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Voices in the Muck: When the Spirit Won't Stay Silent When Don arrived to take up a leadership position at his new church, the Holy Spirit gave him a dream. He saw a group of men dressed in white hazmat suits. They were cleaning out piles of horrible muck from a culvert and moving it to the roadside nearby. Don woke up thinking how horrid it was that the muck was being exposed to all those driving by. Two days later, the nature and depth of the "muck" became clear as one by one, six different women came to Don to confess an affair with the former senior pastor. This episode of the God Conversations podcast is a heavy but important one. Our guest is a pastor from New Zealand who has decades of experience in ministry but has also been privy to some God conversations he'd rather not have. Along with his wife Karen, he led Gateway Church in Hamilton, New Zealand for 20 years. During this season, they watched God restore a church that had been torn apart by the sexual failure of its senior leadership to become a thriving congregation of over 1200 people. Don Barry is a gifted teacher whose ministry has been appreciated throughout New Zealand and many other nations. You'll learn so much from his wisdom born of experience walking with the Spirit. On the show you'll hear about: Don's spiritual journey and pathway into ministry leadership, beginning with a startling God conversation that led Don and Karen from their church in Cambridge to a church in Hamilton. Don reflects on how the Spirit used a feeling of being unsettled and then spoke through three different people to speak the same message. God may speak clearly but doesn't always give the details! Don's dream that God gave him twice when he arrived to take up a leadership position at his new church and the events that occurred almost immediately after, with six different people  confessing affairs all independently of one another. A second vivid dream that showed how God was bringing sin to light so that it could be cleaned up. Instead Don faced pressure to cover it up. “I knew it was the Lord and we needed to know it was the Lord because a couple of voices from our executive said to me that this is the devil's attempt to destroy a good man's ministry. You should keep this covered…” Don reflects on the reasons why sin cannot be hidden. The only way God can transform our hearts and set us free is to convict and expose our sin. Transformation requires truth - you cannot receive grace without first confronting truth, ugly as that may be. Covering up is the worst thing we can do. There are rotten apples in any barrel. The test is what leadership do with them. The answer is not to put the lid on and hope they go away. People felt safe confessing it to you. Perhaps there was safety and integrity in your heart. Uncovering sin is painful. There's no such thing as "Dr Painless the dentist." We must confront the ugliness of of our lives. It's not to condemn but to deliver, but it does require the drill! The need for safe and trusted spaces so that sin can be exposed and people can be restored. Don reflects: “If could be our turn next week.” The role of conscience in relation to God's voice. For Don, the longer we walk with Jesus, the more our conscience and God's voice close ranks! God's purpose in exposure is always redemption. There is no shame or condemnation. God has incredible love for his church. If we don't discipline our children, we hate them. Truth-telling is an act of love - not a thing to be feared, but to be welcomed. Subscribe to God Conversations with Tania Harris and never miss an episode! Bio Don Barry has been involved in church leadership for five decades. For the last 30 years he has been a senior leader of Gateway Church in Hamilton, New Zealand. During this season he has watched as God has restored a church, broken and bruised by the sexual failure of leadership, into a thriving congregation.

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Do you often desire to disciple your neighbors, friends, or acquaintances but don't know how?  Today Courtney Garrett joins me to talk about her amazing tools to help Christians invite people into going deeper with Jesus. She is an accidental homeschool mom with years of ministry experience who saw a need for discipleship tools. Often people have grown up in church and pieced Bible stories together but they may have gaps in their view of God and His character. Courtney has written 101 Christianity -a study to help direct conversation and lead people to follow Jesus. Here are some topics we cover… The difference between being a believer and a committed follower of Jesus Stories of high school and college students using 101 Christianity to lead well How to ask people into a discipleship study in a gracious way  How knowing the character of God can help in hard times  Ideas for discipleship with your family Connect with Courtney Garrett:  Website:  101 Christianity Instagram:  Courtney Garrett (@courtney_garrett_) Links Mentioned:   101 Christianity Podcast - Apple Podcasts A Parent's Guide to 101: By Courtney Garrett 101: Discovering the Character of God: By Courtney Garrett  Related Episodes: Modeling Faith: Family Spiritual Habits that Stick :: Chris Pappalardo and Clayton Greene [Ep 512] Discipleship 101 with Cathy Price {Ep. 9} You Deserve a Mentor :: Susie Davis [Ep 262] Featured Sponsors:  Cure Hydration: Hydration goes beyond just drinking water—it's about replenishing the electrolytes we lose through sweat, sleep, alcohol, and daily activities. Water alone isn't enough to do the job! That's why you need to try Cure: the electrolyte drink mix that tastes as amazing as it makes you feel. For Don't Mom Alone listeners, Cure is offering 20% off your first order! Stay hydrated and feel your best by visiting curehydration.com/DMA and using promo code [DMA] at checkout.  Branch Basics: Make this year the year you say goodbye to toxic products! Right now, our listeners get 15% off the Premium Starter Kit by using code [DMA] at BranchBasics.com. Make 2025 your cleanest, healthiest year yet with Branch Basics! Thrive Causemetics: Try your new trusty favorites with an exclusive set for our listeners. New customers can get the Liquid Lash Extensions Mascara and a mini-sized Brilliant Eye Brightener at a special set price with free shipping available at thrivecausemetics.com/DMA or get 20% off your first order.  The Chosen-Last Supper: The people welcome Jesus as king and expect a revolution. Threatened, the leaders will go to any length to ensure this Passover meal is Jesus' last. You can get your tickets now at TheChosenLastSupper.com.  Find links to this week's sponsors and unique promo codes at dontmomalone.com/sponsors. 

I don't often do a solo podcast but God has been working on my heart when it comes to parenting teens and expectations and I felt prompted to sit down and share what I am learning with you all.   So often as parents, we live in a worst-case scenario mindset, when it feels like the dreams and expectations for a child's future are not aligning with the present. We obsess over baby monitors, teen friendships, and grades/sports but this comes from a place of worry, or even fear-based control.  God wants freedom and hope in our parenting! I realized I have a choice: to believe in an imagined bad scenario or to flip a switch and choose hope and expect in God for unimaginable good things to come. Both choices involve belief, imagination and control. I'm choosing to double down turn my belief toward hope, knowing that even when things don't go as planned, God's story is far greater. In this episode, I will share the steps God gave me to practically practice choosing hope over worry. How to walk with the Spirit and produce fruit instead of formula-based parenting rooted in power and control. Reminding my own heart that God is good and has a good story for our kids- let's lean into the HUGE expectation that God is the God of HOPE and let our prayers align with that truth.  Connect with Me:  Website:  Heather MacFadyen | Right Where You Belong Facebook: Don't Mom Alone Instagram:  Heather MacFadyen (@dontmomalone) Links Mentioned:   A Prayer for Challenging Times - Northwest Bible Church–Neil Tomba Right Where You Belong: By Heather MacFadyen Don't Mom Alone: By Heather MacFadyen Man's Search for Meaning: By Viktor Frankl  Related Episodes: Talking, Teens, and Twenty-four Years :: Bruce + Heather [Ep 399] Freeing Your Adolescents to Step Into Adulthood – Ages and Stages – Teens :: Dr. Ken Wilgus [Ep 382] How the Twelve Steps Offer a Surprising Path of Transformation :: Ian Cron [Ep 506] Featured Sponsors:  HoneyLove: Treat yourself to the most comfortable bra on earth and save 20% Off sitewide at honeylove.com/dma . After you purchase, they'll ask you where you heard about them. PLEASE support our show and tell them we sent you. Treat yourself to Honeylove, because you deserve it. Cure Hydration: Hydration goes beyond just drinking water—it's about replenishing the electrolytes we lose through sweat, sleep, alcohol, and daily activities. Water alone isn't enough to do the job! That's why you need to try Cure: the electrolyte drink mix that tastes as amazing as it makes you feel. For Don't Mom Alone listeners, Cure is offering 20% off your first order! Stay hydrated and feel your best by visiting curehydration.com/DMA and using promo code [DMA] at checkout.  BetterHelp: Discover your relationship green flags, with Betterhelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/DMA to get 10% off your first month. Find links to this week's sponsors and unique promo codes at dontmomalone.com/sponsors. 

"I'm not a greedy guy. I don't chase money—it follows me." – Donald Baker What does success look like to the average entrepreneur? For most, it's all about wealth. For Don, it's about impact. From the beginning, he's sought to empower his employees & do the right thing, no matter the cost. Whether transforming air quality standards in pools to protect swimmers or creating ESOPs to give his employees a financial stake in their futures, Don shows us that perseverance, purpose, & innovation can exist in any business. Shaped by his father's lessons, he shares why he believes “most people don't know what they're capable of,” and that hands-on, creative leadership leads to breakthroughs that redefine industry. Don builds pools. More importantly, builds opportunities, legacies, & futures where hard work & innovation are rewarded. If you're seeking inspiration & looking to make a difference in your industry, this episode will challenge you to rethink what it means to succeed. Learn more about his work Paddock Pool Equipment Company, Pure Aqua Products, and Paddock Construction Company. Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “You don't chase success—you create it with the right mindset.” Don's a living example.

Hooja och Käärijä fann varandra i en studio i Helsingfors och släpper ny musik tillsammans. Pajalakillen Ali Al-Bayati valde Vård- och omsorgsprogrammet, som en av få killar i Tornedalen. Fordon- och Transportprogrammet lockade Rolf Arne Bakke. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.

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OmEV har gjort två poddar om utveckling, planering och byggande av laddinfrastruktur för lätta och tunga fordon. Förra veckan publicerade vi en intervju med Lennart Olsson på Circle K. Idag publicerar vi andra intervjun. Mats-Ola Larsson från vår redaktion samtalar med David Mowitz från intresseorganisationen Powercircle. David arbetar med elektrifiering av transporter, laddinfrastruktur och integration […] Inlägget omEV #84: Om PowerCircle och laddinfrastruktur för lätta fordon dök först upp på omEV.

Today we're joined by directing duo Adam Schindler and Brian Netto, the creative minds behind the new horror thriller Don't Move. The guys share how they transformed the universal fear of immobility into a gripping narrative that they ultimately sold to Netflix and discuss what it was like shooting in the Bulgarian wilderness, working with legendary producer Sam Raimi, and how they developed a hauntingly charismatic serial killer played by Finn Wittrock, alongside a powerful and emotionally charged performance by lead actress Kelsey Asbille. Don't Move is now streaming on Netflix.Here are some key takeaways from this conversation with Brian and Adam:Take Breaks.Early drafts of their script didn't work—there was a disconnect between the concept of paralysis and the main character's emotional journey. Rather than forcing a solution, they decided to put the project aside for a while and focus on other things. When they returned to the script with fresh perspectives, they were able to see the story's missing elements more clearly and reapproach it with renewed energy.The takeaway here is don't be afraid to pause: when creativity stalls, putting your project down for a short period can provide the mental clarity and distance needed to spot problems and find solutions. Even if you're not directly working on a project, your brain will subconsciously work on a solution in the background. Patience leads to stronger work: Rushing to force solutions can lead to uninspired results. Instead, embrace the process and trust that time away can lead to breakthroughs.Write a Scalable Script.Brian and Adam intentionally crafted a story that could be produced at varying budget levels, making it adaptable for different production scenarios. This strategy proved invaluable when pitching the project. Whether it became a $1M indie film shot in a handful of locations or a larger studio-backed production with expanded scope, the story's essence and emotional core remained intact and gave them the flexibility to pitch to a wide array of producers.They compared their approach to Beck and Woods who wrote A Quiet Place. When pitching A Quiet Place, Beck and Woods famously intended to shoot their high-concept horror story for $75,000 in their hometown if it didn't sell. By ensuring their script could be executed with minimal resources, the Don't Move team gave themselves the flexibility to proceed regardless of the budgetary constraints. For Don't Move, the scalability made the film an easier sell to partners, such as producer Sam Raimi and Netflix, while also leaving room for creative adjustments based on the final budget.Safety First.One of the most critical lessons the directors learned from Sam Raimi was the importance of prioritizing safety on set. Raimi repeatedly emphasized that it was their responsibility as directors to ensure the well-being of every cast and crew member, whether during stunt work or handling environmental hazards like shooting scenes on a 200-foot cliff or filming complex car stunts. No shot or sequence is worth compromising the safety of cast or crew, and it's the directors' job to uphold this standard at all times.This commitment to safety extended beyond stunts. Through their leadership, the directors fostered an environment where every crew member felt valued and secure, which in turn contributed to a more collaborative and focused set. By prioritizing safety, they set the tone for a productive and respectful creative process.Show NotesMovies Discussed:GravityThe Vanishing (1988)BarbarianSmileFollow Brian Netto at:IMBd:

BP har haft höga förväntningar på den “svåraste rapportperioden någonsin” men tänkte att det bara skulle gälla alla andra. Tyvärr blev det inte så utan BPs fiskenät har varit tomma och trasiga. Fordon, verkstad och stål sektorerna granskas medan John undrar om Johan Steenes kalla kaffe historia är skarvad. Johan är besviken på Bennets pojkar och undrar hur internationellt gångbart ett bolagsnamn egentligen är. Börspoddens huvudsponsor är Nordnet Markets, läs mer på Nordnet.se

Kan krig vara en viktig innovationkraft och vad mer leder vägen för framtidens autonoma fordon? Det här avsnittet av Textil managementpodden handlar om ifall en självkörande leveransrobot vara lösningen på sista milen-belastningen i e-handelns leveranskedja? Och om allt från robotdammsugare och robotgräsklippare till självkörande drönare eller lastbilar – hur lyckas man både med tekniken och att erövra marknaden?  Gästar podden gör Carl Berge, tidigare student och en av Sveriges innovatörer inom autonoma fordon. Programledare är Daniel Ekwall, professor i Textilt management.

For Don, the true measure of AI product success lies in the value generated, human integration, and positive transformation of business models. Enhancing efficiency, and productivity, and creating new revenue streams are critical metrics. Watch the full podcast to know more!

Brian Beckcom is one of the leading lawyers of his generation. Brian's peers have voted him a Texas Super Lawyer 14 years in a row, and every single year he has been eligible. Brian is also a Board Certified Expert in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, a recognition shared by less than 2% of lawyers.Brian has obtained hundreds of millions of dollars for his clients, and he and his law firm have obtained record-setting settlements and verdicts in a wide variety of significant legal cases.Brian is also a Computer Scientist & Philosopher. He created and hosts the popular podcast "Lesson from Leaders with Brian Beckcom."Brian is a military "brat," a purple belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, a single-digit golfer, a former college basketball player at Texas A&M, a four-year member of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets, and an accomplished freshwater and saltwater fly fisherman.-----Brian is an honors graduate of the University of Texas School of Law. He is the author of 6 books and hundreds of articles on a wide variety of topics.Brian has successfully prosecuted many high profile cases. The national and international media has covered Brian's work on these complex cases.For example, when the Maersk Alabama was attacked by Somali Pirates, it made headlines around the world, and the event was made into a Hollywood blockbuster starring Tom Hanks as Captain Phillips. Many of the crew members hired Brian to represent them.Brian and his firm took on one of the largest shipping companies in the world, Maersk Lines Limited. At the same time, Brian and his team countered a massive Hollywood publicity campaign that portrayed Captain Phillips as a hero and the crew as lazy layabouts. Brian's investigative efforts ensured that the true story was told, and Maersk ultimately agreed to an out-of-court settlement for each client Brian represented after completely denying any negligence or responsibility for years.Brian represented Captain Wren Thomas, who was kidnapped by Nigerian mercenaries while operating off the Coast of West Africa. Captain Thomas' story has been featured in national and international media. The case received international attention from the media and maritime shipping companies because of the heroic acts of Captain Thomas during the attack and hostage situation and also because of connections to Boko Haram and corruption in West Africa.Read more about the Captain Phillips caseRead more about Captain Wren Thomas' caseBrian's clients talk about his work on their casesAbout the Maersk Alabama case, Brian says: “Taking on Maersk Lines Limited, one of the largest shipping companies in the world, and the Hollywood publicity machine simultaneously took enormous effort and was a real challenge, but in the end, we were able to tell the true story and get the case resolved for our clients on favorable terms despite those obstacles. The real heroes of that story were the crew members, not Captain Phillips, and we made sure that story was told.”For Don, a longtime supervisor in the oilfield, Brian's help meant he could get answers after a

When 62 year old Don Nelson from Colorado walked into a motorcycle dealership for a casual look around, little did he know what was about to happen. After the salesman offered for him to test ride a bike, Don found himself making an impulsive decision—he bought a Triumph Bonneville on the spot. Despite not having ridden a motorcycle in over 40 years, he rediscovered his passion for riding and felt immediately at ease on the bike. Now, over a decade later at the age of 75, Don prefers to travel solo, riding long distances from his home to Alaska, coast-to-coast across the United States, and to the Rocky Mountains in Canada. For Don, age is just a number as he continues to embrace the freedom and excitement that motorcycling brings. Photos and links related to this episode can be found in the show notes.  Adventure Rider Radio and RAW are the longest-running adventure motorcycle and travel podcasts and we remain committed to bringing you new and exciting episodes every Thursday. Never miss an episode, be sure to FOLLOW the show on your favourite podcast app. Have a show idea or suggestion, send us an email. We'd love to hear from you! If you can, we'd love to get your support, please visit the Support page on our website. Thank you for listening!

When 62 year old Don Nelson from Colorado walked into a motorcycle dealership for a casual look around, little did he know what was about to happen. After the salesman offered for him to test ride a bike, Don found himself making an impulsive decision—he bought a Triumph Bonneville on the spot. Despite not having ridden a motorcycle in over 40 years, he rediscovered his passion for riding and felt immediately at ease on the bike. Now, over a decade later at the age of 75, Don prefers to travel solo, riding long distances from his home to Alaska, coast-to-coast across the United States, and to the Rocky Mountains in Canada. For Don, age is just a number as he continues to embrace the freedom and excitement that motorcycling brings. Photos and links related to this episode can be found in the show notes. Adventure Rider Radio and RAW are the longest-running adventure motorcycle and travel podcasts and we remain committed to bringing you new and exciting episodes every Thursday. Never miss an episode, be sure to FOLLOW the show on your favourite podcast app. Have a show idea or suggestion, send us an email. We'd love to hear from you! If you can, we'd love to get your support, please visit the Support page on our website. Thank you for listening!

Hi Everyone, This month, we are discussing “The Progress of Love” by Alice Munro. I'm joined on the podcast by Keith Hood, One Story's 2024 Adina Talve-Goodman Fellow. Keith read the version of the story available in Alice Munro's collection (1st person POV) and I read the New Yorker version. I suggest reading both as we had a great discussion about POV and narrative distance and Alice Munro's decision to switch POV. Please find the stories here: The Progress of Love from Alice Munro's collection or her Selected Stories is available for purchase on Amazon or Bookshop. The New Yorker Version typed by Kelly is available at kellyfordon.com for the month of April, with possible typos. After April, please purchase a subscription and support good writing at The New Yorker here. As always, I'd love to hear any suggestions for upcoming guests and/or possible stories for review. We always appreciate ratings, reviews, or donations (see the donation button on this page). If you have any ideas, comments, or additional insights into this story, please message me on the Let's Deconstruct a Story Facebook Page. I'd love to add additional comments to this page (below) so check back over time for more insights. I hope you enjoy the show! Kelly Let's Deconstruct a Story on Apple Let's Deconstruct a Story on Spotify ARTICLES AND BOOKS REFERENCED IN THIS PODCAST “Switchback Time” by Joan Silber“The Long-Clock Story” by Amy GustineThe Mookes and The Gripes thoughts on “The Progress of Love.”Tantalizing Silences: Articulating Pain in “.The Progress of Love” The Erotics of Restraint: Essays on Literary FormDouglas Glover (Author Guest, Keith Hood: Mostly true stuff even though not true of me. A Google search reveals that someone who shares Keith Hood's name is a Compliance Director in Hoboken, NJ, a Senior Military Advisor in Washington D.C., and Managing Director of Warner Financial Services in the UK where a different Keith Hood established a thriving photographic business. Other Keith Hoods have experience in the medical field as dentist, periodontist, plastic surgeon, and ophthalmologist. A Keith Hood MD has written numerous articles in medical journals including, “Hematomas in Aesthetic Surgery.”(Again, I'm not that Keith Hood although I've written lots of short stories and essays (see Publications) but I've never written any medical articles. I don't even have a college degree. I have never been a male or female prostitute, an operas singer or athlete. Despite rumors to the contrary, I have never been a staff writer for Star Trek: The Next Generation (although I tried my damnedest). Countless LinkedIn profiles say of various Keith Hoods that he is “an all-around splendid person.” For more on this Keith Hood, visit his website ⁠here. ⁠ Podcast Host Kelly Fordon: Kelly Fordon's latest short story collection, I Have the Answer (Wayne State University Press, 2020), was chosen as a Midwest Book Award Finalist and an Eric Hoffer Finalist. Her 2016 Michigan Notable Book, Garden for the Blind (WSUP), was an INDIEFAB Finalist, a Midwest Book Award Finalist, an Eric Hoffer Finalist, and an IPPY Awards Bronze Medalist. Her first full-length poetry collection, Goodbye Toothless House (Kattywompus Press, 2019), was an Eyelands International Prize Finalist and an Eric Hoffer Finalist. It was later adapted into a play by Robin Martin and published in The Kenyon Review Online. She is the author of three award-winning poetry chapbooks and has received a Best of the Net Award and Pushcart Prize nominations in three different genres. She teaches at Springfed Arts in Detroit and online.

Om bokspanarna sjöng så skulle de gnola på “I'll Do You Like a Truck”. För visst är det något speciell med fordon som kan få en trulig tonåring att bonda över en quad-bike. Om nu övergivna fordon inte är en kuliss till en postapokalyptisk kärlekshistoria, För att inte tala om någon gång lång fram i tiden när det måste sammanställas en rapport för att utröna varför arbetet på rymdskeppet inte löper på som de ska. Veckans gäst: Annika Riekkola Vi pratar om dessa böcker: The library av Bella Osborne All that's left in the world av Erik J. Brown De anställda av Olga Ravn

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Live from Brooklyn's Sunken Harbor Club, we proudly present: The Fog Cutter… and so much more! That's right, it's an episode of firsts and threes: the first Cocktail College recorded in front of a (sell-out) crowd; our first time featuring three guests (and audience questions); not one, not two, but three cocktails (at least one of which contains three base spirits, and a sherry float for good measure). Get ready for Garret Richard on the Fog Cutter, Scarlet Fog, and advanced cocktail techniques; Carlos Perez on his very own Brain Fog riff; and St. John Frizell on that drink's newly launched, eponymous mug — a Sunken Harbor Club first! Garret Richard's Fog Cutter Recipe Ingredients - 1 orange wheel - 1 ounce Denizen White rum - ¾ ounce brandy (Capurro Pisco) - ¼ ounce Ford's Gin - ½ ounce fresh lemon juice - 1 teaspoon Orgeat (Beachbum Berry's Latitude 29) - Lemon punch syrup (mix of oleo saccharum, fresh lemon juice, sugar, and citric acid) - Almond extract - Saline solution - Float: ½ ounce Harvey's Bristol Cream sherry Directions 1. Muddle orange wheel in a Collins glass and set aside. 2. Add rum, pisco, gin, lemon juice, orgeat, lemon punch, almond extract, and saline solution to a mixing tin. 3. Flash blend with ice. 4. Add to Collins glass with muddled orange. 5. Fill with crushed ice and top with sherry float. 6. Garnish with generous mint sprig, orchid, and serve with a straw. (Note: We plan to update this recipe with more exact quantities for some of the ingredients — stay tuned!) **Trader Vic's Fog Cutter Recipe** Ingredients - 2 ounces Puerto Rican rum - 1 ounce brandy - ½ ounce gin - 1 ounce orange juice - 2 ounces lemon juice - Float: sherry Directions 1. Add all ingredients to a mixing glass with cracked ice. 2. Shake until well chilled. 3. Pour into a tall glass with ice. 4. Top with sherry float and serve with a straw. (For Don the Beachcomber's version, replace brandy with pisco.) Order Here: Tropical Standard: Cocktail Techniques & Reinvented Recipes (SIGNED COPY) Brain Fog Mug (Limited Edition) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welp, looks like we may have been practicing gratitude wrong (according to the research). Today, we adjust our coping strategies in light of the holiday season. We chatted about the emotional baggage the holidays hold for us, how we've been doing gratitude wrong, and the research behind how to practice gratitude. Then, you shared with us what you're grateful for! 0:00 Intro04:20 We've been practicing gratitude wrong our entire lives01:28 Thoughts on Thanksgiving04:23 Thoughts on Christmas07:25 Christmas time traditions10:28 Experiencing gratitude16:31 Some research-based evidence19:20 What we've been doing wrong31:43 What y'all are grateful forDon't forget to DM us on IG or submit a question on thoughtsmayvary.com to have your question or theme unpacked on a future episode! SHOP “CO-CREATE” TMV'S MANIFESTATION JOURNAL: https://www.thoughtsmayvary.com/the-tmv-shopDiscount codes, extra unpackings, journal prompts, vlogging (+more!) all happening with our familia over on Patreon. Come hang out — https://www.patreon.com/thoughtsmayvary

This week: The Walmart Deluxe Bonus Packs are exactly what we thought they were, with one addition--they are a great deal. Also, Don adds an arrow to his Dononomics quiver. The post Radio Free Cybertron 856 – For Don, it was Senior Discount Tuesday appeared first on Radio Free Cybertron.

This week: The Walmart Deluxe Bonus Packs are exactly what we thought they were, with one addition--they are a great deal. Also, Don adds an arrow to his Dononomics quiver. The post Radio Free Cybertron 856 – For Don, it was Senior Discount Tuesday appeared first on Radio Free Cybertron.

Självkörande bilar, fjärrstyrda lyftkranar och mobil videovård – med 5G-utbyggnaden öppnas en värld av möjligheter. I centrum för det teknikskifte som är i färd med att göra framtid till nutid, finns Telia. I det här avsnittet av Digitala influencerpodden berättar Telias strategi- och innovationschef Magnus Leonhardt om den massiva 5G-utbyggnad som snart är klar, om alla de möjligheter som öppnas med snabbare och smartare nät och om innovationssamarbeten med kraft att revolutionera vårt samhälle. Dessutom avslöjar han varför en mobilbild på bottenfärg gör honom varm i hjärtat.  Tidskoder 1.31 Detta gör Telias strategi- och innovationschef.  2.14 Magnus ger exempel på innovationsprojekt som Telia har varit inblandade i.  3.04 Så går 5G-utbyggnaden.  3.34 Detta är revolutionerande med 5G.  4.20 Detta menar Magnus med ”säkerhet”.  5.59 Om 5G vs fiber och 4G.  7.05 Så ser prioriteringsordningen för 5G-utbyggnaden ut.  7.57 Därför förbättrar man 4G-nätet samtidigt som 5G-utbyggnaden pågår.    9.26 Detta är Northstar.   10.10 Om de 5G-transportkorridorer som Telia tillsammans med Northstar bygger på flera håll i Sverige.  11.04 Så nära är vi självkörande fordon.  12.10 Därför intresserar sig Telia för fjärrstyrda fordon. 14.29 Så går det till när Telia väljer ut samarbeten.   15.40 Så hänger hållbarhetsfrågan ihop med digitaliseringen.  16.23 Så står sig offentlig verksamhet när det kommer till digitalisering och innovation. 

Petter tror på Toyota Theo älskar älgpinnen. Dessutom har vi det kört det driftsäkraste fordonet någonsin i Hej Bruksbils historia, Toyota Hilux!

Welcome to a new podcast series from Hodinkee called Ben Clymer Presents. Hosted by Hodinkee's own founder, Ben Clymer Presents offers a special chat between Ben and subject experts from the world of watches and, sometimes, elsewhere. It's a limited series that will run weekly for the next ten weeks, with new episodes every Wednesday in both video and audio. Want the video? Swing by Hodinkee's YouTube channel (or watch below). Just want the audio? It's being published to the same podcast feed as Hodinkee Radio, so check your feeds or subscribe wherever you find your podcasts (might we recommend Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or TuneIn).// Episode 5  //This episode features Ben chatting with Hodnkee's own Tony Traina (Editor) and Rich Fordon (VIP Adviser) about the upcoming fall auctions from Phillips, Sotheby's, Christie's, and Antiquorum (the catalogs for each are listed below, if available). From favorite lots, sleeper options, the return of the Brando GMT, and a whole lot more, the fall auction season kicks off this weekend, so we wanted to get a special extra episode in just in time to get you ready for the sales. Listings: Geneva Watch Auction XVIII – Phillips (November 3rd and 4th) Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces Geneva – Antiquorum (November 4th and 5th) Important Watches: Part 1 – Sotheby's (November 5th) Passion for Time Auction – Christie's (November 6th) Rare Watches – Christie's (November 6th) The OAK Collection Part 1 – Christie's (Nov 26th, catalog not yet available). Show Notes: 0:42 Monaco Legends Auction1:51 The Zaman Collection offered by Christie's2:00 The "Brando" Rolex GMT (now offered by Christie's here)3:11 Phillips Game Changers 20198:08 Philippe Dufour Simplicity being sold by Loupe This11:35 Patek Philippe 2526 in white gold via Phillips11:45 Audemars Piguet QP 5516 from the Oak Collection via Christie's Hong Kong11:55 History of the early AP QPs, including the 551612:03 Ben's AP 5516 hands-on12:16 Audemars Piguet Complete Calendar Ref 83114:33 Rolex Daytona 6239 via Phillips15:26 Cosigned Roger Smith x Daniels Millenium via Sotheby's19:32 Patek Nautilus Tiffany blue dial24:48 Rolex Daytona 6264 "Cherry Logo" via Phillips25:44 Rolex 6062 pink gold via Christie's26:22 Rolex 4467 Datejust "movement #12"26:42 Rolex 6062 in steel via Phillips26:57 Jason Singer's Talking Watches26:58 John Goldberger's Talking Watches27:12 Philippe Dufour Petite and Grand Sonnerie 31:55 Chrono24 Chrono Pulse Market Performance Report

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In this episode, Dr Carveth teases apart Marxism and Leninism. For Don, they are not the same thing. He then goes on to discuss democratic Marxism, social democracy, and anti-authoritarianism. Dr Don Carveth works with Aodhán Moran to produce this podcast. Contact Aodhán for podcast production at aodhanpmoran@gmail.com.

This episode features Mike coaching two Next Level clients on improving their sales conversations. For Robert, Mike advises him to focus on the customer's specific needs and frame the service in a way that addresses those needs instead of highlighting the company's features and benefits. For those struggling with sales, Mike suggests it may be helpful to show understanding and empathy for the customer's needs instead of using language like "we're the best." For Don, Mike coaches him on changing one's frame of mind to approach conversations with a more productive and positive mindset, which he suggests is 80% of the battle when it comes to successful communication. Love the idea, but find it overwhelming? Want to learn the next steps like, what to actually say on the call? Jump on a call with one of our coaches and learn strategies on how to grow your cleaning company and start loving your job every day! Book here  

Kan det vara ett flygplan, eller kanske en traktor? I veckans Tävlingstorsdag blir det spännande när Ella och Ellis ska försöka lista ut vilka fordon som låter! Vill du vara med och tävla? Skriv till Markus!Mejla till barnmorgon@sverigesradio.se

Carlos and I talked to Don Thacker and Adrian Di Giovanni from Motivation Growth. They became such good friends from working together on that film that they are now business partners at Imagos Films. Mr. Di Giovanni is from Philadelphia and was originally in theatre and comedy improv in Chicago and just before he was about to give up the entertainment business for a career in insurance, he took one last audition and read for Ian in the independent horror, Motivational Growth. We talk about what the inspiration was for them going into film. For Don it was tv as a little kid and the story is really intriguing! For Adrian, it was being in theatre, in school. Mr. Thacker originally made and shopped an entirely different script about physics that would have been much more expensive. Don talks about the very unique way he pitched the physics movie. That movie did not happen but the compromise was another much smaller film made of an amalgamation of ideas which turned into Motivational Growth. Don explains the effort it took to make the film and only masterful artistry of an incredible crew could have made that happen. He also explains his inspiration for The Mold and Ian. Don talks about his goal and philosophy about art and how being compelling is the most important thing, any reaction is a win. If you're still thinking about it later, even if you hate it, it's a win. It doesn't matter what it compels. “Art should compel.” Support the arts and support indie films!! Find Don Thacker and Adrian Di Giovanni at Imagos Films: https://www.imagosfilms.com https://instagram.com/imagosfilms?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= And find us: Carlos Ibarra on Twitter & IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

Think back to your very first job - whether it was a full time 9-5, a nights and weekends cash based gig, or the daily chores you had as a child.  What lessons did you learn or habits did you develop in that job that contribute to your current role? For Don, working in his family's catering business as a child taught him the value of hard work, social adaptability, and a “do what it takes to get the job done” mindset. A keynote speaker and fitness entrepreneur, Don has coached actors, athletes, & musicians for over 20 years.  He opened his first NYC Gym, Drive 495, in 2005. After operating brick & mortar gyms for 15 years, Don expanded to a global online fitness business and has developed a reputation for training some of the biggest names in Hollywood for the big screen. Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, Jake Gyllenhaal, John Krasinski, Emily Blunt, Annie Hathaway, Sebastian Stan, Liev Schreiber, Hugh Jackman, & David Harbour are among his roster of clients.  He has been tapped as a fitness expert in several popular publications and sits on the advisory board of Men's Health Magazine. Discussing everything from his catering experience to his extremely successful career training celebrities in New York City, in today's episode, Don expands on a few key points, including: The best piece of advice he received from his grandfather (26:00) His training approach as he gets older (28:30) The most important “next step” for young coaches and entrepreneurs (41:00) How to handle and improve upon your biggest social weaknesses (59:50) How to Connect w/ Don: Website: Donsaladino.com Instagram: @Donsaladino Upcoming Event: The Art of Coaching 30 Day Challenge is BACK starting March 6th! That's three weeks away.  While still leadership and communication focused, this time around we're going to focus on one particular topic - how to be a more effective speaker!  Whether you have aspirations of presenting at a conference, sharing your story, being more persuasive when pitching to clients or being confident when presenting new ideas to other professionals- this is the Challenge for you.  And at less than $4/day, this deal is a no-brainer!  Sign up TODAY. Sponsors: VersaClimber: If I could only have one piece of cardio equipment for the rest of my life, it would be the VersaClimber. They are the first and the best at what they do, offering a non-impact, joint friendly strategy for getting the work you need, no matter your body type or goals.  Whether you're looking for a quick 10 minute workout or a full 30 minute cardio session, VersaClimber has you covered. For the Art of Coaching exclusive deal of 15% off, contact Versaclimber and give them the code AOC15. Momentous: When it comes to your health, the best thing you can do is control the controllables. And that is why we are proud to partner with companies like Momentous. So whether you're trying to sleep better, improve basic health markers, knock out a 5k get stronger or simply ensure you have your overall nutrition covered, Momentous has your back.  Use Code: BRETT15 for 15% off your order.

#36 Prepare to dig deep and ask yourself what principles/rules/beliefs/etc you live your life according to. I talk through a random assortment of mine in the hope of inspiring you to become more aware and intentional about your own. The principles we cover:If there's something you want, take a step towards itBe willing to be differentThink before you reactFocus on how you work instead of how long you work forDon't let other people's opinions stop you from doing what you truly wantBe intentional in everything you doWe touch on topics such as holding yourself accountable to your dreams, living in alignment, striving for extraordinary results, choosing how to react, working efficiently, detaching our worth from the number of hours worked, not living life for other people, and so much more.Find me on Instagram @wonderfullyzoeFind me on TikTok @unfreezepodExplore the website unfreezepod.com

Loke sitter en stund varje morgon, och lite längre än så på lördag, och bygger bilar typ lika stora som gurkor tillsammans med sin pappa. Men den stora byggdrömmen är ett höghus där alla kan få bo.

GuestLogan WolfeCo-founder and CEO @ Orna [@ORNA_inc]On LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/logan-wolfe/HostBrendon RodOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/brendon-rod____________________________This Episode's SponsorsAre you interested in sponsoring an ITSPmagazine Channel?

GuestLogan WolfeCo-founder and CEO @ Orna [@ORNA_inc]On LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/logan-wolfe/HostBrendon RodOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/brendon-rod____________________________This Episode's SponsorsAre you interested in sponsoring an ITSPmagazine Channel?

Ska morgondagens elektriska fordon åka på en smart bilbana? Hur kan det gå till? Vi pratar med Anna Wieslander om Elonroads storskaliga bilbana!

Hela kroppen vibrerar. Det blir tungt att andas och det sticker i ögonen. När en Top Fuel-bil på 11 000 hästkrafter drar iväg, gäller det att hålla hårt i ratten. I sitt sommarprat berättar Ida Zetterström om adrenalinkicken hon får av dragracing. Redaktör: Tommy Wallin, Parad Media.

High School Basketball Star Mikey Lewis Stopped By FAME Studio To Chop It Up With Host L-Deez About What He's Been Up To Lately Staying Busy In School And On The Basketball Court. Check Out The Interview Above

We identify quickly that Marijn is likely to suffer a little simply because of a high-sarcasm level within the evil mind of Steve during the recording.  Steve sends his apologies!!Names of Internets got a little time which represents the point about style that the team use for the project.  The Style, tone of voice, graphics, and word choice helps set the style of the project, training, look and feel etc.  So often the name chosen will drive the style.Some thoughts on how the project is linked to the corporate brand, but the best advice is to have a feel of the corporate branding in whatever style you decide on for the communications and adoption of the project.Navigation gets a good minute or two both on style and importance before taxonomy has a few sarcastic comments that ensures it is not forgotten and an indication that it is important and something that needs to be taken seriously.Returning to the link to the company branding needs to be considered but the intranet and project communications should be aligned to the company style.  Steve and not sure about how a company ethos is defined and by who and gets very deep on this wondering who makes the decisions.... Marijn is right in that M365 project needs to work alongside the way the company operates.We do agree on the fact that different companies need a different personality to the project and intranet, we know banks are more serious than a software house etc.  Steve does need to let it go... companies find their own level it is not decided by ‘John' or any team.Marijn hits on the important point that whatever style/vibe/feel you decided on it should be consistent from beginning to the end and a strategy of style that everyone signs up forDon't let the style take away the main priority that M365 projects are about changing and improving communications and collaborationYou should not forget that you need to balance the audience needs and the company style.  Legal people have a different mindset to engineers and marketing and the content is very different ranging from Serious to stories to data sheets.  Maybe the pages and terms used on different divisions pages need varied styles.The Boys finish with a very rare whisky from this weeks Fies Ila festival from Islay in Scotland.  We are very impressed with this year's edition from Kilchoman, the Fèis Ìle 2022 Edition. 

**While I was putting this episode together, the James Beard Awards semifinalists dropped, and Don, unsurprisingly, is a contender as one of the country's Best Bakers. Congrats, Don, and best of luck! You deserve it, friend!** Today, I talk to baker Don Guerra, founder of the celebrated Barrio Bread in Tucson, AZ. Don's bread is a truly post-colonial fusion of French sourdough technique using heritage grain lines that date back to their introduction in the Sonoran region by Catholic missionary, Father Kino in the 17th century. And it's freakin' delicious. He gave me a few samples after our conversation, and I sat in a parking lot and ate an entire loaf on its own, by myself, without shame. For Don, his heritage is alive in the bread he bakes. He's an Arizona native with Mexican indigenous roots on his father's side, and European lineage on his mother's. He's made it his life's work, not just to bake what Food & Wine magazine recently called the best bread in Arizona, but also to imbue his bread with the history and terroir of the region and his own life. Representation matters to him, and he's proud to stand up as a baker of color and say, this life is for anyone who wants to work hard enough to have it. Don, along with his longstanding farming partnerships, is responsible for bringing several wheat varietals back from the brink of extinction. He has an intimate relationship with his product at every stage. He's involved in the growing, harvesting, and milling of the wheat with which he makes his signature flour blends. He also spends the better part of most days driving the Barrio Bread delivery truck, supplying restaurants and markets all over Tucson with the day's spoils. Don Guerra has the hands of an artist, the drive of a hustler, and the heart of a good teacher — which he was before he started his bakery. In fact, during my time in Tucson, I met, randomly, more than one person who was once a proud student of his. One night, Don and I had dinner together, and two of his now-grown students stopped at our seats to say hi. Connection to his community is more than a talking point for Don. It's his deepest ethic, his way of life. I really enjoyed getting to know him, and I hope you will, too. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The crew is fresh off our first live show! We recap then go into a brand new segment we think you're def gunna love, The Edgar Report, guess what it's about!??! Lol We also call in with Letty's cop homegirl to talk police pursuits and yoga pants, CNR with some of our hood favorite clothes stores. For Don't You Know I'm Local we discuss Inglewood Highschool's apology following their football team beating another team 106-0. Speaking of beating, we recap Canelo's historic fight vs Plant and who Do Know would fight in the boxing ring if he could. Daylight Savings Time is still fucking with us so we def talk about that, the turkey shortage leading up to Thanksgiving, Astroworld, and a big announcement for our girl Letty. ENJOY! Follow us on IG/TIKTOK @brownbagpod

In this new episode of our Arts & Dementia series, Lisa Loiselle and special co-host Cynthia Huling Hummel, speak with couple Lynda Everman and Don Wendorf about the importance of the expressive arts in self-care. Don describes expressive arts are esthetic or artsy that have the power to prompt emotions, to allow for an expression of emotions or an emotional reaction, to prompt memories and associations and allow some participation and sharing of that kind of experience with other people. It can be anything artistic like music, visual arts, writing and poetry. For Linda Everman, it is fabric arts like quilting and making stoles. Linda describes how the stole initiative began and how it has evolved into the writing of a book.  For Don and Cynthia, music has allowed each of them to express themselves but also connect with others. Cynthia, Lynda and Don also speak about the enjoyment they get from their respective arts endeavours and how that has allowed them to continue to live well as a  person with dementia and as care partners. For more information go to the Arts & Dementia section of our resource page. 

Gavin Timms and Don Costa, co-hosts of Coffee With Closers Live, are here with us today to talk about how Don got started in real estate investing, how he overcame a massive loss when the markets crashed in 2008, and how he rebuilt into one of the biggest investing businesses in the country.For Don, the epiphany came when he hit rock bottom. He had to really take a hard look at how he was doing things, realize that there was a better way, and start over. He also realized that it was important to surround himself with like-minded people. Not only did they have valuable experience that he could learn from, but they helped keep him accountable and on track with his goals.That's what a good mastermind program should be. It should feel like a community, a place where you can bounce ideas off of people and get different perspectives on things. That's why Gavin created the REI Network.To learn more and get involved in our program yourself, go to REInetwork.com/join.What's Inside:—A discussion with industry giant Don Costa.—Look at the big issues: don't get lost in the pebbles.—The importance of community.—Why and how you should choose a mastermind program.

My CMO clients remind me every day that COVID has pushed their leadership agility to its limits. And their best people are at risk of leaving in droves. I understand why. A recent ADP Research Institute study reports that only 14 percent of the 26,000 people surveyed are "highly engaged" at work.  We can quickly recognize a highly engaged person when they approach the job with vigor, enthusiasm, and dedication.  As a CMO coach and peer group leader, I am committed to helping my clients and members address this historic trend.  In this episode, I share the screen with Don McGuire, the CMO of Qualcomm. For Don, mental wellness and sustaining healthy teams are personal. In fact, he joined us during Qualcomm's first Mental Health Day! CEO Cristiano Amon declared this particular Friday a holiday, and he was one of the very few people in the office. Don and I discuss how to creatively and proactively engage teams in today's hybrid settings, building customer communities in the digital world, and more. Click here for the replay.  Key points covered in this episode:  ✔️ Prioritizing employees' mental health and team engagement.  Business results are essential, especially at a publicly-traded company like Qualcomm. But workers' productivity will rely heavily on creating positive engagement as well. This begins by addressing their mental health and concerns with feeling isolated.  ✔️ Marketing leadership is about creating forward, positive motion and bringing people along with you on that journey. Many people call themselves managers, but the word manager has undermined leadership for a very long time. Managing something implies that you're mostly focused on executing against your marketing goals. Leading creates a spark and sustains a movement. It either pushes or pulls your vision in a specific direction. ✔️  If you truly understand what drives results in your company, you can  be a better marketer. Working IN the business versus working ON the business is a philosophical shift people need to make to make the leap from “marketing fulfillment center” to “growth leader.”  ✔️  It's about being conscious, sensitive, and getting feedback. Just making sure that we are as inclusive as possible with our teams worldwide, creating the connection, and sharing stories about how things are going will create a huge lift in overall engagement. It also boosts morale and encourages collaboration and commitment. Click here for the replay.  ------------------------------------------------------------- Lisa Nirell of EnergizeGrowth™ LLC helps courageous marketers and CEOs accelerate growth and get promoted faster. Download your Mindful Marketer learning bonuses at themindfulmarketer.com/bonus. You will also join the “know ahead” list for our upcoming Life Streams. Copyright 2021, Lisa Nirell. All rights reserved.

Don and Chris reflect on the 4th of July. For Don, the holiday marks the first time he is seeing his entire family in person since the pandemic—including his mother, Katherine Clark, who joins him for this episode. For Chris, the 4th is a day to think not only about independence but also interdependence, and how our connectedness is our greatest strength. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Don't Believe in Ghosts @dontbelieveinghosts is just an amazing band!

Kelly Fordon's 'I Have the Answer' came out last year on Wayne State University Press: If you thought the suburbs were boring, think again. Kelly Fordon's I Have the Answer artfully mixes the fabulist with the workaday and illuminates relationships and characters with crisp, elegant prose and dark wit. The stories in Fordon's latest collection are disquieting, humorous, and thought-provoking. They might catch you off guard, but are always infused with deep humanity and tenderness. Kelly Fordon is the author of an award-winning short story collection, Garden for the Blind (Wayne State University Press, 2015); a poetry chapbook, The Witness, which won the Eric Hoffer Award for the Chapbook; and a poetry collection, Goodbye Toothless House. https://kellyfordon.com/ 

Kelly Fordon is the author of an award-winning short story collection, Garden for the Blind (Wayne State University Press, 2015); a poetry chapbook, The Witness, which won the Eric Hoffer Award for the Chapbook; and a poetry collection, Goodbye Toothless House. The Metro Detroit-based author/teacher recently released a new collection of short stories, "I Have The Answer." Today's story is selected from that 2020 book and it's titled "Jungle Life." https://kellyfordon.com/