Podcasts about enterpreneurs

Todos conocemos a uno. Todos hemos sido o seremos uno. Todos somos Pantomima Full. Y después de siete años sin venir, Alberto Casado y Rober Bodegas vuelven a Carne Cruda para repasar sus ocho años juntos como dúo cómico experto en reírse de las tribus urbanas, del costumbrismo, y de sí mismos. Descubrimos cómo trabajan y construyen a sus personajes, y cómo combinan el humor con la crítica social, en un programa especia con público en el que hablamos también “Enterpreneurs”, la serie que estrenarán este año, y de su espectáculo “Pantomima Full hecho a mano”. El broche de oro lo pondrá nuestra experta en sketches gamberros y precarios: Antía Lousada. Más información aquí: https://bit.ly/PantomimaCC1448 Haz posible Carne Cruda: http://bit.ly/ProduceCC

Unlocking Finance For Africa's Women Enterpreneurs

FoodPreneurs: A new series on The Real Dish

In this inspirational episode, Ryan King, CEO of Ardent Mentoring, shares his passion for seeing lives, communities, and nations transformed by the love of Christ and a desire to be hands on with people making a difference.You will discover:- Why we need to stop looking at NPs like ministries - Why small business is the best hope for job creation globally- Who should be a mentor and why
Ryan King currently serves as Co-Founder and CEO at Ardent Mentoring, an organization dedicated to creating affordable access to world-class faith-based entrepreneurs who can help social entrepreneurs scale and multiply their impact. Ryan also serves as a Director of Philanthropy and Edification at Edify, an organization dedicated to improving and expanding Christ-centered education globally. Before Ardent & Edify, Ryan worked in educational development for Nexus Systems and was a Pastor at Inland Hills Community Church. He received a B.S. in Marketing from West Chester University in Pennsylvania, and a Masters in Theological Studies from the Seminary at Eastern University.
Want to learn more about Ryan King's work at Ardent Mentoring and find a mentor or maybe even become one yourself? Check out his website at https://www.ardentmentoring.org/

Leaders in life sciences, the moment is now.

Kadilex Construction President Karl Jefferson Jr. joins the P3 Project for Diverse Entrepreneurs podcast to discuss his success in building a full-service Ironworking company in the infrastructure and transportation industry. Jefferson shares his experience of starting the business in 2010 specializing in rebar installation on bridge and highway projects but has expanded the company to include a variety of steel-related services. Jefferson shares how programs like the federal Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program (DBE) and others are helping minority-owned businesses to build capacity, gain market share and achieve success. Learn more about Kalidex Constructions at www.kadilexconstruction.com

As I sat there, clutching the letter about the family court proceedings, my world seemed to crumble into countless unfamiliar pieces. But fast forward one year, and I've discovered a guiding light that has reshaped my perspective. We'll discuss how breaking free from self-imposed limitations and reframing our beliefs can empower us to unlock our true potential. An episode not to be missed if you are up for transformation !Watch: https://youtu.be/lm1Y51v5Rm4

This summer, don't let the enchantment of the season distract you from your goals. In this episode of The Unlimited Mindset we dive into the hidden pitfalls that can hinder your progress. Discover practical strategies to navigate through obstacles, maintain focus, and transform setbacks into stepping stones towards success. Learn from accomplished individuals who have conquered their own struggles, and ignite the spark of determination within you. Don't miss this empowering conversation towards achieving your goals for 2023 and starting 2024 off even stronger. https://youtu.be/XOqdAmoKMrc

Have you ever found yourself paralysed by the fear of making the wrong decision? This fear can have a profound impact on our time, draining our energy and limiting the possibilities we could have explored. But today, we have the opportunity to break free from this cycle. By challenging the notion of exploring every option, we can uncover valuable insights and practical strategies that will empower our decision-making. Through courage, intuition, and a willingness to learn from mistakes, we can become the inspiring leaders who drive our organizations forward. It's time to step out of the shadows of indecision and embrace a future where our choices propel us towards growth and innovation. Let's embark on this transformative journey together and unlock our true decision-making potential. I'm ready. Are you? https://youtu.be/7LwTYYV3TCA

What life needs the most from us is to let go and listen. In this episode with Stephanie Smith, Founder and CEO of Refined and Ready Career Consulting we talk about: - the courage of listening to what our needs and being open to meeting them in a new way - how some entrepreneurs are finding the freedom they seek in a new career - how to take that leap and make a plan - why a mindset shift to enthusiasm makes anything possible - learn how to start The Next Chapter with Stephanie & that it's never to late to do what you love with your life Stephanie is the Founder and CEO of Refined and Ready Career Consulting, where she helps former entrepreneurs start incredible new careers. Before starting Refined and Ready, Stephanie followed a varied career path - starting as a Certified Massage Therapist, moving on to a stint in social work, and then spending almost a decade as a CPA in Big Four Public Accounting. Stephanie believes strongly that all of our experiences, no matter how far off the beaten path, are valuable - and she brings this perspective to her work each and every day. Learn more at https://refinedandreadycareers.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniesmithcpa https://www.facebook.com/stephaniesmithcpa YouTube: @refinedandready CONNECT with KATE www.katebrenton.com READY TO WRITE THIS SUMMER? Check out summer sessions June - August to keep your creativity flowing. READ Rebirth https://www.amazon.com/Rebirth-Real-Life-Stories-About-Happens-ebook/dp/B0B3V3JQT7 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kate-brenton/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kate-brenton/support

GUEST INTROAldo de Jong is a serial entrepreneur who co-founded the Startupbootcamp in Spain and is now currently a Founder in Residence at Antler Canada, a VC fund. His upcoming company is called Paddio, which seeks to reduce the complexities of home ownership, for example energy efficiency. WHAT YOU LEARNWhat is a founder in residence?What brought you to the point where you felt you needed mental health counseling?How his business partner screwed him over?How Career Coaching helped him?How Cognitive Behavioral Therapy helped him?Did the Career Coaching help him more easily process his partner hurting him?Did the Career Coaching help him more easily go through the Therapy exercises?Why morality may be different for everyone?How long did you see the Coach and how long did it take for you to notice a change in yourself?What was the hardest thing about the Coaching for him?Why it's extremely important to communicate expectations before getting involved with others?What was the hardest thing about the Therapy for him?What is Paddio about? EPISODE LINKhttps://www.youtube.com/@seanweisbrot?sub_confirmation=1 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To celebrate our 100th podcast, we welcome Pamela Wilson, professional coach whose advice for mid-career professionals looking to build a profitable online business is golden. Join us as she talks about how to create a quality online product or service that generates revenue.

Les tensions sont vives entre l'Association Valaisanne des Entrepreneurs et la faîtière nationale, la Société Suisse des Entrepreneurs. D'une part, l'AVE estime que les sections cantonales sont peu considérées par Zürich, siège de la SSE. Or, des compétences et réseaux sont à faire valoir dans les régions, estiment les entrepreneurs valaisans. Mais les divergences sont bien plus profondes et pourraient conduire purement et simplement à une scission. En cause : le renouvellement de la convention nationale de travail.

In today's Prospecting Mastery episode, Todd Falcone talks about prospecting … How you must marry the process and divorce the results. This phase has served him well over the past three decades in network marketing. In today's training, he will share with you how to “rejection proof” your prospecting.

Sam Jones of 2% Jazz and Calen McNeil of Big Wheel Burger look at the bigger picture of business and our world. In this episode the guys discuss global views, global warming, achieving zero emissions, and leading by example as entrepreneurs to control your own luck, strategize, and make the most of the hands we're dealt by staying positive and building community.

Connect with Justin here: https://www.facebook.com/justinschoenerhttps://www.outlawoffroadoftexas.com/ 

Sharyn and Hank Yuloffbwere voted American's #1 Coaching Team for small business entrepreneurs who are struggling with marketing, sales, human resources, public speaking and networking. Both Sharyn and Hank has got profound expert insights on the subject of business cum sales and marketing. Omobola is super excited to have them on the show today. She looks forward to have them share their insights on sales/marketing tips that can help small and medium business owners scale up both in their sales and marketing effort inorder for business success.You don't want to miss this.Welcome to Life well lived by Omobola StephenTune in.SHARYN AND HANK YULOFFwww.yuloffcreative.comFB,IG,YouTube,Twitter: Yuloff Creative

Jeff Smith is on record as the most successful author of all time on KPI and Business Strategy.He's presented multiple programmes on SKY TV and engages his audiences with gripping subject-matter which is always relevant, on-point and underpinned with the utmost credibility.Today on Life well lived,Jeff would be sharing his professional insights with Omobola on Understanding the science of success,a very important and relevant topic for discussion. His insight is profound with a good dose of humor while exuding candor and simplicity.Get ready for a really explosive discussion. This is Life well lived.JEFF SMITHhttps://www.jeff-smith.com/chatLinkedIn:JEFF SMITHwww.jeff-smith.com

Nastassia (Nas) is the founder of The Mind Designer executive coaching firm. Her expertise comes from her own journey as an entrepreneur and a decade spent as a business and leadership development expert. Today on the show, she focuses her professional expertise on guiding new leaders through launching and finding ease in running their businesses. She also shares insights on personal development. Nastassia's strengths lie in coaching the whole person, partnering with them to co-design the mindset that will help them perform at their best while prioritizing balance and joy. Listen to her professional insights and guidance. It's Life well lived by Omobola Stephen.NASTASSIA C.Swww.theminddesigner.comFB,LinkedIn,IG: the mind designer

On Life well lived today, Omobola focuses on the subject of business and enterpreneurship. She has on the show Elandas Miller,an expert on the subject of discussion.Elandas is the founder of Kicking it sports. A serial entrepreneur with a passion for business, personal finance, sports, technology, and travel. He's got well-rounded business and enterpreneurship insights and on the show to share both his personal experience and professional know-how on how to stay relevant as an enterpreneur. Be ready for an inspiring and impactful time with One of Atlanta's badass enterpreneurs, Elandas Miller. Keep it real. It's Life well lived by Omobola Stephen.ELANDAS MILLERwww.kickingitsports.comIG: Elandas Miller

Lisa Mariette is a spiritual business coach for women. She's on the show to share with Omobola Stephen her expertise and insights on: -Business and digital marketing (branding, social media, SEO) as well as entrepreneurship and starting your own business. -Spirituality (She follows the yogic path and incorporate it into her business. The importance of having a spiritual practice in general) -Mindset and how to overcome self-limiting beliefs and reprogram negative thoughts. -Finance and the importance of financial literacy. -Human Design, which is something that could be interesting and new. It falls under spirituality but is also an amazing tool for self-knowledge. Get ready for an expository show on Life well lived by Omobola Stephen.www.lisamariette.com

The subject of enterpreneurship has become popular and has taken center stage with the passage of time. With the season of change we are the world over,it is very obvious that enterpreneurship is becoming a big thing.Moreover, starting out and sustaining it isn't a roller-coaster affair,but the effort is worth it at the end of the day especially when the dollars begin to roll in. Lool!.For clarity,an entrepreneur is an individual who sets up business or businesses, identifies and solves problems. He is creative, innovative.An opportunist, risk-taker, self-starter, and open-minded with the hope of making a profit from the enterprise/business venture.Having said that, being an entrepreneur especially when you are convinced it's what you want to do for life is really amazing. And this is the story of my guest today, Kim Ledgerwood,an enterpreneur per excellence and the founder of Crazy water girls. Kim has indepth knowledge on the subject of enterpreneurship and her journey to becoming one is so inspiring. Sit back and join in the conversation. Welcome to Life well lived by Omobola Stephen.

Why are we always attracting the wrong energy into our lives? Why are we not seeing results after we have put in so much effort into something? What role has our conscious and subconscious mind has to play in the way things turn out in our lives? Are we truly living to our fullest potential? These are some deep-sitted questions in the minds of many especially during this global shift.The truth is,there needs to be a spiritual reawakening; a spiritual rebirth. Taking control of the spiritual power within us and maximizing it to our advantage. It is only then that the results we.have been looking for can be evident in our lives. Equally,the question on the lips of some people is, "If healing is within us,then why do we need a healer?"Eesha Patel is an international chaneller,healer, spiritualist,and an author. She's got incredible and indepth insights on the topic of healing,energy,and spirituality. She is on the show and we hope you glean from her wealth of experience and knowledge. This is Life well lived by Omobola Stephen. Take a glass cup of chilled apple juice and listen on.

Our perception of things and our hidden negative beliefs bring exactly that experience to us.  By changing your beliefs to positive and healthy, you will begin to recreate your reality.  Life is short so make sure you choose the reality that is in line with your truth and highest good.Shaundra Connelly shares more on this profound truth on Life well lived by Omobola Stephen. Tune in.

sito del Podcast : https://strategiait.infosito transcribe service: https://transcribe.refacturing.comsito aziendale: https://www.refacturing.comcorso GTM: https://refacturing.it/corso-gtm-base/corso base API MVP : https://gumroad.com/l/HoYrSEventi: https://refacturing.it/eventi/Gruppo telegram : https://t.me/strategiait Contatti : https://refacturing.it/contattiNewsletter: http://refacturing.it/newsletterVideo sulla playlist: https://youtu.be/ssrxbUYHWWIEpisodi citati o che potete consultare su Strategia IT che trovate su https://strategiait.infoep. 7 - Shock da funzionalitàAlex Casalboni - AWS Cloud Computingep. 32 - Incontro con Maura Cannaviello - Email Marketing EfficaceFabio Bruno - Innovazione tecnologica, sociale e culturale del Sud Italiaep. 21 - Cose da sapere prima di creare il tuo sito webTrascrizione:ciao a tutti benvenuti! Bentornati su Strategia IT podcast se volete saperne di piu', su quello che faccio iscrivetevi alla newsletter mensile su refacturing.it/newsletter.Niente di più semplice.In questo episodio racconto la mia esperienza sulla creazione di una app per la trascrizione di audio. Se non vi ricordate cosa indico per per MVP , ne abbiamo parlato su più puntate, in particolare nell'episodio dieci, se non vado errato evi basti sapere che è semplicemente un prodotto, diciamo minimale, da poter utilizzare da poter rilasciare ad uso e consumo di chi è interessato a questo prodotto che ho chiamato Transcribe, appunto fra la trascrizione da audio a testo.Quindi fatemi intanto ringraziare le prime persone, i primi che nel mondo startup, si indicano come Early adopters.Mi hanno fatto il piacere di provare il servizio e lasciarmi un feedback o scovando sempre alcuni problemi di usabilità in ordine di test, vado subito a ringraziare Martina Zaccaron, grazie, Saverio Veltri. Maura Cannaviello che è stata già ospite di questo podcast, potete riprendere l'episodio trentadue in cui parlavamo di email marketing e avremo sicuramente di nuovo qui ai nostri microfoni, Maurizio Lo Nobile Fabio Bruno anche lui è stato nostro ospite in un episodio in cui si parlava di innovazione tecnologica, sociale, culturale del sud Italia e cercatelo su strategia it punto info è facile rintracciarlo perche' ce l'auto completamento. Poi ancora Jacopo Pellarin anche Jacopo non è nuovo di questo podcast, ha partecipato all'episodio ventuno cose da sapere prima di creare il tuo sito web e Igor Papo che mi ha fatto una bella intervista e che ringrazio. E si intitola come si crea un software a piattaforma dall'idea al primo rilascio, ascoltate il suo podcast che trovate in descrizione. Matteo Sgherri che a è stato molto attento mi ha dato tanti input e gli altri che hanno gia' attivato ma non ancora provato il sistema. Comunque metterò la trascrizione di questo podcast in descrizione, ovviamente, altrimenti che ce ne facciamo del software che abbiamo creato? Voglio riepilogare un po' alcuni aspetti di quello che è stato fatto, così da riflettere anche sul fatto che ho coinvolto le persone che hanno partecipato direttamente o indirettamente a questo podcast e anche siamo passati un po' dalla teoria alla pratica, cioè fare qualcosa anche che possa essere utilizzato da chi ascolta questo podcast. Quando si prova a costruire qualcosa comunque meglio sempre concentrarsi su una sola funzionalità. Se poi riuscite a prendere la feature più utile più importante sarebbe l'ideale questo è certo. Ho parlato tra i primi episodi di shock da funzionalità e credo sia l'episodio sette. In uno di questi primi episodi ne ho parlato perche' vedevo spesso cadere in questo errore dato che un qualsiasi servizio comunque presenta una certa complessità sotto il cofano. In realtà c'è sempre molta più complessità da gestire di quello che uno possa immaginare. Quindi meglio partire con poco che incominciare a fantasticare quante mirabolanti cose potenzialmente potremmo fare, il tempo necessario per fare le cose, lo sapete, cresce sempre esponenzialmente, un'attività che sembra richiedere pochi minuti o poche ore mi porterà alla fine via giorni, settimane o mesi, sia per pensarla, crearla, testarla e gestirla e farla poi evolvere. Dispiace ancora di piu' che quando si crea e poi nessuno la utilizza. Quindi non sprecate troppo il vostro tempo su una moltitudine di features, non cadete nell'errore di pensare come farebbe uno come fareste da utente finale. Insomma quelli che utilizzeranno per l'applicazione, che sia una banalità aggiungere quella spunta quella casella, quel campo perche' poi vengono introdotti tutti aspetti di usabilità, aspetti di gestione, aspetti di interazione e quindi non è mai una cosa banale aggiungere, togliere puo' cambiare qualche cosa non lo è mai. E mi è piaciuto anche mettere o meglio diciamo mettermi alla prova sulle tecnologie di cloud computing che poi vi dirò a breve cosa intendo.La cosa più importante Perché l'ho fatto? Perché faccio sempre applicazioni e sistemi per terzi da Tech companies a Enterpreneurs a startup è perché mi sono chiesto perché non rendere disponibile anche strumenti che uso ad altre persone, dato che alla fine credo che la sostenibilità sul web passi per la creazione di asset tecnologici e l'ho detto e stra detto quindi credo che sia chiaro un po' a tutti,l'idea poi è di creare e condividere anche strumenti per migliorare il processo fino alla distribuzione per chi produce contenuto lo trovo stimolante, questa attività diventa sempre più corposa e quindi poterla snellire in alcuni punti è già un grande risultato e volevo renderlo quindi rendere, diciamo creare uno strumento che già in parte usavo, che potesse diventare facilmente fruibile a tutti coloro che si ritrovano a produrre audio e quindi ho creato e voglio ripercorrere insomma, in cosa consiste questo applicativo.Sotto il cofano ci sono diverse tecnologie e la cosa bella è che ne avevo parlato in questi due anni e poi alla fine ho creato qualcosa dove tutte queste tecnologie sono sotto il cofano, quindi c'è un servizio di trascrizione speech to text questo è, diciamo così, evidente a tutti sotto c'è ovviamente il sito e la documentazione e tutto ciò relativo a JAM stack, è un acronimo che sta per Javascript API Markup, che ad oggi va molto per fare continuous integration continua deployment di applicativi sul web e che, diciamo così rende molto veloce la possibilità di modificare rispetto al passato le proprie applicazioni Web e di FE. Poi ci sono le API di cui abbiamo parlato in un episodio in particolare infatti nell'episodio otto in tempi non sospetti trovate sempre l'episodio su strategiait.infoi dove parlavo dell'ecosistema delle API, quindi dell'API Economy. Comunque per salvare le informazioni delle trascrizioni degli upload fatti dei piani attivi, si utilizzano delle API speciali che si chiamano GraphQL con cui poi realizzo anche un'applicazione realtime che cambia in modo asincrono. Infatti una volta che caricate il vostro file da trascrivere un'audio mp3 in lingua italiana quello che faccio è semplicemente aggiornarvi in modo asincrono non appena la trascrizione risulta completata. Poi ci sono anche la possibilità di comprare dei gettoni con le REST API verso Stripe. Anche queste sono un'altra, diciamo così, tipologia di API che sono un po', lo standard de facto fino ad oggi, anche se per molte attività vengono scalzate dalle Graphal; ce la parte di messaggistica, quello che viene inviato un servizio via email per comunicarvi che la trascrizione è completata sotto c'è un sistema serverless che vuol dire che usano delle specifiche funzioni per rendere questo applicativo funzionanete, in opera per farlo funzionare, vi avevo parlato di applicazioni serverless anche qui in tempi non sospetti. Nell'episodio cinque credo, se cercate applicazioni serverless poi la parte di un sistema di autenticazione che è necessario per proteggere i dati per poter accedere solo ai propri dati per avere accesso all'applicazione stessa. Quindi ora, se non avete ancora provato l'applicazione e vi interessa farlo, andate su transcribe.refacturing.com e attivate un piano.Spero di vedervi anche se virtualmente al Festival del Podcasting che è qui tra pochi giorni alle porte, vi abbraccio e vi saluto e ringrazio ancora chi ha collaborato per rendere questo servizio disponibile a tutti. Grazie ciao.

sito del Podcast : https://strategiait.infosito transcribe service: https://transcribe.refacturing.comsito aziendale: https://www.refacturing.comcorso GTM: https://refacturing.it/corso-gtm-base/corso base API MVP : https://gumroad.com/l/HoYrSEventi: https://refacturing.it/eventi/Gruppo telegram : https://t.me/strategiait Contatti : https://refacturing.it/contattiNewsletter: http://refacturing.it/newsletterVideo sulla playlist: https://youtu.be/ssrxbUYHWWIEpisodi citati o che potete consultare su Strategia IT che trovate su https://strategiait.infoep. 7 - Shock da funzionalitàAlex Casalboni - AWS Cloud Computingep. 32 - Incontro con Maura Cannaviello - Email Marketing EfficaceFabio Bruno - Innovazione tecnologica, sociale e culturale del Sud Italiaep. 21 - Cose da sapere prima di creare il tuo sito webTrascrizione:ciao a tutti benvenuti! Bentornati su Strategia IT podcast se volete saperne di piu', su quello che faccio iscrivetevi alla newsletter mensile su refacturing.it/newsletter.Niente di più semplice.In questo episodio racconto la mia esperienza sulla creazione di una app per la trascrizione di audio. Se non vi ricordate cosa indico per per MVP , ne abbiamo parlato su più puntate, in particolare nell'episodio dieci, se non vado errato evi basti sapere che è semplicemente un prodotto, diciamo minimale, da poter utilizzare da poter rilasciare ad uso e consumo di chi è interessato a questo prodotto che ho chiamato Transcribe, appunto fra la trascrizione da audio a testo.Quindi fatemi intanto ringraziare le prime persone, i primi che nel mondo startup, si indicano come Early adopters.Mi hanno fatto il piacere di provare il servizio e lasciarmi un feedback o scovando sempre alcuni problemi di usabilità in ordine di test, vado subito a ringraziare Martina Zaccaron, grazie, Saverio Veltri. Maura Cannaviello che è stata già ospite di questo podcast, potete riprendere l'episodio trentadue in cui parlavamo di email marketing e avremo sicuramente di nuovo qui ai nostri microfoni, Maurizio Lo Nobile Fabio Bruno anche lui è stato nostro ospite in un episodio in cui si parlava di innovazione tecnologica, sociale, culturale del sud Italia e cercatelo su strategia it punto info è facile rintracciarlo perche' ce l'auto completamento. Poi ancora Jacopo Pellarin anche Jacopo non è nuovo di questo podcast, ha partecipato all'episodio ventuno cose da sapere prima di creare il tuo sito web e Igor Papo che mi ha fatto una bella intervista e che ringrazio. E si intitola come si crea un software a piattaforma dall'idea al primo rilascio, ascoltate il suo podcast che trovate in descrizione. Matteo Sgherri che a è stato molto attento mi ha dato tanti input e gli altri che hanno gia' attivato ma non ancora provato il sistema. Comunque metterò la trascrizione di questo podcast in descrizione, ovviamente, altrimenti che ce ne facciamo del software che abbiamo creato? Voglio riepilogare un po' alcuni aspetti di quello che è stato fatto, così da riflettere anche sul fatto che ho coinvolto le persone che hanno partecipato direttamente o indirettamente a questo podcast e anche siamo passati un po' dalla teoria alla pratica, cioè fare qualcosa anche che possa essere utilizzato da chi ascolta questo podcast. Quando si prova a costruire qualcosa comunque meglio sempre concentrarsi su una sola funzionalità. Se poi riuscite a prendere la feature più utile più importante sarebbe l'ideale questo è certo. Ho parlato tra i primi episodi di shock da funzionalità e credo sia l'episodio sette. In uno di questi primi episodi ne ho parlato perche' vedevo spesso cadere in questo errore dato che un qualsiasi servizio comunque presenta una certa complessità sotto il cofano. In realtà c'è sempre molta più complessità da gestire di quello che uno possa immaginare. Quindi meglio partire con poco che incominciare a fantasticare quante mirabolanti cose potenzialmente potremmo fare, il tempo necessario per fare le cose, lo sapete, cresce sempre esponenzialmente, un'attività che sembra richiedere pochi minuti o poche ore mi porterà alla fine via giorni, settimane o mesi, sia per pensarla, crearla, testarla e gestirla e farla poi evolvere. Dispiace ancora di piu' che quando si crea e poi nessuno la utilizza. Quindi non sprecate troppo il vostro tempo su una moltitudine di features, non cadete nell'errore di pensare come farebbe uno come fareste da utente finale. Insomma quelli che utilizzeranno per l'applicazione, che sia una banalità aggiungere quella spunta quella casella, quel campo perche' poi vengono introdotti tutti aspetti di usabilità, aspetti di gestione, aspetti di interazione e quindi non è mai una cosa banale aggiungere, togliere puo' cambiare qualche cosa non lo è mai. E mi è piaciuto anche mettere o meglio diciamo mettermi alla prova sulle tecnologie di cloud computing che poi vi dirò a breve cosa intendo.La cosa più importante Perché l'ho fatto? Perché faccio sempre applicazioni e sistemi per terzi da Tech companies a Enterpreneurs a startup è perché mi sono chiesto perché non rendere disponibile anche strumenti che uso ad altre persone, dato che alla fine credo che la sostenibilità sul web passi per la creazione di asset tecnologici e l'ho detto e stra detto quindi credo che sia chiaro un po' a tutti,l'idea poi è di creare e condividere anche strumenti per migliorare il processo fino alla distribuzione per chi produce contenuto lo trovo stimolante, questa attività diventa sempre più corposa e quindi poterla snellire in alcuni punti è già un grande risultato e volevo renderlo quindi rendere, diciamo creare uno strumento che già in parte usavo, che potesse diventare facilmente fruibile a tutti coloro che si ritrovano a produrre audio e quindi ho creato e voglio ripercorrere insomma, in cosa consiste questo applicativo.Sotto il cofano ci sono diverse tecnologie e la cosa bella è che ne avevo parlato in questi due anni e poi alla fine ho creato qualcosa dove tutte queste tecnologie sono sotto il cofano, quindi c'è un servizio di trascrizione speech to text questo è, diciamo così, evidente a tutti sotto c'è ovviamente il sito e la documentazione e tutto ciò relativo a JAM stack, è un acronimo che sta per Javascript API Markup, che ad oggi va molto per fare continuous integration continua deployment di applicativi sul web e che, diciamo così rende molto veloce la possibilità di modificare rispetto al passato le proprie applicazioni Web e di FE. Poi ci sono le API di cui abbiamo parlato in un episodio in particolare infatti nell'episodio otto in tempi non sospetti trovate sempre l'episodio su strategiait.infoi dove parlavo dell'ecosistema delle API, quindi dell'API Economy. Comunque per salvare le informazioni delle trascrizioni degli upload fatti dei piani attivi, si utilizzano delle API speciali che si chiamano GraphQL con cui poi realizzo anche un'applicazione realtime che cambia in modo asincrono. Infatti una volta che caricate il vostro file da trascrivere un'audio mp3 in lingua italiana quello che faccio è semplicemente aggiornarvi in modo asincrono non appena la trascrizione risulta completata. Poi ci sono anche la possibilità di comprare dei gettoni con le REST API verso Stripe. Anche queste sono un'altra, diciamo così, tipologia di API che sono un po', lo standard de facto fino ad oggi, anche se per molte attività vengono scalzate dalle Graphal; ce la parte di messaggistica, quello che viene inviato un servizio via email per comunicarvi che la trascrizione è completata sotto c'è un sistema serverless che vuol dire che usano delle specifiche funzioni per rendere questo applicativo funzionanete, in opera per farlo funzionare, vi avevo parlato di applicazioni serverless anche qui in tempi non sospetti. Nell'episodio cinque credo, se cercate applicazioni serverless poi la parte di un sistema di autenticazione che è necessario per proteggere i dati per poter accedere solo ai propri dati per avere accesso all'applicazione stessa. Quindi ora, se non avete ancora provato l'applicazione e vi interessa farlo, andate su transcribe.refacturing.com e attivate un piano.Spero di vedervi anche se virtualmente al Festival del Podcasting che è qui tra pochi giorni alle porte, vi abbraccio e vi saluto e ringrazio ancora chi ha collaborato per rendere questo servizio disponibile a tutti. Grazie ciao.

We discuss pro and cons of Black Women Entrepreneurship. Experiences and ways that we can collectively improve and encourage Black Women to continue to thrive as Entrepreneurs. Guest Tiffiany Edmond from Edmond Elite Events LLC (http://edmondeliteevents.com/). Lo (Co-Host) business Regal Karats (https://regalkarats.com/) Check Their links out!!

You as a business owner should know the top 15 metrics you should measure to gauge client satisfaction. This podcast count down was chosen from the editors of Forbes.com from submissions of its esteemed Forbes Business Council.

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Visit http://JohnBlakeAudio.com to Learn How to DOUBLE Your Enquiry-to-Sale Conversion with The Lead Flow You Already Have. Today I’m really psyched because we’ve got Adam Lewis Hawker with us, an amazing talker, and an inspiring teacher who I’ve had the pleasure to know since 2013. He is the author of the Awaken Your Alpha podcast, one of the highest-ranked podcasts on the internet today with almost 400 episodes already. But first, I want to introduce you to his work a little bit more in detail. He founded TalkXcelerator to help people to secure their own Ted X talk increasing their influence, income, and impact. He speaks of leadership resilience and how to utilize mindset and the tactics of the world's top performers to thrive. Ultimately, he teaches how to Awaken Your Alpha to accelerate your mission. I am really excited to have him in today’s episode because besides having this impressive background he is also such a great and funny person.   While I was looking for more information about his background I found, and this is really interesting, that he’s a former international pole vaulter whose career was, unfortunately, cut short by an accident. After I found out I had to ask him about that experience and how he managed to deal with the undeniable fact that he wouldn´t be able to perform as an athlete anymore. His answer was far more interesting and complex than I expected, and I think we all can learn a lot just by listening to it. So, we are going to be talking about how that moment influenced his particular vision and his approach to working with other people in more recent years, but he is also going to share with us some of his best and worst moments in making deals and what I consider to be a great philosophy towards coaching and understanding the complexity of each particular issue. I was also very interested in another thing. Through the years Adam has been involved in making podcasts, writing books, and giving every client the personalized coaching service they deserve, he has found what I call to be patterns, commonalities among successful people he’s worked with. I was eager to know about these, and I am so glad I asked him because he has found absolutely essential issues which I am sure you’ll find quite interesting as well. These issues pertain directly to managing failure, planning, action, among other things that can become drawbacks when building a business if the approach is the wrong one. So, if you are interested in learning more about these issues as well as Adam’s experience, which I insist, is full of knowledge, I encourage you to listen to our whole conversation in this week’s episode, as we discuss thoroughly all these aspects and have a little fun while doing it. To DOUBLE your lead-to-sale CONVERSION with the leads you already have, go to http://JohnBlakeAudio.com for his exclusive, free, no-fluff, audio training and companion PDF guide. Inside you’ll get word-for-word email followup templates, phone scripts, and more that you can put to use today.

Visit http://JohnBlakeAudio.com to Learn How to DOUBLE Your Enquiry-to-Sale Conversion with The Lead Flow You Already Have. Today I'm very stoked because we are going to be talking to Gavin Bassett, a man that has a very extensive background in business and that I've known for many years. In this week's episode, he is going to be sharing some of his wisdom with us around some of the biggest deals he's made in his career and some of the insides. I find this information very useful as Gavin has always been concerned about the important things in life, and right now we are facing challenges that put us in a complex situation, affecting our loved ones and ourselves but our businesses as well. This situation has changed many things about the way things get done. “This is not a traditional downturn” as Gavin says, and we should not approach it like one, as many people are doing. We must know what is best for us at this particular moment, all things considered. In this matter, he is certainly the man to talk to. Despite the woeful circumstances, this uncharted territory has given us more time to be with the ones we love and that is something that Gavin has always been worried about as he is a husband, a father and a business owner. For almost fifteen years he served owners in the banking industry and watched as way too many of them put way too much time into the business and not enough into their families. He then left the industry and got an opportunity to help even more businesses to get under control so that people could spend more time with their families and make sure that they were there for them. That gave him the chance to spend more time with his own wife and his four boys as they were growing up and also, to become known as one of the best business coaches in Action COACH globally. Years later, he came across an alarming statistic that said eighty-three businesses were failing every sixty seconds somewhere in the world. This made him realize that he needed to be doing much more than what he was, then Biznostics was born, an online platform to help small business diagnose where their businesses are and provide them with a step by step guide plan to help them run a more successful business so they have the finances and the time to do the important things in life before it's too late. As you can see, he is committed to making the running of a business strictly that, avoiding wear out and saving time for what matters most, but along the way, he has also got a lot of experience in making deals, and that’s why I think you'll find his vision very interesting. Gavin is a firm believer that small businesses are the fabric of communities and that when small businesses are succeeding their families succeed and then the community benefits. So, if you want to know more about what he has learned over the years, and how that experience can help you cope with this unprecedented situation, I invite you to listen to the whole interview. To DOUBLE your lead-to-sale CONVERSION with the leads you already have, go to http://JohnBlakeAudio.com for his exclusive, free, no-fluff, audio training and companion PDF guide. Inside you’ll get word-for-word email followup templates, phone scripts, and more that you can put to use today.

This podcast was created for your enjoyment by Daniel Glickman and proudly sponsored by Wave.video.  

Have you ever had a business idea, wondered what tools you needed, or wanted to know how to just start? Join Rico and Karl as they interview Erin Igleheart, program manager with the Start Me accelerator program. Erin has experience and answers to all of the questions you may have about starting a business. Resources: https://www.startmeatl.org/Social Media: StartMe

David meets up with Mayumi Young, Founder and CEO of CPA MOMS®, at Scaling New Heights 2019 to talk time, technology, and how Society 5.0 will take over where the Information Age left off. In addition to her extensive CPA career, Young is a social innovator and entrepreneur, who has founded a social-enterprise incubator, Inspire Innovation Company, and as well as other companies that focus on different aspects of the financial side of life.

I'm so excited to present my interview today with Ryan Magarian. Ryan is president of Ryan Magarian Concepts and Hospitality, he is co-founder of Oven and Shaker, and co-founder of Aviation American Gin, which was recently purchased by the actor Ryan Reynolds. For over two decades Ryan's unique chef like approach to mixed drinks, along with the development of several innovative professional bar cultures locally, nationally, and internationally, has gained him recognition as one of america's top craft bartenders. In the podcast today, we discuss the evolution of his career in food and beverage, mentorship/relationship building in hospitality, and advice for entrepreneurs starting out. Without further adieu, I'm so excited to share my conversation with Ryan. In this episode we discuss: Ryan's start in the industry and how he helped found Aviation American Gin Mentorship / Relationship building in hospitality How to know if you've found the right business partner How to build a small brand Dealing with the isolation that can come with being an entrepreneur Current projects and how he chooses those projects ...And much more! Find Ryan on Instagram

The compound effect of building a long-term relationship will yield incredible benefits for all parties. Our choice is to continuously invest into patience, understanding, acceptance and seeing people from their point of view. Building trust is an on-going process of contribution and addition. It’s a living, breathing and growing process. In addition, words are deep and intimate expressions of who we really are. And sometimes, laying a strong foundation of trust starts with our words. This episode will inspire you to become a master trust builder. Plus we talk about one of my favorite movies of all time: “Jerry Maguire” (check it out once you have a chance) Thank you John for your patience and immense contribution to the success of this episode.

Wir freuen uns Euch in unserer Folge #2 den DJ und Filmemacher Stipe Braun aka Diggermies vorstellen zu dürfen. Wenn der Gießener nicht in den Szene Clubs von Mainhatten auflegt oder eigene Veranstaltungen wie BLACKISTHENEWBLACK organisiert, dann produziert er mit seinen Firmen Lookin‘ Friday und Livyu high quality video content. Neben spannenden Anekdoten zur Zusammenarbeit mit Künstlern wie Bushido, Fler, Sido, Kollegah, Xatar oder Haftbefehl könnt ihr euch auf Insiderstories aus der Perspektive eines Enterpreneurs aus dem Frankfurter Nachtleben freuen. Viel Spaß ihr Lieben! Cover: Sevki u. Alex Jingle: Philipp u. Anton Freundlich unterstützt von Oiyo®

Welcome to The Evolveprenuer Podcast Channel! John North interviews Liam Austin from Entrepreneurs HQ about how he grew his LinkedIn Group to over 130,000 members using the power of LinkedIn and Virtual Summits. He also grew his email list to over 68,000 subscribers.

Join me for my series of Nature Connections interviews with healers who have embraced their gifts and transformed them into beautiful businesses. In this week's Healers Can be Enterpreneurs interview, I am joined by Aodaoin Hathaway who is the founder and creator of Dances With Dragons Vibrational Essences and Energy Healing. Aodaoin uses her Mystic abilities to co-create her vibrational essences with the Dragons and Elementals of the land and plants. To find out more about Aodaoin's work and Dances With Dragons, visit www.danceswithdragons.com.Interested in Creating your Own Magical Business as a Healer?- Visit www.createamagicalbusiness.com

Join me for a brand new series of Nature Connections interviews with healers who have embraced their gifts and transformed them into beautiful businesses. In my very first Healers Can be Enterpreneurs inteview, I am joined by Flower Essence Producer, Author and Flower Farmer Shelley Sishton who shares with us her passion for bringing the wisdom of flowers and nature alive in the hearts of many. To find out more about Shelley's work visit www.shelleysishton.com Interested in Creating your Own Magical Business as a Healer?- visit https://www.saraestelle.com  

In this episode, we talk about women entrepreneurs coworking with Amy Keys and Barbara Wescott, the co-founders of Women Wednesdays in Tallahassee, Florida. The two co-founded Women Wednesdays after connecting at a luncheon where they noticed that not many women were taking advantage of coworking and incubator spaces in their community. Women Wednesdays offers a warm welcome for women entrepreneurs into a coworking space and offers an opportunity to learn from one another and connect with other women entrepreneurs at various stages. In addition to co-founding Women Wednesdays, Amy Keys is owner of The Digital Capital Company and Barbara Wescott is the CEO and Founder of Swellcoin.

Anna Cragin is the Productivity Advisor at Freeficiency. She teaches online entrepreneurs how to improve their mindset, reduce anxiety, and design their ideal life through effective time management. Anna has a Ph.D. in cognitive neuroscience, and applies brain and behavior research to design ways to work with and around our brains to reach our goals in business and in life.  

Trina Felber, founder and CEO of a natural skincare line, Primal Life Organics, joined host Deirdre Breakenridge on Women Worldwide. Trina discovered during her first pregnancy that all her high-end skincare products were loaded with toxic ingredients that could hurt her and her growing baby. Knowing your skin is the largest organ in the body and the body’s first line of defense, Trina began a quest in 2007 for organic and all-natural skincare products that were safe to use during pregnancy. She was shocked to learn there were none. At that point, Trina decided to transition from her career as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) to an entrepreneur, launching her natural skincare products business. On the show, Trina shared the importance of giving your skin the right nutrients and why it’s important to read product labels carefully. According to Trina, if you feed your skin what it needs, it will function. Unfortunately, consumers are not aware of the toxins and harmful effects of many skincare products. Trina also discusses her favorite products from clay / charcoal toothpaste, which actually whitens your teeth, to apple cider vinegar. She challenges listeners to take the 30-day Apple Cider Vinegar Challenge. At the end of the show, Trina offers listeners a discount for a Primal Organics product starter package. A little more about Trina Felber … Trina spent 22 years as a nurse, practicing for seven years as Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA). Her nursing career started in the Burn Intensive Care Unit at St. V's in Toledo Ohio, where she learned how the skin protects you and, at the same time, the damage chemicals can cause. She believes that chemical free skincare is a choice and she's created her skincare line so to improve her health and the health of those who use her products. You can connect with Trina on LinkedIn and Twitter @PrimalLifeOrg

If you're like most business owners, you may just be getting around to getting all of your tax documentation and records to your accountant .  This is an important time of the year, so whether you've filed your taxes already, are just in the process, or just want to know how you can be better prepared next year, this short presentation with Dr. Ravonna Mitchell could help you save thousands of dollars that you can invest back in your business.  So join the conversation with our special guest: Dr. Revonna Mitchell Tax Tips and Strategies That Saves you Money Dr. Revonna Mitchell was born in Philadelphia but moved to West Palm Beach after nine years.  She lived in West Palm Beach for several years before leaving for college at Clark, Atlanta University. There she majored in Accounting and received her Undergraduate degree in Marketing and Finance and her PH.D in Finance. Dr. Mitchell is married with two kids, and balances family life with her entrepreneurial career as well.  She is a real estate broker but is also CEO and President of MTG Consultants. Inc., Xpress Taxes and Peach Realty, with offices in Atlanta and Riveria Beach, FL.  Their business is to keep you in business and help you maintain excellent records for the health and growth of your business enterprise.

The Tech Life with host Rich Conte brings you an insider's view of life in today's fastest growing technology markets.  We will be bringing you guests spanning a wide range of industry roles and locations and they’ll be sharing the perspective and experiences that matter to you. Whether you're interested in starting a career in technology or already in the industry and considering a change, you won’t want to miss it.   This episode of the Tech Life Podcast features the insider’s perspective on Co-working spaces and how they help Enterpreneurs and Small Business owners by fostering connections and providing a more professional alternative to working out of your residence.  Guests Larry Downey, Community Manager for Lowcountry Local First and Rob Kleiman, founder of Creators Clubhouse Charleston talk about Local Works Charleston and how co-working is helping advance the #BuildLocal movement.

David Aikman, head of the New Champion Communities at the World Economic Forum, talks to Alec Hogg about the contribution expected in Davos 2015 from the fifty 20-somethings; the Young Global Leaders and the Social Entrepreneurs - and how these three initiatives by the WEF are helping to make the world a better place (and generate awesome networking opportunities for their members).

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The Tech Life with host Rich Conte brings you an insider's view of life in today's fastest growing technology markets.  We will be bringing you guests spanning a wide range of industry roles and locations and they’ll be sharing the perspective and experiences that matter to you. Whether you're interested in starting a career in technology or already in the industry and considering a change, you won’t want to miss it.   This episode of the Tech Life Podcast features the insider’s perspective on Co-working spaces and how they help Enterpreneurs and Small Business owners by fostering connections and providing a more professional alternative to working out of your residence.  Guests Larry Downey, Community Manager for Lowcountry Local First and Rob Kleiman, founder of Creators Clubhouse Charleston talk about Local Works Charleston and how co-working is helping advance the #BuildLocal movement.