Podcasts about educating entrepreneurs

Melanie Perry founder of Zeallionaire Enterprises Inc., Educating Entrepreneurs and youth about wealth planning

Dr. Mona Al Ali, Manager at Badiri Education and Development Academy, spoke about the academy's recently held entrepreneurial education series and its importance as a platform for entrepreneurs and business owners to grow, connect, and share their concerns with one another. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

In this episode, our guest Dr. Gaidi Faraj the Dean of Faculty and Academic Affairs at ALU and holds a PhD in African Diaspora Studies from University of California talks about the key role academic institutions play in nurturing entrepreneurs in Africa. He shares how ALU has the right systems in place to increase the students' capacity and knowledge skills and also give them mindsets and skill sets to build confidence and competence so that they leave as problem solvers and leaders.

Hello everyone and welcome to Pocket Thoughts! On today’s episode we are talking about managing risk. We start off with what we think the biggest risks we see when it comes to jumping into entrepreneurship and then ask ourselves if those risks we brought up are the reasons we don’t quit our jobs now and make the jump. We then get into a shameless plug of our company, Educating Entrepreneurs, and how the design sprint really helps out when it comes to managing risk of your future company. After that we touch a little on a previous podcast about getting into entrepreneurship with a partner and not doing it alone. And finally we let you guys know what things you need to do this week to manage risk. Please let us know if our advice worked for you or if you have any other suggestions we can share and try ourselves. Thank you as always for listening and enjoy your week!   Subscribe! "Like" us on Facebook at facebook.com/EducatingEntrepreneurs Follow us on Instagram @educating_entrepreneurs

Hello and welcome to Pocket Thoughts! We’ve got a jam-packed episode for you guys with a lot of helpful information. On today’s episode we ask ourselves, can entrepreneurship be learned? We all have some different opinions on this and talk about things such as commitment, having a growth mindset, a great discussion on observing the masses and doing the opposite and much, much more.  Thank you all for taking time to listen to this I hope you all get something out of it because at the end of the day that is our goal, to impact at least one person with the content we provide.  Check us out on social media by searching Educating Entrepreneurs. Enjoy the show and have a great day!   Show Notes 5:19 - The most successful entrepreneurs, I believe are not predestined to become ultra successful 11:15 - Bobby’s 10 Entrepreneurship rules you should master 14:59 - You have to believe that you can learn it, otherwise it’s not going to work 22:27 - Adaptation needs to be learned through experiences 25:57 - Bobby’s 7 Quotes 30:50 - Is it human nature to follow the masses or is it something that we’ve learned as we’ve grown up? 42:29 - You can just become an entrepreneur, but becoming successful, you’re going to have to do it differently 47:00 - Is this the value that I want to be providing? If the answer is no to that, then you need to change something 53:47 - Show Wrap Up! Subscribe! "Like" us on Facebook at facebook.com/EducatingEntrepreneurs Follow us on Instagram @educating_entrepreneurs

Hello and welcome to Pocket Thoughts! On today’s episode we discuss if we are actually entrepreneurs. This is something we feel people to ask themselves before jumping into the world of entrepreneurship. We will give you all of the questions we asked ourselves before getting started as well as what warnings we have before becoming an entrepreneur. Be sure to keep up with our social media by searching Educating Entrepreneurs and find our blogs on LinkedIn and on our website at educatingentrepreneurs.com. Enjoy the show and have a fantastic week. Show Notes 1:08 - Are you an entrepreneur? 6:08 - 6 Successful quality types for entrepreneurs 13:08 - There isn’t a one size fits all when it comes to entrepreneurship 17:39 - What stage/point do you consider yourself an entrepreneur? 23:36 - Entrepreneurship is a mindset, it’s the willingness to get out there and try 27:50 - Our failures with entrepreneurship 39:14 - If you’re not okay with it getting worse before it gets better you’re putting yourself in a tough spot 43:38 - As an entrepreneur you are going to have to take a lot of the responsibility and blame. Even if it was not your fault, you are the owner and you will need to get in front of the issue 44:11 - It’s not an IF you fail, it’s a WHEN you fail 56:40 - Wrap Up! If you're not familiar with the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator (MBTI), you should be. It's one of the most accurate and valuable tools to help you better understand yourself, and identify your strengths and areas for growth. Although it's not going to jump out and tell you your passion, it may help you realize the entrepreneurial role that you may take in your future company (visionary, advisor, superstar, etc).   These Four Characteristics Are: Extroversion (E) vs. Introversion (I) Sensing (S) vs. Intuition (N) Thinking (T) vs. Feeling (F) Judging (J) vs. Perceiving (P) After you take the personality test, you will be given a four letter personality type indicator depending on which side of the spectrum you fall for each characteristic. For example if you were high in extraversion, intuition, thinking, and judging, then you would be assigned the character type ENTJ.   The spectrums are simply just a measure of how much you like: To deal with people and things Facts and reality Logic and truth A life-style that is well constructed or one that goes with the flow Some character types are more highly associated with successful entrepreneurs and managers than others, but your score doesn't mean that you can or cannot be an entrepreneur, it simply reveals the characteristics that you should strive for that will lead towards higher chance of success.   You might just be born to be an entrepreneur if you rank for one of these six personality types: ESTP - Known for taking fast action, thinking logically based on fact, and full of passion and energy. Only 4% of people fit this personality type, including famous novelist Ernest Hemingway. ENTJ - Natural born leaders known for ruthlessly pushing through to their goals through sheer determination and willpower. Steve Jobs was one of the 3% of the population categorized as an ENTJ. ENTP - Are seekers of knowledge and visionaries, and big dreamers. ENTP's like Thomas Edison will brainstorm a path to success and lead the team there. Only 3% of the population are ENTP. ESTJ - Making up no less than 11% of the population, ESTJs are well liked for their clear advice and guidance. These leaders great organizers and often lead by example and with honesty. Famous business mogul John D. Rockefeller was ESTJ. INTJ - These intellectual individuals are extremely ambitious, decisive, and curious. Elon Musk is a great example of an INTJ because he believes nothing is impossible with the right game plan. They make up only 2% of the population. ISTJ - Especially known for taking responsibility for their actions and executing work with accuracy and patience, these entrepreneurs always stick to their word. They make up 13% of the population including America's founder, George Washington. These six personality types all have four underlying trends in common, they're often curious, creative, they take responsibility, and they're decisive.   Decisiveness Notice how every single one of those personalities rank higher in "Thinking" over "Feeling". That's because according to a 2004 U.S. study the most successful entrepreneurs will pick a direction to take the business and stick with it. This makes them naturally less likely to be concerned with keeping harmony and more focused on achieving the objective.   Responsibility These personality types also take full responsibility over their futures and themselves. Psychoanalyst Jonathan Alpert notes that "the entrepreneur looks at the situation and knows he has some control over the outcome". Rather than making excuses for why things don't get done, they will take on obstacles as a challenge and assume personal responsibility for achieving the goal. This is known as having a high "locus of control", which has been proven by dozens of studies to be highly correlated with success in business.   Curiosity The classic saying "leaders are readers" couldn't be more true. Entrepreneur personalities are always seeking out new knowledge, which is why so many of them often have their nose in a book. According to a Gallup study of hundreds of entrepreneurial personality traits, being curious makes the top 10 list of "must-have" traits to be successful as an entrepreneur. If you aren't learning every day, this may be the #1 habit you should strive to develop in the near future.   Creativity Business is an intellectual art to entrepreneurs. You'll constantly be forced to find creative ways to overcome obstacles and do things differently in order to stand out. Gallup's CEO Jim Clifton remarked on a study of the fastest growing companies that "to stay competitive, we have to lead the world in per-person creativity". Being a leader in business is like being a professional problem solver, it takes a lot of brainstorming and creative planning to make your dreams come true.   Once again, taking this personality test won't give you a silver bullet to discovering your passion, but it will help you understand which role you will eventually occupy in your company.   Free test at: https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test

In this episode we discuss pricing out the courses for Educating Entrepreneurs! Let us know if you like the strategy we are going with and if you would do it differently!

Show Notes Hello and welcome to Pocket Thoughts! On today’s episode we will be talking about mentors and mentorship. We dive into topics about how to find the right mentor, what you can provide for your mentor and how having a mentor is even like being in a relationship with your significant other. I hope you all enjoy the show and check out all of our social media to keep up with us and our company Educating Entrepreneurs! 2:00 - What is a mentor to you? 7:43 - You need to sacrifice something for your mentor 18:53 - The biggest thing with mentorship is that you’re learning from their experiences, so that you don't have to experience it yourself. 26:45 - You need to be consciously making effort to provide value to your mentor 33:47 - Do you let someone know they are your mentor or is it something that just happens? 35:40 - Someone has excelled in a place where you want to excel 44:46 - Weekly Wrap! Subscribe! "Like" us on Facebook at facebook.com/EducatingEntrepreneurs Follow us on Instagram @educating_entrepreneurs

Hello everyone! Introducing our newest part of the podcast which is our value add to YOU! After we record the first part of the podcast you will get an in-depth look into Educating Entrepreneurs and how we operate our weekly meetings. Let us know what you think of this and try to use our strategies yourself!   Subscribe! "Like" us on Facebook at facebook.com/EducatingEntrepreneurs Follow us on Instagram @educating_entrepreneurs

Hello and welcome to Pocket Thoughts! We’ve got an interesting episode for you all today! Bobby will go more into depth on this at the beginning of the show, but we all gave each other a week to think about EE and where we stand with it. Do we like it still? Do we want to move forward with it? Is someone in the group leaving? You will hear those answers and more during the episode! Thank you all for listening and have a wonderful week! Show Notes 2:26 - Joey’s status on EE 7:18 - Brandon’s status on EE 10:04- The only way you can find out if you are passionate about it or not is if you experiment with it 19:45 - Brady’s status on EE 31:49 - Weekly Wrap! Subscribe! "Like" us on Facebook at facebook.com/EducatingEntrepreneurs Follow us on Instagram @educating_entrepreneurs

Danielle Anderson is the founder of Step & Stone – a coaching and strategy consultancy for early- and growth-stage entrepreneurs. Step & Stone was founded in London in 2013 and opened a second office in Nairobi in 2017. She has supported hundreds of entrepreneurs across Europe, the Caribbean and east Africa to determine who they're in business for, what exactly they're selling, how to price it and how to talk about it in a way that compels people to care. Danielle has a Bachelor's degree in Management & Organisational Behaviour from New York University, Stern School of Business.  Prior to starting her business, she spent a decade working within investment banking in New York, Chicago and London. Danielle loves freedom, adventure and making connections all over the world. She has lived in 4 countries and has an insatiable wanderlust (75 countries and counting!). She also is super passionate about gym workouts, 90s hip hop and nail art. In this episode, Jenny and Danielle talk about being brave, walking boldly through life and living with a deep sense of passion without looking back. It is a conversation filled with sincerity and truths that we need to be daily reminded of. Remember that money does not always bring you happiness and more importantly, you have one life to live - so, be unapologetically you.   Mentions: Danielle Twitter Instagram Afrilove Connection Club Fast Track - Start up Boot CampStorytelling School One last thing to live by: Live life without apology. Be unapologetically you. Do not be afraid to be who you are and to stand for your values.

Michael is a successful Entrepreneur having started and run 9 business's (1 business successfully listed on the Australian Stock Exchange). With over $1billion in sales through his businesses, Michael is considered an Expert in the touring space having run more than 1400 events in the last 17 years. Michael is passionate about the entrepreneur scene and is one of only a few who specialise in educating Entrepreneurs.Outside of the business arena, Michael is a loving husband, proud father and a keen golfer.Michael's primary business Success Resources is the world's largest Education Seminar company. This year SR will Successfully running 500+ entrepreneurial events in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, South Africa, USA, Europe and the UK with an annual turn over of $120m+. With over 250 staff in 10 offices SR will empower 350,000+ entrepreneurs this year and has served 10 million+ clients over its 20yr history.Michael is also a director & shareholder in Australia's leading Financial Services and Education company Infinity Group Australia. Infinity lead by the passion founders Graeme Holm and Rebecca Walker + a dedicated team all across the eastern seaboard are here to help everyday Aussies become financially free. Infinity currently holds the title of Number 1 Finance Broker in the Country and 2019 Winner of Rising Star Award. This year Infinity will educate 10,000's of Aussies + provide financial advice and vehicles to achieve the great Australian dream.Michael is an exceptional leader. Building and maintaining trusted commercial relationships with many local and international celebrities, speakers and businesses including Donald Trump, Tony Robbins, Gary Vaynerchuk, Grant Cardone, Jay Shetty, Robert Kiyosaki of Rich Dad Poor Dad, Sir Richard Branson and many more.His unique Entrepreneurial style, Michael has been successful in building teams, creating strong systems and achieving unprecedented results not only in Australia but globally. Follow Michael on Instagram: itsmichaellane  Follow all of the Everyday Leaders, Subscribe to this podcast, join my website and sign up for personal development leadership classes and coaching at www.everydayleaders.com  Subscribe to my YouTube Channel to hear from Everyday Leaders all over the world and how we together are "Changing the World"

Hello ladies and gentlemen and welcome to Pocket Thoughts! Big milestone for us here at Educating Entrepreneurs and Pocket Thoughts as we hit our 20th podcast episode. I’m very glad we have made it this far and can’t wait to provide you guys with more episodes and more useful content. On today’s episode we talk about what strategy we use to gain followers on social media and what we look for when following different accounts. Our second question is what is our favorite quote or phrase and why. Really good quotes there and reach out to us on any social media platform and let us know what your favorite quote or phrase is. And our final question for today is what is something (or multiple things) you do to stay on track and focused to a goal / vision? We finally have an EE update so look for that towards the end of the show and I hope you all have a great week! Show Notes 2:25 - “What is your strategy for gaining and maintaining followers on social media?” 6:14 - “You have to see what’s working and once something is working I would switch to a completely different strategy and test it for a few weeks and see if it works” 10:13 - “What’s your favorite quote or phrase and why?” 17:29 - “What is something (or multiple things) you do to stay on track and focused to a goal / vision?” 26:32 - “I have one goal and one vision, every little thing I do leads to that vision” 38:00 - EE Update! Subscribe! "Like" us on Facebook at facebook.com/EducatingEntrepreneurs Follow us on Instagram @educating_entrepreneurs

Hello and welcome to Pocket Thoughts! Today is March 18th and we have a great episode planned for you guys today. Brady won’t be on today’s show, so it will just be Bobby, Joey, and I. The day we recorded this episode was the day that Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp were shut down for over 6 hours so our first question is focused on that. Hypothetically if those apps were shut down for a month how would you go about marketing your business? Our second question is what do you think one major aspect of business an entrepreneur should have knowledge on when starting a business? We then dive into an Educating Entrepreneur related question and talk about how Educating Entrepreneurs differentiates from other courses in our personal opinion and where we see Educating Entrepreneurs in 10 years. Our third question we asked was, since we first started thinking about being an entrepreneur, how have our goals and motivation changed over time. And the final question for todays episode we each give our own definition of an what entrepreneur really is. Thank you everyone for listening! Stay up to date with everything Educating Entrepreneur related on social media and don’t be afraid to reach out, enjoy the week!   Show Notes 01:58 - “Hypothetically if they (Instagram/Facebook/whatsapp) were shut down for a month how would you go about marketing your business? 6:42 - “What do you think one major aspect of business an entrepreneur should have knowledge on when starting their business?” 11:19 - “If you’re going to be a start up and be successful, you have to be extremely agile” 13:14 - “You need to design for others. You need to design for other people's pain points. You need to constantly change your product, your service to fit what they need. You need to constantly test” 16:23 - “What differentiates EE from other courses in your personal opinion? What can you see EE being in 10 years from now?” 19:48 - Bobby explains Educating Entrepreneurs 23:04 - “Since you first started thinking about being an entrepreneur, how have your goals or how has your motivation changed over time?” 33:13 - “How do you define an entrepreneur?” 35:06 - “I believe an entrepreneur is constantly learning, constantly changing, and constantly innovating” 39:28 - Weekly Wrap! Subscribe! "Like" us on Facebook at facebook.com/EducatingEntrepreneurs Follow us on Instagram @educating_entrepreneurs

Happy Monday everyone! Thank you for taking time out of your day to listen to Pocket Thoughts. On today’s episode we get very honest and real with each other by asking the question of what is one characteristic, trait, and as Bobby would say one little Hebejeebie that concerns us about going into business with each other? This also leads us into talking about potentially having the conversation about what would happen if one of us were to be dragging the company down and what we would do about that. This may be a tough conversation for most people to have, especially with their friends, but it is extremely beneficial and I suggest everyone do it. Please don’t forget to follow us on all of our social media by searching Educating Entrepreneurs. Enjoy the episode and have a great week!   Ep. 16 - Show Notes 01:38 - “When looking at our team of four people, what is one characteristic, one trait, one little hebejeebie that concerns you about going into business with each other?” 6:35 - “I know those are all flaws, but I also know that they can be can assets if I use them right” 11:21 - “What if, in the future, one of your friends is really dragging down the team? 16:09 - “You’ve pretty much solved my greatest fear because my greatest fear is not making sure someone is doing what’s best for them and what’s best for the company” 25:07 - “I personally think as an entrepreneur, you need to think that way and risk more if you want to get bigger returns and bigger rewards. 33:34 - “Do I choose to get 3 hours of sleep a night and perform at 70% on everything I do? Or do I get 5.5 hours of sleep and perform at 90%and focus on EE and that is one thing I’ve been scared about since the beginning” 35:47 - Weekly Wrap! Subscribe! "Like" us on Facebook at facebook.com/EducatingEntrepreneurs Follow us on Instagram @educating_entrepreneurs

Hello everyone and happy March. Thank you for tuning into Pocket Thoughts, I am your cohost Brandon and we’ve got another great episode ahead for everyone. Our first question for today is do you think people say “that’s just not the way I work/think” is an excuse or is it a valid reason to not try something in a certain way. Question number two is what is the biggest hurdle you face on a daily basis? And the final question is what is the best purchase you have made in the last month or 2 that has benefited your life the most? Don’t forget to check out all of our social media by searching Educating Entrepreneurs and check out our blogs at EducatingEntrepreneurs.com Enjoy the show and have a great week! Show Notes Ep. 15 1:23 - Bobby explains himself and the changes he is making to his life to improve 3:20 - “Do you think when people say “that’s just not the way I work/think” is an excuse or is it a valid reason not to try something a certain way?” 6:49 - “They have a lot of people that are saying “Oh we’ve done it this way for 20 years” but the problem is, you do it that way for another 20 years, you’re going to be out of business” 7:57 - “What the biggest hurdle you face on a daily basis?” 13:28 - “If I’m getting overwhelmed, I look at that one big thing and say, “hey I’m going to knock one more big thing off of that one big thing list because I know that’s the most important thing this week” 25:36 - “What is the best purchase you have made in the last month or 2 that has benefited your life the most?” 37:55 - Weekly Wrap! Subscribe! "Like" us on Facebook at facebook.com/EducatingEntrepreneurs Follow us on Instagram @educating_entrepreneurs

Ep. 9 - Show Notes Hello everyone! It is Monday, January 21st and you are listening to episode 9 of Pocket Thoughts! If you’re a first time listener welcome, if you’re not then welcome back! On today’s episode our first question is what would your dream work day look like? Now we say dream work day because we are all entrepreneurs here and we spend our days putting that work in to make it big and not sitting around. WHICH will be a little debate later with Bobby and Brady when Brady tells Bobby he’s changed so get excited for that. How has Bobby changed? You will have to listen and find out! Question number 2 is what is the most important thing you have learned on your entrepreneurial journey so far? And question number 3 we find out how each of us discovered what makes us happy. Finally we have our weekly wrap up and educating entrepreneurs update. Connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn and checkout our content and let us know how we are doing. Enjoy the show and have a good week! 1:57 - “What would your dream work day look like?” 7:10 - “I want my work to have an impact larger than what I am doing on a day to day basis” 16:14 - “what is the most important thing you have learned so far on your entrepreneurial journey?” 21:48 - “it’s unbelievable once you start understanding that everybody works differently that you just have one leadership style. You have to have a variety and know how different people work and you can integrate that into what you’re doing” 31:33 - “I am curious how you guys discover what makes you happy?” 46:13 - Weekly Wrap and Educating Entrepreneurs update!    

Happy Monday, It’s Brandon once again we’ve got another great episode of Pocket Thoughts for you guys today. We do apologize in advance we had some technical difficulties in the beginning of the show so it may be a bit confusing, but we got through it for you guys at that’s all that matters. Todays questions include: What advice would you give a college student about to enter the world? What is one of the risks you are considering taking this year that will have a major effect on your life? Which leads us to our next question on how we think, our business, Educating Entrepreneurs, is a risk for us and what we would do if it failed. Final question: How would you go about telling people at work that you are working on a side business? Hopefully this gives you guys some advice on if you are going through this currently and different ways we provide to get you through it And last but not least the weekly wrap up Thank you everyone for listening, be sure to connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to see our content and let us know what you think of the show. Enjoy the show!   1:53 - “What advice would you give a college student about to enter the world?” 7:09 - “Make sure you are self aware enough to know what you want to pursue in college and then pursue it” 9:26 - “With the start of a new year, comes goals, and with new goals comes risk and failing. What is one of the risks you are considering taking this year that will have a major effect on your life? 15:07 - “Understanding that it’s a learning process and that it’s going to happen when you have these conversations and when you’re learning that you’re going to slip up a good amount and sound stupid” 17:05 - Our take on Educating Entrepreneurs being a risk for us 25:09 - “How would you go about telling people at work that you are working on a side business?” 37:07 - Weekly Wrap! Presented By: Educating Entrepreneurs Subscribe! "Like" us on Facebook at facebook.com/EducatingEntrepreneurs Follow us on Instagram @educating_entrepreneurs

Hello everyone and welcome back! This is the 3rd episode of Pocket Thoughts presented by Educating Entrepreneurs and we’ve got a great episode ahead for you guys. Today we talk about our biggest fears, whether it be in life, business, or even in our development in entrepreneurship. During that discussion we take a dive into the school system and how we think students should be taught. Do we need to take those core classes or why is it not encouraged that someone can be the best in the arts, gym, or whatever you have a passion for? Later Joey calls out Bobby for being an arrogant prick and Bobby explains why he is alright with being called that. After breaking down each other fears we talk about the fact that there is no reason not to take a chance. What’s the worst that can happen? Who knows, just by asking that question or talking to that person you have always been scared to talk to because of rejection or whatever excuse you gave yourself for not doing it, it could open up a door to possibilities you never imagined. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment on what you thought of the show and let us know anything you guys want us to talk about for a future podcast. Enjoy the show! Show Notes 1:42 - “Biggest fear in life, biggest fear in business, development in entrepreneurship” 4:46 - “Failing should be thought of as learning” 12:08 - “Are we trying to make well rounded individuals, so they have places to fall back on, incase they don’t like what they are trying to specialize in? Or do we want to give them a general education all the way up to college and let them decide from there?” 17:19 - “Where do you draw the line with being totally fine with failure to the point where it doesn't push you and you’re just okay failing and still having that failure that can drive you on the other side? 23:20 - “If you’re scared of failure that you can prevent, just prevent it… That should not be a fear that should cross your mind” 31:09 - “Our world is so good at dehumanizing human beings in a sense that they appear to be Gods, but just humanize them, they have to do the same as you” Presented By: Educating Entrepreneurs Subscribe! "Like" us on Facebook at facebook.com/EducatingEntrepreneurs Follow us on Instagram @educating_entrepreneurs

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In this episode of Ambitious Radio, host Doug Parker discusses Educating Entrepreneurs and Strengthening the Six Key Components of Every Company with Author and Founder of EOS Worldwide Gino Wickman. Other sponsors: www.RepairMyCreditNOW.com - Credit Repair www.AutoFlex.com - Automobile Leasing http://grasshopper.com/ambitiousradio - The Entrepreneur's Phone System www.FreeElectricityDFW.com - Residential Electricity Subscribe by texting the word Ambitious to 69922 *text rates apply see website for more details. www.AmbitiousRadio.com http://www.ambitiousradio.com/be-ambitious---newsletter.html

Educating entrepreneurs from website to video to search engine optimization to social media marketing is the focus of Merlin Holmes, who also tells us about his ebook called the Millionaire Society.