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Season #25 Episode#:38 Shaun Boyce & Bobby SchindlerIn today's episode, you'll discover more about why you should attend the 2025 RSPA Southern Convention, the power of networking, the reason long lasting friends have commonalities (like racket sports), and that you can (and should) come see us (Shaun, Geovanna, Geovanni, and maybe even Bobby) at the convention since we will be there representing the American Racket Sports Association.Be Our Next Guest!We want to hear from you! If you are a club manager, coach, or just a tennis enthusiast who has an interesting story that can inspire the tennis community, you can visit our page My Tennis Story and share your words. One of our next episodes might invite you as our guest and spread your voice among the tennis community.Learn more about Ken Andriano: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ken-andriano-19760192More about the RSPA: https://www.uspta.com/Full YouTube VideoShaun Boyce USPTA: shaun@tennisforchildren.comhttps://tennisforchildren.com/ Bobby Schindler USPTA: schindlerb@comcast.nethttps://letsgotennis.com/windermereGeovanna Boyce: geovy@regeovinate.comhttps://regeovinate.com/ This podcast is powered by GoTennis! Atlanta: Membership has its privileges https://letsgotennis.com/ https://letsgotennis.com/join/https://shop.letsgotennis.com/https://letsgotennis.com/podcast/ Do you want to read about some good things going on in the world of tennis?https://letsgotennis.com/stories/Check out our GoTennis! Atlanta Facebook page for deals, updates, events, podcasts, news, stories, coach profiles, club information, and more https://bit.ly/gt_facebook_pageAlso, you can support this show (and save some $) by shopping at https://letsgotennis.com/shopOr, donate directly HEREWant donate with Bitcoin? Here's the address: 3EqTU1gQBLoieMeFLC1BQgCUajPpPMCgwBConsidering your own podcast? We (obviously) recommend Captivate: This podcast is hosted by Captivate, try it yourself for free.

A etapa de Sófia, na Bulgária, abre a temporada da Copa do Mundo de Ginástica Rítmica, reunindo as melhores atletas do circuito mundial. As brasileiras Maria Eduarda Alexandre e Geovanna dos Santos, conhecida como Jojô, participaram da competição como parte da preparação para o Mundial de agosto, que será realizado pela primeira vez no Brasil. Durante três dias, de sexta-feira (4) até domingo (6), a capital búlgara foi palco da abertura da temporada da Copa do Mundo de Ginástica Rítmica. Solange Paludo, treinadora de Maria Eduarda, destacou a importância da participação das brasileiras na competição e os treinamentos realizados na Bulgária, país com grande tradição na modalidade. "Tenho grande admiração pela escola búlgara por diferentes fatores: o manejo do aparelho, coreografias bem elaboradas, técnica corporal. É um combo de experiências que aprendemos aqui para levar para o nosso dia a dia", destaca. Solange também comentou sobre os desafios do início das competições internacionais de alto nível. "A primeira competição do ano sempre é mais tensa. Essa Copa do Mundo veio para nos auxiliar em questão de estratégia, de coreografias para nos ajudar para as próximas etapas, pegando força e trabalhando a mente em harmonia para ter bom resultado no Mundial." Maria Eduarda Alexandre, catarinense que conquistou quatro medalhas individuais nos Jogos Pan-Americanos de 2024, garantiu seu lugar na final da competição de fita, em Sófia, com o terceiro lugar nas etapas de classificação. Ela destacou os desafios que representam as novas regras e códigos estabelecidos pela Federação Internacional de Ginástica Rítmica.A partir deste ciclo, a música ganha mais importância nas apresentações e qualquer falha técnica pode comprometer a pontuação das competidoras. "Com as mudanças e os novos códigos, é uma oportunidade de testarmos as novas coreografias", comentou Maria Eduarda.'Estar 110% para o Mundial' Além da competição, a equipe brasileira realizou treinamentos com profissionais reconhecidas do circuito mundial, como Mariana Pamukova, treinadora da vice-campeã olímpica Kaleyn Boryana, medalha de prata em Paris 2024."Treinar na Bulgária é muito importante para nossa carreira. É um país de potência e toda vez que a gente vem aqui sai com novos aprendizados e mais experiência", diz Geovanna. Jojô também compartilhou sua preparação visando o Mundial de agosto no Brasil. "É uma pressão e a expectativa vai vir de todos os lados, da comissão técnica, de nós mesmas, do público. É um Mundial muito importante, o primeiro dentro de casa. O nosso mental tem que estar 100% firme, forte e focado no que temos que fazer dentro de casa. Estamos muito concentradas para darmos mais de 100%, 110% dentro de quadra. Temos que sair da competição felizes, bem consigo mesmas e alcançarmos os objetivos de nosso país", diz Jojô.Gizela das Mercês Batista, treinadora de Jojô, destacou a importância da participação da atleta na primeira etapa da Copa do Mundo. "É a primeira competição da Geovanna. Treinamos para competir neste ciclo pensando em mostrar duas séries novas, com contexto para a arbitragem entender." Gigi, como é conhecida pela delegação, também falou sobre o trabalho de longo prazo para o Mundial no Brasil, a principal meta de resultados para a equipe brasileira em 2025. "Somos um pouco atrasadas em relação às competições europeias. A gente quer que ela compita bem, porque as notas são diferentes das do ciclo passado e precisamos preencher os critérios para nos prepararmos para o Mundial", argumentou. Gizela enfatizou ainda a importância dos estágios e treinos na Bulgária tanto para atletas quanto para a comissão técnica. "Esses estágios são importantes para o desenvolvimento do atleta e do treinador, principalmente nesta primeira etapa de Copa do Mundo, pois estamos em um novo ciclo e desenvolvimento de série. Agregamos para nossos treinos também no Brasil." Outras duas etapas da Copa do Mundo de Ginástica Rítmica acontecerão neste mês em Baku, no Azerbaijão, e Tashkent, no Uzbequistão. A final será em julho, em Milão, na Itália. Já o Mundial de Ginástica Rítmica acontece de 20 a 24 de agosto, no Rio de Janeiro.

Episode #29 Season 25: Shaun Boyce & Justin YeoOn this episode of 10 Minutes of Tennis, Shaun talks to world renowned tennis coach, Australian in Puerto Rico, Justin Yeo, about the Miami Open ATP/WTA 1000 tournament. Justin picked Djokovic and Zverev early as finalists and Geovanni (Shaun and Geovanna's 2.5 year old son) has picked Arthur Fils to make a run to the final. Let's talk about it and you can make your choice!For more 10 Minutes of Tennis episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKLIP3Zrp28TLg1nCs4E-2PzkRcjyePEMShaun Boyce USPTA: shaun@tennisforchildren.comhttps://tennisforchildren.com/ Justin Yeo: https://www.instagram.com/yeocoach/Bobby Schindler USPTA: schindlerb@comcast.nethttps://windermerecommunity.net/ Geovanna Boyce: geovy@regeovinate.comhttps://regeovinate.com/ This podcast is powered by GoTennis! Atlanta: Membership has its privileges https://letsgotennis.com/https://letsgotennis.com/join/https://shop.letsgotennis.com/https://letsgotennis.com/podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/gotennisatlantahttps://www.instagram.com/gotennisatlanta/https://www.youtube.com/@gotennispodcastDo you want to read about some good things going on in the world of tennis?https://letsgotennis.com/stories/ Check out our GoTennis! Atlanta Facebook page for deals, updates, events, podcasts, news, stories, coach profiles, club information, and more https://bit.ly/gt_facebook_pageAlso, you can support this show (and save some $) by shopping at https://letsgotennis.com/deals/Or, donate directly HEREWant to get into crypto? This is easy: https://www.coinbase.com/join/boyce_3s?src=ios-linkWant donate with Bitcoin? Here's the address: 3EqTU1gQBLoieMeFLC1BQgCUajPpPMCgwBConsidering your own podcast? We (obviously) recommend Captivate: This podcast is hosted by Captivate, try it yourself for...

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We Need Your ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ Reviews!Please share a review (whether or not we get 4 or 5 stars, we won't mind) in your favorite podcast app. You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel which has even more than video versions of our audio only content.Thank you so much and Let's GO!!Shaun, Geovanna, and Bobby ❤️Email Shaun at shaun@tennisforchildren.comEmail Bobby at schindlerb@comcast.netEmail Geovanna at geovy@regeovinate.comLet's GO!LetsGoTennis.comletsgotennis.com/podcast (

Season 24 Episode #73 Bobby Schindler and Shaun J BoyceThis episode with Eddie Gonzalez delves into his career and experiences as the director and chief business officer of the Atlanta Open, reflecting on his love for tennis and the tournament's growth. A few key points include his leadership journey, his passion for building the event over 10 years, and the challenges involved in running a high-level ATP Tour event.Summary:- **Eddie's Background**: Eddie grew up in Rome, Georgia, played high-level junior tennis, and competed for NC State University. His career in sports started at Athlon Sports before he returned to tennis, leading the Atlanta Open for a decade.- **Career Highlights**: Eddie discussed how he elevated the Atlanta Open, making it an annual sports and entertainment event, bringing in crowds and enhancing the experience for fans. One of his proudest achievements was building the event from a temporary parking lot to a "party where a tennis match breaks out." - **Challenges**: Eddie highlighted the difficulties of hosting an outdoor event in the summer heat and dealing with unpredictable weather. For instance, the 2023 finals didn't conclude until 3 a.m. due to rain delays. Despite these challenges, the event maintained strong attendance.- **Impact on American Tennis**: Eddie is proud of the Atlanta Open's role in giving rising American players like Taylor Fritz, Francis Tiafoe, and Christopher Eubanks their first big opportunities. He also emphasized the importance of fostering local tennis talent and creating future champions.- **Legacy**: As the ATP's calendar restructuring led to the discontinuation of the Atlanta Open, Eddie expressed pride in leaving behind a successful, well-loved event, even though it was a casualty of the tour's evolution.- **Personal Life**: Eddie shared personal insights, such as his daughter's career as a social media influencer and his son being drafted into professional baseball. He enjoys supporting their careers and traveling with them.Notable Quotes from Eddie Gonzalez:1. **On building the Atlanta Open**: - "You want to leave things better than you found them, and I'm very proud of the 10 years of building it every year to be bigger and better."2. **On the tournament experience**: - "Our philosophy was to create a party where a tennis match breaks out. We knew we weren't going to get Federer, Nadal, or Djokovic, so we had to make it about the experience."3. **On aging and tennis**: - "You don't stop playing tennis because you get old, you get old because you stop playing tennis."4. **On fostering young American talent**: - "It's rewarding to see young Americans like Taylor Fritz and Chris Eubanks who got their first shots in Atlanta. That's the future of American tennis."5. **On maintaining composure**: - "We ran the tournament like ducks on a pond: calm on the surface but paddling furiously underneath."These highlights and quotes encapsulate Eddie's passion for tennis, leadership, and making a lasting impact on the sport in America.YouTube Replay: https://youtu.be/XVLUhdrlE8wShaun Boyce USPTA: shaun@tennisforchildren.comhttps://tennisforchildren.com/

Season 24 Episode #70 Bobby Schindler and Shaun J BoyceIn this episode, we talk to Jeff Chandley who is the Director of Tennis at the historic Atlanta Athletic Club. The conversation with Jeff Chandley offers insight into his journey, career philosophy, and key achievements in the tennis industry. Here are some highlighted statements and insights:1. **Career Path**: Jeff Chandley has a diverse background as Director of Tennis at multiple prestigious clubs, including Atlanta Athletic Club and The Landings Club. His career began unexpectedly, as he transitioned from football to tennis in high school, later playing at college level despite starting late in tennis.2. **Mentorship from Peter Van Lingen**: Chandley emphasizes how impactful his time was under South African tennis legend Peter Van Lingen, noting that Peter taught modern tennis techniques long before they became mainstream. Chandley credits this mentorship as shaping his teaching and business approach in tennis.3. **Business Mindset**: Chandley reveals his focus on learning the business side of tennis early in his career. He humorously describes learning accounting for a country club, a completely different world from balancing his personal checkbook. This has shaped his career, with a focus on both tennis instruction and managing the business side of club tennis.4. **Emphasis on Club Culture**: Chandley repeatedly stresses the importance of culture in running a successful tennis program. At Atlanta Athletic Club, he says, they've built a community and a sense of belonging for both staff and members, which he believes is central to their success. He highlights creating a fun, inclusive atmosphere where people enjoy coming to work.5. **Four Pillars of Success**: Chandley identifies his personal management framework, which includes: - **Image Enhancement**: Maintaining a strong external and internal image. - **Instruction**: Specializing in and improving coaching abilities. - **Maintenance**: Keeping facilities in top condition. - **Customer Service**: Ensuring a high level of care and attention to members.6. **Transition to Racket Sports**: Chandley noted the growing trend of pickleball and his own certification as a Pickleball Pro. This reflects a broader industry shift from strictly tennis to a more inclusive focus on racket sports.7. **Work-Life Balance Challenge**: He finds the concept of "work-life balance" frustrating, particularly in the context of younger generations. Chandley emphasizes that dedication beyond the standard 40-hour workweek is often necessary to succeed in a high-demand environment like a private club.8. **Mentorship and Leadership**: Chandley is committed to mentoring younger pros, offering them opportunities to grow within the club and the industry. He stresses that his success comes from hiring individuals with a customer service mentality and a passion for learning, rather than just technical skills.These insights provide a comprehensive understanding of Jeff Chandley's professional journey, his leadership style, and the importance he places on both tennis instruction and club management.YouTube Replay: https://youtu.be/IdB4OwHCglEShaun Boyce USPTA: shaun@tennisforchildren.comhttps://tennisforchildren.com/

Welcome to "REdesigning Your Relationships," with hosts Yvette Valdenegro and Geovanna Burgess White as they explore the mystical realm of angel numbers and their profound impact on various aspects of life.In this special episode, "Angel Numbers 111: Our Reflections, Your Revelations," Yvette and Geovanna dive deep into the significance of angel number 111 and give their personal reflections on its meaning. From relationships to career and money matters, they discuss how this powerful numerical sequence has guided their lives and offer insights to help listeners uncover its hidden messages in their own journey.Tune in as Yvette and Geovanna provide practical advice and empowering perspectives to help you navigate the complexities of love, career, and finances. Whether you're seeking clarity in your relationships, striving for success in your career, or aiming to enhance your financial abundance, this episode offers invaluable wisdom to help you unlock your true potential. Join us on "REdesigning Your Relationships" as we embark on a journey of self-discovery and transformation. Let's uncover the secrets of angel numbers together and redesign our lives for a brighter future! Hosts:@ygcollaborationsYvette Valdenegro@geovannaburgesswhite tools, resources & more:https://www.ygcollaborations.com

BBB24: Boninho protege Fadas; Geovanna é líder de novo; Davi precisa ser Anjo p colocá-la no mostro

BBB24: TADEU DEBOCHA DA TORCIDA DE DAVI; GEOVANNA COLOCA BIN NA MIRA E POUPA ISABELLE + RANÇOMETRO

BBB24: DAVI DÁ O SANGUE EM PROVA, MAS PERDE O LÍDER PRA GEOVANNA; TEREMOS 3 FADAS NO PAREDÃO?

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Welcome to "REdesigning Your Relationships," where hosts Yvette Valdenegro and Geovanna Burgess White explore the transformative journey of self-love for high-achieving women. In this episode, "10 Self-Love Secrets to Fill Your High-Achieving Heart," we discuss the essential insights tailored for ambitious female entrepreneurs who have conquered the professional realm but seek fulfillment in love and life. Has a high-achieving heart's desires changed from decades ago? In Part 1, our hosts guide you through a profound exploration of self-love, providing valuable strategies to elevate your well-being. Tune in as Yvette and Geovanna provide practical insights and empowering conversations that resonate with every high-achieving woman, offering a roadmap to deepen self-love and rediscover the joy in both success and relationships. Don't miss this transformative episode of "REdesigning Your Relationships. PART 1 1. Redefining Success: Move beyond solely career-oriented metrics. Define personal success that encompasses emotional fulfillment, meaningful relationships, and self-compassion. 2. Embracing Imperfections: Acknowledge and accept that even the most successful individuals have flaws and vulnerabilities. Celebrate her unique journey, mistakes and all, as part of her growth story. 3. Prioritizing Self-Care: Schedule non-negotiable time for activities that nourish her mind, body, and soul. This could be meditation, exercise, spending time in nature, or pursuing hobbies she enjoys. 4. Setting Healthy Boundaries: Learn to say no to excessive demands and prioritize her own well-being. Protect her time and energy from work and other commitments to create space for self-love practices. 5. Cultivating Gratitude: Regularly reflect on the things she is grateful for, both big and small. This can shift her focus from lack to abundance, fostering a more positive and self-loving perspective. Hosts: @ygcollaborations Yvette Valdenegro @geovannaburgesswhite ✔️tools, resources & more: https://www.ygcollaborations.com ✨ This Episode is Sponsored by: YGC & HBW Signature Series March 2024-November 2024 https://events.humanitix.com/hbw-and-.... Exclusive Invitation to Our Signature Series for Professional Women This six-course mastery series unveils a transformative journey, blending strategic business insights with empowering self-development modules.. Expect dynamic workshops, interactives, expert guidance, and a vibrant community of like-minded women as you embark on a path to redefine your professional eminence. Elevate your career, refine yourself, and join a network of empowered women committed to excellence. Series Dates 3.19-11.19 Every other Month Tuesdays 6:30-9pm

BBB24 ÁUDIO: EQUIPE DE ISABELLE RACHA COM GRUPO DE FÃS; ADM DE DAVI REPUDIA FALA DE GEOVANNA

Thank you so much for joining me for today's episode!  Have you ever wondered why people don't know what you do in your business?  You've told them all of the things that you do, your social media says all of the things that you do, and so does your website.  Well, that might just be the problem.  If you are talking about all of the things that you do, it is likely you are confusing your audience and potential customers.  Today, Geovanna Burgess White of YG Collaborations joins me to discuss how to micro niche our marketing and why it's so important to be crystal clear on what you do and who you do it for!    You can find Geo & her business partner, Yvette, on all social media platforms - their IG is https://instagram.com/ygcollaborations.     You can also find Geo inside of my *FREE* Facebook group for Female Small Business Owners here --> https://www.facebook.com/groups/367731782244780   Have sales and marketing questions:  Email me at hello@lindsayfletcher.co  I want to hear from you!!!   XOXO, Lindsay

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Welcome to another episode of the REdesigning Your Relationship podcast, hosted by Yvette Valdenegro and Geovanna Burgess White. In today's episode, they sit down with Susan Loggins, founder of S.I.T.S Haven, to explore her remarkable journey. Susan shares the touching story of receiving an inheritance from her mother. This catalyst fueled her commitment to preserving her mother's legacy of caring for and supporting women. Before launching S.I.T.S Haven, Susan spent a transformative year delving deep into self-discovery and personal growth, highlighting the importance of preparing oneself for a purposeful endeavor. The conversation reveals Susan's profound insights into the various transformations life brings, whether through wealth, family, dreams, or personal experiences. Listeners will discover how Susan's journey exemplifies the fulfillment that aligns with life's changes and challenges. Join Yvette, Geovanna, and Susan Loggins on this episode to gain valuable perspectives on honoring legacies, the significance of self-work, and the potential for fulfillment in life's transformative moments. Tune in to REdesigning Your Relationship to learn about Susan's story and how she redesigned her own life and became a source of hope for women through S.I.T.S Haven.   Hosts:  @ygcollaborations   @yvettevaldenegro   @geovannaburgesswhite   Complimentary Virtual Connect:  https://calendly.com/ygc/cc   Tools & Resources:  https://www.ygcollaborations.com/     This episode is sponsored by YGC: You can use our code YGC to receive $30 off of your ticket and there is a payment plan to make it easy to join us. Are you ready for GROWTH?  Learn more and grab a ticket at www.thegrowthsummit.info      This episode is edited and managed by Haili Murch LLC. If you are interested in starting a podcast or you are currently a podcaster needing help managing or relaunching your podcast, to book a call: click here  Or you can directly contact Haili Murch at hello@hailimurch.com or on Instagram

Welcome to Episode 1613 in which host Victoria Cece interviews Geovanna Nuñez this week on The Next Generation. The Next Generation where Victoria Cece interviews young Italian wine people 30 and under shaking up the wine scene. More about today's guest Geovanna Núñez is an Ecuadorian social media specialist now based in Verona. An ice cream lover, you can find her experimenting with new flavors or dancing through life (both literally and methaporically). Geovanna's Ecuadorian pride is as rich as the flavors of her favorite dishes, which she loves to share with her friends in Italy. She recently joined the Italian Wine Podcast team, where she is enthusiastic about deepening her knowledge of the Italian wine scene. Connect: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geovanna-nu%C3%B1ez-cuadrado-20074a148/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/geova11/ More about the host: Victoria Cece is a food and beverage storyteller whose curiosity is somewhere deep in a bowl of pasta or a bottle of wine. A fool for history, you can find her reading up about ancient grape varietals or wandering around a little Italian town eating everything in sight, under her alias Slutti Spaghetti. Connect: Instagram: @sluttispaghetti Twitter: @sluttispaghetti LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoria-cece/ _______________________________ Let's keep in touch! Follow us on our social media channels: Instagram www.instagram.com/italianwinepodcast/ Facebook www.facebook.com/ItalianWinePodcast Twitter www.twitter.com/itawinepodcast Tiktok www.tiktok.com/@mammajumboshrimp LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/italianwinepodcast If you feel like helping us, donate here www.italianwinepodcast.com/donate-to-show/ Until next time, Cin Cin! If you want to be part of the next generation then like and share this track! We will remember you when you need dentures and a straw for your wine!

Welcome to REdesigning Your Relationship Podcast, where hosts Yvette Valdenegro and Geovanna Burgess White talk through the complexities of human interactions. In this episode, titled “Excuse Me Pt 2: Why Are We Making Excuses?", we explore the pervasive pressure to say yes in various aspects of our lives. Somewhere amidst the societal norms we've been taught, there's an unspoken rule: never say no. Saying no is often viewed as unacceptable unless you can present a seemingly valid reason. But why is it so hard for us to simply decline without an elaborate excuse? The fear of rejection, uncertainty, and a lack of purpose often hide behind these justifications. In this episode, Yvette and Geovanna unravel the layers of this phenomenon. They discuss how our inclination to make excuses often stems from a lack of direction or a misalignment with our true purpose. We examine the social scenario where we find ourselves entangled in commitments we're not genuinely interested in. Why do we opt for excuses instead of the truth? Join us as we challenge the status quo and encourage authentic communication. Let's break free from the pressure to always say yes and explore the liberating power of an honest, respectful, and assertive no. Tune in to this episode of REdesigning Your Relationship Podcast and discover the transformative potential of embracing your truth.   Hosts:  @ygcollaborations   @yvettevaldenegro   @geovannaburgesswhite   Complimentary Virtual Connect:  https://calendly.com/ygc/cc   Tools & Resources:  https://www.ygcollaborations.com/   Shop this Fall's Line Theme: ICON & I WILL!  Shop here: https://www.cabionline.com/collection/clothes/   SHINE, THRIVE, INSPIRE, EVOLVE, EMPOWER, CHAMPION  Styled by Heidi McCormick Furlong  IG @heidistylegirl     This episode is edited and managed by Haili Murch LLC. If you are interested in starting a podcast or you are currently a podcaster needing help managing or relaunching your podcast, to book a call: click here  Or you can directly contact Haili Murch at hello@hailimurch.com or on Instagram

In this fabulous episode, we went LIVE from our TX PODGALS EXPERIENCE.  Our Panel 1 guest panelists include: GEOVANNA & YVETTE-  Redesigning Your Relationships Podcast with Yvette Valdenegro & Geovanna Burgess White. @ygcollaborations LAURA BYTHEWAY- Elevated: A Post-Narc Life Podcast @laurabytheway KRIS BRYANT- City Highlights Radio Show with your Girl Kris @krisbryant_cityhighlight In this episode, you will be able to: Uncover podcasting insights and collaboration opportunities to take your show to the next level. Gain expert advice on podcast partnerships for successful collaboration and audience growth. Learn the secrets to achieving niche podcasting success and connecting deeply with your audience. Discover the best equipment and platforms for starting your podcast and standing out. Embrace authenticity, overcome challenges, and master pivoting to create impactful content. Find inspiration and guidance on redesigning your relationships through the power of podcasting. Unlock the key strategies to building a loyal audience and cultivating a community around your niche podcast. GET YOUR COPY OF MY PODCAST BLUEPRINT FOR BEGINNERS HERE

In this episode of Redesigning Your Relationships, hosts Yvette Valdenegro and Geovanna Burgess White unveil the exciting potential of the Spark Media Ignite Conference 2023. Step into the world of Christian podcasting and communication as they explore how this upcoming premier event can reshape your relationships, elevate your business, and amplify your influence.   Meet Misty Phillip, the visionary founder of Spark Media, who's on a mission to equip Christian Podcasters with the tools to make a positive impact through their content. Misty is hosting the By His Grace Podcast and co-hosting the Spark Influence podcast, bringing expertise. The Spark Media Ignite Conference 2023 is your gateway to a transformative experience. With the theme, "Ignite Your Voice in your Business, Ministry, or Brand", the conference promises a star-studded lineup, worship experiences, and hands-on workshops led by industry experts, including former MTV VJ Adam Curry and Shane & Shane.   Why should you attend? This episode unveils the benefits – community growth, meaningful networking, and expanded influence. It's not just about learning; it's about embarking on a journey that can reshape how you approach relationships and business.   Take advantage of this episode, where Yvette and Geovanna guide you through the remarkable opportunities awaiting you at the Spark Media Ignite Conference 2023. Ignite your voice, fuel your growth, and step into a new realm of influence.   More information about your hosts:  @YGCollaborations  @Yvettevaldenegro  @Geovannaburgesswhite  More Tools and Resources: https://www.ygcollaborations.com/  Schedule a Complimentary Virtual Connect here: https://calendly.com/ygc/cc      This episode is sponsored by Spark Media  Link for the Spark Media Ignite Podcast Conference:  

A Steffany e o Juliano viviam num grande aperto e sempre batalharam muito para conseguir sustentar a casa, eles não tinham uma renda fixa e ainda tinham acabado de ter um casal gêmeos, o Sales e a Sara. Eles não pretendiam ter mais filhos, mas o mundo deles virou de cabeça para baixo quando a Steffany descobriu que estava grávida de novo de gêmeos, veio a Geovanna e o Guilherme. Mas nessa segunda gestação, os pequenos precisaram vir ao mundo antes da hora e enfrentaram muitas complicações, o Gui ficou 15 dias na internado e a Giovana ficou 4 meses! Depois de tudo, o Juliano decidiu fazer uma vasectomia, mas aconteceu de novo... A Steffany ficou grávida pela terceira vez de GÊMEOS! Dessa vez, dois meninos, o Luan e o Kauan. O perrengue desse casal só aumentou com 6 filhos, mas eles enfrentaram tudo juntos! Hoje, a Steffany e o Juliano decidiram compartilhar a história deles na internet e graças a isso eles recebram várias doações. A Steffany trabalha num emprego fixo e tem um canal no Youtube onde fala sobre a sua família!

In this episode of Redesigning Your Relationships, hosts Yvette Valdenegro and Geovanna Burgess White unveil the exciting potential of the Spark Media Ignite Conference 2023. Step into the world of Christian podcasting and communication as they explore how this upcoming premier event can reshape your relationships, elevate your business, and amplify your influence.   Meet Misty Phillip, the visionary founder of Spark Media, who's on a mission to equip Christian Podcasters with the tools to make a positive impact through their content. Misty is hosting the By His Grace Podcast and co-hosting the Spark Influence podcast, bringing expertise. The Spark Media Ignite Conference 2023 is your gateway to a transformative experience. With the theme, "Ignite Your Voice in your Business, Ministry, or Brand", the conference promises a star-studded lineup, worship experiences, and hands-on workshops led by industry experts, including former MTV VJ Adam Curry and Shane & Shane.   Why should you attend? This episode unveils the benefits – community growth, meaningful networking, and expanded influence. It's not just about learning; it's about embarking on a journey that can reshape how you approach relationships and business.   Take advantage of this episode, where Yvette and Geovanna guide you through the remarkable opportunities awaiting you at the Spark Media Ignite Conference 2023. Ignite your voice, fuel your growth, and step into a new realm of influence.   More information about your hosts:  @YGCollaborations  @Yvettevaldenegro  @Geovannaburgesswhite  More Tools and Resources: https://www.ygcollaborations.com/  Schedule a Complimentary Virtual Connect here: https://calendly.com/ygc/cc      This episode is sponsored by Spark Media  Link for the Spark Media Ignite Podcast Conference:   General Admission https://www.sparkmedia.ventures/a/2147553864/3diQaikd     VIP Pass https://www.sparkmedia.ventures/a/2147553865/3diQaikd     This episode is edited and managed by Haili Murch LLC. If you are interested in starting a podcast or you are currently a podcaster needing help managing or relaunching your podcast, you may email Haili Murch at hello@hailimurch.com or you can click here to book a call: https://calendly.com/hailimurch/podcast-discovery-call

Welcome to the captivating world of "REdesigning Your Relationship" podcast! In this episode, your host, Geovanna Burgess White, fearlessly opens up about her personal journey. She reminds us that even for a coach, life throws unexpected challenges our way, and emotions are bound to surface.   As parents, we wear multiple hats – a mom, a friend, and a guide – navigating through the intricacies of life and relationships. Geovanna emphasizes that you have a voice and your feelings matter. You are not alone in your journey; we're all in this together.   Join us as we share heartfelt stories that aim to inspire and uplift. Tune in for empowering insights and heartfelt anecdotes that resonate with your experiences. Let's find the strength to REdesign our relationships and thrive amidst life's uncertainties. We hope our stories offer solace and support as we navigate this beautiful, messy, and rewarding journey called life.   More information about your hosts:  @YGCollaborations  @Yvettevaldenegro  @Geovannaburgesswhite  More Tools and Resources: https://www.ygcollaborations.com/  Schedule a Complimentary Virtual Connect here: https://calendly.com/ygc/cc      This episode is sponsored by Spark Media  Link for the Spark Media Ignite Podcast Conference:   -General Admission https://www.sparkmedia.ventures/a/2147553864/3diQaikd     -VIP Pass https://www.sparkmedia.ventures/a/2147553865/3diQaikd     This episode is edited and managed by Haili Murch LLC. If you are interested in starting a podcast or you are currently a podcaster needing help managing or relaunching your podcast, you may email Haili Murch at hello@hailimurch.com or you can click here to book a call: https://calendly.com/hailimurch/podcast-discovery-call

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If you're like us, you've seen the beautiful videos this power printing couple have been posting at their shop, Up All Night Ink. Find out how an animator and a cinematographer found themselves in the print industry. Topics of discussion include: Swimming with sharks in Barbados, staying small, diving in head first, separating themselves from competition with high quality in-house artwork, fuckups, vinyl, working with your partner, garage printing stigma, pushing social media, putting a face to your business, rating the world around us, rest, and bougie cheese.

¡LACAP!, en donde hablamos sobre historia precolombina y más. Somos el podcast del Laboratorio de Arqueología Carlos Aguilar Piedra, del Centro de Investigaciones Antropológicas de la Universidad de Costa Rica Esta iniciativa es una invitación para todas las personas amantes de la historia precolombina. Queremos generar un espacio de conocimiento sobre las antiguas poblaciones que habitaron Costa Rica, ¿cómo vivían?, ¿qué hacían?, y aún más importante ¿cómo es que actualmente podemos conocer sobre ese pasado que no dejo huellas escritas? ¡Inauguramos nueva temática en el LACAP! Este año queremos brindar un espacio para reconocer la labor de las personas estudiantes de grado y posgrado, pues sus aportes son fundamentales para el desarrollo de la arqueología nacional. En este episodio nos acompaña Geovanna Fallas Cordero, quien acaba de concluir su investigación para optar por el grado de Maestría en Antropología, el estudio de Geovanna se titula "Prácticas de enterramiento en el sitio arqueológico Rempujo (G-752 Rj) durante el período Tempisque (500 a.C.-300 d.C.). Enlaces de interés: -Correo electrónico Geovanna Fallas Cordero: geofaco297@gmail.com - Sitio arqueológico Rempujo, en Bahía Garza. Primer cementerio de músicos registrado para Costa Rica (https://youtu.be/w2fyoQmHNa4) - Repositorio Kérwá (https://www.kerwa.ucr.ac.cr/handle/10669/88140) Portada: Geovanna Fallas Cordero (2022). Flauta globular, tipo Marbella con impresión punzonada en zonas y representación de zopilote rey (Sarcoramphus papa). Guiones: Carolina Cavallini Morales y María López Rojas / Edición: Carolina Cavallini y María López Rojas / Música: "Examples", "Boppin-til-bed", "Becoming" "Patures" de Ketsa, en Free Music Archive (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa) / Agradecemos al Centro de Investigaciones Antropológicas de la Universidad de Costa Rica y a Geovanna Fallas Cordero.

ENTREVISTA COM A ESCRITORA GEOVANNA MORAES

En años recientes, las moléculas conocidas como cannabinoides, derivadas de la planta del cannabis y encontradas en muchos otros organismos, han sido el objeto de mucha atención social, pero también científica. En este episodio, platicamos con el Dr. Óscar Prospéro, quien se ha dedicado a estudiar estas moléculas dentro del cerebro humano y con la Dra. Geovanna Quiñonez, quien estudia los efectos medicinales que pueden tener, y ambos nos compartieron su perspectiva sobre el futuro de la ciencia sobre estas moléculas tabú. Menú 00:09 – Inicio y presentaciones 02:44 – Endocannabinoides 41:44– Cannabinoides 01:29:30 – Despedidas y contactos 01:30:54 – Nuestro invitada de cerca 01:45:10 – Nuestra invitada de cerca Invitados: Óscar Prospéro García y Geovanna N. Quiñonez-Bastidas Conducción y producción: Sofía Flores y Rodrigo Pacheco Edición: Víctor Hernández Este podcast es producido desde la Ciudad de México, donde hay algunos sitios en que los cannabinoides están siendo a prueba de manera intensiva, pero no son laboratorios. Fuentes y lecturas recomendadas La página de Óscar, donde se pueden encontrar varias de sus investigaciones: https://fisiologia.facmed.unam.mx/index.php/pagina-prospero-garcia-oscar/ Uno de los artículos recientes de Geovanna: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8145628/ Música y audios Rúbrica: Quasi Motion, de Kevin MacLeod bajo licencia Creative Commons de Atribución ; intro y outro: Off to Osaka, de Kevin MacLeod bajo licencia Creative Commons de Atribución ; transiciones: Seeding, de Evan Schaeffer bajo licencia Creative Commons de Atribución ; sección personal: Break, de Little Glass Men bajo licencia Creative Commons de Atribución

This episode was previously recorded where Geovanna and Yvette were guests interviews on the Wake Up and Dream Podcast!   Quote:  “You can't just give up on someone because the situation is not ideal.  Great relationships are not great because they have no problems.  They are great because both people care enough about the other person to find a way to make it work.”   If you have ever struggled with a relationship or felt stuck in a host of thoughts that were not getting you the results you wanted in your relationship, this episode is for YOU!  Today, we chatted with Geovanna and Yvette of YGC Relationship Coaching and boy oh boy did we learn some great things!  We explored how what they do in coaching their clients differs from traditional counseling or therapy. Our lively discussion included how much of what we think in our minds (or should we say assume) is not accurate, yet this “noisy roommate” keeps telling us the same lies so often that these thoughts seem true and real.  Their coaching is unique because the focus is in guiding their clients to work on themselves; their thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and attitudes.  Their goal is to help their clients become and evolve into the best version of themselves, for themselves; to deepen their understanding of their worthiness, to uncover their desires and what is most important to them.  And all of this self awareness has a dramatic, positive affect on the health of their relationships.  We hope you love this episode, and feel free to share it with anyone you know that may be struggling in their relationships.   Here is what YGC Relationship Coaching offers: Creating the Life You Deserve Program    Begin by BEing the Best Version of YOU!   6 MONTH RECOVERY & REDISCOVERING YOU AFTER DIVORCE PROGRAM  REdiscovering Her REdesigning Your Game Plan Be Her Now REdesigning our Intention & Purpose REdesigning Your Finances REdesigning Your Relationships   INCLUDED IN THIS ALL-ACCESS COACHING PACKAGE 3 transforming coaching sessions per month 1 group coaching session per month Video training on each topic Worksheets, Practice & Exercises 6 month membership in IGNITE Her Society with Julie Ciardi 2 Enneagram Coaching Session with Briana Gray Lifetime Access to the videos and worksheets   Creating the Marriage YOU Desire  6 MONTH PROGRAM    Strong Relationships Begin by BEing the Best Version of YOU!   MONTHLY CONTENT REdiscovering Her REdesigning Your Marriage Came Plan Be Her Now in Your Marriage REdesigning our Intention & Purpose in Your Marriage REdesigning Your Finances REdesigning Your Relationships   INCLUDED IN THIS ALL-ACCESS COACHING PACKAGE 3 transforming coaching sessions per month 1 group coaching session per month Video training on each topic Worksheets, Practice & Exercises 6 month membership in IGNITE Her Society with Julie Ciardi 2 Enneagram Coaching Session with Briana Gray Lifetime Access to the videos and worksheets   If you would like to schedule a complimentary consult, you can connect with them here: https://beacons.page/ygcollaborations  or email them at hello@ygcollaborations.com   More About Wake Up and Dream Podcast and Hosts:    We would love for you to follow, like, and share this episode, as well as leave us a review!   And don't forget to reach out and connect with with us at @wakeupanddreampodcast   Sara Carlisi: @saracarlisi1  sara@saracarlisi.com saracarlisi.com/wakeup   Kelly Armstrong:  @kellyarmstrongofficial  kelly@fullyembraceyourlife.co Lisa Taylor:  @lisa.kay.taylor lisatay.lbri@gmail.com www.lbri.com/lisatay

Quote:  “You can't just give up on someone because the situation is not ideal.  Great relationships are not great because they have no problems.  They are great because both people care enough about the other person to find a way to make it work.”   If you have ever struggled with a relationship or felt stuck in a host of thoughts that were not getting you the results you wanted in your relationship, this episode is for YOU!  Today, we chatted with Geovanna and Yvette of YGC Relationship Coaching and boy oh boy did we learn some great things!  We explored how what they do in coaching their clients differs from traditional counseling or therapy. Our lively discussion included how much of what we think in our minds (or should we say assume) is not accurate, yet this “noisy roommate” keeps telling us the same lies so often that these thoughts seem true and real.  Their coaching is unique because the focus is in guiding their clients to work on themselves; their thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and attitudes.  Their goal is to help their clients become and evolve into the best version of themselves, for themselves; to deepen their understanding of their worthiness, to uncover their desires and what is most important to them.  And all of this self awareness has a dramatic, positive affect on the health of their relationships.  We hope you love this episode, and feel free to share it with anyone you know that may be struggling in their relationships.   Here is what YGC Relationship Coaching offers: Creating the Life You Deserve Program  Begin by BEing the Best Version of YOU!   6 MONTH RECOVERY & REDISCOVERING YOU AFTER DIVORCE PROGRAM  REdiscovering Her REdesigning Your Game Plan Be Her Now REdesigning our Intention & Purpose REdesigning Your Finances REdesigning Your Relationships   INCLUDED IN THIS ALL-ACCESS COACHING PACKAGE 3 transforming coaching sessions per month 1 group coaching session per month Video training on each topic Worksheets, Practice & Exercises 6 month membership in IGNITE Her Society with Julie Ciardi 2 Enneagram Coaching Session with Briana Gray Lifetime Access to the videos and worksheets   Creating the Marriage YOU Desire  6 MONTH PROGRAM  Strong Relationships Begin by BEing the Best Version of YOU!   MONTHLY CONTENT REdiscovering Her REdesigning Your Marriage Came Plan Be Her Now in Your Marriage REdesigning our Intention & Purpose in Your Marriage REdesigning Your Finances REdesigning Your Relationships   INCLUDED IN THIS ALL-ACCESS COACHING PACKAGE 3 transforming coaching sessions per month 1 group coaching session per month Video training on each topic Worksheets, Practice & Exercises 6 month membership in IGNITE Her Society with Julie Ciardi 2 Enneagram Coaching Session with Briana Gray Lifetime Access to the videos and worksheets If you would like to schedule a complimentary consult, you can connect with them here: https://beacons.page/ygcollaborations  or email them at hello@ygcollaborations.com   We would love for you to follow, like, and share this episode, as well as leave us a review!   And don't forget to reach out and connect with with us at @wakeupanddreampodcast   Sara Carlisi: @saracarlisi1  sara@saracarlisi.com saracarlisi.com/wakeup   Kelly Armstrong:  @kellyarmstrongofficial  kelly@fullyembraceyourlife.com   Lisa Taylor:  @lisa.kay.taylor lisatay.lbri@gmail.com www.lbri.com/lisatay

Welcome back y'all! Season 5 we start off in a fun a collaboration interview! Meet Relationship Coaches Yvette Valdenegro & Geovanna Burgess White hosts of REdesigning YOUR Relationships Podcast, each week they discuss topics surrounding relationships with a tangible, current, and forward approach. They dive deep and do not shy away from keeping the topic of your interpersonal relationships real. Their mission is to help you create the relationships you deserve & desire! Guiding women in these three areas, REdesigning their marriage, REcovery during/after divorce, and REbalance with their business. Their biggest motto is: “Strong Relationships Begin with BEing the Best Version of You!” In part 1 we talk about my journey in entrepreneurship and all that it encompasses! Go back and listen to it on their podcast. Listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-25-the-journey-of-working-9-5-and-a/id1596525794?i=1000569227750 This week we dive into being a woman and entrepreneurship and how working on your mental health is so important! We also touch on what it means to invest in yourself and what that looks like and how change equals growth! Y'all it's full of fun conversations with two amazing women! Guests: @yvettevaldenegro @geovannaburgesswhite @ygcollaborations Tools & Resources: https://www.ygcollaborations.com/ Complimentary Connection Consults: https://calendly.com/ygc/ Promo for Burst toothbrush is 7JFTSP to get 40% off on a great brush go to burstoralcare.com to learn more! Follow, Like, subscribe and share! As always thank you for the continued support! Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Instagram at Life is full of deissys. You can also email me at hellodeissy@gmail.com Love what you're listening to! Rate us on Apple Podcast and leave a review, I truly do appreciate it to help us grow! Created and Produced by Deissy Ayala

¿Cómo ser recursivos en casa cuando hay escasez? Además, cómo controlar la ansiedad y el stress?

Shaun Boyce is a gifted junior instructor. He and his wife, Geovanna, have taken his tennisforchildren.com and tennis for hundreds of kids in the Atlanta area to new heights, year after year. From preschools to home owners associations, Shaun has taken his love and passion for instructing the younger players in our sport on the road across the metropolis that is Atlanta. Shaun and his wife, Geovanna, are the team behind tennisforchildren.com Teaching juniors is a distinct talent. It's never easy and it's always a challenge. The challenge to keep the attention of juniors with, say 5 or 8 on a court, and leave them with having learned something not just about tennis and a racquet path, but also about life and sport, is one of the biggest we face as teachers. Whether you are a golf, ski, tennis, or swim instructor, or a grade school teacher, or just mom and dad, you know how hard it is to teach juniors. Shaun, with his lesson plans, his color-coordinated dots on the courts, and his idea that the longer you keep your juniors from playing competitively, the better the stroke and learning techniques, has made his mark in the Atlanta region. Atlanta is a town of planned communities in a large part. Home Owner Associations dot the city from East to West and now are moving Northward as the city pushes the Northern boundary. HOA's have tennis courts. "There's a court literally on every corner," says Shaun. Shaun and I discuss how amenities such as pickleball and tennis courts are affecting HOA dues and home resale prices. Upside-Down Pricing Shaun brings to the table a new look to pricing. With his programming, he charges more, against the trend of the industry, for the little ones. The younger the players, he says, the harder he and his staff have to work to keep their attention and create a learning environment. So, Shaun charges more for the 5 year old than the 15 year old. It's a new way to look at junior clinics and pricing, and it's a breath of fresh air to listen to how he describes the many changes, in addition to this pricing structure, that he has made as his program has grown. Shaun is at the cutting edge of teaching juniors in one of the biggest tennis towns in America. Tune in and find out just what makes him tick and what keeps his kids from Tik-Tok while on the courts.

The last two weeks we introduced our hosts Yvette and Geovanna! They discussed why they changed the podcast, more of their stories, and where they are going next. On this episode, Yvette and Geovanna take time to answer your questions about relationships. They both use their relationship experiences they've had in their life to help you and continue to share their mission on why they want to help strengthen marriages.   We appreciate you listening and tuning in! Please FOLLOW our show on Apple and Spotify and other platforms. And please leave a rating and a review. We would greatly appreciate it!   Sponsored by IGNITE Her Society. Join at igniterhersociety.com   About Your Hosts:  Hello, we are Yvette Valdenegro and Geovanna Burgess White! We are relationship coaches and we are known for being straight forward yet have a compassionate approach to helping women create the marriage they desire. A combined 20 years of coaching experiences positions them to guide women to the marriage they always wanted but didn't know THEY COULD CREATE!   Contact us: WEBSITE:  https://www.ygcollaborations.com  IG: https://www.instagram.com/ygcollaborations/

Welcome to our new podcast series REdesign Your Relationships! Last week we chatted with Geovanna and learned more about her story and what got her to where she is today. On this episode of the podcast, we do part 2 of getting to know your host and we get to hear from Yvette Valdenegro!   Yvette Valdenegro is the CoFounder of YGCollaborations - A platform for Women to REdesign their most important relationships. Yvette is a passionate entrepreneur and certified Life Coach. Her mission is to guide women in creating a marriage they deserve & desire! Mother of four beautiful young adults, she shares her experiences in her family and relationships.  Over the past 4 years, her business partner and her have guided many engaged couples through teaching the framework around creating a strong foundation in their relationship before marriage.    We appreciate you listening and tuning in! Please FOLLOW our show on Apple and Spotify and other platforms. And please leave a rating and a review. We would greatly appreciate it! Sponsored by IGNITE Her Society. Join at igniterhersociety.com   About Your Hosts:  Hello, we are Yvette Valdenegro and Geovanna Burgess White! We are relationship coaches and we are known for being straight forward yet have a compassionate approach to helping women create the marriage they desire. A combined 20 years of coaching experiences positions them to guide women to the marriage they always wanted but didn't know THEY COULD CREATE!   Contact us: WEBSITE:  https://www.ygcollaborations.com  IG: https://www.instagram.com/ygcollaborations/

¿Es posible controlar la ansiedad a través de los alimentos que consumimos? Hoy lo conversamos con la nutricionista Geovanna Arcos.

Welcome to our new podcast series REdesign Your Relationships! Last week we introduced our new show and why we decided to change up the podcast and where we are going next. On this episode of the podcast, we do a part 1 of getting to know your host and we start with the lovely Geovanna Burgess White.   Geovanna tells her story about how she got to the point where she is today and why she is passionate about helping women with their relationships. She talks about going through the movements of life but never really being happy and how she began to discover her purpose and who she truly is. We keep it raw and real because we all go through hard things and we are all still learning.    We appreciate you listening and tuning in! Please FOLLOW our show on Apple and Spotify and other platforms. And please leave a rating and a review. We would greatly appreciate it! Sponsored by IGNITE Her Society. Join at igniterhersociety.com   About Your Hosts:  Hello, we are Yvette Valdenegro and Geovanna Burgess White! We are relationship coaches and we are known for being straight forward yet have a compassionate approach to helping women create the marriage they desire. A combined 20 years of coaching experiences positions them to guide women to the marriage they always wanted but didn't know THEY COULD CREATE!   Contact us: WEBSITE:  https://www.ygcollaborations.com  IG: https://www.instagram.com/ygcollaborations/

O Podcast da galera mais zoeira do Brasil!

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Join us in this exciting episode as Geovanna takes the role of the guest on the show to share with us some fun changes that have happened with her wedding venue! The venue has changed its name to Fountain-Pointe at Mia Bella. This is a wedding venue that is in Houston, TX and offers unique wedding experiences that cater to smaller weddings and events. What we learned during COVID is that people still want to keep living their lives and getting together for events and weddings, but people are just doing it at a smaller scale and now we are catering to that! Check out the info below for more information! Info from this week's episode:   NEW! Fountain-Pointe at Mia Bella: https://fountain-pointe.com/  Get a hold of Geovanna: Phone Number: 832-755-2897 Email: GBW@Fountain-Pointe.com   Want to create a foundation of financial freedom? Check out marriageormoney.com   Just Engaged University Info: Website: https://www.justengageduniversity.com Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/justengageduniversity   Hosts: Geovanna Burgess White Yvette Valdenegro

Como está sua aura? O estudo dos astros, signos, reike, psicologia em uma conversa muito alternativa com Geovanna Caraviello está disponível no Bilíngue, confira as opiniões e muita astrologia em uma energia incrível, esse episódio foi convertido da live que acontece semanalmente no insta @nexpbr ao vivo às segundas-feiras. Apresentação: Nicolas Kieling Contate-nos via e-mail pelo: podcast@nexpbr.com e acesse conteúdo geek e de cultura pop em nosso site.

O Podcast da galera mais zoeira do Brasil!

Entrevistamos Geovanna Conti a empreendedora social que tem mudado a história de diversas pessoas pelo Brasil.Siga o nosso podcast no seu aplicativo de streaming para receber as nossas atualizações. Todos nossos links estão aqui: https://linktr.ee/empreendendonoreinoBluefields: https://bluefieldsdev.com/Paulo Humaitá: https://www.instagram.com/paulohumaita/

RESUMO DO EPISÓDIO: Esse podcast versa sob o olhar de alunos da faculdade de educação física da Unicamp que tiveram experiência enquanto atletas de modalidades de invasão e que hoje vivenciam o papel de treinadores. Em entrevistas, os convidados Thiago Henrique Barbosa de Barros, Geovanna de Aro e Felippe Guimarães dividem suas experiências e opiniões sobre o tema. DISCIPLINA: Esporte Coletivo PROFESSOR RESPONSÁVEL: Prof. Dr. Sérgio Settani Giglio PAD: Giovanna Palhares Gonçalves PED: Jean dos Santos Mantovani DADOS DOS ENTREVISTADOS: Thiago Henrique Barbosa de Barros: aluno da Faculdade de Educação Física (FEF) da Unicamp, ex auxiliar de preparação física do Pulo Futsal Campinas e atualmente analista de desempenho de categoria profissional, além de auxiliar técnico e preparador físico das categorias de base sub-11 ao sub-17. Geovanna de Aro: aluna da Faculdade de Educação Física (FEF) da Unicamp e ex atleta de handebol. Felippe Guimarães: aluno da Faculdade de Educação Física (FEF) da Unicamp, ex treinador do time de futsal do ProFIS da Unicamp e atualmente técnico dos times de futsal das engenharias da Unicamp.

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Francisco y Geovanna Bazan

About Geovanna and Yvette: Geovanna is the owner of Mia Bella Houston, an events and wedding venue in Houston, Texas. She is also the co-owner of Just Engaged University. Yvette owns Pop-Up Wedding Houston, another events and wedding company and is also the co-owner of Just Engaged University.  In this episode, Jamie, Heather, Geovanna and Yvette discuss:How wedding planners can cope with changes due to the PandemicWhat pop-up weddings are all about Having great relationship and connection with your clientsAdvantage for wedding planners and couples to do a pop-up weddingKey Takeaways:Weddings can still happen in the pandemic, it just needs a bit of innovation and adjustment. The pandemic actually gave a good excuse to hold a small wedding, thus saving a lot of money for couples everywhere to start their new life together. Be with your clients from the beginning and all the way. Think about what need and how you can serve them. It doesn't make sense these days to spend an extravagant amount of money to hold your wedding and a lot of couples understand that. That's why pop-up weddings are a great venture for wedding planners.  “Pop-up weddings, it's going to be the home of safe and intimate weddings, it's what we're promoting and it's what we're going to be doing going forward and I think that that's what couples want. They want to feel like ‘we can have our cake and eat it too, we can do all of the things and not be in debt and not have to wait 10 years to live the life we want to live'” - Geovanna Burgess White Connect with Geovanna Burgess White:Twitter:  https://twitter.com/justengageduniFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/geovanna.burgessWebsite:  https://www.miabellahouston.com/ | https://www.gbwbrands.com/educationInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/miabellahouston/ Connect with Yvette Valdenegro:Twitter:  https://twitter.com/PopUpWeddingHTXFacebook:  https://www.facebook.com/popupweddinghouston/Website:  https://www.valdenegroventures.com/pop-up-wedding-houstonPinterest: https://www.pinterest.ph/yvettetbw/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yvette-valdenegro-24a37a22/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yvettevaldenegro/?hl=en  Connect with The Union Podcast:Website: https://theunionpodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unionpodcast/?hl=enShow: https://theunionpodcast.com/our-podcast/ Connect with Jamie:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdAcY6YGgF-RgGYXTsOENbAWebsite: https://jwcoordination.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jwcoordination/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/JWCoordination/ Connect with Heather:Website: https://theweddinghacker.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/weddinghackerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/weddinghackerexpoPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/theweddinghacker/ Show notes by Podcastologist: Kristen BraunAudio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.  

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Hello Family! Welcome back this is day 24 of our 54-day Rosary Novena.  If you have any questions or comments about our 54 Day Rosary Novena, I'd love to hear from you. You can send an email to prayers@54dayofroses.com or you can send me a direct message on Instagram.  Instagram is the social media platform that we're most active on. With that, Day 24 Glorious Mysteries in PetitionToday we're praying the Glorious Mysteries in Petition. Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary, We ask that you intercede for us as we pray for our daily conversion and the conversion of our friends and loved ones. Blessed Mother, we pray for the health of those who need healing. We pray for the recovery of those who are fighting covid. We pray for countries that are being hit with the third wave of Covid. Blessed Mother, we pray for the intentions of our family listening to this rosary, for the intentions of our family on Instagram and clubhouse. We pray for Brent, Natalie, Tara, Maria, Anna, Toni, Geovanna, Vivian, Iggy, Stanley, Matt, Maricela, Valerie, Jacque, and Jessie.With love,Maritza MendezWebsite:https://www.54daysofroses.com/Pay it forwardhttps://www.54daysofroses.com/payitforwardSupport our Ministry:https://www.patreon.com/54daysofrosesInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/54daysofroses/Audio Engineerhttps://conceptualpodcasting.com/podcastsThe song "Meditation 2" created by Patrick Buddehttps://www.patrickbudde.com 

Arte da Capa: Nathália Maia Salve, Dudes! No (fantástico) papo de hoje, Andrey conversa com a DJ e jornalista cultura Geovanna Nunciato RECADOS AOS DUDES: dudecast@thedudes.com.br (tem até formulário no site, deixa de ser preguiçoso) Grupo... O post Dudes Entrevistam #50 – Geovanna Nunciato apareceu primeiro em The Dudes.

Arte da Capa: Nathália Maia Salve, Dudes! No (fantástico) papo de hoje, Andrey conversa com a DJ e jornalista cultura Geovanna Nunciato RECADOS AOS DUDES: dudecast@thedudes.com.br (tem até formulário no site, deixa de ser preguiçoso) Grupo... O post Dudes Entrevistam #50 – Geovanna Nunciato apareceu primeiro em The Dudes.

  In this week's episode, Eric Huffman shares his compelling journey from skeptical pastor to a missional apologist non-religious people. We talk about his latest book Scripture and the Skeptic. Bio: Eric Huffman is Lead Pastor of The Story Church (est. 2015), author of two books - Scripture and the Skeptic (Abingdon Press, 2021) and 40 Days of Doubt: Devotions for the Skeptic (Abingdon Press, 2018) - and host of Maybe God Podcast, where he tackles the toughest questions non-religious people are asking about Christianity. Eric and his wife and co-pastor, Geovanna, share a passion to lead new generations of educated and non-religious skeptics to honestly consider the life-altering love of God in Jesus Christ. They live near downtown Houston with their two children, Zaira and Koen. Books by Eric: Scripture and the Skeptic https://amzn.to/2OHeSXu 40 Days of Doubt: Devotions for the Skeptic https://amzn.to/3vvHX93 Connecting with Eric: https://www.erichuffman.org/ Twitter: @ericthestory Maybe God Podcast https://maybegodpod.com/ Connect with Brian Russell: Information about Brian's Fall 2021 book Centering Prayer: How Sitting Quietly in God's Presence Can Change Your Life www.centeringprayerbook.com Twitter: @briandrussell Instagram: @yourprofessorforlife Coaching for Pastors: www.deepdivespirituality.com Business and Life Coaching: www.drbrianrussellcoaching.com Brian Russell's Book on the Missional Interpretation of Scripture: (Re)Aligning with God: Reading Scripture for Church and World https://amzn.to/3qln258   Links to Amazon are affiliate links. Dr. Russell receives a small payment if you order resources through these links. There is no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting the podcast through your purchases.

Geovanna and I discuss her background in Workday, how she approaches being a team of one supporting Workday, and thoughts on advice and future trends. Thanks for listening and enjoy!

A campanha da Unifacisa na última temporada foi interessante, mas recheada de derrotas apertadas. Ao menos no papel a diretoria tentou corrigir o elenco e brigar na parte de cima da tabela. Irá conseguir? Convidamos Geovanna Teixeira para debater

Lilian Tiemi orientadora pedagógica da Liga Digital num papo sobre descobertas e como empreender com 18 anos. Um papo com Geovanna Ferreira aluna do curso de e commerce da Liga que está vendendo seus doces pelo Instagram @docesonho.gf

Daniele Matos compartilha o que tem aprendido nesses 15 anos em que se dedica à vida e ao tratamento da filha Geovanna, que tem paralisia cerebral. Daniele compartilha os desafios, os aprendizados e as alegrias que tem encontrado ao longo desse caminho. Uma história de superação que transborda amor. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/luani/support

Hoy en Compartiendo el Mundo, la doctora Geovanna Puente, explicó que hasta el 12 de noviembre no se podrán realizar desahucios a arrendatarios de bienes inmuebles que hayan pagado al menos el 20% del valor correspondiente. La especialista sugirió llegar a un acuerdo entre arrendadores y arrendatarios.

I can’t wait for you to listen to this episode! It's an oldie, but a goodie! This was a special episode and my first episode I did with one of my clients! Geovanna Burgess White was my client for most of 2019. I can’t wait for you to hear her story about how she became an entrepreneur and has been growing two businesses and a podcast! She is a mom of two and loving wife and realized earlier this year she needed some guidance and accountability to take her businesses to the next level. Can’t wait for you to be inspired and take action yourself after you hear this! To connect with Geovanna, you can follow her on Instagram and check out her podcast Just Engaged U&1-versity! Geovanna and I are hosting a mastermind called re-Ignite 2020! This is an exclusive event to re-IGNITE your business in 2020 and set you up for growth in 2021. The event is this weekend, August 14th-15th. Register HERE!

O podcast recebe Pedro Maia para falar das voltas da NBA e da WNBA. Além disso, traz o debate sobre a atitude do COB de levar parte dos atletas para uma temporada de treinos em Portugal, com direito a entrevistas com as atletas Ketleyn Quadros, Geovanna dos Santos e Rebeca Andrade. O programa também presta homenagem ao apresentador Rodrigo Rodrigues.

Olá, aqui é o André Cavallini, professor, psicopedagogo e hipnoterapeuta. Sem bem-vindos ao Além da Linguagem! A conversa de hoje é com a Geovanna Moreira, estudante e dona do perfil @medcomequlibrio no Instagram, e ela está encarando a rotina de se preparar sozinha para o vestibular de Medicina, em casa. Na entrevista, ela nos conta um pouco mais sobre como se organiza, quais os maiores perrengues em estudar por conta própria e como lidar com um dos maiores problemas que os estudantes enfrentam hoje em dia durante sua preparação: a ansiedade. Sigam a Geovanna no Instagram: @medcomequlibrio André Cavallini - hipnoterapeuta, professor e psicopedagogo Instagram: @alemdalinguagem @andrecavallini YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClFF_0KGoZWoEmElJYE_N9w Ouça meus conteúdos no Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/5lRQIyAG3trdEYlX5Xj36D Saiba mais sobre hipnoterapia e aprendizagem: www.alemdalinguagem.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alem-da-linguagem/message

Hoy en Vamos Mundo Magazine conversamos con Geovanna Puente, Abogada de Puente y Asociados sobre la firma electrónica tan utilizada hoy en estos días.

Join us for a message from a guest speaker, Geovanna Bowman, from June 17, 2020. This message from talks about how in the midst of our trials and mountains that we face in our lives, the main focus must always be on Christ. We must walk in obedience, surrender and worship no matter what the situations are that arise in our life.For more information about our church visit us on our website or our Facebook pageWebsite: http://revivalcenterag.comFacebook: http://facebook.com/revivalcenterag

This episode we bring back Veronica and Geovanna from Episode 2 and give their perspective of life after being married. How to get back into the game. Do they even want a partner? How long it took them to introduce their kids to their new partners. , and more..

Tim Kremer from the Gravel Epic race series talks to us about events in Marrakesh, Slovenia, Girona and Mt. Etna. Each event capturing the local flavor and best routes designed by local gravel athletes. Gravel Epic Website. Automated Transcription, please excuse the typos: Good day everyone, and welcome to the gravel ride podcast. I'm your host Craig Dalton. This week on the podcast we've got Tim Kramer from the gravel Epic series over in Europe. Big thanks to Jason over at the gravel cyclist for making this connection for me. I first read about the gravel Epic series on the gravelcyclist.com. Get your passports ready and start saving those dollars because when you hear about the gravel Epic series, I think you're going to be like me and want to jump on the next plane over to Europe. Tim and his team have created four events, one in Marrakesh, Morocco, the second in Slovenia, the third in Mount Etna in Italy, and the fourth in Gerona. They've worked with local athletes in all these areas to find the best terrain, most representative of the area, and they're combining that with rich cultural experiences so you can immerse yourself in the local culture. So with all that said, let's jump right in. Tim, welcome to the shelf. Hey Greg, thanks for having me. Ever since Jason at the gravel cycle of shared your events series with me, I've been super excited to get you on the phone and learn more about it. It sounds amazing. But before we get started as is customary on the podcast, I'd love to just learn a little bit more about your background and how you got into gravel cycling. The background graph cycling is very easily explained. I don't remember exactly how many years ago it was, but I read an article on the dirty Kanza and the New York times. That was when I was sitting in my living room in Hong Kong on a weekend and I read this and I thought, bloody hell, that sounds like an event I'd like to do or so I, Mike, my calendar when registration is opened, I think it was sometime in January and I was lucky enough to get in. That was a few years ago, so it was a little bit easier than now. It's still a lottery. And we got in. So my friend of mine and I, and shortly afterwards we bought our first gravel bike. A simple cyclocross from focus. It was, I think back then and you know, started training, which in Hong Kong was pretty hard cause we have no gravel roads. So we basically just cycled on the road. And the first time ever on gravel was when we were hit the roads in Kansas. That's amazing. I mean we often explore how gravel cycling differs in different parts of the country and how unique Kansas is. But I can't imagine getting on a plane from having only written around Hong Kong on your bike to the Flint Hills of Kansas and tackling that huge event. It was a yes, very different experience. For one, eh, I had the wrong shoes. I wrote with most shoes, which was almost constant, completely wrong thing to do. So the first river crossing when I walked through my puddles couldn't clip in anymore and I still have a, the road with a stick trying to clean the pedals, I can continue cycling. But beyond, beyond that, it was an amazing experience. And we've been seeking out travel events ever since. We wrote at a year later, we did a small event in Texas and 200 miners. So it was lucky that I'm self employed and we were able to combine the business trips with revel races or other bike races. That's great. And you know, as someone who, it sounds like shares residency between Hong Kong and Spain, were you particularly in Europe I guess were you simply just not seeing the type of events that you were falling in love with in the U S anywhere on the continent? Well the Spain thing for us is relatively recent, so my family only relocated here a year ago. I still kind of go back and forth. We, we saw the races in the U S and thought it was something really exciting because gravel is slowly taking off in Europe and continental Europe and the UK. It's a little bit better known in that. Tons of races. But they are mostly local. Except for two or three races that are now over two or three years have grown a little bit more. I wouldn't say international, but more national. And when we thought about this, we thought this would be something really, that we enjoy, that our friends enjoy going to interesting places and, and taking them off the road. Not the typical grand Fondo but on the, you know, was me, we call it the sort of the, the gravitates to where the roads end, so to beautiful places. And that's what we try to do and look for locations. And first four locations we found in Marrakesh and Slovenia bled in UNG Alona and which is, you know, it was only about an hour away from, we are now in Barcelona and Mount Edna are completely different in their environment and completely different in the kind of rioting on gravel that our participants will experience. That's amazing. So let's step back for a minute. I mentioned it in the opening, but you got a gravel. Epic is listed as the first gravel series in Europe, in North Africa. What an incredibly audacious goal to put on four amazing events. What was the vision behind what you were creating and why did you look to do the four events rather than starting with just one? I'm audacious. Yes. And we're finding out my, the workload that really it is a lot more than we expected. We're not from the event or, or a sports event business. We come from very different backgrounds, but we thought that the amount of marketing needed it's much better to have it amortized over four events and also to keep us across the year and you know, more involved in not to some one event decided to start with four. We're lucky that we of course don't organize everything by ourselves. We have local partners who are based there. We'll know the region. We could not find the same gravel roads and that the people that do so in that regards were happy that we don't have to do everything. But there's still a lot of work to be done. Yeah, I can only imagine and that makes a lot of sense. Economically speaking, I know I talked to a number of race organizers. It's one thing to create a small event in your local community and keep it manageable, but the moment it becomes successful, you realize that the infrastructure and skillset of the team members required is often difficult, difficult to cobble together when you're only talking about focusing that energy on a single event each year. Yeah, and I mean we intentionally, you know, really want to get a very international group to our races. And from what we've seen now in Marrakech where registrations haven't been open for that long, we already have people from 10 or 11 nationalities coming. You know, we have from as far as Los Angeles, I'm a cyclist and then from Hong Kong, from the other side of the world we get inquiries from India. We are always surprised to where people come and how they find us because it's not really an area where we advertise. Yeah. I'm sure that's only going to grow as the registration period opens longer and longer. Certainly, you know, seeing the types of events and locations, particularly for North American writers and writers, you know, in Asia, it's a heavy decision to make a decision to attend one of these events in Europe. And obviously it takes a lot of planning to get there. Yes, it does. You know, and it's, that's what we try to combine them with a lot of touristy activities and we also offer you know, for people from the U S and want to come over for more than a week, not just the race, but you can take a three, five or eight day gravel tour in the area and then finish with a race or start after the race. That's the super exciting plan. I love that. I also like to hear that you enlisted the help of local riders who know the community and trails better to kind of craft the race courses. How did you identify the four locations in the first place? If I could only remember exactly all the discussion that went in. I mean, we looked obviously at the map at something that was interesting for us where we would want it to go. Myra cash was right on top of our list because a, it's very easily reachable and it's completely different from by where we are in terms of cultural experience and the writing as well. So that was a fairly easy choice. We originally also had looked at places in Germany and Holland. But decided then that wasn't so exciting and pick Slovenia because of the mountain bike scene that was there. A friend of ours has been riding there and highly recommended it. So we went over there for a long weekend and came back very, very impressed by the area and the three glove national park by the Julian Alps. And we're lucky enough to find a good partner. And when we went back, they already had stitched a probably 60, 70% of what now is the race cost together for us to explore. Mon Aetna, the same thing. We were looking for something that is again different in terms of writing cause we wanted to give people who want to enjoy the forum experience something very different. Every single event and riding on an active volcano is again very different than the surface is different cause it's lava rock. And the amazing part in Aetna is you can ride the beautiful forest and suddenly the forest is cut open by where the lava poured and cut down the forest and you have 500 meters or a kilometer writing to laugh Robin rocks and suddenly the forest closes again and you're, you're again in a very confined space. It's a very unique experience. Amazing. So let's go through a little bit more specifically the events and the locations and maybe gives the listener a little bit of an understanding as to the type of gravel riding experience they'll have. You touched a little bit on it just now about Mount Etna and you also mentioned how in your opinion different each experience was going to be, let's take them in order and make sure that each one gets the lip service it deserves because they all are clearly amazing locations. Well starting in Marrakesh, which is the first race in our theories and March next year, which is we start in the desert, so it's fairly flat. The gravel is very hard packed. It doesn't rain much there. There's only a few eliminated rain in the winter months. And lucky from when we start the race, it should have just finished. So we can see still the snow capped mountains and the Atlas in the background and it, we still have tons of green around. But the desert itself, eh, not much green, but you will see a lot of green as you ride along the course. But the, the gravel is very, very hard packed. It's not quite as sharp as young people know. And we talk about dirty Kansas our size. So we have never, none of us had a flat ball riding there, but it's quite a hard pack road. The climbs are very long. Not short times. The main climb out of the Agatha desert into the Atlas mountains. I forgot how many kilometers or miles, but it's, I think it's somewhere around six to 10, six miles, 10 kilometers long. And then you ride along the Ridge and you descend into valleys where again, it gets green, you see plantations right to bourbon villages. It's a very, very unique different experience as you ride along because the scenery constantly change us. And then finally you ride back through the RFA desert too. They can probably start and for many it'll be a race against the sunset trying to make it before the sunsets. If we then go to the next races and Aetna, which a completely different environment. For one it's Italy, which the food, the ambiance, the noise in the street, everything is quite different experience when we get to the race course, which starts just outside of the national park. And a small town called Milo. The initial, no, I don't have the data and dragged in front of me, but I think the first 20 kilometers we climb close to 2000 meters or 30 kilometers. So it's a constant up, up, up until you reach sort of the plateau level. And when you start riding around the area, we're not riding fully around Aetna, that's much, much too long, but our course kind of goes up to it and then goes down again, goes back up again. And it's a nice combination of off-road and on-road. The riding is a bit more technical because the rocks, the lava can be quite sharp. Eh, or in later in the season or if there wasn't a lot rain, a lot of rain. The lava is very soft. So it's definitely a course that requires much more technical skills than any of the other three courses that we have. But the amazing thing there is really to ride and you can see Monadnock in the back, which is always covered with some clouds. It always looks like it's smoking. And sometimes, and sometimes you can even hear it rumble. So it's a very nice experience. And course we have, I find very interesting because it goes through forest, which the road is much smoother. And sun, you had that lava patch where again, you really have to go on your chores and make sure you don't crash. And then after that we go to Slovenia with the race starts in blood, which is very, very well known for the church in the middle of the Lake and the cost that overlooks the leg. Very, very small town, roughly only 8,000 people. And there, the course is longer and more climate and everything else, all the other courses that we have, but the roads are Forrest routes. So it's, it's really not technical. We expect people to be much, much faster which is why the causes longer. And we have over 4,000 meters of climates. That's over 12,000 meters of climbing, over 180 kilometers, I think it was. So bring your climbing legs for that course. But again, it's not technical. The descends are not too difficult. You know that the tire choices there are very definitely, what do you need an Edna after your ride? Possibly widest tie. You can fit on your bike. With knobby tires, with Slovenia, you probably put a 35 on, I wouldn't say slicks, but really you don't need much in terms of treads. And then we finished the race. He was in Geovanna, which people know is very well known for cycling. There's tons of pro cyclists, ex pros living there. There is a ton also already off slaw, smaller. I'm grabbing races in the area. I'm always, it's longer than that. The local races, we're going up to 180 kilometers. The course is at times technical. But most of the time, you know, the climbing is nice and long and gradual and it's a beautiful area. And part of the [inaudible] North Catalonia, My gosh, the hardest thing is just deciding which one sounds the best out of those. Yeah, it's a difficult choice. You know, for me, Marrakesh was always the first choice simply because it's more exotic and it's an area that I'm really not familiar with. But I'm equally blown away by bled and by that, because again, it's completely different to the writing that I have here in Barcelona. So it's very hard to say what people expect and where they come from, what their preference is. Yeah. And I noted each of the courses, the expected medium finish median finish time is 10 hours. So it sounds like that's the goal. Yeah. Common theme across the events. And basically what we've done is we write the course. If I, it takes me about 11 hours, I think that the normal cycle should take about 10 cause we, I mean we, you know, we stopped for P, we stopped a bit more and we look at it and says, yeah, roughly 10 hours. And we expect the fast people. I'm always depending on conditions to come in at seven and a half to eight hours. And the cutoff depending on the cause where we are and what we can do with low closures will be 14, 15 hours or everybody should be able to finish the course. Yeah. And as people group up, obviously in the event the pace gets a little bit hotter and the course can get covered a little faster. Correct. Correct. For a Marrakesh we already have a couple of very, very good cyclists signed up. So we'll definitely see some action up the front, I think. Interesting. And then also a common theme, a pretty healthy chunk of climbing looks like between, you know, minimum 3,300 meters of climbing to over 4,000 in one of the [inaudible]. Yes. Yes. I think that's just driven by the destinations that we picked. The all mountain is areas. We like to be in somewhere more remote areas, which often that also leads to be in more mountainous areas. And you know, I personally like climbing. I think it makes a writing interesting if it's just on the flats and it's not for me. Yeah. Well, some of the descriptions you were providing on the courses are only possible to get this type of views and changes in terrain and changes in the ambiance of where you're riding through by having those large elevation gains. Yes, that's correct. And again, Marrakesh, you know, it's the end of winter so that the lower regions that'll be quite nice and warm. But when you get up to close to 2000, it'll be fresh. People will have to pack extra clothes. Interesting. So it'd be a real adventure. Yes. It'd be different experience from the, from the desert up into the mountains in, in terms of temperature. In terms of views and writing, it'll be completely different. And it looks like for each event correct me if I'm wrong, you've got two distances. Correct? We have what we call the exploration course. Not that it's easy by any means. But for those who are new to long distance gravel riding we wanted to offer something more manageable. We make it very easy if people feel that the training went well, they can easily change to the larger course. But of course, a hundred miles on gravel is something very different than a hundred miles on the road. And how are you thinking about the race in terms of it being a race versus a ride? [Inaudible] I think just based on the distance for 80% of the people, it'll be a ride, which is the challenging itself. We made it a race so that people more have a record of how long it took them, but not in the sense that we expect people to go out and really race one another. It's more a race against yourself, I think. And against the clock or whatever goal you've set yourself. And maybe a rate is against a friend, but I don't expect this to be a race like you would find on their own and on a road race or so. No. But do you imagine that over time, you know, writers will start to think of thinking of the events as they do a dirty cancer and SBT gravel where the professional athletes have it on their calendar because it's, it's notable to, to win. Yeah. Yeah, that'd be nice. It'd be interesting. I mean, as I said before, we have a couple of writers that, you know, when I signed up with like, okay, so they're clearly the more modern than say professional, but very, very, very good amateurs and no one did the scene who don't does, right. They, they, they will go and race this thing. But for most of us it'll be a challenging ride. That allows you to set goals. We also have a time section on every race that we call our coms. It's one long climb, but people can, if they don't want to race the whole race, but put it in over the next you know, 10 K on one climb or so and see how they fare against the best riders. So there's a little bit for everyone. Yeah, that's neat. I always appreciate this time segments just because it's, it's novel. It gives you a little bit of something to focus on during a long event. Yeah. Yeah. And especially in the climbs are hard enough. But if you know that you can see yourself, see how you did ever against everybody, I think it makes a bit of take that at least I need when I'm attempting one of these long clients. Yeah, it's interesting with all these events something is inevitably going to go wrong during your day. That's just sort of the nature of gravel and adventure riding. They're having those times segments. It's just a reminder of like, Oh, I can come back and try to tackle that the overall time as well as the segment time again in the future. Yeah, correct. I mean, you know, gravel, rough roads. The bikes are good, but things do go wrong. Yeah, absolutely. I do. I had, I had one carbon when go bust on me and Aetna, I think I must have had a rock really badly. And you know, that was the end of my ride. So that has happened. Yeah. Yeah. I do imagine, you know, as the sport continues to grow from a, from a retail perspective over in Europe, that the bike brands are gonna want their brand ambassadors to be traveling to these locations and sort of putting a flag in the ground that their equipment was a, you know, on the ground in Sylvania or, or AmeriCash. Yeah, it would be very nice. We haven't really signed up any sponsors because we're so new. We don't really have any history. But hopefully in a year from now we can approach the bike brands and they'll be interesting in working with us. I know just because it's, it's a category that is very, very interesting now in Europe, as I said, it's growing. You can see everybody, we are releasing components about it. We have even seen special Graebel shoes. Not, I am not, I haven't been able to figure out what they are, but all kinds of special Graebel equipment is coming to the market now. Yeah, absolutely. I mean that's obviously something we explore pretty extensively here on the podcast. And there's, I think just little tweaks that are starting to arrive over time where people are saying, to your point, like, you know, what is a gravel shoe? It's not, it's maybe not as soft as a mountain bike shoe, but maybe it's not as stiff as a road racing shoe and there's just sort of a blend in the middle there that that meets the kind of day you're going to have out of the bike as a gravel cyclist. Correct. I mean, you know, we're, luckily we don't push as often as maybe some more difficult mountain bike races or so or, or some bike packing events where you have to carry all that luggage up the Hill. But you know, some sexual, I mean, I know that some people will have to walk on certain seconds on all of course because it's difficult in a technically or too steep. Yeah. So you mentioned the UK being a little bit of a hotbed. Are there other pockets in Europe that you've identified where you feel there are a lot of gravel cyclists emerging? And while we can see by the Facebook groups that there are very large groups in Italy and France for example, there's a Facebook group in France that has 9,000 writers now, are they all pure gravel cyclists? Probably not. A lot of them own a gravel bike and they use it for commuting. But you know, that's what grabs the writing is if not just grab a beer in Europe is often all road riding. It's a bike that allows you to go everywhere. Some people use it for their commute instead of the normal city bike maybe that they had before instead of a cyclocross bike. Yup, absolutely. But it's certainly that big. It's coming. And he, in Spain, in our circle of friends within the last 12 months, I think 30% of our cycling group bought a gravel bike. And even also of Barcelona, we still have tons and tons of good roads that allow us to go out there. And it's very nice to explore an area that we've written through many, many times and starting to be able to turn off the road and ride 20, 30 kilometers on gravel in an area that we've not seen before. Even though we've written that area for many times, I think that's exactly it and exactly why this massive light bulb goes off the moment you get one of these bikes, it's easy to sort of sit on the sideline when you live in a place where there's amazing road riding like you and I both do. But the ability to take that left turn and hit a section of gravel just opens up this world of possibility. And all of a sudden, I know speaking from my own experience, I find myself writing just the best sections of road that I'm familiar with and then getting off road or amazing sections that'll connect pieces of, of tarmac that are otherwise and connectable in a reasonable amount of time. I fully agree. I mean, we were on a ride here in an area, a park wash, which we've written in many times on the road bike. And for the first time somebody put a rotor that was 90% gravel and I think for six hours all of us were smiling because it was such a new and great experience that we didn't expect. Yeah. I think particularly for people in the area. Yeah, and I think particularly for athletes that are coming from the road side, which is my suspicion is we're drawing a lot of athletes from that side of the sport versus the mountain bike side. As a mountain biker, we've all written those sections where you just sort of, something happens, you skid out but you survive and you get to the bottom of it and you, you want to high five, your friends did that. You don't often get that on the road, but you, you, you often and frequently get that in gravel and particularly in events that are, that are long or Epic in the terrain, you know, you're going to have mishaps and that's part of the fun. And when we all get to the finish line, it's part of the reason why the gravel community can be so tight from the first place finisher to the last place finisher because we're all going to have those experiences throughout the day. I fully agree and you know, we try to have at the end of our events, always a big party and not the normal finish a party. We're trying to put something together where people really sit together and share the stories of what happened to them during the day and then how they enjoy the ride or what they didn't enjoy. And you know, we're, we'll hopefully get lot of tons of feedback how to make it better the following year. But we really would like to people to connect to these events. And that's why said it's, it's a race, but we really, for most of us, I think it's more of a timed event and I think it's fantastic if people sit together later on and make friends. Yeah. The other thing I think that's fantastic about what you've laid out here is, you know, obviously all of these destinations are, are tourist worthy. And you know, it's not like writers should plan on popping in and out just for race day or 48 hours around the event. I know you're thinking about that and thinking about how to make a trip out of it, particularly for athletes from North America. We're not going to come over, you know, for less than a week to do something like this. So are you laying out other events around the actual race day to help riders who are coming in early explore the terrain and make the most out of their trips? Yeah, absolutely. We have for example, in Marrakesh we have a six day gravel tour, which can be easily made into three or if people want even more because there's so many relatives, we can connect them all different ways so that people can come over and explore the area before the event, if that one for three, four days or not a part of Morocco, because we have a tour that starts close to Marrakesh and you can ride just at the tip of the Sahara desert. In I'd say, you know, we, we say six days, I think people who have a little bit more stronger legs can easily do it in five days, maybe even four, if you want to push yourself. So there's tons of stuff to do around in terms of probably writing, but obviously also for the family. A Morocco, Marrakesh is a tourist destination for the a trip, no matter whether you bring the bike or not, it's especially for North Americans, such a different world to walk through the souks in Marrakesh. It's fantastic. I really enjoyed it. For me. Two days is enough, but my wife was very happy to hang around longer and buy more stuff. But it's, it's more the a trip and you can get on the car or a motorcycle and take a trip into the Berber villages and explore the life of the villages they have, which again is very different from what you see in the city. And these additional add on gravel events. Are they events that you're, you're paying to participate in? Are you, are you arranging these? Yes. I mean that paid events. I mean for some we can just, if somebody does once a day trip, we can happy to give them a GPS data around the village. But the other things, because they need to be organized. You need to have a van, we need to book the hotels. The transfer when the right finishes, cause it's not a loop. Back to Marrakesh or Casa Blanca or wherever the people want to go at the end of the ride. So yes, they are, they're paid trips. Okay. So you'll actually arrange sort of a little journey for us around the country. Yes, we are very flexible. We want people to have a good time. We know it's a long way to go and to make it worthwhile. We happy, you know, we work with local partners who then help us to put these things from simple things like a one hour camel ride around the desert to a six day bike trip on gravel bike or for some, you know, if the partner comes along when they are e-bikes as well. Amazing. Well I have to say, you know, you cannot visit [inaudible] gravel, epic.com and not be inspired and excited by the imagery that you guys have put forth in the videos around the various locations. I definitely encourage all the listeners to go check the event out. It's very inspirational to kind of look at these locations and I'm excited to have had this conversation with you, Tim, and learn more about what your goals are for the event and I wish you the best of luck. Thank you very much for having me. Hopefully can work in many of the listeners at one of our events. You know, if you have any questions, always shoot us an email. We hope to give you all the answers you need. Awesome. Thanks Tim. All right. Thanks so much Greg. Wow, big thanks to Tim. I feel like I've already packed my bag and signed up for a couple of those events. I've always wanted to ride in Morocco and heard amazing things about the terrain over there, so that one's definitely on my bucket list in this week's can't let it go. I've been thinking about dropper posts. We've talked about it a bunch of times on the podcast, but I always have fun slamming my post. It's one of those subtle things and maybe not necessarily the most obvious thing to get on a gravel bike, but give one a try. I think you'll like it. And if you're orientating your spec around fun, I can't recommend dropper posts enough. Thanks for spending a little time with us this week. As always, a welcome your feedback via social media channels or craig@thegravelride.bike. 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When it comes to marriage, does God make a difference? Are marriages between believers better off than "godless" unions? This week, Eric explores these questions with his wife, Geovanna, who shares stories of how God transformed their marriage. Eric's friend, Sara Beth, also shares her story about a shocking revelation and her subsequent divorce. Finally, Eric talks with Emily and Ricardo, a couple nearly torn apart by addiction and depression before finding God together and shifting their priorities.  Please send questions and comments to maybegodpod@gmail.com or continue the discussion on our Facebook page @MaybeGodPod. ***   Eric Huffman is the founder and lead pastor of The Story Houston. Please visit thestory.church for more information. Maybe God is produced by Eric Huffman, Julie Mirlicourtois, and Brandon Duke. Sound Engineering by Patrick Laughrey and editing by Brittany Holland. Our theme music is by Nathan Bonnes whose other music can be found at nathanbonnes.com.