Podcasts about Eckstein

Eckstein, Philipp www.deutschlandfunk.de, Das war der Tag

Andre Eckstein war im Stammtisch by Sparkasse Zollernalb zu Gast! Im Podcast spricht der Spielertrainer des FC Onstmettingen über die aktuelle Situation im Aufstiegsrennen in die A-Liga, seine ersten Monate beim FCO und seine Zukunftspläne. Viel Spaß mit der Folge! Unsere Links: Instagram Neckaralb: https://www.instagram.com/match.report.neckaralb/ Instagram Nördlicher Schwarzwald: https://www.instagram.com/match.report.nsw Instagram Zollernalb: https://www.instagram.com/match.report.zollernalb/ Facebook (Sport): https://www.facebook.com/MatchReport-583138828788902 Facebook (Fußball): https://www.facebook.com/match.report.fussball Facebook Zollernalb: https://www.facebook.com/match.report.zollernalb.bytequila Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/matchreport LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/76271113/admin/ Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3T8uyQK4PqkM9ea25FZWvW Blog: https://matchreport.de/ Sportlerfrühstück ist ein Podcast von @Match.Report. sportlerfruehstueck@matchreport.de

In jener Zeit sprach Jesus zu den Hohepriestern und den Ältesten des Volkes: Hört noch ein anderes Gleichnis: Es war ein Gutsbesitzer, der legte einen Weinberg an, zog ringsherum einen Zaun, hob eine Kelter aus und baute einen Turm. Dann verpachtete er den Weinberg an Winzer und reiste in ein anderes Land. Als nun die Erntezeit kam, schickte er seine Knechte zu den Winzern, um seine Früchte holen zu lassen. Die Winzer aber packten seine Knechte; den einen prügelten sie, den andern brachten sie um, wieder einen anderen steinigten sie. Darauf schickte er andere Knechte, mehr als das erste Mal; mit ihnen machten sie es genauso. Zuletzt sandte er seinen Sohn zu ihnen; denn er dachte: Vor meinem Sohn werden sie Achtung haben. Als die Winzer den Sohn sahen, sagten sie zueinander: Das ist der Erbe. Auf, wir wollen ihn umbringen, damit wir sein Erbe in Besitz nehmen. Und sie packten ihn, warfen ihn aus dem Weinberg hinaus und brachten ihn um. Wenn nun der Herr des Weinbergs kommt: Was wird er mit jenen Winzern tun? Sie sagten zu ihm: Er wird diese bösen Menschen vernichten und den Weinberg an andere Winzer verpachten, die ihm die Früchte abliefern, wenn es Zeit dafür ist. Und Jesus sagte zu ihnen: Habt ihr nie in der Schrift gelesen: Der Stein, den die Bauleute verworfen haben, er ist zum Eckstein geworden; vom Herrn ist das geschehen und es ist wunderbar in unseren Augen? Darum sage ich euch: Das Reich Gottes wird euch weggenommen und einem Volk gegeben werden, das die Früchte des Reiches Gottes bringt. Als die Hohepriester und die Pharisäer seine Gleichnisse hörten, merkten sie, dass er von ihnen sprach. Sie suchten ihn zu ergreifen; aber sie fürchteten die Menge, weil sie ihn für einen Propheten hielt. 

In jener Zeit sprach Jesus zu den Hohepriestern und den Ältesten des Volkes: Hört noch ein anderes Gleichnis: Es war ein Gutsbesitzer, der legte einen Weinberg an, zog ringsherum einen Zaun, hob eine Kelter aus und baute einen Turm. Dann verpachtete er den Weinberg an Winzer und reiste in ein anderes Land. Als nun die Erntezeit kam, schickte er seine Knechte zu den Winzern, um seine Früchte holen zu lassen. Die Winzer aber packten seine Knechte; den einen prügelten sie, den andern brachten sie um, wieder einen anderen steinigten sie. Darauf schickte er andere Knechte, mehr als das erste Mal; mit ihnen machten sie es genauso. Zuletzt sandte er seinen Sohn zu ihnen; denn er dachte: Vor meinem Sohn werden sie Achtung haben. Als die Winzer den Sohn sahen, sagten sie zueinander: Das ist der Erbe. Auf, wir wollen ihn umbringen, damit wir sein Erbe in Besitz nehmen. Und sie packten ihn, warfen ihn aus dem Weinberg hinaus und brachten ihn um. Wenn nun der Herr des Weinbergs kommt: Was wird er mit jenen Winzern tun? Sie sagten zu ihm: Er wird diese bösen Menschen vernichten und den Weinberg an andere Winzer verpachten, die ihm die Früchte abliefern, wenn es Zeit dafür ist. Und Jesus sagte zu ihnen: Habt ihr nie in der Schrift gelesen: Der Stein, den die Bauleute verworfen haben, er ist zum Eckstein geworden; vom Herrn ist das geschehen und es ist wunderbar in unseren Augen? Darum sage ich euch: Das Reich Gottes wird euch weggenommen und einem Volk gegeben werden, das die Früchte des Reiches Gottes bringt. Als die Hohepriester und die Pharisäer seine Gleichnisse hörten, merkten sie, dass er von ihnen sprach. Sie suchten ihn zu ergreifen; aber sie fürchteten die Menge, weil sie ihn für einen Propheten hielt. 

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Eckstein, Philipp www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Studio 9

Watch Here: https://youtu.be/nvOnJ02n8KAAbout the Guest: Beau Eckstein is a business coach and expert in SBA lending, business acquisitions, and franchising. With a background in real estate and finance, he now specializes in helping aspiring entrepreneurs secure funding and find the right business or franchise to acquire. His experience includes flipping houses, securing SBA loans for clients, and even starring in an HGTV house-flipping show. His latest project is his book Paycheck to Freedom, co-authored with Tom Wheelwright, aimed at guiding people from employment to business ownership.Summary: This episode of How2Exit features Beau Eckstein, a business coach with deep expertise in SBA lending, real estate, and business acquisitions. His journey from struggling student to real estate investor, then into SBA lending and franchise brokering, highlights the resilience and adaptability needed for success in business. The conversation dives into financing strategies, franchise opportunities, and the critical role of business ownership in wealth creation, with Eckstein sharing valuable insights on how entrepreneurs can leverage SBA loans and other funding methods to achieve financial freedom.Key Takeaways:From Failure to Success – Eckstein's early struggles in real estate and financial collapse in 2008 forced him to reinvent himself, leading to his expertise in SBA financing and business ownership.SBA Lending as a Wealth-Building Tool – SBA loans, especially the 7(a) and 504 programs, provide pathways for entrepreneurs to finance businesses with as little as 10% down.Franchise vs. Independent Business – While some prefer acquiring independent businesses, franchises offer proven systems and structured support that can accelerate success.The Myth of Passive Income in Real Estate – Owning rental properties isn't always the cash flow generator people assume; business ownership often yields more predictable profits.Recurring Revenue Models Win – Businesses like pest control, restoration, and commercial painting franchises generate recurring revenue, making them attractive investment choices.Private Equity in Franchising – PE-backed franchises can be a red flag for some buyers, as corporate strategies may prioritize investor returns over franchisee success.SBA Loan Collateral Requirements Can Be Tricky – Borrowers with significant real estate holdings may find SBA lenders requiring liens on personal assets, making alternative financing strategies worth exploring.Eckstein's Mission: 100,000 Business Owners – His goal is to help aspiring entrepreneurs transition from employees to business owners through education, financing, and franchise opportunities.--------------------------------------------------Contact Beau onLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beaueckstein/Website: https://businessownershipcoach.com/--------------------------------------------------

In this episode, Kristen is joined by Ben Eckstein, a therapist specializing in OCD, anxiety, and related disorders, to explore the impact of worry and rumination. They discuss key insights from Ben's book, Worrying Is Optional, offering practical strategies for effectively managing anxiety. www.bullcityanxiety.com   Check out these books using the Amazon affiliate links: Ben's book: Worrying Is Optional: Break the Cycle of Anxiety and Rumination That Keeps You Stuck: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1648482147/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_VD9H3E48WJ60PV2W5Q0F?linkCode=ml1&tag=boice01-20 Book that inspired Ben: The Happiness Trap (Second Edition): How to Stop Struggling and Start Living: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1645471160/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_9F8JR3ZHYZSKA8Q12GT6?linkCode=ml1&tag=boice01-20   When you purchase these books through these Amazon links, you're helping support the podcast at no extra cost.

Study zu Mk 12,1-121 Dann fing Jesus an, ihnen Gleichnisse zu erzählen: »Ein Mann legte einen Weinberg an, baute eine Mauer darum, hob eine Grube aus, um den Wein darin zu keltern, und baute einen Wachturm. Dann verpachtete er den Weinberg an Bauern und zog in ein anderes Land. 2 Zur Zeit der Weinlese schickte er einen seiner Knechte, um seinen Anteil an der Ernte einzufordern. 3 Doch die Bauern packten den Knecht, schlugen ihn halb tot und schickten ihn mit leeren Händen zurück. 4 Da sandte der Besitzer einen anderen Knecht, doch dem schlugen sie mit Fäusten ins Gesicht und beschimpften ihn. 5 Den nächsten Knecht, den er schickte, brachten sie sogar um. Andere Boten, die kamen, wurden entweder halb tot geschlagen oder ermordet, 6 bis nur noch einer übrig blieb – sein Sohn, den er über alles liebte. Den schickte der Besitzer schließlich als Letzten, weil er dachte: ›Meinen Sohn werden sie sicher nicht antasten.‹ 7 Doch die Weinbauern sagten sich: ›Da kommt der Erbe des Gutes. Kommt, wir bringen ihn um und behalten das Land für uns!‹ 8 Und sie fielen über ihn her, ermordeten ihn und warfen ihn zum Weinberg hinaus. 9 Was, glaubt ihr, wird der Besitzer des Weinbergs tun?«, fragte Jesus. »Ich sage es euch – er wird kommen, sie alle töten und den Weinberg an andere verpachten. 10 Habt ihr das nicht schon einmal in der Schrift gelesen? ›Der Stein, den die Bauleute verworfen haben, ist zum Eckstein geworden. 11 Das ist das Werk des Herrn, und es ist wunderbar anzusehen.‹« 12 Daraufhin wollten ihn die führenden Männer des jüdischen Volkes verhaften, denn sie merkten, dass sie mit den bösen Weinbauern in diesem Gleichnis gemeint waren. Doch aus Angst vor dem Volk wagten sie es nicht, Hand an ihn zu legen. So ließen sie ihn in Ruhe und gingen weg.

Eckstein, Philipp www.deutschlandfunk.de, Das war der Tag

In this episode, Dr. Benjamin Pradere (FR) interviews Dr. Markus Eckstein (DE) to explore how artificial intelligence is revolutionising the field of bladder cancer pathology.The discussion focuses on the role of AI in deciphering tumour complexity, improving diagnostic accuracy, and enhancing our understanding of this challenging disease. Dr. Eckstein shares insights into recent advancements, potential clinical applications, and the challenges of integrating AI into routine pathology workflows. This episode offers a compelling look at the intersection of technology and medicine, highlighting the future of AI-driven solutions in oncology.For more EAU podcasts, please go to your favourite podcast app and subscribe to our podcast channel for regular updates: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, EAU YouTube channel.

Summary In this episode of Five Minutes to Chaos, Steven Kuhr and Adam Eckstein discuss the critical intersection of crisis management and the restoration industry. They explore the evolution of satellite communication, the role of the Association of Continuity Professionals, and the importance of pre-planning and situational awareness in disaster response. Adam shares insights into the logistics and command structures of restoration operations, emphasizing the need for collaboration and preparedness in the face of emergencies. The conversation highlights the often-overlooked role of restoration companies in crisis management and the importance of having a robust emergency response plan. Takeaways Crisis management exists in various sectors and industries. Satellite communication has evolved significantly since Y2K. The Association of Continuity Professionals fosters collaboration among emergency managers. Pre-positioning resources is crucial before a hurricane strikes. Restoration companies play a vital role in disaster recovery. Situational awareness is key to effective emergency response. Logistics operations are essential for restoration efforts. Command and control structures are implemented in restoration operations. Emergency response plans must be detailed and well-communicated. Collaboration with engineers and specialists enhances recovery efforts. Contact Information https://www.linkedin.com/in/adameckstein/

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Eckstein, Philipp www.deutschlandfunk.de, Informationen am Mittag

Eckstein, Philipp www.deutschlandfunk.de, Informationen am Mittag

Eckstein, Philipp www.deutschlandfunk.de, Informationen am Mittag

12.01.2025 10:00: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Eckstein - Die Erkenntnis Christi (Phil. 3, 1-11) - Gottesdienst

11.01.2025 10:00: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Eckstein - Zur Wiederentdeckung der Hoffnung

11.01.2025 13:00: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Eckstein - Die Zukunft der Hoffnung

11.01.2025 15:30: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Eckstein - Die Gegenwart der Hoffenden

The Chosen People' Podcast from PRAY.com Provides Jewish Perspective on Scripture, Celebrates Common Biblical Heritage with Christians Cinematic Journey Through Old Testament Given Fresh Perspective by Host Yael Eckstein, President and CEO of The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.LOS ANGELES, Sep. 19, 2024 – PRAY.COM, the world's leading app for daily prayer and faith-based audio content, proudly announces the release of The Chosen People, a new podcast hosted by Yael Eckstein, President and CEO of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (The Fellowship). This captivating devotional series offers a cinematic audio experience, bringing to life the timeless stories of the Old Testament and highlighting their relevance to both Christian and Jewish audiences. Through The Chosen People, listeners will journey into the hearts and minds of ancient Israel, experiencing tales of wonder and war, of slavery and salvation. These powerful stories reveal not only the history of a nation but also the essence of being people of faith—of wrestling with God, of surviving trials and tribulations, and of finding purpose amid tragedy and sin. "The biblical characters each hold divine revelation, which is especially relevant to us today, as the world seems so dark and scary. When we dive deep, we realize that their stories are our stories—their fall from grace, their struggle to survive, and the heroes who rose to build and save a nation, all hold profound wisdom and guidance for our lives as both Christians and Jews," said Eckstein. "Within these biblical narratives lie deep spiritual truths about faith, prayer, and the human spirit. They are stories that continue to define the people of Israel to this day and can help Christians understand the root of their faith in a practical and inspirational way." Recorded in Israel, The Chosen People brings ancient history to life with vivid storytelling and spiritual reflections. Listeners are invited to reflect on how the Bible's lessons apply to their own lives of faith and prayer. “We are honored to bring this unique series to our audience,” said Matthew Potter, co-founder of PRAY.COM. “Yael's Jewish perspective illuminates the richness of these Old Testament stories, inviting listeners to explore the spiritual heritage of Israel and its role in shaping their own faith journey.”With themes of survival, redemption, and divine purpose, The Chosen People invites listeners to immerse themselves in Bible stories that resonate across time. Whether discovering these stories for the first time or revisiting them with fresh eyes, listeners of this series will be inspired to reflect, while finding and a deeper connection to the foundational truths of Scripture.The Chosen People will be available exclusively on PRAY.COM starting October 6, 2024. To subscribe and learn more about the podcast, visit thechosenpeople.com and preview a trailer here. Zak Shellabarger Senior Writer for PRAY.COM, Content Development, Lead Writer for The Chosen People, PastorThe Chosen PeoplePRAY.COM

Gesundheit ist wichtig. In dieser Folge wagen wir einen Perspektivwechsel auf Krankheiten. Dazu habe ich mir die Gründerin der Herzkontakt-Akademie, Heilpraktikerin für Psychotherapie & Beziehungscoaching Patricia Eckstein eingeladen. === NUTZE DIE KOMMENTARFUNKTION VON SPOTIFY: Feedback, offene Fragen & Anmerkungen gerne in die Kommentare! Wir antworten! === Worüber wir sprechen: Was macht eine Diagnose mit dir? Wie gehst du mit Krankheiten um? Was will dein Körper die sagen? Besser miteinander umgehen. ... === Mehr über Patricia: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricia-eckstein Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/patricia.eckstein.herzkontakt ===

The Power of Authentic Leadership: Adina Eckstein's Approach to Leadership and Growth   Motivation, Self-confidence, Growth Mindset, Communication, Support System, Team, Culture, Women in tech,  In this episode of The Human Founder, I had the pleasure of speaking with Adina Eckstein, the COO of Lemonade. We delved into her journey of scaling the company from a small team to a global operation, where she emphasized the importance of OKRs (Objectives and Key Results) in aligning the organization's strategic goals. Adina's focus on integrating top-down objectives with bottom-up execution has enabled Lemonade to remain adaptable to change while ensuring that each team member is working toward clear and measurable outcomes. Empowering People and Creating a Collaborative Culture One of the key themes that resonated with me during our conversation was Adina's deep care for her team. She shared how empowering people and fostering authentic connections drives her leadership. Adina believes that when individuals feel valued and supported, they naturally perform at their best, which has shaped the collaborative culture at Lemonade. For her, it's not just about hitting targets but ensuring that the people behind the work are thriving. Navigating Transitions and Staying Resilient We also explored some of the major transitions Adina navigated as COO, including Lemonade's IPO and the challenges of adapting to a post-pandemic world. Her ability to foresee changes and keep the company resilient in the face of uncertainty is a testament to her forward-thinking leadership. Adina shared how she focused on maintaining employee motivation and stability during times of market volatility, proving that staying true to long-term goals is essential.    Strong Female Leadership Network  A particularly inspiring aspect of our chat was how Lemonade has grown into a strong female-led company, with many of the senior leadership roles held by women. Adina explained how this organic growth has created a supportive network of female leaders who bring out the best in each other, contributing to both the personal growth of these women and the business's success. Work - life balance Adina also opened up about balancing her professional role as COO with being a mother of three. She highlighted how her genuine love for people and her passion for empowering others fuels her ability to manage both work and family life. It was clear throughout our conversation that her strength lies in her ability to connect with her team on a human level, while maintaining her strategic leadership. Authenticity as the Core of Leadership To me, the most striking part of Adina's journey is her commitment to authenticity. Her leadership is deeply rooted in staying true to her values, which she believes is the foundation of long-term success. From her personal life decisions to her professional path, Adina's courage to embrace change and empower others is a guiding principle for her, and it's something that left a lasting impression on me. Adina's journey highlights the power of authentic leadership, emphasizing the importance of empowering people while staying adaptable in the face of change. Her ability to balance strategic vision with a genuine care for her team sets a strong example for leaders navigating both personal and professional growth.

Astor CIO Jan Eckstein and Armory Capital CEO Nick Tell discuss what Trump's victory will mean for the economy and the Fed. – LISTEN NOW! Episode 142 MAS-M-646020-2024-11-20 The post Astor CIO Jan Eckstein and Armory Capital CEO Nick Tell discuss what Trump's victory will mean for the economy and the Fed. appeared first on Astor Investment Management.

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03.11.2024 10:00: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Eckstein - "Singt und spielt dem Herrn in euren Herzen" - Phil. 2, 6-11 und die Christuspsalmen im Neuen Testament - Gottesdienst

31.10.2024 19:30: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Eckstein - Das Geheimnis der Reformation. Die Entdeckung der Nähe Gottes (Ps. 139) - Reformationsgottesdienst

When David Eckstein inherited a struggling business unit earlier in his career, he faced an uphill battle. The unit wasn't one he had built, nor had he developed the frameworks or discounting policies in place. Yet, it was hemorrhaging money, and Eckstein quickly realized he had to act. “Just because you inherited the business doesn't mean it's not yours,” he says. “And you shouldn't be thinking in terms of, you know, this isn't mine.”The first challenge was identifying the root of the problem. Was it high commissions? Support costs? After careful analysis, Eckstein uncovered the crux of the issue: the business was operating with a negative gross margin. Several factors were to blame, including a lack of control over discounting. “One person had full control over whether they gave an 80% or 20% discount,” he explains. “We needed to implement levels and thresholds to bring structure to the process.”In addition, Eckstein found that the company hadn't properly evaluated its costs to serve customers. Key personnel were misaligned to the cost of goods sold (COGS), and the company wasn't capitalizing research and development (R&D). “We had to reassign resources to the right areas and ensure our investments aligned with revenue goals,” he recalls.The experience reinforced Eckstein's belief that leadership means taking full responsibility, even when circumstances are inherited. “You need to embrace change and the outcome,” he reflects. “That's the only way to create ownership and drive meaningful results.” Through these efforts, Eckstein began to repair the business unit's trajectory, validating that accountability and decisive action are essential to strategic leadership.

In today's episode, we discuss anxiety and worry with Ben Eckstein, a leading expert in the treatment of anxiety and rumination. As the owner and director of Bull City Anxiety and OCD Treatment Center, Ben specializes in helping individuals break free from cycles of overthinking and distress. He brings a wealth of clinical experience and knowledge as a therapist, speaker, and author of Worrying is Optional: Break the Cycle of Anxiety and Rumination That Keeps You Stuck, where he explores practical strategies for managing anxiety and reclaiming peace of mind. Through his work, Ben aims to empower others to build balanced lives that align with their values, offering actionable insights for anyone struggling with anxiety. Join us for an insightful conversation with Ben Eckstein as we explore the nature of anxiety, worry, and the mental traps that keep us stuck in cycles of rumination. What drives our constant need to overthink, and how can we shift our relationship with worry to regain control of our lives? Ben shares his expertise on distinguishing between helpful and unhelpful thoughts, the factors that contribute to anxiety, and practical approaches for managing it effectively. Discover actionable strategies to break free from overthinking, cultivate a balanced mindset, and build a life aligned with your values. Learn how to transform worry from a barrier into a tool for growth and resilience in both your personal and professional life. What to Listen For Introduction – 00:00:00 What is worry, and how can you tell when it becomes a problem in your life? Why do some people worry more than others, and what role do genetics and environment play in anxiety? How can you differentiate between worrying as a habit and worrying as a productive response? Controlling Worry vs. Accepting It – 00:05:26 Why is it important to distinguish between “worry” as a noun and “worrying” as a verb? What aspects of worry are within our control, and when is it best to let go? How can identifying whether a problem is solvable or unsolvable help reduce anxiety? Building a Healthier Relationship with Worry – 00:11:10 What does it mean to have a relationship with worry, and how can you assess whether yours is healthy? Why might some positive beliefs about worry actually perpetuate anxiety? How can reframing your thoughts about worry lead to greater mental freedom? Tools and Techniques to Manage Worry – 00:18:04 What strategies can help you become more aware of your worry patterns? How can scheduling “worry time” or saying worries out loud help diminish their power? Why is practicing attention control essential for breaking the cycle of rumination? Accepting Uncertainty – 00:30:03 How can you develop a “good enough” threshold when seeking certainty? Why is embracing uncertainty an important skill, and what role does acceptance play in managing anxiety? What exercises can help you practice accepting uncertainty in daily life? Helping Others Who Worry – 00:42:55 How can you support a friend or family member who struggles with chronic worry? Why does offering reassurance often fall short, and what are more effective alternatives? What can you do to validate someone's feelings while encouraging them to build resilience? Replacing Worry with Productive Actions – 00:53:55 What should you replace worry with, and how can you identify healthier coping mechanisms? How can perspective-taking and looking back at past worries help reduce current anxiety? Why is it crucial to find constructive activities that fulfill the same needs that worrying addresses? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Disaster on God's people is disaster on God's people, and Jews and Christians are in this together,” Yael Eckstein said. Join Pastor Allen Jackson for an interview with Eckstein, President of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ), as we remember those impacted by the October 7 attacks in Israel. Eckstein discusses the work the IFCJ is doing to provide aid, relief, and hope for those affected by the war. She shares how the prayers and support of Christians in America has been encouraging and urges us to continue praying for the peace of Israel. This interview was a part of the Flags of Fellowship event, hosted by IFCJ, Trinity Broadcasting Network, and hundreds of churches across the United States, including World Outreach Church. Antisemitism is on the rise again, and as Christians, we need to use our voices and boldly stand with our friends in Israel.   To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world, visit this link: allenjackson.com/podcastdonate

Since his early teens, Neale Eckstein has been in a love affair with the guitar, music, and the dream of the singer/songwriter, though he allowed that passion to take a backseat for many years to his work as a pediatric dentist.

Astor CIO Jan Eckstein and Armory's Nick Tell Discuss the Recent Surprising Economic News and What it Means For the Fed – LISTEN NOW! Episode 141 MAS-M-619560-2024-10-10 The post Astor CIO Jan Eckstein and Armory CEO Nick Tell Discuss the Recent Surprising Economic News and What it Means for the Fed appeared first on Astor Investment Management.

Wearing high heels or flats to work is a small thing most women don't give too much thought to, but when seconds matter while running to a bomb shelter, a simple decision over footwear becomes critical.  Most women in Israel don't wear heels because, when the sirens sound, Israelis have only about 30 seconds to make it to a bomb shelter, Yael Eckstein, president of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, explains.  “Just the other day, four days ago, we woke up at 5 a.m. to a siren sounding,” said Eckstein, who lives in Israel with her husband and four children. “We had 90 seconds to wake up our four kids and get them to our shelter in time. Thank God we have a shelter in our home, but even 90 seconds to wake up the kids, get them down to the shelter, we didn't have time to bring our puppy, and so my kids were crying that the puppy was outside, and I had to make the decision of keeping my kids safe or going out and getting the puppy and risking our lives.”  For people living in Israel, these are “everyday situations,” she says.  Eckstein joins “The Daily Signal Podcast" to discuss Iran's recent attack on Israel and commemorate the anniversary of the Oct. 7 terrorist attack. 

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Zufällig hört Edna, wie sich die Eltern ihrer besten Freundin über sie unterhalten. Seitdem fühlt sie sich unsichtbar. Von Frauke Angel www.kakadu.de, Kakadu

In this episode, we chat with Michael Eckstein, the accountant who's making waves in the marketing agency world—and not just because he's dubbed himself ‘LinkedIn's cutest accountant.' Michael spills on the wild side of accounting, like that time a client casually mentioned a safe stuffed with cash or another who brushed off a $140,000 tax bill like it was no big deal. We dive into how Michael's all about those deep, personal connections with his clients, going way beyond the usual number-crunching to offer a service that's as high-touch as it gets.But it's not all sunshine and spreadsheets. Michael opens up about the frustrations of the accounting world, from the cold, impersonal help desk software that's creeping into the industry to his own dreams of becoming an influencer and setting up an affiliate shop—only to find out that the accounting world isn't exactly brimming with opportunities for that. We also get into the sketchy side of affiliate marketing and how some companies are pushing boundaries in all the wrong ways.Of course, no convo would be complete without a little AI talk—Michael shares his take on the challenges of integrating AI into accounting software and why it's crucial to keep advocating for clients amidst all the tech changes. Plus, we dish on the invite-only retreats we've been to and why keeping a balance between work and life is non-negotiable. Oh, and there's a bit of HR talk too, because boundaries, am I right?In the next part, we dive into the fun stuff—parties, surveys, and pricing strategies. We swap stories about a wild party in Scottsdale, the headache of crafting the perfect survey, and why sometimes, you just gotta raise those prices. Social media's influence gets a mention, as does our itch to hit up the next big marketing event. And yes, there's even a segment on tattoos and our signature scavenger hunt!Finally, we wrap things up with some real talk on everything from the daily struggle of outfit repetition to the lack of accountant representation in media. We get into domain name drama, the challenges of being a woman in a male-dominated field, and brainstorm ideas for accountant merch. The episode caps off with a laugh-out-loud story about a podcast sponsorship that went hilariously off the rails.Take Michael's Survey here! https://survey.restingbusinessface.com/JGOOlrzRmDzCJb3qPCWH Get full access to Pretty Funny Business at www.prettyfunnybusiness.com/subscribe

Astor CIO Jan Eckstein and Armory CEO Nick Tell Give An Overview of Where the Economy is Today. Episode 140 Listen Now! MAS-M-591835-2024-08-13 The post Astor CIO Jan Eckstein and Armory CEO Nick Tell Give An Overview of Where the Economy is Today. appeared first on Astor Investment Management.

On This Magic Life, Andrea is joined by a successful 26-year old entrepreneur who was rejected from every business club in college… And how that failure became a pivotal experience for him to start creating his own amazing opportunities – not just at school, but in his post-grad career journey.  He's since gone on to found a start-up currently working to revolutionize LinkedIn Creator Marketing called Creator Match. AJ Eckstein, a self-proclaimed “late bloomer” shares how he went from being a lazy kid in high school who lacked determination and hustle to a TEDx speaker, the youngest ever Fast Company contributor, and trailblazing entrepreneur transforming LinkedIn into a creator's paradise. You'll learn why AJ believes it's normal not to be ambitious at a young age, how he transformed a failed club at USC into a thriving business culture for Latinx students after other more popular business clubs on campus had rejected him… And exactly why he lives by the belief that “95% of life is outbound.” Listen to the full episode to hear how AJ's philosophy for running marathons translates into a philosophy for life, the story of why he encourages young people to “build their own door,” and the importance of creating your own magic instead of waiting for it to happen to you. Plus, AJ reveals his biggest hack in mentorship and what you can do to attract more serendipity to your own life starting today. Tune in to the next episode of This Magic Life on August 14th to hear actress Sheila Kelley share how she discovered her erotic creature and soul's purpose by accident.  More Magic with Andrea: Watch This Magic Life on YouTube Sign up for Andrea's newsletter Connect with Andrea on LinkedIn Follow Andrea on Twitter Follow Andrea on ‍Instagram Join Andrea on Facebook Follow Andrea on TikTok In this episode, you'll discover: 04:59 AJ reveals why it's actually okay to be a late bloomer 07:04 Why the hardest line to cross in a marathon isn't the finish line 11:48 The importance of providing as much value as possible to your customers 15:00 Why students shouldn't worry about being considered a “try hard”  18:19 AJ's advice for when things really suck 22:00 The most valuable thing you can do from an investment standpoint 28:15 Why you absolutely have to do outbound, in marketing and in life 34:17 Why AJ wants higher highs and lower lows instead of a stable 9 - 5 job 36:33 What you can do today to become more magical and experience more serendipity 37:46 The secrets to the magic behind AJ's success in his career  39:45 Andrea's advice on how to uncover your passion Resources to go deeper: Follow AJ on Instagram Visit CreatorMatch Connect with AJ on LinkedIn Read AJ's work on FastCompany.com Check out The Final Round  

In this episode, host Brianna Doe interviews AJ Eckstein, founder and CEO of Creator Match, a LinkedIn creator marketing platform. AJ shares his insights on the untapped potential of LinkedIn for influencer marketing and how brands can leverage it to drive growth and build successful partnerships.=========================================Best Moments:(00:34) AJ Eckstein's background and why he chose to focus on LinkedIn for influencer marketing(01:02) The perception of LinkedIn influencer marketing among brands and creators(04:26) The organic growth of Brianna's LinkedIn following and the lack of brand deals initially(05:02) AJ's perspective on LinkedIn's limitations in analytics and the need for better tracking tools(08:13) The value proposition of LinkedIn influencer marketing for B2C brands(10:08) The importance of understanding customer acquisition costs and lifetime value for LinkedIn campaigns(12:54) The benefits of whitelisting creators' content for paid ads on LinkedIn(14:15) The need for creators to negotiate usage rights and compensation for whitelisted content(16:07) Brianna's excitement about LinkedIn's thought leader ads and their potential for marketers and creators(18:36) The challenges of getting accurate analytics and reporting on LinkedIn campaigns(24:56) Common mistakes brands make when starting with LinkedIn influencer marketing(29:33) Working directly with marketers or leadership teams for influencer campaigns(32:34) The importance of investing in longer-term partnerships and the ideal length(35:38) Final thoughts and advice on building impactful, long-term influencer partnerships=========================================Guest Bio:AJ Eckstein is the founder and CEO of Creator Match, a LinkedIn creator marketing platform. His mission is to unlock the untapped potential of LinkedIn, foster trust, increase awareness, and drive conversions for marketers, helping them build impactful and successful brand campaigns.

On today's Cartoon Pad, the award-winning New Yorker cartoonist, author, teacher, TED Talk speaker and film producer and director, Liza Donnelly. Her new film project Women Laughing is a featured kickstarter now, check it out and get some great perks! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/womenlaughingfilm/women-laughing

Ben Eckstein, LCSW, author of Worrying is Optional, joins us to discuss worry. Ben is owner and director of Bull City Anxiety & OCD Treatment Center in Durham, NC. Eckstein was trained at McLean Hospital's OCD Institute, and has been specializing in the treatment of anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) for more than a decade. He serves on the board of directors for OCD North Carolina, and offers training, workshops, and speaking engagements in addition to his clinical work.  Visit our website at www.newharbinger.com and use coupon code 'Podcast25' to receive 25% off your entire order.  Buy the Book:  New Harbinger - https://bit.ly/443XSwV  Amazon - https://a.co/d/96mpYJF  Barnes & Noble - https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/1142925253  Bookshop.org - https://bit.ly/4cXbsWO  If you have ideas for future episodes, thoughts, or questions, we'd love to hear from you! Send us an email at podcast@newharbinger.com 

If worry is your constant companion, take heart—you're in good company. Let's clear something up: worrying is as human as breathing. Everyone does it, and sometimes it even helps. But when worry transforms into a monster that steals your sleep, scrambles your thoughts, and holds your decisions hostage, that's when we've got a problem. If this sounds familiar, you'll want to hear this conversation with Ben Eckstein where we unpack his book, Worrying Is Optional: Break the Cycle of Anxiety and Rumination That Keeps You Stuck. Tune in to learn how to navigate the cycle of worry and find a balanced approach to life's uncertainties. Listen and Learn:  The fundamental distinction between "worry" and "worrying"  How did worrying become part of our human operating system, and when does it stop being helpful? Why don't our brains dismiss anxiety and focus solely on problem-solving, instead of reinforcing fear patterns? How to master the skills to coexist with anxiety and thrive despite it Unexpected insights from "Legend of Zelda" to explain the nuanced approach needed to treat anxiety The importance of having compassion for the future version of you Resources:  Worrying Is Optional: Break the Cycle of Anxiety and Rumination That Keeps You Stuck Website: www.bullcityanxiety.com Instagram: @bullcityanxiety Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bullcityanxiety About Ben Eckstein Ben Eckstein, LCSW is a therapist specializing in the treatment of OCD, Anxiety, and OC-Related Disorders. Ben honed his specialty in OCD while working at McLean Hospital's OCD Institute in Boston. He's now the owner and director of Bull City Anxiety & OCD Treatment Center in Durham, North Carolina. Ben is the vice president of OCD North Carolina, the NC state affiliate of the International OCD Foundation. In addition to his clinical work, Ben is a speaker, trainer, and author. His first book, Worrying is Optional: Break the Cycle of Anxiety and Rumination That Keeps You Stuck, was published in 2023. Related Episodes 313. ACT-Informed Exposure for Anxiety with Brian Pilecki and Brian Thompson 250. Anxiety and Perfectionism with Clarissa Ong 212. Stuff That's Loud: OCD and Anxiety with Lisa Coyne and Ben Sedley 188. Unwinding Anxiety with Judson Brewer 121. Be Mighty: An Episode for Stressed Out, Worried Women with Jill Stoddard 77. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with Jill Stoddard Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Welcome to episode 233 of the Grow Your Law Firm podcast, hosted by Ken Hardison. In this episode, Ken sits down with Adam Armbruster, Senior Partner at Eckstein, Summers, Armbruster & Co (ESA & Co). With over 30 years of experience, Adam has helped clients grow their sales and profits by leveraging the power of TV, digital, and mobile advertising. As a Fox Business commentator and contributor to several publications, Adam shares insights and analysis on the latest media trends and their impact on consumers and businesses. Core competencies include designing and executing high-ROI campaigns, creating and implementing customized TV, web, and mobile plans, delivering keynote speeches, webinars, and training sessions, and applying the proven methodology used by the top one percent of all sales professionals. The mission is to help clients and audiences engage their customers and prospects effectively and stay ahead of the curve in the dynamic media landscape.   What you'll learn about in this episode:   1. Importance of Video Content:  - Utilize various platforms like YouTube, Meta, and LinkedIn for video content.  - Video content feeds AI algorithms, boosting visibility and engagement.   2. Evolving Marketing Strategies:  - Embrace video marketing to engage audiences effectively.  - Test different ad formats to determine what resonates best with viewers.   3. Responsive Client Engagement:  - Immediate responsiveness is key to winning clients in urgent situations.  - Differentiate your firm by emphasizing trustworthiness and responsiveness.   4. Online Reputation Management:  - Online presence and responsiveness are crucial for client retention.  - Leverage CRM data to analyze client patterns and improve conversion rates.   5. Competitive Market Strategies:  - Brand and differentiation are essential in competitive markets like Atlanta and Miami.  - Monitor key metrics like Google costs per click and conversion rates for marketing optimization.   Resources:  https://www.linkedin.com/posts/adam-armbruster-4bb862a_my-fox-business-interview-with-legendary-activity-6868984099739181057-q-T2?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop https://www.facebook.com/AdamonTV/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-armbruster-4bb862a/   Additional Resources:    https://www.pilmma.org/aiworkshop https://www.pilmma.org/the-mastermind-effect https://www.pilmma.org/resources https://www.pilmma.org/mastermind New boost

Henry Eckstein is the founder of Healthy Indoor Consultants. He is committed to sharing his expertise as a Building Biology Institute certified Electromagnetic Radiation Specialist (EMRS), Environmental Consultant (BBEC), and New Building Consultant (BBNC) to help you live free of fear, stress, and pain related to your indoor home environment, so you can stop feeling scared in your own home, and start living the peaceful healthy life you deserve. He graduated with an MSEE from the University of California, Berkeley and worked in the aerospace sector for many years specializing in telecommunications protocols and then as a Chief Information Officer for a large risk services company.SHOWNOTES:

Scott Eckstein shares his unique and diverse background creating solutions for an aging planet. Learn about his current roles as Managing Director of Active Living International and Chief Strategy Officer for CiminoCare Care, challenges curating quality care for his aging loved ones, and passion for educating the next generation of senior living providers.  About Scott Scott Eckstein has over 30 years of diverse research, analysis, development, operations, and education experience in the senior living space. He has been directly involved in senior living projects throughout the United States, South and Central America, Europe, Africa, and Asia and specializes in providing strategic analysis, acquisitions, development, education, and operations advisory solutions for an aging planet. He is currently the Managing Director for Active Living International, an internationally focused senior living advisory firm, as well as Strategic Advisor for CiminoCare, a California-based middle market senior living operator.  Eckstein's senior living experience began in the nascent days of senior housing. He has helped promote the creation of purpose built environments for senior wellness, lifestyles and care as well as having specialized in the creation and operation of a unique range of residential alternatives for the aging population worldwide, from active adult housing through the spectrum to memory care.  Eckstein has held management positions at numerous senior living operators: Brookdale, Emeritus (now Brookdale), Aegis Living, Sunrise Senior Living and ARV Assisted Living (now Atria).  In addition, he was also the Director of Business Development at WellAWARE Systems (now part of Best Buy), a pioneer in the senior tech space. Eckstein was also, the Director of the Senior Living Program at Boston University's School of Hospitality Administration and was a Clinical Assistant Professor and Senior Living Executive in Residence at the Granger Cobb Institute for Senior Living in the Carson College of Business at Washington State University (in which whose formation he was actively involved.) Key Takeaways A career in senior living and aging services is impactful because of the ability to make a difference in people's lives for a few years rather than a few days in a hotel or resort. There are incredible opportunities, but the industries don't market themselves well. Active adult (55+) communities serve a younger age bracket needing minimal care. The category overlaps with wellness real estate and intergenerational housing. Independent living adds care services and attracts people in their late 70s and 80s. One of the biggest problems in the active adult housing market is residents don't want to leave as they age and need higher levels of care. In the United States, you can't push people out legally. The biggest challenges in senior living are related to management, leadership, training, and culture. They are intricately related. The silent generation and baby boomers are focused on wellness and technology, so senior living communities are incorporating Centers for Healthy Living with massage rooms, fitness equipment and aging-related retail. Most communities offer telehealth post covid, and some offer a tech concierge. The most important questions to ask an assisted living community before signing on the dotted line include the turnover of team members and the training they receive, the flexible (or lack of) of the dining options. Dining is the major issue beyond care.  

In this week's episode Steven is once again joined by Michael Eckstein, an enrolled agent who takes a no nonsense approach to helping his clients get taxes and business right. Steven and Michael share pet peeves on working in tax and talk about taxpayer's obsession with the "sexy" strategies while skipping over all the basic stuff that everyone should do every year. Listen to the end as Steven and Michael share action items for improving taxpayer experiences. https://bit.ly/3OvRrfu

Emily Eckstein is a Nike Community Coach, Equinox Group Fitness Coach, and host of the Fit Food Junkies Podcast.  In this episode, we talk about Emily's journey into fitness, overcoming an eating disorder, how you can actually exercise too much, getting a role on a reality game show, becoming a coach for Nike and Equinox, finding a balance with fitness and every day life, and so much more.  FOLLOW THE PODCAST: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeremy-miller80 DONATE TO PROJECT PURPLE

In episode 411 I chat with Ben Eckstein (LCSW). Ben is a therapist in Durham, North Carolina, specialising in the treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and anxiety disorders. Ben founded his therapy centre Bull City Anxiety, and recently published a book called, ‘Worrying is optional'.  We discuss what is rumination, building awareness of when ruminating, keeping a log of rumination, working with rumination in therapy, the difference between OCD and generalised anxiety disorder (GAD), and much more. Hope it helps.  Show notes: https://theocdstories.com/episode/ben-411 The podcast is made possible by NOCD. NOCD offers effective, convenient therapy available in the US and outside the US. To find out more about NOCD, their therapy plans and if they currently take your insurance head over to https://go.treatmyocd.com/theocdstories Thanks to all our patrons for supporting our work. To sign up to our Patreon and to check out the benefits you'll receive as a Patron, visit: https://www.patreon.com/theocdstoriespodcast