karaivanov Twitter – https://twitter.com/dimitar_hk Kanbanize – https://kanbanize.com/ Our Sponsor Are you looking for a new cool swag? Tech Lead Journal now offers you some swags that you can purchase online. These swags are printed on-demand based on your preference, and will be delivered safely to you all over the world where shipping is available. Check out all the cool swags by visiting https://techleadjournal.dev/shop. Like this episode? Subscribe on your favorite podcast app and submit your feedback. Follow @techleadjournal on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. Pledge your support by becoming a patron. For more info about the episode (including quotes and transcript), visit techleadjournal.dev/episodes/49.

Your Block.IS Mini Series is back, and today Francesca Aliverti takes the lead to showcase some companies in the realm of FinTech that are connected to the Block.IS initiative, as well as discussing some buzzwords related to blockchain in financial services. A must-listen episode, to get to know a few solutions in the market! More on our guests & companies: Ognjen Kurtic - Co- Founder and CTO, FinspotBefore Finspot, worked for 10 years as a software engineer, team lead, and lead architect at various companies on projects spanning large-scale enterprise applications and innovative startup products for clients from around the world. Interested in asset tokenization and blockchain solutions for the enterprise. Coauthor of the Baseledger whitepaper and contributor to the Baseline protocol. At Finspot, responsible for leading the team which is in charge of building our pioneering platform for MSME financing.Finspot is a fintech startup from Belgrade, Serbia with a mission to solve liquidity problems for MSME across Europe by utilizing the latest technologies and innovative financial products. Since the official launch in Serbia at the beginning of 2021, we are proud to report that we have financed more than 700 invoices and have a portfolio of 1.2m euros. We are currently busy building a blockchain-based module to allow private investors to participate in our portfolio, scheduled for release in Q4 2021. Actively looking for debt financing or investment to strengthen our position in Serbia and start regional expansion. Linkedln: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ognjen-kurtic-b74236a6/Finspot: https://www.finspot.rs Guruprasad Venkatesha - Co-Founder & CEO, b-cube.aiGuruprasad started his first FinTech Company Sharegiants Wealth Advisors Private Limited in Bangalore, India, when he was 16, managing an AUM of $2 million and had a successful exit from the company. Later he worked for Morgan Stanley as an investment 15 analyst and a trader, where he was in a team managing $50 million. He defined many successful strategies during his term at Morgan Stanley, and some of them are used in the current trading models of b-cube. He has 15 years of experience in fund management & defining trading strategies in equities, commodities, and cryptocurrencies. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Engineering and Management from a reputed MSRIT (now called RIT, among the top 25 best engineering schools in India). He is a guest writer on cryptocurrencies & technical analysis on bitcoinbazis.hu, Hungary's Leading Cryptocurrencies & Digital Payment platform & has been interviewed by several media's including Forbes Magazine.BCUBE is the one-stop-shop for crypto trading. You can start trading with our completely automated AI-driven crypto bots for both CEX & DEX developed completely in-house that dynamically adjusts to market conditions. Build your own bot on top of our already working AI/ML strategies & education courses to learn the basics of Blockchain/cryptos to even Blockchain programming such as solidity to code your own smart contracts. You can access all these services for free if you stake "BCUBE" tokens in the staking smart contract. BCUBE is listed on Uniswap. Linkedln: https://www.linkedin.com/in/guruprasadvenkatesha/BCUBE: https://www.b-cube.ai/index.html Dimitar Kyosev - Project Coordinator, DeriveumDimitar is one of the co-founders of the Deriveum project. He has Master's degrees in Public Administration, Law, and Economics. He has studied at the University of Twente, the University of Ghent, and the University of Haifa. In the last 10 years of his work experience, Dimitar has worked on a number of complex cross-border restructuring.Deriveum anchors investment risk allowing capital inflows to support the Economic Transformation utilizing innovative blockchain technologies. We are a solution designed to solve the critical issues facing the $8 trillion Credit Defaults Swaps market. Linkedln: https://www.linkedin.

La pasada noche del 4 de junio, Dimitar paseaba junto a su chachorro Mika por la ciudad de Castellón cuando la perra se soltó de su collar. En ese momento, una patrulla de la policía local de Castellón golpeó a Mika dejándola malherida.

In this brief episode Wyatt and Dimitar talk about the cycle of building up and then breaking down and how that applies to our everyday lives, the things we create and the people we become.

In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke to Dimitar Karaivanov of Kanbanize about the six core practices of Kanban and the importance of metrics for improving the flow of work. Read a transcript of this interview: https://bit.ly/3g5vYK7 Subscribe to our newsletters: - The InfoQ weekly newsletter: bit.ly/24x3IVq - The Software Architects’ Newsletter [monthly]: www.infoq.com/software-architects-newsletter/ Upcoming Virtual Events - events.infoq.com/ InfoQ Live: live.infoq.com/ - April 13, 2021 - June 22, 2021 - July 20, 2021 QCon Plus: plus.qconferences.com/ - May 17-28, 2021 Follow InfoQ: - Twitter: twitter.com/InfoQ - LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/infoq - Facebook: bit.ly/2jmlyG8 - Instagram: @infoqdotcom - Youtube: www.youtube.com/infoq

In this episode we're talking about Dimitar's school days and how you NEED to get yourself uncomfortable, to fill the cookie jar (David Goggins), in order to feel more confident in life.

This is our first podcast with VIDEO! We're talking about Bulgaria, Dimitar's home country and the upcoming national holiday!

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In this episode, CEO and Co-founder of Kanbanize Dimitar Karaivanov shares his expertise on how to become more agile through a kanban approach.