Podcasts about gaden

Højesteret skærpede i dag dommen overfor provokunstneren Ibi Pipi, så hun nu skal halvandet år i fængsel - udover et erstatningskrav på 1,9 millioner - for at have overmalet et værk af Asger Jorn. Kulturen talte med Ibi-Pippi umiddelbart efter, at hun fik beskeden - og det kan høres om et kvarters tid. Gadefotografen Vivian Maier fik et større liv her i landet, da forfatter Christian Hesselholt skrev roman om hende. Det gjorde hun efter at have set en dokumentar om den amerikanske fotograf, der først efter sin død blev opdaget, fordi man fandt hendes arkiver. Nu åbner en udstilling med hendes billeder i Ålborg og vi taler med Hesselholt om Vivian Maier specifikt og senere om gadefotografiet som kunstudtryk. Værter: Karen Secher og Casper Thrane Dyrholm.

I denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden er alt som det plejer. Johnni Gade er ikke med og der er en masse spørgsmål der måske bliver besvaret.Er det fedt at dukke op til et teams møde fysisk?Hvor fedt er det at betale for et hotelværelse der ikke skal bruges?Det og meget mere i Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden. Tak fordi du lyttede med

Der er mange store spørgsmål i spil i denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden. Og det fortsætter…Kan en ananas skabe kø? Og hvem har tegnet Aalborgs nye havnefront?Vi håber at der bare kommer et enkelt svar på de mange spørgsmål.Skriv til os på swig@dnmh.dkSe med på YouTube her Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode we meet Dawn Gaden who introduces us to IntenSati, a unique practice that supercharges energy and ignites a positive mindset. Dawn shares how through movement, writing, and intention you can wakeup your worthiness, shift the direction of your life and create the outcomes you most desire. About our Guest: Dawn Gaden is the CEO of Mind Body Counselling & Coaching, international speaker, licensed counsellor and best selling author. Her global coaching program - The Image Shift helps professional women end the trance of unworthiness and wake up to their magnificence, using a unique practice to amplify your energy and activate a positive state.As a Verified intenSati Leader, and Registered Yoga Teacher, she shares her passion and knowledge of aligning the energy of our thoughts, emotions and actions to create a life we love.Access Your Gift:https://createconsciousliving.com/page/unleash-joy-in-3-minutesConnect with Dawn GadenWebsite: www.dawngaden.comEmail: dawn@createconsciousliving.comAbout your host:I'm Anita Adams, your host, and the founder of Joyful Inspired Living, an organization dedicated to guiding individuals toward their authentic selves for a life of purpose, passion, and joy. Alongside hosting the Joyful Journey Podcast, I offer transformative retreats, workshops, and coaching programs to unlock inner wisdom. Connect with me via email and explore our community on our website, Facebook Group, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Your support means the world to us! Join our community of Joy Makers, share with friends, and leave us feedback. Subscribe for updates and consider leaving a review to help others discover us. Thank you!Email - anita@joyfulinspiredliving.comWebsite - https://joyfulinspiredliving.com/Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/628676761727732Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/anitaadams604/?hl=enLinkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/anitaadamsyvr/

Mindful transformation is about using the power of mindfulness to become more aware of your thoughts, emotions, and actions, which helps you make positive changes and live your best life. By practicing mindfulness, you can better understand yourself and your reactions, allowing you to navigate life's challenges with greater ease and purpose. This awareness helps you break free from behavioral patterns and make conscious choices that align with your true values and goals.   In this episode, I am joined by Dawn Gaden, the CEO of Mind Body Counseling and Coaching. She is an international speaker, licensed counselor, yoga teacher, self-image coach, and best-selling author. Dawn shares her transition from corporate life to starting a coaching business, ways people pleasers can break the pattern and live authentically, and ways people can tap into their true selves amid all the chaos. She also shares some tips to build a better relationship in your marriage and things you can do in the morning to light up your day. Tune in to learn more about this and other exciting topics!   Timestamps [01:34] Dawn Gaden's background information [02:46] The story behind Dawn helping people live their best life [06:34] The transition from corporate life to starting a coaching business [10:50] Ways people pleasers can break the pattern and live their best life [14:00] Tapping into your true self amid all the chaos [16:58] How coaching and yoga has helped Dawn become a better parent [24:00] Ways to be mindful of how you speak to yourself [27:48] Tips to build a better relationship in your marriage [31:32] Ways to calm yourself when you are overwhelmed [35:03] Reasons why people get stuck in a pattern or a behavior [38:46] Things you can do in the morning to light up your day [43:10] Dawn Gaden's upcoming events Notable quotes: “The first person you need to learn and trust is yourself.” “There is so much power within us and meditation helps us see and discover it.” “You can't give what you don't have. So you have to be patient with your partner if you want your partner to be patient with you.” “Listen to yourself, trust your heart, and know the difference between a negative thought and your true voice.”   Connect with us: Dawn Gaden Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dawngaden Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dawn.gaden Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawngaden/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dawngaden Gabi Garland Website: http://www.gabigarland.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabi.garland/

Så er den gal igen.Denne gang er det Anders der føler at han skal lave noget der er mere vigtigt end at lave podcast. Camilla har heldigvis sagt ja til være vikar for Anders.Hvad har Johnni egentlig lavet?Kan man erstatte ost med kylling pølse?Mange spørgsmål og muligvis svar på det hele i denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden.Skriv til os på swig@dnmh.dkSe med på YouTube her Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden er Johnni blevet rask og frisk igen. Men har dog haft lidt dum numse. Skovmand er forvirret over et nyt tiltag for sikkerhedssko Anders har igen været nøgen i svømmehallen.Husk at du også kan se podcasten på YouTube Skrive til os på mail: swig@dnmh.dk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Johnni Gade kalder "Man down"Anders tager København udfordringen.Skovmands sauna eventyr med polak der hele tiden råber luder.Det og meget mere her i Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden.Husk at du altid kan skrive til os på mail: swig@dnmh.dkOg se det hele på YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLN5fIJ-Si6jVF3jQaFER7uEKCo6yYpao5 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Der er sket en kæmpe udvikling i sagen Johnnis fejlinvestering i Warhammer figurer. Anders er blevet spottet med tissemanden ude. Kan Skovmand tale med træer? Og har man virkeligt lyst til det? Det og meget mere i denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden. Se dette afsnit på YouTube Vil du i kontakt med os? Så send en mail på swig@dnmh.dk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nu er vi tilbage på gaden, lev uden stenbidderrogn og en røget kvabso. Vi fortsætter kaffeføljetonen, Tesla-3-helt-hvid-skalaen, DM-Ugen tager en pris, flere stolte landbrugssønner falder fra til Voldemort på højrefløjen, minkavlerne giver sig selv erstatning og ros til Zetland. Et beredskabsministerium er undervejs, og det er Dr. Dahlbergs våde drøm. Stor ros til Russ Cook, og Rusland kommer IKKE med til OL.Vil du lytte til hele Her Går Det Godt Bagkataloget på Podimo?I hele uge 12, har vi et godt tilbud til dig!Få 45 dages prøveperiode (kan kun benyttes af nye Podimo-abonnenter): https://go.podimo.com/dk/hgdg (79 kroner herefter)Eller få 6 mdr. med 50% rabat (kan bruges af tidligere Podimo-abonnenter): https://go.podimo.com/dk/hgdgtilbud (79 kroner herefter)Værter: Esben Bjerre & Peter Falktoft Redigering: PodAmokKlip: PodAmokMusik: Her Går Det GodtInstagram: @hergaardetgodt @Peterfalktoft @Esbenbjerre

Wortmann har endnu engang gjort sig uheldigt bemærket. Det giver skud ud til Trine. Johnni har tabt sindssygt mange penge på en håbløs investering og hvad skal man egentligt tage i honorar? Det og meget mere i denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden. Vil du i kontakt med de 3 herrer så send en mail til swig@dnmh.dk og husk at du kan se med på YouTube. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden er lidt anderledes. Vi har fået lektier for. Vi har hver især fået til opgave at finde et klip med andre komikere der har inspireret os. Det kommer il at byde på comedy fra 40`erne op op til i dag. Vi syntes at det var sjovt at nørde lidt. Det håber vi også at du gør. Har du kommentarer eller tips? Så send en mail til swig@dnmh.dk eller skriv til Anders :-) Du kan også finde podcasten på YouTube hvor vi gør opmærksom på at Skovmand ser ældre ud på tuben end han gør i virkeligheden. Comedy-nørderi: Hvad vi griner af (youtube.com) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Johnni er blevet til et nyt menneske… eller er han? Kan man cykle til dansk/tyske grænse på en gang pølsemix? Skovmand fortæller om en heroisk cykeltur på en citybike...Anders har fået nye stramme regler for hvad han må gøre under rengøring :-oHusk at du kan finde Skovmand, Wortmann i Gaden på YouTube og du kan altid skrive en mail til swig@dnmh.dk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Podcastvært er måske swinger og Anders har måske brugt en FleshlightI denne udgave bliver Skovmand anklaget for at placere en ananas foran en lejlighed i indre by og Anders har fået en meget mærkelig gave af julemanden. Hvorfor er det mærkeligt når en ven spørger om man har haft en god jul. Bor fiskene i toilettet?Det og mange spørgsmål bliver der muligvis svaret på i denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden.Har du spørgsmål eller kommentarer? Så send en mail til swig@dnmh.dkTjek videoen ud på Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLN5fIJ-Si6jVF3jQaFER7uEKCo6yYpao5. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I Se og Hør kunne alle læse at Anders Wortmann har været på knæ og friet til Trine...det kunne hans mor også...det var ikke så godt. Hør hele historien i denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden.Er der Bryllup på banen, er der også mange spørgsmål.Må Skovmand og Johnni komme med til Brylluppet?Hvad med polterabend? Hvad med antallet af gæster?Og hvad er ligheden imellem et bryllup og skyggelister?Få alle svarene her:)Har du kommentarer eller spørgsmål? Så skriv til swig@dnmh.dk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fluent Fiction - Danish: The Wedding Singer: A Love Song to Copenhagen Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/the-wedding-singer-a-love-song-to-copenhagen Story Transcript:Da: Lars stod midt i København. Lige ved Hans Christian Andersen-statuen på H. C. Andersen Boulevard. Hans hjerte bankede. Det var bryllupsdag. Han skulle bringe gæsterne i festhumør. Den danske tradition krævede en drikkesang.En: Lars stood in the middle of Copenhagen. Right by the statue of Hans Christian Andersen on H.C. Andersen Boulevard. His heart was pounding. It was his wedding day. He was to bring the guests into a festive mood. Danish tradition called for a drinking song.Da: Lars var en simpel mand. Han elskede sin by. Maven kradsede nervøst. Han var ikke en sanger. Men brylluppet ydmygede ingen gæst. I dag skulle han synge højt og stolt.En: Lars was a simple man. He loved his city. His stomach scratched nervously. He was not a singer. But the wedding did not humiliate any guest. Today he would sing loudly and proudly.Da: Gangen var fyldt med stemmer. Farverige kjoler og habitter bølgede rundt. Årstiden var sensommer, og København glimtede i solen. Rådhusets tårn var et symbol på kærligheden. Lars skulle synge under det.En: The corridor was filled with voices. Colorful dresses and suits waved around. It was late summer, and Copenhagen sparkled in the sun. The town hall tower was a symbol of love. Lars was to sing under it.Da: Alle gæsterne ventede. Lars rejste sig. Han følte det kølige glas i hånden. Han så på brudeparret. Øjeblikket var perfekt. Han åbnede munden.En: All the guests awaited. Lars stood up. He felt the cool glass in his hand. He looked at the bridal couple. The moment was perfect. He opened his mouth.Da: Melodien strømmede ud. Hans stemme fyldte salen. Hans ord beskrev København. Kanalerne, klipklapperne på Strøget, Nyhavn. Sangen indrammede byens skønhed. Gæsterne slog i takt.En: The melody flowed out. His voice filled the hall. His words described Copenhagen. The canals, the cobblestones on Strøget, Nyhavn. The song framed the city's beauty. The guests clapped in time.Da: Lars var ikke længere nervøs. Han genkendte sin by i sangen. Brylluppet omsluttede den, ligesom byen favnede dem. Hans hjerte slog i takt med byen. Han var København, og København var ham.En: Lars was no longer nervous. He recognized his city in the song. The wedding enveloped it, just as the city embraced them. His heart beat in rhythm with the city. He was Copenhagen, and Copenhagen was him.Da: Sangen sluttede. Et øjebliks stilhed. Så fyldtes luftrummet med håndklapsalver. Gæster, brudepar, alle klappede. Lars så rundt. Hans København havde sunget med.En: The song ended. A moment of silence. Then the airspace filled with applause. Guests, the bridal couple, everyone clapped. Lars looked around. His Copenhagen had sung along.Da: Der var ingen bedre sang. Ingen bedre drikkesang. Ingen bedre mand til opgaven end Lars. Han havde været nervøs, men havde æret brylluppet. Han havde æret København. Lars smilte.En: There was no better song. No better drinking song. No better man for the task than Lars. He had been nervous, but had honored the wedding. He had honored Copenhagen. Lars smiled.Da: Dagen gik, og natten kom. Gaden blev mørk, men Lars' erindring om denne dag ville altid være lys. Han havde ikke bare sunget en drikkesang. Han havde skænket dem et stykke af hans hjerte, hans by, hans København. Og det ville altid forblive hos dem.En: The day went by, and night came. The street grew dark, but Lars' memory of this day would always be bright. He hadn't just sung a drinking song. He had given them a piece of his heart, his city, his Copenhagen. And it would always stay with them.Da: Og således sluttede Lars' dag, fyldt med følelser og styrke. Han lukkede øjnene, minderne var hans skat. Han havde været en vital del af brylluppet, og det var han stolt af. Hans rolle var fuldført. Han var ikke længere bare en gæst. Han var deres sanger. Og det vil han altid være. Brylluppet var perfekt, og den centrale konflikt var blevet løst med et strejf af personlig stolthed og glæde.En: And so, Lars' day came to an end, filled with emotions and strength. He closed his eyes, memories being his treasure. He had been a vital part of the wedding, and he was proud of it. His role was fulfilled. He was no longer just a guest. He was their singer. And he always will be. The wedding was perfect, and the central conflict had been resolved with a touch of personal pride and joy.Da: Lars sov godt den nat, drømmende om sin drikkesang under stjernerne. Han vågnede op til en ny dag, klar til at opleve sin by igen, som altid, med et hjerte fuldt af kærlighed til København. Og med visheden om, at han var en del af byens historie. Og det føltes fantastisk.En: Lars slept well that night, dreaming about his drinking song under the stars. He woke up to a new day, ready to experience his city again, as always, with a heart full of love for Copenhagen. And with the knowledge that he was a part of the city's history. And it felt fantastic. Vocabulary Words:Lars: LarsCopenhagen: Københavnstatue: statueHans Christian Andersen: Hans Christian AndersenH.C. Andersen Boulevard: H.C. Andersen Boulevardheart: hjertepounding: bankedewedding: bryllupsdagguests: gæsternefestive: festhumørmood: humørDanish tradition: den danske traditiondrinking song: drikkesangsimple: simpelman: mandcity: bystomach: mavescratched: kradsedenervously: nervøstsinger: sangerhumiliate: ydmygecorridor: gangvoices: stemmercolorful: farverigedresses: kjolersuits: habitterlate summer: sensommersparkled: glimtedesun: solentown hall tower: Rådhusets tårn

På et hemmeligt møde for nylig lagde højrekræfter planer, der minder om, hvordan det sorteste kapitel i Tysklands historie begyndte.Den yderste højrefløj er på vej frem, og dens metoder vækker et traume, der har sendt en million tyskere på gaden i protest. I dagens afsnit af ‘Du lytter til Politiken' fortæller Politikens europakorrespondent, Kjeld Hybel, hvad der skete på det hemmelige møde, og hvorfor det har oprørt en hel befolkning. 

The Gaden Shartse monks have returned to Nevada County with help from The Sierra Friends of Tibet and will be giving talks and creating a sand mandala at the Banner Grange in Grass Valley through Friday, February 9th. Their traditional Animal Blessing will take place at Animal Save on February 4th. Sierra Friends of Tibet has teamed up with the Onyx theater to screen “Journey From Zanskar,” a story about 17 Tibetan children who leave home in order to save their dying culture. You can learn more about the monks and view the Monks teaching schedule at sierrafriendsoftibet.net

Denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden vil bære bræg af et upassende sprogbrug. Hvilket desværre er uundgåeligt, når Anders har haft ufrivillig standerhejsning under en julegudstjeneste. Og et forslag om at skræve over børn i et omklædningsrum gør det ikke bedre. Nu er du advaret.Rigtig god fornøjelse.Skovmand, Wortmann og Gade

Godt nytår! I denne første episode i det nye år 2024 kigger vi på 2023 i streamingens verden - på godt og ondt. Det er der kommet en to-parter ud af, og i første del er 'Årets Overraskelse', 'Årets Skuffelse' og 'Hvad har verden set på Netflix?' i fokus. Vi høres på åen. Forresten... Vi er på Twitter - og Instagram-mediet: @streamaaen Og også Facebook: www.facebook.com/streamaaen. Kontakt os gerne: streamaaen@gmail.com. Bag podcasten står Peter Vistisen, Tobias Iskov Thomsen og Anders Zimmer Hansen - alle tidligere paraplyer i Gaden. Yderligere informationer Citat fra film/serie: Succession (HBO, HBO Entertainment, Gary Sanchez Productions, Hyperobject Industries, Hot Seat Productions, Project Zeus / Composer: Nicholas Britell), Only Murders in the Building (Hulu, Rhode Island Ave. Productions, Another Hoffman Story Productions, 40 Share Productions, 20th Television / Composer: Siddhartha Khosla), One Piece (Netflix, Kaji Productions, Tomorrow Studios, Shueisha / Composers: Sonya Belousova, Giona Ostinelli), Invincible (Skybound North, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment, Skybound Animation, Point Grey Pictures, Amazon MGM Studios / Composer: John Paesano)

Birds, vampires, and America; the holy trinity for Tommy Wiseau. This week Abigail, Michelle, and Gaden finish their ode to this spectacular film. They take a long look into the film's production history, abundant trivia, and biased IMDb reviews

Play-dough backs, Korean jackets, and trying cinema. This week Abigail, Michelle, and Gaden watched this Wiseau masterpiece and you should too. They take a long dive into the film's famous lines, worst performers, and unresolved plot mysteries

Så er det blevet jul hos Skovmand, Wortmann og Gaden. Anders har fået dagens største gave; han får endelig sin hævn over den mobning, han er blevet udsat for. Det bliver en anderledes start på juleepisoden, der naturligvis handler om drillenisser og julegaver. Derudover er julefrokosterne på programmet, og det er ikke alle, der er lige glade for dem. Endelig: Er ønskeskyen god eller dårlig? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden er der optakt til boksebrag mellem Skovmand og en splejset Radio4-vært. Forud for opgøret har Anders haft en foruroligende drøm om Skovmand, og Johnni fortæller om sin frygtelige sportsskade.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Den hvor Skovmand, Wortmann og Gaden har det svært med at kommunikere med hinanden. Er Johnni overtroisk? Kan Skovmand spise Franske hotdog uden at spilde? Og Anders har haft en rigtig dum oplevelse.Det og utroligt mange historier om blaffere.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hvor mange penge kan Johnni bruge på en tur til København? Er Anders bange for at blive betragtet som Skovmands Toyboy? Får Skovmand varme løg i saunaen? Disse og mange flere spørgsmål bliver besvaret i denne udgave af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden. Denne episode er lidt anderledes og er med fokus på den nye UP festival eller rejsen dertil.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Apple har lanceret deres nye generation af M-chips til Mac på deres korteste keynote (måske nogensinde).https://linktr.ee/mikeintosh

Dansk-marokkanske Youssef Wayne Hvidtfeldt blev uddannet som skuespiller for ni år siden og har endelig fået sit store gennembrud med hovedrollen som fængselsbetjenten Samir i DR-serien 'Huset'. Han har hele livet vaklet mellem sine etniske identiteter. Han valgte mellemnavnet 'Wayne' som en hilsen til Batman. Men også for at skabe en balance mellem det arabiske og det danske.Kulturjournalist Michael Bo mødte Youssef Wayne i indre by til en snak om vejen til gennembruddet, hans rolle som 'Samir' i huset, livet mellem to etniciteter, religion og fædre samt pludselig at være et kendt ansigt på gaden. Artiklen udkom 7. oktober 2023. Vi hører gerne fra dig, skriv til: dulyttertilpolitiken@pol.dk

Musique Contemporaine - Moderne - Classique Ep98 - instrumentale, ethereal, wave, new, age, newage, romantique, chambrehttps://www.youtube.com/c/SteampunkRadioHans Zimmer - VirtueQntal - VerirretAbandoned Toys - The Witch's Gaden (prelude)Hauschka - StromnessLisa Gerrard - VentelesLuigi Rubino - Voice in the EyeZbigniew Preisner - Van Den Budenmayer Concerto en Mi MineurNave Artificial - Vampirical IIWojciech Kilar - Vampire HuntersArtesia - Valsent Les OmbresDark Sanctuary - Valley of the PainAranis - Vala

Klik og køb billetter til Bilklubben Live på Bremen Teater den 7. januar 2024!Mange af de gode pladser er allerede taget, så skynd dig!Podcasten er blevet til med vores samarbejdspartner GF Forsikring. Afsnit 112 er publiceret d. 2. oktober, 2023. NP, Richter & Grau er endnu en gang klar i studiet, hvor vi skal kigge på følgende...Richter afslører sin yndlings-Lamborghini, som ikke falder i Graus smag.Nissan viser sejt koncept, kinesiske BYD laver sejlende bil, og Teslas lastbil er på vejene.Vi har været på Bornholm og udforsket et ægte ladefund med i alt 148 biler ejet af én mand. Se videoen på vores YouTube!Ugens bil er en genganger i form af Toyota bZ4X, som har fået en tiltrængt softwareopdatering."Hvilken bil har vi fortrudt at have ejet?" er bare ét af de indkomne spørgsmål i Graus Brevkasse.OG så slutter vi traditionen tro afsnittet af med en '8-ledetråde-quiz', med Richter som quizmaster!Rigtig go' fornøjelse!

Det her er det første afsnit af Skovmand og Wortmann i Gaden. Hvor vi taler om Johnnies kørende show, Anders kommende Show og Skovmands sterilisering i Hobro.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to an extraordinary episode of "Loud Whisper," where we delve deep into the transformative power of meditation and the art of creating the life you've always dreamed of. In this captivating conversation, we are joined by the remarkable Dawn Gaden, a distinguished therapist, wellness coach, and renowned expert in reshaping neural pathways through non-medication approaches.Discover the profound benefits of meditation and learn how to embark on this life-changing journey with Dawn's expert guidance. From stress reduction to enhanced focus and emotional well-being, you'll uncover the myriad advantages that meditation can bring to your life.But that's not all. This episode transcends conventional wisdom by empowering you to "Stop Waiting and Start Creating the Life You Want." Dawn Gaden's wealth of knowledge and accomplishments will inspire you to take action and seize the reins of your destiny. She is the CEO of Mind Body Counseling & Coaching, an international speaker, and a successful entrepreneur. Dawn is also a licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Complementary Medicine and Wellness practitioner, and she serves as a therapist and coach. Internationally renowned for her ability to catalyze positive transformation, Dawn spearheads the globally acclaimed coaching program, "The Image Shift: 3 Secrets to Manifesting the Life of Your Dreams," which wields profound influence over the lives of professional women across the world.With an unwavering commitment to her craft, Dawn has dedicated her existence to learning from luminaries in the field of change work, receiving invaluable mentorship from the likes of Bob Proctor and Wayne Dyer. Her impactful presence has graced stages and podcasts, reaching and inspiring a staggering audience of over 10,000 individuals.Join us as we explore the art of self-image and aligning your heart, body, and mind to facilitate lasting positive change. Dawn's insights will leave you motivated, invigorated, and equipped with the tools you need to manifest the life of your dreams.Don't miss this opportunity to reshape your neural pathways, unlock your full potential, and embark on a journey of personal transformation. Tune in now and embark on a path to self-discovery and empowerment with Dawn Gaden, only on "Loud Whisper."Connect with Dawn Gaden:Website: https://createconsciousliving.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dawngaden/TikTok: www.tiktok.com/dawngadenFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/dawn.gaden.3LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawngadenYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX73eMtY1PSMHi-hNuVA_uAJoin the coaching program: https://createconsciousliving.com/page/counseling-coachingSign up for the service vacation to Guatemala: https://createconsciousliving.com/page/eventsRewire Your Brain in Just 3-Minutes: https://createconsciousliving.com/page/rewire-your-brain-in-3-minutesEmail: dawn@createconsciousliving.comWork with Dawn: https://createconsciousliving.com/page/work-with-me

Laughter, friendship, and no body horror. This week Michelle and Abigail don't watch the Human Centipede sequel, and instead play some Rating Descending trivia with special guest and quizmaster Gaden Sousa. They had a great time and hugged and stuff :)

John Gaden on turning his back on law and landing on the stage

Nu vil Christiania af med Pusher Street. Natten til tirsdag lukkede en gruppe beboere gaden af med containere og betonblokke. De vil ikke længere bo ved siden af pushernes vold.Men hvorfor vil christianitterne lukke Pusher Street?Og er der overhovedet noget, der indikerer, at nattens aktion kan sætte et endegyldigt punktum for ‘Gaden'? Det svarer Politikens journalist Ida Nathan på, som gennem længere tid har fulgt udviklingen på Christiania.

In the latest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Dawn Gaden. Dawn Gaden is the CEO of Mind Body Counseling & Coaching, an international speaker and successful entrepreneur. She is a powerhouse in the field of personal development. Dawn is also internationally known for igniting positive change. Her global coaching program - The Image Shift, 3 Secrets to Manifesting the Life of Your Dreams is powerfully transforming professional women's lives around the world. Dawn has devoted her life to studying with the best in the field of change work, and has been mentored by speaking icons like Bob Proctor and Christopher Kai and has spoken on stages and podcasts to over 10,000 people. Dawn is a licensed counselor, coach, registered yoga teacher, and has a unique expertise in changing the brain with exercise in a practice called intenSati. As an intenSati leader, Dawn teaches her clients a whole body experience that creates a sustainable and powerful image shift that forever impacts their lives. In this episode we discuss being a caregiver, self-care, self-love, fear The Image Shift and cancer.   Website - https://www.createconsciousliving.com/ IG - http://www.instagram.com/dawngaden Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@dawngaden-TheImageShift33   In this episode you will learn: 1. Why being consistent is so important in your life. 2. That every obstacle in our lives provides an opportunity for success. 3. How to live beyond your limits.   "If you want to be fit and healthy, you exercise not once. But you create a lifestyle of it. If you want to heal your body and become strong and healthy on the inside." - 00:06:36 "When we stay in that place of fear, guess what we create more fear, pain, more suffering."- 00:32:01 "If anything, if you have one thing you can do for yourself, love yourself. Like truly love yourself. Look yourself in the mirror as painful as most people tell me that is look yourself in the mirror. Look yourself in the eyeballs and say, I love you." - 00:51:50   THE WORLD needs to hear your message and your story. Don't deny the world of that gift within you that the universe has gave to you. Someone out there needs to hear your story because it will support them in feeling hope, inspired and even transformed. Want to discover how I help my clients get out of their own way, show up and confidently share their message? I would like to invite you to check out my FREE MASTERCLASS REPLAY Start Your Own Podcast: Idea to Implementation Watch Here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7iItDG4qaI

In the latest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Dawn Gaden. Dawn Gaden is the CEO of Mind Body Counseling & Coaching, an international speaker and successful entrepreneur. She is a powerhouse in the field of personal development. Dawn is also internationally known for igniting positive change. Her global coaching program - The Image Shift, 3 Secrets to Manifesting the Life of Your Dreams is powerfully transforming professional women's lives around the world. Dawn has devoted her life to studying with the best in the field of change work, and has been mentored by speaking icons like Bob Proctor and Christopher Kai and has spoken on stages and podcasts to over 10,000 people. Dawn is a licensed counselor, coach, registered yoga teacher, and has a unique expertise in changing the brain with exercise in a practice called intenSati. As an intenSati leader, Dawn teaches her clients a whole body experience that creates a sustainable and powerful image shift that forever impacts their lives. In this episode we discuss being a caregiver, self-care, self-love, fear The Image Shift and cancer.   Website - https://www.createconsciousliving.com/ IG - http://www.instagram.com/dawngaden Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@dawngaden-TheImageShift33   In this episode you will learn: 1. Why being consistent is so important in your life. 2. That every obstacle in our lives provides an opportunity for success. 3. How to live beyond your limits.   "If you want to be fit and healthy, you exercise not once. But you create a lifestyle of it. If you want to heal your body and become strong and healthy on the inside." - 00:06:36 "When we stay in that place of fear, guess what we create more fear, pain, more suffering."- 00:32:01 "If anything, if you have one thing you can do for yourself, love yourself. Like truly love yourself. Look yourself in the mirror as painful as most people tell me that is look yourself in the mirror. Look yourself in the eyeballs and say, I love you." - 00:51:50   THE WORLD needs to hear your message and your story. Don't deny the world of that gift within you that the universe has gave to you. Someone out there needs to hear your story because it will support them in feeling hope, inspired and even transformed. Want to discover how I help my clients get out of their own way, show up and confidently share their message? I would like to invite you to check out my FREE MASTERCLASS REPLAY Start Your Own Podcast: Idea to Implementation Watch Here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7iItDG4qaI

Modern Classical Music Ep134 - Ethereal Ambient Neoclassical - Newage - New Age Mixhttps://www.youtube.com/c/SteampunkRadioHans Zimmer - VirtueQntal - VerirretAbandoned Toys - The Witch's Gaden (prelude)Hauschka - StromnessLisa Gerrard - VentelesLuigi Rubino - Voice in the EyeZbigniew Preisner - Van Den Budenmayer Concerto en Mi MineurNave Artificial - Vampirical IIWojciech Kilar - Vampire HuntersArtesia - Valsent Les OmbresDark Sanctuary - Valley of the PainAranis - Vala

Steampunk Music Podcast Ep139 - Ethereal Ambient Instrumental - Experimental Classical Mixhttps://www.youtube.com/c/SteampunkRadioHans Zimmer - VirtueQntal - VerirretAbandoned Toys - The Witch's Gaden (prelude)Hauschka - StromnessLisa Gerrard - VentelesLuigi Rubino - Voice in the EyeZbigniew Preisner - Van Den Budenmayer Concerto en Mi MineurNave Artificial - Vampirical IIWojciech Kilar - Vampire HuntersArtesia - Valsent Les OmbresDark Sanctuary - Valley of the PainAranis - Vala

John Gaden AO is a national treasure. A veteran of the stage and star of the upcoming 'Mr Bailey's Minder' at the Ensemble Theatre. Appearing alongside him in that play as well as this episode of the quiz is young actor Claudia Ware. It's clear how much they enjoy each others company. They don't get every question correct, but they have fun getting there.Get your tickets to Mr Bailey's Minder here:https://www.ensemble.com.au/shows/mr-baileys-minder/Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-saturday-quiz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fra lettelsen over, at hun er i live, til harmen over, hvad hun kan være blevet udsat for. Sagen har haft et sjældent greb om os allesammen. Sårede civile strømmer ind på Sudans hospitaler, der nu er ved at løbe tør for blod. Almindelige borgere står lige nu i vejen for to mænds indædte kamp om magt. I Odense har en gammel statue fået fornyet opmærksomhed. Vært: Simon Stefanski.

Sentara Healthcare Regional President Paul Gaden discusses challenges in rural health, strengths of rural hospitals, and the impact on communities when rural hospitals close.

Dawn Gaden is the CEO of Mind Body Counseling & Coaching PLLC.As a licensed counselor, international speaker, and best selling author, her global coaching program - The Image Shift helps outwardly successful women get unstuck from limiting beliefs so they can manifest the life of their dreams.With over 2 decades in the world of personal empowerment, she's been mentored by speaking icons Bob Proctor and Wayne Dyer, and has spoken on stages including the U.S. Air Force Academy, The Leading Voice Summit, and Crom Castle Northern Ireland and podcasts to over 10,000 people.With the intenSati Method, Dawn teaches a whole-body experience that elevates your energy, creates a powerful image shift that leads to a high performance state of living.She is most grateful for the gifts she has discovered through her journey with cancer.Dawn is raising her four boys, including 16 year old twins with her husband Mike of 22 years, in their home in Michigan. She loves traveling with her family, paddle-boarding, and taking long walks on the beach. Learn more about Dawn here!Learn more about Path to Podcast Success here!

Show Notes: Bio: Claire Ghetti is Professor of Music Therapy at the Grieg Academy Music Therapy Research Centre (GAMUT), The Grieg Academy - Department of Music, University of Bergen, Norway. Claire's research centers on how music and the relationships that are enabled through musicking serve as resources for health in intensive medical contexts. Claire has published research and theoretical work in the area of music therapy as procedural support for invasive medical procedures, music therapy for hospitalized children at risk for traumatization and resource-oriented approaches to music therapy for parents of premature infants. Claire is co-editor-in-chief of the open access, social justice-oriented online journal, Voices: A World Forum for Music Therapy.Experiences of Expats - ArticleClaire M. Ghetti (2012) Music therapy as procedural support for invasive medical procedures: toward the development of music therapy theory, Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, 21:1, 3-35, DOI: 10.1080/08098131.2011.571278Claire M. Ghetti, PhD, LCAT, MT-BC, Effect of Music Therapy with Emotional-Approach Coping on Preprocedural Anxiety in Cardiac Catheterization: A Randomized Controlled Trial, Journal of Music Therapy, Volume 50, Issue 2, Summer 2013, Pages 93–122, https://doi.org/10.1093/jmt/50.2.93Ghetti, C. M., Vederhus, B. J., Gaden, T. S., Brenner, A. K., Bieleninik, Ł., Kvestad, I., ... & Gold, C. (2021). Longitudinal study of music therapy's effectiveness for premature infants and their caregivers (LongSTEP): Feasibility study with a Norwegian cohort. Journal of Music Therapy, 58(2), 201-240.Ghetti, C. M. (2011). Active music engagement with emotional-approach coping to improve well-being in liver and kidney transplant recipients. Journal of music therapy, 48(4), 463-485.Gaden, T. S., Ghetti, C., Kvestad, I., & Gold, C. (2022). The LongSTEP approach: Theoretical framework and intervention protocol for using parent-driven infant-directed singing as resource-oriented music therapy. Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, 31(2), 107-132.Potvin, N., Bradt, J., & Ghetti, C. (2018). A theoretical model of resource-oriented music therapy with informal hospice caregivers during pre-bereavement. Journal of music therapy, 55(1), 27-61.Ghetti, C. M. (2011). Clinical practice of dual-certified music therapists/child life specialists: A phenomenological study. Journal of music therapy, 48(3), 317-345.Ghetti, C. M. (2002). Comparison of the effectiveness of three music therapy conditions to modulate behavior states in students with profound disabilities: A pilot study. Music Therapy Perspectives, 20(1), 20-30.Epstein, S., Elefant, C., & Ghetti, C. (2022). Israeli Parents' Lived Experiences of Music Therapy With Their Preterm Infants Post-Hospitalization. Journal of Music Therapy.Ghetti, C. M. (2015). Phenomenological research in music therapy.

The latest episode of Public Power Now features an episode of Public Power Conversations with APPA's President and CEO Joy Ditto. Joy speaks with Kevin Gaden, president & CEO of the Illinois Municipal Electric Agency, and Dave Osburn, general manager of the Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority, about some of the recent developments in the natural gas world, including rising prices, and how they affect public power.

On Today's Podcast This week I sit down with Dawn Gaden. Dawn Gaden is the CEO of Mind Body Counseling & Coaching, an international speaker, and a successful entrepreneur. Dawn is a powerhouse in the field of personal development. She is internationally known for igniting positive change. Her global coaching program – The Image Shift, 3 Secrets to Manifesting the Life of Your Dreams, is powerfully transforming professional women's lives around the world. Dawn has devoted her life to studying with the best in the field of change work. Dawn has been mentored by speaking icons like Bob Proctor and Christopher Kai and has spoken on stages and podcasts to over 10,000 people. Dawn has over 21 years of experience as a licensed counselor, coach, and registered yoga teacher and has a unique expertise in changing the brain with exercise in a practice called intenSati. As an intenSati leader, Dawn teaches her clients a whole-body experience that creates a sustainable and powerful image shift that forever impacts their lives. Dawn was born and raised in Michigan, where she currently lives with her husband, Mike, of 22 years. She is raising four amazing boys, including 15-year-old twins! She especially loves paddleboarding, taking long walks on the beach, and going on wild adventures across the country with her family each year. But she is most grateful for the gifts she has discovered through her journey with cancer. It was in this experience that Dawn learned to thrive by living from a heart-centered place, choosing to never compromise her joy and happiness for struggle and limitations.   How to Connect with Dawn www.createconsciousliving.com Instagram: @dawngaden Facebook: @dawngaden LinkedIn: Dawn Gaden TikTok: @dawngaden   Get Dawn's Gift Below

What you'll learn in this episode: How David earned the nickname the “100-carat man” for selling some of the most expensive jewels in history What type of buyers are interested in eight-figure gems How David got the opportunity to write “Understanding Jewelry” with Daniela Mascetti Why the most incredible jewelry may be off the beaten path Why 18th century jewelry is so rare, and why people have refashioned old jewelry throughout history   About David Bennett Regarded internationally as a leading authority in the field of precious stones and jewelry, David Bennett is best known in his role as Worldwide Chairman of Sotheby's Jewelry Division, a post he held until 2020, after a brilliant 42 years career at Sotheby's. During his prestigious career David sold three of the five most expensive jewels in auction history and as well as seven 100-carat diamonds – earning him the nickname the ‘100-carat man'. David has also presided over many legendary, record-breaking auctions such as the Jewels of the Duchess of Windsor (1987), The Princely Collections of Thurn und Taxis (1992) and Royal Jewels from the Bourbon-Parma Family (2018). Among the many records achieved during his career as an auctioneer is that for the highest price ever paid for a gemstone, the CTF Pink Star, a 59.60ct Vivid Pink diamond which sold for $71.2 million in 2017, and the world record for any jewelry sale where he achieved a total of $175.1 million in May 2016. David was named among the top 10 most powerful people in the art world in December 2013 by the international magazine Art + Auction. In June 2014, Swiss financial and business magazine Bilan named him among the top 50 “most influential people in Switzerland”. David Bennett is co-author, with Daniela Mascetti, of the best-selling reference book Understanding Jewelry, in print since 1989. They have also co-written Celebrating Jewelry, published in 2012. In 2021, David and Daniela launched a unique website showcasing their unparalleled experience and knowledge in the field of jewelry. David Bennett grew up in London and graduated from university with a degree in Philosophy, a subject about which he is still passionate, alongside alchemy and hermetic astrology. Additional Resources: Website: https://www.understanding-jewellery.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/understandingjewellery/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UnderstandingJewellery Twitter: https://twitter.com/UJewellery_ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/19192787 Transcript: Whether you know his name or not, David Bennett is responsible for some of the most significant jewelry auctions in history. Before retiring from Sotheby's in 2020, David sold the Pink Star, the most expensive gem ever sold at auction, and whopping seven 100-carat diamonds. He's also the co-author of the jewelry bible “Understanding Jewelry” with his colleague Daniela Mascetti. He joined the Jewelry Journey Podcast to talk about his new business with Daniela; what it was like to handle some of the world's most precious jewels; and why he thinks gemstones hold incredible power. Read the episode transcript here. Sharon: Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Jewelry Journey Podcast. Here at the Jewelry Journey, we're about all things jewelry. With that in mind, I wanted to let you know about an upcoming jewelry conference, which is “Beyond Boundaries: Jewelry of the Americas.” It's sponsored by the Association for the Study of Jewelry and Related Arts, or, as it's otherwise known, ASJRA. The conference takes place virtually on Saturday and Sunday May 21 and May 22, which is around the corner. For details on the program and the speakers, go to www.jewelryconference.com. Non-members are welcome. I have to say that I attended this conference in person for several years, and it's one of my favorite conferences. It's a real treat to be able to sit in your pajamas or in comfies in your living room and listen to some extraordinary speakers. So, check it out. Register at www.jewelryconference.com. See you there.   This is a two-part Jewelry Journey podcast. Please make sure you subscribe so you can hear part two as soon as it comes out later this week. Today, my guest is David Bennett, who you may be familiar with. He coauthored with Daniela Mascetti what is often referred to as the bible of the jewelry industry, and that is the ubiquitous book “Understanding Jewelry.” David spent his 40-year career at the international auction house Sotheby's. When he left, he held the position of Worldwide Chairman of International Jewelry. He's a veteran of gemstones and is often called the “100-carat man” because of his multiple sales of hundred-carat diamonds at record-breaking prices.    He and Daniela just published “Understanding Jewelry: The 20th Century.” They've also launched an online business, UnderstandingJewelry.com, which encompasses education, appraisals, travel and more. In his spare time, he is a part-time lecturer in philosophy, and he's also an astrologer. We'll hear more about his extraordinary jewelry journey today. David, welcome to the program.   David: A pleasure.   Sharon: So glad to have you. Tell us about your jewelry journey, how you became involved with jewelry and how you joined Sotheby's. It's an interesting story.   David: As you've already mentioned, I graduated in philosophy. Most people are rather surprised about that. It's a wonderful thing to study. It was a long time ago in the distant past. I graduated in 1973. I wanted, after university, to go to the London Film School because I've always been interested in film as a medium, but my father, who was basically a Victorian, thought that Hollywood was not the sort of thing for a young gentleman. He cunningly invited me for lunch with a friend of his who was a director at Sotheby's. He painted Sotheby's so glamorously, I might say, more than anything else, and he invited me to come on a one-year training in all the things that Sotheby's sold, from contemporary art to silver. I thought, “Oh, O.K., that's another year of education.” It was the beginning of many years of education, but I thought I'd try that.   In May of the following year, Britain and most of the world had fallen into disastrous economic times. London was working a three-day week because there wasn't electricity to power it. It's amazing when you think of it. Of course, as a result, there were very few jobs, so for the first time in my life until that point, I suddenly thought, “I'd better get about what I'm going to do.” Literally, I hadn't thought about it. I thought, “Well, something will come up, maybe a lecturer in philosophy.”    So, in this very difficult environment, my father's friend came to me and said, “Look, David, I've got a job for you.” I said, “Great, what is it?” He said, “It's in the jewelry department,” and I said, “The jewelry department. I don't even know how to spell sapphire. Is it two p's or one?” He said, “You'll love it. They have sales. They just started having sales in Switzerland. There's a lot of travel, and you'll be getting in at the ground floor of very interesting subjects.” I was very skeptical about it, but he said, “Look, more important than anything else, you need a job because the world's going into a very difficult time.” In fact, he turned out to be right, because it was at least 15 years before we started to get out of this massive crisis at the time. So, I took the job and that's how I got into it. It was sort of through the back door.    I knew nothing about jewelry, absolutely nothing about jewelry. It was a huge learning curve, a huge apprenticeship. I think I mentioned to you that I went out early on and bought some sheets of gold and silver. I learned how to work with the metal and how difficult it is to set a stone in a ring. I wanted to know about everything. I wanted to know about Roman jewelry, Greek jewelry. I thought, “If I'm going to spend my whole life doing this, I don't want to have any bits that I don't know at least something about.”    So, that's how I began. As always in careers, you get a lot of lucky breaks. People seemed to like me, which is very surprising, so there you are. I got quickly promoted, and my first big job was running the London Jewelry Department. That was in 1984. I took my first auction in 1979. The big break after that was that I was promoted to head of jewelry in Europe and the Middle East in 1989. I moved with that promotion to Geneva, which was a great move, a wonderful place. Then I started having to make my mark. I was in a highly competitive environment. Christie's the main competitor. It's an extremely good company as well.   We ran sales in Geneva. My principal sales were in Geneva twice a year and once at St. Moritz in the winter, at which we competed to do the largest turnover and the biggest, record-breaking sales and the biggest, record-breaking stones and so on. It was a great time, and I continued doing that until two years ago when I retired. By then, I'd become Worldwide Chairman of Sotheby's. During this career, I was very lucky because I saw some of the greatest jewels in the world. I still hold the world record for the most expensive diamond ever sold at more than $70 million. I sold the most expensive ruby ever sold for more than $30 million. There were so many wonderful collections, like the Windsor Sale in 1987, which is what made my name really. The jewels of the Duchess of Windsor are still the most incredible auction. So, it was a combination of determination and lucky breaks. Everybody's career is like this.   Sharon: What were your thoughts the first time you looked at a 100-carat? Was it, “Oh, there's another diamond?” or was it “Oh my god, how could that be?”   David: The first time I saw one was in the summer of 1990. I had just arrived in Geneva. I put together my first sale, really, in Geneva, and I wanted to make a mark, to do something that nobody else had done. I can see it now. In those days, I was in this splendid Medieval chateau in the middle of nowhere in France, and I got a phone call. In those days, mobile phones were virtually unheard of, so it was a big thing like a brick, and this chap said, “I've heard about you. I've got a very important stone I'd like you to come and see. Would you be able to come to Antwerp to meet me?” In those days, the answer was always yes. So, I left my family there and took a plane right to Antwerp.    This young chap, about the same age as me, passed a little bag across the table, and there was the first hundred carats of the Pashe Stone. Extraordinary. It was D color, internally flawless, actually like a piece of ice. It was absolutely crystal clear. I fell in love with it, so he said, “Do you think you could sell it?” I said I had absolutely no idea, but I'd love to try. He said it was $12 million. I can't remember the exact figures for it. That was probably nearly double what any other diamond had ever sold for, but in the beginning when you take risks, you're very comfortable.    When I got home that night, my wife said to me, “You look worried. What's the matter?” I said, “Well, I think I may have made the biggest mistake of my career.” She said, “What?” I said, “I've taken a diamond worth $12 to 15 million.” And she said, “You're kidding me.” I said, “No.” And then she said that awful question that began to haunt me: “Who would you be selling it to?” At that point, I didn't know. I had three months to find somebody. I remember it was rather amusing because the timing could not have been worse. A week after that—you're just about old enough, I think, to remember—Hussein invaded Kuwait. Do you remember?   Sharon: Yes.   David: You may remember what happened, because I remember it vividly. The world went into shock. Markets dropped. In Switzerland—can you believe it—we all had to suddenly take rations into our air raid shelters. I thought, “Oh, that's that, then. At least it lets me off the hook. Maybe he doesn't expect it to sell now.” Either way, it was a bit of a relief.    After this, I decided to start taking it around the world a bit. I took it to certain countries in the Middle East and began showing it to possible clients. One chap, I'll never forget it, came in and said, “Sir, can I see the stone?” and I said, “By all means.” He's looking at the stone, and I'm thinking, “He's been looking for a long time. Honestly, he really seems to like it.” So, I said, “Sir, are you buying for your wife?” There's a young man talking; my naivete. He looked at me with a slight grin and he said, “No.” So, I said, “For somebody else, then?” He said, “No, it's for nobody.” I said, “You want it because you think it's an investment?” He said, “Maybe partly, yes.” I said, “What's the main reason?” He said—it's something that's stuck in my mind ever since—“How can I put $14 million in my pocket any other way?” Maybe uranium. You'd still need a lead box, but it was an extraordinary thought. When you've got war around, this sort of thing matters, doesn't it? It's portable value. Throughout history, for the last 4,000 years, jewelry has also been used for that specific purpose because it's very portable.    So, I get up on the rostrum. I have no idea that I'm going to sell it. I think there were 200 lots before the final lot with this 100-carat diamond. The sale was going quite well. I opened the lot. I think I opened at $8 million. There wasn't much interest at all when they start bidding. Suddenly, right at the back of the room, this chap started waving his hand. I took the bids from him and knocked it down for him, “Sold!” All the cameras and TV stations and radios in the room are approaching the rostrum where I was standing. Of course, the first question to me is, “Who's the buyer?” Now, I looked at the back of the room, and the man who had raised his hand, as I was being asked the question, was moving very quickly out of the back of the room. I said, “Oh my god!” because that was the worst possible thing that could have happened in those days. This was before you had to register to bid. It could have been some sort of maniac. So, I quickly got my colleagues sitting beside me. I said, “Run after him. Find out who it is.” Luckily, they found him as he was leaving the hotel where we had been holding the sale. He was in fact the driver, the chauffeur, of the buyer. So, I was lucky that I was able to announce the buyer.   That was the first of many extraordinary experiences with highly valued stones, pink diamonds, blue diamonds. They make millions and millions. Within 10 or 15 years, $12 million had been dwarfed by bigger stones and higher-value things. It was an extraordinary career when I look back at it. I'm quite busy doing what I'm doing now, to be honest with you. There comes a point where something like that, that is so unpredictable—you don't know what the next stone is going to be, what the next collection is going to be—you suddenly start thinking, “Actually, I've done that. I'd like to do something else.” That's when Daniela and I, about two years ago, decided we would retire. We were above the age we were expected to do that, so we set up this company, which so far has been great fun.    Sharon: You mean your online company, UnderstandingJewelry.com.   David: Yeah.   Sharon: Did you decide to write the book and then it occurred to you to do this?   David: No, the history of the book is a thing in itself. Believe or not, I'm thinking back to 1986. I got a phone call. I'm in the office and this chap was on the phone. He said, “Mr. Bennett?” I said, “Yes.” He said, “I'm so-and-so. I'm from a publishing company. I'd like to take you for lunch,” and I said, “O.K.” We fixed it for a week's time. We arrived at this restaurant, and he said, “Thank you. Now, I'll explain why I want to see you,” and as he did so, he slid across the table an envelope. He said, “Have a look inside.” Inside in the envelope was a check for a man who just had his second baby, a check for the sort of sum of money that makes you think. I said, “What is this for?” because I was suspicious. He said, “That's an advance, because you're going to write me a book, and it's going to be called ‘Understanding Jewelry.' Amazing, isn't it?” I said, “Really?” and he said, “Well, what do you think?” I said, quite candidly, “That amount of money is quite persuasive. Let me think about it.” I thought about it for a couple of days and said yes, and he said, “O.K., I want the first manuscript within a year,” and they published the book within two years.     When I got back to the office, I said, “Goodness me, O.K. Well, you'd better get started.” I began quickly to realize that I wasn't going to be able to do this on my own because I had so many other things going on. Daniela was working with me in London at that time, so I approached her because she's a real academic. She loves research and everything else, so I said, “Look, would you be interested?” and she said, “Yeah, absolutely. Let's do it.” That's where it began.    It took about two years to write it. In those days, writing a book like that was much more complicated because when you put the book together, you have the negatives of everything, and you can imagine there were a huge number of photographs in the book. Each one of them had to be printed. It's not like nowadays, where you have digital photographs. It was a massive task, and without Daniela it would never have been written. We brought it out in the autumn of 1989, just as I was leaving to go live in Switzerland, and it was a huge success right from the word go. We thought, “We'll sell a few copies.” In fact, it's been incredible. They're saying it's the largest selling hardback book in jewelry in the world. It's been around so long.    Sharon: It wouldn't surprise me. I know you've had several updates.   David: And 10 reprints, separate editions in Russian, Japanese, Italian, Hungarian, even. It's been great. In 2012, we decided that we'd become old and ugly enough to think about another book, so we wrote one for ourselves called “Celebrating Jewelry,” which was done for our own pleasure. We just chose items that we'd sold throughout our careers and wrote a book about it. That was also celebrating the new photography that was available. “Understanding Jewelry: The 20th Century” came out at the end of last year. It's selling very well. We're working now on another book, “Understanding Jewelry: The 19th Century.” We're both looking forward to it, as it's one of our favorite periods of the history of jewelry.   Sharon: What made you decide to write “Understanding Jewelry: The 20th Century?” What made you decide it was time to write another book?    David: It was very simple, actually, because “Understanding Jewelry” runs a timeline. It begins from about 1750 and runs all the way through to when it was written, the late 20th century. With 20 years of hindsight about the 20th century, we're a little bit distant; we have a little bit of perspective about it. We thought the obvious thing to do was to complete the last two decades of the 20th century with the best of hindsight and everything else. It became clear to us that we'd like to do that also to the 19th century. So, we decided to have two new volumes which go into more depth about each of the time periods.   Sharon: Did you decide to launch the online business when you were writing the book? Did you think, “Oh, this would make a great business online?” or had you already thought about doing an online business?   David: I was thinking about it with what's happened in the last 10 or 15 years in our careers. What became quite clear to me was the power of the internet, particularly, for example, on the auction business. 20 years ago, you would have had virtually no bids coming online because they wouldn't be online. Even before I left two years ago, huge portions of the sale were being sold to online bidders, very often people who'd never seen a piece of jewelry that was being sold. It seemed to me that there was this opportunity for us to offer a service to people who were collectors of jewelry, but weren't able to see the jewels themselves. A lot of the new collectors are, as you know, from the Far East and, increasingly and in very recent times, from mainland China. What I think people need in this new online world is—we wanted to offer a sort of endorsement. We wanted to be able to say that we think this is a wonderful piece of jewelry. We've seen it. We've handled it.    We have this section to bring out very shortly, in the next month or so, beginning with London and Geneva and then New York and other cities, looking at what's on offer within the trade. We call it “Hidden Treasures,” because a lot of the great jewelry retailers or specialized retailers are not shop fronts on Madison Avenue or on Wall Street. You have to know where they are, and we've chosen pieces in their retailers to write about. We're not owned by price; we're not trying to sell them. It's just to say that these are great pieces; have a look at them. See what you think, and we offer other services that offset our evaluation services.    This summer in June, we're starting our first tour. It starts in Burgundy, where I'm sitting now, at my property in Burgundy, and then we move to Paris. We're going to take a group of 12 or 14 collectors. It'll be lectures and visits. Hopefully, the idea is that it'll be nearly a week of entertainment but also study. It's meant to be a learning thing as well as being entertaining. We're going to visit some great restaurants around here, great restaurants in Paris. We're going to visit the remaining French crown jewels. We've also been invited by some of the major historic jewel companies, Cartier, Boucheron, Valeria, so we'll be taking this group there to have an insider's look at these companies. This particular course, which will be between Burgundy and Paris, as I said, will feature jewelry from 1880 to World War II, so Belle Epoque, the Gaden style and Art Déco very roughly. It will be quite an intense six days I think, speckled with fun.    Sharon: I'm sure. It sounds very intense. It sounds like somebody would learn a lot. 

Dawn Gaden is the owner of Mind-Body Counseling & Coaching, PLLC. Her coaching program - Design Your Ideal Life - helps professional moms unleash their superpowers for real happiness. Using powerful positive words with high energy movement, we elevate our thoughts, words, and actions to take the quantum leap for success. Dawn is a powerhouse in the field of personal development. She is known for igniting positive change, helping individuals create a culture of positivity, productivity, and optimizing potential. She has devoted her life to studying with the best in the field of change work. Dawn is a member of the Bob Proctor Coaching Program, an international speaker featured in PGI (Proctor Gallagher Institute/ MSI community) and in the global community of executives, (Executive Networking Events) ENE, speaking on using your creative faculties to envision your goal. Dawn has been featured in several podcasts teaching on mindset and movement, magazines sharing how she thrived through cancer. Dawn is a licensed counselor, coach, Verified intenSati Leader, and Registered Yoga Teacher. Through her work as an accountability coach with the Sati365 Program, and her published work with Teachable, Udemy, Mindstead, and InsightTimer, she shares her passion and knowledge in how beliefs change your biology, changing the brain with exercise, and how mindfulness creates an empowered living.After learning to thrive with cancer, Dawn learned to live from a heart-centered place, never compromising her joy and happiness for struggle and limitations. Dawn was born and raised in Michigan where she currently lives with her husband of 22 years, raising their four boys, the youngest are twins. She is passionate about taking the family on the road for adventures across the country, seeing new places every year. She loves paddle boarding with her husband and taking long walks on the beaches of Lake Michigan. Connect with Dawn: WEBSITEFacebookLinkedInInstagram     Join the Feed your Body with Love Tribe Here Learn more about your host Jenn Jenn's Website with Contact information   

Dawn Gaden is the owner of Mind-Body Counseling & Coaching, PLLC. Her coaching program - Design Your Ideal Life - helps professional moms unleash their superpowers for real happiness. Using powerful positive words with high energy movement, we elevate our thoughts, words, and actions to take the quantum leap for success.Dawn is a powerhouse in the field of personal development. She is known for igniting positive change, helping individuals create a culture of positivity, productivity, and optimizing potential. She has devoted her life to studying with the best in the field of change work. Dawn is a member of the Bob Proctor Coaching Program, an international speaker featured in PGI (Proctor Gallagher Institute/ MSI community) and in the global community of executives, (Executive Networking Events) ENE, speaking on using your creative faculties to envision your goal.Dawn has been featured in several podcasts teaching on mindset and movement, magazines sharing how she thrived through cancer.Dawn is a licensed counselor, coach, Verified intenSati Leader, and Registered Yoga Teacher. Through her work as an accountability coach with the Sati365 Program, and her published work with Teachable, Udemy, Mindstead, and InsightTimer, she shares her passion and knowledge in how beliefs change your biology, changing the brain with exercise, and how mindfulness creates an empowered living.After learning to thrive with cancer, Dawn learned to live from a heart-centered place, never compromising her joy and happiness for struggle and limitations.Dawn was born and raised in Michigan where she currently lives with her husband of 22 years, raising their four boys, the youngest are twins. She is passionate about taking the family on the road for adventures across the country, seeing new places every year. She loves paddle boarding with her husband and taking long walks on the beaches of Lake Michigan.Connect with Dawn:WEBSITEFacebookLinkedInInstagram  Join the Feed your Body with Love Tribe HereLearn more about your host JennJenn's Website with Contact information  

Dawn's practice, Mind Body Counseling & Coaching is located in Brighton Michigan. As a Licensed Professional Counselor and Holistic Health Coach, she works with individuals who are ready to do the hard work, dedicated to living their lives on purpose. Dawn's meditation workshops, yoga classes and intenSati classes offer heart opening, mind focusing, and invigorating practice, grounded in breath work and a focus on both physical and energetic alignment. Show Links Learn more about the Brighton Chamber by visiting our website. Guest Links Learn more about Dawn Gaden at www.createconsciousliving.com or call/text: (810) 623-7375 Email: mindbodycounseling407@gmail.com Links below for some of Dawn's favorite books referenced in the podcast.   Danielle Laporte: The Fire Starter Sessions  Danielle Laporte: The Desire Map  Jack Canfield: The Success Principles