Podcast appearances and mentions of emily stanley

Contributing writer Jake Fogleman and I unpack the latest in the growing political fight between gun-rights groups and the House GOP over how much National Firearms Act reform can be included in the President's "big beautiful bill" through budget reconciliation. We also cover recent rulings out of the federal courts, including an en banc Ninth Circuit decision upholding the government's ability to permanently disarm all non-violent felons and a Fourth Circuit ruling ruling the same for those with misdemeanor domestic violence convictions. Emily Stanley, aka Princess and the Pistol, also joins the show to discuss becoming a gun meme. Special Guest: Emily Stanley.

Do you believe that there is freedom in being aware of our time? Our manner of measuring where our time goes greatly impacts our growth, especially as entrepreneurs. This is what Emily Stanley shares with us in this new episode of the Influential Entrepreneur.   Join Ashley Monk and Emily today, take whatever you need, or maybe just give us a listening ear because this will definitely add more value to you as an entrepreneur.   Emily has a solid background in the education and corporate industries. She leveraged her career experiences on process improvement and training when she started Creating Kaizen, her self-built company through which she helps service-based entrepreneurs implement foundational practices so they can expand their own companies with the aid of her Brick House Blueprint.   Tracking your time and productivity for progress seems like a tedious task for many entrepreneurs. So stay tuned for these very important points that Ashley and Emily talk about in this episode.   Top three issues when it comes to time-tracking Strategies to organize your tasks to increase profitability What the Brick House Blueprint is and how it works   Be part of our continuously growing Influential Entrepreneur Community! Find the gates here: https://www.socialbyitmedia.com/influential-entrepreneur-community/ We are always open to you, and Ashley goes live over there every Wednesday at noon EST.   Connect with Emily through her website https://emilymstanley.com and discover more about her work on Creating Kaizen. You may also reach out to her via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-monforton-stanley/ or via email info@emilymstanley.com   Keep tuning in to the Influential Entrepreneur Podcast, every Monday we post a new episode. Keep growing!

Join David as he interviews filmmakers Jason Farries and Emily Stanley about their independent feature film project “Homesick” (2021) and what it’s like making a film in the pandemic!

We explore all things Quentin Tarantino, with additional discussion of women in film with special guest; film producer and assistant director Emily Stanley.

This was a weird episode that was a Robin Williams-esque stream of consciousness on my part. Emily Stanley was our guest here and she was pretty solid

“There’s a drill and packet for everything else- why not mental game?” Today we bring back a fan favorite: Emily Stanley of Berry College! We’re getting back to interviews again, and we’ve brought back the amazing Emily Stanley! We were chatting after our first episode with her and talking about how she creates workout packets […] The post Mental Sweet Spot (https://www.mentalsweetspot.com) .

Today’s guest has her master’s degree in Exercise and Sport Sciences with a concentration in Sport Psychology and uses her training to help her players use mental training every day. She’s the pitching coach at Berry College, and the Vikings pitching staff has become one of the top squads in the nation under her guidance. The team […] The post Mental Sweet Spot (https://www.mentalsweetspot.com) .

In this final episode, Shon Schooler from the National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) explains the goals of this exciting new project at St. Louis River estuary. The St. Louis River is the largest American river that flows into Lake Superior, and has been an important transportation hub for many decades. University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute has helped sponsor much research in this estuary, including the new research being conducted by Emily Stanley and graduate student Luke Loken on sediment deposition in the estuary. They talk about the goals of their ambitious research project, and then University of Wisconsin Sea Grant science communicator Marie Zhuikov closes the series with a poem about the intertwined symbiotic relationship between Lake Superior and the St. Louis River Estuary.

In this final episode, Shon Schooler from the National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) explains the goals of this exciting new project at St. Louis River estuary. The St. Louis River is the largest American river that flows into Lake Superior, and has been an important transportation hub for many decades. University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute has helped sponsor much research in this estuary, including the new research being conducted by Emily Stanley and graduute student Luke Loken on sediment deposition in the estuary. They talk about the goals of their ambitioous research project, and then University of Wisconsin Sea Grant science communicator Marie Zhuikov closes the series with a poem about the intertwined symbiotic relationship between Lake Superior and the St. Louis River Estuary.