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On this short and sweet episode of This is Thirty, Gernique talks about her upcoming birthday, Valentine’s Day plans?, everything black and much more. (5:00) Malcom & Maria review. (9:00) Constructive Criticism vs. Critical Critiques (15:00) Supporting Black Business vs Doing What’s Best For Your Pockets (20:00) Black Love: Its beauty and its ugliness.

The one thing that separates successful people from everyone else is their mindset. Mindset is everything! The way you think will hugely impact the way you learn, decide, and act in reality. Having the right mindset can make or break whatever it is you're aiming for. Now, I want you to pause and think for a moment about all the thoughts that's running inside your head. Thoughts of not being enough, not smart enough nor talented enough, these stories are the truths you want your mind to believe in. But you don't want that, do you? You’d want to have success for you and the people you care about. Let me help you adapt the mindset for success in this episode as Patricia Villegas joins us to talk about growth mindset to improve your life and the people around you! Patricia Villegas is a highly sought after thought leader, professor, education and corporate consultant, and a Social Entrepreneur. She is also the founder of VP Consulting, with a mission to empower, educate, and equip LatinX millennials on how to gain economic growth and equitable opportunities by teaching in the areas of neuroscience/growth mindset, career development, and career and business advancement through strategic relationship building methods. Tune in as Patricia shares what made her shift her mindset and why it is possible for anyone to achieve success! Highlights: >> What is the ’Growth Mindset’ >> What made Patricia shift to growth mindset >> Nurturing your abilities and talents to achieve success >> Exploring your life purpose >> Focusing on what it s that you’ve gone through and turning that into a monetized passion >> Making your way to success through tiny habits >> How to increase the capacity of your brain  >> Increasing your net worth through networking Connect with Patricia Villegas: >> https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricia-villegas-msw-961a021a8/ (LinkedIn) >> https://www.instagram.com/patriciavillegas__/ (Instagram @patriciavillegas__) If you loved this episode, you have to listen to these episodes as well: >> https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/taking-your-investing-to-next-level-through-impact/id1473231134?i=1000504265679 (Taking Your Investing to the Next Level through Impact Investing with Jennifer Kenning) >> https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/taking-your-investing-to-next-level-through-impact/id1473231134?i=1000504265679 (Investing in Your Future through Real Estate with Jamisa Mclvor) >> https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leaving-a-legacy-of-financial-literacy-with-carlos-gomez/id1473231134?i=1000472269628 (Finding Your Niche and Doing What you Love with Jannese Torres-Rodriguez) --- I’m sure you’re getting tons of value from the podcast! Don’t forget to subscribe on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/minority-money/id1473231134 (Apple Podcasts), https://open.spotify.com/show/0and9szy0q9RxxQhZ2vnrf (Spotify), https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vbWlub3JpdHktbW9uZXkv (Google Podcasts), or on your favorite podcast app and https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=https://www.minoritymoneypodcast.com/podcast (SHARE THIS) with a friend. ********** Let's Continue the Conversation! Head on over to the Facebook Group and let’s discuss how we can change the complexion of wealth (https://www.facebook.com/groups/423846561552747/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/423846561552747/))  Want to chat with a fee-only financial planner? Shoot me an email at emlen@minoritymoneypodcast.com Can't wait to meet you.

This week we speak with Beth Miller on the topic of spirituality. This episode is not about one particular religion, but rather about how spirituality is one important aspect of emotional well-being. Some of the important aspects of spirituality are faith, love, surrendering, and forgiveness. Beth shares about her new book, and how loss and anger can actually be healthy aspects of emotional well-being.Beth shares how being spiritually alive also means living in the present moment, and how there are many things that get in the way of this. She also addresses the importance of community on our spiritual journey. Whether you are exploring spirituality or have a deep rooted faith, this episode will take a look at how spirituality is an important component on your well-being journey.Key TakeawaysA little about herself and the work she’s doingWhat spirituality is exactlyWhat the ampersand represents for herSome examples of the ampersandWhat the word “surrender” means to herWhat love is for herA little bit about her bookWhat loss can teach people about spiritualityWhat post traumatic growth meansWhat “clean anger” meansHow anger and grief leads one to live a more authentic lifeOn the idea of welcoming “what is”What it means to be a spiritual person and have a spiritual practice todayHow the pandemic has affected spiritualityWhat it feels like to be spiritually aliveHow one begins the journey of healingWhat forgiveness looks likeWhat faith is for herHow people can find her online and get more informationLinksFaithful Counselling - https://www.faithfulcounseling.com/Thrive Resources Website - http://www.thriveresources.net/Sue Monk Kidd - https://suemonkkidd.com/BookCodependent No More: How to Stop Controlling Others and Start Caring for Yourself by Melodie Beattie - https://www.amazon.com/Codependent-No-More-Controlling-Yourself/dp/0894864025Beth Miller Bio:Beth Miller is a pastoral counselor residing in the city of Chicago. Beth and her husband, Greg, founded Thrive Resources, an organization that helps support people in their journey of emotional and spiritual health through small groups, retreats and one on one connections. Beth is a graduate of Bethel Seminary where she received her Masters and North Park Theological Seminary where she was trained as a spiritual director. She has recently authored What Loss Can Teach Us: A Sacred Pathway to Growth and Healing, being released on 2/21. She is the mom of two great young adult guys, Jacob and Caleb, and a very goofy rescue dog, Lucy.

The year 2020 has brought a lot of pain and confusion due to the pandemic, but also many opportunities for companies to show compassion and generosity. And that willingness to help others can sometimes reap rewards in the marketplace. That’s exactly the story my guest in this episode of the Modern Marketing Engine, Adriel Sanchez, CMO at Newsela shares. Newsela provides instructional content to K-12 schools in the United States, serving 35 million children.  What do they do exactly? They take content from reliable sources around the web and incorporate changes to make it ready for the classroom. First, they rewrite every piece of content at 5 different reading levels, so in a single class every student can access the content at their own reading level. Then, they surround content with instructional support for teachers, so it would be easy for them to embed the content into their lessons. And finally, Newsela attaches the content to individual grade standards by state (over 130K in the US), through machine learning, algorithms and human intervention. Newsela is both business-driven (they are a for-profit company) and mission-driven (making education better for as many teachers and students as possible). This podcast is brought to you by Postal.io. A Sales and marketing engagement platform that generates leads increases sales and improves customer retention. Request a demo to learn how to integrate direct mail and gift into your existing strategy by visiting Postal.io. Doing What is Right for Your Customer Newsela went from one to four products in January, 2020, with great plans of expansion. Then the pandemic hit in mid-March and education was one of the hardest-hit sectors. Most schools around the US closed. Many teachers and students were unprepared for the shift to remote learning, with some school districts panicking over what to do, as they lacked the resources to implement remote education. Although Newsela has four stakeholders (Education Administrators, Students and Teachers, Investors, and Newsela employees), they could not serve the immediate interests of all four at the same time during the COVID lockdowns.  Adriel says they decided to do the right thing for the schools above the business needs. So they provided their entire product portfolio for free to students and teachers. No conditions, no questions asked. All schools had to do was ask for it. How did they implement the plan? They came up with three phases to their response to the crisis. Provide the product for free and get the word out. This phase included a message from the CEO and social media outreach. Word got out quickly and in the first 7 days 15,000 schools signed up. At the end of the program, two thirds of US schools (about 90,000) had signed up for some component of Newsela. Make sure the product was adopted. Adriel says that it wasn’t enough to give away the product. They needed to make sure people were using the platform and getting value.  During March and April of 2020, virtual classes were new to teachers. So Newsela deployed training 7 days a week and had 1 to 1 coaching for teachers and administrators. A lot of people were exposed to Newsela’s team and people really appreciated the support they provided. If they provided that kind of support for non paying customers, how would it be if they paid? This focus on customer service paved the way for future sales conversations. Start sales conversations. By June 2020, Newsela was preparing to turn some of those free users into paid subscribers. The fact that they had given the product for free, no matter if the schools were open or closed, gave them trust and credibility with their customer base. People really felt supported. “Timing was very important,” Adriel says. “Start too early and you could be perceived as exploitive. Start too late and you could miss out on budget allocations elsewhere, competitors and other priorities.” Sellers had to be situationally aware when they started those sales conversations. So the marketing team at Newsela identified 10 criteria to start sales conversations, analyzing macro and micro leading indicators, state by state. Here are some examples of the indicators they used. Macro leading indicators Had states released a budget? Were schools closed or still open for in-person sessions? How much did states receive from the Federal education budget? Micro leading indicators Had administrators asked about pricing after June 30th when the free period was over? Was there a renewal scenario? All the information was tracked in the system for sales. Sellers were able to track it state by state and account by account, looking for patterns on a weekly basis. Adriel says the effort was a collaboration between marketing, sales and product. “It was a Marketing-led initiative, who owned market intelligence (stimulus funding, budgets, etc.). But sales ops helped to rollout, track, and adjust as they learned things in the field.” The CRM tracked two basic metrics: Rate of account contact (were schools taking the calls from the sellers?) All Systems Go metric (was the account ready for a sales conversation based on the macro and micro criteria?)   Sellers would look for patterns by state in the CRM to see if they were open and ready, so they could be more upfront with their sales conversations. Reaping the Rewards Although 70% of education companies offered something free during the first few months of the pandemic, only 25% saw an increase in paid subscribers. Newsela was part of that 25% and growth surpassed their expectations, reaching their 2020 revenue goal in August 2020. They started with the idea of what is the right thing to do for their customers and the hypothesis that the marketplace would reward them for that, was validated. They now have sales conversations with entire states and school districts that they never had in the past. Listen to this episode to hear more about Newsela’s story and how showing that you care can result in increased revenue.

Family dynamics are always tricky to navigate, especially around the holiday season. Dr. Jessica Lougheed focuses her research on family dynamics, and specifically on conflict resolution. In this episode she shares two important scales family can use to measure a healthy family dynamic: 1) family cohesion: the balance between separateness and connectedness2) family flexibility: the balance between stability and change. Family conflict is a natural part of human life and can be healthy if it’s resolved in an appropriate way. Dr. Lougheed also gives practical techniques for resolving conflicts. Some examples include meta communication where families talk about how they communicate, defensive statements, mindful listening, and “I” statements. Most importantly, she shares how emotional repair after conflict can lead to better connections within relationships. This episode will help prepare you for navigating your family dynamics this holiday season and beyond! Key TakeawaysA little bit about herself and the work she’s doingWhat a family system isDifference between healthy and unhealthy family dynamicsHow the family dynamics can change overtimeHer thoughts on conflicts between family membersWhat emotional repair isHow family dynamics change around the holidaysGeneral conflict resolution strategiesWhat meta-communication meansWhat defensiveness is and what happens when you’re defensiveWhat “I statements” areWhat globalizing statements areHow to deal with family issues that impact your lifeHer last message to the listeners Dr. Jessica Lougheed Bio:Dr. Jessica Lougheed holds a PhD in Developmental Psychology from Queen’s University (Ontario, Canada). She is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of British Columbia Okanagan, where she leads the Emotion Dynamics Lab. Her research is focused on emotional development in adolescence, specifically, how emotion dynamics between parents and adolescents are related to mental health and well-being. She is especially interested in dynamics related to conflicts, and in what ways conflicts with parents may be a typical part of adolescent development versus when conflict dynamics may be associated with adjustment difficulties. Links:My research website: https://jplougheed.comWebsites with information for parents on adolescent issues:Center for Parent and Teen Communication: https://parentandteen.comCenter for the Developing Adolescent: https://developingadolescent.org

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In this episode, we learn about the Satir method of psychology, created by Virginia Satir. A pioneer in the the field, Satir took a different approach to family dynamics and became known known as the “Mother of Family Therapy.” Jennifer Nagel is an amazing psychologist who has had a leading role in the Satir Institute of the Pacific and other Satir networks. In this episode, Jennifer discusses how we develop our belief system and how this impacts our everyday experiences. She talks about ways to come back into our own self—how to become more in touch with our own feelings and what our body is telling us. We also discuss how to recognize your belief systems and how to understand how it fits in today’s world. Jennifer shares about the Iceberg Model, where most of our understanding of self is beneath the surface. We hope this episode will help you get more in touch with yourself. Key TakeawaysA little about her and the work she’s doingWhat the Satir model is and what makes it differentWhat it means to tap into one’s selfHow to recognize when you’re not connected to yourselfWhat the Satir patterns of coping areDifferent types of copingOther ways people copeWhat it means to allow the body to “speak”What the iceberg metaphor in the Satir model is all aboutWhat it means for feelings to have “feelings”How to take ownership of your experiences rather than blaming othersHow the iceberg metaphor plays out in real lifeHow to connect with yourselfHow to learn to tap into your bodyHow to understand yourself moreHow to work through different beliefs and influencesHow being connected can help you make wise decisionsWhy gratitude is so importantWhat it means when you’re congruentWhat the alternative to coping isResources and books she recommends Links Jennifer Nagel Counselling Website - https://www.jennifernagelcounselling.comVirginia Satir - https://www.betterhelp.com/advice/therapy/the-mother-of-family-therapy-virginia-satir/Satir Institute of the Pacific - https://satirpacific.org/Virginia Satir Global Network - https://satirglobal.org/ BooksMagic in the Muck: Finding Grace in Chaos by Jennifer Nagel - https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Muck-Finding-Grace-Chaos/dp/1775308405The Satir Model: Family Therapy and Beyond by Virginia Satir - https://www.amazon.com/Satir-Model-Family-Therapy-Beyond/dp/0831400781Peoplemaking by Virginia Satir - https://www.amazon.com/Peoplemaking-Condor-Books-Virginia-Satir/dp/0285648721 Jennifer Nagel Bio: Jennifer Nagel, MA, RCC has extensive training in the Satir Model and has been leading training for a diversity of groups including therapists, educators, school programs, community groups, at-risk adolescents, therapeutic programs, non-profit organizations and corporate groups. She has presented many workshops and training programs internationally, and works regularly in Canada, China, and Kenya.

If you want to get on the VIP wait list for Unlock the Sugar Shackles Group Coaching, click HERE: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/5f6a5ccf9af1f885b1c308efEnrollment begins October 28th & ends November 1st. The course starts November 1st!I am so excited to welcome Carlee Hayes, RDN, CD to the show today! Carlee is the Lead Dietitian at Nutrisense, a company that personalizes nutrition with the use of Continuous Glucose Monitors. If you don't know what a CGM is, it's this small, white, circular device that tracks your blood glucose continuously. It hooks up to an app on your phone so you can see the graph of what your blood sugar does over time which is incredibly eye opening and enlightening. On this episode, Carlee and I chat about:The benefits of wearing CGMsWhy you want to know what your blood sugar is doingWhat is glycemic control and why is it imporantWhat are the ideal blood glucose rangesWhat do you want to see your blood sugar doing - what's considered "good" or "normal"Hacks to reduce blood sugar from elevatingWhat we can infer about insulin from looking at our blood sugarWhat are some non-food factors that we see spiking blood sugarWhat causes people to wake up in the middle of the nightHow circadian rhythm and sleep affect blood glucose and vice versaHow alcohol impacts blood glucoseIf you want to get your hands on a CGM from Nutrisense, click HERE: https://www.nutrisense.io/ and be sure to use my code SUGARSHACKLES to get $25 off any of their monthly packages.Remember, CGMs require prescriptions in the US and Nutrisense takes care of the prescription for you! You even get paired up with a dietitian to help you interpret your data!To learn more about Carlee & the team at Nutrisense, click HERE: https://www.nutrisense.io/teamAs always, thanks for listening! If you're liking the show, please show the love by leaving a rating & and short review for the show! It helps others to find it and it helps me get great guests on the show! Love you all!

Today’s Career Mom Conversation is about Doing WHAT you can WHEN you can. This motto, phrase, idea or mindset, whatever you want to call it has totally changed my life by keeping me on top of my household cleaning, laundry, meal prep, and cooking.  This phrase originally started as “Prep what you can, when you can” which came from Episode 25 with Kristen Noriega as one of her meal prep tricks.Turns out, the phrase works for just about anything! This mindset has allowed me to find little pockets of time throughout my day to get things done.  Instead of having an all or nothing mentality around cleaning now I just do what I can when I can. This has helped me reclaim my time, feel less overwhelmed at home, and be more productive at work! Check out Episode 25 with Kristen Noriega for more about prepping what you can, when you can Join the Career Mom conversation on Instagram @careermompodcastJoin the Career Mom Facebook group Career Mom Facebook GroupIf you have a story or topic you want to share contact Jenny by email  careermompodcast@gmail.comSign up for a free 30 day trial of Audible. audibletrial.com/CareerMomMusic Credit: Campfire by Scandinavianz:  soundcloud.com/scandinavianz

This year hasn't been easy. And we're still in a pandemic, folks. Fortunately, there are researchers who are trying to learn how we can become more resilient while dealing with COVID-19 related stresses for frontline workers and families. In this episode, researcher Talya Feldman shares about the challenges we're still facing during the pandemic and how we can learn and grow from them. Sleep and support are just two of the essential ingredients to maintaining our resilience—tune in to learn more!Learn some practical ways to gain resilience. Her research team has created a protocol for helping deal with the pandemic related stresses. She gives us a tool box full of tips and tricks we can use at home. She explains some practical ways we can learn to recenter and calm ourselves, even when the world around us may seem a little hectic. Key takeawaysA little about her, her background, and the work she’s doingWhat it means to have second trauma and what it can lead toSome of the factors that predict the development of PTSDWhat good sleep looks like and why it’s importantWhat resilience is and how it relates to first respondersWhat her new COVID-19 related project isMain problems she sees affecting frontline workersTherapies that are availableSome skills she’s using from behavioral therapies to help frontline workersTools and practices people can use at homeTechniques people can use to fill their cupsProblem-solving tools you have but don’t acknowledgeWhat “dropping anchor” is all aboutWhat S.M.A.R.T. goals stands forHow people can get ahold of herBio:Talya is a 4th year doctoral student in the Clinical Psychology program at the University of Texas at Austin and received her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Yale University. She works with Dr. Caryn Carlson and Dr. Bob Josephs on research examining PTSD, stress, and resilience in first responders. Prior to graduate school she served as the Senior Director of Operations for IsraAID-US, a global humanitarian aid organization, and worked on psychosocial support interventions in refugee camps around the world. In particular, she worked in Lesvos, Greece with refugees from Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

This week Derry Public Radio continues their Patreon Selection Series with “Needful Things” chosen by Joel Jones. Tune is as Josh celebrates his return to his very first King book, the best Foreword ever, the introduction of one of King’s best villains, the secret underbelly of Castle Rock, the perfect pacing of ominous subtlety, and way more sex talk than you’d expect, even for us. We’ve got what you’re looking for in Episode 71, “He’s Doing WHAT to Her?!”

1 Peter 2:18-20 18 Servants, be subject to your masters with all respect, not only to the good and gentle but also to the unjust. 19 For this is a gracious thing, when, mindful of God, one endures sorrows while suffering unjustly. 20 For what credit is it if, when you sin and are beaten for it, you […] The post Enduring Suffering for Doing What is Good, Associating with Christ appeared first on Hope Chapel.

Through dealing with the west coast forest fires and balancing multiple different hybrids of in-school and at-home learning, Oregon mortgage broker and mother of six, Claire Mahoney has learned a thing or two about controlling chaos. Having had an employee quit with no warning and two others get pregnant at the same time, Claire has managed to not just uphold her high expectations, but has set up her brokerage for long-term growth.  Now VP of Mortgage First Corp, Claire made sure to earn her position; demanding her boss (and father) that she start from the bottom and work her way to the top. Now in a position to make serious change, Claire has learned that the best way to balance the proven old school techniques that built their local reputation with the new modern technology that will bring them into the future is by trial testing everything herself and applying what works in small, incremental and easily digestible doses. She started simply, by making a Facebook page and Yelp listing, and signing up for online e-signature software Docusign. Through this, Claire learned to slow down onboarding of new tech, constantly reassess and adjust expectations and to always keep an open line of true communication and dialogue with her loan officers and processors.  Claire’s real estate agent husband Matt also joins the podcast to share his thoughts on the wholesale channel, how to best stay top of mind with real estate referrals and why he believes brokers truly are better. Show Notes:  Journey Into The Industry (2:25)Balancing New-School Tech vs. Old-School Techniques (7:00)A Real Estate Agents Take On The Wholesale Channel (12:33)First Steps for New Brokers and LO’s (21:18)The Onboarding Process and Constantly Evolving (24:30)Company Culture and Doing What’s Right (29:00)More Tips For New Brokers and LO’s (34:28)Future Of The Market and Mortgage Industry (39:03)

James Cridland is a radio futurologist - but don’t let the word radio fool you, he’s passionate about all forms of audio content. He’s the managing editor of the daily podcast newsletter Podnews.net and host of the podcast of the same name. If you’re not familiar with Podnews you should be. It is a daily injection of global podcast news that’ll keep you informed. Frankly, it’s the go-to source to keep you up-to-date with the latest trends and events happing in the industry.James has worked in radio since 1989, working for giants like or BBC and Virgin Radio where he was responsible for launching the world's first streaming radio smartphone app. He was responsible for helping design the station's podcast strategy during the early days of podcasting.James is a part of numerous academies and associations and has served as a judge for many industry awards programs.He is a true pioneer in the podcasting space and probably the most well-informed person in the industry. Highlights from the show:James describes his process for producing PodnewsHe shares why we should look at the book charts as an indicator of what podcasts will be popularHe tells us about philosophy when it comes to editingWhat are the biggest mistakes podcasters are makingAdvice for distribution and marketingHow to make it easy for your audience to support your show Common misconceptions when it comes to listener habitsTrends he’s seeing right now What podcasters should start, stop and keep doingWhat are his favorite platforms and toolsWhere the industry will be 5 years from nowLinks and Resources:00:04 Radio futurologist 00:14 Podnews.net03:14 worldwide Radio conference 04:24 RSS feed 16:30 "If you have 10000 listeners and you edit out 1 minute from your podcast then you're practically saving 10000 minutes and you're a hero."27:33 Classified ad system 36:20 Rule Of Three podcast 36:56 Transcyber app 37:56 Hemingway App39:50 Hindenburg48:05 Coronacast - ABC Radio

David Mack: More Beautiful Than Death. J.J. Abrams' Star Trek came out of the gate like a race horse, giving us a new take on the Original Series characters, in a new universe that allowed the creative team at Bad Robot the freedom to take them where they wanted. It was also meant to be a time to forge new boundaries for the literary treks, yet sadly it would take ten years for the books to see publication. In this episode of Literary Treks, hosts Matthew Rushing and C Bryan Jones welcome David Mack back to the show to talk about his book More Beautiful Than Death. We discuss the long publication history, changes to the book, the audiobook market, writing the Kelvin Timeline, themes from the book, the Akiron, disasters, fear and where to find David online and what he has coming up next. In the news section we look at the new Voyager comic Seven's Reckoning that is coming from IDW and our plans for covering the DS9 comic, Too Long A Sacrifice. News Seven's Reckoning Comic (00:01:42) Too Long A Sacrifice Plan (00:05:19) Feature: David Mack It's Been a Long Road (00:06:48) Changes to the Book (00:09:53) The Audiobook Market (00:14:53) Writing the Kelvin Timeline (00:20:44) Doing What is Right (00:32:25) Belief (00:37:24) The Needs of the Many (00:47:09) The Twist (00:54:21) The Akiron (01:00:31) Cultural Impact of Disaster (01:02:07) The Things Fear Causes (01:08:39) What is Next and Where to Find David (01:15:58) Final Thoughts (01:19:31) Hosts Matthew Rushing and C Bryan Jones Guest David Mack Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Executive Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Greg Rozier (Associate Producer) Casey Pettitt (Associate Producer)

David Mack: More Beautiful Than Death. J.J. Abrams' Star Trek came out of the gate like a race horse, giving us a new take on the Original Series characters, in a new universe that allowed the creative team at Bad Robot the freedom to take them where they wanted. It was also meant to be a time to forge new boundaries for the literary treks, yet sadly it would take ten years for the books to see publication. In this episode of Literary Treks, hosts Matthew Rushing and C Bryan Jones welcome David Mack back to the show to talk about his book More Beautiful Than Death. We discuss the long publication history, changes to the book, the audiobook market, writing the Kelvin Timeline, themes from the book, the Akiron, disasters, fear and where to find David online and what he has coming up next. In the news section we look at the new Voyager comic Seven's Reckoning that is coming from IDW and our plans for covering the DS9 comic, Too Long A Sacrifice. News Seven's Reckoning Comic (00:01:42) Too Long A Sacrifice Plan (00:05:19) Feature: David Mack It's Been a Long Road (00:06:48) Changes to the Book (00:09:53) The Audiobook Market (00:14:53) Writing the Kelvin Timeline (00:20:44) Doing What is Right (00:32:25) Belief (00:37:24) The Needs of the Many (00:47:09) The Twist (00:54:21) The Akiron (01:00:31) Cultural Impact of Disaster (01:02:07) The Things Fear Causes (01:08:39) What is Next and Where to Find David (01:15:58) Final Thoughts (01:19:31) Hosts Matthew Rushing and C Bryan Jones Guest David Mack Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Executive Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Greg Rozier (Associate Producer) Casey Pettitt (Associate Producer)

Another former college basketball feature... Brittney Jackson grew up in Brooklyn NY and attended one of the best basketball high schools in the country. She flew under the radar and was a senior with NO offers, but that didn't stop her from putting in extra work every day and staying motivated. She discusses her sudden opportunity to play at the D1 level and how important it was that she stayed READY!Time Stamps: Intro & Britt's Story 1:00 - NYC Kid, Switching AAU Teams & Playing Competitive High School Basketball- Making Sacrifices To Get To The Next Level - 7:00- Doing What's Best For You - 9:20- What Catholic School in NYC Was Like - 11:00- Feeling Like You Don't Belong (Freshman Struggles) - 12:20- What She Would Have Done Differently in High School - 16:00- Britt's Relationship With Coach Ron Kelley/Dwight Shaw (HS & AAU Coach) - 19:10 - College Letters ARE NOT college offers, Recruiting Process - 21:20- From Community College to a D1 Offer - 23:20- Adjusting From High School to College - 28:15- Experience in the Weight Room and Being a Smaller Player - 31:15- Playing Point Guard as a Freshman in College! - 33:20- Losing Playing Time & Wanting To Transfer - 38:25- Being Away From Home - 42:05- Life After Basketball - 44:10 Follow Britt on Instagram @coachBritt10

Episode Notes--------------------------------[1:30] Kyle and Jake with a Covid-19 Update[3:30] Sponsorship Plug www.faemproservices.com[3:55] Introducing Chad Muncy[5:15] Chad talks about growing up with entrepreneurs[7:25] Running a car wash with his brother growing up[9:20] Kyle talks about mowing lawns and young entrepreneurship[10:55] Chad talks about thinking he had to go to college[12:40] Chad talks about opening up a Magic and Prank shop in high school[14:30] Chad goes to school to become a police officer and decides it was not for him[16:42] Going from box boy to plant supervisor in 5 yearsHealth problemsEsophagus lining is almost goneNeeded to focus on self Worked a few part time jobs to make everything work[20:00] Muncy starts a music business that eventually failedGets business partner with a lot of capitalWere not busy enough to keep the lights onHad to close it down[25:20] Going through an extremely hard timeWent back to work for former business partnerAsked if he could learn additional skillsStarted to learn E-CommerceEventually became the marketing directorSaved up enough money to start his own businessStarted cleaning company and sold it[29:30] What is an entrepreneurNo plan BNo fake “hustling”Wants to be own boss[31:40] Kyle talks about starting his lacrosse companyNeeded to have a better marketing planNeed to be patientDon’t take the easy way outGreat things happen when your back is against the wall[36:10] The basics of starting a businessWhat do you know how to do that people will pay forWhat resources do you currently haveChad talks about filming real estate videos as an exampleBusiness is simple...do not make it complicated[40:50] Must move forward with actionTake the action that takes the least amount of effort with the most resultsCreate systems that minimize the chaosPeople pay you money for doing something...it’s that simpleSimplify your business[46:20] Chad talks about time freedomHates chaosWants to be happyStill works hard but his way[48:45] The importance of social mediaDon’t put out fluffTell your story through your socialThey want to see what your employees are doingWhat do you do for funFun, Fun, FunSurvey your customersConsistency...once a day to start[55:55] Chad talks about Business Story PodcastWanted to give people content to helpwww.businessstorypodcast.com@businesstorypodcastwww.postinsocial.com[58:30] Chad talks about burnout and anxietyListen to Steve Fredlund episode[60:00] ConclusionSponsorsFAEM Pro Serviceswww.faemproservices.com-------------------------------Where can you find Chad Muncy? www.postinsocial.comwww.businessstorypodcast.comSocial Links-------------------------*Where Can You Find Us? *Website: www.againstallaverage.comYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuMcGqduDz9E2mBU5TiH36AFacebook: fb.me/AgainstAllAverageInstagram: (https://instagram.com/againstallaverage

On the May 22, 2020 Episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film managing editor Jacob Hall, weekend editor Brad Oman, and writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista to discuss what they’ve been up to at the Water Cooler.   Opening Banter: Ben will return next week!   At The Water Cooler: What we’ve been Doing: What we’ve been Reading:Hoai-Tran read Parasite: A Graphic Novel in Storyboards. Brad thumbed through Industrial Light & Magic books, The Art of Special Effects and Into the Digital Realm. Peter has tasked himself with discovering all the easter eggs in Dok Ondar’s Den of Antiquities and to help do so has been acquiring some of the older Star Wars visual dictionaries for his reference collection. What we’ve been Watching:Chris, Brad, and Jacob watched The Last Dance. Peter watched Magic For Humans season 3 on Netflix, and finished season one of FX’s Dave. Chris watched Best in Show, Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich, Homecoming season 2, Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum, and The Lovebirds. Jacob watched War of the Worlds, 21 Jump Street, 22 Jump Street, Braven, Seventh Son, and Into the Night. Brad watched some of the new Looney Tunes Cartoons, and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Celebrity Edition. Hoai-Tran finished her Community rewatch. What we’ve been Eating:Brad and Peter tried the Pineapple Whip Freeze from Taco Bell. Watch Peter’s video here. Brad tried Biscoff Creme Sandwich Cookies, Strawberry Shortcake Keebler Fudge Stripe Cookies, Trolls World Tour Laffy Taffy Peter was able to eat Howlin Rays again and it was glorious. What we’ve been Playing:Jacob has been playing Gears Tactics, Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition, and StarCraft Remastered.    Other Articles Mentioned:   All the other stuff you need to know: You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today’s show at slashfilm.com, and linked inside the show notes. /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com.  You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (RSS).  Send your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention the e-mail on the air. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, tell your friends and spread the word!  Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.

Topics in this episode:How his business is doingWhat clients are looking forClient retention vs new clientsSocial media in a pandemicKinds of posts you can useMental, emotional healthMain takeaway? Think long-term NOT short-term.Mental health resourcesDan’s Website: https://danspetcare.comDan’s Dog Walking and Pet Sitter InstagramDan’s previous interview with us. Episode 29Give us a call! (636) 364-8260Check out our Covid-19 resourcesFollow us on: Instagram, Facebook, TwitterSubscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, & TuneInEmail us at: feedback@petsitterconfessional.com

Jenn Gets Caught...Doing What?? 03/12/2020

In this episode...How to scale through people and creating a teamUnderstand what processes and systems YOU are doingWhat you must do before you hire your team Contact InformationNatalie GingrichEmail: natalie@nataliegingrich.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/theopsauthority/https://theopsauthority.com/http://moremommovement.com/ Susan LeonardsonEmail: hi@susanleonardson.comWebsite: susanleonardson.com/discoverFacebook: facebook.com/susleonardsonFacebook Page: facebook.com/sleonardson/

Love - a big word we make up a whole lot of things aboutBelieving in love versus sensing it’s always hereLove is the ground, Love is the container What if everything is love in disguise?What if we can’t mess love up?The Prodigal Son - looking for love where it isn’tHow love innocently becomes a doingWhat changes as we wake up to love?The ordinariness, beauty and inevitability of falling back into loveHow understanding changes our experience of the darkLove is what’s left when everything else is gone

John Nuzzo is a senior pastor at Victory Family Church in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, which he founded with his wife, Michelle, 26 years ago. Victory Family Church aims to help people know God, find freedom, discover their purpose, and ultimately make a difference. John is a dedicated leader with a deep desire to multiply his impact while equipping and empowering the next generation to lead. Today, John joins me to share some of his insights from his decades of leadership experience, highlighting some of the defining lessons to be gained from each decade. He emphasizes the importance of knowing your mission and purpose, prioritizing impact over achievement, and not letting the specifics of goals outweigh the depth of your calling. John also shares the importance of gratitude, the harmful nature of pride, and why it is essential to stay focused and never quit.“Stop telling people what you aren’t and be who you are.” - John Nuzzo Today on the L3 Leadership Podcast: John’s leadership journey, and what he has learned in the past 3-5 yearsWhy yielding to God, serving people and being honest is important The importance of connecting to the next generation and equipping them to leadHow awareness about your mortality can impact your perspective on lifeWhat John feels is one of the worst emotions in the worldLessons for leaders in their 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50sThe importance of prioritizing your values over the specifics of what you are doingWhat we tend to overestimate and underestimate when it comes to our goalsHow goals shift and change as you grow older and wiserThe decade John feels is the “ideal decade of your life”The trap of comparison, and why you should focus on who you are, not who you aren’tWhy the book Hero Maker had such a profound impact on JohnHow John’s faith in God helped him overcome addictionResources Mentioned: Hero Maker by Dave Ferguson and Warren BirdConnect with John Nuzzo:Victory Family ChurchLinkedInFacebookThis Episode is Sponsored By:Beratung AdvisorsHenne JewelersBabb Inc.Join Us at the 2nd Annual L3 Leadership Conference! Leaders… You are one idea and one connection away from changing your destiny - and the destiny of your company. If you’re ready to be inspired, motivated, and influenced to change the future of your organization, to lead effectively, and to inspire others within your company and community - join us for our 2nd annual L3 Leadership Conference on Friday, March 13, 2020. Register: L3OneDay.com use promo code Podcast to receive an exclusive discountSubscribe, Rate & Share Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of the L3 Leadership Podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or Google Play to subscribe and leave us a rating and review.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/l3leadership)

We discuss the struggles young professionals face finding a job/career they enjoy early on in their career. We then go over assessments that they can take to learn more about themselves and what careers they may be interested in. The four part assessment in listed below...1. Current Job Assessment: Start with looking at where you are now. Do you like the work that you are doing?Do you like the company that you are working for?Do you feel that your current job is something that you are passionate about?Do you feel that your current job is something that utilizes your skills?What do you feel is missing from your current role? What would you want that would make this something you would enjoy doing?2. Job/ Activities History Assessment: Select the last 3 Jobs/activities as well as the 2 jobs/activities that you have enjoyed the most in your life and answer these four questionsWhat was the day to day like?What did you like about it?What didn’t you like about it?Based off this experience, what parts of this would you want more of in your job? 3. Passion assessment: Discover what you like to doWhat books, movies, music, or art get you excited? Why do you enjoy them so much?What subjects do you love to discuss and learn about for hours? Why?Who inspires you and why? (Personally and professionally)If money was no concern, what type of jobs would you like to do? Why?If you were to start a business, what type of business would it be?What gets your blood boiling? What's a problem in the world that you'd love to fix?What's one moment or accomplishment that made you feel really confident? What were you doing, and what part of it brought you the most joy?In the past (or present) companies, what internal or external problems would you be interested in solving?Who has a role that looks really interesting that you could learn more about?4. Skills assessment: Discover what you are good at doingWhat soft skills come naturally to you? (Skills that can’t be measured like communication, listening, leadership, etc.)What hard skills do you possess? (Skills that are measurable like programming, writing, finance, mathematics, etc.)What are your greatest strengths? What do you do better than others?What areas of work, school, hobbies, etc. have you excelled at/ enjoyed in the past? What areas of work, school, hobbies, etc. have challenged you/ you have been least interested in?What are tangible skills that you would like to learn that you think you could be good at?What types of things do friends, colleagues, or family usually seek your input for?How would your friends and family describe your best attributes?If you were guaranteed success, what job, career, or industry would you want to try?Find clarity in your career: Career = Skills + PassionUtilizing the answers that you wrote for each of these four assessments, Create a list of 10-15 possible careers that you could see yourself interested in. This is a brainstorming session so just write anything and everything that comes to mind.

Resistance Reborn. The Journey to Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker continues as we pick up where The Last Jedi left off - the decimated Resistance finds itself in the worst possible position, with only the Millennium Falcon plus a few starfighers to it's name and no allies having answered Leia's call. Ion this episode of The 602 Club host Matthew Rushing welcomes Bruce Gibson to talk about Resistance Reborn. We discuss a decimated Resistance, the power of the First Order, redeeming the resistance, doing what is right, the First Order story, connecting the dots, the finale, ratings and our recommendations. Chapters The Millennium Falcon and a Few Starfighters (00:04:11) The Power of the First Order (00:11:05) Redeeming the Resistance (00:20:18) Doing What is Right (00:30:41) The First Order Story (00:36:51) Connecting the Dots (00:42:19) Some Random Things (00:51:43) The Finale (00:54:34) Ratings (00:58:31) Recommendations (01:01:44) Host Matthew Rushing Guest Bruce Gibson Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Davis Grayson (Associate Producer) Daniel Noa (Associate Producer) Ryan Maillet (Associate Producer)

  Today's Guest Joanna Hennon and I are back with another co-hosted episode! Today, we talk about how to get past your addiction to busyness. I’ve talked about this before, in episode 321 on How to Balance Your Focus Between the Journey and the Destination. This is something I really struggle with: I now give myself permission to take time off and rest when I need to...yet I feel guilty about it, which kind of defeats the purpose. I thought I had broken my addiction to busyness, but Joanna pointed out to me that the fact that I have so much guilt over being un-busy means that it’s still alive and kicking. I was a bit shocked when she said that to me before we started recording, and I also knew she was right. Life is a balance: between effort and ease, between work and rest, between being busy and un-busy. Every moment of every day, we have a choice, and unfortunately many of us do not make this a conscious choice. We just DO. We’re so focused on DOING that we often forget to FEEL. As Joanna says in this episode, we’re so focused on our goals that we forget the journey — and even worse, we forget that the journey is OUR LIFE. Let that sink in for a minute. I wish you a lifetime of balance, from here on out. I know that experiencing balance is like building a muscle: we’ve got to choose it, regularly and consistently. It takes work. It takes effort. And it’s worth it. I hope you find this episode useful, as always! I know I did.   More About Joanna Hennon Joanna is a #SoulSmart Success Mentor - she helps people to easily create more success  by using the wisdom and power we all have access to at soul level. Living life from a place of soul power, in tune with your higher self and your Guides, and using the Law of Attraction with intention will literally change your life! To get started, grab one of these free resources.   Listen to this episode        What You’ll Learn What is addiction to busyness + why it’s a problem Why we glorify busyness + hard work + DOING What’s the difference between busyness + hard work Why we’re so unwilling to be un-busy How we entangle our self worth + identity with our busyness Why we find it so hard for us to say that we’re doing well How to disengage from the hustle mentality when it’s all around us How to put in effort without stressing yourself out with hustle How to give yourself permission to be un-busy — guilt-free How to know when you actually need to push yourself How to balance enjoying life + achieving things How to enjoy the journey as you work toward your goals   Things We Discussed 321 Holly Worton ~ How to Balance Your Focus Between the Journey and the Destination (now with downloadable transcript!) Chillpreneur: The New Rules for Creating Success, Freedom, and Abundance on Your Terms, by Denise Duffield Thomas  Denise Duffield-Thomas  The Soul Space Ann Wilson  Danielle LaPorte Fabeku Money, A Love Story: Untangle Your Financial Woes and Create the Life You Really Want, by Kate Northrup   Connect with Joanna Website Facebook Twitter Pinterest   How to Subscribe Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS Click here to subscribe via Stitcher Click here to subscribe via Spotify   Help Spread the Word If you enjoyed this episode, please head on over to Apple Podcasts or iTunes and kindly leave us a rating and a review! You can also subscribe, so you'll never miss an episode.

Today's episode is with US - your co-hosts Kyra and Sara! We wanted to have a quick chat about what we've learned so far since starting the TeamWellnessT.O. Podcast, as well as reflect on our takeaways from previous guests! In this episode we touch on: Updates on our personal wellness practices Personal training Mental health and psychotherapy Reflecting on conversations with past guests How to submit to be a guest on the show Our personal favourite podcasts/books right now Our first community event - The Art of: Doing What you Love What we have learned so far about recording/starting a podcast How to be okay with being new at something Event Link: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-art-of-doing-what-you-love-tickets-74855882961 When & Where: Oct 27th, 2-4pm at WellBYND During this event, Yoga & Meditation instructor Aliana Comeau sits down with 3 very different individuals who all have one thing in common: they're doing what they love. We will explore a variety of topics from inspiration and personal journeys to hardships and mental health. Connect with us: 1) Instagram: @teamwellnessto 2) Website: www.teamwellnessto.com 3) Email: teamwellnessto@gmail.com Take a screenshot of the episode and tag us on instagram to let us know what you think :) DISCOUNT CODE FOR TEAMWELLNESST.O. LISTENERS: RxFit Code: Enter TEAMWELLNESS at https://go.myrxfit.com/rxfit-1 to get a 14 day free trial and 15% off of the lifetime of your subscription, whether you decide to sign up as a monthly member or subscribe for a year! RxFit has a goal of optimizing your health and wellness by making it simpler to understand, and putting it within your grasp. In the end, their goal is to increase your years by improving the quality of those years. Try it out for free today with code TEAMWELLNESS!

As part of our Leadership Series on the Lykken on Lending program, we’re very excited to welcome Ken Jones into the Hot Topic segment this week! Ken Jones is the President at resX Warehouse Lending, a Division of United Bank, and he’s on the program today to discuss a key topic about expanding your business, and it all comes down to what he refers to as the pillars of successful leadership! Pillars of Successful Leadership As Ken points out in his notes for this interview, effective leadership must have a foundation of trust. Beyond that, here are the three topics he’ll cover in his interview on the pillars of successful leadership: Creating a Vision (cause, purpose, collaboration)Being Vulnerable (I don’t know everything, use resources, admit to mistakes, be caring and humble)Doing What’s Right (protect the company means protecting the teammate) With Ken’s extensive career as a leader in the mortgage industry, check out this Hot Topic interview and be sure to share it with your team! With Ken sharing so many of his personal experiences as a leader there’s so much to learn from him! More About Ken Jones Ken Jones, Senior Executive with extensive experience in business expansion; corporate change management; mergers and acquisitions; sales force recruiting/management; and strategy development. Areas of Expertise: Developing and launching new business ventures in both bank and non-bank environments. A subject matter expert in Warehouse Lending and Mortgage Banking.  Read more...

In this episode, Laurie tells us the story of Duncan Armstrong, Commonwealth Games and Olympic Champion, and Order of Australia Recipient. Duncan, coached by Laurie Lawrence, won Olympic gold at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. Laurie takes us back to Duncan’s teens where his swimming career started at A.C.I. Lawrence Swimming Club. He recounts Duncan’s […] The post Doing What the Opposition Won’t – Duncan Armstrong appeared first on Laurie Lawrence.

This is the 2nd week of our new series, "Playing for Keeps," which looks at how we can invest in the relationships closest to us. Today we looked at how it takes Love over Time to give WORTH to the people were care about. _______________________________________________________ NOTES: Love is Everywhere Take music  Tina Turner Video: "What's Love Got to Do With It"   Take tv The Bachelor/ette     _______________________________________________________   God’s Idea/Design     From beginning God designs us for companionship For relationships and for community  1) We were created to love and be loved.   Love is More than Emotion Requires time, commitment We can get so busy that we forget to make love a priority Can be intentional or unintentional _______________________________________________________   Making love a priority is something pharisees could/should have done.       Pharisees Religious leaders who believed in God Spent much time learning about God Doing the workof God,  obeying God's laws holding others accountableto it Doingwhat they thought mattered to God  Always went to the Temple Cared about what others thought Tirelessly studiedScripture   They were busy learning about God, they missed what mattered most. Missed what LOVE over TIME can do. Jesus reprioritized matters in just a few sentences …      Matthew 22:34-40 (NIV) 34 Hearing that Jesus had silenced the Sadducees the Pharisees got together. 35 One of them, an expert in the law, tested him with this question: 36 “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?”   37 Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’38 This is the first and greatest commandment. 39 And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ 40 All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.     Great Commandment: Love Matters Love Matters Loving God matters Loving yourself matters Loving people matters And they all work together interdependently   Great Commandment at Work Loving God  helps you love yourself helps you love others. Loving yourself  helps you love God.  helps you love others. Loving others  helps you love God.  helps you love yourself. AND ALL are true at the same time.       2 ) When it comes to love, don’t minimize what God maximizes.  Mt 22: 34-40 Jesus: Love Matters 3) Love over time is the best way to give somebody worth.   _______________________________________________________   Self-Worth    Don’t Underestimate Worth’s Importance Worth is crucial to our survival and well-being. Worth isn’t something that can be trivialized or overemphasized.  Everybody needs to be loved in a way that convinces us that we are worth something. _______________________________________________________   Love in Two Forms: Conditional and Unconditional Article: Recognize Your Conditions of Worth Unconditional love: is when we are loved for who we are, no matter what we do. Conditional love is when we are loved for doing what other people want us to do.   From the Article:  In the ideal world all we would have is unconditional love, but in reality we are surrounded by conditional love, which we receive from the authority figures in our life - our carers, parents, teachers and religiouseducators, media and television.  The child whose school report is poor and whose parents react with anger.  The girl who is told constantly by her mother how proud she is of how pretty she is. The boy, whose coach shouts at him for missing a kick.  All of these are ways in which children learn what they must do to be valued:  to do well at school,  to be beautiful  or to be athletic, for example.    Conditions of worth are the messages we take on board about what we have to do to be valued.      ________________________________________________________   Pharisees (Conditional) vs Jesus (Unconditional)   Conditional love is what the Pharisees offered.  And it eroded others’ sense of worth. Unconditional love is what Jesus offered. and it breathed life into both individuals and communities.   Eroded Sense of Worth Without worth,  little belief in ourselves little hope that things will improve  little power over our circumstances  Achieving future possibilities depends on our feeling worthy of such achievement   AND  If LOVE over TIME generates worth … Converse of this statement is true: Little LOVE over TIME destroys worth. …  AND  Conditional love over time generates conditional worth.      ________________________________________________________ APPLY     How to Show Love Over Time? Romans 5:8  (NIV) 8 But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.     So How do we show love over time?  Consistency,  model good boundaries,  grace/forgiveness,  empathy,  forgiveness Through Self-Sacrifice    Playing for Keeps: LOVE Playing for Keeps is getting seriousabout what wedo with our time. When we PfK, we put LOVE over TIME     Author and artist C. JoyBell quote:     “They say you have to earn the right to be loved; no, love is unconditional, if you love someone, they don’t have to earn it. But. The right to tell someone that you love them? That has to be earned. You have to earn the right to be believed.”               

June is pride month, although I’d argue that every month should be about loving others no matter what they look like, what their sexual orientation is, or what their life story is. In my opinion, as long as you aren’t hurting anyone else, you have every right to be you, just like I have every right to be me. That may be my view, but I was curious, with the rise of an inclusive culture and social responsibility, how are companies and investors supporting the LGBTQia+ community.My guest and fellow millennial is Jay Lipman, co-founder, and president of the Fintech asset management sustainable investing firm Ethic. On this episode, we're covering a lot of topics including social responsibility investing and what companies are doing to support the LGBTQia+ community.What You'll LearnAre we seeing a strong shift in companies towards better equality with LGBTQ workers or are we still just talking about it without any definitive actionHow and why are companies aligning their investment portfolios to support the LGBTQia+ community If you’re an investor and want to support the LGBTQ community, are there certain things you can be doingWhat lead Jay to a career in social entrepreneurshipWhat are trends that are emerging in the social/sustainable investing spaceWhat can we do as millennials with less cash to build a sustainable investing practiceLinksEthicSUBSCRIBE & SHAREWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes! IT’S FREE!Want to have a cup of coffee this week on us? Leave a review in iTunes and email a copy of your review to info@mmoneypodcast.com. Ask ShannahHave an Ask Shannah question, submit it hereGet SocialShannah on TwitterShannah on Instagram

In this episode, we will update you on the Medi-Cal crisis in California where 3 million Californians stand to lose access to life-saving medications for conditions such as HIV, Cancer and mental health. The clawbacks have started and pharmacy reimbursement has plummeted due to NADAC pricing and a fundamentally flawed survey and systemTune in to Find Out:Updates on the clawbackShocking reimbursementsStatus of the lawsuit against the California Department of Healthcare ServicesWhat pharmacists are doingWhat you can doGet all the episode over at: https://www.michrxconsulting.com/podcast/

Welcome to Planet GEMS! I’m Dr. Tom Orent… aka, the GEMS guy! This podcast is for General dentists and prosthodontists, in solo or small group practices. If you are tired of managed care insurance dictating how much you can charge, and meddling in the doctor-patient relationship… if you’d like to become at least a little less dependent… or even Independent of PPOs… if you’d like to measurably improve case acceptance, make much more money while working LESS time, then you’re in the right place. This podcast is for you if you’d like to do more of your best dentistry and help your patients achieve optimal health… while you have MORE FUN and LESS stress as a result. I’m here to help you achieve your goals… especially if those goals include creating WEALTH and AUTONOMY for you and your family. The CoalMine to GoldMine podcast is not for you if you are a SPECIALIST. It’s not for you if you are in a large group practice with ½ dozen or more general dentists… and it’s definitely not for you if you are part of a doc in the box CHAIN of DSOs. If you are an open-minded general dentist willing to try EASY new concepts and strategies, then WELCOME to PLANET GEMS! Why Do I Call it Coalmine to Goldmine? Because it describes my journey. Nearly 23 years ago, on a cold rainy Friday afternoon in October, I found myself sitting in the office of a Boston bankruptcy attorney. I was over $1,000,000.00 in debt. My wife had enough and demanded a divorce. The only team member who knew just how bad things were financially was my office manager. She knew how little I had left... so she decided to take the rest. I was being embezzled! During my first 15 years in dental practice, I focused on clinical dentistry. Practice management, the "business" of dentistry, and especially the "numbers" made my eyes glaze over. I figured if I needed to grow the practice I'd just learn one more clinical technique. Take another continuum. Buy some cool high-tech dental equipment. And so it went. I completed the entire Dawson continuum. Learned a ton from Pete (he even wrote the foreword to one of my books). Deeper and deeper in debt I sank. First Dentist in MA Accredited by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry I devoted two years to prepare for the AACD accreditation examination. Loved esthetic dentistry. I was the first dentist in Massachusetts to be accredited by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. Subsequently served as an accreditation examiner for 6 years. I don't say this to brag, simply to point out that I buried my head in the sand when it came to learning how to run a business and spent every minute and dollar chasing my tail. I could go on about the other continuum, courses, and clinical achievements but I'm sure you've done your share and more. We all do. Fact is you've got to just to keep up. Nonetheless becoming the best clinical dentist I could be didn't put money in the jar or bread on the table. Turns out it's everything but clinical skills that make a practice thrive financially. Sure, you've got to have the clinical skills. Patients assume (expect) it. But it's everything else that makes the difference between dying with a drill in your hand and creating AUTONOMY... Building wealth and a legacy for yourself and your family. Autonomy means Doing WHAT you want With WHOM you want WHEN you want and Only IF you want. Losing bankruptcy as an option turned out to be life-changing in the most positive way for me. Until the divorce, I was happy enough. Getting by. Enjoyed dentistry. Had enough money (or at least enough credit cards) to get the things I wanted. I was getting by. But the debt kept piling up, there was nothing set aside to pay for the kids' college educations, and there was certainly no "plan" for retirement (other than to die drill in hand). With bankruptcy off the table, I set out on a new mission. I now had two (split) households to feed and FAILURE WAS NO LONGER AN OPTION. My mission was to go out into the business world and learn everything I could about how successful businesses thrive. I'd pick up a "Gem" here, a "Gem" there... and bring 'em back to my practice. Then it was my job to figure out how to take a concept or strategy from the business world and craft it to work in my dental practice. Neat thing is that once you discover the right ones... "Gems Are Easy!" And they don't take much time. But they can have a MAJOR POSITIVE IMPACT on the health and well-being of your patients... your team, and your INCOME! In relatively short order I turned my practice around. Then I did the same for my dad's practice when he passed away from cancer. I sat alongside his bed at the Mass General Hospital as told me that his practice was in debt, no life insurance, and nothing put away for my mother. His dying wish was that Elizabeth and I turn his practice around and give my mother a secure financial future. We did exactly that. And we did so by deploying the same simple "Gems" we'd discovered to help us achieve financial freedom just a couple years before. Not long after that, I was able to retire from clinical practice at age 46, never having to work another day unless I chose to.  My wife, Elizabeth and I have dedicated our lives to helping other dentists.  Since we turned my dad’s practice around we’ve helped several thousand dentists around the world, improve patient health, rapidly build practice revenue and amass personal wealth. Links in this Episode www.GemsAreEasy.com/podcast  Forget about just trying to “survive…” If you want to thrive in the face of insurance PPO bullying, attract more new patients, hire and keep the best team members then Gems Insiders’ Circle is for you. If you want to work less while making (much) more money, enjoy all the benefits of Gems family membership with NO LONG-TERM commitment (Platinum membership is month-to-month). www.FreeGiftFromTom.com/podcast Get your FREE copy of my book, “Transform Your Dental Practice from CoalMine to GoldMine” (currently $16.97 on Amazon, but yours free as a Gems Podcast listener). PLUS, your FREE book order includes a FREE BONUS that could add $50,000 per year to your income.  FREE 30-minute LIVE one-on-one TEAM TRAINING on my Adult Fluoride Verbal Skills. Learn to achieve 80% acceptance PAID OUT OF POCKET with just SEVEN SIMPLE SENTENCES!

Today we continue with the powerful conversion expanding on our discussion in the previous episode “You Don’t Always Have to Have All Your Sh!t Together (ep 25)” with Lisa Demmi.  Lisa shares more about some of the vital realizations she had after she posted her original video and what she did that helped her shift upward and begin to climb up and out of that down low point where she was at. We talk about all things about Grace; Self-care, Doing “What’s Mine To Do”, owning who we are, honoring where we are on our journey, what fills our cups and much more. . . . . . . . . . .  Are you ready to make this your best year yet? Get more of what you really want in your life and your work by tuning into the power of your Personal Genius and leveraging it to be more Success-Full and more fully Thrive! Get started today by clicking here: YES I'm ready to Thrive!  . . . . . . . . . . "You have to be smart enough and you have to read your body enough to say, Okay, I am at an impasse here, I need I need to take a break"  ~ Lisa Demmi . . . . . . . . . . Get Show Notes and Links at http://Thriverz.com/26

“Following your heart is frequently scary but never wrong.” Today’s guest is redefining how we build and do business in the 21st century.In fact, it’s fair to say that Yanik Silver is the reason Stay Grounded exists today. He helped me put the soul in JavaPresse by giving me the tools that transformed an ordinary e-commerce coffee company into a brand that helps people “stay grounded” through the moments they love. And he’s done the same for countless other entrepreneurs too.As the founder of Evolved Enterprise and Maverick1000, Yanik’s mission is to “catalyze the catalyst”. Through his work, he empowers entrepreneurs to follow their heart, and put their fun and purpose at the heart of business. And as more businesses follow this lead, the ripples of impact spread further and further.In fact, his work is so powerful that he’s been praised by the likes of Richard Branson and his story has featured in WIRED, TIME.com, USA Today, and Entrepreneur to name just a few.So if you’re an entrepreneur who’s at a crossroads and you feel there’s something more you could be exploring, this episode is for you. So tune in now and discover what’s possible when you stop hitting snooze and take notice of your “cosmic alarm clock’ - when it calls.“I am more driven by the vision and the mission of what happens when someone steps into their highest purpose because that creates these ripples of impact that serve the planet in a tremendous way.” In this episode, we dive deep into Yanik’s philosophies about life, fun, and business.You’ll hear:Why a little bit of your soul dies when you’re not on purposeThe reason creating a better story for yourself can change your life - instantlyA simple way to uncover the signs that tell you what you should be doingWhat to do when you’re in pain to process the emotion and learn from it tooThe 33 day experiments that keep changing Yanik’s lifeHow to use enthusiasm as a marker for lifeWe also dive into Yanik’s unique journaling style and discover how a 108 day challenge turned into the Cosmic Journal project.Yanik has been one of my most important mentors in life. His insights changed the way I do business profoundly and I’m sure he’ll do the same for you too. So tune in now and discover how you can turn your company into a full expression of who you are - while changing the world at the same time.“Asking better questions is a function of courage. The more courage you have, the bigger questions you ask in your life.” How to contact Discover how Yanik does business here - https://evolvedenterprise.comLearn more about Maverick1000 here - https://maverick1000.com/We thrive on your feedback, so if you’ve enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Let’s talk about this pressure around finding your PURPOSE. Why is it that we stress our ENTIRE LIVES looking for the ONE thing that we were supposedly put on this planet to do? What if you no longer had to pressure yourself about whether or not you’re following your life purpose? What if you understood that your life purpose had more to do with who you’re BEING rather than what you’re DOING? What if you could make an impact doing anything? What if you could make money doing anything? What if you could be HAPPY doing anything? What if it didn’t matter what the fudge you chose to do with your life, you could still be proud of who you are and in turn be following your REAL life purpose? That being following anything and everything that brought you JOY? That made you feel joyful and fulfilled? How would that free up your time, worry, stress & the pressure you are putting onto yourself constantly? What if the purpose of life was to BE the best version of you? To play, to laugh, to grow & experience the gift of life? I strongly believe I’m following my life purpose with MIND CULTURE & this Podcast. But not because of the THINGS that I’m doing every day in my business. I’m following my life purpose because MIND CULTURE allows me to be who I’m meant to be and I am HAPPY. Whether or not I became a mom, decided to start a interior design biz, or grow a farm in Hintertupfing ... as long as I am the human being I am proud to be and I’m HAPPY...I’m GOOD. We all have gifts that can be used in just about anything. There isn’t ONE specific thing you need to be doing to feel like you’ve put those gifts to use. Rather than focusing on specifics, ask yourself “how ELSE can I share my gifts with the world?” Be creative with your impact . Be creative with the sources of your joy. Open yourself to the limitless and abundance of WHO YOU ARE and WHO YOU WERE ALWAYS MEANT TO BE. You have plenty of time, plenty of purposes, and MANY gifts to share.

Getting Right, Staying Right, Doing What’s Right.

HAPPY MONDAY MOTIVATION! Welcome back to the weekly podcast No More Excuses! Thanks for listening, investing in you and for sharing this podcast with others! I greatly appreciate hearing from new listeners and followers, especially when it helps me realize I'm living my WORD of the Year: EXPAND! Last week's podcast was about creating YOUR Word of the Year! Did you? If not... download the worksheet here and go back and listen to podcast 145! I heard from quite a few clients and listeners and a few words were: Growth, Consistency and Focus! Great words! Keep your word handy and in front of you so you can make sure you're being intentional with your efforts. And, when you do your progress check at the end of January, you can see how living by your word is helping you. And, if for some reason you are off-track, how you need to tie your word in to help you get back on-track. And so now what? It's mid-January... ALREADY! You've got your word, your goals set (hopefully!) and your action steps. You're getting back into the groove of routine and habits. And, it's a perfect time to pause and LOOK AROUND! What are you working on? Doing? What's helping you? What is distracting or challenging you?  It's all about AWARENESS. Listen in this week as I talk about the importance of awareness, especially in regard to your "DOING/TRYING SOMETHING NEW IN 2019!" Remember that challenge?! :)  I talk about something NEW I (with the help of my tribe) created. And how awareness helped me develop it, and what I need to do to create MORE awareness.  I look forward to hearing from you! Have a great week, Cheers! Sandi  

Cal Newport of the Study Hacks blog discusses doing what it takes versus taking what you already know how to do. Episode 1030: Doing What it Takes Versus Taking What You Already Know How to Do by Cal Newport Cal Newport is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Georgetown University, who specializes in the theory of distributed algorithms. He previously earned his Ph.D. from MIT in 2009 and graduated from Dartmouth College in 2004. In addition to studying the theoretical foundations of our digital age as a professor, Newport also writes about the impact of these technologies on the world of work. His most recent book, Deep Work, argues that focus is the new I.Q. in the knowledge economy, and that individuals who cultivate their ability to concentrate without distraction will thrive. The original post is located here: http://calnewport.com/blog/2014/11/04/doing-what-it-takes-versus-taking-what-you-already-know-how-to-do/ Please Rate & Review the Show! Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com and in The O.L.D. Facebook Group and Join the Ol' Family to get your Free Gifts! Visit Skagen.com to get a special discount on your first purchase when you sign up for emails. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/optimal-living-daily/support

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Doing What is Good: A Trustworthy Saying Preacher: Bob Akroyd Date: 29th July 2018 Time: 11:00

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HC 88. In how many things does true repentance or conversion consist? In two things: the dying of the old man, and the making alive of the new. HC 89. What is the dying of the old man? Heartfelt sorrow for sin, causing us to hate and turn from it always more and more. To be united to Jesus is to break ties with Adam. I. WOULD THE OLD MAN PLEASE STAND UP? A. The Typical Understanding (Romans 6:6; Ephesians 4:22; Colossians 3:9) B. Not Self, but Man (cf. 1 Corinthians 15:45-49) II. THE LIVING DEAD (EPHESIANS 2:1-3) A. Dead by Nature (Ephesians 2:1-3; cf. Romans 5:12-21) B. Doing What is Evil (Ephesians 2:2-3; 4:19-21) III. KILLING THE OLD MAN A. The Challenge (Romans 8:13) B. At War with Adam (Ephesians 4:22-24; Colossians 3:5-8)

What’s the fastest and most efficient way to hit your financial goals?The answer lies in knowing where to distribute your time and energy. And that’s what today’s Traffic and Funnels ™ show is all about. Chris and Taylor share with you some of their own lessons on how to reach your financial goals. Whether it’s $25k per month or per day - the principles are all the same.Show Highlights:The antidote to dealing with overwhelm in your business (4:45)Why not all action is good action (5:30)Two things to master if you never want to worry about money again (11:00)Creating content that gets people to apply vs giving you applause (15:15)How to get out your own way, bust through plateaus and accomplish your goals (16:45)Doing What’s ProfitableIt’s far too easy today to get distracted by all the ‘tactical’ things you could be doing to grow your business. Podcasts, Click Funnels, Blogs and Ebooks to name a few. However the real growth lies in knowing where your business is at in relation to what you want to achieve.It’s understanding where to spend your time and energy to focus on the high dollar activities that will move the needle the most. Whether that’s sending that all important email to an influencer, speaking to prospects on the phone to close a deal or hosting leadership content.Listen to the full show to find out where you should be spending your time and efforts.And don’t forget you can get more free training & material by downloading Chris and Taylor’s free "client bundle" here: www.TrafficAndFunnels.com/GIFT See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Podcast Details: Podcast Title:  Finding (and Doing) What you Love to Do Podcast Series: The Maven’s Keys to Financial Contentment The Maven’s Keys to Financial Contentment is my idea that true financial contentment can be found when an overlap of money and beliefs occur.  Many people ask the question of how to be “financially content” and this is a discussion to uncover those answers. So last week we discussed what real or true financial contentment is and I broached a subject that I feel obligated to unpack just a bit. Because in order to have this true financial contentment that we are speaking about, you have spend your time doing what you love to do. Many of us can push past what we desire to do out of obligation to others.  But to be truly financially content, your resources (time, ta --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dom-the-maven/message

Doing What's Right, Even When it's Not Popular Milan Christian Church

Doing What's Right, Even When it's Not Popular Milan Christian Church

Having trouble finding good deals? You won’t after this inspiring episode of the BiggerPockets Podcast! Today we bring you an interview with Shawn Holsapple, a real estate investor who is dominating his market, having done over 300 transactions in just the past several years. You’ll learn how Shawn is finding consistent deals and opportunities to keep his deal pipeline flowing!In This Episode We Cover:How Shawn got started investing out of the countryThe certain book and seminar that spurred him to beginHow to overcome analysis paralysisWhere he gets his active incomeWhat wholesaling and “wholetailing” areHow many deals he is doingWhat his team consists of and how he maximizes the use of a VAHow to best take advantage of HUDs and the MLSTips for knowing what to offer when making a dealHow Shawn uses online auctionsHow to figure out the cost of a fix upShawn’s take on getting a real estate licenseWhat you should know about building your portfolioWhy Shawn believes you don’t necessarily need a cash buyer’s listA glimpse into how he manages his businessAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBrandon’s Disney’s video (on his Facebook)BiggerPockets SubForumsBiggerPockets ForumsUpworkBiggerPockets WebinarAuction.comHudson and MarshallBiggerPockets Keyword AlertsBiggerPockets #AskBPBooks Mentioned in this ShowRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. KiyosakiThe 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy FerrissThe Book on Flipping Houses by J. ScottThe E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. GerberThe 10X Rule by Grant CardoneTweetable Topics:“You flip for quick cash so that you can buy the buy and holds.” (Tweet This!)“If you can’t sell your deal, then you don’t have a deal.” (Tweet This!)“If you’re not falling down and getting hurt then you are not trying hard enough.” (Tweet This!)Connect with ShawnShawn’s BiggerPockets Profile

We talk a lot on Profitcast about reorienting around what profiting with your podcast means for you and your situation. The traditional, or go-to, definition is monetization, and that's natural and it doesn't hurt to have that as a goal. But lately we've taken to broadening this definition. To me, profiting with my podcast means ___________. Rob and Martha Southgate seriously challenge the idea of monetization as the pinnacle of profiting with podcasting. Their story is a remarkable one, a miraculous one, we might say. In many, many ways it differs from other success stories we often hear on Profitcast; one of Brian's guests will explain the strategies he or she employed to reach the stage they are at now and can offer up suggestions or helpful hints for others currently fighting through the smog. Rob and Martha, though they have fantastic insight, truly have a unique (and likely non-reproducible) story that will challenge us in new ways. Read more... The post PC 52 | Doing What “Makes Sense” Doesn’t Always Make Sense appeared first on Profitcast: Profit with Your Podcast.

This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about: Audio hacking, Nexus 5 hacking, currency hacking, OpenShift Enterprise 2.0 hacking, lake monsters, and a new segment: the Security Dog House. Subscribe via RSS or iTunes. Red Hat Canada Thanksgiving greetings remind Dave of lessons learned from The Last Lecture Today in Audio Hacking: Scientist-developed malware prototype covertly jumps air gaps using inaudible sound D&G Beard of the Week: Matt Micene‘s first video interview including a Hellekson’s Law cameo Polarized sunglasses + horizontal Nexus 5 = navigation in darkness Lauren’s Republic Wireless Moto X seems really nice so far Unlocked 16 GB Moto G on Amazon for $200 Google dead man switch: Inactive Account Manager Google searches for thoughtcrimes Google releases always on voice search for Chrome Twitter Announces “Tailored Audiences” For Ad Retargeting D&G PSA of the week: Install AdBlock Plus and disable 3rd party cookies Build your own surveillance state Build your OWN Apple iBeacon with a Raspberry Pi Build Your Own GPS Car Tracking System UPDATE: Encrypt the Web Report: Who’s Doing What with missing column Comedy laden, target rich environment: “Hello Santa” Offers A Memorable, But Pricey, Video Call With A Real-Life Santa Dave writes movie script, Gunnar comes up with a fresh twist on an existing business idea A Prediction: Bitcoin Is Doomed to Fail, just like other non-government backed currencies such as gold and tulip bulbs Red Hat Summit registration now open! Gunnar makes annual pilgrimage to Vegas for Gartner Data Center boondoggle, December 9-12 Awesome Red Hat Support Tool video RHEL and Fedora security features matrix HT Frank Dachille: Red Hat and Google Compute Engine – Extending the Datacenter OpenShift Enterprise 2.0 coming December 11 NASA (in particular Rich Rinehart of NASA Glenn for his Mars Opera kickstarter FlightAware Misery Map ParkWhiz.com is awesome HT Dave’s wife: D&G Security Doghouse Company of the Week: National Center for Safety Initiatives for them asking clients to “email a photo of your driver’s license, passport, state ID”, looking like a government agency, and the web site’s autoplay of Charlie Brown funeral music You recently submitted a criminal background screening request to National Center for Safety Initiatives (NCSI). In order to continue with the review of your file, NCSI needs important information from you. Please submit a physical copy of ONE of the following forms of government issued ID documents to NCSI’s Compliance Department as soon as possible: 1.) Valid Driver’s License 2.) Passport 3.) State Issued Id You may scan the document, take a photo and upload it, or even take a photo with your cell phone and send it to us. We accept .jpg, .pdf, .doc, and .png file formats. The following are the contacts for electronic submissions: Upload: www.ncsisafe.com Email: compliance@ncsisafe.com E-mail and digital upload are preferred, as the image tends to come through more clearly and we are able to complete your screen more quickly. Please keep in mind that if you do not have a scanner, digital camera, or camera phone, many libraries have a scanner that is available to the public. If you are absolutely unable to submit your ID using any of the above methods, you may send your ID via fax to 1-(440) 542-9833. Please note that faxes can come through unclear, and faxing your ID rather than submitting electronically may cause your screening to be delayed. “If you are faxing the request please include a cover page with your name and daytime phone number. Also, if you choose to fax, please enlarge and/or brighten the image so it is clear to read. If we cannot read your ID and you do not provide your name and number, we do not know who to contact to request a clear copy. Your background screening cannot be completed until NCSI receives the required documentation from you. To avoid further delay, your prompt response to this request is necessary and appreciated. Please allow 2-3 days receipt and processing of your document. During this time, please continue to check your status at www.ncsisafe.com Yours in safety, Compliance Department National Center for Safety Initiatives (NCSI) Suitable for framing in your doomsday bunker: The Lake Monsters of America Bessie the Lake Erie monster Lake Erie Monsters minor league hockey team in Cleveland Lake Worth Monster goat man Almost related: Mothman and The Mothman Prophecies Cutting Room Floor Action Figure Resume NASA writes to Coke+Mentos Rocket Designer Cheese made from feet, belly buttons, and tears Venn menu The Largest Island in the Largest Lake in the Largest Island in the Largest Lake in North America Google BBS simulator Awesome airplane simulators. Awesome waiting-in-line simulators. We Give Thanks Red Hat Canada, Matt Micene, Frank Dachille, Rich Rinehart, and Mrs. Egts for giving us things to be thankful for and to talk about

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Doing What’s Right vs. Looking for the Camera, Part 2

Doing What’s Right vs. Looking for the Camera, Part 1