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Welcome to Episode 125 of the Think UDL podcast: Cultivating a Culture of Accessibility with Rebecca Mushtare. Rebecca Mushtare is the associate dean of Graduate Studies and a professor of art and design at SUNY Oswego. With John Kane, she co-founded and co-hosts the Tea for Teaching podcast. Rebecca's primary research areas are inclusive design, design for older adults, and digital accessibility. She's committed to designing equitable and transparent experiences in and out of the classroom. At SUNY Oswego she co-founded the Workgroup on Accessibility Practices in 2016 which has been responsible for many accessibility initiatives on campus including the Faculty Accessibility Fellows program that launched in 2019. She's expanded her work on accessibility within SUNY by serving on the SUNY Empowering Students with Disabilities Task Force and working with the SUNY Center for Professional Development to offer workshops and training. Additionally, Rebecca has worked to spread these practices within civic engagement spaces including the local Vote Oswego initiative and the national civic engagement coalition, Students Learn Students Vote.   She's co-authored research articles related to accessibility in the Journal for Postsecondary Education and Disability, Journal of Communication in Healthcare, and the eJournal of Public Affairs. You can also find her work in community engagement projects like the Recollection Project. In today's conversation, Rebecca and I talk about digital accessibility practices, accessibility plans, accessibility fellows and 10-day, 5-day Accessibility challenges. But throughout this conversation we find out we all have a role to play in accessibility on our campuses and we hope this episode gives you some ideas for yours! Thank you for listening to this conversation on the Think UDL podcast.

This is a really special solosode, so thank you for being here - thank you for connecting with me. That's one of the big themes of this episode - how are we intentionally creating and sustaining connections, especially in our fragmented working lives? So I'm sharing some key reflections on that in a leadership context. I also talk about how important goodwill is in creating solid cultures. Goodwill is all about your relationship currency and as leaders and as employees, we need to constantly deposit into that goodwill bank.  I also reflect on my business evolution and my writing and, as a special treat, included in this episode is the audio narration for Chapter one of Terra Blanca: Insurrection - my novella prequel to The Olympus Project. I hope you enjoy it and are excited to explore this expanding universe with me!  If you'd like to be in the loop for all things books, consider subscribing to my eJournal for avid readers, Bookish.  Shownotes See more at http://www.zoerouth.com/podcast/leadership-connection-zoe-routh Key Moments  Planet Human: Bio Solar Roofs [00:00:29] Discussion about the combination of solar panels on roofs with green plants for cooling effect and insulation, and other climate cooling initiatives   Planet Zoë: Travel, work, writing and inspiration  [00:02:43]   Terra Blanca: Insurrection is out now! [00:03:55] It's available as an e-book and audiobook, with the first chapter included in this episode.   Habits that don't serve you [00:11:53] Discussion on identifying and eliminating habits that are draining energy and not beneficial.   Connection and service in leadership [00:13:01] Importance of building strong relationships, reaching out to others, and creating shared experiences in leadership.   Reflection on the passage of time [00:14:06] Contemplation on the fleeting nature of life and the concept of time within the vastness of the universe.

Frankie Boyer is an award winning talk show host that empowers listeners to live healthy vibrant lives http://www.frankieboyer.comGuests:Cliff Feigenbaum is the founder and publisher of the GreenMoney Journal which has been publishing on Sustainable Business and ESG Investing for almost 30 years from a quarterly print newsletter to now a biweekly eJournal with a distribution over 25K. https://greenmoney.com/aboutRelationship Expert, Judith Gottesman, holds a Psychology Degree from UC Berkeley as well as a master's degree in Social Work. She has over 20 years of experience as a Dating Coach and Matchmaker and is Founder of Soul Mates Unlimited. Judith Gottesman is the author of the new books, Your Soul Mate Awaits! and The Lost Art of Dating. She has been featured on Fox, NPR, The New York Times, California magazine, among other media outlets. https://www.soulmatesunlimited.com/

Instagram has been getting some pretty negative coverage lately because a recent study, along with several whistle blowers, have indeed confirmed that the famed face obsessed site is a breeding ground for self-hatred when it comes to young people. This is much less a question of the media's effects on young people, as it is a critique of the unrealistic filters Instagram employs. These photo shop options allow people to erase normal parts of the human body, such as blemishes and extra weight, making them appear like more of a statue than a human. As I have said before, much of modern media is nothing more than a cartoon fantasy. Real people do not look perfect; this is what makes us human. Young people have a difficult time prioritizing what is most important so it is up to those of us who have already been through our peer pressure years to be their guides through the social media world. We cannot allow modern society's distaste for children to overshadow human decency. Congress will likely do nothing about Instagram's disregard for our children's well-being. This is not the first time Zuckerberg has been invited to Capitol Hill to defend his shady monopoly on modern fashion, and it most likely will not be the last. But we do not have time for Congress to drag its feet here. Young people need help now, not twenty years from now. Facebook's own internal research (likely compromised due to bias, thereby making the negative effects seem less worse than they actually are) shows that, "We make body image issues worse for one in three teen girls," said one internal presentation slide obtained by The eJournal, summarizing research about teen girls who experience the issues. Among teens who reported suicidal thoughts, 13% of British users and 6% of American users traced the desire to kill themselves to Instagram, one presentation showed, according to The Journal." (CNN) Of course Instagram responded with the usual bullshit, saying something about how much they care about their users and that they would never, ever do anything to hurt you. Whatever, every corporation says that when they get in trouble. Are they actually doing anything about it? No and believe me when I say that, apart from another odd video of Zuckerberg riding a surfboard in his chonies, they will never do anything about it. But all media has this effect, right? Don't be so quick to jump to conclusions. According to the same internal report, "some problems with teen mental health were specific to Instagram, and not social media more broadly, especially when it comes to "social comparison." That's when users focus on how their wealth, appearance or success stacks up against other people on the platform." (Wall Street Journal) More and more this is looking a problem with Instagram in particular; there is something about that platform specifically that emphasizes wealth, status and beauty over intelligence, wit and honesty. But where are the consequences for Mark E. Mark? Platforms like Youtube and Twitter have gotten their fair share of negative press, but somehow the Zuck has remained largely unscathed, even though his platform is demonstrably worse than either of the other social media giants. What gives? Well, Zuckerberg, whether he wants to admit to it or not, has been a boon for conservatives. Apart from the known fact that Facebook boosts conservative posts, spreading the right's toxic message faster than a fundamentalist spreads STDs, Zuckerberg is also a staunch opponent of government regulation of any kind, not because he is some freedom loving political care bear, but because that would mean he would not make as much money. The wealthy man's heart lies in the bank account. They do not support policies to better society, but to profit from it. Right now, Instagram is profiting from the mental health problems and deaths of your children. Since 2007, suicide for people 10-24 increased 60%. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morecontentplease/support

Dr. Phil Newton has been preaching the word for over 50 years beginning on a Wednesday night in 1970 with a sermon on suffering out of 1 Peter chapter 4. Phil recalls feeling a strong calling to the ministry as a teenager and has been faithful to pursue God's calling. In his early years, Phil was not always exposed to or under expositional leadership and spent many years figuring things out on his own. He's thankful for God's faithfulness and grace despite Phil's many shortcomings as a young christian. Phil had the fortune of having mentors and teachers during his early 20s who had a massive impact upon his life and ministry.Phil planted and has served as the senior pastor of South Woods Baptist Church in Memphis, Tennessee, since 1987. He has also authored several books and is a contributor for The Gospel Coalition, Founders Ministry, and the 9marks eJournal. Phil is also an adjunct professor at Southeastern Baptist Theological SeminaryPhil puts a huge emphasis on what he calls pastoral preaching and the need to go beyond simply sharing scripture. He revels in the opportunity to show the congregation how the word of God can apply to every aspect of their lives. As a pastor, Phil looks to take every story out of the bible and show how it connects to the redemption of the Gospel and how that impacts their lives.After preaching for over 50 years, Phil continues to try and improve each and every sermon he gives. In order to reach those goals, he emphasises the need to be fervent and faithful in his devotions, reading authors who are both old (400 years old) and new, and continuing self evaluation.Visit our social media for a chance to win a copy of 40 Questions About Pastoral MinistryFurther resources:Southwoods Baptist Church: https://southwoodsbc.org/Founders Ministry: https://founders.org/author/phil-newton/Gospel Coalition: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/profile/phil-a-newton/9marks eJournal: https://www.9marks.org/by-author/phil-newton/Twitter: https://twitter.com/philnewton901Written Works: https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B001K8U0QUBooks Mentioned:40 Questions About Pastoral Ministry: https://www.amazon.com/40-Questions-About-Pastoral-Ministry/dp/0825446562On Pastoring: https://www.amazon.com/Pastoring-Living-Leading-Ministering-Pastor/dp/0802414605Recommended Episodes: Russell Moore: https://www.expositorscollective.com/podcast/2021/5/25/going-around-those-watchful-dragons-russel-more Shane Angland: https://www.expositorscollective.com/podcast/2020/7/7/the-problem-and-the-promise-of-preaching-shane-angland Jon Tyson: https://www.expositorscollective.com/podcast/2020/6/16/episode-112-theology-that-cannont-be-dismissed-and-power-that-cannot-be-denied

Tue, 08 Jun 2021 07:00:00 +0000 https://einfachmenschsein.podigee.io/28-zbbb-ppp 52732160e153f53438c5bb2bc390e28c Wie Du Dein Leben wirklich in die Hand nehmen kannst und Verantwortung übernimmst Ich merke seit einigen Wochen, dass eine meiner wirklich schlechtesten Eigenschaften sich immer häufiger zeigt. Was genau sich hinter diesem "Laster" verbirgt und wie ich damit umgehe, erzähle ich Dir in meiner neusten Podcastfolge - wieder einmal im meinem ganz persönlichen Format "Mein Leben zwischen Business, Baby und Buddha". Du erfährst dabei, wie Du ganz tief Verantwortung für Dein Leben übernehmen kannst - das ist das Machtvollste, was man überhaupt machen kann! Also: Let's go. Ich freu mich auf Dich! Du bist ein Wunder ✨⠀ Deine Tessa Menschlichkeits Bundle Du kannst Dir ab sofort für kurze Zeit das Menschlichkeits-Bundle im Wert von 49,90 Euro gratis sichern. Es umfasst: Liebevoll gestaltetes eJournal mit mehr als 25 Seiten 2 wunderschöne Meditationen für innere Ruhe & Leichtigkeit, die Dich darin bestärken, meine Tipps für mehr Menschlichkeit in Deinem Leben umzusetzen Daily Planner, damit Du voller Menschlichkeit Deinen Tag planen und durchlaufen kannst Das Bundle im Wert von 49,90 Euro ist ab sofort kostenfrei downloadbar, wenn Du meine Wonder Letters hier abonnierst Mehr zu Dr. Tessa's Atelier erfährst Du in der Folge Nr. 9 Folge mir bei Instagram: @dr.tessaelpel Mehr zu mir auf meiner Website Abonniere meine Wonder Letters hier Impressum hier full Wie Du Dein Leben wirklich in die Hand nehmen kannst und Verantwortung übernimmst no empowerment,persönliche weiterentwicklung,persönlichkeitsentwicklung,coaching,verletzlichkeit,mamaleben Dr. Tessa Amandine Elpel

Cliff Feigenbaum named (“One of the Top 100 Thought Leaders in Trustworthy Business”) and I discuss the future of food, farming, energy, climate, and what sustainable business looks like now and in the near future. This is the ABQ Business Podcast with your host Jason Rigby. Each week we interview leading business leaders to inspire the vision and the spirit that is in every entrepreneur. We discuss strengths, weakness, strategies, systems and the problems we can all solve together to fulfill a shared vision of a new future for Small Business. We delve into impact investing and how you can use Green Money resources to invest with your conscience. What you believe in you can invest in with a hope for a better world.     About Green Money and Cliff.  GreenMoney is one of the world’s leading sustainable business and impact investing media brands with its monthly eJournal and website focused on publishing innovative solutions and responsible leadership. Every issue is filled with relevant news featuring top writers from the world of sustainable business, impact investing, renewable energy, organic agriculture, and ethically-made products.   The GreenMoney Journal was launched in 1992 by Cliff Feigenbaum, that was followed by the GreenMoney.com website in 1995. Also that year our invaluable editor Ted Ketcham joined the team after a 30-year career as an English teacher. In 1999, Mr. Feigenbaum co-wrote “Investing With Your Values: Making Money and Making a Difference” with Hal and Jack Brill published by Bloomberg Press in NYC. The goal of GreenMoney is to help people make informed financial decisions from the stock market to the super market. The overall mission is to “Influence Capital”.   After 20 years as a quarterly print publication, GreenMoney shifted to a monthly eJournal in 2014 to reach an even larger global audience with its award-winning content. In 2017 to celebrate its 25th Anniversary Year, the GreenMoney tech team upgraded and relaunched the GreenMoneyJournal.com website.   In 2013, GreenMoney Founder and Managing Editor Cliff Feigenbaum was named “One of the Top 100 Thought Leaders in Trustworthy Business” by Trust Across America. In 2015 and again in 2017, Cliff was named one of the “Leaders in CSR & Sustainability” by Corporate Responsibility (CR) magazine. He has also received numerous nominations for the SRI Service Award.   Please go to www.abqpodcast.com where you can get show notes, resources ,and links to everything we talked about today to help you navigate your journey as an entrepreneur and business owner in ABQ. Follow me on instagram at @abqjasonrigby or sign up for my email list here where I drop marketing secrets to help your ABQ Business!

This episode discusses the reasons why you could be stuck, why you feel held back, and some tips on how to shift that mindset.  I talk about allowing yourself to release the limits you've put on you and creating the higher version of yourself. As my gift to you, when you share this episode and tag me on IG @happinessholls, I will give you a FREE exclusive copy of my self-love Ejournal!   

In this episode Michaela chats about fear surrounding the Coronavirus and how to respond in a healthy way, importance of journaling and also why it's important not to meet rational or irrational fear with irrational action. She also shares the difficulty in obtaining goals, and strategies for actually reaching them, she shares the idea that we must have a sense for our obstacles and understand our WHY they are challenging to us, she also shares the idea that happiness comes from a place of GRIT and RESILIENCE and is about contrasts. In this episode Michaela talks about FactCheck.org check out their site. https://www.factcheck.org/2020/03/factchecking-trumps-coronavirus-address/ Michaela listened to Joe Rogan's podcast with Michael Osterholm an infectious disease expert and recommends everyone watch it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3URhJx0NSw To get the daily planner/gratitude journal, click here https://www.amazon.com/shop/usjohnsons Little note - Michaela recommends doing the Ultimate Reset in a team atmosphere (at least a group text) to hold you accountable. To check out the detox Michaela is on, click here: https://www.teambeachbody.com/shop/d/ultimate-reset-challenge-pack-URChallengePack?referringRepID=1102536 To sign up for her eJournal click here: http://michaelarenee.com/ To buy her books on Amazon, or leave a glowing review click here: https://www.amazon.com/Michaela-Renee/e/B002PJ1D1Y%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share #coronavirus #joerogan #fear #selfhelp #infectiousdisease --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beyoufindhappy/message

Grab your journal for this episode, it’s loaded with juicy journaling prompts to help rake in the big bucks despite your illness! Take it from our host, who’s been hustling and healing for over 4 years now. Don’t let illness or bull shit beliefs stop you from taking your side hustle to full time passion! What limiting belief are you ready to let go of around money right now? Can’t wait to see you on Instagram @mariahthesiren, for your chance to win my eJournal for FREE! Tune in to hear how... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shesesh/support

Who is on the show: In this episode, we host Jeffrey Baumgartner. He is an entrepreneur, artist, teacher, author and an innovation consultant and not  your typical Innovation consultant. He is the author of the books, “The Way of the Innovation Master” & “The Insane Journey” He is also the creator of a new & effective creative thinking methodology called “Anti-Conventional Thinking” as an alternative to traditional brainstorming methods. He also runs the Report 103, which is one of the longest running eJournal or blog on creativity and innovation in business. Why is he on the show He is not your typical innovation […]

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Kevin Strauss, founder of eJournal.com, about preventing bullying ... and nutritional expert Elizabeth Ward about the benefits of eating 'superfoods'.  In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Chopper Bob, chapter president of Bikers Against Child Abuse, about protecting victims from their homes to the courtroom.

Episode 004 of the Project Management Show features David Pells, PMI Fellow and one of the foremost authorities in the field of project management, who shares with us his experiences as a pioneer in global project management. About David: David L. Pells is Managing Editor of the PM World Journal, a global eJournal for program and project management, and Executive Director at the PM World Library. He is also the president and CEO of PM World, the virtual organization behind the PM World Journal and Library, and president of PM World Services, a U.S. firm providing high level PM advisory services for major government programs. David is an internationally recognized leader in the field of professional project management with more than 35 years of experience on a wide variety of programs and projects, including engineering, construction, defense, transit and high technology, and project sizes ranging from several thousand to ten billion dollars. He continues to act in advisory roles for several global programs and organizations. He has been an active professional leader in the United States since the 1980s, served on the board of directors of the Project Management Institute (PMI®) twice, and founded and led the Global Project Management Forum, a series of meetings of international PM professional leaders from around the world, during the 1990s. David was awarded PMI's Person of the Year award in 1998 and Fellow Award in 1999. He is an Honorary Fellow of the Association for Project Management (APM) in the UK, Project Management Associates (PMA – the national PM society of India), and of the Russian Project Management Association SOVNET. From June 2006 until March 2012, he was the managing editor for PMForum.org and of the globally acclaimed eJournal PM World Today. David has published widely, speaks at conferences and events worldwide, and can be contacted at editor@pmworldjournal.net. This episode is sponsored by Bravo Reporting Systems

Dianna Lynn is an author and entrepreneur who has written a wonderful book "Pieces of Me-Life of a Recovering Dysfunctional"    Pieces of Me is a collection of short stories about events in Dianna's life. Some of them are miracles. Some of them are life lessons.  Many of them will remind you of experiences in your own life. ALL  of them were written to inspire you to follow your heart, live your dreams, and have the best life possible. Tune in and get inspired!   Check Out Our NEW EMagazine - "Wellness Woman 40 and Beyond" Feeling Tired, Sleepless, and Stressed Out? Check out our new EJournal and Manual  "DeStress The Mess- Minimizing The Impact of Stress on Your Body, Mazimizing The Joy"