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In the exciting season 5 finale, Dr. Williams and I explored the benefits of the direct primary care model versus the traditional approach. We also delved into how stress affects the body and its influence on physical health. Don't miss part two of our conversation in the season six premiere, where we'll take a deep dive into topics like health, disease prevention, mental health, and more! Be sure to follow Dr. Williams on her social media and check out her website https://www.instagram.com/dr.notms https://www.facebook.com/dr.notms https://www.tiktok.com/@dr.notmsWebsite: https://www.gatewaydirecthealth.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/conversationsoftheheart/support

New technologies have enhanced our ability to create stronger, lighter, and better components since the earliest days of motorsport. Recently, we've been seeing another great leap forward in tech, with the 3D scanner being one of the main drivers behind it. Now that these devices are only getting cheaper and easier to use, is it time you picked one up and started pushing the boundaries of what you can build? Use PEEL50 to get $50 off HPA's 3D Scanning for Motorsport course: https://hpcdmy.co/3DscanbOn this episode of Tuned In, we sit down with Gabrielle Williams of Peel 3D, one of the bigger players in the rapidly evolving 3D scanning space.Straight out of high school, Gabrielle joined the US Navy and found her way into a position as a nuclear operator aboard an aircraft carrier. After her tour finished, she gained a mechanical engineering degree and found herself working for Creaform and its sister company, Peel 3D. While Creaform is focused on high-end large-form scanners, Peel 3D is aimed at the consumer market — in other words, us. In this conversation, Gabrielle talks through the basics of the technology, covering how different systems work and which one would suit your application best, why the prices vary so wildly between systems, as well as the metrics that matter like frame rate, field of view, and data points. Gabrielle also breaks down some of the ways we can be most effective in the workshop with a 3D scanner, where the sweet spot is price-wise for the average enthusiast, and what to expect from this technology in the coming years. You might not have considered 3D scanning before, but now that you don't need to take out a second mortgage to afford one, is it time to consider adding a 3D scanner to your workshop?Follow Peel 3D here:IG: @peel.3DFB: Peel 3DYT: youtube.com/c/peel3dWWW: peel-3d.comDon't forget, you can use PEEL50 to get $50 off HPA's 3D Scanning for Motorsport course: https://hpcdmy.co/3DscanbTime Stamps:4:20 What's your background and how did it lead you to working for Peel 3D?8:00 Overview of Peel 3D and Creaform?12:47 What training options are there for learning how to 3D scan?13:52 How do industries use these 3D scanners?23:13 How does a 3D scanner actually work?33:45 Technical aspects that affect the performance of a scanner?42:20 What do we need to know when choosing the right scanner for our needs?43:50 What sort of PC/computer power do we need to run these scanners?45:40 How do we get our scan into CAD software?51:40 Where do you see 3D scanning tech going in the future?54:02 Final three questions

The multi-million dollar Revitalising Central Dandenong, an urban renewal project, is designed to modernise the area and establish a new Little India precinct in one of Melbourne's most diverse neighbourhoods. However, local Indian traders have recently united in protest, citing a "lack of communication" from the government and raising multiple questions they feel are still "unanswered". To shed light on the issue, SBS Hindi spoke with Sudesh Singh, spokesperson for the Little India Traders, and Gabrielle Williams, the Member of Parliament for Dandenong, also provided her perspective.

I'd LOVE to hear from you! Now you can send a TEXT MESSAGE! Be sure to leave your contact EMAIL so I can return your message!In this episode of My DPC Story Podcast, Dr. Maryal Concepcion interviews Dr. Gabrielle Williams, a Haitian American board-certified family medicine physician, about her transition to Direct Primary Care (DPC). They delve into the mental, physical, and emotional toll the traditional insurance-driven healthcare system takes on physicians and how Dr. Williams internalized this blame. Dr. Williams candidly shares her journey from feeling overwhelmed to finding a second chance in medicine through DPC, where she builds lasting patient relationships and provides care aligned with her values.The discussion highlights the DPC model's benefits, such as returning autonomy to physicians and enhancing patient access to care. They also acknowledge the challenges of transitioning to DPC, including the need for personal growth, mentorship, and managing business aspects. Dr. Williams emphasizes the importance of patience, understanding patient choices, and staying committed to the mission despite initial setbacks.Tune in to hear Dr. Williams's insights on balancing clinical work with entrepreneurship, the significance of hiring aligned team members, and her advice for physicians seeking fulfillment outside the traditional healthcare system. Join the My DPC Story community on Patreon for more of the conversation.*Click HERE to learn more about DrChrono today! REGISTER for RosettaFest2024 TODAY with code MYDPCSTORY100 to save $100 off your in-person or virtual registration! -> SPRUCE HEALTH: NEW USERS get 20% off your SPRUCE HEALTH paid plan with code: MARYAL20 FREE 1 month trial - HEIDI HEALTH PRO: As Individualized As Your DPC.Support the Show.Be A My DPC Story PATREON MEMBER! SPONSOR THE PODMy DPC Story VOICEMAIL! DPC SWAG!FACEBOOK * INSTAGRAM * LinkedIn * TWITTER * TIKTOK * YouTube

On this weeks program Chris catches up with Harrison Watt about the local campaign for protected bicycle lanes on Johnston Street, Collingwood. Bicycle-themed news includes Grace Brown taking out Australia's first gold medal and a new GCN video (or is it documentary) Carspiracy - You'll Never See The World The Same Way Again.Harrison recounts his experiences riding on Johnston Street, getting feedback, creating the change.org petition which has achieved 3,500 signatures, Johnston Street being a great east-west connector through the inner north for active transport, despite it currently being a 'stroad' with five lanes for traffic, people wanting to ride more, key findings from the recent Inquiry into the impact of road safety behaviours on vulnerable road users and his decision to stand as a candidate in the upcoming October council electionsHarrison discusses recents developments including meeting with the office of Gabrielle Williams, Minister for Public and Active transport and Victorian Department of Transport and Planning representatives and the feedback he received about it being a 'category one road' for vehicles. Despite that he remains positive about changing transport priorities and make cycling easier.Program musicThe Bike Song, AnecdataPhantom, Tycho

On this weeks show Chris catches up with Pierre Vairo from Bike West about the seemingly intractable issue of either communicating or providing safe, fit for purpose active transport infrastructure for western suburbs residents, especially with images from last week where Moonee Ponds Creek trail users were forced to navigate between the flooded path and creek.Local news includes The Cargo Revolution Premiere on Wednesday 10th July 2024, a documentary about cargo bikes in Melbourne, the new Grattan Street protected bike lanes in Carlton, recent European city initiatives to decrease speeds in urban areas and what you can do to support 30km/h in Yarra. (google docs link)We discuss the Westgate Tunnel closing down alternate routes, WTG Veloway, the yet unopened 'Rainbow Bridge' over the North Melbourne railyards, Angus Collins' preventative death in February 2023, the never ending saga of the Federation Trail, two recent incidents on Dynon Road, a hit run incident last week, Joseph Road Precinct Action Group advocacy and the overall callous indifference by decision makers and road users alike towards bike riders. You can contact BikeWest with your stories and also Melissa Horne, Minister for Roads and Road Safety and Gabrielle Williams, Minister for Public and Active Transport with your concernsSound on for Solidarity: and repeating again it's 3CR radiothon time, since 2008 Yarra Bicycle Users Group Radio has broadcast on 3CR in naarm Melbourne, shared hundreds of bike moments, spoken to countless guests, interviews, rides, cycling events, alongside raising awareness about campaigns and advocacy you simply won't hear anywhere else in mainstream mediaYou can donate right here! 

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Welcome to the Millionaire Mentorship Podcast! In today's episode, we have the incredible Gabrielle Williams, a real estate dynamo, sharing her inspiring journey. From experiencing homelessness to becoming a successful property owner, Gabrielle's story is nothing short of extraordinary. Originally from Chicago and residing in St. Louis for nine years, Gabrielle faced challenges that would break most spirits. At 26, with only $22,000 in her account, she embarked on a mission to start a business. Her life-changing moment came during a three-month NICU stay, where she faced a medical mistake during a C-section, leaving her with a determination to turn things around. With no family history of land ownership, Gabrielle defied the odds. She scouted properties on Zillow, found a house under $10,000, walked in, and closed the deal. In just three years, she turned a $10,000 investment into $3.5 million. Navigating challenges like Section 8 difficulties, Gabrielle shares insights into her property investment strategies, emphasizing the importance of setting goals, mindset, and effective shopping strategies. Gabrielle's journey is not just about financial success but breaking barriers. As a black woman thriving in a space with limited representation, she challenges stereotypes and advocates for safe, clean, and affordable housing for everyone. Her advice extends beyond real estate, emphasizing the power of belief, creativity, and self-improvement. Gabrielle's entrepreneurial spirit has led her to manage a thriving company with 14 employees, focusing on growth and skill development for the future. For those aspiring to start their journey, Gabrielle suggests believing in yourself, being selfish in your pursuit of success, and staying educated. She encourages listeners to explore programs like FHA for property ownership within a year and emphasizes the importance of breaking generational curses through education and determination. Join us as Gabrielle Williams shares her wisdom, triumphs, and the path to becoming a better version of yourself on the Millionaire Mentorship Podcast. Find Gabrielle : https://www.instagram.com/realestate_gabz/?hl=en https://www.workwithbae.com/ NOT INVESTMENT, FINANCIAL, LEGAL OR TAX ADVICE

У четвртак 23. новембра у Данденонгу је свечано обележено 30 година Удружења српске заједнице Аустралије. Том пригодом говоре су одржали председница УСЗА Силвана Вукадиновић, затим Габријел Вилијамс министарка за услуге владиних агенција, права потрошача и јавног саобраћаја у Влади Викторије (Gabrielle Williams, Minister for Government Services, Minister for Consumer Affairs and the Minister for Public and Active Transport), Вивијен Њуен, председавајућа Викторијске комисије за мултикултурализам ( Vivienne (Viv) Nguyen, Victorian Multicultural Commissioner) и Ђулиан Хил члан федералног парлманета за седиште Брус (Julian Hill MP, Federal Member for the Bruce electorate in the Australian Parliament). Такође Лана (Јанковић) Формосо, новоизабрана градоначелница Градске општине Данденонг (Cr Lana Formoso elected Mayor of Greater Dandenong City Council). Додељене су и захвалнице преданим добровољцима који делују у оквиру УСЗА.

Back in October 1998, we published the first version of the Cochrane review of the effects of cranberry for preventing urinary tract infections. Twenty-five years on, the sixth update was published in November 2023 and here's lead author, Gabrielle Williams from University of Sydney in Australia to bring us up to date in this podcast.

Back in October 1998, we published the first version of the Cochrane review of the effects of cranberry for preventing urinary tract infections. Twenty-five years on, the sixth update was published in November 2023 and here's lead author, Gabrielle Williams from University of Sydney in Australia to bring us up to date in this podcast.

Back in October 1998, we published the first version of the Cochrane review of the effects of cranberry for preventing urinary tract infections. Nearly 25 years on, the fifth update was published in April 2023 and we asked lead author, Gabrielle Williams from University of Sydney in Australia to bring us up to date in this podcast.

Back in October 1998, we published the first version of the Cochrane review of the effects of cranberry for preventing urinary tract infections. Nearly 25 years on, the fifth update was published in April 2023 and we asked lead author, Gabrielle Williams from University of Sydney in Australia to bring us up to date in this podcast.

Big thank you, Dr. Gabrielle Williams, MD @dr.notms, for this amazing conversation on preventitve health. She is doing amazing work! Be sure to follow her on her social media nad check out her website. IG/FB: @dr.notms TikTok: gabwilliamsmd Website: https://www.gatewaydirecthealth.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/conversationsoftheheart/support

Victoria's mental health minister Gabrielle Williams talks with Flow listeners about why RUOK? Day is so important, and what initiatives the state government is taking particularly in north-western Victoria to support mental health needs in the region

When family stories are not told or things go unsaid between mothers and daughters or a relationship ends, there is a little death. The grief is played out in many ways through the short stories by Paige Clark in  ‘She is Haunted'.Gabrielle Williams crosses both time and continents in her riff on a ‘freaky Friday' type transfer of souls in her adolescent novel, ‘It's Not You, It's Me'.

This is the latest YA novel from Gabrielle, whose previous bestselling books include My Life as a Hashtag, Beatle Meets Destiny, The Reluctant Hallelujah and The Guy,the Girl, the Artist and His Ex. This is a fresh take on the body-swapping/soul-swapping theme and it's going to be another hit. In this Story Session, Gabrielle talks about her writing process and reads the first chapter of It's Not You, It's Me. Read the show notes Connect with Valerie, Allison and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit WritersCentre.com.au | AllisonTait.com | ValerieKhoo.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is the critically acclaimed author of such YA novels as My Life as a Hashtag, Beatle Meets Destiny and The Reluctant Hallelujah. And, she's popped in today for a taco and to discuss her latest book, It's Not You, It's Me. It's an absolute beauty and I can't wait to talk about it. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the beautiful and amazingly talented, Gabrielle Williams.  

Gabby Williams is passionately consumed with teaching the basics and power of real estate investing. As Founder of the Real Estate Bae, she has captured the attention of the country through her bootcamps, education experiences and consultations. In this episode we unpack the truth behind garnering cash-flow, appraisals, and how to find deals in the current market. Gabby can be found on IG @realestate_gabz https://www.therealestatebae.com/ Sponsor Fam: Todd Capital Options Course: https://gumroad.com/l/bOUnl Todd Capital Vending Course: https://gumroad.com/l/EwSkk Todd Capital - gumroad.com/toddcapital TC Options and Wealth Community: launchpass.com/p/tcinvestmentclub Invest with Teri - www.investor101.org Notary: millinotarypromo.com Charm City Buyers: charmcitybuyers.samcart.com/referral/sl…0LTkir6iaRh Hood Estates Trucking: bit.ly/2JQQnlZ Hood Estates Elite Real Estate: bit.ly/2HCXD25

On episode 26 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Gabrielle Williams also known as Real Estate Bae. During our conversation we discuss: - using getting laid off as a catalyst to push her into taking real estate investing more serious - making connections with local real estate investors when you want to invest out-of-state - not letting the images you see on social media discourage you from investing at your own pace Book suggestion: BRRRR Strategy by David Greene Contact Gabrielle: IG: @realestate_gabz Follow Pretty Girls Love Real Estate on Social Media: IG: @prettygirlsloverealestate Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PrettyGirlsLoveRealEstate Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/pretty-girls-love-real-estate/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/prettygirlsloverealestate/support

Gabrielle Williams is a Technical Sourcer at Facebook focusing on recruitment within the Consumer Facing Product Management Space. ⁣ ⁣ She comes with 3 years of experience, a Bachelor's Degree in Biopsychology from Oglethorpe University, and a Master's in Business Administration from American University's Kogod School of Business. ⁣ ⁣ Williams is a current partner at Hrblgy, an herbal wellness initiative and apothecary. There, she manages finances, logistics, and operations. During her tenure at Real Staffing she was the recipient of the 2018 Midwest Recruiter of the Year and the Customer Experience Champion Awards. ⁣ ⁣ She also led fundraising efforts for the African Science Academy, raising over $4,000, where she later volunteered on-site in Ghana. Gabrielle is an avid New Orleans Saints fan and OrangeTheory attendee. ⁣ ⁣ She has aspirations to one day work in Business Strategy or Product Management within the Technology Industry. ⁣ ⁣ Social Media Handle (Insta/Twitter): @GlobeTrottaGabs⁣ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/gabrielle-williams94⁣ ⁣ Learn more about this podcast at www.bridgesintech.com⁣

With Ministerial portfolios that cover Youth, Women and the Prevention of Family Violence, Gabrielle Williams has plenty on her plate, but she took some time our of her busy schedule to join us this week on Pod On The Hill. Toby Halligan spoke to the Minister about why she decided to quit studying creative writing to focus on the law, what speaking to ex-IRA prisoners taught her about how societies recover from violent conflict, and the progress the Andrews Government has made in helping survivors of family violence.

Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly sat down with Gabrielle Williams - Labor MP and Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence, Women and Youth in the Andrews Labor Government. Gab spoke about her Irish heritage and the journey that led her to Belfast to interview a Republican hunger striker for her honours research. She spoke about her important role as the Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence and the controversy with Mark Latham around the recent media campaign calling out sexual harassment. The presenting sponsor of Socially Democratic is Dunn Street. For more information on how Dunn Street can help organise to build winning campaigns in your community, your business or organisation and make the world a better place, look us up at: dunnstreet.com.au

In this bonus episode on voting rights, self-advocates talk about barriers to accessing information needed to make decisions about who to vote for - like Susan from Reinforce & Positive Powerful Parents Self-Advocacy Group who said that “Them not speaking in so much jargon, and them doing what they promised” would help.This echoed what came out of a recent research project by the Living with Disability Research Centre. That we talked about in Episode two.Now we hear form Nathan Despott from Inclusion Melbourne about a strategy that is trying to address this barrier: the ICanVote.org.au initiative.You will hear directly from 22 self-advocates from seven groups and organisations including VALID, NSWCID, Reinforce, New Horizons, and New Wave (again, with thanks to SARU for linking us all up). They tell us why politicians should listen and what political issues are important to them!We also hear from five politicians running for re-election in the 2018 November Victorian State Election: Fiona Patten State MP and Leader of the Reason Party; Danielle Green, State Labor member for Yan Yean; David Southwick, Liberal member for Caulfield; Suzanna Sheed, the Independent State Member for Shepparton District; and Gabrielle Williams, State Member for Dandenong, Parliamentary Secretary for Health and Parliamentary Secretary for Carers and Volunteers.Plus more from Sophia Tipping from the Living with Disability Research Centre and find out what that elusive fifth recommendation of the Strategies to Support People with Intellectual Disability to vote project was.This episode was produced by Sophia Tipping, Buffy Gorrilla & Associate Professor Hilary Johnson with thanks to the Living with Disability Research Centre. Ben Pawson and Aine Healy provided marketing support for this episode.Thank you to Fiona McKenzie, David Briggs and Lisa Clarke from NSWCID; Shona Brown, Gary, Peter Macdonald and Wendy Martchrinke from Having A Say; Russell, Edward and Alby Wilson at New Horizons; Rachael Walters, Mary-Anne Huggins, David Walker, Graham Binding, Heather Hoogzaad, Kathryn Bartlett and Charity Sims-Jenkins from New Wave; Colin Hiscoe, Amanda Millear, Susan Arthur, Heather Smith, Norris and Chris Lowe from Reinforce; Luke Nelson, Samson and Anthony Risoli at Valid; and Dean Dodson from SARU. A big thank you to the five state MPs who contributed: Fiona Patten; Danielle Green; David Southwick; Suzanna Sheed; and Gabrielle Williams.Tweet the researchers at @sophia_tee and @LIDSLaTrobe and follow Inclusion Melbourne on twitter or facebook.Look out for future episodes on our website www.asid.asn.au/ and tweet us at @ASID_LtdFor more information about ASID: www.asid.asn.au/To find out about the benefits of joining ASID: www.asid.asn.au/members/why_join_asid

This week we’re chatting social media and digital lives with Gabrielle Williams, author of My Life as a Hashtag. She talks us through her writing process as well sharing some special details about her latest project.

Events manager Chris Gordon chats about this year's Readings Prize for New Australian Fiction shortlist with two of the judges: Marie Matteson and Gabrielle Williams.

The digital world is fraught with challenges especially if your adolescent comments go viral.  Gabrielle Williams explores the fallout from such an event in her novel, 'My Life as a Hashtag'.Katherine Boland writes about different cultures, communities an d family expecations in 'Hippy Days, Arabian Nights'.