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Yes!  You are in!  Are you a strong man?  Are you a strong woman?  What is a strong man?  Whoa, lot's of questions.  That's what we do here.  Getting Real and Pursuing Truth, oh and if you dig that opening hook, that is Marcus Rogers, Best Life, please buy/subscribe his music, here you go...Thank you Robert D. Wooten, making his debut as the play of the day on FriDudes.  NPHX not your debut yet major kudos for having that strong man speak.  I strongly encourage you to listen to the rest of that message, which can be found at this link in the show description...https://youtu.be/5bneMdVZHxM?si=nhoBZHQ4eDIFhkHGWays of the world will judge and say what is toxic.  Toxic masculinity?  You know what I call toxic?  Saying that if you are a certain gender or race that you are automatically toxic.  That is discrimination.  The Dr. Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., a black life with whom we celebrate and even honor with a national holiday says, "Let us select by content of character...not by color of skin.".  Gender can apply to that statement too."I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character." Didn't we just have an episode on about not judging?  Yes!  And I so appreciate MLK Jr.'s words.  If we are to be judged, let it not by something trivial like skin color or gender, etc.  Character.  ISo let's get real and pursue some truth more.  We know the danger verse of judging (if not, back up one episode).  We know that verse that we are all flawed...Rom 3:23.  So we know there is no perfect character.  Yet we also know there are stronger characters than others.  We know a stronger character will show fruits of the spirit...Galatians 5:22 NLTBut the Holy Spirit produces this kind of fruit in our lives: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulnessNLT: New Living Translationhttps://www.bible.com/bible/116/gal.5.22So a Strong Man = Strong Character.  Same with a strong woman.  Think about your favorite people.  Do you love people that take advantage of you or treat you with respect, the fruits mentioned above with character?  Yes, I love rhetorical questions.  Confession, at times, I have not been a Strong Man.  Avid listener, you know my dirt....if not back up, perhaps even to episode 1...if you dare.  Yet a Strong Man will confess in order to be healed, James 5:16.  A strong man will turn where needed and correct what can be corrected.  In progress right now.Are you worthy to be served/submitted?  Many religious like to point out wives submit to your husbands.  Not many point how it opens in Ephesians 5.  21 And further, submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.  Eph 5:21https://www.bible.com/bible/116/EPH.5.NLTConfession, it is much easier to serve one another when we have our A games.  However, on the days we don't, what did/does your Jesus Christ do for you?  Does he forgive you?  If you believe and choose John 3:16 and Rom 8:1, then, yes, absolutely.  That's a Strong and Amazing Grace Savior.Matt 22: 36-40

Matt Zeigler and Ben Tuscai of Sunpoint Investments take a different approach to wealth management. Instead of just managing money, they combine deep financial planning with investment consulting to build real relationships and help clients make smarter decisions.Their paths into the industry were unique—Matt was a music major, and Ben worked for the Phillies before spending eight years at Vanguard. That experience helps them think more broadly about client needs. At Sunpoint, they helped redesign the firm's service model to go beyond portfolios and address the full picture of a client's life.They work with everyone from young professionals to billion-dollar families, applying the same core principles: track cash flow, build strong balance sheets, plan for life events, and manage risk. For ultra-wealthy families, they focus on education—teaching kids as early as sixth grade to understand money and avoid entitlement.They call it “garden glove service”—hands-on, practical, and focused on building something meaningful. They also emphasize five types of capital: financial, human, intellectual, social, and wisdom.Their planning helps clients avoid tax mistakes, close insurance gaps, and navigate big life transitions. As Matt says, they often just “stand between clients and stupid.”You can follow Ben on LinkedIn or The Advisor Dads YouTube channel, and Matt on Linkedin and Twitter @cultishcreative.Music in this episode was obtained from Bensound.

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After bursting onto the scene in 2017 with their breakout debut album Hallelujah Nights, and 5X Platinum hit Greatest Love Story, Lanco rocketed to country music stardom. Fueled by chart-topping hits and infectious energy, they found themselves living at the top of the game—touring nationwide, appearing on late-night shows, and rubbing shoulders with celebrity friends. It was a whirlwind of success, and for a while, it seemed like nothing could slow them down. But life has a way of shifting the spotlight. In the years since their debut, the band faced the quiet that follows the noise. The fame faded into reflection, and instead of chasing the next big thing, they regrouped. The members of Lanco—now all fathers—took a step back and started asking deeper questions: What does success really mean? What kind of legacy do we want to leave? Their long-awaited second album, We’re Gonna Make It, is the raw and redemptive product of that soul-searching journey. It’s a record rich with perspective—an honest reflection on family, faith, failure, and the fight to stay grounded in a world that constantly pulls you off your feet. We’re Gonna Make It is the sound of a band that’s grown up, gotten real, and finally found what matters most.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Getting Real, I'm redefining what it means to be rich as a woman—not just in money, but in joy, purpose, connection, and authenticity. I introduce the WHOLLY Wealthy framework, share stories of real transformation, and offer two simple ways to start living more fully and freely right now. This is about true success—from the inside out.

About the Guest Kyle Leistikow began his research career at UW-Madison where he worked for three years under the guidance of Eric Johnson investigating the secretion and stability of Clostridial neurotoxins. He received his PhD from Marquette University under the guidance of Krassimira Hristova and Christopher Marshall where his work on bacterial communication systems led […]

Send us a textIn this episode of Getting Real with John Natale, John interviews one of Indiana's fastest-rising real estate professionals, Kati Hoskins.Kati has grown a following of over 15,000 on Instagram, 2,000 on Facebook, 5,500 on TikTok and 4,200 subscribers on YouTube..all within the last six months.It's exploded her business as a third year agent. She's gone all in and won.Kati shares her powerful story and what drives her to succeed.She provides tactical advice to not only grow your brand, but also your business.A must listen interview with John Natale & Kati Hoskins.If you'd like to learn more about John and his mission to redesign the real estate industry, click the link here: https://natalecoaching.com/You can also book a 1:1 Coaching Discovery Call with John.Connect with John on Socials:TikTokInstagramYouTube30 Day Free Trial of Seller Leads: MyPlus LeadsLooking for a great AI CRM? Check out ZappREInterested in joining Natale Realtors? Click Here

Psychoanalyst Graeme Daniels begins his newly re-configured podcast series with a review of a paper by Israeli psychiatrist/analyst Amit Saad: a paper about time arrows, the timelessness of the unconscious, causal loops, the Oedipal myth and Oedipal development, and what Saad describes as the "sexualizing of asymmetric time"

In this series of episodes on Our Agile Tales, we're getting radically honest about company culture with Lizzie Benton—culture coach, founder of Liberty Mind, and one of the most refreshingly candid voices in the world of modern work.Let's face it: “culture” has become a buzzword. It's often pitched as a magic bullet for success, but most organizations still struggle to define it—let alone get it right. In this series, Lizzie helps us move beyond the platitudes. She unpacks what culture actually is, why so many transformations fall flat, and what it really takes to build a workplace where both people and business can thrive.We'll explore the tools and mindsets that matter, and dig into the uncomfortable truths that often get overlooked.In this episode:We continue our conversation with Lizzie Benton and cover topics such as the importance of autonomy in teams, examples of hierarchical organizations experimenting with agile methods, and strategies for effective recruitment and team development. Lizzie emphasizes values-based recruitment, meaningful experiments within hierarchies, the significance of feedback, and the importance of coaching and listening skills. The episode also provides practical advice on improving meeting structures and fostering a culture where feedback is timely and constructive.00:00 Introduction02:07 Empowering Teams in Structured Organizations05:32 Values-Based Recruitment and Hiring Challenges10:00 Training and Developing Existing Employees12:44 Effective Meetings and Decision-Making16:51 The Importance of Listening and Coaching20:12 Mastering Feedback in Company Culture29:31 ConclusionAbout Lizzie Benton:Lizzie is a culture coach and the founder of Liberty Mind. She helps companies evolve beyond bureaucratic structures toward more human-centered, purpose-driven workplaces. She's worked across industries—from tech to charities to construction—always with a focus on unlocking human potential and helping teams co-create meaningful change.Her approach blends depth and practicality, rooted in progressive practices like self-management, Liberating Structures, and Teal principles. Lizzie is a certified Holacracy Practitioner, Semco Style Expert, and TuffLeadership coach. She's been named one of the top 30 millennials changing the world of work and has been featured in Forbes, The Metro, and The Financial Times.Visit us at https://www.ouragiletales.com/about

Welcome today fellow griever. I appreciate you, I see you and thank you so much for listening and if you can, please ---Support the showToday, I'm taking you behind the scenes — not just of the podcast, but of why I do all of this.Spoiler alert: it's not about making six figures. Not even close to what it's about! It started with a mic, a grieving heart, and the hope that I could create the kind of podcast I couldn't find after losing my son Alex to suicide. And in many ways, most ways that matter, it still is about that same 'seed' that was planted when the podcast started... the desire to create the space i couldn't find and to walk alongside others on this journey.In this episode, I share how The Leftover Pieces was born — and how everything that's followed (coaching, community, books, retreats…) has grown out of real conversations with other survivors like you. We talk about how I approach grief support differently, why I resist cookie-cutter coaching models, and how I've built this space with heart, not hustle.Yes, I left a full-time job to do this.No, I don't have sponsors or ads.Yes, this work is sacred.And yes — if the podcast has helped you, you can support it (there's a button on the website) — but this episode? It's just me, being real, with no pitch. Just truth. The link is also here in the show notes (top and bottom) BUT I would love you to check out all of the new and newly "spruced up" things on the website! I have been working hard and am so proud of what you will find there.Take what serves you, leave the rest. And thank you — truly — for being here.

Join us for an extraordinary episode featuring Eric Nies, best known as a breakout star from MTV's The Real World, who has since evolved into a spiritual healer and shaman. Eric shares his powerful personal journey from early fame and its hidden traumas to profound self-discovery through plant medicine, martial arts, and meditation. Discover how Eric overcame childhood trauma, manipulation by a corrupt manager, and deep internal struggles, ultimately finding healing through ayahuasca and spiritual practice. This inspiring conversation dives into themes of ancestral healing, spiritual awakening, and liberation from emotional pain. If you're curious about personal transformation, ancient healing practices, or the reality behind fame, this deeply honest and eye-opening episode is not to be missed.

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Send us a textIn this episode of Getting Real with John Natale, John shares his expertise with the BIG FOUR platforms for creating real estate video content on.John not only identifies the four Platforms you should be posting on, he also walks the audience through what exact types of content work really well on each.Furthermore, John covers how active you should be posting videos to each respective platform.A true masterclass in video content creation to successfully land clients for your real estate business.If you'd like to learn more about John and his mission to redesign the real estate industry, click the link here: https://natalecoaching.com/You can also book a 1:1 Coaching Discovery Call with John.Connect with John on Socials:TikTokInstagramYouTube30 Day Free Trial of Seller Leads: MyPlus LeadsLooking for a great AI CRM? Check out ZappREInterested in joining Natale Realtors? Click Here

In this episode, Monick Halm gets real about the early mistakes that nearly derailed her real estate investing journey. From confusing HGTV with actual strategy to losing money month after month and trying to figure it all out alone, Monick shares the hard-won lessons that transformed her portfolio—and her purpose.

Naomi grew up off the grid—one of 11 kids living in a converted school bus, traveling the country, and even spending time in a cult. She learned guitar as a child, playing at gas stations to help her family afford life on the road. Now a wife and mother, Naomi is opening up about the full truth of her past—and the moment that changed everything. After nearly dying during childbirth, she gained a profound new perspective on life. That experience sparked a deep inner shift, awakening a fierce feminine strength and emotional clarity that flows through her latest work. Her new songs, “Bricks Make Houses” and “Mama Ain’t Jesus,” are her most honest yet—music that embraces both the pain and the beauty of the road that led her here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textWhat if your medications are working against you?Jim Wallace, former CEO of DecisionRx and Author of "Precision Medicine: AI and the Science of Personalized Healthcare," joins CareTalk to expose the massive issue of medication misfires and how pharmacogenomics can help fix it.From his time at SpaceX to leading innovation in personalized medicine, Jim explains why your DNA holds the key to safer, more effective care—and why you might not want to wait for your doctor or insurer to catch up.

Originally titled "This Is Your Boy Troy", this is the last installment of our Teenage Dirtbag series featuring "Your Boy Troy", played by Jessica McKenna. Scott and Scott are reunited as Adam Scott of U Talkin' U2 To Me? fame returns to this week's Comedy Bang! Bang! Adam Scott Aukerman chat about Adam's graduation from mime school, Chris Kelly's new film Other People, and for a new episode of Getting Real. Then, entertainer Jack Sparks arrives to show us why they call him the King of the 2nd Act. Plus, a politician who calls themselves This Is Your Boy Troy stops by to talk about the platform they will be running on. (Originally released as Episode #443 on 9/5/16) Get access to all the podcasts you love, music channels and radio shows with the SiriusXM App! Get 3 months free using this show link: https://siriusxm.com/cbb

Do you really want to?Emphasizing the REALism in this spiritual discussion about honesty.Honest and joyful explorations of ideas to help us align with our true spiritual purpose and ignite inner joy and courage. Welcome to the Spiritual Conversation podcast, with Jacqueline Claire.

Send us a textIn this episode of Getting Real, John breaks down one of the most overlooked but powerful strategies for building a standout real estate brand: creating hyper-local content. Whether you're a seasoned agent or just starting out, the way you show up in your community—online and offline—matters more than ever.John shares real examples of how local market tours, restaurant reviews, and even simple neighborhood walk-throughs can lead to stronger connections, more engagement, and ultimately, more business. Learn how to position yourself as the go-to expert in your area, even if you're not the biggest name in town (yet).If you've been stuck on what to post or how to turn likes into leads, this is the episode that gives you the framework, strategy, and motivation to finally go all-in on content that actually converts.If you'd like to learn more about John and his mission to redesign the real estate industry, click the link here: https://natalecoaching.com/You can also book a 1:1 Coaching Discovery Call with John.Connect with John on Socials:TikTokInstagramYouTube30 Day Free Trial of Seller Leads: MyPlus LeadsLooking for a great AI CRM? Check out ZappREInterested in joining Natale Realtors? Click Here

Do you really want to?Emphasizing the REALism in this spiritual discussion about honesty.Honest and joyful explorations of ideas to help us align with our true spiritual purpose and ignite inner joy and courage. Welcome to the Spiritual Conversation podcast, with Jacqueline Claire.

Today on Getting Real, I'm joined by the luminous Dr. Liz Dobbins, DC—a spiritual mentor, multidimensional seer, and founder of The Holy Wild. We're diving deep into what it truly means to lead with radical authenticity and feminine power, especially as ambitious women building wealth and navigating male-dominated spaces like real estate.If you've ever felt like success required you to hide your magic or hustle like someone you're not, this conversation will feel like coming home. Dr. Liz shares how spiritual alignment can transform not only your personal life—but your business, your money, and your mission. We talk desire as divine guidance, the power of being witnessed by other women, and what it looks like to magnetize your goals instead of chasing them.Whether you're scaling your real estate portfolio or reinventing yourself at midlife, this episode is your permission slip to stop performing and start becoming.Let's get real, stay real, and step into your Holy Wild.

In 2016, former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson made a bold move that transformed the conversation around workplace harassment. After enduring years of mistreatment, she filed a lawsuit against Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes for sexual harassment. Despite the immense personal and professional risks, this courageous act helped spark the #MeToo movement, giving a voice to countless women who had suffered in silence. Now, through her nonprofit, Gretchen is working to dismantle the silencing mechanisms that allow harassment to thrive in the workplace. In this episode, Gretchen joins Ilana to share how her painful experiences fueled her mission to create safer, more inclusive environments for all. Gretchen Carlson is a journalist, author, and women's rights advocate. As the co-founder of Lift Our Voices, a nonprofit combating forced arbitration and toxic workplace environments, her advocacy has led to significant legislative changes. In this episode, Ilana and Gretchen will discuss: (00:00) Introduction  (02:15) The Decision to File a Sexual Harassment Lawsuit (04:42) Why Most Victims Struggle to Speak Out (11:40) The Role of a Support System in Tough Times (15:19) Learning to Advocate for Herself as a Child (17:57) From Violin Prodigy to Miss America (23:37) Building a Thick Skin as Miss America (26:47) Facing Sexual Assault Early in Her Career (30:00) How to Foster Safe and Inclusive Workplaces (37:11) Balancing Ambition, Family, and Career in TV (42:19) Creating Change Through Reforms and Advocacy (48:24) Overcoming Rejection in Nonprofits Gretchen Carlson is a journalist, author, and women's rights advocate. As the co-founder of Lift Our Voices, a nonprofit combating forced arbitration and toxic workplace environments, her advocacy has led to significant legislative changes, including the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act. The bestselling author of Getting Real and Be Fierce, Gretchen was named one of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in 2017. Connect with Gretchen: Gretchen's Website: gretchencarlson.com  Gretchen's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/gretchen-carlson  Resources Mentioned: Gretchen's Book, Getting Real:  https://www.amazon.com/Getting-Real-Gretchen-Carlson/dp/0143109243  Gretchen's Book, Be Fierce: Stop Harassment and Take Your Power Back: https://www.amazon.com/Be-Fierce-Stop-Harassment-Power/dp/1478992174  Lift Our Voices: liftourvoices.org  Leap Academy: Ready to make the LEAP in your career? There is a NEW way for professionals to Advance Their Careers & Make 5-6 figures of EXTRA INCOME in Record Time. Check out our free training today at leapacademy.com/training

In this new series of episodes on Our Agile Tales, we're getting radically honest about company culture with Lizzie Benton—culture coach, founder of Liberty Mind, and one of the most refreshingly candid voices in the world of modern work.Let's face it: “culture” has become a buzzword. It's often pitched as a magic bullet for success, but most organizations still struggle to define it—let alone get it right. In this series, Lizzie helps us move beyond the platitudes. She unpacks what culture actually is, why so many transformations fall flat, and what it really takes to build a workplace where both people and business can thrive.We'll explore the tools and mindsets that matter, and dig into the uncomfortable truths that often get overlooked.In this episode:In this episode, we delve into company culture and the essence of creating better workplaces with Lizzie Benton, a culture coach and founder of Liberty Mind. Lizzie shares her insights on moving beyond bureaucratic structures to build more human-centered, purpose-driven workplaces. The conversation touches on the success of Scandinavian countries in workplace happiness, the importance of trust, the pitfalls of traditional performance management, and the benefits of dynamic re-teaming. Lizzie also emphasizes the necessity of clear purpose, the treatment of people as adults, complexity consciousness, psychological safety, and participative decision-making in building progressive organizations.00:00 Introduction02:01 Exploring Scandinavian Work Culture05:56 The DNA of Progressive Organizations11:57 The Importance of Wholeness at Work15:34 Humanizing Performance Management19:53 The Future of Fluid Organizations23:24 Democratizing Decision Making27:02 Conclusion About Lizzie Benton:Lizzie is a culture coach and the founder of Liberty Mind. She helps companies evolve beyond bureaucratic structures toward more human-centered, purpose-driven workplaces. She's worked across industries—from tech to charities to construction—always with a focus on unlocking human potential and helping teams co-create meaningful change.Her approach blends depth and practicality, rooted in progressive practices like self-management, Liberating Structures, and Teal principles. Lizzie is a certified Holacracy Practitioner, Semco Style Expert, and TuffLeadership coach. She's been named one of the top 30 millennials changing the world of work and has been featured in Forbes, The Metro, and The Financial Times.Visit us at https://www.ouragiletales.com/about

Megan is a four-time Emmy-winning ventriloquist, singer, and producer—and the first Black woman puppeteer on Sesame Street. She began teaching herself ventriloquism at just 10 years old, driven by a dream that would shape her life. Despite earning degrees in economics and finance and building a successful career in real estate, Megan never let go of her passion for performance. After years of performing on stages big and small—including America’s Got Talent, Kelly Clarkson, TODAY, Good Morning America—Megan joined Sesame Street voicing the beloved character Gabrielle. A mother of two, Megan often speaks about the importance of play, visualization, and staying true to the dreams placed in your heart. She credits her use of vision boards and manifesting as key tools in creating the life she imagined—proof that dreams, when nurtured, really can come true. Her album Cinderella Sweep, is out this July, showcasing and empowering young women. Her story is one of talent, grit, and unwavering belief—an inspiring reminder that play has power, and that our childhood dreams are never too far out of reach.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to episode 87 of the One for the Money podcast. Retirement is the ultimate dream for many, but there are realities of retirement that everyone needs to be aware of. Better retirement planning will incorporate these realities so it leads to a better life in retirement. In the tips, tricks, and strategies portion, I will share ten tips when you are 10 years from retirement.In this episode...Your Biggest Expense Isn't What You Think [2:08]Your Biggest Fear is Misplaced [3:20]Regret is More Common Than You Think [4:40]The Real Risk Isn't a Market Crash [5:08]Your Most Expensive Years Are… Surprising [5:59]Your Health = Your Wealth [6:26]Identity Crisis Incoming [6:48]Estate Planning is About More Than Money [7:30]We often forget that retirement is only a recent invention. It hasn't been around for that long. For most of human history, people worked until death or until their family could care for them when they were unable to work any longer. Retirement allows one to enjoy a life of leisure even though one is still capable of work. It really is a more amazing concept than we give it credit, and it truly is an absolute luxury of both the modern and first world. It's amazing to think that a person can work and invest for 30-40 years and then live off that work for another 30-40 more years. Your great-grandparents would've thought that was science fiction. And honestly, for billions around the world, it still is.If you are literally and figuratively fortunate enough to enjoy such a dream as retirement, here are the most important retirement realities as I see them.

Today I'd like to talk about rules. Not because I love them, but because I wonder what life would be like without them.   Is there a purpose to rules? If so, what is it?   Today I share information about the government and the rules it's working to keep in place, namely to make people more free.   I also share upcoming events I've got coming up: REAL Me: Intensive 6-week live virtual course (www.getrealcircle.com) and Think and Grow Rich in Ten Minutes a Day, 6-week study starting Wednesday, June 18 from 11-12 central. Reserve your spot here: https://getrealwithjodeebock.regfox.com/think-grow-rich-in-10-minutes-mastermind-study    

Get ready for a hella deep convo because in this week's episode of Unfiltered, were diving into unlearning religion, “defining” spirituality, and sharing about our relationships with “God” (and what that word even means to us).From walking away from organized religion to reconnecting to a higher power in unexpected ways, this episode's all about questioning beliefs, exploring what the frick spirituality look like and means, and talking about how spirituality has changed our lives, and businesses.Highlights:(00:00) Introduction(02:45) How growing up religious shaped our early beliefs(14:17) The pressure to be “consistent” in your spiritual practice(17:00) Seeing every choice as a portal, even when it sucks(19:30) Letting go of needing a lesson in every hard thing(24:00) Feeling your feelings instead of bypassing them with toxic positivity(25:50) How we'd define spirituality(30:50) Why starting a business opened us up spiritually We'd love to connect with you! You can find us on Instagram: Han ⁠@itshannahreed⁠, Fran ⁠@thepassionscollective⁠, and Alethea ⁠@copywithspice

John Morgan’s journey to country stardom is the stuff of movies are made of. While chasing his dreams from small-town Sylva, North Carolina, a chance connection through an Uber driver led his music to Jason Aldean. Not long after, John got a life-changing call—Aldean himself offering him a record and publishing deal. Now, with his debut album Carolina Blue out, John shares deeply personal stories through his songs. One standout, “Kid Myself,” reflects on the painful choice to leave behind everything he knew—his family, family business, his hometown and hometown love, plus the comfort of small-town life—for the unknown in Nashville. Today, he’s married with three kids under three and living a life that once felt like a dream. His story is proof that taking a leap of faith can lead to something truly incredible.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Still haven't raised capital for your real estate deals? It's probably not what you think. In this episode of Getting Real, I'll uncover the 3 hidden fears that block women from asking for money, why energy matters more than strategy, and how to shift from hesitation to confidence. Plus, get your free 10 Essentials You Need Before Asking for Capital checklist to finally start building your investor-ready foundation. https://tinyurl.com/10EssentialsforCapitalRaising

On episode 252 of EHS On Tap, Dr. I. David Daniels, Founder and CEO of ID2 Solutions, LLC, talks about his new book Psychosocial Hazards are Real.

Cyndi Thomson is back- after walking away from music at the height of her career-with a story only life could write. Acres of Diamonds is more than a comeback album—it’s the soundtrack of a journey filled with love, motherhood, marriage, heartbreak, healing, and hope. These songs were born in the quiet moments: rocking babies, holding hands through hard seasons, choosing faith over fear, and learning that true success isn’t about being seen—it’s about being centered. This is her voice, her story, her acres of diamonds—found not in the spotlight, but in the life she’s built just outside of it. #AcresOfDiamonds #CyndiThomson #MyWorldMyWords #TrueSuccess #ComebackStory #FaithFamilyMusicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Corporate training events seldom hit the mark, but through our collective experiences, we've identified what separates valuable learning from time-wasting theater. We explore the critical elements necessary to create impactful professional development experiences that respect participants' time and intelligence.• Different perspectives from outside your organization enhance learning even when covering familiar material• Keep sessions under two hours with adequate breaks to maintain engagement and focus• Aim for 40% presentation and 60% hands-on activities for optimal learning retention• Set clear objectives upfront so participants know exactly what skills they'll gain• Make training elective when possible to respect expertise and identify engaged team members• Include engaging activities like simulations or group projects rather than passive listening• Ensure presenters are genuine experts who can handle challenging questions from participantsJoin our Discord community for games like "Is It Me or Is It Corporate?" and "What Do You Mean?" as well as serious discussions about career development, mentorship, and professional growth.Click/Tap HERE for everything Corporate StrategyElevator Music by Julian Avila Promoted by MrSnoozeDon't forget ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ it helps!

In this inspiring episode of Getting Real, Monick Halm sits down with Wanda, a powerhouse global strategist, best-selling author, TEDx speaker, and founder of Active Ingredients Inc. and the women's collective This Is What She Said. Wanda shares her journey of transforming chaos into clarity over the past 25 years — and how she helps individuals and brands achieve massive breakthroughs by shifting how they think.Wanda reveals the most overlooked reason people get stuck: they're solving the wrong problem. She explains how focusing on the desired outcome — not the immediate issue — leads to more powerful, lasting solutions. Through a simple but profound analogy about pulling weeds in a garden, she highlights how outcome-driven thinking changes everything from your strategy to your results.The conversation flows into how living in curiosity can rewire how we handle challenges, conflicts, and even our relationships. Wanda shares a personal, moving story about surviving a coma, and how intellectual humility—especially in a medical setting—played a crucial role in saving her life. From entrepreneurs to executives, the lessons are clear: staying open, curious, and humble is a game-changer.Monick and Wanda also dive into what it really means to have a brand. Spoiler: it's not your logo or tagline. Wanda breaks down the three essential parts of a brand strategy in simple, relatable terms and explains why your brand must be a relationship, not just a product.You'll also learn about Wanda's passion project: This Is What She Said, a unique and intimate women's collective designed to help members grow their businesses through honest support, visibility, and co-creative squads. Wanda shares the deeply personal story that sparked this movement and how she built a space where women lift each other without competition.Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting your journey, this episode is packed with mindset shifts, real talk, and practical wisdom. You'll walk away inspired to reframe your thinking, clarify your outcomes, and surround yourself with a tribe that helps you grow.Key Takeaways:Why solving for the outcome leads to breakthroughsHow curiosity and intellectual humility fuel creativity and connectionThe true definition of a brand and why it's more than just visualsA powerful model for growing your business in sisterhoodThe mindset shift from accountability to shared responsibility and actionConnect with Wanda:

Kathryn Rubino chats with Padideh Jafari founder and CEO of Jafari Law and Mediation Office. Discover Padideh's inspiring journey from a five-year-old aspiring lawyer to a successful family law practitioner and advocate. With fascinating insights into handling high-conflict divorce cases, Jafari offers valuable advice for budding lawyers on balancing a demanding career with personal well-being. Tune in for a dose of inspiration and practical tips.   Highlights Inspiration to pursue law from age five. Overcoming skepticism and pursuing legal education. Challenges and attrition in law school leading to camaraderie. Early passion and varied legal experiences. Balancing personal interest with market demand. The advantage of pre-law school attorney roles. Choosing family law despite initial reluctance. Importance of work experience during law school. Specializing in high-conflict cases and mediation. Integrating technology like AI into law practice. Significance of community involvement in legal practice.   Episode Sponsored By  https://www.lexisnexis.com/lexisplus   Links and Resources https://www.instagram.com/jafarilegal/?hl=es-la https://www.youtube.com/@jafarilegal  https://www.tiktok.com/@jafarilegal  https://x.com/jafarilawfirm    Subscribe, Share and Review To get the next episode subscribe with your favorite podcast player. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Leave a review on Apple Podcasts  

Do you constantly feel behind, overwhelmed, or stuck—even when your to-do list looks “simple”? In this episode of ADHD Support Talk Radio, Tara McGillicuddy and Lynne Edris explore how unclear or unrealistic expectations often create unnecessary paralysis for adults with ADHD. They explain why what looks like procrastination is often the result of poor clarity, time blindness, and tasks that are more complex than they seem. You'll learn how to define what “done” actually means, how to budget your time more effectively, and why recognizing progress—even small steps—can shift everything. If you've ever avoided a phone call for weeks or felt drained by replying to a single email, this episode will help you understand why and what to do about it.

Send us a textIn this powerful episode of Getting Real, John Natale unpacks the transition from being just a real estate agent to becoming a trusted advisor. Learn how to elevate your role, deepen client relationships, and position yourself as a go-to expert who offers more than just transactions. If you're ready to level up your impact and influence in the industry, this one's for you.  

In this episode of Getting Real, I reveal my game-changing secret behind my leap from 2 doors to over 1,000 in a single year: building a network that funds your dreams. Discover why connection must come before capital, how to start attracting aligned investors (even without a deal), and the mindset shift that turns conversations into commitments. This episode is a must-listen if you're ready to raise capital the feminine way — with authenticity, ease, and power.

Zach Windahl grew up going to church, but it wasn’t until a low point in 2014—when he seriously questioned if Christianity was even for him—that his faith became real. He packed up and moved to Australia for an intensive Bible study, spending 12 hours a day, six days a week in Scripture. Within a week, everything changed. That transformation sparked a calling: help people actually understand the Bible. Zach launched The Brand Sunday, which went on to become one of the fastest-growing brands in the country. Now, with The Bible Simplified, he’s making the storyline of the Bible clear, accessible, and deeply relevant—no fluff, no pressure, just real truth for real life. His mission? To meet people where they are, simplify faith, and show that the Bible isn’t just for scholars—it’s for everyone.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this feedback-packed episode of Double Tap, Steven and Shaun open the inbox to highlight powerful listener stories and opinions that spark some of their most honest and passionate reactions yet. From questions about pursuing a cybersecurity career as a blind person to whether “blind” or “visually impaired” should be the default term — the discussion gets real, raw, and at times hilariously offbeat.Steven shares his own personal journey of proving doubters wrong in the media world, sparking an empowering message about determination in the face of discrimination. There's also strong commentary on digital accessibility, the blurred lines of language policing, and the impact of AI smart glasses from Meta and Google. Plus, listeners chime in on VoiceOver vs TalkBack, the future of Braille, disability benefits, and even a shocking tale about prosthetic eyes during a PIP assessment. It's an unfiltered, energizing episode that reminds us why your voices matter.

Host Dennis Scully and BOH executive editor Fred Nicolaus discuss the biggest news in the design world, including a major art fair acquisition, the latest on tariffs, earnings reports from Wayfair and Ethan Allen, and For Scale's treatise on "slow decor." Later, the leadership team behind The Expert joins the show to talk about the company's next move.This episode is sponsored by Jaipur Living and Crate & BarrelLINKSThe ExpertBusiness of Home

Jana Stern died for 11 minutes after a suicide attempt in her youth—an experience that awakened her psychic gifts and reconnected her to Source. She returned forever changed, with a mission: to help others remember who they truly are. Now a powerful medium and astrologer, Jana guides people to break free from the matrix, reconnect with their divine essence, and activate their inner strength. Her work is about healing, awakening, and returning to the truth that we are all divinely connected—and infinitely powerful.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 1678: Colin Wright shares a candid look at how he became a consultant and why the role offers more freedom than fame. By walking through his early experiments, client missteps, and mindset shifts, he offers valuable insights into creating a career defined by autonomy, not just income or recognition. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://exilelifestyle.com/consultant/ Quotes to ponder: "I've never been interested in being famous, but I am very interested in being free." "I realized I could pay my bills doing something that wasn't what I most wanted to do, or I could take a risk and do what I loved, and maybe still pay the bills." "Consulting became my go-to method of paying the bills while maintaining maximum autonomy." Episode references: Startups for the Rest of Us Podcast: https://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ Getting Real by Basecamp: https://basecamp.com/books/getting-real The 4-Hour Workweek: https://www.amazon.com/4-Hour-Workweek-Escape-Live-Anywhere/dp/0307465357 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let me tell you about my friend Gabrielle — she’s honestly something out of a miracle story. Gabi is a true conduit for healing energy, like the real deal. After going through her own journey of breaking chains and healing herself — spiritually and physically (yes, literally healing her body and others’ too) — she realized she couldn’t keep these gifts to herself. She had to share them with the world. What’s wild is where her journey started. Believe it or not, Gabi first tapped into her gifts as a sex phone therapist. Crazy, right? But here’s the beautiful part: what she discovered was that the men calling her weren’t actually looking for what you might think — they were craving something deeper. They needed real healing. They needed someone to listen, to see them. That opened a door for Gabi. She realized that healing isn’t about fixing people — it’s about helping them remember their own power. Fast forward to today, she’s this incredible force, teaching others how to break free from their chains, reclaim their power, and heal themselves, just like she did. It’s powerful. It’s inspiring. It’s pure magic.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From capturing hearts on American Idol with her now ex-husband to stepping boldly into her own spotlight, Cuban-American artist Kat Luna is telling her story—this time, solo. Her debut EP That Girl is a fearless dive into young love, heartbreak, and self-discovery. With Spanglish flair and emotional depth, Kat explores the highs of first love, the weight of early commitment, and the freedom of finding your own voice. Signed to Sony and stronger than ever, she’s not just the girl from the duo—she’s that girl now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I sat down with This Is Us star Chrissy Metz and Nashville songwriter Bradley Collins to talk about their new children’s book, When I Talk to God, I Talk About Feelings. We talked about the power of faith, the importance of self-love, and why helping kids express their emotions early on matters so much. Chrissy and Bradley shared how they had to learn to express themselves as adults because they weren’t taught how as kids—and how that inspired this book. Chrissy also reflected on her time on This Is Us and how being part of such an emotional, beloved show shaped her perspective on empathy, healing, and using your voice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.