Podcasts about Eight principles

In this episode, we have the pleasure of exploring the complex world of building and sustaining trust with esteemed guest Natalie Oldfield. We discuss the significance of trust equity, Natalie's innovative client trust index, and her eight principles of trust, highlighting how each plays a crucial role in establishing robust personal and business relationships. From understanding the quick decisions we make about trust based on nonverbal cues to practical strategies for enhancing trustworthiness within organizations, we uncover actionable insights to strengthen connections and drive success. Join us in unlocking the keys to nurturing trust in all facets of life.Timestamps: (00:06) - Michael introduces Natalie Doyle Oldfield.(00:58) - Natalie shares lessons on trust equity and trust principles.(02:32) - Natalie explains the concept of trust equity.(06:09) - Discussion on the client trust index and measuring trustworthiness.(09:12) - Factors contributing to a company's trust score.(15:49) - The role of behavior in establishing trust.(18:34) - The science behind how quickly we decide to trust.(21:36) - Importance of facial expressions in building initial trust.(26:29) - Techniques for achieving trust mastery.(33:42) - Natalie's example of helping a client improve trust.(36:08) - Techniques for asking questions to increase trust.(42:00) - Consistency and predictability in building trust.(47:49) - Tactical ways to exhibit empathy beyond just words.(52:02) - Trust as a predictor of future success.(54:11) - Natalie provides information on how to connect and access her work.Links and Resources:Natalie Doyle Oldfield | LinkedInSuccess Through Trust Inc. Trusted: The Proven Path To Customer Loyalty And Business GrowthSponsor Links:InQuasive: http://www.inquasive.com/Humintell: Body Language - Reading People - HumintellEnter Code INQUASIVE25 for 25% discount on your online training purchase.International Association of Interviewers: Home (certifiedinterviewer.com)Podcast Production Services by EveryWord Media

Send us a textIn this episode of the Soulfully You Podcast, Coach Chris Rodriguez delves into the concept of soulfulness—what it means and how it manifests in our lives.Listen to How to be More Creative in Your LifeListen to How to Rediscover Your Inner-Soul-ChildClick here to take your FREE Inner-Soul-Child Assessment.For all episodes and info about my coaching program, visit me at www.coachchrisrodriguez.com.Connect on Instagram at @coach_chrisrodriguez and on TikTok at @coach_chrisrodriguez.Be sure to subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!00:00 Welcome to the Soulfully You Podcast00:44 A Personal Story of Reconnection01:16 The Impact of Music on Relationships03:14 Understanding Soul in Everyday Life03:51 Defining Soul and Its Principles05:57 Misconceptions About Soul08:44 The Eight Principles of Soul09:18 Soul is Deep12:00 Soul is Vitality14:50 Soul is Intuitive Wisdom17:52 Soul is Authentic18:51 Identifying Fake Precious Stones19:55 The Importance of Authenticity20:55 Embracing the Process21:31 Soul as an Embodied Practice24:25 The Artfulness of Soul26:03 Integration and Interconnectedness30:22 The Flow of Soul34:48 Applying Soulful Principles to Life38:28 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this deeply personal episode, I'm sharing the eight principles that helped me go from $304,000 in debt to a self-made millionaire by 30—and how those same principles are now fueling my fight for something far bigger: my daughter's health.   You'll hear the raw truth about what financial freedom really feels like when you're also battling a life-threatening condition like Dravet Syndrome. I'll walk you through the mindset, systems, and decision-making tools I've used for over a decade—tools that don't just apply to money, but to health, family, fitness, and faith.   Whether you're trying to fix your finances or rebuild your life after a crisis, these eight principles will give you a real-world, repeatable playbook for success. This one's for anyone who feels stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure where to begin.   Key Talking Points of the Episode   00:00 Introduction 01:05 Living with Dravet Syndrome and the cost of true freedom 03:15 Financial freedom ≠ problem-free life 05:20 The Eight Principles of Success 07:51 Principle 1: Work hard—but work smart with systems 10:29 Principle 2: Set realistic timeframes for results (especially in health + money) 12:23 Principle 3: Consistency wins 13:23 Principle 4: Remove friction and make success easier with automation 14:40 Principle 5: Be proactive. Ask, research, and lead your own journey 16:37 Principle 6: Don't wait for the “right time”, there isn't one 17:38 Principle 7: Invest in yourself and seek education constantly 19:30 Principle 8: Apply it all and then give back 20:31 Why mastering every area of life matters   Quotables   “Just because you have money doesn't mean your problems go away.”   “Don't wait for life to happen—go make life happen. Be the general contractor of your own success.”   “Consistency and systems win every time, in money, health, relationships—everything.”   Links   Budgetdog https://budgetdog.com  

In this episode of the CCPT Purism series, I take you through the foundational role of Virginia Axline in translating Carl Rogers' person-centered theory into what we now know as Child-Centered Play Therapy. Axline worked closely with Rogers and applied his concepts to children by introducing her Eight Principles of Non-Directive Play Therapy—a philosophy describing how we show up and relate to children in session, not a list of techniques or tools. I briefly walk through each of Axline's eight principles, highlight their connections to Rogers' core conditions, and explain how they continue to shape our model today. This episode is a reminder that CCPT isn't something we do—it's a way of being, requiring trust in the child, a release of control, and an unwavering presence. If you practice CCPT, you're not just using Axline's methods—you're carrying on her legacy. PlayTherapyNow.com is my HUB for everything I do! playtherapynow.com. Sign up for my email newsletter, stay ahead with the latest CCPT CEU courses, personalized coaching opportunities and other opportunities you need to thrive in your CCPT practice. If you click one link in these show notes, this is the one to click! If you would like to ask me questions directly, check out www.ccptcollective.com, where I host two weekly Zoom calls filled with advanced CCPT case studies and session reviews, as well as member Q&A. You can take advantage of the two-week free trial to see if the CCPT Collective is right for you. Ask Me Questions: Call ‪(813) 812-5525‬, or email: brenna@thekidcounselor.com Brenna's CCPT Hub: https://www.playtherapynow.com CCPT Collective (online community exclusively for CCPTs): https://www.ccptcollective.com Podcast HQ: https://www.playtherapypodcast.com APT Approved Play Therapy CE courses: https://childcenteredtraining.com Twitter: @thekidcounselor https://twitter.com/thekidcounselor Facebook: https://facebook.com/playtherapypodcast Common References: Cochran, N., Nordling, W., & Cochran, J. (2010). Child-Centered Play Therapy (1st ed.). Wiley. VanFleet, R., Sywulak, A. E., & Sniscak, C. C. (2010). Child-centered play therapy. Guilford Press. Landreth, G.L. (2023). Play Therapy: The Art of the Relationship (4th ed.). Routledge. Bratton, S. C., Landreth, G. L., Kellam, T., & Blackard, S. R. (2006). Child parent relationship therapy (CPRT) treatment manual: A 10-session filial therapy model for training parents. Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group. Benedict, Helen. Themes in Play Therapy. Used with permission to Heartland Play Therapy Institute.

What if success wasn't just a goal, but a way of life?

Hillel Korin is the President of Korin Development Associates. His work has focused on serving the Jewish Community most recently through coaching, and consulting to mid-sized organizations. His career has spanned over five decades. Korin's fundraising expertise has benefited Jewish federations, synagogues, universities, independent schools and cultural arts and a variety of community organizations in the United States and Israel. During his career, he has worked on board development projects and coaching senior volunteer and professional leadership.Mr. Korin received his undergraduate degree from Brandeis University he and his graduate education at the Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion in Los Angeles, Zelikow School of Jewish Communal Service. He was awarded an honorary degree by HUC in recognition of his outstanding service to the field in 2001. Korin is a certified Quadrant 3 Leadership Coach with a particular interest in strengthening the development practices of directors of development and the organizations they lead.A resident of Phoenix, Arizona he has served on several nonprofit boards, including Jewish Major Leaguers Inc., The American Jewish Committee, The New England Aquarium, Hillel Foundation at Brandeis University, Friends of Brandeis Athletics. After serving on their alumni board, he was appointed a President Councilors of Brandeis.

Zang Fu, the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Page 221-225 Chapter 17 Clinical Methods Treatment Choice of Points Yin Yang and Eight Principles' Patterns Disease Factors Substances Zang Fu and Jing Luo Use of Points Correct Choice of Method of Point Use Production of Needle Sensation Correct Technique of Insertion- Manipulation Excess Deficiency Intermediate or Mixed Summary Reading and learning Texts about Traditional Chinese Medicine. The objective is to share great wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and any kind of Alternative Medicine by posting my recording while I am reading English books at laud. It is my English learning and Natural medicine studying purpose. Hope those recordings help somebody learn and satisfy one's interests. Enjoy! Disclaimer: This video does not contain medical advice. All content is intended for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from your physician or other healthcare provider. Please consult your physician for personalized medical advice and for any questions regarding a medical condition. Tag Traditional Chinese Medicine, Alternative Medicine, Natural Medicine, Holistic Health, Wellbeing

I'm excited to share with you the second principle of sanity and victory—a concept that can help you feel more free from anxiety, stress, and worrying about what others think. These principles are designed to bring you a sense of peace while empowering you to create the life you want, which is the ultimate victory. In this episode, we dive into the power of surrender. What does it mean to surrender, and how can it become the ultimate life skill for you? I'll explain the meaning behind this principle and how it helps you flow with life, free yourself from unnecessary suffering, and stay calm, even in challenging circumstances. I'll also show you how to avoid the trap of thinking you need everything to go a certain way to feel okay, and how to let go of that need for control. If you're looking to feel less weighed down by life's demands and more empowered, this episode is for you. So, let's explore how surrender can bring you more freedom and joy, and set you up for victory. --------------------------------------------------------------- As a reminder, sanity, in this context, refers to a sense of peace and the ability to flow with life without sabotaging your well-being. Victory, on the other hand, is about breaking through challenges and becoming who you are truly meant to be. These principles are here to guide you towards both. Principle #2: Surrender Is the Ultimate Life Skill "Surrender to the divine flow is the ultimate life skill. Not my will, but thy will. I remember the fundamental error that I need something out there to be exactly a certain way in order to feel okay in here. Peace is available right now. I'm okay either way. All I need is within me now. I accept the current painting as it is and calmly walk into an entirely different room." Unpacking the Principle Surrender vs. Giving Up: When we hear the word "surrender," it's common to associate it with defeat. However, true surrender means submitting to a greater force, allowing life to unfold without forcing our will upon it. It's about trusting the process and recognizing that we don't always need to control every aspect of our lives. The Divine Flow: This principle encourages you to connect with the divine flow—whether that's a spiritual belief, the universe, or simply the natural progression of life. Understanding that life is happening for you, not to you, can alleviate the burden of needing everything to go your way. Accepting Reality: One of the biggest challenges we face is the belief that we need certain outcomes to feel okay. This fundamental error leads to suffering. We often say, “If only this person liked me,” or “If only I had that job,” then I would be happy. This attachment to specific outcomes traps us in a cycle of anxiety. Finding Peace Now: The statement "peace is available right now" reminds us that we can find calm within ourselves regardless of external circumstances. By shifting our focus inward and acknowledging that our worth does not depend on external validation, we can cultivate a sense of peace. Accepting the Current Painting: Imagine your life as a gallery filled with paintings representing different aspects of your existence. Instead of fixating on the ones you dislike, accept them as they are and choose to explore other rooms in your gallery. This metaphor illustrates the importance of recognizing your current circumstances without being bogged down by them. Applying the Principle in Your Life Now that we've unpacked this principle, let's explore how you can integrate it into your daily routine. Time for Action: Embrace Surrender Your action step today is to practice surrender. Here's how you can do this: Reflect on Your Attachments: Identify areas in your life where you feel anxious or stressed. Ask yourself what specific outcomes you're attached to and how they affect your emotional state. Practice Acceptance: Take a moment to sit quietly and breathe deeply. Repeat the mantra, “I am okay either way.” Feel the weight of your attachments lifting as you accept your current circumstances. Engage with the Present: Each day, find a small moment to consciously surrender. This could be letting go of a minor annoyance or frustration. Notice how this shift affects your overall mood and well-being. Utilize Guided Resources: Consider listening to the guided audio exercises mentioned in previous episodes. These resources can help reinforce your practice of surrender and acceptance. As we conclude this episode, remember that surrendering to the divine flow doesn't mean giving up on your goals. It means embracing the journey and allowing life to unfold as it should. By practicing this principle, you can cultivate a deeper sense of peace and freedom, empowering you to navigate life with grace and confidence.Join me next time as we continue our exploration of the Eight Principles of Sanity and Victory. Until then, may you have the courage to surrender and embrace the flow of life, knowing that all you need is within you now. Thank you for being here!

Join Dr. Aziz as he shares powerful tools, insights, and practical steps he's discovered over 15+ years of helping people conquer their fears and embrace their bold, authentic selves. In this special series, you'll dive into the "Eight Principles of Sanity and Victory," designed to help you master your mindset, reclaim control, and thrive in all areas of your life. Each episode breaks down one principle, packed with real-life examples, action steps, and practical strategies you can apply immediately. Whether you're battling self-doubt, fear of rejection, or just want to feel more in control of your life, you'll find inspiration, guidance, and encouragement here. You are the captain of your ship, and it's time to steer it toward the life you truly deserve. Let's do this! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello and welcome! I'm thrilled to have you here today as we embark on an exciting journey over the next few episodes. We'll be exploring the Eight Principles of Sanity and Victory—powerful tools designed to help you reclaim your life and build a profound sense of confidence. So, whether you're seeking to overcome anxiety, enhance your relationships, or find greater purpose, you're in the right place. The Journey Begins Before we dive into the first principle, I want to take a moment to share the purpose behind this series. My mission—Operation Divine Liberation—is to empower as many people as possible to live fully and authentically. It's about moving beyond survival mode and into a life of thriving, where you don't just survive to the end, but truly experience every moment as rich and fulfilling. A Call for Support Now, I need to ask you for a small favor. If you're finding value in this podcast, I would greatly appreciate it if you could leave a review. Your feedback helps me reach more people and spread this mission further. Thank you for your support! Introducing the Eight Principles Today, we'll kick off our exploration with the first of the Eight Principles of Sanity and Victory. This principle emerged from my journey of self-reflection, especially as I approached 43 years of age. It's a reminder that as we navigate life's challenges, we can choose to steer our own ship rather than be tossed around by the waves of circumstance. Principle #1: I Am the Captain of My Ship "My suffering isn't in my circumstances, but in how I'm steering. I alone am responsible for my state." This principle is foundational for several reasons: Personal Responsibility: It reminds us that we have the power to choose our responses to life's events. Whether you're facing rejection, failure, or feelings of inadequacy, you can control how you navigate those emotions. Perspective Shift: When we claim our role as the captain, we start to see our challenges not as burdens but as opportunities for growth. It allows us to step back and realize that our suffering often comes from our reactions rather than our circumstances. Empowerment: Acknowledging that we are in charge of our lives is liberating. It frees us from the narrative that we are victims of our situations, allowing us to take proactive steps toward change. Navigating the Waves of Life Let's break this down further. When faced with failure or rejection, it's easy to slip into a negative mindset and view ourselves as inadequate. You might find yourself saying, “I'm not enough” or “I'll never succeed.” These thoughts can feel overwhelming, but it's crucial to remember that they are just thoughts—not facts. What to Do Instead: Recognize Your Feelings: Acknowledge the feelings of inadequacy when they arise, but don't let them define you. It's okay to feel this way; what matters is how you respond to those feelings. Take Ownership: Instead of blaming external factors, take a moment to reflect on your actions and choices. Ask yourself: “What can I learn from this experience?” or “How can I steer my ship differently next time?” Set Your Course: Establish a vision for where you want to go. Your goals and aspirations can serve as the guiding stars for your journey. With clarity of purpose, you can navigate through life's storms with greater confidence. Your Action Step: Claim Your Choice To solidify this principle in your life, I encourage you to take action today. Repeat this mantra to yourself: “I am the captain of my ship.” Say it out loud, write it down, and remind yourself daily. This simple act can serve as a powerful reminder of your agency and strength. Closing Thoughts As we wrap up this episode, remember that you have the power to steer your life in the direction you desire. Embrace the challenges as opportunities for growth, and don't hesitate to reach out for support along the way. Together, we can navigate through life's complexities with courage and grace. Join me in the next episode as we continue exploring the Eight Principles of Sanity and Victory. Until then, may you have the courage to be who you are and to know on a deep level that you are enough. Thank you for tuning in!

Send us a textIn this episode, we explore the intersection of kindness and productivity in the workplace with author and entrepreneur Graham Allcott. Graham shares insights from his upcoming book "Kind: The Quiet Power of Kindness at Work" and discusses how kindness, empathy, and trust can lead to increased productivity, creativity, and overall success in business.In This Episode, You'll Learn:The difference between kindness and niceness in the workplaceHow kindness can improve productivity, creativity, and team resilienceThe concept of the "Mother Teresa effect" and its impact on workplace behaviorPractical ways to incorporate kindness into your daily work lifePractical Takeaway:Experiment with the "Eight Principles of Kindfulness at Work" mentioned by Graham, starting with "Kindness Starts with You." Practice self-kindness and then extend that kindness to your colleagues by slowing down, listening deeply, and giving others your fullest attention.Resources Mentioned:"Kind: The Quiet Power of Kindness at Work" - link"How to be a Productivity Ninja" - linkGraham's weekly email: "Rev up for the Week" - linkConnect With Our Guest:Graham's WebsiteTo stay connected and continue the conversation, be sure to follow us on LinkedIn. And don't forget to check out our previous episodes for more tips and strategies to boost your workplace happiness. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or on our website. If you have any questions, comments, or topic suggestions for future episodes, please reach out to us. We'd love to hear from you!Stay inspired, stay motivated, and stay happy at work!

Subscribe to our newsletter: https://discipleship.us6.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9412fe1205b5bd8cce6374e3b&id=7366f16bcb  Click here to view Relational Discipleship Network: https://rdn.org/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw8MG1BhCoARIsAHxSiQmiFG0czO2HClUqBDVxT9NZHAYaOm_Jrf0WGacBvXTl_ihES3joJ6kaAu_UEALw_wcB  Get The Disciple Makers Podcast Premium Feed: https://disciplemakerspodcast.supercast.com/  Today's episode will help us master the principles of effective disciple-making through personal engagement, resilience, and intentional leadership. In this session, Moose, director of the Relational Discipleship Network, introduces the Disciple Shift—a two-day experiential journey that trains church leaders in disciple-making. Through a poignant personal story, Brandon Guindon recounts his daughter's miraculous recovery from a severe car accident and how it transformed his perspective on church leadership. He emphasizes the importance of being intentional in disciple-making, sharing eight core principles from his book 'Intentional.' Guest speaker highlights how these principles—like listening to understand, seeking the Holy Spirit, developing potential, and being interruptible—have personally impacted his life and ministry. Tune in to discover how embracing these principles can profoundly change your approach to discipleship and leadership. Check out Discipleship.org for resources on disciple-making: https://discipleship.org/resources/  Check out Discipleship.org Audio Books: https://discipleship.org/resources/ebooks/  Key Takeaways 00:00 Welcome and Introduction 00:14 The Power of Disciple Shift 02:13 A Life-Changing Event 06:51 The Road to Recovery 11:16 The Four Stages of Competence 13:05 The Call to Make Disciples 20:05 Introducing the Eight Principles 24:16 Introduction to the Eight Principles 25:39 Principle 1: Listen to Understand 30:21 Principle 2: Seek the Holy Spirit 33:51 Principle 3: Develop Potential in People 38:03 Principle 4: Take Someone with You 40:20 Principle 5: Be Interruptible 42:49 Principles 6 and 7: Speak Truth and Stand Firm 46:10 Principle 8: Release Them to Go 48:01 Conclusion: Living Out the Principles Resources on Discipleship  

Professor Shalini S Jain, co-author of "Managing Brand Transgressions," shares invaluable insights on how companies can effectively handle brand crises. Through compelling case studies of major corporations like Johnson & Johnson, Boeing, and Starbucks, Jain illustrates eight key principles for transforming brand transgressions into opportunities for growth and improved customer trust. This thought-provoking discussion emphasizes the importance of ethical leadership, swift action, and prioritizing consumer safety in today's fast-paced business environment. 00:35- About Shalini S Jain Shalini is the co-author of Managing Brand Transgressions - Eight Principles to Transform Your Brand. She's an associate professor of management and director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at the Milgard School of Business, University of Washington. She's been recognized, felicitated, and awarded several times. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

Ever wondered how an ordinary person can transform into an extraordinary leader? Today's guest has cracked that code and is here to share his insights. We're thrilled to welcome Robert White, a seasoned mentor to growth-oriented executives and the entrepreneurial founder of Lifespring and ARC International, which together have empowered over 1.3 million graduates. With a diverse background that includes living and working abroad for 21 years and a successful career spanning radio, public speaking, and writing, Robert brings a wealth of experience and wisdom to our show.As an expert in experiential learning and leadership development, Robert's journey from a small-town kid with limited college education to a successful entrepreneur in Aspen, Colorado, is nothing short of inspiring. He'll delve into his Eight Principles of Success, discuss overcoming barriers to achieve big goals, and reveal how living an extraordinary life is within everyone's reach.For more transformative insights and to download a free report on living an extraordinary life, visit Extraordinary People. Get ready to unlock the secrets to leadership and personal success with Robert White. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ranjeeb Sarma is an ESG professional, specialising in Supply Chain Social and Environmental Sustainability, and brings in more than two decades of experience in creation and Implementation of Socio-Economic impact Programmes especially related to Health and Gender Intersectionality. Having worked in both corporate and social sector helps him bring in a unique perspective in terms of identifying and remedying complex issues. He is currently working as a Programme Director at NCSRICCCHange an impact consultancy organization after completing an 8 year stint at Marks and Spencer Plc as a Head of CSR, Ethical Sourcing and Administration for India and Srilanka. 

What does the movie "Inside Out" teach us about leadership?My conversation with Wayland Lum from Copperbox Leadership Advisory, who brought up "fear is the precursor to courage," reminded me of Joy and Sadness in "Inside Out."The movie is all about human emotions. And there's this interesting dynamic between Joy and Sadness in the movie. The big lesson is that you can't really appreciate joy if you've never experienced sadness. I see a similar principle in what you were saying about fear and courage. They are not as separate as we might think. They are two sides of the same coin.In this episode, you'll find out why fear isn't your enemy, but rather your courage's hype man. Wayland also shared his 8 principles of modern leadership. His moves from California to Mexico to Chicago and London. From Nvidia to Chicago Booth to Korn Ferry, now building his own leadership advisory practice in Austin, Texas. Lastly, his views on the AI coaching.Episode Breakdown:00:14—Welcome and Introductions: Meet Your Human Host (While Human Intelligence is still Valued)02:54—The Great Escape: Why Wayland decided to ditch the cushy corporate life and bet on himself. Spoiler: It wasn't for the free snacks11:33—"We Develop Modern Leaders to Face the Biggest Business Challenges": How Wayland Defines Modern in the Context of Leadership?15:33—Wayland's Eight Principles of Modern Leadership:Get Grounded in Core PurposePick up the Torch of LeadershipUnderstand the Origins of HumanityEmbrace Life's Stages and SeasonsSee in SystemsNature as Majestic TeacherShackles of Time Forged by HumansTechnologies as Tools24:48—Wayland on AI coaching: "Coaching involves human connection, empathy, and understanding deeply personal experiences. We must ask ourselves, is an interaction with AI what we want, or do we seek genuine human connection and support?"Connect with Us:Wayland Lum and Vince ChanChief Change Officer: Make Your Laws of ChangeA Global Home to Career Mastery for Progressive MindsHighest Apple Podcasts Careers Rankings Attained:#1 US, Canada, Ireland and Switzerland#2 UK, Sweden and Singapore || #3 India || #5 Japan520,000+ Streams and 23,000+ FollowersListen Ambitiously. Subscribe and Thrive.

Wondering how to navigate the chaos of today's economic climate? Dive into our latest podcast episode where host Maya Fisher French and investment expert Debra Slabber from Morningstar South Africa explore the eight principles of successful investing. Discover why simplicity is your ally, how your savings rate impacts your financial future more than you think, and why the best action in a turbulent market might be inaction. The key to investment success lies not in chasing the latest trends or complex products but in embracing simplicity and discipline. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, this episode provides insights on building a resilient investment strategy that can weather the storms of volatility. Tune in to discover how to navigate the investment landscape with confidence, patience, and a steadfast commitment to simplicity.

Today's Life Question of the Week comes from someone who had a major falling out with her parents after discovering through DNA testing that her dad is not her biological father, and wants to know how to release all the hurt and anger she feels.   Next, this special Valentine's Day edition of Take Back Your Mind is all about Love as Michael shares insights from his short e-book, “The Eight Principles of Thriving Relationships” (see below on how to download your free copy!) including: -How all relationships--intimate, family, friends, work--have to be based on the principle that we are evolving and are here to grow, develop, and unfold into our greater yet-to-be -The number one mistake people make in their relationships is believing that their joy, happiness, love, and fulfillment will come from their external relationships  -The importance of the roles of “The Cheerleader and The Critic” in our relationships -The “Friction of Fictions,” which is when two people come together who have not started to do the work around healing the parts within themselves that desire healing, resulting in two fictional characters attempting to get along -That every successful relationship will go through a series of “Divorces and Remarriages” – and more!  And, as always, Michael concludes with a brief teaching and meditation that captures the spirit of and lessons from his conversation. Download your FREE copy of “The Eight Principles of Thriving Relationships” at https://web.agapelive.com/registrations/eight-principles. For practical spiritual insight and encouragement around relationships, finances, health, life purpose, or understanding world events, submit your Life Question of The Week to podcast@michaelbeckwith.com. And remember to subscribe/follow and set an alert to receive notifications each Wednesday when new episodes are available! Connect with Michael at https://michaelbeckwith.com/ and www.Agapelive.com. Facebook: @Michael.B.Beckwith https://www.facebook.com/Michael.B.Beckwith IG: @michaelbbeckwith https://www.instagram.com/michaelbbeckwith/ X (Twitter):  @drmichaelbb https://twitter.com/drmichaelbb YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqMWuqEKXLY4m60gNDsw61w Finally, a special thank you to the sponsors of the Take Back Your Mind with Michael B. Beckwith podcast: The Agape International Spiritual Center (www.Agapelive.com) and NutriRise, makers of Michael's AdaptoZen Superfood Greens Powder and Vitamin D3+K2 drops (https://nutririse.com/products/adaptozen-bundle)! 

EP 69 TCM Part 2 Understanding Traditional Chinese Medicine: Yin and Yang, Five Elements, and MoreIn this episode of the All Things Good for You podcast, hosts Amy Sherice and Brian Bowen continue their exploration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, discussing concepts like ongoing cycles, yin and yang, the five elements, and the eight principles. They emphasize the importance of achieving balance and flow in life, drawing parallels between natural phenomena and human health. Further discussion includes the implications of these concepts on emotional and physical well-being, as well as preventative practices for maintaining a harmonious state of health. This knowledge helps listeners better understand the depth of diagnostic methods in Traditional Chinese Medicine and the role of different elements in managing their health.Chapters00:11 Introduction to the Concept of Constant Movement00:31 Welcome to the All Things Good for You Podcast01:08 Personal Stories and Experiences02:21 Continuation of Traditional Chinese Medicine Series02:49 Understanding the Complexity of Chinese Medicine03:16 Discussion on Yin and Yang Theory04:19 The Importance of Awareness and Understanding of Body04:50 The Holistic Approach of Chinese Medicine06:02 The Balance and Movement in Chinese Medicine06:34 The Impact of Energy and Environment on Us08:18 Discussion on Earth Element and Its Effects12:20 Introduction to Eight Principles in Chinese Medicine13:04 Understanding the Complexity of Diagnosis in Chinese Medicine20:14 The Significance of Every Symptom in Chinese Medicine23:07 Understanding the Concept of Interior and Exterior Illness23:46 Exploring the Cold and Heat in Traditional Chinese Medicine23:59 The Intricacies of Young Deficiency and Blood Deficiency25:09 The Beauty of the 5 Element Theory25:37 The Principles and Vital Chat in Diagnosis26:45 Understanding the 5 Elements: Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, and Metal27:35 The Importance of Balance in the 5 Elements30:01 The Concept of Effortless Movement in the 5 Elements34:06 The Role of Emotions in the 5 Elements35:14 The Connection Between the Elements and the Organs37:38 The Importance of Balance and Movement in Life38:50 The Role of Emotions in Health and Wellness41:05 The Importance of Letting Go in Achieving Balance43:31 Understanding the 4 Levels and 6 Stages in Traditional Chinese Medicine47:53 Conclusion: The Interplay of Energy and Balance

Lisa Reagan, Kindred's editor, talks with the authors of the book, Attached at the Heart. Lysa Parker and Barbara Nicholson share their insights from the third editor of their beloved and classic parenting book. Read more about the interview and watch the video version here: https://kindredmedia.org/2024/01/normalizing-nurturing-a-discussion-with-the-authors-of-attached-at-the-heart/ Read the foreword to the book, by Darcia Narvaez, here: https://kindredmedia.org/2024/01/attached-at-the-heart-the-foreword-by-darcia-narvaez/ Learn more about the book here: https://kindredmedia.org/2024/01/35730/ “Our book encourages the nurturing care and emotional connections necessary to build strong, resilient brains for optimal mental and emotional health. It's revolutionary because the information in this book isn't found in most parenting books. It counters popular parenting advice in order to empower parents to listen to their babies and young children. These early years are critical to the development of trust and empathy, the necessary ingredients for developing a secure attachment,” said co-author Barbara Nicholson, MEd, CEIM. Attached at the Heart is endorsed by parenting experts, pediatricians and luminary moms such as Alanis Morissette and Mayim Bialik, PhD. “When we co-founded Attachment Parenting International, now known as Nurturings, nearly 30 years ago, we knew that new parents needed evidence-informed education and practical information about how best to nurture their babies. That's how Attached at the Heart came about – as a guidebook for new parents to help them lean into their caregiving instincts and set their children up for success,” said co-author Lysa Parker, MS, CFLE, CEIM. Attached at the Heart has been a key resource for the attachment parenting movement, encouraging parents to trust their instincts and provide responsive care for their children. “Research has proven that early nurturing experiences transform lives. The Eight Principles of Parenting that are detailed in our book are supported by research and rooted in attachment theory. Attached at the Heart provides science and evidence-backed recommendations to guide new parents in their loving journey,” said Nicholson. The 3rd edition provides new recommendations regarding infant sleep, how to help children and their parents maintain a secure attachment, and how parents can learn to be more emotionally self-aware in order to teach their children emotional regulation strategies.

Welcome to another insightful episode of The Play Big Faster Podcast! In this episode, your host Scherrie Prince engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Robert White, a serial entrepreneur and author. Tune in as Robert shares his extensive knowledge gleaned from 21 years of international work in Japan, Hong Kong, and Mainland China. From his impactful experiential trainings, Robert has empowered over 1.3 million graduates, shedding light on the profound aspects of leadership in the 20th century. Discover the secrets to achieving your aspirations as we delve into the crucial role relationships play in realizing your dreams. Robert uncovers entrepreneurial myths and truths, offering valuable insights for those navigating the dynamic world of business. Our conversation unfolds to explore "The Eight Principles of Success," providing a roadmap for breaking through barriers and achieving unprecedented success. As a mentor to executives, Robert draws from his radio career to reveal strategies for making hosts look and sound exceptional, showcasing his knack for helping individuals play big faster. Join us for an episode packed with wisdom, practical advice, and a deep dive into the principles that underpin success in business, relationships, and personal growth. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from a true expert—tune in now!

November 8, 2023 - Message by: Pastor Josh Bevan  Main Scripture Passage: 2 Corinthians 8:1-24 Topic: Generosity, Sin, Church, Macedonia, Giving, Principles

Elder Steven Bloyd preaches from Psalm 37, brother Daniel Eapen opens. Messages delivered Sunday, October 22, 2023 at Mt Carmel Primitive Baptist Church, Bel Air, Maryland.

This episode features a conversation with Kevin Green, of international conservation and development organization, Rare. It was recorded in October 2023.Kevin leads Rare's Center for Behavior & the Environment, collaborating with field staff, partners and researchers in bringing the best insights from the science of human behavior to bear on the world's most pressing environmental challenges.Kevin, who holds a Master's degree in international development and economics from Johns Hopkins University and a Bachelor's degree in anthropology and sociology from Washington and Lee University, is a faculty member of the Kinship Conservation Fellows program. He has previously held roles in research at the Nature Conservancy and the Worldwatch Institute.Amongst other things, Kevin and I discussed Rare's eight principles for effective and inviting climate communication, the unrivaled ability that humans have for solving certain types of problems, and the challenge communicators therefore face in communicating climate change in such a way that makes it the type of problem we're already adept at solving.Additional links: Rare's Eight Principles for Effective & Inviting Climate CommunicationRare's Center for Behavior & The EnvironmentSwitch by Dan and Chip Heath, a book recommendation from Kevin telling the story of the St. Lucia parrot. The smart-meter study that Kevin referred to in our chat about norms.

With over 1.3 million graduates from high-impact experiential trainings in companies he's founded and led, Robert White has "been there and done that." He's lived and worked abroad (Japan, Hong Kong, Mainland China) a total of 21 years. He's a Mentor to Executives, serial Entrepreneur, Trainer of thousands, Author of a best-seller and Public Speaker. His first career was 8 years in radio so he knows how to make a host look and sound good.Learn more from and about Robert here:  https://www.extraordinarypeople.com/Sign-up-for-free-report/Author, Speaker and Mentor to Executives Robert spent over 30 years of research and hands-on work to develop his Eight Principles. This 28 page PDF includes a self evaluation and tips for living the life we were born to live. Plus, it includes a weekly e mailed "An Extraordinary Minute." Timeless wisdom designed to be read in one minute or less.Learn more about Tamara Zoner at her website and take the ASEA journey with her! Watch her on YouTube or Find her on FB, IG, or LI. Tamara Zoner is an Award-Winning Keynote Speaker & Happiness Trainer who helps people struggling in transition to cultivate deeper connections to themselves & others so that they can create a life they love, now! She teaches the skills and habits of happiness to individuals, groups, and organizations virtually and in-person all over the world. The views expressed by Spirit Cafe guests do not reflect the views of Tamara or A Life You Love Now, LLC. #podcast #podmatch #spirituality #happiness #wellbeing #authenticconversations #authenticity #realtalk #deepconversations #feelgoodpodcast #coaching #lifecoach #coachtam #keynotespeaker #positivity #personaldevelopment #overcominghardship #divorce #intuition #psychic #channeling #intuitive #fun #grief #loss #parenting

If happiness is important to you, this episode is for you.    Our guest was Happiness Coach, Robert Mack. Robert is one of the most exciting, engaging, and extraordinary coaches and speakers in the world today. He is a positive psychology expert with a Master's Degree from the University of Pennsylvania in Applied Positive Psychology.   He's the author of Happiness from the Inside Out: The Art and Science of Fulfillment and Love from the Inside Out: Lessons and Inspiration for Loving Yourself, Your Life, and Each Other.   WATCH the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pou6BUPMk6c   LISTEN to the podcast on Spotify, Apple, Amazon, Google or iHeartRadio.   Conversations About Conversations – Episode 303 #ConversationsAboutConversations   Rob was also on Episode 291: Happiness Leads to Success WATCH on YouTube: https://youtu.be/iuYpWO1zI2k LISTEN to the podcast on Spotify, Apple, Amazon, Google, iHeartRadio or the podcast's page: https://conversationsaboutconversations.libsyn.com/happiness-leads-to-success-with-robert-mack

In this solo episode, Randy breaks down his eight principles of great leadership. After years of experience as a roofing contractor and entrepreneur, Randy has learned many lessons and wants to share with you these eight principles of becoming a great leader.

In this episode of the Evolving Leader podcast, co-host Jean Gomes welcomes back former guest Will Page. Will is the former chief economist at both Spotify and PRS for Music, visiting fellow at London School of Economics and his widely acclaimed book ‘Tarzan Economics' has just been published in paperback under the slightly different title ‘Pivot: Eight Principles for Transforming Your Business In A Time Of Disruption'.Pivot: Eight Principles For Transforming Your Business In a Time of Disruption Jo Caulfield ‘Supermarket loyalty card'  0.00 Introduction2.14 Why has the title of the book changed for the paperback?3.04 A quick summary of the eight principles.5.39 You say in the book that these principles give us cause for optimism and even confidence. Can you talk about why that it?11.38 Which is the principles would be most salient for our audience? 1. Big data, big mistakes.17.27 How can we stop ourselves making a snap judgement or challenge the contradictions around data, and how do you hold that in your head in other forms of decision making?19.42 2. The growing gig economy23.57 Given the Tarzan Economics predictions, what do you think are the most likely few things that will change this year? 27.20 How are these principles changing your life and mindset? How is it shaping your world? Social:Instagram           @evolvingleaderLinkedIn             The Evolving Leader PodcastTwitter               @Evolving_LeaderYouTube           Evolving Leader The Evolving Leader is researched, written and presented by Jean Gomes and Scott Allender with production by Phil Kerby. It is an Outside production.WE NEED TO HEAR FROM YOU!https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/EvolvingLeader/

Parental Guidance: Raising Amazing Kids. Part 3 – Eight Principles to Prepare Your Children for Life (2). One of God's many rewards and blessings in life is the gift of raising our kids. Parents make an impact on the future through our children and grandchildren. Parenting is also one of the scariest and most difficult challenges we will ever undertake, yet, it is worth every minute! Every parent wants to do a great job and needs help. The Bible is the best resource for every aspect of living and excels in parenting!

Parental Guidance: Raising Amazing Kids. Part 2 – Eight Principles to Prepare Your Children for Life (1). One of God's many rewards and blessings in life is the gift of raising our kids. Parents make an impact on the future through our children and grandchildren. Parenting is also one of the scariest and most difficult challenges we will ever undertake, yet, it is worth every minute! Every parent wants to do a great job and needs help. The Bible is the best resource for every aspect of living and excels in parenting!

We are in the nonprofit sector's season of giving, but we're going counter-culture. This episode is all about nonprofit saving. Specifically, nonprofit workers saving for retirement. In this episode, you'll learn why it's critical for funders, nonprofits, and nonprofit workers alike to invest in retirement savings. You'll hear the surprising political history of nonprofit retirement; how retirement policies can bolster racial and class inclusion in nonprofit teams; and the four major gaps facing nonprofit retirement. Rusty speaks with Chitra Aiyar, nonprofit tax expert, consultant, and author of a new report on nonprofit retirement. The report is a publication of Just Futures, a new initiative to provide an all-in-one 401(k) solution tailored for the social justice-minded nonprofit workforce. This episode explores Talent-Investing Principle #5: Take a Supportive Stance. This principle is all about demonstrating the intention to enable organizations to invest in staff, not to punish them if they are unable to fully support and develop staff. To learn about the Eight Principles of Talent-Investing, listen to Episode One of this season. And we invite you to learn from all the amazing past guests of Fund the People - A Podcast with Rusty Stahl. All resources & links mentioned in the show can be found on our episode show notes page or at fundthepeople.org/ftp_podcast. Find all the episodes of this podcast plus our blog, toolkit and other resources on our website, fundthepeople.org.

In this episode, you'll learn about developing a compensation philosophy on which you can build human resources and compensation systems that are in keeping with values of equity and justice. Consultant Mala Nagarajan sits down with host Rusty Stahl to talk about the ideas that undergird equitable salaries and benefits in social justice and social change workplaces. Mala brings deep experience in nonprofit human resources through her work with Vega Mala Consulting and RoadMap Consulting. She is now developing resources specifically to help nonprofits establish compensation practices grounded in racial equity. This is Season 3, Episode 9. Throughout this conversation, we explore several of the Principles of Talent-Investing: Principle 1: Nonprofit People Are Awesome Principle 2: Nonprofit People are the Bedrock of Organizational Effectiveness Principle 4: Talent Justice is Essential, and Principle 6: It Takes Significant Time and Money to Invest in the Nonprofit Workforce To learn about the Eight Principles of Talent-Investing, listen to Episode One of this season. And we invite you to learn from all the amazing past guests of Fund the People - A Podcast with Rusty Stahl. All resources & links mentioned in the show can be found on our episode show notes page or at fundthepeople.org/ftp_podcast. Find all the episodes of this podcast and other resources on our website, fundthepeople.org.

Pastor John Mohrbacher discusses the eight principles of Celebrate Recovery with CR leaders Lisa Watrous and Kathy Ptaszek. The Scripture text is Matthew 5:1-11.This podcast episode is a Sunday message from Evangel Community Church, Houghton, Michigan, October 2, 2022.

September 18, 2022- Grace Church - Fallon, Nevada - YouTube (Starts at 28:36) Eight Principles on Giving for Believers 1st-The REASON for Giving, v. 1 2nd-The ROUTINE when Giving, v. 2a 3rd-The ROUTE in Giving, v. 2b 4th-The REALM of Giving, v. 2c 5th-The RANGE of Giving, v. 2d 6th-The ROUSE for Giving, v. 2e 7th-The REFUGE in Giving, v. 3 8th-The REASONABILITY of Giving, v. 4

September 11, 2022- Grace Church - Fallon, Nevada - YouTube (Starts at 22:40) Eight Principles on Giving for Believers 1st-The REASON for Giving, v. 1 2nd-The ROUTINE when Giving, v. 2a 3rd-The ROUTE in Giving, v. 2b 4th-The REALM of Giving, v. 2c 5th-The RANGE of Giving, v. 2d

Chapter 5 Patterns of Disease Combinations of the Patterns of the Eight Principles Interior( 裏) Exterior (表) Cold ( 寒) Heat (熱) Deficiency (虚) Excess (実) Yin(陰) Yang(陽)

September 4, 2022- Grace Church - Fallon, Nevada - YouTube (Starts at 26:05) Eight Principles on Giving for Believers 1st-The REASON for Giving, v. 1 2nd-The ROUTINE when Giving, v. 2a

This Week:  Sustainable Fundraising Larry Johnson is author of the book, “The Eight Principles of Sustainable Fundraising.” He walks us through several of them, including “Donors are the Drivers™,” “Leadership Leads™” and “Divide & Grow™.”  There’s more at tonymartignetti.com 

Today, I'm talking to Alicia Warren.-Alicia is currently the Product Design Director at Rippling, an all-in-one HR & IT platform. Before Rippling, she was a UX Lead at JPMorgan Chase. In addition, she's an adjunct professor at Columbia College Chicago teaching experience design and design operations. On top of all these, she's a city co-organizer for Ladies that UX, a welcoming community promoting women in UX.-When I first saw Alicia's profile, what stood out to me was her diverse work experience in an array of industries such as academia, higher education, and more. But, her road to product design was not easy. As you heard in the beginning, in her early days, she was once unemployed for a full year and seeing where she is now as a director of product design, her journey has been nothing but inspirational.-We delved into a variety of topics such as imposter syndrome, the impact of working in different industries, ethical design, and so much more. I really appreciated the vulnerability Alicia showed during this chat, and I'm sure you'll enjoy this one. And also, Alicia told me post-interview that Rippling is planning to hire new grad designers and interns towards the beginning of next year! So definitely check out the job board link in the show notes! Now, without further ado, here's my conversation with Alicia Warren.===Highlights⭐ How to cope with imposter syndrome⭐ Ethical design & real-life examples⭐ Responsibility as a director of product design⭐ Teaching experience design at college⭐ Her early day struggles & how she overcame them===Links

My interview is with Sandy Rees.Sandy is a self-described “do-gooder” but not the intrusive, goody-goody we often associate with that term. As founder of Get Fully Funded she has helped hundreds of small nonprofits go from “spaghetti-on-the-wall, nickel-and-dime” fundraising, to achieving 6 or 7-figure bottom-line results.Her mantra is making fundraising, fast, fun, and productive.  We welcome her into the Eight Principles community!When she's not working, Sandy lives on a small farm in rural East Tennessee with 2 dogs, 6 cats, 2 horses and the occasional miniature donkey fosters. She also volunteers for Project Linus, making quilts for kids in need.My conversation with Sandy is like delving into an adventure novel with giving back as the theme.

Many teachers don't know enough to effectively meet the needs of students with ADHD. In this episode, we'll take a look at 8 principles you can apply to your teaching that can help these students thrive. ------------------- Thanks to Listenwise and Read&Write by Texthelp for sponsoring this episode. -------------------

"Optimism believes it will happen, and then does the WORK required to make it happen." In today's episode, Pastor Ronnie dives deeper into the Principles of Preparation by teaching on OPTIMISM. It's both a philosophy and an attitude.

If you learn these eight principles of sustainable fundraising, your nonprofit will grow to the next level and exceed your expectations. Conversation Highlights {00:33} Introduction to Larry Johnson {07:16} Principal #1 Donors are the drivers {12:11} Principle #2 Begin at the beginning, that is, create a message {19:55} Principle #3 Leadership Leads {26:22} Principle #4 Learn and plan {32:13} Principle #5 Train the trainer {36:32} Principle #6 Divide and grow {40:21} Principle #7 Renew and refresh {43:23} Principle #8 Invest, integrate, and evaluate Remarkable Quotes Larry: We train people on how to build a metaphorical pipeline that brings their donors closer to them emotionally. Larry: Your goal is to be in that navigation seat and then you can help that person navigate their philanthropy. Larry: It's not just a handout, they're investing in you. Larry: You need to create a message. Travis: You must be able to get recurring donors, the best time to do that is within 13 days of first contact. Larry Johnson Bio Larry Johnson, founded The Eight Principles™, believing in the simple, the practical, and the joyful. He is the author of the award-winning book, “The Eight Principles of Sustainable Fundraising,” and has been named to the top 15 fundraising consultants in the US and Canada by the Wall Street Business Network. The Association of Fundraising Professionals named Larry, Outstanding Development Executive of 2010. Larry's thirty-year career spans both program development and capital fundraising. After serving with the nation's leading consultancy, he served four institutions of higher learning as chief advancement officer. He has led successful capital funding efforts which were local, regional, and national in scope with objectives ranging from $650K to $200M. He serves on both nonprofit and corporate boards including, the advisory council of The Carter Center and the Philanthropy of the 39th President of the United States. Larry has coached the staff and volunteers of hundreds of nonprofit organizations in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain. Connect with Larry Johnson https://www.linkedin.com/in/larryjohnsonmegrace/ https://theeightprinciples.com/ Nonprofit Architect Podcast Links Website http://nonprofitarchitect.org Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/NonprofitArchitect Ultimate Podcast Guide https://nonprofitarchitect.org/ultimate-podcast-guide/ Subscribe and Leave a Review https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nonprofit-architect-podcast/id1481292481 Patreon https://www.patreon.com/NonprofitArchitect Watch on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQm8fnR2sHyrmLpV2jKYajA Listen to these other great podcasts from Veterans https://nonprofitarchitect.org/veteran-podcast-network/ Want help getting your podcast started? Visit: https://nonprofitarchitect.org/podcast-production-services/

If you learn these eight principles of sustainable fundraising, your nonprofit will grow to the next level and exceed your expectations. Conversation Highlights {00:33} Introduction to Larry Johnson {07:16} Principal #1 Donors are the drivers {12:11} Principle #2 Begin at the beginning, that is, create a message {19:55} Principle #3 Leadership Leads {26:22} Principle #4 Learn and plan {32:13} Principle #5 Train the trainer {36:32} Principle #6 Divide and grow {40:21} Principle #7 Renew and refresh {43:23} Principle #8 Invest, integrate, and evaluate Remarkable Quotes Larry: We train people on how to build a metaphorical pipeline that brings their donors closer to them emotionally. Larry: Your goal is to be in that navigation seat and then you can help that person navigate their philanthropy. Larry: It's not just a handout, they're investing in you. Larry: You need to create a message. Travis: You must be able to get recurring donors, the best time to do that is within 13 days of first contact. Larry Johnson Bio Larry Johnson, founded The Eight Principles™, believing in the simple, the practical, and the joyful. He is the author of the award-winning book, “The Eight Principles of Sustainable Fundraising,” and has been named to the top 15 fundraising consultants in the US and Canada by the Wall Street Business Network. The Association of Fundraising Professionals named Larry, Outstanding Development Executive of 2010. Larry's thirty-year career spans both program development and capital fundraising. After serving with the nation's leading consultancy, he served four institutions of higher learning as chief advancement officer. He has led successful capital funding efforts which were local, regional, and national in scope with objectives ranging from $650K to $200M. He serves on both nonprofit and corporate boards including, the advisory council of The Carter Center and the Philanthropy of the 39th President of the United States. Larry has coached the staff and volunteers of hundreds of nonprofit organizations in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain. Connect with Larry Johnson https://www.linkedin.com/in/larryjohnsonmegrace/ https://theeightprinciples.com/ Nonprofit Architect Podcast Links Website http://nonprofitarchitect.org Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/NonprofitArchitect Ultimate Podcast Guide https://nonprofitarchitect.org/ultimate-podcast-guide/ Subscribe and Leave a Review https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nonprofit-architect-podcast/id1481292481 Patreon https://www.patreon.com/NonprofitArchitect Watch on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQm8fnR2sHyrmLpV2jKYajA Listen to these other great podcasts from Veterans https://nonprofitarchitect.org/veteran-podcast-network/ Want help getting your podcast started? Visit: https://nonprofitarchitect.org/podcast-production-services/

This week the Bow Tie Guy begins a series of shows that take a closer look at the Eight Principles of Celebrate Recovery. Our Song of the Week comes from Zach Williams. To support the show financially, text the word "MuM" to 760-WALLS-CA. #MuMsTheWord

This has been a year of major loss for many of us, how do we stay in our joy? Here are eight basic principles. grace to you, davidTrig --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/davidtrig/support

Building Sustained Giving, Continuous Growth, and an Engaged, Loyal Donor Base: Don't Make It About Money There are hundreds of millions of dollars in philanthropic funds which lie on the sidelines each year. This is over and above all the millions currently in donor-advised holdings. Accessing these funds is possible for any worthy charitable organization. To do so, nonprofit leaders must first adopt the right mindset, as being truly successful in fundraising is 90% thinking and only 10% doing. Larry C. Johnson is an internationally recognized philanthropy and fundraising thought leader, Larry trains the staff and volunteers of worthy causes to achieve real impact through the creation of reliable, growing revenue streams. He emphasizes principles before methods as the key to long-lasting success. He stresses the simple, the practical, and the joyful. Larry is the Founder of The Eight Principles, the premier brand for educational products and services in relational fundraising and philanthropy. The Eight Principles provides digital education, live workshops, and structured coaching to nonprofit organizations. Author of the award-winning book, The Eight Principles of Sustainable Fundraising, AFP named Larry Outstanding Development Executive in 2010. The Wall Street Business Network ranks him in the Top 15 Fundraising Consultants in the USA. Larry is a graduate of Yale University. Larry speaks widely and serves on numerous nonprofit and corporate boards, including The Philanthropy Council of The Carter Center, the philanthropy of the 39th President of the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My guest today is Robert White, Robert is a Mentor to growth-oriented executives and Entrepreneurial Founder of Lifespring and ARC International with over 1 million grads. Robert spent 2015-20 living and working in China. His return to the USA included a need to let people know about his capabilities as an Author, Speaker, and Mentor to Executives. He spent over 30 years of research and hands-on work to develop his Eight Principles. This 28 page PDF includes a self-evaluation and tips for living the life we were born to live. Plus, it includes Robert's weekly email "An Extraordinary Minute." Timeless wisdom is designed to be read in one minute or less. With over 1.3 million graduates from high-impact experiential training in companies he's founded and led, Robert has "been there and done that." He's lived and worked abroad (Japan, Hong Kong, Mainland China) for a total of 21 years. He's a Mentor to Executives, serial Entrepreneur, Trainer of thousands, Author of a best-seller, and Public Speaker. His first career was 8 years in radio so he knows how to make a host look and sound good. Here's Robert's gift to you: https://www.extraordinarypeople.com/Sign-up-for-free-report/ you can also contact Robert through his report. If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and leave a short review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen? It takes less than 60 seconds and it really helps. If you enjoyed this episode buy me a cup of coffee, make it a large: I'm trying to keep this episode free of advertisements and could use your help with the cost of bringing your this fun and entertaining podcast. Anything you can donate to the cause is greatly appreciated. To donate go to: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/sifuRafael Subscribe: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coaching-call/id1546026323 Please leave a star rating and a review here Follow Coaching Call: Facebook: facebook.com/coachingcall Instagram: instagram.com/coachingcall Email: maxfitness@optonline.net LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/maxfitness Sifu Rafael is available for one on one coaching, seminars, and public speaking. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachingcall/message

In this short episode of the Bookomicast for Leaders Who Are Readers, Christian Gladwell, Global Chief Executive of M&C Saatchi Performance picks Tarzan Economics by Will Page. To become a Bookomi member and get our free weekly email CLICK HERE Meanwhile, if you'd like to go deeper into Will's OMI, you can get your own copy of the book from the Bookomi section of our independent bookshop partner  HERE. 

https://youtu.be/ffII6vyE__Q Former NFL lineman Shawn Harper is the owner and operator of American Services and Protection, a security firm based in Columbus, Ohio. He also owns Bridge Builders International, an inter-denominational non-profit helping children in developing countries. We discuss how successful NFL systems can be applied to the business world and how to create a team-based winning culture.   --- Leverage NFL Systems with Shawn Harper Our guest is Shawn Harper with me today. And Shawn is the owner and operator of American Services and Protection, a full-service security firm out of Columbus, Ohio. He is also the owner of Bridge Builders International, a non-profit, interdenominational non-profit helping children in developing countries. He played for seven seasons as an offensive NFL lineman with the Coors, the Oilers, the Rams, and NFL Europe. And he is the author of the Winning Edge, Eight Principles that will bring out the winner in you. Welcome Shawn to the show. Hey, thank you for having me. Let's have fun for the time being, and hopefully we can extract some tools, thoughts, and principles to win at this game of life. That's awesome, that's awesome. Well, listen, first of all, I love to have you on the show, and I'm kind of intrigued, how does an NFL linesman becomes an entrepreneur with multiple businesses, how does that work? Well, you know what, it's something that I kind of fell into, but it was a blessing as well. And so what I mean by that is my brother owned a security firm and through some unforeseen circumstances, he had turned the control of the operation over to me. And I promise you at that moment, I was a deer in the headlights. I had no business sense. I didn't understand. And you know what, actually, to be truthful, you know, close to 20 years later, I'm still learning and I'm still growing. I'm still, you know, learning how to win at this game. But what I did understand is I understand winning. And I was able to grab that not only from sports, but from the challenges that were in my life, as far as the learning disabilities and voted most likely to fail, graduating last in my class in academics, barely starting in high school football, overcoming the adversity and the struggle and to push towards the win. And I played with and for probably one of the most successful businesses in the world. That's the National Football League. It is a business. And so the things that I learned from playing in sports, being around amazing players and coaches, styles, techniques, and strategies and methodologies, I begin to infuse them into the business world. And you know what? I started having a lot of wins. Normally I try to stay away from the word success because that to me is a man-made construct. It's all about winning. And it, well, no, no. I mean, it is. I mean, the problem with success is that it's ambiguous, which means, and also it's not static. I can be in Columbus, Ohio. Thank you so much for the skylight right there. That's very awesome. I've never had this happen before, but I can have $4 million living in Columbus, Ohio. And you know what?I'm doing well.I can have, you know, $4 million living in Manhattan and you know, I'm okay. I can have $4 million in Dubai and I'm like, whoa, you're struggling here. Trying to live downtown Dubai with only $4 million. So guess what? It's not static. And so what I've learned is that it is not static by design to always having you push more towards or towards what you probably already are. You're a winner. And so now infusing those concepts in corporate America, you know, everyone that works with me and work for me, you guys are already successful. The fact that you're here, you're successful. Now let's win. Okay, can you imagine trying to tell Mark Cuban to be successful? Of course he's already successful. Well then what's, okay, so then what's driving him? What's driving these billionaires now? Is it success? No, they're the apex. It's the win.

Download a year’s worth of https://www.leadershipactionlist.com/ (weekly action steps to improve your leadership) for FREE!   Tim Carlin is a retired military Colonel and a Certified Financial Planner at V Wealth Advisors. He is a West Point graduate who commanded at the Company, Battalion, and Brigade levels. Tim is a versatile leader with past responsibility at some of America's best companies including PepsiCo and Conoco Phillips 66 Company. In his book An Extraordinarily Ordinary Life, Tim shows you through his personal story how to continuously reinvent yourself through job loss, family hardship, and a cancer diagnosis to prosper and give back to others.   LEADERSHIP INSIGHTS The sooner you go through a tougher time, the more prepared you are fore future difficulties. Put yourself in situations where you will be uncomfortable as a way to improve yourself. Put your ego on the shelf – especially when transitioning to something new. Get yourself to the next level by pushing yourself just a little bit further than you think you need to go. Tim’s Eight Principles for Life: 1. Be in service to others 2. Never stop learning 3. Punch above your weight 4. Never stand still 5. Think long term 6. Reinvent yourself 7. Don’t follow the crowd 8. Give in order to receive 80/20 is OK. It’s hard to get to 100% in anything.   QUESTIONS TO INSPIRE US TO ACTION What is some lesson, saying, or experience that continues to influence your leadership to this day? Knowing that there will be bumps in the road and that you will need to continually reinvent yourself. Use three descriptors to finish this sentence: “A leader is…” Someone who reinvents themselves, someone in service others, and someone who never stops learning. What is a question that leaders should be asking either themselves or others? What are the unknown unknowns? What book would you recommend to leaders? The Once and Future King by T. H. White If you could get every listener to start doing something THIS week to help them be a better leader, what would it be? Never stand still. Always work to improve and learn new things. As a general life principle, is it better to ask “why?” or “why not?” “Why not?” because, on your death bed, you’ll regret the “why nots” a lot more than the “whys.”   CONNECT WITH TIM LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timcarlin1 (in/timcarlin1) Website: https://www.vwealthadvisors.com (https://www.vwealthadvisors.com) Email: tim.carlin@vwealth.com   CONNECT WITH JOSH Instagram: https://instagram.com/joshuafriedeman (@joshuafriedeman) Email: josh@friedemanleadership.com   Want a FREE list of weekly action steps to improve your leadership? Download the https://www.leadershipactionlist.com/ (Leadership Action List) TODAY!

Home-grown global software giant Atlassian has published a set of ‘Eight Principles' that can help guide the development of sound tech policy as part of a renewed push to engage with government on policy formulation. In this episode of the Commercial Disco we talk to Atlassian's newly-appointed Director of Global Public Policy about the principles, as well as some of the policy challenges facing the Australian tech sector.

The Parelli Program yields exceptional results because it is rooted in principles, not a regimented serious of techniques or a strict method. Learn why Pat Parelli created the Eight Principles and how this understanding will improve your overall development as a horseman.

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What does God see when He looks at your P&L statement for the month? What does God consider true gain for you and for His Church? Listen as Pastor Stan takes us into the next installment of his Strong Church series in 1st Timothy with a look at eight principles of money from the Scriptures.

The Watts Up usuals, Marie and Ryan, are joined by fellow colleagues Eric Gronwick and Andrew Frum. On August 20, Governor Pritzker’s office released the “Putting Consumers & Climate First, Governor Pritzker’s Eight Principles for a Clean & Renewable Illinois Economy.” During Part I of this II-part series, we will be covering Principle's 1-4. Up Next Week: Part II of the Roundtable Discussion covering Principle's 5-8. From the show: Damn Daniel YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfFcyTuopbI The Office, Oscar Explains Surplus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUfr195i_54&t=24s If you have any input on this episode or ideas for future episodes, contact us at Marie@GRNESolar.com Please subscribe, tell a friend, and leave us a 5-star review. To learn more about GRNE Solar visit, GRNESolar.com or you can find us across social media @GRNESolar or on Instagram @WattsUpPodcast

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This episode stars special guest Noel Wallace, a fellow undergraduate student. Together we try to bring together the fields of Dietetics and Medicine through dialogue between two nerdy health people. As always, I am not medical professional. Please see your primary care physician if you are in need of medical advice. Sources: Bihari, M. 2019. What does medication tolerance mean? [Internet] Verywellmind. Available from: https://www.verywellmind.com/medication-tolerance-1124101 Core elements of hospital antibiotic stewardship programs. [Internet] 2019. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Available from: https://www.cdc.gov/antibiotic-use/core-elements/hospital.html “Eat Your Medicine: Food as Pharmacology.” Dr. Mark Hyman, 21 Oct. 2019, drhyman.com/blog/2011/10/14/eat-your-medicine-food-as-pharmacology/. The Eight Principles of Patient-Centered Care [Internet]. 2015. Oneview; Available from: https://www.oneviewhealthcare.com/the-eight-principles-of-patient-centered-care/ Kleinsinger, F. 2018. The unmet challenge of medication nonadherence. The Permanente Journal. [Internet]. 22: 18-033. Available from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6045499/ Marwick, C. (1995). “Learning How Phytochemicals Help Fight Disease.” JAMA. Myrick, J.G., Pavelko, R.L. 2018. Examining differences in audience recall and reaction between mediated portrayals of mental illness as trivializing versus stigmatizing. Journal of Health Communication. [Internet]. 22(11): 876-884. Available from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29023203 Parekh, N., Shrank, W. 2018. Dangers and opportunities of direct-to-consumer advertising. The Journal of General Internal Medicine. [Internet]. 33(5): 586-587. Available from: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11606-018-4342-9 Pollan, Michael. (2008). In defense of food : an eater's manifesto. New York :Penguin Press. Turner, Natasha. (2014) “3 Ways to Treat PMS Naturally and Balance Your Hormones.” Chatelaine. www.chatelaine.com/health/three-steps-to-reduce-pms-and-balance-your-hormones/.

In our most recent episode of The Rainmaker Fundraising Podcast we sat down with Larry Johnson, author of The Eight Principles of Sustainable Fundraising, and Founder of the training and consulting firm of the same name. During our conversation, Larry shared how and why focusing on the underlying principles of fundraising is so important to fundraising success for any organization:Being effective in fundraising is 90% how and what you think, and only 10% what you're actually doingUnderstanding the underlying principles of fundraising allows you to adapt tactics and techniques to fit any situation, without sacrificing the core elements of successBased on research conducted by Dr. Russell James of Texas Tech, organizations that can tap into asset-based giving (vs. solely cash-based giving) stand to scale revenues much more significantly than those that focus only on cash asks. Using The Eight Principles model allows organizations to successfully expand into asset-based giving opportunities with their donorsWhen we change our mindset and how we think about philanthropy, donors, and the relationships that undergird all philanthropic activities, exponential revenue growth is possibleIf you want more on The Eight Principles, check out The Oracle League, their high-level online training program.  

In our most recent episode of The Rainmaker Fundraising Podcast we sat down with Larry Johnson, author of The Eight Principles of Sustainable Fundraising, and Founder of the training and consulting firm of the same name. During our conversation, Larry shared how and why focusing on the underlying principles of fundraising is so important to fundraising success for any organization:Being effective in fundraising is 90% how and what you think, and only 10% what you're actually doingUnderstanding the underlying principles of fundraising allows you to adapt tactics and techniques to fit any situation, without sacrificing the core elements of successBased on research conducted by Dr. Russell James of Texas Tech, organizations that can tap into asset-based giving (vs. solely cash-based giving) stand to scale revenues much more significantly than those that focus only on cash asks. Using The Eight Principles model allows organizations to successfully expand into asset-based giving opportunities with their donorsWhen we change our mindset and how we think about philanthropy, donors, and the relationships that undergird all philanthropic activities, exponential revenue growth is possibleIf you want more on The Eight Principles, check out The Oracle League, their high-level online training program.  

Irvin started his company 24 years ago and created something called The Eight Principles of Financial Success in Life. Today, he shares why he created those principles and the value of learning. Stay tuned and enjoy this episode! Highlights: Helping families succeed in life - 0:55 What are these eight principles? - 1:13 Understanding all the principles - 1:39 Why Irvin choose those principles - 2:38 The importance of analyzing the options in life - 3:48 Creating alternative solutions - 5:50 Bringing clarity to the child - 8:38 Many families do not measure the results - 10:20 Creating context: The last principle - 11:41 The eight principles of financial success can bring value to families - 13:07 Reinvent Rich Community: Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Listen on Stitcher Listen on iHeartRadio

Philanthropy is more than money. It's more than values. It's all the other ideas and time of the things that they bring, and this is becoming more and more critical as we look at the younger generations. We spend a lot of our time in the fundraising world thinking about how we can better connect to donors, how we can make the ask better, how we can engage donors, how we can increase their passion for giving. But we're probably not spending enough time thinking about how we work, how we can work more effectively, and how we behave as leaders. Well, Larry Johnson knows this and he's written a book called The Eight Principles, and has a really great training program and opportunities for fundraisers to really think about how they're developing as leaders. He's actually somebody who knew Stephen Covey himself and I got on the line with them to talk about The Eight Principles and how we can be better leaders in the nonprofit world. Here's link to Larry's great book on Amazon. And here's the 8 Principles web site.

Every one of us is a leader in some way because every one of us influences someone. However, to be a great leader you need to know what life skills God expects every leader to possess. Join Pastor Rick as he unveils these principles from 1 Thessalonians chapter 2.

There's a reason why the majority of people in this world are poor. It is because they are not taught to be rich. They don't know the principles that the rich already know and implement in their lives. If you knew the principles of the rich, you could change your life and be rich as well. Copy what already works; it's that simple. The principles of the rich apply to everybody. They apply now, tomorrow, and far into the future. They're timeless and no matter when you learn these principles, they will help you to become wealthy. Dustin Heiner is a real estate investor who went from working the grind to living the dream. Join me and Dustin as we talk about the eight principles to be rich, wealthy, and live the dream life.   Episode show notes: http://www.PassiveRealEstateInvesting.com/eight-principles-to-be-rich-wealthy-and-live-the-dream-life-with-dustin-heiner/   Download your FREE copy of The Ultimate Guide to Passive Real Estate Investing: http://www.NoradaRealEstate.com/FreeGuide/?utm_source=Episode_Summary   IF YOU LIKE THIS PODCAST we would love if you would go to iTunes and Subscribe, Rate & Review our podcast. This will greatly help share our podcast with others wanting to learn. Thank you!  . . . Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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At age 14, Jeff Coats was sentenced to 20 years in prison for robbery, kidnapping, and attempted murder. When he was finally released 17 years later, Jeff beat the odds and built a highly successful career in real estate. On today’s Real Estate Rockstars, Jeff shares the eight principles that transformed his mindset and changed his life for the better. These are principles that will help anyone, agent or otherwise, identify and achieve meaningful goals. Listen and learn what you can do right now to secure a lifetime of success and fulfillment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode I continue to show how TCM-Style Acupuncture steals (I mean borrows!) from other theories such as Six-Stages, Four Levels and Channnel Diagnosis.  Then, gather 'round, children, for an exciting and engaging reading of a case study to demonstrate this. The Strength of TCM Workbook is available at kentonsefcik.com

Statistics show that more people own a smartphone (4 billion) than own a toothbrush (3.5 billion). In this episode of our new series called The Eight Principles of the Word on Fire Ethos, Bishop Barron discusses how readily available Internet access has made the new media an essential route of evangelization. The listener questions asks how virtue can possibly turn to vice.  Topics Discussed 0:17  - Introduction, Bishop's recent trip to Saint Anselm College 2:30 - What is the power of the new media? 5:19 - Why is the new media effective for evangelization? 7:50 - What's the danger in not using the new media to spread the Gospel? 9:30 - What made Fulton Sheen so effective at using the media of his time? 16:10 - Why are people feeling less connected and more lonely despite the technology advances? 19:35 - How might we cope with internet attacks while sharing the Gospel? 25:00 - How do we become more effective at sharing our faith online? 26:55 - Question from listener: How can virtue possibly turn into vice? Bonus Resources Videos "Theology and the New Media" (Bishop Barron) "The Vatican and New Media" (Bishop Barron) DVD/Study Program CATHOLICISM: The New Evangelization  Articles   "Surprising Lessons from Ten Million YouTube Views" (Bishop Barron) Books The Church and New Media (Brandon Vogt, chapter by Bishop Barron) Seeds of the Word: Finding God in the Culture  by Bishop Barron Word On Fire: Proclaiming the Power of Christ  by Bishop Barron Lectures "The New Evangelization: The Impact of Social Media" (Bishop Barron) "The New Evangelization and the New Media" (Bishop Barron) "Against the YouTube Heresies" (Bishop Barron) Websites Word On Fire (Proclaiming Christ in the Culture) BishopBarronBooks (Bishop Barron)   Find bonus links and resources for this episode at http://WordOnFireShow.com and, again, be sure to submit your questions at http://AskBishopBarron.

Jesus boldly proclaimed, “I am the way, the truth, and the life”. In order to be His disciple, one must make Jesus Christ the foundation of life and proclaim His Lordship in every area of life. Much like the rose window in Chartres Cathedral, a well ordered soul revolves around the great center, which is Christ. In this episode, Bishop Robert Barron begins a series called The Eight Principles of the Word on Fire Ethos with this key principle, namely, “Christocentrism”. Bishop explains how we go about making Christ the priority of our lives, and why we must know who Jesus is in order to do so. The listener questions asks why the Sacred Heart of Jesus is so important in Christian devotion.

Jesus boldly proclaimed, “I am the way, the truth, and the life”. In order to be His disciple, one must make Jesus Christ the foundation of life and proclaim His Lordship in every area of life. Much like the rose window in Chartres Cathedral, a well ordered soul revolves around the great center, which is Christ. In this episode, Bishop Robert Barron begins a series called The Eight Principles of the Word on Fire Ethos with this key principle, namely, "Christocentrism". Bishop explains how we go about making Christ the priority of our lives, and why we must know who Jesus is in order to do so. The listener questions asks why the Sacred Heart of Jesus is so important in Christian devotion.  Topics Discussed 0:17  - Introduction, Bishop's recent trip to Mundelein Seminary. 2:00 - What is Christocentrism? 5:53 - Is it possible to be too obsessed with Jesus? 7:20 - Why is it important not to domesticate the real Jesus? 8:45 - How should we read the difficult truths Jesus spoke? 10:45 - How do we make Jesus the center of our lives? 15:22 - Question from listener: Why is the Sacred Heart of Jesus is so important in Christian devotion? Bonus Resources Videos How Jesus is the Messiah Andrew Sullivan's Non-Threatening Jesus John Dominic Crossan's Strange Jesus DVD's CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players (Word on Fire) CATHOLICISM series (Word On Fire) Faith Clips (Word On Fire)  Articles   "Why It Matters Who Jesus Is" (Bishop Barron) "Why Jesus is God" (Bishop Barron) "The Disturbing Fact of the Resurrection" (Bishop Barron) “Your Life Does Not Belong to You” (Bishop Barron) Books The Priority of Christ by Bishop Barron The Incarnate Lord by Fr. Thomas Joseph White Jesus Christ: Fundamentals of Christology by Roch A. Kerezty The Strangest Way by Bishop Barron Study Program  The Mystery of God: Who God Is and Why He Matters (Bishop Barron) CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players Study Guide (Word on Fire) Websites Word On Fire (Bishop Barron) DailyCatholicGospel.com (Bishop Barron) Find bonus links and resources for this episode at http://WordOnFireShow.com and, again, be sure to submit your questions at http://AskBishopBarron.

In this episode we look at what it takes to rightly interpret Scripture. Whether you are a seasoned preacher, a beginner, or simply a student of Scripture who wants to go deeper, then this episode will help you pursue excellence in rightly interpreting Scripture.   Recommended Reading Grasping God's Word – Duvall and Hayes* Halley's […] --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nswhitley/support

In this episode we look at what it takes to rightly interpret Scripture. Whether you are a seasoned preacher, a beginner, or simply a student of Scripture who wants to go deeper, then this episode will help you pursue excellence in rightly interpreting Scripture.   Recommended Reading Grasping God’s Word – Duvall and Hayes* Halley’s...

In this business coach episode Clay Clark and Dr. Z deep dive into "Eight Principles of an Effective Advertisement Campaign." Anyone who has ever wanted to know how to do so, or how to take their advertisement campaigns to a new level need to listen to this podcast.

Welcome to Financial Freedom Month!  To kick things off, we've got a solo episode packed with advice to right your financial ship -- or to keep you on the stellar journey you've started. First, I go through the Eight Principles of Financial Freedom that will help you get clear on your path and stick to it. This process is all about self-reflection on your current reality and how it relates to your goals. Then I delve into all the big and small things you should keep in mind when finding a financial advisor, from the letters after their name, to the comfort level of your relationship, to your preference for working with a woman or a man. All of these considerations are important since working with a great financial advisor can be an incomparable investment in the quality of every aspect of your life. Finally, I offer you the chance to have a fifteen-minute call with me. Are you hiring a financial advisor and looking for advice? Do you think we could build a strong financial relationship together? Don't hesitate to reach out -- I'm here to help you build your best  life, and this call is a great first step. You can also call a toll-free number at (877) 569-5508  

Lewis Howes (@LewisHowes) discusses his new book, The School of Greatness, and its framework for achieving real, sustainable, and repeatable success.The Cheat Sheet:What is a lifestyle entrepreneur?While interviewing successful people, Lewis Howes found eight common themes that they tend to share -- he calls them The Eight Principles of Greatness.Greatness looks different to everyone, but it's rare that anyone ever achieves it by accident.What is your dream? Are you striving to realize it, or are you hoping it falls in your lap by sheer luck?What do you do when your failures become bigger than your vision?And so much more...Show notes at http://theartofcharm.com/podcast-episodes/lewis-howes-school-of-greatness-episode-456/HELP US SPREAD THE WORD!If you dig the show, please subscribe in iTunes and write us a review! This is what helps us stand out from the crowd and help people find the credible advice they need.Review the show in iTunes! We rely on it! http://www.theartofcharm.com/mobilereviewStay Charming!

I first met Lewis Howes back in my days of working with Social Media Examiner. I liked his technique with video interviews, and wrangled up a lot of interviewees for him; he liked my Facebook trainings, and asked me to put together a book. That was not only the beginning of my career in online training courses; it was, as they say in the movies, the beginning of a beautiful friendship. This week, Lewis and I got the chance to reconnect over the topic of "greatness." Sound a little abstract? Let Lewis persuade you otherwise. Lewis is a true expert in lifestyle entrepreneurship--a business coach with a top-rated podcast, a huge online educational program, earnings in seven figures, and a recognition from President Obama as one of the Top 100 Entrepreneurs in the country under age 30. Truly a great example to all of us working on our online businesses! And you'd better believe Lewis didn't get to this level by aiming for "good enough." His recent book School of Greatness is all about the importance of striving for greatness--in our personal lives, our health, our relationships and, of course, in our businesses. What Does "Greatness" Really Mean? As entrepreneurs, we're a little obsessed with the idea of "success." The symbols are always changing--this year it might be making a decent profit, next year maybe it's hitting six figures, and the year after that, it could be landing a book deal or paying off your house or...who knows? This is the danger of becoming too obsessed with success--the target is always moving. Which means we run the risk of never being satisfied, no matter how much we accomplish. But by focusing our sights on greatness, Lewis says, we're able to experience satisfaction with where we are in our business, and so much more besides. "Greatness is discovering what your greatest gifts are, your talents, what you were born to do, maximizing those gifts, and impacting the maximum amount of people in the world with those gifts." 8 Principles of Greatness Lewis' book breaks greatness into eight simple steps: 1. Clarifying Your Vision Before you set out on your personal quest, you have to clearly see the action steps to make it happen. 2. Embracing Adversity Challenge and struggle are a natural part of growth. 3. Cultivating a Champion's Mindset You can't guarantee that you'll win every time, but you can always set yourself up for the opportunity to win. 4. Committing to Hustle A willingness to do whatever it takes will take you where mere talent can't. 5. Mastering Your Health Your health (emotional, mental and physical) can either hold you back or drive you forward--which way do you choose? 6. Practicing Positive Habits Without intentional habits, life turns into a nothing but a series of reactions. 7. Realizing You Can't Achieve Greatness Alone A powerful, reliable team is the key to building something that’s bigger than yourself. 8. Being of Service to Others The crowning moment of greatness is giving your gift to the world. This is just a summary of Lewis' eight principles--you need to hear these in detail! So click here now to listen to the full podcast episode. Going Deeper My chat with Lewis did more than just outline what it means to be great. It illuminated some of the finer points that past experience had "muddied up" for me. For example... The word "hustle" gives me a little bit of shudder, because I remember my corporate job days where I was really diving in, giving it my all, but felt like I lost myself. Fortunately, Lewis' definition of hustle doesn't mean prioritizing one aspect of your life at the expense of everything else important. Even someone as multi-talented as Lewis feels exhausted and overwhelmed sometimes. Greatness requires a careful check-in system with yourself, to monitor your progress and where you're out of balance. Certain aspects of achieving greatness will come easily to you, while other parts of it are going to be harder. Lewis explains how to fine-tune the process by uncovering the deeper roots of where you struggle. You'll never accomplish the final point of greatness--being of service to the world--if you don't take care of one important thing first. There's so much in this interview, I hope you'll take the time to listen to it today. But for now, I want to leave you with one final quote from Lewis that I thought was particularly...well, great: "The biggest impact we can make is when we become a symbol of inspiration because we follow and chase our dreams. It is our greatest gift to follow our dreams...we are robbing ourselves and others around us when we cop out and don’t chase it out of fear."

Are you curious about ways to build intimacy that aren’t about sex or being sexual? Have you had hints of feeling a deep connection with your partner, and are you interested to know how you might be able to deepen that connection even further? My guest today is Patricia Albere of the Evolutionary Collective, an internationally-known organization devoted to mutual awakening between individuals, and the development of a shared consciousness that transcends our individual (separate) consciousnesses. With over 40 years of experience working with individuals on their growth and personal development, Patricia branched out to explore how individuals could connect more deeply with others. Today we discuss her work in the context of romantic partnership, although the exercises that you will be learning could be applied with anyone - not just your significant other. In today’s society, especially with so many of us focused on our personal growth, there’s a danger of our becoming TOO individuated - separated from each other like islands of highly developed people. However, once you get to that point, you have an opportunity to connect with others on a profoundly deep level, by “waking up the space between you” and creating shared consciousness. In relationships, we’ve had a goal of creating an unconditional, accepting love. However, Patricia calls upon us to love in a way that also demands - where we demand that our partner show up fully, where we call them forth to be their biggest and brightest selves. One of Patricia’s practices is to align yourself so that she space opens up between you and your partner.  It’s one of her Eight Principles and is called “mutual engagement” - being a total yes to the emerging experience that you’re having with someone in the moment. The basic practice consists of 30 minutes: For the first 10 minutes, one person is the questioner, who asks “What are you experiencing right now?” The other person responds with what they’re experiencing right then, in that moment - if possible tuning in not to stories about what’s happening, but naming the aspects of experience that are occurring right there in that moment. If they get stuck, the questioner asks again, simply “What are you experiencing right now?” After asking the question, the job of the questioner is to “place their consciousness inside their partner”. This is the kind of thing that will make more sense as you try it - like a nascent ability that you may not have even known that you have, but that will evolve and develop as you put it into practice. As the other person says what they’re experiencing right now, can you get into their experience? After 10 minutes of this, switch roles. After another 10 minutes, you enter a “popcorn” round where you each are tuning into what you’re experiencing - at any moment each of you can speak to “we are experiencing…” After that - take a moment to feel through where you’re at! This shared consciousness can happen with people who aren’t lovers and even with pets! You do need a willing partner to conduct the experiment. The practice can be a “big step beyond” the normal relationship and lead to a deepened, ever-expanding intimacy. You and your partner can take on greater responsibility and intimacy as difficulties and traumas arise in life—all because you share consciousness. If you have a strong foundation, for instance, you can try this technique when you are confronting a problem area in your relationship. If you have a problem, see if you can really get inside the experience that your partner is having. What light and understanding does the shared consciousness bring to the situation? Patricia speaks about “loving the truth.”  You have to be a “yes” to what IS. Once you are a “yes” to the truth of your experience, there is an enormous dynamic energy available to you in your life. However, the moment you become inauthentic in your relationship, that’s the moment that you’re no longer in relationship. At that point, you have made the decision to stay separate and not let the other person into your consciousness.  Hard to share consciousness when you have secrets that you’re hiding away - since you might not want to let someone in under those circumstances! Links and Resources: www.evolutionarycollective.com   (Patricia’s website) www.mutual-awakening.com  (a free 77-page ebook available!) Free Mutual Awakening Calls with Patricia Albere Patricia has online courses, holds virtual retreats every three months, does 3-day intensive orientations for mutual awakening, and hosts a year-long program that starts every January.  Visit her website for details! www.neilsattin.com/patricia is the direct link to this episode. Visit to download the show guide, or text “PASSION” to 33444 and follow the instructions to download the show guide. If you download the guide within the first week of this episode's airing, you are automatically qualified for a chance to win Patricia Albere’s Mutual Trust course - a $197 value! Our Relationship Alive Community on Facebook   Amazing intro/outro music graciously provided courtesy of: The Railsplitters - Check them Out!

Donate to The Permaculture Podcast Online: via PayPal Venmo: @permaculturepodcast Like this podcast? Support it on Patreon. My guests for this episode are Caroline Wallace and Jesse Peterson, pictured here with their mentor Dave Jacke. Caroline and Jesse are the owners of Inside Edge Design, LCC, a permaculture design firm based in Helena, Montana, that applies the social system design framework of Dave Jacke to their municipal scale projects. During this conversation we talk about niche analysis and social system design and how to apply it to our work as permaculture practitioners to make the invisible structures a more visible part of the process. We use the 6th Ward Garden Park as an example of how they work with a local parks department and government in order to gain approval for the installation of a 1 acre food forest. [caption width="600" align="aligncenter"] A niche analysis of a European Pear showing the products, needs, characteristics, allies, and predators of this plant. (Click to enlarge)[/caption] I find that this interview complements the conversation I had with Steve Whitman in Episode 1517: Community Planning, very well, so after listening to this one, go and check out that one if you haven't already. Together they help to prepare you to be better prepared to engage the society where you live. Before we begin, a reminder that the Traveling Permaculture Library Project is now being managed by Matt Winters, author of The Gift, and it's a great time for you to get involved. Email your name and address to: librarian@thepermaculturepodcast.com and he will add you to the mailing list of this cycle of virtuous giving. Find out more about Caroline, Jesse, and their work, including their design document for the 6th Ward Garden Park (PDF), at InsideEdgeDesign.com. [caption width="600" align="aligncenter"] The same niche analysis applied to a human social system, the Helena Parks and Recreation department.(Click to enlarge)[/caption] Stepping away from this conversation I'm left with the feeling that their work will have a huge impact on our ability to design with the social and economic systems of our communities in mind in a way that insures we are able to use permaculture in the process. We could use the principles that currently exist, but we are trained up to look to the landscape as the metaphor and sometimes that frame of reference gets stuck. Here with the niche analysis, the axises of social system design (PDF), and Elinor Ostrom's Eight Principles of Managing A Commons, we can leverage other tools into our toolbox that break us out of that strictly permaculture mindset, without having to start from scratch, and then expand upon them based on our own interests and abilities and with permaculture in mind. The road ahead for social systems is an incredible one to be a part of and likely to face numerous challenges as we move forward. I say this because of numerous conversations I encounter online where permaculture is still viewed strictly as a means of permanent agriculture, rather than one of permanent culture. Where do you see permaculture going from here? Where are you taking it that you would like to share with the world? Get in touch. . Email: The Permaculture Podcast or write me a letter and drop it in the mail: The Permaculture Podcast The Permaculture Podcast You can also join in the conversations at Facebook.com/thepermaculturepodcast or follow me on Twitter where I am @permaculturecst. I'll do whatever I can to assist you on this path. If you can help me, I would greatly appreciate it. Share a link to your favorite episode on your blog, a forum, Facebook, or Twitter. Tell a friend. Or support the show with a one time donation using the PayPal button on the main page of the website at thepermaculturepodcast.com or by becoming an ongoing monthly member at patreon.com/permaculturepodcast. Anything you do to help keep this show on the air and growing lets, together, reach more people and bring ecological design further and further into the mainstream consciousness. One person, one story at a time we can make a difference. Until the next time, take care of Earth, your self, and each other. Resources Inside Edge Design, LLC 6th Ward Garden Park Design Report and Implementation Plan Elinor Ostrom's 8 Prinicples of for Managing a Commons

Podcast 470: The Eight Principles of Sustainable Fundraising with Larry Johnson, CFRE by Greg Voisen

Recovery from hurts, habits, and hang ups using Gods word, the 8 principles based on the Be Attitudes and the 12 steps

Eight principles from Joshua 2, to help us prepare for our own destiny.

This podcast is based on my book, USING TECHNOLOGY TO UNLOCK MUSICAL CREATIVITY (Oxford University Press), and deals with pedagogical techniques to free students to create musical content in project-based learning. I'll be presenting on the topic at the SoundTree Institute METOS: Spotlight on Creativity online conference on Jan. 16, 2012. This episode is a rebroadcast of episode 11 from the original What Music Means to Me podcast.