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On this episode I'm joined by  Genevieve Gaignard as we discuss her latest exhibition, and third solo with Vielmetter Los Angeles, Thinking Out Loud. In the show, Gaignard excavates concepts of identity and reflects on the intersections of life's journey.  In what might be Gaignard's most intimate body of work to date, Thinking Out Loud overlaps her practice with her most recent lived experience, set against the backdrop of her newly situated life in New York where she has a new studio. Her symbol-laden, cryptic work speaks to larger truths: the building and breaking down of walls, the rupture of domesticity as wallpaper tears, and the detritus of everyday life that we must all work our way through. Gaignard explores the veil as armor, representing protection while moving through growth.  Gaignard has described her working process as a “lived playlist, a diaristic processing of my life, a creative vibe set against the backdrop of mix tapes and personal soundtracks that transcends, romanticizes, and provides an escape from the everyday.” 

Jayson and Kandis Gaignard join us to discuss their personal, professional, and family challenges and successes. Stay tuned for more in this episode, as they emphasize the importance of maintaining strong marital practices through meaningful conversation with your partner and establishing a work-life balance.   Key takeaways to listen for The power of innovation to build your base from small beginnings Advantages of balancing work and family life with your spouse  How to hold a meaningful conversation with your partner Why it is essential to foster the right people around you Habits to keep your partners feel nurtured Powerful tips for embracing your present moment, validation, and small wins   Resources mentioned in this episode The 4-Hour Chef by Tim Ferriss | Hardcover and Kindle  The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss | Hardcover and Kindle  The 4-Hour Body by Tim Ferriss | Kindle  Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl | Paperback   About Jayson and Kandis Gaignard A veteran entrepreneur, Jayson Gaignard is the founder of a top-rated business podcast on iTunes and runs one of the world's most exclusive events for entrepreneurs. His wife, Kandis Marie Gaignard, is an entrepreneur, a baker, a blogger, and also a co-founder of MMT Community. His invite-only event brings together brilliant minds like multiple NYT Best Selling Author Tim Ferriss, fashion titan Marc Ecko, biohacker Dave Asprey, and many more. His work has been featured in influential publications like Forbes, LifeHacker, and Business Insider.   Connect with Jayson and Kandis  Instagram: @jaysongaignard | @tinyedenfarms | @kandyittybitty   Connect with Us To learn more about us, visit our website at www.18summers.com or email us at info@18summers.com. To get a copy of our book “The Family Board Meeting,” click here. Subscribe to 18 Summers Podcast and leave a rating and written review! Social Media Channels Facebook Group: 18 Summers LinkedIn: Jimmy Sheils Instagram: @18summerstribe

WGLS-FM Public Affairs Director Megan Steckler speaks with Mary Salvante and Genevieve Gaignard. Salvante is the director and chief curator at Rowan University's Art Gallery, and Gaignard is the featured artist in the Gallery's newest exhibit titled "To Whom It May Concern". They discuss this new exhibition on display.

Ce 9ème épisode de la Saison 2 de "deux mots sur les dispositifs médicaux" est un épisode spécial ! En effet, il s'agit d'un extrait d'une interview de plusieurs heures consacrée à l'accès au marché des dispositifs médicaux. Cette interview (ou masterclass) est disponible dans son intégralité sur le podcast de Mériadec Gaignard, Healthtech in progress, que je vous recommande chaudement : https://podcloud.fr/podcast/healthtech-in-progress Dans cet extrait, j'évoque avec Mériadec les particularités de l'accès au marché des thérapies digitales.   Pour en savoir un peu plus sur l'auteur : https://fr.linkedin.com/in/nicolas-martelli-a0b4495   Générique : Days Past - In Closing - Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licences/by/3.0/deed.fr - outro: Zoltan Precsenyi

Pourquoi, quand et comment choisir un HubSpot Partner avec qui travailler. T'as déjà pensé à travailler avec un partenaire HubSpot ? Les partenaires peuvent être le raccourci dont vous avez besoin pour apporter les services HubSpot directement dans votre entreprise. Travailler avec une agence partenaire HubSpot aide les entreprises à bénéficier d'excellents services HubSpot et, au final, à tirer le meilleur parti de votre investissement. Mais, comment trouver le meilleur partenaire HubSpot pour votre entreprise ? Vous savez ce que HubSpot vous réserve, vous savez que HubSpot est quelque chose que vous souhaitez explorer, mais par où commencer ? Dans l'épisode d'aujourd'hui, Justine Gaignard-Parent de Guépard Communications, Louis Chaussé d'Auxilio et Fab Calando vous offrent des conseils impartiaux. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fabcalando/message

Tam Pham is pretty much the perfect guest for this podcast..He dropped out of college and instead of pursuing a traditional path he decided that he wanted to go learn business from the entrepreneurs he looked up to.He's apprenticed under 3 world class entrepreneurs that you might have heard of:1) Sam Parr founder of the Hustle2) Andrew Warner who's the host and founder of Mixergy3) Jason Gaignard who's a master networker, event organizer, and best selling author (I first heard of him on the Tim Ferris podcast).Along the way Tam's worked his way up from being an intern crashing on couches to becoming the right hand man and chief operator of MMT (Jason Gaignard's company).If you're interested at all in apprenticing for an entrepreneur you look up you're going to love this episode.If you want to get updates from Tam on what he's up to go sign up for his newsletter: https://www.tampham.co/jam/And if you're reading this, don't be shy! Shoot me a DM on Instagram and let me know what you thought of this episode or let me know if you have any questions! My handle is @jeremyjohnmary!

Le boulot de Pierre Gaignard fait du bruit, de ses œuvres jaillissent des feux d'artifice et émane une odeur d'essence. Pourtant il ne faut pas se méprendre, là où on pourrait fantasmer que se cache derrière celles-ci un gueulard excentrique, on découvre un type qui me semble finalement assez discret. Et cette discrétion me semble constitutive de son travail. Je lisais par exemple dans un échange que Pierre a eu avec Léo Guy-Denarcy qu'il ne cherche pas à être créatif et que des fois il avait des choses à dire et d'autres fois non. Finalement que plutôt d'inventer de nouvelles choses il préférait rejouer celles qui existent déjà. Si bien qu'on dit de son boulot qu'il s'agit d'un travail ethnographique, documentaire et qu'on dit de lui qu'il est un conteur. Pour ce deuxième épisode de ce partenariat avec la galerie Éric Mouchet je reçois Pierre Gaignard. Un artiste qui va avoir un été chargé ! Puisque dans le cadre de son programme de thèse, il présente à partir de la mi-mai jusque fin août une exposition au Musée d'Art Contemporain de Lyon et en parallèle on pourra également voir son travail à Paris tout l'été à la Galerie Eric Mouchet. Un immense merci à elle d'avoir répondu avec tant de générosité à mes questions et à la Galerie Éric Mouchet pour leur soutien. Et enfin, comme d'habitude, mille mercis à David Walters d'accepter que j'utilise son morceau «Mama» pour le générique !

For the penultimate episode of How To Be An Artist, Kate Bryan is joined by Genevieve Gaignard. Based in Los Angeles, she enlists the use of photographic self-portraiture, sculpture and installation to explore race, femininity, class, and their various intersections. In this episode, Gaignard chats to Bryan about her recent residency at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, how she draws inspiration from her mother's aesthetic, and shares advice to aspiring artists. Gaignard's work has been exhibited throughout the United States, with shows at the Studio Museum in Harlem, the California African American Museum in Los Angeles, and the Houston Center for Photography. Her installationNever Too Much can also be found at Soho Warehouse in Downtown LA.

durée : 00:14:04 - Les experts de France Bleu Gironde - Le jeudi 1er avril 2021 c’est la journée internationale de la blague. Bonnes ou mauvaises, courtes ou longues, les blagues et l’humour nous apportent du bonheur au quotidien. Aurélie Gaignard a fait du bonheur son métier : elle partage des outils pour développer son optimisme et sa bonne humeur !

In this episode Caroline Fowler (Starr Director of the Research and Academic Program at the Clark Art Institute) speaks with Genevieve Gaignard, a Los Angeles-based artist whose mixed-media practice explores the intersections of race, class, and femininity within the United States. While thinking through the notion of home as an impossible or privileged construct, Genevieve reflects on her experience moving back to rural Massachusetts for a residency at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, and how her practice fits within the predominately white demographic of the Berkshires compared to her diverse creative community in LA. Genevieve discusses her 2020 exhibition A Long Way From Home and contemplates the ways in which her collages and photographic self-portraits grapple with racial and class stereotypes, particularly in the polarized contemporary political landscape.

I tried to get Genevieve to admit that she is driven by her anger and resentment from being brought up in a mized race family, but I was way off base. It turns out that it just made her curious and inspired to find out more about different sides of her personity which is what inspires the wide range of characters she creates in her work. Also-her mother is great at finding and collecting cool shit which she can use as much of as she likes. My advice to her is to be friendly to shy guys because they don't realize she's shy too, since it's quite hidden in her. http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2016/01/07/fashion/genevieve-gaignard-a-photographer-collagist-and-installation-artist/s/20120107Genevieve-slide-QBQU.html?_r=1

Dans cet épisode vous entendrez la coanimatrice d'un jour Sygie Gagné propriétaire du salon de coiffure La Chop!

Faire accéder tous les enfants à la lecture. C’est le credo d’Anne-Marie GAIGNARD qui publie son quatrième conte grammatical, Hugo et la machine à remonter les mots aux éditions Le Robert. Retrouvez tous les livres et leurs chroniques sur le site d'Enfantillages florencedutheil.wixsite.com/enfantillages.

Hey everyone! In today’s episode, I share the mic with Jayson Gaignard who is a Canadian entrepreneur, super-connector, author and founder of Mastermind Talks (MMT), an invitation-only conference for entrepreneurs. Tune in to hear how Jayson pulled off an $84,000 opportunity to host an event with Tim Ferriss, how you should be hosting successful masterminds and how Jayson reaps the many ROI benefits from strong relationships he’s nurtured. Click here for show notes and transcript Leave Some Feedback: What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, leave a short review here Subscribe to Growth Everywhere on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed  Connect With Eric Siu:  Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter

Sujet issu du #trax224, septembre 2019. Griller des cochons sur un parking désaffecté, bricoler des casques à feux d’artifice: dans ses happenings indociles, Pierre Gaignard convoque les fêtes de village et les processions votives pour replacer la bringue au cœur du collectif. Avec Pierre Gaignard, artiste. Le magazine > bit.ly/2lWaQvz

Jayson Gaignard is a Canadian entrepreneur, networking specialist, and author who founded Mastermind Talks, an invitation-only conference for entrepreneurs, in 2013. Jayson dropped out of high school at the age of 17 and began working as an auto mechanic. In 2004, Jayson founded VIP Services Inc., a Toronto-based full-service concierge company. The company evolved into an online ticket seller and changed its name to Tickets Canada, which generated $5 million in annual sales. On this Episode of Inspiring Lives, Jason Gaignard spends time discussing his MasterMind Program, what makes an “entrepreneur” successful, taking risks, identifying your purpose, creating community and meaningful relationships. Jason also gives his thoughts on daily health, time management, staying focused and walking prepared into social situations. Finally, find out what helped Jason rebound after hitting rock bottom in his early twenties. In this episode we cover The Mastermind Program and What Makes a Quality Entrepreneur - [0:03:10] Community Made and Building Community - [0:09:50] Relationship to Money and Creating Purpose - [0:15:00] Daily Health, Time Management, Focus, and Walking In to Social Situations Prepared - [0:19:30] Taking Risks, the Dark Times and Dealing with Pressure - [0:27:08] Similar Traits Amongst Entrepreneurs + Awareness - [32:05] People Mentioned Philip McKernan Where to find Jayson Twitter: @jaysongaignard Instagram: @jaysongaignard Facebook: @CommunityMadePodcast Website: https://www.jaysongaignard.com/ Other Links Full Transcription Lean more about Athletic Greens Subscribe To Newsletter Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Follow us on Spotify Subscribe on Google Podcast If you like what you hear, we'd be grateful for a review on iTunes - click here to see how. Happy listening!

This week, I’m discussing important topics like community, parenting, adventure and identity with my good friend, Kandis Gaignard. Kandis Gaignard is the co-founder and Chief High-Touch of MMT, an invite-only event for high-level entrepreneurs. She also has an editing business and a real passion for helping people get their message out into the world. In this episode, Kandis opens up about how she has learned to embrace the journey and celebrate where she is now. Like most entrepreneurs, she dives into her struggles with identity and desire to fit in. Kandis shares how her ability to connect with herself has impacted other important relationships in her life and business. She explains how she prioritizes her non-negotiables as a mother, the morning routines that have changed her life and the importance of supporting herself daily. Kandis is a great example of what Unbecoming is all about. You can follow Kandis on Instagram for keep up with all that she has going on, and learn more about MMT at their website and Instagram. LINKS: https://www.instagram.com/kandyittybitty/ http://mmt.community/ https://www.instagram.com/mastermindtalks/  

After many years earning 22 times the national average income, Jayson Gaignard realized that he wasn’t 22 times happier, so he decided to walk away. He felt stuck on the entrepreneurial hamster wheel, building a business he hated to buy things he didn’t need, to impress people he didn’t necessarily like. While he looked highly successful on the outside, he was completely bankrupt on the inside. Fast forward to today, and Jayson’s life is virtually unrecognizable from what it was only a few short years ago... Praised by Forbes as a “Networker to Watch” in 2015 and Founder of one of the top events in the world for entrepreneurs — MastermindTalks — which has featured world-renowned entrepreneurs such as Tim Ferriss, Gary Vaynerchuk, James Altucher, Guy Kawasaki, and hundreds more. Today, Jayson joins the podcast to share stories about recovering from his personal rock bottom, along with his strategies for building a community that makes a meaningful impact. You’ll also learn why the right combination of ignorance, confidence, and hard work can help you achieve your biggest goals! Get access to the full show notes by visiting: http://halelrod.com/204

Today we are joined by Jayson Gaignard - quite possibly one of the world's best networkers. In 2012, Gaignard began curating dinners in Toronto, Canada with small groups of entrepreneurs that focused on relationship building. The invite-only dinners became MastermindTalks—larger conferences for entrepreneurs geared toward health, wealth, self-improvement, and networking. Despite humble beginnings, Jason has grown mastermind talks into a world-renowned institution in the entrepreneurial space, hosting such greats as Tim Ferriss, James Altucher, A. J. Jacobs, Esther Perel, Dave Asprey, Guy Kawasaki, and Marc Ecko. In fact, Forbes described Gaignard as one of the top networkers to watch in 2015. He's also published a book and produces a podcast on the topic of network building. In this episode, I wanted to learn more about how Jayson has built such strong ties with some of the world's most influential entrepreneurs, and see if we can learn anything from his success. My father always told me that it's not just about what you know, but also whom you know - and if that's true, then both Jayson and his incredible skill set are definitely worth knowing. Throughout the episode, we talk about the power of a network like Jayson's for improving oneself, accomplishing one's goals, and making a lasting impact on the world. Jayson also shares some very practical tips for building your own network and connecting with the people you admire. All in all, I think you'll take a LOT away from Jayson's success story, and his wisdom.

Jayson Gaignard is the host of The Mastermind Talks Podcast, he is the author of the best selling book, Mastermind Dinners: Build Lifelong Relationships by Connecting Experts, Influencers, and Linchpins and organizer of Mastermind Talks, a unique two-day networking conference. Talking about organizing unique experiences to grow and nurture your network NBN52 Show Notes brought to you by Bluehost. Hosting beginning at $3.95 per month. Listen to episode 51 in iTunes or Stitcher. SPECIAL MARCH OFFER: Join other listeners of NBN Radio to network and learn from one another in the NBN Club. Use this special link to join at the reduced rate of $10.25 per month. Regular price $15.00. NETWORKING TIP: Thanks Chris "SpinmanTV" Spintzyk . Record your networking tip or audio comment at speakpipe.nbnradio.com. FEATURED LISTENER: Thank you Jwadhuburn for your review on iTunes. Jayson Gaignard considers himself more of an introvert, but has made himself a huge success from organizing networking events like dinners and a conference. He dropped out of high school with a 6-7 million dollar Ecommerce business. He ended up $250,000in debt before being inspired by Seth Godin. Jayson attended a Seth Godin “Connection Economy” lecture. He started Mastermind Dinners by inviting six to eight entrepreneurs who didn't know each other. The bank could take everything except his relationships Mastermind Talks was a huge success, so he did it again. Interview with Clay Hebert and Scott Oldford. Bryan Kurtz ran Board Room dinners once a month for 30 years. Jason is trying to move away from dinners and move into experiences like cooking classes and axe throwing. How to research people to invite to your dinner. Everyone needs to share a commonality. Ask your network Use a list of top businesses from a reputable source (Profit Magazine in Canada) Determine “anchor tenants”. Get the big fish and others will come. Be sure to grab a copy of Mastermind Dinners. [Tweet "Everybody has a deep yearning to be connected. @jaysongaignard"] Connect with the connectors. Find the nodes in your area of expertise. This will fast track your network building. Interview with Zvi Band and Derek Colburn. Check out: Contactually. It's not about the tools and tactics, it's about clarity and focus on who you are and where you want to go. You're the average of the five people you spent the most amount of time with. Some people are in your life for a reason and some are in your life for a season. It's not how many friends you can count, it's how many you can count on. Interview with Guy Kawasaki. App Recommendation: Voice Memos (Android) Book Recommendation: Total Recall: My Unbelievably True Life Story by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Contact: Jayson on Twitter @jaysongainard. Click HERE to subscribe in iTunes Click HERE to subscribe in Stitcher Submit your questions and comments by using #nbnradio. You can also record an audio comment at speakpipe.nbnradio.com. You can subscribe to the show by RSS, email or in iTunes and Stitcher Radio. You will never miss an episode! Affiliate links used, read the disclosure. Theme music "Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix)" by spinningmerkaba. Thanks for listening. You rock!

Jayson Gaignard dropped by to detail how he created his MasterMind Talks Series, and has built lifelong connections by introducing influencers and experts via "Mastermind Dinners." Jayson is a black belt in networking, building community and relationships. We go deep into the value of connecting like-minded indviduals and helping others always comes back to you.  Jayson is adding a deep knowledge-base for listeners, and will help you understand the value of buiding bridges for others.  Learn how you can book your own influencer dinners and cultivate more meaningful long term relationships in this episode.   Stories From the Enfluencer Economy website:  http://www.influencereconomy.com Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ryanjwill What we learned this episode: How a Seth Godin talk changed Jayson's life How relatiionships and people are the safest things you can invest in How Jayson lives his life "in business you either stand for something or you stand for nothing" The wealth of relationships and connecting people The benefits of the "anchor guest" model and "The moving up the food chain" strategies for planning influencer dinners How Jayson follows Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger's advice to:  "Eliminate one area of ignorance every year" How money is the derative of the value you give people

Jayson Gaignard is the founder of Mastermind Talks, an annual invite only event for elite entrepreneurs such as Tim Ferriss, Marc Ecko, and many more . Listen to his journey of Mastermind Talks and building ticketscanada to $6million in revenue which then left him a quarter million dollars in debt.   For much more click here to read the full post>>   http://www.inspiredinsider.com/jayson-gaignard-one-question-inspires/  

  Jayson Gaignard is the founder of Mastermind Talks which is an annual invite only event for elite entrepreneurs such as Tim Ferriss, Marc Ecko, and many more .   He started Mastermind Talks after building up ticketscanada to $6million in revenue.  Hear how that business left him a quarter million dollars in debt and much more.   For full Video Interview click here>>    http://www.inspiredinsider.com/jayson-gaignard-mastermindtalks-interview/

Jayson is one of my favorite people on this planet. After self-sabotaging a business that he dreaded; Jayson found his passion and became the best person I know at building events where people genuinely connect. We joke around and then dig deep into topics ranging from building genuine communities to the mental models that hold us back. *** Full show notes and links at: http://oznog.com/dtrh005  

Jayson Gaignard takes us through the steps to conduct an event. Though Jayson was focused on a conference, his steps to event planning can be used across the board of events.

Jayson Gaignaird created an online product business to over 6 million dollars a year. Like many entrepreneurs, he built his business at the expense of his health. Eventually, he realized that money and happiness scale differently, and decided to focus on doing work that lit him up.Growing an online product business to 6 million dollars a yearLooking at success through Maslow's hierarchy of needsWhy money and happiness scale very differently How Jason navigated the challenges of 250,000 dollars in debtThe start of the Mastermind Dinner series The large financial commitment that put Jayson's back against the wallFinding the things that cause you to lose track of timeThe perfect day exercise to help you identify your ideal lifeBuilding your business off of what you want your perfect day to look likeWhy we must take action in the absence of clarity Setting up your day in order to gather small winsThe space between stimulus and response that can determine our freedomWhy Jayson doesn't focus his efforts on building connections with big namesThe ROI of going to higher priced events with influential people Identifying our greatest fears and worst case scenariosWhy Jayson's core goal is to put 100 amazing people in a roomThe mind necessary to take on a very big goalThe power of surrounding yourself with the high caliber individualsViewing everything through the lens of incredible experiencesJayson Gaignaird is the founder talent scout of Mastermind Talks and the host of the #1 Rated Business Podcast, The Early to Rise Podcast. He spends his days sharing value, inspiration, resources, and ideas with fellow entrepreneurs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.