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How do we innovate? Often, says Femke De Jager, by failing. The keys to success are resilience and persistence. It's all about trying things out, sometimes failing, but always learning. Throughout her career, Femke has focussed on developing new ways of managing and maintaining assets, at world leading companies including PwC and ConQuaestor, DSM and...
Entrepreneur Emily McIntyre was wracked by pain and self-doubt when her business failed. It took some time to see that the failure, also held great opportunity. The big things in life, she says, the biggest successes and biggest failures, call on us to be bigger. They help us clarify our vision and access our potential. But how can we find our vision and cope with the setbacks? In this episode, the leadership consultant, speaker, and entrepreneur explains how we can fail better to discover our vision, realize our potential, and "enjoy this point, this point of potent, intentionally." Failure is so close to success, McIntyre says. If we can see the opportunities there. To get in touch with Emily McIntyre, go to https://www.emilymcintyre.com/ To reach Polly and join our Simply Said community at https://pollycampbell.substack.com. Please become a paid member to help these kinds of insightful conversations going. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Are you harder on yourself than you are on others? Do you believe that the more critical of yourself, the better you will perform or more motivated you will be? Dr. Ashley Kuchar is a former collegiate student-athlete and the founder of Fail Better Training™. As a mental performance coach, she is passionate about helping athletes (of all levels) learn how to respond to challenging situations in ways that foster resilience rather than rely on harsh criticism. Ashley completed her PhD at The University of Texas at Austin, working alongside Dr. Kristin Neff. During her doctoral degree, Ashley developed a resilience program called RESET. She tested the 6-session program with over 250 NCAA student-athletes and found that it supported adaptive coping, well-being, and sport performance. In 2019, Ashley was one of five graduate students to receive an NCAA research grant to aid in the development of RESET (formerly "Fail Better"). In this podcast, Ashley and Cindra talk: The research-supported reasons we should practice self-compassion 3 components of self-compassion How self-compassion is a learnable skill How the best approach mistakes And how to reduce your inner critic HIGH PERFORMANCE MINDSET SHOWNOTES FOR THIS EPISODE: www.cindrakamphoff.com/586 FOLLOW CINDRA ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/cindrakamphoff/ FOLLOW CINDRA ON X: https://twitter.com/mentally_strong TO FOLLOW DR. ASHLEY AND LEARN ABOUT HER RESET TRAINING HERE: Fail Better Training Love the show? Rate and review the show for Cindra to mention you on the next episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/high-performance-mindset-learn-from-world-class-leaders/id1034819901
Rideshare Rodeo Podcast (episode 298) With DoorDash catering failing nationwide, new catering options are popping up everywhere. Lets discuss. ***** Support Rideshare Rodeo Patreon Page: https://patreon.com/ridesharerodeo
This is unfortunately the final episode of Failing Better. Thanks for listening everyone. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Seanna in her own words: “I am Seanna (pronounced like Shauna) and I am deep into my healing journey. I am a survivor of multiple severe traumas and some debilitating psychosis. I have been to some of the darkest places and led a very limited life for some time. As well as medication and therapy, I have found that carving out an intentional life and staying true to my values has helped me to not only survive, but truly thrive. After spending two months as an inpatient in a trauma clinic, I discovered embodied healing practices, and later qualified as a breathwork facilitator. I aim to live a life that is aligned with who I am, focusing on physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing as well as a life full of adventure. In 2022, I thru hiked the Israel National Trail over two months on my own, which is over 1,000 km. The inner journey was even more powerful than the tangible one, and now I give talks on overcoming adversity and being guided by intuition to live your best, most intentional life.” Content Warning - During this episode; mental health, trauma, self harm, dark thoughts and psychosis is discussed. New episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast go live every Tuesday at 7am UK time - Subscribe so you don't miss out. You can support the Tough Girl mission to increase the amount of female role models in the media - especially in relation to adventure and physical challenge by signing up as a patron. www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast. Thank you. Show Notes Who is Seanna? Being on an 8 month sabbatical Recording this from Vietnam Having an adventurous spirit but not fitting into games Not liking any type of game (sports, board games etc) Joining the Army Cadets Taking 2 gap years to travel Being concerned about what other people thought of her Being a competitive cheerleader and competing in the world championships in Florida Booking a flight to Arctic Sweden to walk a small section of the Kungsleden Trail (The Kings Trail) The joys of spending time in nature and how it makes her feel Her running journey and signing up for her first marathon at 19 on the South Downs Being ill aged 21/22 Giving up smoking in 2012 and starting to run again Doing her first Ultra Marathon - 50km on the Thames Path Challenge Biting off more than she can chew, not feeling ready - and why it's ok to try your best and just muddle through. Running for Joy Feeling her feelings Training for the Thames Path Challenge with running coach Toby - IG Queer Running Club Struggling with consistency Running with her mum and step dad Magical moments while running Deciding to take a sabbatical and the planning for her time off Spending 2 months in a trauma clinic in 2018 Being inspired to hike the Israel National Trail Making the decision and how it felt right Feeling difficult emotions but knowing how to feel them and cope with them in a sensible way Not feeling ready to leave the trauma clinic Planning during the covid lockdowns The Israel National Trail Getting water on the trail and arranging water drops Dealing with flash flood warnings and the dangers of hiking during those times The Red Guide Book - The full guide to the Israel National Trail - Fourth Edition, 2020 Not feeling safe putting her tent up and not listening to her gut Magical moments with trail angels Money/costs and going over budget (£1,500 for 2 months) How to connect with Seanna Plans for the next few months Leaving London and moving to Devon Final words of wisdom for women who want to make some changes in their life Social Media Website: www.seannasworld.org Instagram: @seannasworld Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/seannasworld Youtube: https://youtube.com/@seannasworld6502
In this episode we talk about football, institutional racism and Harold Shipman. It really does zig-zag all over the place in what critics are already calling another episode of Failing Better. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Failing Better boys are back and this week Sean is talking about his trip to Canada, Jonny brings everything down and they both discuss getting mugged. We go again. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of Can't Find My Way Home, I was joined by Steen Agro. Steen is a filmmaker, writer, and director, based in Prague. In his own words, Some bloke who's been making films since he was a kid. Didn't go to film school, just kept shooting instead, figuring shit out...specialises in humour, character and story. Steen talks us through his vast experiences in the world of filmmaking, commercials, the improv group Script For Brains, that he's a performing member of, 48 Hour Film Challenges…Electric Dinosaur…meeting Richard Attenborough, and directing a feature film…All this and turning down Saatchi and Saatchi for all the wrong reasons…plus a super Top 5…Let's get right to it…Steen Agro https://steenagro.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kinosteeno/ https://electricdino.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ScriptforBrains/ https://youtu.be/wpQf_I9RkhQ https://linktr.ee/cantfindmywayhome --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/craig-branch/message
Next week marks a whole year of Failing Better and this week we talk about what we may have planned. Also we're joined by Banksy. Please follow our twitter page to take part in the hare-brained ‘Failing Better World Cup' and email us and tell us your memories of the pod. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Coming in your ears from Bath to Ho Chi Minh City it's Failing Better! This week Sean and Jonny talk about presidential poops, ghost guests and are surprised at quite how international our fanbase has got. It's the Sgt. Pepper of podcasts. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Story of failure: Spilling green matcha all over my new white shirt.Hi, I'm Ian Barnard, a hand lettering artist and calligrapher. I have a passion for inspiring, entertaining and helping people to get better at their lettering skills through videos on my Instagram and Youtube channels and also creating and selling digital lettering brushes for the iPad.I also am co-host of a popular creative podcast called The Honest Designers Show, where we give you a transparent look into life as a modern designer. You can find us on most podcasting platforms or check out our website honestdesigners.comI live in a small town just outside London, England with my wife and 2 kids. Attend and help out at my local church and try to balance my love of food by running and riding my mountain bike.In today's episode Ian talks about:originally being a graphic designerleaving his job to freelance on the same day his son was borndecided to teach himself a hobbyteaching himself calligraphyusing Instagram to get feedback on his progressstarting to get work inquiries after he improvedgetting paid for his hobbygetting paid not based on client incomestarting into the world of stock design assetsmaking products to sell on Creative Marketfiguring out effects on certain productsgoing all in on selling products onlineprogressing to typefaces and Procreate assetsthe journey of setbacksself-critiquing your workbeing ok with a product not doing well and moving onsense of being down and working through itlearning through the process to get to the higher mountainloving the adrenaline of releasing a productseeing further into the hope of the futurea healthy competitionproducing things that he likes and not what will necessarily just sellgetting inspiration from Pinterestrealizing he's good a problem solvinglessons from the spinning beach ballbeing ok with the fact that there may not be a solutionthe journey of hits and flopshard to stay positive when you're down in the valleyhis willingness to trya teacher being a mentor growing up, Big Zachhis dad being a head master growing upthe mentorship of a man from Ugandacreating a font, releasing it, and making another onefailures with fontslearning shortcuts and learning how to build“You think you failed…and then you realize it was worth it in the end.”free font that was given away being the most popularstory of a free font showing up on a store windowstory of his font showing up on Krispy Kreme and getting free donutsthe skill of typography and learning the processteaching lettering in the UKteaching his own kids letteringhis son playing soccer and not forcing him to do anythingplaying in the park during the middle of the pandemichis son not wanting to train, just playing for fun“I think that's where you learn the best, when you're having fun.”“The best ideas have come when I'm just having fun.”making lettering out of rubix cubesrealizing your creativity through playingdoing courses online and making his own leather walletbeing intimidated by a custom typeface for a clientnot being great with client relations“I just want to create and deliver the goods.”the back and forth battle of an artistclient liaisons and the trickiness of not having themthe pandemic breaking his consistencymore natural being on video and hearing his voicethe steps to good YouTube videosthe laborious process of videosreleasing a video every week and a product every three weeksthe anxiety of the pandemicfamiliar things feeding his creativity and the lack thereof during the last couple of yearssome people not being affectedshould have started the cat typography videos sooner!Instagram - @ianbarnardTwitter - @ian_barnardYouTube - Ian BarnardDribbblewww.ianbarnard.comwww.ianbarnard.netThe Honest Designers Show Podcast---Learn more at www.professional-failure.com!
No you're not going crazy. Failing Better is now releasing episodes twice a week and we start with a long, embarrassing tale of Jonny's semi-naked attempt to find his dog. We then talk about his botched trip to Brighton and then him and Sean speculate which Lord Of The Rings actor could one day appear on the pod. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
After two long, emotional months for all of you the Failing Better boys are back. In this very special comeback episode Sean and Jonny talk about what they've been up to recently, changes that may be made to the podcast moving forward and ask the immortal question: “is this shit?” Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Run towards failure! If you want to be successful, you have to become familiar with failure. It's part of the deal. No successful business owner has gotten to where they are without a bad launch, no professional athlete has gotten into the big leagues without a bad game, no actor has landed an award-winning role without being told NO a hundred times before. I'm certainly no exception, and neither are you. Failure is a precursor, inevitability, a rite of passage to success. In this special, extended episode of The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast, I dig deep into the psychology of failure and the big questions surrounding it. For example: Why do we avoid failure? Hint: It has to do with our caveman/lizard brain How do the stories we tell ourselves about past or future failures define us? How can our fear and avoidance of failure act as a mirror? What becoming familiar with failure do to our brain? Psychologically speaking, what's the best way to “run toward failure”? From failing in the WNBA to failing in business, I talk openly about the times I let myself down. I share the stories I used to tell myself about failure, and how they've changed over the years. Finally, I give you tons of actionable tips to help you reframe the way you think about failure. Listen to this extended episode and join me as I run towards failure! Ps. Want more information about our upcoming coaching program? Make sure to follow me at @lindseypositiveperform for updates! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts “I love Lindsey's straight forward, realistic approach to motivation and living your best life.”
Run towards failure! If you want to be successful, you have to become familiar with failure. It's part of the deal. No successful business owner has gotten to where they are without a bad launch, no professional athlete has gotten into the big leagues without a bad game, no actor has landed an award-winning role without being told NO a hundred times before. I'm certainly no exception, and neither are you. Failure is a precursor, inevitability, a rite of passage to success. In this special, extended episode of The Mindset Coach Academy Podcast, I dig deep into the psychology of failure and the big questions surrounding it. For example: Why do we avoid failure? Hint: It has to do with our caveman/lizard brain How do the stories we tell ourselves about past or future failures define us? How can our fear and avoidance of failure act as a mirror? What becoming familiar with failure do to our brain? Psychologically speaking, what's the best way to “run toward failure”? From failing in the WNBA to failing in business, I talk openly about the times I let myself down. I share the stories I used to tell myself about failure, and how they've changed over the years. Finally, I give you tons of actionable tips to help you reframe the way you think about failure. Listen to this extended episode and join me as I run towards failure! Ps. Want more information about our upcoming coaching program? Make sure to follow me at @lindseypositiveperform for updates! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts “I love Lindsey's straight forward, realistic approach to motivation and living your best life.”
What is your relationship like with failure? Do you consider yourself to be a risk taker? Or are you someone who likes to play it safe and stick to what you know? When things don't work out... what do you make it mean? Do you tend to keep going, when the going gets tough? Or, do you sometimes feel overwhelmed and shut down?In this week's Infinite Capacity Podcast episode, host Andrea Morton examines how our thinking about failure can impact our willingness to put ourselves out there to try new things.Morton explores how the emotions connected to our fails can have a big impact on our level of resilience, grit and perseverance in the face of challenges.This episode also takes a look at how motherhood can inadvertently become a 'failure enabler' as Moms get wrapped up in our children's goals and dreams. Lots of powerful questions here to help you make a breakthrough in your own relationship with failure, so that you can take action!
This week Sean and Jonny are joined by Failing Better royalty Eleanor Tiernan to discuss how to have a successful Edinburgh Festival. As ever the episode quickly descends into farce as Jonny recounts the time he had to tell a national treasure to f*ck off. If you are going up to Edinburgh make sure to check out Sean, Jonny, and Eleanor's show Beetroot, Beckham and Ukraine. Live dates at jonnypelham.com & seanmcloughlincomedy.comFollow the show on Twitter @failingpodmail the pod at failingbetterpod@gmail.com Join the Patreon crowd at https://www.patreon.com/failingbetter Produced by producerpaul.co.uk podcast producer for hire! Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
We begin a series with Chris of Heavy Metal Money around mindset and being able to "fail better". Chris and I go through one another's past and present endeavors around how we view failure and our methods of overcoming. We touch on a number of topics, and can't wait for more collaborations with Chris. Go check out his blog, follow him on social, and subscribe to his YouTube channel http://heavymetal.money Twitter: @moneyheavymetal YouTube - Heavy Metal Money
Contact: https://heavymetal.money Heavy Metal Money on Facebook Heavy Metal Money on Twitter Heavy Metal Money on Instagram Heavy Metal Money on YouTube Heavy Metal Money on TikTok Email Me I'm wicked-excited as we begin a series with Justin from the Road to Wealth Podcast around mindset and being able to "fail better". Justin and I go through one another's past and present endeavors around how we view failure and our methods of overcoming. We touch on a number of topics, and can't wait for more collaborations with Justin. Go check out his podcast and follow him on social! Road To Wealth Podcast Twitter: @roadtowealthpod Some things we talked about: Taking Stock: A Hospice Doctor's Advice on Financial Independence, Building Wealth, and Living a Regret-Free Life https://jordangrumet.com Build a tower, build a team WITH Tom Wujec Memento Calendar Poster Weeks of My Life Poster --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heavymetalmoney/support
A huge week here at Failing Better as we launch our Patreon page and Jonny becomes sad about his 31st birthday. Please do sign up to our patreon for exclusive clips, extended episodes, stand-up comedy and more from just £3 a month. Also, Sean celebrates Jonny's birthday with a discussion of his perfect birthday party. Welcome back everyone.Live dates at jonnypelham.com & seanmcloughlincomedy.comFollow the show on Twitter @failingpodmail the pod at failingbetterpod@gmail.com Produced by producerpaul.co.uk podcast producer for hire! Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Can you smell what the Birthday Girls House Party is cookin?! It's a wrestling party podcast! And much like every great wrestler, we are gonna SLAM your week sideways and SMACKDOWN into your ears! Joining us in the ring is new wrestling fan, co-host of the Failing Better podcast and hilarious standup comedian Sean Mcloughlin (@SeanMcLoughlin). There's fiendish fun, tales of sketch group beefs, and fighting talk between the girls to become Sean's tag team partner... Be a legend, get on our Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/birthdaygirlshouseparty Please subscribe, rate and review. XXX Music by Anne Chmelewsky: https://www.annechmelewsky.com Art work by Lucy Moore: https://www.lucymooreedinburgh.com
We've got halfway through the number one albums of 1993 and have come across this beast which was at the top spot for seven weeks that summer. Is that because it's totally amazing and the British public were right to keep on buying it? Or is it because they did an Elvis cover that was lightweight enough to get on the radio constantly? It's a mystery. Thankfully alongside having to discuss this record we get to talk about other acts such as Clutch, Cypress Hill and, er, Snow. We'd also like to take the opportunity to plug some of our previous podcast guests who have new podcasts out themselves at the minute: Sean Mcloughlin who joined us for our ABBA special has a new one up and running with fellow comedian Jonny Pelham called Failing Better and their guest on the current episode is Ed Gamble; and Rob Mulholland who joined us for our Hip Hop in 1991 special is going great guns with his new podcast Dead Men Talking alongside co-host Freddy Quinne (warning - this one is not for the easily offended). So do go and check them out if they sound up your street.
The podcast is off to a shaky start so we've called in the cavalry in the form of comedian and 'Off Menu' host Ed Gamble. Ed gives us some amazing tips on how to make Failing Better the biggest podcast in the world, from making sure we speak well to making sure the episodes are actually good. It's a masterclass. Also we discuss funny celebrity encounters, there's a further Bastille development and Jonny causes Sean to have an argument with a bus driver. Great fun all round.Please subscribe and give us a nice review. Why not?Tour dates at jonnypelham.com & seanmcloughlincomedy.comCheck out Ed Gamble's podcast Off MenuFollow the show on Twitter @failingpodmail the pod at failingbetterpod@gmail.com Produced by producerpaul.co.uk podcast producer for hire! Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week Nic and James take a different approach to the issues and bring things a bit closer to home. The two use the segment "Failing Better," to share their small wins and victories as junior faculty and acknowledge how far they've come. Nic confesses his love of spreadsheets (send him your tips and tricks!) and James hits his stride with administrative work. Truly, they're learning and learning good! (Don't burst their bubble, please.) Then, in an absolutely sobering fashion, the duo discusses the massive coordinated effort across the U.S. to ban books at every level. The children's books first, then the young adult fiction, and finally the adult romance novel you've tucked away under your bed out of fear of being found out that you do, in fact, love a trashy scene. Who doesn't?! But, seriously, we should all be concerned. Ideas are dangerous, but banning books is even more dangerous. We recommend you urge your local library to not ban books or, if possible, buy a banned book. Need recommendations? The links below should help you out. Further Reading: Schools have become the latest culture war battleground. Are public libraries next?, Deseret News The librarians uniting to battle school book ban laws, ABC News LGBTQ Books Removed from Target.com, Publisher's Weekly Black Authors Are Being Pulled From School Libraries Over Critical Race Theory Fears, Newsweek Division over Critical Race Theory's Meaning Has Spurred A Rise in Book Bans, The Takeaway YA Author Ashley Hope Pérez Responds to Viral Video that Calls for the Banning of Her “Out of Darkness,” SLJ Staff Ashley Hope Pérez, Out of Darkness What We're Reading: Alvin J. Henry, Black Queer Flesh: Rejecting Subjectivity in the African American Novel Robb Hernández, Archiving an Epidemic: Art, AIDS, and the Queer Chicanx Avant-Garde Other Things: How MacKenzie Scott's $12 billion in gifts to charity reflect an uncommon trust in the groups she supports, The Conversation Conman Syndrome
Rich Wilson talks to Jonny Pelham @jonny_pelham ahead of his debut UK tour "Off Limits".**Tickets for Jonny's tour at jonnypelham.com *Check out his podcast with Sean McLoughlin “Failing Better”Get EARLY ACCESS to shows with a Patreon membership.Produced by producerpaul.co.uk freelance podcast producer for hire!Watch UNCUT interviews on our YouTube channel and of course we're on Apple, Spotify and all good platforms.Check our stylish “Insane In The Men Brain” T shirts and hoodies from https://buythatmerch.co.uk.Get your limited edition “Insane In The Men Brain” coffee beans from wogancoffee.com in Bristol. Use the exclusive Men Brain listener promo code MENBRAIN for 10% off our podcast packs.Sign up for priority access to our LIVE events (LIVESTREAM and IRL) darkhorsedigital.co.uk.Listen to our spin-off pod Insane In The Fem Brain now!Thank you for listening! Tell your friends.Photo by By Piers Allardyce Follow this podcast on Twitter + Instagram + Facebook! Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this special first episode we are introduced to our two intrepid hosts as they reveal quite how much self-improvement they require. Jonny and Sean talk big bags of balls, towns they hate and reveal their short and long-term goals to the listeners. Bob on. Please subscribe to the podcast, and give us a 5-star review if you're enjoying the show. Jonny and Sean are both on tour so go see them live!Follow the show on Twitter @failingpodmail the pod at failingbetterpod@gmail.com Produced by producerpaul.co.uk freelance podcast producer for hire! Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Jake sits down with Fail Better Training founder & mental performance coach Ashley Kuchar to discuss failure, identify, & how we shift internal critic toward something more productive.Follow Ashley's work at FailBetterTraining.com and her online at @FailBetterTraining.Five Ways to Keep Building Your Competitor Mindset After Today's EpisodeJoin the new Competitor Nation at Community.CompeteEveryDay.comText PODCAST to 972-945-9113 to join our Morning Motivation ClubHire Jake to speak at your company or event. Click here to learn more.Read the book, “Compete Every Day,” here.Save 15% on empowering gear at CompeteEveryDay.com
Jake sits down with Fail Better Training founder & mental performance coach Ashley Kuchar to discuss failure, identify, & how we shift internal critic toward something more productive.Follow Ashley's work at FailBetterTraining.com and her online at @FailBetterTraining.Five Ways to Keep Building Your Competitor Mindset After Today's Episode Join the new Competitor Nation at Community.CompeteEveryDay.com Text PODCAST to 972-945-9113 to join our Morning Motivation Club Hire Jake to speak at your company or event. Click here to learn more. Read the book, “Compete Every Day,” here. Save 15% on empowering gear at CompeteEveryDay.com
Tune in this week to discover an amazing tool: Failing Better. I'm sharing how to embrace failure as an integral part of your success in reducing your drinking, and how to learn from those moments where things don't quite go as planned. Get full show notes and more information here: https://drinklesslifestyle.com/50
In this episode of Reading between the Lines, Hamza Foy & Mishkat Suleiman discuss What Tech Calls Thinking by author Adrian Daub. This book discusses the themes & major ideas that are produced by the key figures of the tech industry such as 'disruption', 'the medium is the message', & other ideas and where these ideas originated from.We discuss the unintended consequences of major apps such as Facebook, Twitter, & Lyft, what is 'trolling', and what resulted in the fact that more & more of tech revolves around engagement rather than meaningful transfer of information & other modes of communication. ▬ Announcement Links ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬1. GLIC Weekend School: https://sites.google.com/site/glicweekendschool/2. Blood Drive Signup: www.redcrossblood.org enter IslamicCenter as sponsor3. Dawah Booth Signup: https://signupschedule.com/glicstatefair ▬ Timestamps ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬00:01 - Introduction & Community Announcements02:12 - Intro to 'What Tech Calls Thinking'05:00 - 'Failing Better' & the Pitfalls of this Motto13:58 - Apps & the (un)intended consequences21:28 - Apps, Engagement, & Trolling30:09 - Debate as Engagement vs Debate to Dissuade/Persuade35:04 - Practical Steps to Help remove Harm▬ Links ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬You can find this podcast's website at http://bit.ly/ihya-502Check us out on Spotify: http://bit.ly/ihya502-spotifyCheck us out on Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/ihya502-applepodJoin the Louisville Muslims News Whatsapp: https://bit.ly/3b2D7rpSubscribe to the Louisville Lip Email Newsletter: https://bit.ly/louisville-lip
Try again. Fail again. Fail better. -Samuel Beckett In this episode I focus on 2 things:1. the word Again found int he first 2 lines of the quote and what they mean2. What is Failing Better look like and why is it important.
Philip "Lecco" Morris is a musician, composer producer, poet and aspiring Adirondack 46er. In this edition of Failing Better, Lecco shares a lesson in grace learned in a harrowing night in the Adirondacks. Near the end of our conversation, Lecco reference a video of a resilient little girl learning to jump on a bench. Here's the video. It will make your day.
Musician, composer, poet, producer and aspiring Adirondack 46er Philip "Lecco" Morris shares a tale of a harrowing night in the high peaks that led to a lesson in grace. That's next on Failing Better.
Some scientists have an exact figure for how much failure is optimal for learning: they say that learning is most effective when it involves failure 15 percent of the time.
Rex Smith, editor-at-large for the Hearst newspaper, The Times Union, shares one of his earlier failures, and his thoughts on what it takes to handle failure in the very public sphere of journalism. Next on Failing Better.
What is your obligation to the people to your first fans, and your early work? If you change, are you selling out, or growing? And what even is failure anyway? This week on Failing Better, chef, entrepreneur, musician, and two time Food Network Chopped champ, Ric Orlando dishes about failure in and out of the kitchen, and on the price of popularity. You can learn more about Ric at Ricorlando.com, where you can also get recipes and shop for his new line of spices. Share your thoughts, pitch us a guest or tell us your own story of failure at hello@failingbetterpodcast.com
This week on Failing Better, chef, entrepreneur, musician, and two time Food Network Chopped champ, Ric Orlando dishes about failure in and out of the kitchen, and on the price of popularity. Join us for failing better at failingbetterpodcast.com, or on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Share your thoughts, pitch us a guest or tell us your own story of failure at hello@failingbetterpodcast.com
"Yippee!" is probably the last thing you want to yell when you encounter failure. Your exclamations are probably more of the four letter variety. But Kat Koppett wants you to at consider celebrating failure and on this first episode of Failing Better, she'll tell us why. Koppett is a trainer, facilitator, improvisor, applied improv expert and eponymous founder of Koppett, where she's traveled the world teaching improv and creativity to companies like Facebook, Apple and JPMorgan Chase. She's also one of the forces behind the MopCo Improv Theater, a leading force in the Upstate New York improv scene. You can hear some great discussions about failure and other improv topics, check out Kat's podcast, Dare To Be Human. Also on this episode: Mary shares one of her greatest public failures. Spoiler alert-- it involves goats.
Kat Koppett has traveled the world teaching companies like Apple, Facebook and JP Morgan Chase how to use improv for creativity. She's a teacher, presenter, coach, mentor. She'll join us next on Failing Better.
There's more that unites us than divides us. One of the many things we have in common? Failure. There comes a point in everyone's life when things don't go as planned -- in big ways or small ones. And while we're afraid to admit our own failures, we love to hear stories of failure, and resilience of others. So maybe failure can be something more than just a moment where we didn't get what we wanted. Maybe failure can be more than just a tool for learning. Maybe failure can help unite us. Maybe.
radioart106 @ USMARADIO program #110 length: 59 min. from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea: a Soundscape of an Occupation 2018 New Radiophonic compositions, Curated and Produced for Radiokunst-Kunstradio ORF Vienna, in the frame of the Nebenan - Erkundungen in Europas Nachbarschaft: Israel Serie. kunstradio.at/2018A/04_02_18en.html Image by Muhammad Jabali North Jordan Valley 2018 by Meira Asher There is a project by the Israeli state to make life intolerable for the Palestinians remaining in the Jordan valley, the West Bank, for the purposes of de-facto annexation of this land and its resources. This introductory composition is focused on the evacuation/demolition orders issued to the Palestinian communities by the Israeli Civil Administration. Voices: families of the North Jordan Valley, Guy Hircefeld, Meira Asher Lexical assistance: Liam Evans Thanks: Elisabeth Zimmermann, Susanna Niedermayr. * if you wish to help the Palestinian community at the North Jordan Valley, please contact me at: radioart106@gmail.com Soundinista Meira Asher is occupied with HR intervention, social documentary, radio art, and the expression/transition of traditional rhythms in/to contemporary music. Her work has been released on Crammed, Sub Rosa and Auditorium. Co-founder of the ‘bodylab art foundation' in The Hague (2001-2011), Lecturer at the University of Haifa, and producer of radioart106. In 2018 she will release a vinyl based on Antonin Artaud's last radio play ‘to have done with the Judgement of god' in the Hebrew language. The Sea That You Cannot See by Dganit Elyakim dedicated to Haitham Khatib How do you deliver a message of hope in our forlorn reality? Maybe the answer lies in the sea, which is completely indifferent to the nations that “rule” its beach shores, they rise and fall, like the sea waves. I asked my friends to describe the sea to their beloveds from the other side of the barrier, the ones who are prevented from approaching it. The actor, director and writer Mohamad Bakri described the sea to his friend Hassan; Hanan Zaid Elkilani, a young, emerging art student, portrayed the sea to her father's friend, Prof. Ahsan Eldick, from Nablus; Maya Felixbrodt (viola) played for the freedom fighters Ahed (16) and Nariman Tamimi from Nabi Saleh; Adaya Godlevsky (harp) dedicated her playing to the children of Palestine; and Samira Saraya painted the sea in words and sang for her family in the refugee camp in Jenin. Dganit Elyakim is a composer and an artist. Her music depicts various aspects of the human and digital paradigm. Her oeuvre includes chamber, vocal, and electroacoustic compositions, as well as music for theatre, dance, new-media and video. In 2016, she released her debut album “Failing Better”. Lecturer at Shenkar College and artistic director of “The Unbearable Lightness of Coherency” concert series. In 2018, she will be a guest artist at La Cité Internationale Des Arts in Paris and at Styria Artist in Residence in Graz. Lascia Vibrare: There's a Family Living by Eran Sachs Dedicated to Michael Zupraner At the center of this piece there is a field recording of a family, captured from a distance. On first listen there doesn't seem to be anything particularly special about this recording; but over the course of this reportage it becomes apparent that the act of documentation may register more than one might have initially suspected. Eran Sachs is a composer, improviser and sound-artist working in Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv. He has been playing his unpredictable analogue system - the No-input Mixer - both solo and in various collaborative projects. He was a member of the International Hyperion Ensemble, which revolves around the works of the Romanian composers Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana-Maria Avram. His work oftentime fuses the political and the sonic, drawing on the multilayered complex context of the unfortunate region in which he lives. An Audio Guide to Occupation_part01_A-D by Ma'ayan Tsadka an audio guide to occupation is a sonic archive, using found materials from the daily life in occupied Palestine. It makes use of minimum sound manipulations.Mostly isolating moments, categorizing, and at times layering. It is intended to be an ongoing documentation A. Means of Intimidation Israeli military night raid B. Means of Crowd Control Tear Gas The Skunk: Water Cannon C. Means of Killing Rubber-Coated Steel Bullets Live Ammunition Snipers Air Strike on Gaza D.Means of resistance Musician, composer and teacher Ma'ayan Tsadka, composes sounds for people, instruments, objects, buildings, metal rails, and more. Current activity and research topics include: underwater sonic-scapes, site-specific pieces, audio/visual pieces, and echo/resonance in musical, political, and social context: from the rhythms of protest chants, to a series of site-specific pieces which calls for active participation and challenges common musical hierarchies. Completed a DMA in music composition at UCSC, Currently resides in Jaffa and teaches at Haifa university. Special thanks to Meira Asher Image by Muhammad Jabali
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