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If you're childless after infertility treatments, you are not alone, even though it might feel like you are. In this episode, I open up about my personal journey through seven years of fertility treatments, only to end up without the child I dreamed of. I know firsthand how devastating and isolating this experience can be. What most women don't realize is that these feelings—grief, confusion, loss of purpose—are prevalent among women who have undergone IVF or fertility treatments without having a child. But here's the truth: most fertility clinics don't offer the support or resources to help you make sense of life after treatments. We're left to navigate this uncharted, unexpected path without guidance. That's where today's episode comes in. I'll walk you through the 10 most common struggles women face after unsuccessful fertility treatments, and more importantly, I'll show you how you can begin to shift your perspective so these struggles no longer define your life. Key Points from This Episode 1. Grief and Loss     Grieving after infertility is specific and complex.Grieving the loss of your dream of motherhood is deep and often unacknowledged by others. It doesn't have to define you forever. 2. Identity and Purpose    When motherhood doesn't happen, it can feel like you've lost your identity. But there is so much more to you than the title of “mom.” You can redefine your life and find purpose in a way that is fulfilling. 3. Feelings of Failure     It's easy to feel like your body failed you, but infertility is not your fault. Learning to release self-judgment is crucial to moving forward and finding peace. 4. Compassion and Jealousy     Seeing friends and family share milestones with their children can lead to feelings of comparison and jealousy. But you can release those feelings and celebrate your own unique journey. 5. Isolation    Infertility and childlessness can be isolating. You're not alone in feeling this way. Finding a community that truly understands what you're going through is important. 6. Relationships with Partners    Infertility puts a strain on relationships, but it's possible to reconnect with your partner in a deeper way once you release the weight of grief. 7. Navigating Friendships    Being the only childless friend in your circle can feel isolating, but your friendships can evolve, and you can still find meaningful connection. 8. Cultural and Social Expectations    Society places a lot of pressure on women to find purpose in motherhood. However, you define your own success, and it doesn't have to include children. 9. Uncertainty About the Future    When your future no longer includes children, it can feel like you've lost direction. But you can create a new vision for your life that feels exciting and full of possibility. 10. Fear of Aging Alone     The fear of growing old without children is real, but you can build meaningful relationships and a support system that gives you love and care throughout your life.   Why This Episode Matters:   The feelings you're experiencing after leaving fertility treatments without a child are not unique to you. They are incredibly common, yet rarely talked about. Most fertility clinics don't provide resources for women in this situation, which leaves us feeling alone. But you don't have to stay stuck in these feelings forever. There is a way to shift your perspective and move from merely surviving to thriving. In this episode, I share how the women I've helped through my Thrive After Infertility Mastermind have shifted their lives from being consumed by grief and loss to feeling fulfilled and hopeful for the future. As someone with an advanced certification in grief and post-traumatic growth, I understand the weight you're carrying, and I'm here to help you transform your life. Resources Mentioned:   Thrive After Infertility:  A 12-week coaching program for women who are childless after infertility, and craving a sisterhood with women who are ready to thrive and feel fulfilled without the children you always dreamed of -Free Thrive Call: Ready to explore what's next for you? Let's get on a free call and create a plan that helps you move forward.  - Free Resource: Grab my free guide, *“The Top 27 Things People Say When You're Childless and How to Respond”*.   Join the Conversation Have you experienced any of these struggles? How are you working through them? Connect with me on Instagram @lana.manikowski and let's continue this important conversation. Remember, you don't have to navigate this journey alone.  

Stuart shares incredible insights into the new customer onboarding process, topics include: Sales-Marketing-Service Alignment: Gaps in this area aren't because of your internal teams per se, but because of not knowing your customer. And they feel it. He shares valuable advice on how to avoid this trap. Failed Onboarding: This has proven controversial online, but the Arrows team is opinionated about it. Onboarding can be considered either a success or a failure. What does this mean in practice? Stuart breaks it down. Cost of Failure: It's easy to think about new customer onboarding as a short-term concern. However, there are long-term financial ramifications of failing to retain customers. And it could cost you your business. Who Owns Onboarding: This is a tricky one. Stuart talks through the nuances of sales or service teams owning new customer onboarding, and in particular, what that looks like in HubSpot (in deals vs. tickets). Onboarding Velocity: This is the one metric that Stuart is thinking about right now. He explains what it means, how they think about this at Arrows, and why it matters. Learn more about Arrows: https://arrows.to/Find Stuart on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuartbalcombe/

The only thing more rewarding than having Waffle House after a show or consuming Chick-Fil-A on a Sunday (that was pre-purchased previously) is knowing that you share a city with an established, successful metal band. And it's even more kick-ass when that city is Atlanta, Georgia and that metal band is SEVENDUST! Prepare to get “hooked up” and time-travel with us through joyous, old-school flashbacks and memories of days gone by as we reflect on the local scene back in the early 90's and connect the metal dots (so to speak) to create the picture of a band which has spanned a 25+ year career as one of Atlanta's finest metal acts. It's time to head back to the beach, gather ‘round the bonfire and get ready to have your Dick Taintlers “pounded into the sand” as you realize that “COVID Disclaimers are the ‘Parental Advisory' sticker of podcasts” and JOIN US for Part 1 of our Inside the Metal (ATL-Edition) with nu-metal groove kings SEVENDUST.   Visit www.metalnerdery.com/podcast for more on this episode Leave us a Voicemail to be played on a future episode: 980-666-8182 Metal Nerdery Tees and Hoodies – metalnerdery.com/merch and kindly leave us a review and/or rating on the iTunes/Apple Podcasts - Spotify or your favorite Podcast app Listen on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, Google Podcasts or wherever you get your Podcasts. Follow us on the Socials: Facebook - Instagram - Twitter Email: metalnerdery@gmail.com Can't be LOUD Enough Playlist on Spotify Metal Nerdery Munchies on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN2NrnCuSrAaLcIzI2wpaiQ?sub_confirmation=1  Show Notes: (00:00):  #WaHoWaterbutt #missionarydoggystyle #butttobutt #thisbitchcantdrive ***WELCOME BACK TO THE METAL NERDERY PODCAST!!!*** #absolutelyzeroanesthesia #jk #33rdfloorIUBPStudios #theunscrewing #rosecoloredclinky #CherryVanillaCaptainMorgan #ooohyeah #markthetime #grabthosebrownones #thebuttonrub ***Go check out our #SoFarSoGoodSoWhatEpisode for some #irresponsible fun*** #onestarreviewASMR / #thisepisodesbeeroftheepisode #TerrapinBrewery #WakeAndBake #highgravitygoodness #ninepointfourpercentabv ***See also #jitteryjoes and #jitteryjoescomedy*** “A knife and fork coffee beer” / #HailToAthensGeorgia    (07:17): “Not a #daydrinkingbeer” / “It's not a #magnum” / “Great ways to score with chicks” / #heygirl / #thevoicemailsegment ***GIVE US A CALL AND LEAVE US A VOICEMAIL AT 980-666-8182!!!*** #manyrecordscratches #slowbuildingerection #podcastbone ***Go check out our prior episode regarding #TheAccused !!!*** / “Does anyone remember #ThePit in the #ATL?” / #allyoucandrink and #sweetmemories #dontdenythepowerof #timetravel ***Go watch #GetThrashed!!!*** / “And now, a word from #pissingpost” regarding #StrangerThings and #Metallica and #TikTokDouchebaggery and #cancerculture #aka #cancelculture” / Memories of #1986 #MasterOfPuppets and #tapecassettes and moments of #tangentionalality / #alongwayaround #theonlyreasonyouarehere / “The past has passed. Accept it, get over it, and #moveon. You're not going to cancel Metallica, ever.” ***Go check out our Metallica episodes!!!*** / #nobodysperfect #peoplecanchange #shittyshituations #allegedpieceofshit / “Not enough #confidence or #upperbodystrength…” / “There's a reason they used to be called #Alcoholica (“Do YOU remember everything YOU ever did when YOU were #blackoutdrunk?”) / “And now, for some #positivevibes!!!” #goodpods #metalnerderypodcast #podcastratings #toponehundred #top100 in three different charts!!! #thankyouforthat ***THANK YOU FOR CONTINUING TO DOWNLOAD AND SPREAD THE WORDERY ABOUT METAL NERDERY!!!*** THANK YOU #GoodPods for your #positivity!!!    (22:49): The Docket: Atlanta's own #SEVENDUST #AtlantaMetal (“Who remembers Body & Soul and Crawlspace from way back in the day in the #ATL?”) / #RussellsReflections and a #shoutout to #TheOzone / #markthetime / Some notes regarding the old school #AtlantaMetalScene and several local metal bands from back in the day / #numetal #groovemetal #newgenre / #AtlantaMetalLore #StillRain #whatsthedill #tangentionalness and #oldschoolvenues #DickTaintlerStadium / See also #StuckMojo for even more Atlanta metal tangentiality.   (32:11): “Going to the beach” / #steaknation (Nay! #WolfSteakNation!) sounds impressive!!! / #killeropener from the #debutalbum Sevendust-1997/ You know you're going to make it when… / BLACK #readthoselyricsASMR #usethoseheadphones / “Is it weird…?” / #sounddesign (The term is actually #Foley) / Some #TwistedSister #tangentionalality / “Things evolve and change and progress over time with any and all creative endeavors” / BITCH #checkoutthealbumcover #veryballs #groove /***Go see Sevendust LIVE!!!*** #onstagetrampolinejams    (42:21):  Home-1999 #assdrop #texturedfarts #waitwhat #itsagoodone WAFFLE #futureepisodeidea #uglyharmonics and #uglyriffs / DENIAL #newgenre #alltheballscore / “How many have seen or been to #Woodstock99?” / #greedwhoreASMR #Trainwreck / “Everything in life is NOT about #money!!!”   (50:22):  Animosity-2001 / Their biggest hit (a tribute to #LynnStrait from #Snot) #RussellsReflections and #beachmemories and #clones / #albumcover differences #European vs #Muricapean/ #WilliamTellStyle ANGEL'S SON #readthoselyrics #soulfulvocals “The Chris Stapleton of metal”/ #mostcokelines PRAISE / #dontdenythepowerof #hooks #ohyeah   (1:00:01): Seasons-2003 #learningmetal #countingcore / #comingtothemainstage it's #strippercore / “That's a lot of nights working on the road…” #notimespentincubiclehell #killeropener DISEASE and #thenewhitsingle with #allthecokelines ENEMY #melodicmojo / #eyeballsquirting and a cover of the #JohnnyCash version of “Hurt” ***Go check out their “Southside Double-Wide” live acoustic album*** #SevendustUnplugged #paranormalporn   (1:08:15):  Next-2005 and some #Snot #tangentialness “In this case…” UGLY and some #MCTentacleChoice  FAILURE / “It's full…” / #tangentionalfriendships / #RIP #TheHIghlander / The new name of #theplague is #Cuntvid / “All the best podcasts have a #COVIDdisclaimer” / We'll have to do a part deuce in the future:  This is our #inaugural #InsideTheMetal #AtlantaEdition (NOTE:  Our #ActusReus #BehindTheMetal episode was like the #prequel) / #markthetime “Pounding dicks, into the, sand of the O-zone” / “Stay tuned for our upcoming #hairmetalepisode” ***THANK YOU FOR JOINING US FOR THIS EDITION OF METAL NERDERY PODCAST; ATLANTA STYLE!!!*** No shots for #analpox and #missionarydogpox and #asscoverage #untilthenext #thelastword #metalscrotes #outrogoodness #blooperreel #longliveMetalNerdery #hehahuh  

Today's episode is a very quick but important reminder: life can change in an instant. You never know when you might say goodbye to someone for the last time.   I don't mean this to take a morbid left turn, but I also truly believe contemplating death is a really important part of any fulfilling life.   In terms of relationships, it may mean swallowing your pride to ensure no conversation leaves off in anger or unease.    Have a listen and consider this your short, daily pep talk before going out and soaking the hell out of every moment and everyone you love today.   REFERENCES:   Episode 248 | Grief, Love & Why One Cannot Exist Without the Other   Episode 287 | A Relationship Ending is Never a Failure - It's an Introduction to a New Version of Yourself   Episode 307 | Soften. Because You'll Never Really Regret It   Episode 311 | Go Where People Love, Cherish & Believe in You   Episode 313 | 35 Lessons About Life, Love & Human Connection   CONNECT WITH EMILY   Book a private coaching call with Emily to work together. Your FREE 15-page foundational guide Where Do We Begin. Jump on the waitlist for Becoming YOU, my 6 week women's group coaching program re-launching in June. Men's group coaching program coming in August 2022 – waitlist here.   Instagram: @emilygoughcoach info@emilygoughcoaching.com  Emily Gough Coaching Room to Grow Podcast

The Facts of Failure “It seems reasonable to believe that failure may be a truth, or at any rate a negotiable fact, while success is a temporary illusion of some intoxicating sort, a bubble soon to be pricked, a flower whose petals will quickly drop.” - Joyce Carol Oats Follow The Show https://www.instagram.com/thedaily.pages/ http://dailypages.us/ https://terrancelayhew.com/       Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/jonny-boyle/sunrise-samba License code: MJJNG3PQFTBMUHYE

Watch The Benzinga Global Small Cap Conference live hereEpisode Summary:On this episode of The Raz Report, Jason Raznick speaks with Vivek Garipalli, CEO of Clover Healthon his career path that eventually led his company to go public via Chamath Palihapitiya's IPOC SPAC.From early on Garipalli describes his most hated job as "one where I have an employer". With the "itch to build something" Garipalli drops out of college and sets out on a journey that leads him to learn to appreciate failed businesses and the business of medicine. So much so that at age 27, he buys a bankrupt hospital with "youthful naivity" as the only bidder and sets off on turning it around.Born to doctor parents, Garipalli realizes from an early age the disastrous consequences saddling physicians with administrative duties can bring."Healthcare is a business in which the path to profitability conflicts with consumer interest" says Garipalli. This is why we decided to arm physicians with free data that enables them to make better clinical decisions that cut costs in the long run.Throughout his long career that even had him cold calling companies at times, Garipalli has learned that if a a business does not offer a clear solution to a problem it will not succeed no matter how much financial backing it has. He now approaches all problems in this manner: How can we offer a clearly defined and measurable solution?He describes Clover Health Investments (NASDAQ: CLOV) as a long time horizon where the main mission is to drive clinical value within the Medicare space. "Obviously we believe we will be very successful" says Garipalli but also adds "Failure: It's not as bad as people make it out to be.You pick yourself up and you kind of figure things out from there."Hosts:Jason RaznickTwitter: https://twitter.com/jasonraznickSign Up to Benzinga Pro today to receive most exclusive interviews, news and stock picks fast!https://pro.benzinga.com/Click here for more episodes of The RazReport.Disclaimer: All of the information, material, and/or content contained in this program is for informational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Please consult your own independent financial adviser before making any investment decisions.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-raz-report/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Aspire, Success, and Failure - It depends how we handle ego in these three phases of our life. Whatever, we must remember that we are unique yet replaceable. Listen to know more.

Failure - It's something we all face and struggle with. How we overcome our failures define who we become.Jeremy Harbour took his failure and turned it into humility. He learned that when you fail, you realize the rope was only inches off the ground.Jeremy is a serial investor and expert in Mergers & Acquisitions. He is also the founder of Unity Group, on which he’s advised on more than 300 acquisitions of both distressed and solvent businesses.He grew up driven to make an impact. Leaving school at the age of 15 to start his own business, which later failed and spurred his ambition to help small to medium-sized business entrepreneurs.Jeremy was kind enough to share with us his life story and the wisdom he has learned along the way.Listen to this episode and learn about:- Jeremy giving credit and thanks to his career guidance counselor at school (2:29)- What ignited Jeremy's drive (4:25)- How Jeremy overcame a failed business (8:50)- The importance of having humility when connecting and negotiating (12:44)- Jeremy's "why" behind his mission (16:48)- What the Harbour Club is all about (21:29)- Information about Jeremy's new book, Go Do Deals (25:20)Links:- Connect with Jeremy on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremyharbour/?originalSubdomain=sg- Jeremy Harbour's Website - https://www.jeremyharbour.com/- Go Do Deals - https://www.jeremyharbour.com/go_do_deals/

This episode is about "Failure" It shares five (5) ways to handle failure. The hope is that this episode will help listeners who are afraid to fail or listeners who have gone through many failures to find the courage within to get back up and try again no matter how many times they have failed.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=38382526)

"Failure: It's What Professionals Do"

FAILURE… - It’s a powerful double-edged sword for families trying to escape the rat race (or anyone, for that matter…) - The problem is, most never learn to use their FAILURES correctly. - And just one failure usually causes them to either throw in the towel and quit… - ...or it paralyzes them from pressing the “GO button” on their business in the future. - The GOOD news is that when you learn to wield failure the right way, it can be just as powerful (and often MORE powerful) as success... -

If you're a perfectionist...an Enneagram type 3 achiever...this is probably the episode for you! ;-) For MOST of us, failure is something we're NOT a fan of. Especially in the process of trying to achieve our goals. And when we struggle, it can be REALLY easy for us to compare, to judge our worthiness and our value and to really get down on ourselves. This is an episode that was very inspired by my students and some of our conversations about failure. And recently, I had a 16-year-old student who said to me: "I feel like I learn more when I make a mistake..." and you best believe I got fired up and went into straight PREACHER mode. Because this student? She'd learned a lesson that many adults have yet to learn. And I was SO pumped. So, in today's episode, we're going to get REALLY REAL about failure. About the lessons that failure can teach us. How, like this student said, you truly do learn SO MUCH MORE when we make mistakes, when we fail. Failure? It's our BIGGEST TEACHER! It's an INSTRUMENTAL teacher. And I'm going to break down for you how you can learn to appreciate failure for exactly what it is and how it can help us! For show notes, head to coachellyn.com/podcast and, of course, post on instagram and tag me @coachellyn so that I can shout you out and say thank you! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tbydl-podcast/message

I've known Sam Billings for a long time.  From the days where I watched him at school making a mockery of other teams to watching him throw on the England jersey i've always had a huge admiration for him.  I always associated Sam with an absolutely relentless competitive drive in the sporting arena.  Where that competitive drive comes from is something that I was always fascinated about.   However when catching up with Sam after a long period, he came down to the gym for a few sessions and dominated, I got to speak to him on a much more insightful level on his career as far.  For example I always thought his rise to the England team was a very linear journey… however it was not.  The work, sacrifice and struggles he went through to get there are fascinating.  As onlookers onto the professional sports stage it is so easy just to criticise.  I think sometimes we see these stars as figures and not as people who are going through difficulties themselves.  The pressure these male and female athletes go through Is huge so to hear about some of this from Sam was extremely interesting. This lad it honestly a top top top guy. Honoured to have had him on the show and glad I get to call him a mate. Even though his choice of Metcon are an absolute disgrace. What we bantered about on the show: Sam talks us through his journey through school, university and finally onto a professional sports contract. The mental journey a professional cricketer goes through. A Professional sportsman's perception of FAILURE - “It's FEEDBACK not FAILURE” Having a structure to your day and the importance of it.  And how it can affect your performance in your profession whatever it may be. The role and new profound presence of the sports psychologist in professional sport. The importance of having a support network. A 12 year charity project that turned into a full scale Festival.  This is avenue that takes Sam away from cricket and the world of professional sport. One thing that Sam has learnt about himself as a professional cricketer.  Great things take time.  The concept of time and how frustration can build up.

The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing is one of the greatest Marketing books ever made. This is not a "how to" sort of book. This is a list of guidelines that you should follow at all times inside of your business. So if you do run a business or you are a marketer, I HIGHLY suggest you read this book because it will be incredibly valuable to you. Here are the laws: 1. Leadership - Every industry has a leader. Try to become that. 2.Category - If you can't be first, set up a new category 3. Mind - Be first in the market's mind 4. Perception - Don't battle for products, battle for perception 5. Focus - Own a word in the prospect's mind 6. Exclusivity - 2 Companies can't own the same word 7. Ladder - Base your strategy on how far up the ladder you are 8. Duality - Every market becomes a "2 horse" race 9. Opposite - Be the opposite of what the market leader is 10. Division - Overtime a category will divide into 2 or more 11. Perspective - Marketing effects take place over time 12. Live Extension - IN PODCAST 13. Sacrifice - IN PODCAST 14. Attributes - For every attribute, there's an opposite 15. Candor - Admit the negative and people will give you the positive 16. Singularity - Only 1 move will produce great results 17. Unpredictability - You can't predict the future but you can plan for it 18. Success - It leads to arrogance. Don't break the laws! 19. Failure - It should be expected 20. Hype - Real revolutions come quietly 21. Acceleration - Fads get hype, trends don't. 22. Resources - Without money, your idea is dead

Failure - It's all about Your Perspective