Podcast appearances and mentions of erik eklund

Den 9 juni är det EU-val. Svenskarnas viktigaste frågor är klimat och försvar, men frågan är vad som kommer att hända med EUs klimatpolitik efter valet. Och hur påverkar det egentligen dig och mig? I säsongens sista avsnitt pratar vi om varför det är så viktigt att gå och rösta, hur politiken kan påverka dig direkt i din vardag och inte minst hur den påverkar kampen mot klimatkrisen. Gäster är statsvetaren och EU-experten Magnus Blomgren från Umeå universitet och Erik Eklund, utvecklingsstrateg med fokus energi och klimat vid Umeå kommun. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Father Shawn McCain Tirres sits down with Tashara Angelle to discuss the class and answer some questions that were brought as a result. Taking a closer look at what the Bible has to say about sexuality. We've all been told many things about sex, identity, and sin. How can we begin to find life-giving answers from Scripture? Join us this week for our class, taught by the Rev. Dr. Shawn McCain Tirres and Dr. Erik Eklund. If you've missed a class or are looking for its resources, go check out our adult formation page. Also, we're recording a follow-up podcast episode every week which you can find on Spotify, Apple, or watch on Youtube. Be sure to like and subscribe!

Father Shawn McCain Tirres on Reconsidering Sexuality Taking a closer look at what the Bible has to say about sexuality. We've all been told many things about sex, identity, and sin. How can we begin to find life-giving answers from Scripture? Join us this week for our class, taught by the Rev. Dr. Shawn McCain Tirres and Dr. Erik Eklund. If you've missed a class or are looking for its resources, go check out our adult formation page. Also, we're recording a follow-up podcast episode every week which you can find on Spotify, Apple, or watch on Youtube. Be sure to like and subscribe!

Fr. Shawn McCain Tieres follows up with Dr. Erik Eklund and Tashara Angelle on the course they taught about reading the bible. Have you ever read the Bible and thought, "I have no idea what this is talking about?" Well, you're not alone. The Scriptures are a beautiful, historic, living, and complex collection of ancient texts. As Christians we believe that the Bible is the authoritative witness to the Word of God, Jesus Christ, given for us to "hear them, read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest them" (as the famous prayer goes). How do we do those things? How do we discern what the Bible means and how it illuminates our lives? If you've missed a class or are looking for its resources, go check out our adult formation page. Also, we're recording a follow-up podcast episode every week which you can find on Spotify, Apple, or watch on Youtube. Be sure to like and subscribe!

Dr. Erik Eklund and Tashara Angelle Have you ever read the Bible and thought, "I have no idea what this is talking about?" Well, you're not alone. The Scriptures are a beautiful, historic, living, and complex collection of ancient texts. As Christians we believe that the Bible is the authoritative witness to the Word of God, Jesus Christ, given for us to "hear them, read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest them" (as the famous prayer goes). How do we do those things? How do we discern what the Bible means and how it illuminates our lives? If you've missed a class or are looking for its resources, go check out our adult formation page. Also, we're recording a follow-up podcast episode every week which you can find on Spotify, Apple, or watch on Youtube. Be sure to like and subscribe! Programing note: there is a section missing from this recording due to a technical failure. I'll be including some resources here to fill in the gaps. 00:00 - Intro 01:20 - What are the Scriptures? 02:56 - Is the Bible divine, inspired, incarnate, literary? 05:20 - Which books count? 07:24 - Which translation? 12:04 - Exegesis vs Eisegesis 16:21 - What did the authors intend? 19:25 - Biblical Inerrancy 21:43 - Historical Exegesis 27:01 - Plain Reading of Scripture 30:32 - What does the bible say about slavery? 33:31 - Nationalism and Violence 35:35 - What does the bible say about money, debt forgiveness, and economic justice? 41:48 - Patriarchy in the Bible 45:17 - Other ways to read the Bible 52:02 - Wrapping Up

A follow-up discussion between Father Shawn McCain Tirres and Dr. Erik Eklund to expand on the first crash course class on church history. Check the class out first if you missed it and sign up to join us for future classes. Your Church History - https://youtu.be/w2GXxW6lMEE Sign up for the class - https://rezaustin.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/1913676 00:00:00 - Intro 00:02:42 - Defining Anglican 00:03:59 - Defining Episcopal 00:05:10 - Acknowledging Baggage 00:07:09 - The Church in America 00:08:53 - Defining Anglican (for real this time) 00:13:37 - Modern American Church History 00:13:55 - Baptists 00:16:24 - Separatists and Anabaptists 00:16:49 - Baptism 00:19:15 - Holy Eucharist 00:21:00 - What is Protestant? 00:21:24 - Eucharistic Theology 00:25:44 - Prespaterians 00:28:35 - The Evangelical Tradition 00:30:38 - Predestination 00:33:42 - Tent Revivals 00:35:45 - Church and State 00:39:50 - The Anglican Big Tent 00:42:35 - Are Anglicans Protostant or Catholic? 00:45:07 - The 39 Articles 00:46:13 - Archbishop of Canterbury 00:48:57 - Individual Faith 00:53:11 - Other Instruments of Unity 00:56:19 - Apostolic Succession 01:01:51 - Self Inflicted Wounds 01:03:47 - The Present

Tonje är just fyllda ett år och den yngsta gäst vi haft med oss i Klimatekot. Hennes pappa, Eduardo Pettersson med kollegorna Erik Eklund och Torgny Forss målar upp en bild av Tonjes studentdag. Vad är det för stad, miljö och förutsättningar hon möter i vuxenlivet? Vad kommer att se anorlunda ut, vad ska hon jobba med? Ett magiskt avsnitt om en framtid, inte långt från nu. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Efter år av spekulerande och grymtande kring krångliga regelverk och förhindrande lagstiftning, är det nu möjligt för grannar att dela på egenproducerad el. Du kan skapa egna micronät där du säljer din sol till grannen, eller så går ni samman i en ekonomisk förening och gör investeringen tillsammans. Då kanske ni kan bygga en riktigt stor anläggning som gör er självförsörjande. Idag pratar vi om energigemenskaper i Klimatekot. Gäster är Jonas Lundh, affärsutvecklare på Coompanion och Erik Eklund, energi- och klimatrådgivare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Electric hydro foiling vessels trending again Seeing is believing. That is a saying that fits very well with Candela. You need to see this video to understand what we are talking about. Boats flying! It's super cool, and it's a changemaker.  Erik Eklund is the Chief Commercial Officer of Candela. When he talks about his career, it's like it was all building up to his current position. You can hear in his voice how passionate he is. And I cannot wait to go to Stockholm in the autumn to commute on the new boat. System thinking, digitalisation, sensors, problem-solving thinking, visionary and brave. Listen to Erik and give us a shoutout on social media! What do you think? Can the rest of the shipping industry learn from this? I am eagerly waiting for your comments. Thank you for listening #everyconversationmatters 

Vad behöver vi egentligen göra för att förbereda oss för en eventuell kris? I detta avsnitt pratar vi om var och ens eget ansvar, hur länge vi ska klara oss, vad vi kan förvänta oss av samhället och så går vi igenom vad vi behöver ha hemma. I studion finns energi- och klimatrådgivarna Eduardo Pettersson, Erik Eklund och Torgny Forss. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vad händer med den gröna omställningen när världen snabbt förändras? Och blir det ett bakslag mot klimatomställningen eller en motor för den om EU väljer att kapa ryska fossila bränslen? Det pratar vi om i detta avsnitt. I studion finns energi- och klimatrådgivarna Eduardo Pettersson, Erik Eklund och Torgny Forss. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I detta avsnitt är gästas Olle Segerdahl av kollegan Erik Eklund som diskuterar arbete kring DevSecOps. Vad är DevSecOps, och varför behövs det? På vilket sätt kan man organisera sin verksamhet runt det, och vad finns det för för- och nackdelar? På vilket sätt kan det uppstå friktion mellan team, och hur kan man undvika det? Hur kan man använda automation för att underlätta arbetsflödet?   Studien Erik nämnde i avsnitten kan ni hitta och läsa mer om här: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20100036670/downloads/20100036670.pdf   Ställ gärna frågor och föreslå ämnen som du vill att Christoffer och Olle ska svara på eller prata om i framtida avsnitt! Skriv till @Sakerhetssnack på twitter!

Julotta från Älvdalens kyrka med kyrkoherde Susann Senter samt församlingens kör och musiker Julnattens under sker igen. Den värld och de sammanhang som är våra behöver mer än någonsin hopp och kraft. Den här världen behöver mer än någonsin människor som inte slutar hoppas på fred och frid. (ur Susann Senters predikan)Texter:Jesaja 9:2-7 1 Johannesbrevet 1:1-4 Lukas 2:1-20MedverkandeSusann Senter: präst Älvdalens kyrkokör Karin Graaf, Erik Eklund: solister Gunilla Albertsdotter: orgel, dirigent Melker Brodin: trumpet och kohorn  Verf Lena Egardt, Svante Olsson, Linda Gyris och Maria Nilsson: fiol Mait Thoäng: piano Pell Birgitta Andersson, Ulla Berg och Kenneth Graaf: textläsning Torbjörn Zakrisson: förbönMusikHornlåt efter Tommos Kerstin Andersson, från Evertsberg Åsens brudlåt, efter Bälter Erik Olsson Psalm 119 Var hälsad sköna morgonstund (J.O. Wallin/Philipp Nicolai) I Betlehem (koralvariant fr Malung, text Anders Nyberg) Prästen dansar med bruden, polska efter Isak Anders Persson Psalm 123 Lyss till änglasångens ord (Charles Wesley/F Mendelssohn-Bartholdy) Jul, jul, strålande jul (Edvard Evers/Gustaf Nordqvist) Psalm 116 Nu tändas tusen juleljus (Emmy Köhler) Låt din stjärnas ljus (Olof Jansson/Jan-Olof Kulander) Psalm 122 Dagen är kommen (J F Wade) Älvdalens brudmarsch, efter Sålder Jannes Larsson Producent Katarina Josephsson Tekniker Björn Söderholm, May-Britt Rylander liv@sverigesradio.se

Join Newton One and Erik Eklund for a discussion about current opportunities for advanced insurance and estate planning due to recent changes, likely upcoming changes and the current economic environment.  Hear how there may be some unique strategies that can be implemented now that offer potentially significant advantages to certain types of individuals and families. 

In this episode from our Business Storyteller Summit 2020, we speak with Erik Eklund to hear his presentation about why YOU are one of the greatest assets in your business and in your life. He shares insights on how you can build trust and loyalty with your audience. Erik is the founder of storiesoferik.com. He is a speaker and coach in the area of Human Connections. Over the last 10 years, he has shared his message with teams, business leaders, and entrepreneurs at Louis Vuitton, Shangri-La Hotels, Johnson & Johnson, and the European Institute of Gender Equality. Stay connected with Erik on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Solceller, solceller, solceller – dagens ämne kunde inte ligga mer rätt i tid. Erik Eklund ger oss en ordentlig lektion i hur man ska tänka om man vill installera solceller. Erik jobbar som energi- och klimatrådgivare vid Umeå kommun och säsong 3 av Klimatekot görs i samarbete med Energi- och klimatrådgivningen.

Kan vi nå klimatmålen och vem ansvarar för att det blir gjort? Erik Eklund är Energi- och klimatrådgivare på Umeå kommun och jobbar dagligen med just de här frågorna. Går det att vara klimatneutral och hur lever vi egentligen i ett klimatneutralt samhälle? Vi pratar också om klimatlöften, skicka ditt klimatlöfte till tipsa@klimatekot.se eller som Umebo via kommunens hemsida. Säsong tre görs i sponsrat samarbete med Energi- och klimatrådgivningen vid Umeå kommun. 

SHL-podden Retro bjuder den här veckan på ett djuplodande samtal med den tidigare AIK- och Leksandsspelaren Per-Erik Eklund som bland annat vidrör:Militär uppladdningAtt vilja jobba i LeksandAtt vara en framgångsrik doldisFighter-kulturen i PhiladelphiaAtt ha lätt för Patrick RoyPelle Lindberghs bortgångAtt punktmarkera Wayne GretzkyOch mycket merSHL-podden på Twitter!SHL-bloggen på Twitter!SHL-podden är Betssons podcast om svensk hockey och produceras av Med Vän Kommunikation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our guest is Erik Eklund, who is all about connecting humans. He believes that by empowering one another, we can all make reality of our ideas and make this a more loving world. “In short, I say we connect humans, because we believe in humanity.” Contact information:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/storiesoferik/Thank you!Joe Kwon, the Connection CounselorTweet me: @cnxcounselorFollow on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/joekwonjoeTo join the Unlock U Slack community, where professionals elevate their careers by sharpening their SuperPersonal skills, click: https://www.connectioncounselor.com or https://join.slack.com/t/unlocku/shared_invite/zt-fyldj9yp-ra6hgtoEbhQlZyJ016xBxAEnjoyed this episode? Don't forget to leave a review on: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-big-lie/id1521337447

“Leadership is actually the first few followers, not the crazy first person to stand up on stage.” - Anna McAfeeIn May 2017, Anna McAfee put up a simple post on LinkedIn to see if anyone living in her hometown of Coffs Coast, Australia wanted to get together. She had just returned after years of living abroad and wanted to “get to know the people behind the profiles” in her area. Anna included the hashtag #LinkedInLocal. Fifteen people made it out to the first Coffs Coast event, but the online response was what would change Anna’s life. Three strangers—Alexandra Galviz in London, Manu Goswami in NYC, and Erik Eklund in Brussels—raised their hand to also host a #LinkedInLocal in their city. No one could predict what happened next.Host requests started pouring in from around the world. The founding team was soon hosting after-hours trainings six nights a week to help new cities ramp up. For two years, Anna and her co-creators led, mentored, and managed the #LinkedInLocal global community. At its height, #LinkedInLocal had more than 1,000 hosts and had rallied over 300,000 humans, in 650+ cities across 92 countries. Anna & co. fostered this community without formal support from LinkedIn. She walked a fine line between an unexpected, organic community and the priorities of the platform. In 2019, Anna stepped away and she recently co-authored a book about her experience: How a Hashtag Changed the World.We talked with her about creating a host community and the friction that can appear when an organic community erupts on a major platform.Highlights, inspiration, & key learnings:Anna defines personal why. Searching for belonging in her local community, Anna used the tool she knew best--LinkedIn.Identify the “who” of #LinkedInLocal. The power of a network of hyper-local communities.Balancing inclusion and exclusion. #LinkedInLocal’s first core value: diversity.Cultivating your identity. Building an organic community within the guidelines of a major brand.Support leaders. Anna played the role of connector--making connections within the host communities, helping hosts help themself.

Be advised: there is some strong language used associated with Erik’s past experiences. IN 2018, I flew halfway around the world to meet someone I met on the internet. Linkedin to be exact. Weirdly, some of my most favorite humans have come to me by way of Linkedin and Erik is one of them. ANYWAY—I got to Barcelona, ate some French fries, and passed out on his couch. What I loved about this trip was that there were ZERO shallow conversations to be had. To this day, it is one of my most favorite trips I’ve ever taken. I’m so grateful for Erik and this kind of friendship. This conversations is no different than those convos we had in 2018. We talk about money struggles, connecting with humans, and dive deep into identity. Connect with Erik— Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/storiesoferik/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/storiesoferik/ Join his Masterclass: https://www.storiesoferik.com Connect with me— Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/katiewallacehux IG: www.instagram.com/katiewallacehux Youtube: https://bit.ly/3joYVPb Medium: https://medium.com/@katiewallacehux Zuna Brand CBD Goods—Make sure to use this link! http://www.zunabrands.com/?affiliate=kwallace First order 25% off—FIRST25 Save 15% on every order—PARTNER15 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dyingproject/support

Erik Eklund is a founder of “Connecting Humans” project. He offers individual coaching, gives speeches, and leads workshops and group programs to find balance and consistency in healthy habits, to show up as your authentic self and build trusting relationships, to increase awareness of your mind and consciously shift mindset. In this episode Erik talks about how to connect with your business audience on a human level, why it is important to be authentic and build relationships in business. Connect with Eric HERE Thank you for joining me on this episode of IDEAS+LEADERS. If you enjoyed this episode, please share, subscribe and review so that more people can enjoy the podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/pl/podcast/ideas-leaders/id1531433083

Have you ever wondered how to be inspiring? Why are we drawn to inspirational people and what about them makes us inspired to create change in our own lives. Erik isn't a trained sales person but people are drawn to him because of his inspiring story and I wanted to dig into the concept of inspiration and also accepting people and opportunities for who and what they are. Erik Eklund is a corporate leadership speaker and founder of Connecting Humans. He speaks to crowds to encourage them to do what they believe it and not to judge each other due to our differences. He looks different than most people from Sweden. That's because his parents adopted him from Columbia where he was found by a man on the doorstep of a church. He doesn't set out to be inspiring, he sets out to be honest and share what he believes in. He'll help you find the things in your life that might be inspiring to others. You'll also learn a mindset that will help you not only sell like a human but you'll find inspiration from your own story and connect with humans because of it. Key Takeaways by Time! Erik's Values in life (trust, care, purpose, joy) - 4:30 Story about adaptin to different cultures 6:54 Importance of the concept of acceptance 15:45 How to be inspiring to others - 25:17 Connect with Erik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/storiesoferik/ (LinkedIN: ) Connect with Us! https://www.linkedin.com/company/53108426/admin/ (LinkedIN: ) https://stories-of-selling-human.captivate.fm/ (Website: )

This is Episode 44 of the VulnerABLE Podcast!He felt and was very different from everyone growing up, and it would force him to always stand out. Now he's teaching others how to do the same and connect as human beings in a deeper way!Born in Columbia, only to be left on the steps of church and then adopted by Swedish parents, growing up for him was full of vulnerability. Here was this black kid, in a place where most people were white with blond hair and blue eyes. The next huge hit of vulnerability came when he moved to Berlin for his girlfriend, only for her to tell him she wasn’t interested anymore. Here he was in a foreign country, with no one to support or help him, but this would launch him into doing a lot of self-work and creating the person he is today. Now he’s passionate about helping others open up and truly connect with others, or as he would put it Connecting Humans. Without a doubt he is one of the most direct people I’ve ever met, but it makes you ask yourself better questions and open up like never before.For more information on Erik Eklund you can follow him on social media or check out his YouTube Channel:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/storiesoferik/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ohitserik/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJRxTI2Y1o4njPQ32HyxpPg

Occasionally, each of us experiences a conversation that is deeply honest and meaningful.  This episode's conversation is just that.  I speak to Erik Eklund, the founder of Connecting Humans, about the importance of meaningful relationships in our lives, and the power of human connection. Erik's Bio: Erik is the Founder of Connecting Humans, which is on a quest to put an end to this silliness of separating and limiting one another because one is black or white, woman or man, rich or poor.  Erik and his team guide leaders on how to engage people and connect humans online, on stage and one-to-one with a personal leadership style, telling their authentic story, to further their impact. Contact:  email: erik@storiesoferik.com Resources: Harari, Yuval Noah.  Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind. Harper, 2015. Some of the research related to social connection virtually vs. in-person: https://www.ajpmonline.org/article/S0749-3797%2817%2930016-8/fulltext https://www.researchgate.net/publication/225441201_Internet_Communication_Versus_Face-to-face_Interaction_in_Quality_of_Life   How social media use contributes to imposter syndrome: https://www.mcleanhospital.org/news/it-or-not-social-medias-affecting-your-mental-health   Music by Ryan Sullivan.  Contact: sullybmusic@gmail.com

My guest today is chatting with us all the way from Spain and his mission is to guide leaders on how to engage people and create human connections. His story starts in 1985, where he was found laying in basket on the steps of a church. Born in Columbia, raised in Sweden and now traveling around the world as an advocated for human connection. Now he is an internally known speaker, providing workshops and coaching programs on the art of: Storytelling Personal branding And personal leadership   Introducing, Erik Eklund.    Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/storiesoferik/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storiesoferik/

En folkdansmässa av Per Harling och Susanne Bågenfelt, med Våmhus folkdanslag, spelmanslag och Våmhuskören. Präst Matts Sandström, körledare Gunilla Albertsdotter. Gudstjänsten är en återutsändning från 2019 Det är Vasaloppstider i Mora, liv och rörelse. Och Svenska Kyrkan är involverad, med allt från "ski-in-vigsel" i Vasaloppsmålet till särskilda konserter. Mässan Träd in i dansen görs i Våmhus kyrka utanför Mora. Kyrkoherde Matts Sandström leder gudstjänsten och predikar, Våmhuskören sjunger och Våmhus folkdanslag dansar. Varifrån du än kommer och vem du än är, är du viktig och älskad. Det kommer jag att tala om i predikan. Matts Sandström  Text  Johannes 7:40-52 Träd in i dansen! I dansen för livet är ingenting givet, men mycket kan ges! Träd in i dansen och ge av din närhet i tro, hopp och kärlek om dansen blir gles... Per Harling Medverkande Matts Sandström, präst Gunilla Albertsdotter, musikalisk ledning Våmhuskören Våmhus folkdanslag Erik Eklund, Jennifer Höglund, solister Kjell Runsten och Johanna Tysk, fiol Mirjam Hübinette, flöjt Anders Forsström, gitarr Jan-Anders "Jogga" Ernlund, bas Majt Arkeberg, Anna Björk och Marielle Berglund Sparr: textläsning Musik Sannas kyrkmarsch Mitt i tiden Kyrielåt / Bön om förbarmande Ära åt Gud Liten blomma och tysta fjäll Vi tror, vi tror på dig Gud Ett bord vill kyrkan vara Människa, öppna dig Helig, helig helig Vin och bröd Nu har morgonljuset vaknat (text Olle Nivenius) Felefeber (Annbjørg Lien) Vad är ett tack? Träd in i dansen (Där ej annat noterats: musik och text Per Harling, musik och arrangemang Susanne Bågenfelt) Producent Katarina Josephsson Tekniker Björn Söderholm, May-Britt Rylander Sveriges Radio Örebro liv@sverigesradio.se

http://www.alainguillot.com/anna-mcafee/ I have been part of the Montreal Local LinkedIn community for about two years. Naturally, I was curious about how it got started. My curiosity led to Anna McAfee. Anna is from Coffs Harbour, a coastal city of New South Wale, Australia. A small city with an estimated population of over 75,000 people.  At that time, Anna used to work in the recruitment industry and that's why she joined LinkedIn. With a thirst to create communities, back in May 2017 she decided to ask her LinkedIn connection if they wanted to meet offline. The response was positive, so she created the hashtag #LinkedInLocal. On the day of the event, at a local coffee shop, early in the morning, 16 people showed up. What caught Anna by surprise was that individuals in other international communities showed some interest in doing something similar. Alexandra Galviz in London, Erik Eklund in Brussels, Swish Goswami in NYC, and Ryan Troll in Washington were some of the first organizers who took the LinkedIn Local hashtag and started creating events in their own communities. Today, #LinkedInLocal touches the lives of over 300,000 humans, in 650+ cities, in 92 countries. Impressive, especially for a community of volunteers.

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Our Go2Thrive podcast guest speaker of today is Erik Eklund. Erik empowers people to lead thriving businesses, through authentic leadership and communication. He is also one of the initiators of #LinkedInLocal. The main question of this interview: How Can You Be The Authentic You?

Erik Eklund   After 14 years across 9 countries from China to the USA, often the youngest with a leadership role in companies such as Louis Vuitton and Shangri-La Hotels, with the mission to connect teams, leaders and customers, Erik Eklund started his own business. Now, he gives speeches and coaching on how to create and transform business and well-being through a human connection in leadership and communication. Erik’s vision is to create a world where we all live our full potential and within three years he has crafted an impressive portfolio of brands such as Johnson & Johnson, AXA, EIGE and Deloitte. He has been quoted as an “electric keynote speaker, a muse” and awarded internationally for his “no bullshit” approach and ability to “put a positive spin on everything.” In 2017, Erik was recognized as one of Europe’s top influencers on LinkedIn as the Founder of Connecting Humans and Co-Founder of LinkedIn Local." ☛ LinkedIn Instagram Listen to another #12minconvo

En folkdansmässa av Per Harling och Susanne Bågenfelt, med Våmhus folkdanslag, spelmanslag och Våmhuskören. Präst Matts Sandström, körledare Gunilla Albertsdotter. Det är Vasaloppstider i Mora, liv och rörelse. Och Svenska Kyrkan är involverad, med allt från "ski-in-vigsel" i Vasaloppsmålet till särskilda konserter. Mässan Träd in i dansen görs i Våmhus kyrka utanför Mora.  Kyrkoherde Matts Sandström leder gudstjänsten och predikar, Våmhuskören sjunger och Våmhus folkdanslag dansar. Varifrån du än kommer och vem du än är, är du viktig och älskad. Det kommer jag att tala om i predikan.  Matts Sandström  Text  Johannes 7:40-52   Träd in i dansen! I dansen för livet är ingenting givet, men mycket kan ges! Träd in i dansen och ge av din närhet i tro, hopp och kärlek om dansen blir gles... Per Harling Medverkande Matts Sandström, präst Gunilla Albertsdotter, musikalisk ledning Våmhuskören Våmhus folkdanslag Erik Eklund, Jennifer Höglund, solister Kjell Runsten och Johanna Tysk, fiol Mirjam Hübinette, flöjt Anders Forsström, gitarr Jan-Anders "Jogga" Ernlund, bas Majt Arkeberg, Anna Björk och Marielle Berglund Sparr: textläsning   Musik Sannas kyrkmarsch Mitt i tiden Kyrielåt / Bön om förbarmande Ära åt Gud Liten blomma och tysta fjäll Vi tror, vi tror på dig Gud Ett bord vill kyrkan vara Människa, öppna dig Helig, helig helig Vin och bröd Nu har morgonljuset vaknat (text Olle Nivenius) Felefeber (Annbjørg Lien) Vad är ett tack? Träd in i dansen (Där ej annat noterats: musik och text Per Harling, musik och arrangemang Susanne Bågenfelt)   Producent Katarina Josephsson Tekniker Björn Söderholm, May-Britt Rylander Sveriges Radio Örebro liv@sverigesradio.se

In this Episode you will learn from Erik that speaking in public is just like having a conversation. Irrelevant of your position, being human allows you to connect with people. Why Fitness is important if you are doing an Event. How to Structure an 8 Hr Speaking Event. Knowing what to Charge as a Speaker. The ethics of speaking to sell and when to pitch. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roy-coughlan/message

I interviewed Erik Eklund, a man on a mission to create a world where we inspire, motivate and develop one another to live a fulfilling life.I have had the privilege to spend time with and interview some amazing people over the years.As they share their stories of life and business I find out what makes them the people they are. I'm honored to share their stories with you Do you want to:Subscribe to my podcastsDiscover what makes my guests great leaders, storytellers and Influencers CLICK HERE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our goal orientation works in one of two ways - we move toward our goals, or away from them. Avoidance is defensive to minimize risk, while approach is welcoming and optimistic. Framing your mind to approach your goals instead of avoid your goals will lead to something great!

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Welcome to episode 191, this week I’m going to cover a topic I tackle almost on a daily basis at the moment…..How to know what subjects to post about on LinkedIn. But before I get onto that…… Interesting Stuff I Saw This Week The Crappy Handbook of LinkedIn Profile Pics LinkedIn Top Voices 2017: The must-know people inspiring today’s professional conversations Stay on Top of In-Demand Skills with New Notifications #LinkedInLocal I originally covered the LinkedIn Local phenomenon in episode 166 when I interview Erik Eklund who was a founding member of this movement along with Alex Galviz, Anna McAfee and Manu Goswani. Since then the founders have been joined by Ryan Troll and Brian Almeida to form an organisation that co-ordinates LinkedIn Local meet ups throughout the world. They have now set up a new website Click on the image above to visit the website If you are thinking of running a LinkedIn Local event in your area then take a look at the website to understand how you go about it. Please Do The Survey! And if you have done it….please share it widely! I was aiming to get to 1000 responses by Christmas but at the time of writing, I’m still below 500! It has been much harder than I expected to get people to complete this short (5 mins) survey but I really feel we need to get at least 500 to make the results viable. So please share the link http://bit.ly/Linkedin2017 with your LinkedIn network, Twitter and Instagram followers and Facebook friends If you haven’t yet done the survey, here it is This weeks question also forms the main topic for this week; I hear you talk a lot about techniques for posting which is very useful but my problem is ‘what’ to post about. Any tips? I get asked this question so much and I also regularly have to tackle the subject when I am working with customers that are currently posting promotional content. Here are my guidelines; The McFly Syndrome - It’s all about you…STOP SELF PROMOTING! This includes talking about events you have organised, new members of staff or awards you have won. You might not see it as such but others only see this as self promotion. These posts are OK occasionally but need to dominated by less selfish content. Understand your relevant followers. You don’t need to ‘speak’ to all your followers but you must focus on gaining a deeper understanding of what interests your followers; > What motivates them > What frustrates them > What worries them > What excites them > What content do they read? > What sort of posts are they Liking, Sharing or Commenting on Experiment with different subjects. What works and what falls flat. Try not to make too many assumptions and judge by results. People on LinkedIn are much less ‘stuffy’ than you think! Try people orientated content and use stories where possible. Think about light, fun subjects as well as subjects that people are likely to have strong opinions about. The ‘gold standard’ measurement is comments. These guidelines refer to content rather then technique. You can learn more about technique, plus some other content tips in episode 178

Welcome to episode 166, this week I have been inspired to spread the news about #LinkedInlocal, a movement that is gaining momentum around the world and it’s all about meeting your connections face to face. More of that later but first…. Interesting Stuff I Saw This Week Windows Phone LinkedIn app no longer available for download How ironic! I suspect this will return when new Windows phones are released. It’s probably not OK to send naked pictures on LinkedIn This is actually quite interesting because the employer is the one being sued. In theory this makes no sense because the account belongs to the individual but the flip side of that is that employers see it differently when someone resigns claiming their connections ‘belong’ to the company! LinkedIn is the worst of social media. Should I delete my account? Well it’s hard to know where to start with this one! I’m not surprised by the quality of this piece of journalism. The British press has never been great but the demise of that industry has led to poorer journalistic standards year after year and it seems Australia must be the same! Elle Hunt has been a journalist since she graduated in 2012 so I suspect she knows very little about how a business works - apart from a business that makes it’s money (less and less fortunately) by publishing garbage like this with clickbait headlines intended to drive advertising revenue…advertising we don’t wish to see. Perhaps she might be better served changing careers into a business model that seeks to drive revenue and growth by developing relationships and genuinely providing a valuable product or service - perhaps then she would appreciate the benefits LinkedIn brings. This was a bit of a rant I know so here are the main points I covered; All her source material came from Twitter Despite posting on LinkedIn and getting about 10 comments, all positive she failed to quote any of them! The amount of emails you receive is under your control. Check your settings Elle! Poor research. Her figures are confusing at best, according to her Twitter has 680 million users!! “LinkedIn is not a healthy environment” is a ridiculous statement, it’s what you make it so you make it unhealthy! The term ‘spam’ seems to be used for anything that is remotely promotional these days Posts appearing 4 weeks later is not usually an issue…this is NOT Twitter! 160,000 posts a week, not 100,000. Do your research! ‘My investigative foray’ is an interesting statement, perhaps Elle needs to research the work ‘investigative’ To cap it all the article finishes with a beg for money to prevent them ‘having to be behind a paywall’ No wonder you don’t want to be behind a paywall…no-one would pay for this crap! LinkedIn Updates Images can now be added to comments on desktop (it’s been on mobile for some time), simply click on the camera icon as seen below;   I doubt you will need to use this much but where appropriate, it can be quite handy and will often allow you to ‘lighten up’  thread with humour   Introductions are finally being rolled out on the desktop now. Did you know you can now see the date you connected to someone in their contact and personal info sections? #LinkedInLocal I was first introduced to this idea by listener Anna Mcafee from Australia. OK so the idea of networking offline is hardly new! The point here though is to take those connections you have made online and meet them offline. LinkedIn is so mainstream these days, the chances are that many of your neighbours will be on LinkedIn and I think it’s a great idea to arrange local meet-ups. Anna talks about her recent experience in this great article So why not organise your own event, it doesn’t have to be anything big, just 10-15 people meeting in a local pub or coffee house. Conduct a search for 1st tier connections in your area (try using your town/village as a keyword and then filter by your main location) and send a message to them all asking if they think it’s a good idea Post using the #linkedinlocal hashtag promoting the idea and then again once you have enough interest and have a date organised. Write up an article after the event and @mention everyone that was there. This is exactly what Erik Eklund did in Brussels and he has now run two events. Listen to the podcast to hear how he went about it and what the results were. Here is the post Erik published after his event; Feel free to contact Erik on LinkedIn or you can email him at erikeklund@outlook.com London #LinkedInLocal meet up on 22nd June. Alexandra Galviz is also organising a #LinkedinLocal in London this week Click on the image below for more details Let me know if you need any help with this, let’s get this movement to gain more momentum and start shaking hands and meeting people Question: I want to be able to add my linkedin profile link to my CV - I believe you can find a shortened link - how do I do this? Answer: Your url is pretty easy to find but you might want to personalise your url first. This video explains how you do it.

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Fördjupningsreportage. Deras kamrat sprängdes i luften av en vägmina. Erik Eklund, 25, och Oskar Ekstrand, 24, sprang för att rädda honom – med risk för sina egna liv. I dag, på Sveriges officiella veterandag, får alla tre ta emot medaljer av kungen. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy