Podcasts about Gesell

Die bürgerliche Öffentlich­keit wurde nicht zu Unrecht als „die Sphäre der zum Publikum versam­mel­ten Privatleute“ definiert. Was bedeutet das aber für das Verhältnis des Öffent­lichen zum Privaten, des Öffentlichen zu seinem Publikum? In der politischen Theorie gibt es prominente idealisierende Vor­stel­lungen von dem, was „die Öffent­lich­keit“ angeblich ist und was sie in einer demokra­ti­schen Gesell­schaft leisten kann. Im Gegensatz dazu soll es im Vortrag des Philosophen Prof. Markus Arnold (Kunst­univer­sität Linz) jedoch um reale Öffentlich­keiten im Plural gehen. Wie fördern sie das Sprechen der einen und wie das Schweigen der anderen? Es geht um die kulturellen Regeln des Öffent­lichen, um Öffentlich­keits­regime, und wie diese im Alltag zur Regierung der Menschen eingesetzt werden. Den Originalbeitrag und mehr finden Sie bitte hier: https://lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/linz_arnold

Der Vortrag von Prof. Dr. Andreas Lob-Hüdepohl (Katholische Hochschule für Sozialwesen Berlin) liefert eine Art systemati­sie­renden Erfahrungs­bericht und bearbeitet –ausgehend von der langjährigen Tätigkeit des Referenten als Mitglied des Deutschen Ethikrats – das Thema Ethikberatung für die Öffent­lichkeit und Theologie im säkularen Staat. Nicht unumstritten ist nämlich, ob Theologinnen und Theo­logen überhaupt Mitglieder eines Gremiums der öffent­lichen Politik­bera­tung sein sollen. Der katholische Moraltheologe Andreas Lob-Hüdepohl entwickelt Ethik­bera­tung als Grund­figur einer „applikativen Ethik“, das heißt es geht ihm um die Reflexion moralisch-normativer Gehalte, die in die Alltagswelt einer Gesell­schaft eingelagert sind. Dahinter stehen grund­sätz­liche Fragen: Welche öffentliche Verant­wor­tung kommt der Wissenschaft und insbe­son­dere Ethikerin­nen und Theo­logen überhaupt zu? Den Originalbeitrag und mehr finden Sie bitte hier: https://lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/linz_lob_huedepohl

Hochstapler, Heiratsschwindler, Trickbetrüger: Unter wechselnden Identitäten trieb Karl Hartung in den Großstädten der Weimarer Republik sein Unwesen. Besonders oft gab er sich als unehelicher Spross der Hohenzollern aus, aber auch mit vielen anderen Rollen gelang es ihm, seine zumeist aus der Unterschicht stammenden Opfer zu täuschen. Aus Zeitungs­meldungen, Zeugen­aussagen und Korres­pon­denzen hat Attila Saadaoui (Universität Köln) im Rahmen seiner geschichts­wissen­schaft­lichen Master­arbeit die kriminelle Karriere Karl Hartungs rekonstruiert. Im Vortrag geht er der Frage nach, was das Rollengespür und die Anpassungs­fähig­keit des Hochstaplers über die deutsche Gesell­schaft der Zwanziger und Dreißiger Jahre verrät. Den Originalbeitrag und mehr finden Sie bitte hier: https://lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/koelner_vortraege_saadaoui

Weihnachten gibts Geschenke, aber waren das immer Sachen, die wir uns gewünscht haben? Welche Spiele bringen Weihnachtsstimmung? Und welche vertreiben sie wieder? Von drauß, vom Pixelwald komm ich her,ich muss euch sagen, es retro-gamert sehr!Überall auf den Röhren-Bildschirmensah ich bunte Pixel flimmern.Und droben aus dem Arcade-Torblickten die Spielosophen hervor. Und wie ich so zog durch die 8-Bit-Landschaft,da rief's mit einem Pieps voller Kraft:„Knecht Pixel, rief's, alter Gesell,drücke den Start und spiele schnell!“ Diesmal bei den Spielosophen:

Wie vum Kleesche schwätzt, kënnt net laanscht den Houseker. Eise Sproochmates Alain Atten erënnert un dee Gesell, deen d'Kanner an der Kleesercherszäit fäerten, den Houseker an erënnert un al Zäiten.

Liebe Elitewombatant*innen, erinnert ihr euch noch an den Sommer 2024? Wir schon, weil wir es mussten. Diese Folge gehört zu den einst stummen Tonspuren, so dass diese Aufnahme nur ein Reenactment des Originals sein kann. Wenn man da nun so reist, begegnen einem allerlei Menschen, lustige, traurige, das wandelnde Klischee und manchmal auch ganz seltsame Menschen. Und gar nicht selten ist mans selbst – der seltsame Gesell, die seltsame Gesellin – oder hat ihn oder sie im Gepäck. Natürlich vergisst man so manches auch wieder oder zumindest geht es nicht in die Erzählung ein; aber so ist eben Podcast. Es kann eben nicht jeder mit Ohrensessel und Reiseschreibmaschine über die Alpen odr das Himalaya rüber machen und damit ganze Welzer füllen. Dafür wäre hier auch kein Platz. Dass hier etwas mehr Buchstaben als sonst stehen in den Shownotes, wird vermutlich den meisten gar nicht auffallen. Es ist und bleibt ein Audiomedium und die Shownotes dienen den meisten maximal als Gewinnspiellinklager und Werbepartnerverlinkung. Sollte diese Zeilen doch wirklich jemand gelesen haben, gerne mal per Mail ein kurzes "Hab sie gelesen". Liebe Grüße an alle, denen wir auf unseren Reisen begegnet sind und denen wir durch unsere Begegnung ein elitäreres Leben schenken konnten. Ihr macht uns mit eurem Verhalten zu dem, was wir heute sind. Zwar gelegentlich nur zu einem Bruchteil. Und dennoch könnt ihr euch am Ende von einer Kontaktschuld nicht freisprechen! ;-)

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“No te adiestran para no matar. No hay una introducción a la vida civil”. Más allá del morbo y los temas tabú que rodean la vida de un militar retirado, ¿existe la posibilidad de integrar los peores escenarios y vivencias, a los aprendizajes que conlleva esta profesión? En este episodio Rafa emula una cámara de Gesell y entrevista a GAFE 432. Síguenos en @sonoropodcast en todas las redes sociales. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Taren Gesell started out as a complete non-athlete who was 215lbs and couldn't run to the end of the block. He later became a top 1% in the world amateur triathlete and in the process shared everything he learned on the Triathlon Taren YouTube channel, which became the second largest triathlon YouTube channel in the world. He published four books and created the MOTTIV training app which are all designed specifically for everyday amateur endurance athletes who want to reach their goals but don't know where to start. Join Stuart and Katie in this exciting interview with such an amazing individual. Taren's transformation 1:00Training differences between elite athletes and your average person 9:00Overtraining vs casual training 14:15The MOTTIV training app 17:15Injuries 24:20Testing the insoles 33:00“About a year ago I had a pretty severe rolled ankle that exasperated a lot of the dorsiflexion issues I had and really struggled with that and had basically only gone on 6 runs since that time go figure I'm 40 and injuries don't heal like they used to 25 years ago, but I went on a hike last saturday with the insoles and normally after a hike, that ankle I have trouble with gets achy, and I didn't feel it at all this weekend.” 33:10www.youtube.com/c/triathlontaren@triathlontarenmymottiv.com

Hoy conversamos en el Tema del Día con Miguel Amaya, periodista de La VOA desde 1998, Tomás Guevara, periodista digital de la agencia de noticias Voz de América y Gesell Tobías Gerente editorial de las plataformas digitales de la división latinoamericana, en la agencia de noticias La Voz de América.

Das Gehirn ist zentral für unsere physische, men­tale und soziale Gesundheit und um unsere Potentiale als Individuen und Gesell­schaft zu realisieren. Viel zu wenig ist aber beachtet, dass die Gesellschaft mit zunehmend sehr hohen gesundheitlichen, wirtschaftlichen und psychosozialen Belastungen durch neurologische Erkrankungen konfrontiert ist. Um diese Belastung zu reduzieren, muss neben Diagnostik/Therapie auch die Prävention neurologischer Erkrankun­gen massiv verstärkt werden. Andererseits bedeutet Gehirngesundheit («Brain Health») weit mehr als nur das Fehlen oder die Verhinderung einer neurologischen Erkrankung. Gehirngesundheit beeinflussende Faktoren erfordern intensive Aufklärung und vor allem eine aktive Förderung in der Bevölkerung. Nur ein gesundes Gehirn ist zu jenen kognitiven Leistungen fähig, die zunehmend das Kapital unserer postindustrialisierten Gesellschaft sind. Univ. Prof. Dr. Thomas Berger, MSc, FEAN diskutiert mit dem Moderator Univ. Prof. Dr. Christian Enzinger, MBA über die Krankheitslast neurologischer Erkrankungen, die Determinanten von Gehirngesundheit und die fördernden Maßnahmen für ein gesundes Gehirn über die Lebensspanne.

Get to know these successful thought leaders and find out how they present themselves and their crafts as experts in their fields. Ridgeley Goldsborough is an author and international keynote speaker. He is the founder of Mind Types and Avatar Formula, an innovative messaging and marketing program, which is deployed into their system to attract ideal customers based on the establishment's “why”. He believes in getting around challenges and sharing breakthroughs. If you're a spiritual entrepreneur and you find yourself to be invisible, consider reaching out to Ridgely Goldsborough by emailing him at support@mindtypes.com or by visiting http://ridgelyg.com/ and https://www.linkedin.com/in/ridgely-goldsborough-2b315831/.   Peter Asmus is an internationally known expert and global leader in emerging trends in resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure such as nanogrids, microgrids, and virtual power plants. He is the author of four (4) books on energy and environmental topics and a sought-after public speaker. Peter has covered cutting-edge energy and environmental issues for over 30 years and has been published in leading newspapers. He has talked about the renewable energy sector in the US, South Korea, Australia, Canada, Mexico, Germany, the UK, Spain, and other countries. If you need thought leadership on net zero, consider reaching out to Peter Asmus by visiting his websites http://peterasmus.com/ and https://www.linkedin.com/in/pathfindercommunications/. Izzy Gesell is an organizational alchemist, workshop leader, internationally known facilitator, keynote speaker, and communication coach. He authored the book “Playing Along: Group Learning Activities Borrowed from Improvisation Theater,” and co-authored “Humor Me: America's Funniest Humorists on the Power of Laughter.” He is one of the first to bring the concept of improv theater into the business world. He teaches people to change negative self-talk to positive, using humorous programs to help individuals and organizations thrive and become more confident, spontaneous, and effective instead of commonplace or ordinary. To learn more about incorporating the improv model in promoting a focused, enjoyable, and adaptable organizational culture, visit Izzy Gesell's websites at https://linkedin.com/in/izzygesell/ and https://izzyg.com/.  Global Credibility Expert, Mitchell Levy is a TEDx speaker and international bestselling author of over 60 books. As The AHA Guy at AHAthat (https://ahathat.com), he helps to extract the genius from your head in a two-three hour interview so that his team can ghostwrite your book, publish it, distribute it, and make you an Amazon bestselling author in four months or less. He is an accomplished Entrepreneur who has created twenty businesses in Silicon Valley including four publishing companies that have published over 800 books. He's provided strategic consulting to over one hundred companies, and has been chairman of the board of a NASDAQ-listed company. Mitchell has been happily married for thirty years and regularly spends four weeks in Europe with family and friends. Visit https://mitchelllevy.com/mitchelllevypresents/ for an archive of all the podcast episodes.   Connect to Mitchell Levy on: Credibility Nation YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/CredibilityNation  Credibility Nation LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/credibilitynation/ Mitchell Levy Present AHA Moments: https://mitchelllevy.com/mitchelllevypresents/ Thought Leader Life: https://thoughtleaderlife.com Twitter: @Credtabulous Instagram: @credibilitynation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Geldgeschichte(n): Freibeuter-Sozialkasse & Das Wunder von Wörgl Im Rahmen unseres deutsch-österreichischen Verständigungsprojekts vereinen mein Bloggerkollege Clemens Faustenhammer und ich die zwei schönsten Nebensachen der Welt, nämlich Geld und Geschichte, miteinander und reisen dafür einmal monatlich zurück in unsere Finanz-Zukunft. In der 14. Folge der Geldgeschichten schauen wir uns die soziale Absicherung von Käptn Jack Sparrow und seinen Spießgesellen an, danach beleuchten wir Mythos und Wirklichkeit eines österreichischen Geldexperiments. Es ist schon bemerkenswert, inwieweit die Diskrepanz bei der Charakterisierung des Piratenbildes zwischen öffentlicher Wahrnehmung eines tradierten Ideals und der sich auf historische Quellen stützenden Darstellung auseinanderklafft. Von Freiheit, Solidarität oder gar einer gelebten demokratischen Struktur innerhalb der zwielichtigen Gemeinschaft rauer Zeitgenossen wird in Hollywood-Filmen und in der Populärliteratur schwadroniert. Das markante Gegenteil war in der Realität der Fall: von Habgier getriebene und von Trunksucht geprägte Plünderungskampagnen, die entweder mit dem eigenen Tod oder dem entsetzlichen Morden und Vergewaltigen der Opfer endeten, sind die Wahrheit. Apropos Realitätsnähe: wie verhielt es sich tatsächlich mit der vermeintlichen Sozialversicherung, die sich die Brüder der Küste in einem selbsterdachten Regelwerk untereinander ausschnapsten? Bot sie tatsächlich eine gewisse Kompensation für die erlittenen Verletzungen, die die Piraten aus dem waghalsigen Manöver davontrugen, während ihrer Jagd auf eine aussichtsreiche Beute? Von einem System staatlich eng geregelter Fürsorge für wichtige Risiken des Daseins, wie wir es kennen, kann wohl keine Rede sein. Denn ohne Beute, kein Geld! Vielmehr unterlag der vermeintliche Versicherungsschutz einer zugrundeliegenden Hoffnung – oder wäre nicht doch Spekulation die treffsichere Bezeichnung? – um ein genügendes Maß an Raubgut für die Entschädigung der Versehrten und Verwundeten zu gewährleisten. In der zweiten Geldgeschichte beleuchten wir der Person und dem Werk Silvio Gesells sowie die bekannteste Umsetzung eines darauf gestützten Geldexperiments. Gesell war ein deutsch-argentinischer Kaufmann und Geldtheoretiker, der durch seine unorthodoxen Ideen eine gewisse Bekanntheit erlangte. Geboren wurde er am 17. März 1862 im belgischen St. Vith, wo er auch in ärmlichen Verhältnissen aufwuchs. Nach einer handwerklichen Ausbildung arbeitete Gesell zunächst in verschiedenen Berufen, bevor er sich entschloss, nach Argentinien auszuwandern, seinerzeit eines der Länder mit dem höchsten Pro-Kopf-Einkommen der Welt. In Buenos Aires etablierte er sich als Geschäftsmann und begann sich mit Geld- und Wirtschaftstheorie zu beschäftigen. Während dieser Zeit entwickelte er seine Idee des Freigeldes oder Schwundgeldes, die er in seinem 1916 erschienen Hauptwerk „Die Natürliche Wirtschaftsordnung durch Freiland und Freigeld“ veröffentlichte. Gesell argumentierte, dass das traditionelle Zinssystem und die Akkumulation von Kapital dazu führen, dass Geld gehortet wird, was wiederum zu wirtschaftlicher Volatilität und Stagnation führt. Um dieses Problem zu lösen, schlug er vor, dass Geld einem periodischen Wertverlust unterworfen werden solle, um so die Umlaufgeschwindigkeit hochzuhalten. Praktisch umgesetzt wurde der Ansatz von Michael Unterguggenberger, dem Bürgermeister von Wörgl in Tirol. Eine frische Folge unseres gemeinsamen Podcastformats mit lehrreichen Geldgeschichten erscheint an jedem letzten Freitag im Monat! Medienempfehlungen: ► Robert Bohn: Die Piraten ► Jann M. Witt: Piraten - Eine Geschichte von der Antike bis heute ► Spielfilm: Captain Phillips (2013) ► Michael Ende: Momo ► Silvio Gesell: Die Natürliche Wirtschaftsordnung durch Freiland und Freigeld ► Rahim Taghizadegan: Kritik der Freiwirtschaft nach Silvio Gesell ► Spielfilm: Das Wunder von Wörgl (2018)

In this episode, we sit down with the extraordinary @gerrygesell, a seasoned cowboy and master leatherworker. Join us as we embark on a riveting journey through Gerry's captivating adventures in the rodeo industry, where he shares insights into the intricacies of training horses.Discover the secrets behind Gerry's choice of iconic brands such as the American Hat Company and ML Leddy boots, and unravel the stories woven into the fabric of these renowned labels. Gerry passionately articulates why he exclusively opts for these brands, offering a unique perspective on the craftsmanship and traditions they represent.As a skilled leatherworker, Gerry crafts custom artistic chaps and leggings that proudly grace the walls of Teskey's Saddle Shop. We delve into the artistry and dedication behind his creations, gaining a deeper understanding of the craftsmanship that goes into each piece.Don't miss out on Gerry's exclusive tales and insights! Follow Gerry on Instagram @gerrygesell and catch glimpses of his adventures on TikTok @gerrygesell. For an extended dive into Gerry's world, tune in to his own podcast, "There's always something to chase," available on Spotify.Get ready for an episode filled with rodeo magic, horse wisdom, and the artistry of a true cowboy. Stay tuned for the release, and join us on this unforgettable ride! #PodcastEpisode #RodeoAdventures #CowboyCraftsmanship #GerryGesell

Gracias a lo desprendidísimos que son los miembros del Country Club (podés sumarte en hoytrasnoche.com) Flor y Calu vieron DOS películas. Absolutamente nada las une y probablemente eso sea lo mejor. Anotá: Five Nights at Freddy's (2023) y The Pigeon Tunnel, el nuevo documental de Errol Morris. A eso sumale que entre una cosa y otra la coyuntura de la semana se convirtió en una especie de noticiero film bro. Eso incluye a David Fincher, Elon Musk, Megan Fox, los que hacen de Elvis y el que trató de burlarse de Scorsese.

En los últimos años, se ha observado un aumento en los casos de violencia sexual contra menores de edad. Para abordar estos casos de manera efectiva, es esencial utilizar la denominada "Cámara Gesell" por parte de los profesionales de la justicia, con el fin de identificar y sancionar a los responsables. ¿En qué consiste esta herramienta forense y cómo funciona? Descúbralo en el siguiente informe elaborado por Julio Cisneros.

En los últimos años, se ha observado un aumento en los casos de violencia sexual contra menores de edad. Para abordar estos casos de manera efectiva, es esencial utilizar la denominada "Cámara Gesell" por parte de los profesionales de la justicia, con el fin de identificar y sancionar a los responsables. ¿En qué consiste esta herramienta forense y cómo funciona? Descúbralo en el siguiente informe elaborado por Julio Cisneros.

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In this episode of the Fueling Creativity in Education podcast, hosts Cyndi Burnett and Matthew Worwood welcome Izzy Gesell, an organizational alchemist and expert in humor, creativity, improv, and education. Izzy shares his insights on the connections and differences between improvisation, creativity, and humor. He explains that humor is a mindset that creates joy, while improv is a process that fosters creativity through restrictions. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing personal blocks and fears in order to cultivate playfulness and humor in the classroom. Matthew and Cyndi discuss the role of constraints in the classroom environment and how improvisation can help teachers embrace and navigate these constraints with laughter and flexibility. They also touch on the fear and resistance that some teachers may have towards incorporating humor and improvisation in their teaching. Izzy offers recommendations for teachers, including practicing improv, recognizing personal blocks, and understanding that humor is about creating a positive environment rather than telling jokes. The episode highlights the parallels between teaching and performing arts, both requiring energy, movement, and storytelling skills. The hosts and guest discuss the power of storytelling in engaging students and making curriculum more relevant. Overall, this episode offers practical insights and strategies for infusing humor, creativity, and improvisation into the classroom, giving teachers the tools and confidence to create a more playful and enjoyable learning environment. Eager to bring more creativity into your school district? Check out our sponsor Curiosity2Create.org and CreativeThinkingNetwork.com What to learn more about Design Thinking in Education?  Do you want to build a sustained culture of innovation and creativity at your school? Visit WorwoodClassroom.com to understand how Design Thinking can promote teacher creativity and support professional growth in the classroom.  Subscribe to our monthly newsletter! About Izzy Gesell: Izzy Gesell is an “organizational alchemist” He was a special education teacher in NYC before becoming a standup comedian and improvisor and then a professional speaker and facilitator. Through keynotes, breakouts, coaching and facilitated sessions, Izzy offers imaginative, intuitive and immediately useful insights and programs. He delivers meaningful material in an enjoyable way. Among the first to use Improv Theater concepts as tools for personal and organizational learning, he is the author of Playing Along: Group Learning Activities Borrowed From Improvisation Theater & Instructional Moments: Facilitating with Applied Improv. His video course for LinkedIn Learning, “Leading With Applied Improv,” was their first on the topic . His other LinkedIn courses “Humor in the Workplace” and “Building Your Team.” He has a BA in Psychology, an MS in Education and a P… that's 1/3 of a PhD and now lives in Northampton, Massachusetts. Twitter: @improvizzy FB: Humorology LinkedIN: IzzyGesell

Obacht! Chris hat einen neuen besten Freund und es ist ein kleiner, friedlich zu Trance tanzender Gesell, der in einem Termitenbau in Brasilien wohnt. Giulia wäre unterdessen gerne an der Tapas-Theke gestorben und hätte anschließend die gefüllten Oliven mit ihrer Asche gefüllt. Außerdem geht es um eine Flugbegleiter*innen-Schule in Nagpur, Indien und das Drinnies-Rabatt-Camp. Vielleicht auch bald in deiner Stadt!LINKS:DRINNIES Merch ShopInstagram ChrisInstagram GiuliaBUBBLE UPDATE:Mestre Ensinador auf Instagram und TikTokFly-high Nagpur auf InstagramWERBUNG:Versicher dich up mit der kostenlosen CLARK App und erfahre alle Infos mit dem Code "DRINNIES" zum Shopping-Gutschein hier Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Taren Gesell is the Owner of Mymottiv.com and is on the podcast today to help improve the quality of your training.We cover common pitfalls runner's make with their training efficiency and what a weekly routine should look like.Listen to learn: What an efficient training plan looks like Thoughts on stretching, foam rolling, and massage guns How to use training zones Rest days, strength days, and cross-training days. Mymottiv.com is the only app with training plan's designed specifically for ordinary people who want to accomplish something extraordinary in endurance sports. Visit it now and take advantage of the NEW FREE TIER!Run Smarter YouTube ChannelReceive Run Smarter EmailsBook a FREE Injury chat with BrodieRun Smarter App IOS or Android Podcast Facebook group

Carlos Boyero nos da su propia opinión de las películas que han llegada a la gran pantalla. Patricia Peiró nos habla de las cámaras GESELL para las declaraciones de los niños. Volatilizado José Antonio: ni ausente ni presente  es el tema de Nieves Concostrina. Terminamos con 'Lo que queda del día' 

Desde hace unos años se vienen implementando en España las llamadas cámaras Gesell

In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is Izzy Gesell. Izzy is a former special education teacher, restaurant owner and stand-up comedian. He knows some great money jokes. Here are a few he shared with us: Why did the robber take a bath before he stole from the bank? He wanted to make a clean getaway. Why can't you borrow money from a leprechaun? Because they're always a little short. Why is money called dough? Because we all knead it. Years ago, someone Izzy knew approached him about buying a deli. The person described it as a goldmine. Izzy thought to himself, “I've eaten deli food all my life. How hard could it be?” Izzy quickly learned that all mines have shafts. Unfortunately, the deli didn't make it. As Izzy tells us, he walked away from this business experience with important money insights and takeaways. Today, Izzy is an “organizational alchemist” who helps people navigate their internal logjams and emerge more confident, spontaneous and effective. Through keynotes, workshops and coaching sessions, Izzy delivers meaningful material in an enjoyable way. His unique approach to personal and organizational development is rooted at the intersection of improv, facilitation and coaching. Among the first to use improv theater concepts as tools for personal and organizational learning, Izzy is the author of “Playing Along: Group Learning Activities Borrowed from Improvisation Theater,” “Instructional Moments: Facilitating with Applied Improv,” “The Resilient Caregiver: A Path to Managing Stress & Change Through Humor & Play” & a coauthor of “Humor Me: America's Funniest Humorists on the Power of Laughter”. Izzy's video course for LinkedIn Learning, “Leading with Applied Improv,” was their first on the topic and their first shot as a live-action workshop. His other LinkedIn courses are “Humor in the Workplace” and “Building Your Team.” Izzy has earned the CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) designation from National Speakers Association. Less than 15% of NSA 4,000 members are CSPs. Izzy also has a BA in Psychology, an MS in Education and a P…. that's 1/3 of a PhD.

In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is Izzy Gesell. Izzy is a former special education teacher, restaurant owner and stand-up comedian. He knows some great money jokes. Here are a few he shared with us: Why did the robber take a bath before he stole from the bank? He wanted to make a clean getaway. Why can't you borrow money from a leprechaun? Because they're always a little short. Why is money called dough? Because we all knead it. Years ago, someone Izzy knew approached him about buying a deli. The person described it as a goldmine. Izzy thought to himself, “I've eaten deli food all my life. How hard could it be?” Izzy quickly learned that all mines have shafts. Unfortunately, the deli didn't make it. As Izzy tells us, he walked away from this business experience with important money insights and takeaways. Today, Izzy is an “organizational alchemist” who helps people navigate their internal logjams and emerge more confident, spontaneous and effective. Through keynotes, workshops and coaching sessions, Izzy delivers meaningful material in an enjoyable way. His unique approach to personal and organizational development is rooted at the intersection of improv, facilitation and coaching. Among the first to use improv theater concepts as tools for personal and organizational learning, Izzy is the author of “Playing Along: Group Learning Activities Borrowed from Improvisation Theater,” “Instructional Moments: Facilitating with Applied Improv,” “The Resilient Caregiver: A Path to Managing Stress & Change Through Humor & Play” & a coauthor of “Humor Me: America's Funniest Humorists on the Power of Laughter”. Izzy's video course for LinkedIn Learning, “Leading with Applied Improv,” was their first on the topic and their first shot as a live-action workshop. His other LinkedIn courses are “Humor in the Workplace” and “Building Your Team.” Izzy has earned the CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) designation from National Speakers Association. Less than 15% of NSA 4,000 members are CSPs. Izzy also has a BA in Psychology, an MS in Education and a P…. that's 1/3 of a PhD. Learn more about Money Tale$ > Subscribe to the podcast Recent episodes See all episodes > Form CRS Form ADV Terms of Use Privacy Rights and Policies

“More is more until it is not”. Taren Gesell, also known as Triathlon Taren, explores how we can create high performance while managing our stress levels. Taren's experience as a triathlete and as founder and CEO of MOTTIV has allowed him to reflect and understand when he is pushing himself too far, requiring him to pull away from stress, rather than push through it. Taren emphasises the importance of making a conscious effort to create balance in your life, with tips for how to fully relax, even though you may think you already are. Combining good stress management efforts with strategies to work smarter, high performance with less stress could be achievable.   Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJ5jOygp3OQ   Connect with Taren: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tarengesell/ Email: taren.gesell@gmail.com Website: http://www.mymottiv.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TarenGesell     If you are looking for a Blueprint to help you and your business manage uncertainty, deal with failure and navigate change then reach out to Julian on the link below.   https://calendly.com/julianroberts/45min   https://www.julianrobertsconsulting.com/

Izzy Gesell is an “organizational alchemist” who helps people navigate their internal logjams and emerge more confident, spontaneous and effective. Through keynotes, workshops and coaching sessions, Izzy delivers meaningful material in an enjoyable way. His unique approach to personal and organizational development is rooted at the intersection of Improv, Facilitation and Coaching. Among the first to use Improv Theater concepts as tools for personal and organizational learning, he is the author of “Playing Along: Group Learning Activities Borrowed From Improvisation Theater,” Instructional Moments: Facilitating with Applied Improv The Resilient Caregiver: A Path to Manage Stress & Change Through Humor & Play & a co- author of Humor Me: America's Funniest Humorists on the Power of Laughter, His video course for LinkedIn Learning, “Leading With Applied Improv,” was their first on the topic and their first shot as a live-action workshop. His other LinkedIn courses are “Humor in the Workplace” and “Building Your Team.” Izzy has earned the CSP (Certifed Speaking Professional) designation from National Speakers Association. Less than 15% of NSA 4,000 members are CSPs. He also has a BA in Psychology, an MS in Education and a P…. that's 1/3 of a PhD. Offer for Listeners: Use coupon code 15offreads for 15% off any book in my shop: Let's Connect! Linkedin Izzy Gesell Facebook IzzyG & Co Twitter: @improvizzy

Creating a beautiful, vibrant, trusting & amazing life can be confronting, but babes - you can do hard things! In today's episode, I talk to my magical client Meggie about finding softness & approval for her desires, quieting her inner bully, and the big breakthroughs on her healing path. We chat about radical self-reflection, the fruits of divine support, relationship to spirit, and feeling held in the unknown. We get into: Meg's most significant shifts on her path of healing Leaning into a 1:1 container with me, her profound experience in our group container, Wet Women, and 2 of her biggest takeaways from the Feminine Awakening retreat Finding softness and approval for her inner bully A confronting and powerful moment with her ex and his wife - and how her healing impacted the experience Developing a relationship with spirit & why this growth felt hard for her to talk about The 2 portals she is about to walk through! And more Check out my program for women who are ready for orgasmic sex, devoted partnership, and feminine radiance, “Modern Goddess”: https://magicjujucoaching.com/modern-goddess Connect with me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/magic__juju/?hl=en

Tommy joins me once again to shoot the shit. We covered everything from shitty weather, to horse Karens to big butts caused by tromping through mud and shit! Enjoy. Theme Music Burnin' Daylight - Matt Wilson Featured Music Joyride - Roxette --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/burnindaylight/message

Making Connections and Managing Stress Through HumorMost people know what humor is, but do they know that humor has true functions? Humor serves more of a purpose than just to make us laugh. Laughter is a large part of humor, but there's more to it than just that. My guest this week, Izzy Gesell, joins me to discuss the importance of humor in  making connections, managing stress and overall health and wellness.Who is Izzy Gesell?Izzy Gesell is an “organizational alchemist” who helps individuals and organizations transform their thinking from commonplace to extraordinary. Through his keynotes, trainings, coaching and facilitated sessions, Izzy offers imaginative, intuitive and immediately useful insights and programs. He is skilled at delivering meaningful material in a way that makes participants enjoy their time with him. What have you done today to make your life a better life? What have you done today to make the world a better place? The world is a better place if we are better people. That begins with each of us leading a better life. Be kind to one another. Be grateful for everything you've got. Make each and every day the day that you want it to be!Please follow The Derate The Hate podcast on Facebook, MeWe, Instagram, Twitter . Subscribe to us wherever you enjoy your audio. Please leave us a rating and feedback. Send me a message on any media platform or subscribe directly from our sites. Let us know about someone you think should be on our podcast. If we book them for a conversation, I'll send you a free gift! Not on social media? You can share your thoughts directly with me at wilk@wilksworld.comI look forward to hearing from you!Please check out our affiliates page by clicking HERE! 

Horse trainer Tommy Gesell joins me from South Carolina to talk all things horses! Theme Music Burnin' Daylight - Matt Wilson Featured Music Especially A Paint - Corb Lund --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/burnindaylight/message

Have you ever seen recommendations for the books called Your One Year Old, Your Two Year Old, and so on, by Louise Bates Ames?  Every few weeks I see parents posting in online communities asking about some aspect of their child's behavior that is confusing or annoying to them, and somebody responds: “You should read the Louise Bates Ames books!” This usually comes with the caveat that the reader will have to disregard all the 'outdated gender stuff,' but that the information on child development is still highly relevant. In this episode I dig deep into the research on which these books are based. While the books were mostly published in the 1980s, they're based on research done in the 1930s to 1950s. I argue that far from just 'stripping out the outdated gender stuff,' we need to look much deeper at the cultural context that the information in these books fits within - because it turns out that not only were the researchers not measuring 'normal,' 'average' child development, but that they were training children to respond to situations in a certain way, based on ideas about a person's role in society that may not fit with our views at all. And if this is the case, why should we use these books as a guide to our children's development? Other episodes RIE Science of RIE Toilet learning Parenting Beyond Pink and Blue NVC Jump to highlights (02:41) An open invitation to check out the new book that will be released in August 2023. (04:59) Why these child psych books from the 1980s are all over parenting Facebook groups today (06:01) The Gesell philosophy of human behavior (08:48) Who is Louise Bates (10:32) Who is Arnold Gesell (11:28) How the children were selected to participate in the experiment (14:28) How our view of childhood had undergone a massive shift in the previous 100 years (16:09) What's it like to have a child involved in the study (19:35) Some of the significant milestones provided by researchers

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Izzy Gessel, who had always wanted to become a stand-up comedian, started his career as a schoolteacher. But for years now, he has combined both in a career that widened his influence specifically as a well-rounded writer, keynote speaker, facilitator, and author among others. This choice resulted not only from searching for his life purpose but more from what he really wants to do, what he is good at, as well as what brings him an income and a quality life. A hugely self-made organizational alchemist, his quest involves creating something extraordinary from ordinary things and people. The most important tool he utilizes to achieve this lofty goal is Improv theater. He believes that one teaches what he needs to learn and that's what he has gained with Improv.Highlights:Organization - is a system of relationships; we can change organizational culture by changing individuals or by giving them insight into something about themselves they feel special aboutHumor - as opposed to comedy which is a genre of drama, humor is actually a perspective of looking at life; both are used for one end -- laughterSpontaneity - similar to mindfulness; being present at the moment and the opposite of planning for the futureCatastrophizing - is similar to negative self-talk; opposite of positive psychology, situations where one expects the worst possibility instead of the best one Improv -- teaches people to rely on as well as support each other; and to move on quickly even after making mistakes hence resulting in psychological safety and authenticityBeing one of the 15% of NSA's members to have been designated a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), in addition to his Improv-themed books, no wonder his clients include leading names and institutions in their respective industries.If you are someone or if you belong to a group whose culture needs revamping in order for its members to thrive and become the best version of themselves, have yourself, enrolled in any Improv classes available online, or follow Izzy and the courses he offers. He is indifferent to platforms including LinkedIn, Instagram, and his own website is izzyg.com.----------52 Weeks of Me is hosted by Jacklyn Osborne and Erika Brooks. Check out our website -  www.52weeksofme.net or follow us on Instagram @fiftytwoweeksofme. For suggestions and comments, email us at fiftytwoweeksofme@gmail.com.

Meet Taren Gesell. Taren is best known as Triathlon Taren online. He took up endurance sports in his late twenties not knowing how to swim, he hadn't been on a bike in 13 years, and he couldn't run the length of one house. By the end of his triathlon career Taren was a top 1% in the world triathlete, he completed record setting open water marathon swims, and is now growing MōTTIV which is the only app with training plans designed for real people looking to accomplish amazing things in endurance sports. You can find Taren on Instagram at @triathlontaren and @mymottiv. His website is https://mymottiv.com/. Disclaimer: If you take any advice or opinions from this podcast, you do so at your own risk. Don't forget to rate and review us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you are listening if you enjoyed this episode! Another way to support the show is to follow us on Instagram at @nogimmicksjustsweat and to follow me personally at @ericmlogan Music: Hip Hop Background Beat by Sugar Beats (used under license from PremiumBeat) Contact: eric@nogimmicksjustsweat.com

Today we have a returning guest Taren Gesell joining us on the show.  Three years ago, when Health Coach Radio was just getting started, one of our earliest guests was Taren, or Triathlon Taren as he's known by his many YouTube and social media followers. As the owner of the most downloaded triathlon podcast and second largest triathlon YouTube channel, the last time Taren was here he shared his journey of getting started and growing his hugely successful brand.  Now, three years later, the Triathlon Taren brand has undergone a major renaissance.  For starters, Triathlon Taren isn't Triathlon Taren anymore! Recently, Taren has dropped the Triathlon from his name in an attempt to move away from the punishing world of triathlon and toward a more holistic view of training for endurance events.  Taren gets real about the benefits and struggles of reinventing yourself after establishing a well-known brand.  He has also been busy building an innovative and novel training app and he shares a lot of fun details about what has gone into this creation.  It's always exciting and fun to catch up with folks working in this space who have been doing it long enough that we can chat with them years later and witness their evolution.  We know you are going to enjoy this super authentic conversation with Taren Gesell.  Check it out below! To learn how to become a health coach or to up-level your skills and credentials as a health coach, visit primalhealthcoach.com.

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Bob and Dina huddle with Taren Gesell, who built his fame as “Triathlon Taren” with his hugely popular YouTube channel focused on all things triathlon. Taren is now the head honcho behind MyMottiv.com, a coaching app and set of resources to help endurance athletes train for their events. We chat about: · Taren's transition from being an investment advisor to an entrepreneur in the triathlon and fitness industry · The effects of COVID upon Taren's training, fitness and mental health · Ways to think about identity and focus areas as an endurance athlete · Taren's viewpoints and experiences with various nutrition approaches · Ways in which Taren rejuvenates and maintains balance between work and life Quote from Taren: “Things that scare you is where you grow. It's where you get motivated, it's where you feel alive, it's where you become a better version of yourself.” Learn more about Taren at mymottiv.com, his YouTube channel “Taren's MOTTIV Method”, and check out his podcast “Taren's MOTTIV Method Podcast”. Thanks for your continued support, listeners! Let us know what other guests you'd like for us to have on the show – email hello@insidesportsnutrition.com. Learn about the nutrition coaching and testing services we offer: Bob Seebohar at www.enrgperformance.com and Dina Griffin at www.nutritionmechanic.com

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On this episode of Investors & Operators, Jordan sits down with Taren Gesell, Founder at  MōTTIV. Together, they discuss: Setting challenging goals, and developing a plan to achieve them Overcoming mental barriers Anticipating discomfort and building physical resilience ...and so much more. Taren describes his young adult life as an unhealthy and unhappy time where he realized that he was missing the challenge and fulfillment he really desired in life. 12 years later, Taren has risen to the top of content creators in the endurance world where his personalized training and nutrition programming has helped countless people discover and then realize their own dreams of completing endurance events. His approach to training is that this is where you dig deep, and really forge the mental resilience you will need to draw upon later during the race. His experiences have taught us that the more substantial discomfort is felt in training, so that the race really just becomes a victory lap. The race is going to hurt, but if you train properly, it is the expected level of discomfort. Challenging himself, and finding his passion for endurance sports has helped Taren to become fulfilled in life, and he has used that passion to help others do the same.

Taren is best known as "Triathlon Taren" online and he's the founder of MōTTIV. We help endurance athletes get to their start lines feeling confident and across their finish lines feeling strong. We run the second-largest triathlon Youtube channel in the world, the most highly ranked triathlon podcast in the world, and we publish some of the most highly rated triathlon training books through our Triathlon Foundations series, and we train thousands of athletes online through our disruptive MōTTIV endurance training app. Our goal for endurance athletes is to help get them to their start lines feeling like they know exactly how the day will unfold; we want them to feel confident in their athletic abilities and know exactly how to get themselves across the finish line of ANY endurance race feeling strong, without having to suffer physically, financially, or emotionally during the training. Fitness should be fun, and we want to make it easy for athletes to have a blast!

On this episode of A Brothers Creed Podcast we are joined by Taren Gesell. Triathlon Taren wasn't always the Speedo-clad, All-World Ironman triathlete, and IRONMAN U Certified Coach and ISSA Certified Specialist in Sports Nutrition you see today. He hit his all-time high weight of 215lbs thanks to a steady diet of beer and bacon. At 5'8” tall, he was unhealthy and unhappy. Taren entered his first triathlon (Try-a-Tri) cought the bug. He enbrased a life change that included both physical and mental growth. Taren now preached his MOTTIV method for healthy training of both body and mind to become the best endurance athlete you can be. Taren also shares with us some of the lesser known secrets of what happens to some people during some triathlons and endurance racing. Join us as we learn more about endurance training and competing with someone who has been there and done it! If you enjoyed this episode please leave a 5 star review and comments on what topic you would like to hear about next. Follow us on Instagram @a.brothers.creed Follow us on YouTube here Follow us on TikTok @a.brothers.creed Find Taren @ the below links: Website Youtube Instagram- @Triathlontaren  Podcast- Taren's MoTTIV Method Podcast

Are you suffering floaters, macular degeneration, cataracts? Do you feel frustrated that your eyes are getting worse every year? In this episode, I give a presentation during my recent intensive workshop, and offer solutions to many of the vision problems that people are concerned about! SUMMARY KEYWORDSeye, called, lens, cataracts, vitreous, vision, glaucoma, macula, talk, starts, cloudiness, important, moro reflex, people, lymph system, brain, optometrist, reflex, nervous system, prescription 00:05Hello, everyone, its Dr. Sam, I'd like to welcome you to my Eyeclarity podcast. This is a show that offers cutting edge information on how to improve your vision and overall wellness through holistic methods. I so appreciate you spending part of your day with me. If you have questions, you can send them to Hello at Dr. Sam Berne calm. Now to the latest I clarity episode. I like this picture of the eye because it's a picture of where we're entering this black hole, which is called our pupil. And the pupil is the light regulator, it allows light into our eyes. And based on our sympathetic parasympathetic nervous system, that's the part of our nervous system that regulates our stress levels. The muscles around the pupil are called the iris. And based on again, our stress level, this pupil can get dilated. And the bigger it gets, the lighter it allows in. The smaller it gets, the more regulates less light getting in. And I'm going to talk a little bit about stress, and how this pupil response changes based on our stress level. So the whole my whole purpose of this class and my overall 37 years this is going on my 38th year, devoting my entire career of offering a new direction and vision care. And today and tonight, and this month, we're going to talk about different strategies, protocols, exercises that can help you reach your goals. So first off, I'd like to talk about the teachers who've had a major impact in my life. And many of these teachers, who came before me, developed this whole body of work called holistic optometry, developmental optometry. And the first person on this list is a guy most of you don't know there are a few optometrists taking the course. His name was am Skeffington. He was a doctor who was a physician and an optometrist. He started behavioral, developmental optometry in the 1920s in the Midwest. And he started to talk about the eyes as a whole-body system. That's not talked about today. You know, when you go to an eye doctor, the eyes are separate from the body and we're just looking at it as a mechanical camera. And it only gets worse with age. Well, Skeffington started to teach optometrists how to think of the eyes as it related to the body. Number two, Dr. Albert Shankman, he was my optometrist, and he was a holistic doctor. I met him in his mid 70s. I was in my late 20s. And he was the doctor I went to, that helped me completely dissolve my myopia, and astigmatism. And he took a very global Mind Body approach. He incorporated yoga, meditation, and he wrote a book called vision enhancement training. I'm not even sure you can get it anymore. But it's a book that talks about the mind body connection as it relates to the eyes and many of the philosophical things that I present or based on my work with Dr. Shankman. The next optometrist, Dr. Albert Sutton, was one of my dear mentors. He was a world-renowned developmental optometrist did a lot of research in child development. He also was very holistic he worked with nutrition. And he was one of my dear friends who was instrumental in many of the different things many of the different things I do today. 05:01Number four, Dr. John Streff's and Dr. Dick Apell. These were holistic optometrists. And I studied with them when I went to the Gesell Institute. So the Gesell Institute, which was affiliated with Yale University, was started by Dr. Gesell who was a physician in 1948. I went there in the mid 80s.

Taren Gesell is best known as Triathlon Taren online.  Taren joins Mike to tell his story about how he went from overweight and unhappy to an IRONMAN athlete, business owner, and leader of thousands of Triathletes online. Through his YouTube, podcast, and social media accounts he has helped over 400,000 followers get to their start lines feeling confident and across their endurance race finish lines feeling strong.    Subscribe to Triathlon Taren: YouTube: https://bit.ly/3oabTnM Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/triathlontaren/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/triathlontaren Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/triathlontaren His Website: https://mymottiv.com/   Listen to more Find Your Finish Line episodes at: www.mikereilly.net/podcast

Today on the Daru Strong Podcast we welcome Taren Gesell. Taren has made triathlon and endurance sports a way of life, having competed in countless sprint, Olympic and half-Ironman races. It's his passion to bring tips on healthy living and triathlon training to amateur athletes around the world. Taren still races competitively throughout the year and has the following personal best race times: Sprint: 1:07:54 |  Olympic: 2:11:24 |  Half-IRONMAN: 4:34:52 | Full Iron Distance: 9:41:28 | Half-Marathon: 1:28:06. He lives in Winnipeg, Canada with his wife Kim and their two dogs.Make sure you follow Taren Gesell