Podcasts about grand gestures

Singer-songwriter Jem Cassar-Daley dives into her rich artistic lineage in this final episode of Grand Gestures. She shares the love story that brought her dad's parents together, reflects on her nan's influential country music collection, and introduces you to her grandmother Dell - Jem's first piano teacher and the artist behind the cover of her latest EP.

Do you feel like no one's really romantic anymore? Like grand gestures, red roses kinda romantic.You tell us whether it gives you the ick, and what makes you swoon.

Presenter and podcaster Linda Marigliano introduces you to her Malaysian-Chinese grandparents and her Italian grandmother in this episode of Grand Gestures. Hear about the core values that tie both sides of the family together.

On the pre-show, we talk Love Island UK, Charity's Interview on Cheryl Burke's podcast, Ciara from Summer House dating someone in Bachelor Nation, and Brooke Schofield's racist tweets...This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/2BG1R and get on your way to being your best self.Love the show? Want AD-FREE episodes, VIDEO, and more BONUS CONTENT? Join the Rose Garden on Patreon.CONNECT WITH US: Instagram | Twitter | TikTok | MerchEMAIL: 2blackgirls1rose@gmail.comFollow Natasha's Substack The Nite Owl: theniteowl.substack.comFollow Justine for beauty content: @justlydiak Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Covino & Rich have fun talking about the Travis Kelce info that was dropped in the background of the Netflix series 'Receiver' today! Did Kelce really drop 3 million dollars on a Super Bowl suite for his famous girlfriend? The fellas discuss grand gestures! Rich has a strong take on the unlikely Biden/Trump golf challenge. Nickelback talk? Plus, 'MID WEAK MAJOR' cranks things up a notch & Paul Skenes is having a better year than all of us put together!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grand Gestures is the new podcast of SBS Audio. In the podcast, comedian Lizzy Hoo explores deep intercultural relationships in Australian families. The guest of the first episode is chef and presenter Alice Zaslavsky. SBS Russian decided to repeat our own interview with Alice last year, and with that inspire you to tune in to Grand Gestures. - В начале июня у SBS Audio вышел новый подкаст Grand Gestures, в котором комик Лиззи Ху исследует глубокие межкультурные отношения в семьях в Австралии. Гостьей первого эпизода стала Алиса Заславская — шеф-повар, ведущая, кулинарный журналист. В связи с этим мы решили напомнить вам наше интервью с Алисой, которое выходило год назад.

Cookbook author and food educator Alice Zaslavsky introduces you to her Georgian grandparents – her babushkas and dedas – and shares the story of their tumultuous journey to Australia. Hear what Alice has learned about food, family and resilience from their example. This is the first episode of Grand Gestures, hosted by Malaysian-Australian comedian Lizzy Hoo. It's a series about how our grandparents have made us who we are, both as individuals and as a nation.

Comedian Lizzy Hoo dives into the memorable moments, family folklore and cultural traditions of your favourite Australians and their grandparents in this new podcast from SBS Audio.

The Romantic Grand Gesture is one major romance trope that film and TV just can't get enough of. From filling a room with candles or bouquets of flowers to orchestrating a flash mob proposal, there are some wild romantic gestures in media that are so unrealistic they're almost laughable, but... we love them nonetheless! Let's take a minute to zoom out and take a look at all sides of this trope, unpack some of the most ridiculous dates and grand gestures in film and TV, who gets to experience them, and why this trope often conveys the wrong message about love. Click here to watch the video version of this episode!

Paula and Saxon Joye have had a tumultuous love story, from dad's getting in the way, to break-ups, and awkward proposals, they tell Cam and Ali all the wild turns their relationship has faced to get where they are today. They also talk about the pillars of their marriage, their incredible careers, and looking ahead to 'The Rocking Chair factor'. LINKS  Follow Paula Joye on Instagram @paulajoye. Buy Paula's book The Glow Up – https://www.simonandschuster.com.au/books/The-Glow-Up/Paula-Joye/9781761108358.  Learn more about Care Food Co – https://www.carefoodco.com.au/. Follow Cam on Instagram @camerondaddo.  Follow Ali on Instagram @alidaddo.  Follow Nova Podcasts @novapodcastsofficial.  Got a question for Cam & Ali? You can email them at separatebathrooms@novapodcasts.com.au.  CREDITS  Hosts: Cameron Daddo and Alison Brahe-Daddo. Guests: Paula Joye & Saxon Joye.Managing Producer: Elle Beattie. Producer and Editor: Amy Kimball.  Find more great podcasts like this at novapodcasts.com.au.  Nova Entertainment acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we recorded this podcast, the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. We pay our respect to Elders past and present. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thank you for listening to, "Dating Hall of Fame & Do Relationships Need Grand Gestures?" - In this episode we talk about our favorite memories of dating, and if we think grand gestures are good to show love and affection in a relationship.

In this episode, I talk about "consideration" and why it's the true foundation for any relationship. I talk about what it looks like and the difference between declarations and consideration.My NEW journal, "The BOLD Journal" is available now on Amazon!Instagram: @case.kenny

In this episode Karen Mangia shares her insights on the importance of values alignment in entrepreneurship and leadership, her personal journey, and her upcoming book, "Sundays with Salvador.” She also discusses the concept of moving from momentous to momentum, emphasizing the effectiveness of focusing on small, actionable steps. Karen highlights the significance of defining success on one's own terms, suggesting that clarity in this area can guide decision-making and filter opportunities.   Karen Mangia is the President & Chief Strategy Officer of The Engineered Innovation Group, a high-growth B2B SaaS startup, and a Board Advisor for Podopolo, a VC-backed startup revolutionizing podcasting with AI. With a background as the Vice President of Customer and Market Insights at Salesforce, she provided strategic consultation to Fortune 1000 companies and high-growth businesses to drive transformation and growth. A leading authority on Customer Experience, Customer Success, and the Future of Work, Karen has chaired the Customer Experience Council for the Conference Board and led multiple Customer Advisory Boards. Prior to Salesforce, she held key roles at Cisco Systems, achieving remarkable success in global voice of the customer and supplier diversity. Karen is also a host of the Future of Work podcast, "Success From Anywhere," and an author of four books, including the WSJ Bestseller "Success From Anywhere: Create Your Own Future of Work From the Inside Out." She is a Certified Customer Experience Professional (CCXP) and has received several prestigious awards for her contributions, including the Ball State Distinguished Alumni Award and the Ivy Tech Distinguished Alumni Award.   You can connect with Karen in the following ways: Website: https://engineeredinnovationgroup.com/ Linkedin: https://linktr.ee/karenmangia   Whether you are a C-Suite Leader of today or tomorrow, take charge of your career with confidence and leverage the insights of The CEO's Compass: Your Guide to Get Back on Track.  To learn more about The CEO's Compass, you can get your copy here: https://amzn.to/3AKiflR    Other episodes you'll enjoy: C-Suite Goal Setting: How To Create A Roadmap For Your Career Success - http://bit.ly/3XwI55n Natalya Berdikyan: Investing in Yourself to Serve Others on Apple Podcasts -http://bit.ly/3ZMx8yw Questions to Guarantee You Accomplish Your Goals - http://bit.ly/3QASvym  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Habits are formed through repetition. How many of us actually spend time to actively build our habits? In this episode of SparX, Mukesh Bansal (Founder Myntra and Cult.Fit) gives a detailed rundown of Habits 101, tips that helped him build solid habits and the reasons behind falling out of them as well. From breaking down the concept of Keystone Habits to navigating rituals, Mukesh helps you create a roadmap for your impact journey. The episode consists of some key insights behind the science of habits and how important sleep can really be. Listen to this fascinating episode and mark your first step onto your impact journey!00:00 - 00:12 Opening Theme00:13 - 3:46 Topic of today's episode: Habits!3:47 - 6:25 Habits determine you as a person6:26 - 7:59 Picking up habits subconsciously 8:00 - 11:49 Driving yourself to build habits on your own 11:50 -  16:48 The idea of ‘Keystone Habits' 16:40 - 21:17 “Sleeping at 9 PM”..Mukesh's keystone habit 21:18 - 23:32 Identifying your keystone habits 23:33 - 35:46  Understanding the Evolution of Habits 35:47 - 39:24 Habit Loop' Building strong habits39:25 - 42:53 The concept of Habit Stacking 42:54 - 45:34 Developing a Will Power 45:35 - 50:50 Falling off your habit track & Habit Rebooting Ritual 50:51 - 55:52 The magic of Grand Gestures'  55:53 - 1:00:14 'First 10 Hours are crucial'…Science behind habits 1:00:15 - 1:04:24 Let's make pact together! 1:04:25 - 1:11:56 10 Pages for next 10 Years of your life 1:11:57 - 1:15:27 What habits to work on? 1:15:28 - 1:22:26 Nurturing the right kind of habits 1:22:27 - 1:28:13 Habits Vs. Rituals 1:28:14 - 1:30:52 Roundup of the Episode: “We're all just bundles of habits!”

Today's show contains a full hour of Tore's comments during the extended impeachment hearings. The entire four hour proceedings can be accessed here: https://rumble.com/v3llds4-tore-says-show-28-sept-23.html. This is showing the people what the swamp is truly like. The worst of the slimy creatures are hidden. Smoke, mirrors, graft cover up and the unbreakable party line. Burisma, Hunter, the bribes and all the documentation are easily ignored by the Dems. Is this about Trump? He will always live rent free in all their minds. Finally, the MSM is acknowledging his power. Red, blue or in between. Raskin pulls many fast ones, and Comer counters. The people must do the work of the very lame media. The important role of Baxter Pharmaceuticals and it's well connected board members. Why were Obama's people working with Hunter? Was the CIA involved too? Now would be a good time to examine all related blind trusts. How the average Senator works to hide money and make investments. Revealing coms surround the purchase and sale of target securities. Attacking a business to destroy it's owner. No amount of congressional posturing can change the facts. Righteous people with good, honest common sense will always be able to see the truth. It's our special power. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's gestures are just as grand as the codeword - which can be found towards the end of today's podcast. Producer Matt goes international to express his feelings, Nick gets jealous in high school, and Jules gets excited for a game that Victoria doesn't are about. Plus - woteva u mizzed frm da shw - I'm sorry..: Peter gets something for free. What did you do for love? Planning for Nick's stand up comedy debut. Melbourne club in trouble. Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/tim-and-jessSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tonight…Demi and Jasmine are breaking down the must see action from tonight's and Sunday's episodes. Including: Will and Tom's working to get their girls back, Kai and Olivia's stand-off, and Tanya baking an epic pie for Martin. Catch Demi and Jasmine tomorrow to hear the juicy details of the fight between Tanya and Martin!Go to us.drowsysleepco.com/firepitchat and use promo code FIREPITCHAT for 10% off your perfect sleep. Find us everywhere ❤️‍

When it comes to goal-setting, problem-solving, and habit-breaking—GRAND GESTURES are key. They are defining decisions, calculated risks, and selfless sacrifices that double as defining moments. Grand Gestures are often the tipping point, the turning point. They are the point of no return. The idea is as old as Old Testament altars.

This week we uncover a long-lost episode that slid it's way into the dungeons of fantasy land. Blame as to who lost this file resulted in a fist fight and prolonged, pervasive emotional abuse. Nevertheless, its here! We talk about lustful overtures, horny souls seeking to redeem themselves through the long lost art of the romantic gesture.  Enjoy! 

In this episode, Scott and Anne discuss the confidence, trust and affection that builds within a marriage from consistent kindnesses that also pay bigger relationship dividends and add up to so much more than occasional grand gestures.Listen in!Thank you for listening to this episode of Thou Shalt Not Kill

One last thought on the idea of grand gestures. Sometimes we are on the giving end and sometimes we are on the receiving end. And we base how we receive on the level of our worthiness.  When someone acts grand in our lives, we will internalize that gesture and see ourselves as worthy to receive or not worthy.   Our lives are not on our merit. They are on the merit of God. We would not be here if it were not for Him and his hand over our lives.   I could tell that the first homeowner we were working with, Vivian, was struggling with the idea that we were demonstrating this grand gesture for her and she was grateful we were all that but struggled with the idea of being worthy to receive it.  Her and I talked about it and she shared with me that she has struggles in her life. She struggles to always have pure thoughts, pure words and pure actions. So I shared with her that I do too. And that God doesn't work that way. He isn't waiting to lavish his love upon us when we get all of our stuff together. He lavishes it on us, even though we dont' deserve it. I also thanked her for her willingness to allow this tragedy in her life because her tragedy gave my life more purpose.  Life can happen to us or it can happen through us. If you wish to donate towards one of the amazing homeowners we got to work with in FL is Vivian. Vivian is a single mom, a disabled US Veteran (Navy) She is a 2 x breast cancer survivor.  She is an addiction counselor but hasn't worked since February due to her cancer surgery.    She had 2 ft of standing water in her uninsured home from hurricane Ian.    She has lost mostly everything.  Specifically we would like to start meeting some of her needs by getting her and her daughter a queen bed, bedding, towels, etc.    They will be needing a new washer, dryer, referrer (all major appliances had to be discarded)    They both lost their cars as well   We have both big & small needs to be met here. I believe we can all make a difference together.  https://gofund.me/70c01bdc  

“Variety” Deputy Awards and Features Editor, screenwriter, playwright, director, actor and producer Jenelle Riley explores the arts, her inspirations and living with OCD and bipolar disorder. Riley wrote the 2015 short film, “Warning Labels,” directed by Jennifer Morrison, and is the host of Variety's "Actors on Actors," for which she's won a Daytime Emmy Award and two Los Angeles Emmy Awards. Her theater career began early when her first play, "Just Julie," was published as a teenager. Other plays include "Heart Murmurs and Brain Matter," "The Gemini Project," "Duct Tape and Dreams," "Unholy Matrimony" and "A Kind of Love Story," which she wrote and directed. The latter premiered at Sacred Fools Theatre, earning six L.A. Weekly Award nominations and earning a directing prize for Riley.  She wrote and produced short films like "Auditions," "Crazy Love," "The Perfect Canidate," "Butter Emails" and "Grand Gestures," which she also directed. Acting credits: "The B.P.R.D. Declassified," "A Girl, a Guy, a Space Helmet," "Nobody's Perfect" and "Stealing Forces."

I have noticed that a lot of ADHD moms struggle with feeling like failures over not being able to pull off grand gestures for their kids at milestone moments. The effort it takes to plan and execute a grand gesture is just not in our wheel house. I share a story today about how important small moments can be to our kids. So take heart mammas...you are doing a great job!!   Connect with me: Community: bit.ly/joylovinghomecommunity Email: joy@joylovinghome.com IG: https://instagram.com/joylovinghome  

The recent new has been heavy and a lot to deal with. Take a break and listen to Marcus and Alex take on today's dating culture. Also a quick thank you to all that support us. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/djlspade/message

Join Tracey and Laura as they chat about what is meant by the term Grand Gestures within the spiritual and energetic context. Anyone who has experienced spiritual growth of any level will be able to relate with reaching that point where you make a choice to do things differently, see things in a new perspective, move forward by finally asking for what you need, speaking your truth, or maybe accepting things on some new level. Tracey talks us through the energetic properties of these moments, it's so similar to manifesting, you're going to love this fresh explanation on another soul-deep spiritual term!Support Turns Out Network HereVisit Spirit Inc below.http://www.spiritincorporating.com.au/Visit Tracey's website belowAustralian Medium, Psychic & Spiritual Alignment Mentorhttps://www.traceydimech.com.auDo you TOSP? Are you a TOSPIE?Have a Story to share, or a question to ask?What are you waiting for? Get in touch!Be honest, we can handle it ;-)tospsychic@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram #turnsout_shespsychicFaceboook @TOSPpodcastPresented by Tracey Dimech & Laura Turner.Produced, edited, & original music by Matt Turner.

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There's always that great excitement that comes with the early stages of falling in love. The giddiness, the little surprises, the butterflies. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2022/02/14113828/MYN_Louize_LoveBombing.mp3"][/audio] But what about when it all gets a little intense, a little too soon. Maybe the person you're seeing immediately jumps ahead to thinks like marriage or moving in. We recently got this message in from a listener: Hey lads, I'm looking for some advice. I've been seeing this fella for about two months now. He's lovely, I really like him but I find him a bit intense. Like, he's already saying things like 'when we move in' or 'when we're married'. He's going mad with Valentines Day plans and he's always buying me presents, and flowers and stuff. I know I sound like I'm being really cold, but it kind of makes me suspicious. What do you guys think? Thanks a mill! To offer some advice, Louize Carroll from Prism Therapy Online joined Dermot and Dave for a Mind Yourself Now special. You can catch Louize's tips by clicking play above

Welcome back to She & I Podcast. This week B~Love and India Marie kick things off by talking about the importance of being transparent. From there, they jump into some current events that they've missed. The main one is Ye trying to get Kim back. Next, B~Love asks India Marie will grand gestures win her back. India Marie has an answer that won't surprise you. Somehow, India Marie starts talking about the importance of a landline phone and why they need one. B~Love's relationTIP is about his wedding ring. Finally, WWID, India Marie answers a listener letter about a cheating fiance'. Watch the full episode on YouTube, www.youtube.com/channel/UCQAxdqat3tvdZfTg1gbmkbA Tune In, Like, Share, and Subscribe. www.sheandipodcast.com/ www.instagram.com/sheandipodcast/ instagram.com/blove1911/ www.instagram.com/india.marie/ www.shedidthat.com/

When a gift seems very high cost compared to the income or wealth of the giver or the receiver, it can cause feelings other than gratitude. Questions arise about motives and expectations. Can they afford it and what do they want in return? And can I afford that? Some people give for the pleasure of giving, but some give to be recognised, to hide feelings of inadequacy or to place the receiver in their debt.What can we do to make gift giving a pleasurable experience all round? And how can we react when gift giving goes wrong?With Dr Jane Major, clinical psychologist and relationship therapist from The Room Between therapy practice. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Did you love and live for The L Word (before things got weird of course)? Did you have high expectations for The L Word Generation Q? Do you have thoughts and feelings about season 2 of Gen Q? SO. DO. WE. This week we discuss our hopes and dreams for queer media and all the ways we deserve more.

TB is doing the final read of Lizzie, and she can't stress enough, how much she hates this stage for any book. But, just to the hammer the point home, she HATES it. In I Heart Lesfic news, TB is combing through all the 2022 submissions for the IHL Reading Challenge, to see which categories made the cut. TB went hiking and sported her bright orange hoodie for the first time of the season. Clare is plotting her NaNo book, and her new coworking space is very calming. In not peaceful news, Clare had an audiobook snafu. Yikes! She's trying to decide if her Scottish book needs a narrator with a Scottish accent or if that will throw off listeners. In birthday news, which was in September, Clare is still going full-tilt celebrating the big 5-O by having a spa day with a friend. They crash on to breaking down the grand gesture. Just how grand are they? Many might not know the phrase, but they are central in books and movies. TB takes the reins of this conversation, walking the listener through the definition as well as the usual placement in the story and breaking down the different types. Are the best ones super showy, or is it better to have the character show vulnerability? That depends on the story arc and character development. Most importantly, you want to give the readers all the feels. What's your favorite grand gesture you've read? Head over to www.lesbianswhowrite.com, and leave a comment on the episode. Or you can email them at: lesbianswhowrite@gmail.com. Next time, they'll be back for another scintillating chat. Happy listening! Clare and TB Links: Buy Us a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/LesWhoWrite IHL 2022 Reading Challenge: iheartlesfic.com/book-submission-form-for-2022-ihl-reading-challenge/  

Have you struggled, navigating difficult and changing situations in your personal or professional life? In this interview, we connect with Nancy Murphy, founder and president of CSR Communications to learn how we can more effectively navigate change, especially as it relates to shifting dynamics at work, where we spend a bulk of our time. We learn about the many pitfalls we confront, and how our actions directly or indirectly impact resistance to change. She shares how embracing change and being a "change hero" can lead to more success,  and greater acceptance. If you are pushing for more diversity, more equity, and more inclusion -- then you'll want to hear this episode.  Time Stamps:  00:00 Introduction 02:45 What is an "intrapreneur"? 05:05 Raphael Bemporad's "The Future We Want" Podcast https://bbmg.com/the-future-we-want/  07:07 The Campaigner's Commitment & The Power of Repetition 08:00 Cross Collaboration As A Key For Positive Influence and Change 10:00 Be A Hero of Change - Influence People 12:00 Grand Gestures vs. Credible Action 16:25 Three Common Types of Resistance to Change 20:00 The Magic of Encountering Resistance 22:00 The Power of Listening 22:50 Credible Leaders = Curious Leaders, The Power of Remaining Open 24:57 Psychological Trigger: Threat to Autonomy 26:45 The Impact of 9/11, Activating Community Engagement, Philanthropic Efforts, and Social Change 29:00 The Importance of Volunteering, Partnerships, and Following Through 35:28 Atlas Corps 501(c)3 https://atlascorps.org/  36:30 One Way To Be More Influential   About Our Guest: Nancy Murphy, Founder of CSR Communications Nancy Murphy is the founder and president of CSR Communications and the creator of the Intrapreneurs Influence Lab. She spent her career career saying what others are afraid to – and learning to say it in ways that others will listen. She now shares that skill and other influence techniques to help leaders make organizational change that sticks. She serves as a board member of Atlas Corps, an international network of social sector leaders and organizations that promotes innovation, cooperation, and solutions to address the world's 21st-century challenges.  Intrapreneurs Insights Paper on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: https://www.csrcommunications.com/insight/  Website: https://www.csrcommunications.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancyamurphy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/csrcomms Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/csrcommunicationsdc  Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/CSRCommunicati2    Join the Care More. Be Better. Community! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCveJg5mSfeTf0l4otrxgUfg Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/CareMore.BeBetter/   Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/CareMoreBeBetter Twitter: https://twitter.com/caremorebebettr   Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/CareMoreBeBetter  Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/club/care-more-be-better   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/care-more-be-better  Support Care More. Be Better: A Social Impact + Sustainability Podcast Care More. Be Better. is not backed by any company. We answer only to our collective conscience. As a listener, reader, and subscriber you are part of this pod and this community and we are honored to have your support. If you can, please help finance the show (https://www.caremorebebetter.com/donate). Thank you, now and always, for your support as we get this thing started  

Have you struggled, navigating difficult and changing situations in your personal or professional life? In this interview, we connect with Nancy Murphy, founder and president of CSR Communications to learn how we can more effectively navigate change, especially as it relates to shifting dynamics at work, where we spend a bulk of our time. We learn about the many pitfalls we confront, and how our actions directly or indirectly impact resistance to change. She shares how embracing change and being a "change hero" can lead to more success, and greater acceptance. If you are pushing for more diversity, more equity, and more inclusion -- then you'll want to hear this episode. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 02:45 What is an "intrapreneur"? 05:05 Raphael Bemporad's "The Future We Want" Podcast https://bbmg.com/the-future-we-want/ 07:07 The Campaigner's Commitment & The Power of Repetition 08:00 Cross Collaboration As A Key For Positive Influence and Change 10:00 Be A Hero of Change - Influence People 12:00 Grand Gestures vs. Credible Action 16:25 Three Common Types of Resistance to Change 20:00 The Magic of Encountering Resistance 22:00 The Power of Listening 22:50 Credible Leaders = Curious Leaders, The Power of Remaining Open 24:57 Psychological Trigger: Threat to Autonomy 26:45 The Impact of 9/11, Activating Community Engagement, Philanthropic Efforts, and Social Change 29:00 The Importance of Volunteering, Partnerships, and Following Through 35:28 Atlas Corps 501(c)3 https://atlascorps.org/ 36:30 One Way To Be More Influential About Our Guest: Nancy Murphy, Founder of CSR Communications Nancy Murphy is the founder and president of CSR Communications and the creator of the Intrapreneurs Influence Lab. She spent her career career saying what others are afraid to – and learning to say it in ways that others will listen. She now shares that skill and other influence techniques to help leaders make organizational change that sticks. She serves as a board member of Atlas Corps, an international network of social sector leaders and organizations that promotes innovation, cooperation, and solutions to address the world's 21st-century challenges. Intrapreneurs Insights Paper on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: https://www.csrcommunications.com/insight/ Website: https://www.csrcommunications.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancyamurphy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/csrcomms Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/csrcommunicationsdc Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/CSRCommunicati2 Join the Care More. Be Better. Community! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCveJg5mSfeTf0l4otrxgUfg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/CareMore.BeBetter/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CareMoreBeBetter Twitter: https://twitter.com/caremorebebettr Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/CareMoreBeBetter Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/club/care-more-be-better LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/care-more-be-better Support Care More. Be Better: A Social Impact + Sustainability Podcast Care More. Be Better. is not backed by any company. We answer only to our collective conscience. As a listener, reader, and subscriber you are part of this pod and this community and we are honored to have your support. If you can, please help finance the show (https://www.caremorebebetter.com/donate). Thank you, now and always, for your support as we get this thing started

This is the sermon from Sunday, March 28, 2021 with Pastor David Shaw. Scripture Reference: Mark 11:1-25.

5 Small Moves That’ll Make a Big Difference for Your Child

On this episode we discuss age differences in dating, love languages, flowers on the first date and our honest takes on what counts as too grand of a gesture. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tobequitehonest/message

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When it comes to goal-setting, problem-solving, and habit-breaking—GRAND GESTURES are key. They are defining decisions, calculated risks, and selfless sacrifices that double as defining moments. Grand Gestures are often the tipping point, the turning point. They are the point of no return. The idea is as old as Old Testament altars.

When it comes to goal-setting, problem-solving, and habit-breaking—GRAND GESTURES are key. They are defining decisions, calculated risks, and selfless sacrifices that double as defining moments. Grand Gestures are often the tipping point, the turning point. They are the point of no return. The idea is as old as Old Testament altars.

When it comes to goal-setting, problem-solving, and habit-breaking—GRAND GESTURES are key. They are defining decisions, calculated risks, and selfless sacrifices that double as defining moments. Grand Gestures are often the tipping point, the turning point. They are the point of no return. The idea is as old as Old Testament altars.

When it comes to goal-setting, problem-solving, and habit-breaking—GRAND GESTURES are key. They are defining decisions, calculated risks, and selfless sacrifices that double as defining moments. Grand Gestures are often the tipping point, the turning point. They are the point of no return. The idea is as old as Old Testament altars.

This week I talk about one of my favorite parts of a romance...the grand gesture. I share a few that left me flat and several that I've always enjoyed. Do you have a favorite grand gesture from a romance? Let us know on Illicit Liaisons page at SwoonworthyHea.com.  If you're a hopeless romantic, stop by SwoonworthyHEA.com, the online community for people who love to read and write romance fiction. Join in the groups, start a blog, enter monthly contests and more!

Hi guys, In todays episode we discuss leaving toxic relationships, your friends or people around you wanting you to go back to a toxic relationship, deal breakers in relationships and friendships and then lastly, we talked about grand gestures. We hope you enjoy our conversations, make sure you join in the comments or over on our social media, subscribe to our podcast and share with your friends. Leave us a 5 star rating as well guys. Follow us on our socials:TWITTER: naked_banterINSTAGRAM: nakedbanterStay safe!!!xoxoHosts: Eunice and Hauwa See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, I come to you from the trenches! And we discuss how we can sometimes only do what we can—and sometimes that's the bare minimum. Also, figuring out how to create space, cope with COVID-19 struggles and find ways to make home Home during a pandemic that requires it to be an office, a school, a therapists office and many more. Thanks for your kindness and support may, may you also receive what you give—whatever that is ;) Visit Sunshoal.blog for more and email us at Sunshoal@gmail.com for collaborations, questions, comments, suggestions, concerns or to tell us your story! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hanah-carter/support

I am a firm believer in the power of small things.  And sometimes you just need a Grand Gesture! Cal Newport explains the power of Grand Gestures in his book Deep Work, and I've been seeing how they work in my own life ever since I read it. Listen in to discover how they can work for you! Find full show notes at livefreecreative.co/podcast Follow Miranda on Instagram @livefreemiranda Join Podcast Plus at Patreon.com/livefreecreative Buy More Than Enough on Amazon  

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In this episode of the Championship Leadership podcast, Veronika Abrams talks about her transformation journey, the importance of understanding your core value, living in a gracious way and so much more.

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This time, the lovely Jessica Crets joins Jessica and Andrew to talk all about Harvest Moon 64, impressing your crush, and more! Thanks to Mikey Herman for editing and Spencer Husk for music.

See All The People, a 90-second daily radio series, features Rev. Junius Dotson. Each message helps provide Christians with a simple thought of the day as they work with their congregation to see all the people in their community.

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Season 2, Episode 24. For many, one of the toughest things about living abroad is being far away from friends and family. It can feel like you're missing out on all the important moments, big and small - and sometimes, that's true. But sometimes, it's possible to move heaven and earth to be there, in person, for a big event. When that does happen, the moment becomes that much more important because of how far out of your way you went to be there. Showing up in those moments is, as Sundae explains in her podcast Expat Happy Hour, a grand gesture. Check out the blog post about this episode.   FIND SUNDAE Her podcast, Expat Happy Hour especially the episodes Grand Gestures and Love Your Friends and Family While They're Alive On her website Join her Facebook group, Expats on Purpose   CONNECT theexpatcast.com Instagram @theexpatcast  Twitter @theexpatcast 

hon·est /ˈänəst/ adjective adjective: honest 1. free of deceit and untruthfulness; sincere. "I haven't been totally honest with you" synonyms: truthful, sincere, candid, frank, direct, open, forthright, straight, straightforward, genuine, blunt,  virtuous. "I did the only right and honest thing" "struggling to make an honest living" (of an action) blameless or well intentioned even if unsuccessful or misguided. "he'd made an honest mistake" adverbINFORMAL adverb: honest used to persuade someone of the truth of something.

Spencer Locker and Martin Johnson talk about fostering cultures and creating social eco systems in the workplace. Challenging the notion that the grand gestures are enough! A thought provoking podcast on the relationship and engagement between organisations and their people.

Grand gestures will always pale in comparison to consistent small and simple things

There’s an important life event happening halfway around the world that you don’t want to miss but you are stuck in indecisiveness. Should I go? Should I stay? Living abroad without regret is one of my core principles and knowing when to make a grand gesture is part of living that. Inspired by my decision to say “yes” to 42 hours of travel to spend nearly the same amount of time celebrating my parents’ 50th wedding anniversary, I share guidelines on what to consider when contemplating whether it’s time to make a grand gesture. The post 110: Grand Gestures appeared first on Sundae Schneider-Bean, LLC..

When it comes to moving your life forward, consistency will beat grand gestures every single time.   As entrepreneurs, we have this belief that if we're not making some type of grand gesture or massive commitment that it just doesn't matter.  Here's what I want you to know, consistency, making little things happen every day, is so much more important and effective.  The path to bigger results and outcomes is actually easier than we make it.  Make small changes to your daily habits to move forward faster.  Consistency is the true path to success. If you're ready to become more consistent on all the keystone habits that create success for entrepreneurs, check out momentummasterclass.com - learn exactly where you should focus right now to create progress.     

What up stokers, in this episode we are joined once again by the relaysh expert, Strider, and we dive into some financial jargon, Offset’s grand gesture, and explore some of the differing terms for jacking off.  It’s dank, guys.  Jabwow. For bonus content, check out our Patreon: www.patreon.com/chadgoesdeep

Ever been in a relationship where you’re just not getting on and you really don’t know why? I mean if you don’t know why then what can you really do to fix it? Well we reached that point in 2007 after 2 kids and 6 years of marriage...and I had no idea what to do... twitter/insta: @moiazam divorcedmuslimdad@gmail.com #dmdad

E138 houses discussions and reviews of three 2018 releases. "Uncle Drew," "The First Purge," and "Sorry to Bother You." Show Notes: 00:20 - Segment I: "Uncle Drew" Review 00:34 - Lil Rel Howery and Kyrie Irving 02:07 - Bad Grandpa with Basketball Stars 05:06 - Nick Kroll 06:31 - A Ham Sandwich! 07:41 - Playground Stakes 12:09 - Segment II: "The First Purge" Review 12:57 - Blaxploitation Purge 14:13 - The Value of Killing 16:10 - The Crack Kingpin Savior 17:25 - Socio-Political, Economic, and Cultural Lense 21:20 - Saving Four People 25:40 - Segment III: "Sorry to Bother You" Review 26:27 - Mainstream Social Awareness 28:59 - Uncle Tom for the 21st Century 31:01 - In Your Face 33:37 - The Girlfriend and Her Values 40:16 - Grand Gestures 44:21 - Outros

In this minisode, Jennifer shares her reflections and thoughts about a recent incident at Starbucks, and the lessons and takeaways for all organizations. She reveals the limiting beliefs and obstacles that can lead to blind spots and gaffes, and what leaders need to do to create more awareness and create a culture shift. She also discusses the role that storytelling plays in this process, and how to create powerful and authentic stories that support diversity and inclusion efforts.

About a month ago, I escaped the frigid late-winter temperatures of the American Midwest and headed out on a big road trip. By myself. To write. (And to walk on the beach.) 'Twas a big investment of time and resources. 'Twas a grand gesture. Grand Gestures for Deep Work Some big writing projects I wanted to dig into continually sank to the bottom of the jumbly piles of obligations and domestic duties. I'd try to set aside time for the ideas, the words, the keyboard, but they struggled to gain traction when I could only dedicate a few minutes here and there. I decided to find focus—and sunshine—elsewhere. This approach to plunging into deep work by making major investments of time, money, or space, are what Cal Newport calls “Grand Gestures.” Rowling's Grand Gesture In his book Deep Work, Newport offers a few examples of people who have made grand gestures, including J.K. Rowling. When she was working on the final book in the Harry Potter series, she faced everyday interruptions that broke the creative concentration needed to pull together all the threads of the story and finish strong. So she decided to step away from home, where the doorbell would ring and the dogs would bark. She checked into a room in the five star Balmoral Hotel at $1,000 a night. Newport notes that she didn't intend to continue writing there more than a night, but she accomplished so much, she kept going back and ended up finishing the book there. The Boost in Importance Newport explains: The concept is simple: By leveraging a radical change to your normal environment, coupled perhaps with a significant investment of effort or money, all dedicated toward supporting a deep work task, you increase the perceived importance of the task. This boost in importance reduces your mind's instinct to procrastinate and delivers an injection of motivation and energy. (122-123) Let me assure you I wasn't staying in anything close to the Balmoral Hotel for my Grand Gesture, but it was certainly a radical change from my normal environment and required a significant investment of effort. My tasks did indeed take on greater importance, and I sat on the balcony with my laptop and tapped out the ideas and words that got my projects either significantly under way or completed. And I walked on the beach. In the sun. Less “Grand” Gestures Are Still Grand Now, there have been eras of my life where an outing that radical simply would not have been possible. Just out of college, I didn't have nearly enough money for such an adventure. When my kids were little, no way could I have taken off that many days and driven that far away. Truly, it would have been nothing but a dream—a dream deferred. Back then, though, I made smaller grand gestures. That sounds like an oxymoron, but though they were small, they felt grand. I would escape to the library on a Saturday and stay all day, tapping out chapters in a book or articles for magazines, stepping out only to eat a little lunch I packed. Or in good weather, I might head to a local park and work at a picnic table, enjoying the atmosphere, penning poetry or a blog post. Sure, I'd love to have escaped to a more inspiring locale, but I settled for a less grand alternative—it got me away from my distracting dining room table. With some creativity, I still managed to gain focus and get ‘er done. It's Worth It The goal, I believe, is to find ways to convince yourself that this project you're working on is worth it. It's worth the time. It's worth the effort. Even a less dramatic “grand” gesture tells the brain to stop procrastinating and do the work. Creative Grand Gestures One of my clients drove her RV to a beautiful campground and stayed the weekend to finish three chapters in her book. She nailed it. All three chapters, complete. My friend and coauthor Charity Singleton Craig booked a room for several days at a state park lodge to complete some of her projects. She got it all done.

About a month ago, I escaped the frigid late-winter temperatures of the American Midwest and headed out on a big road trip. By myself. To write. (And to walk on the beach.) ’Twas a big investment of time and resources. ’Twas a grand gesture. Grand Gestures for Deep Work Some big writing projects I wanted to dig into continually sank to the bottom of the jumbly piles of obligations and domestic duties. I’d try to set aside time for the ideas, the words, the keyboard, but they struggled to gain traction when I could only dedicate a few minutes here and there. I decided to find focus—and sunshine—elsewhere. This approach to plunging into deep work by making major investments of time, money, or space, are what Cal Newport calls “Grand Gestures.” Rowling’s Grand Gesture In his book Deep Work, Newport offers a few examples of people who have made grand gestures, including J.K. Rowling. When she was working on the final book in the Harry Potter series, she faced everyday interruptions that broke the creative concentration needed to pull together all the threads of the story and finish strong. So she decided to step away from home, where the doorbell would ring and the dogs would bark. She checked into a room in the five star Balmoral Hotel at $1,000 a night. Newport notes that she didn’t intend to continue writing there more than a night, but she accomplished so much, she kept going back and ended up finishing the book there. The Boost in Importance Newport explains: The concept is simple: By leveraging a radical change to your normal environment, coupled perhaps with a significant investment of effort or money, all dedicated toward supporting a deep work task, you increase the perceived importance of the task. This boost in importance reduces your mind’s instinct to procrastinate and delivers an injection of motivation and energy. (122-123) Let me assure you I wasn’t staying in anything close to the Balmoral Hotel for my Grand Gesture, but it was certainly a radical change from my normal environment and required a significant investment of effort. My tasks did indeed take on greater importance, and I sat on the balcony with my laptop and tapped out the ideas and words that got my projects either significantly under way or completed. And I walked on the beach. In the sun. Less “Grand” Gestures Are Still Grand Now, there have been eras of my life where an outing that radical simply would not have been possible. Just out of college, I didn’t have nearly enough money for such an adventure. When my kids were little, no way could I have taken off that many days and driven that far away. Truly, it would have been nothing but a dream—a dream deferred. Back then, though, I made smaller grand gestures. That sounds like an oxymoron, but though they were small, they felt grand. I would escape to the library on a Saturday and stay all day, tapping out chapters in a book or articles for magazines, stepping out only to eat a little lunch I packed. Or in good weather, I might head to a local park and work at a picnic table, enjoying the atmosphere, penning poetry or a blog post. Sure, I’d love to have escaped to a more inspiring locale, but I settled for a less grand alternative—it got me away from my distracting dining room table. With some creativity, I still managed to gain focus and get ‘er done. It’s Worth It The goal, I believe, is to find ways to convince yourself that this project you’re working on is worth it. It’s worth the time. It’s worth the effort. Even a less dramatic “grand” gesture tells the brain to stop procrastinating and do the work. Creative Grand Gestures One of my clients drove her RV to a beautiful campground and stayed the weekend to finish three chapters in her book. She nailed it. All three chapters, complete. My friend and coauthor Charity Singleton Craig booked a room for several days at a state park lodge to complete some of her projects. She got it all done.

Have you ever offered God a promise, a bargain or a sacrifice in the hopes that He would bail you out of a tough situation? If so, you probably discovered that, while they might work with your spouse, grand gestures don't really work with God. Maybe God isn't waiting for you to offer a grand gesture to Him, but for you to trust His grand gesture to you. -- Pastor Dan explains more in this week's message from Micah 6:8.

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Coercion is a dirty word; manipulation no better. But that's what social life is all about, down at its very core: we're all trying to get people to see our point of view, to join forces in some fashion, whether it's building a world-changing company or just going to the cinema together. Brute force doesn't do the job, or certainly not for long. So how can we win people over effectively, and without the stench of coercion blighting our attempts? Law 43 answers these questions and much more besides. Drawing together the threads of many of the previous Laws, this is a powerful exploration into the heart of emotional intelligence and how to calibrate yourself effectively to the world and people around you. Along with Robert's historical examples, we highlight the ways in which Hillary Clinton transgressed this Law in her failed run for the presidency; just how deeply Facebook is controlling your mind; and why people get so mixed up about love and seduction. We also overthrow the idea that millennials are entitled pricks; compare notes on our respective parental conditioning (which turns out to be a story of polar opposites); and unpick the myth of Steve Jobs. There's also time to hear Dre's tales of early sexual dramas, and discuss the unhinged world of pun-based porn movies...   This episode includes: The importance of having to wait How to raise your children to be more powerful Deciding whose hearts and minds it's actually worth winning The media's tactics to follow this Law – and how you can avoid being suckered in Grand Gestures and how to deploy them Is being yourself ever a good idea? Which is more important: the heart or the mind? Mentioned in the episode: Dre's latest obsession: Ultimate Beastmaster Jacque Fresco and the Venus Project The Beautiful South's song, Artificial Flowers Daniele Bolelli's excellent podcast, The Drunken Taoist Jon's article on offensive humour and how it works Challenge: Pause. Breathe. And try to see where the other person is coming from. Then construct your plans around that: how can you win them over on their terms? Be silly. Be kind. Be weird. Join us as we continue our 48 Laws of Power review, exploring Robert Greene’s provocative and compelling book, in which he lays bare the history, practice, psychology, and philosophies of power that ultimately shape all human relations. Often seen as a handbook for the ‘modern Machiavelli’, we take a closer look, beyond the hyperbole, and discuss how understanding and implementing these Laws can actually enrich your life personally, professionally and spiritually. Jon and Dre aim to get to the heart of each of the Laws, grapple with their sometimes disturbingly amoral nature, and discuss what the Laws mean in everyday life (often revealing their own experiences – good and bad – when they’ve either observed or transgressed them).

Fresh off his call by God, Gideon is asked to tear down an altar and lead an army. His response is not what you would expect.

One man does his best to live as if he's in a romantic comedy, and another learns the lengths to which his father went to show he loved his son.