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This week's episode is about the importance of letting in what restores and realigns us so that we can let go of what no longer serves us. We'll talk about the concept of crowding out and how we can use that as a framework to practice letting in wherever we find ourselves stuck in our old patterns.You will learn:// What “crowding out” is and how we can use to help us let go of what no longer serves us// How to know what the rights things to let in are// What happens when we DON'T let in// Some ways we can practice letting in when we feel ourselves stuck in old patternsResources:// Episode 55: Letting Go to Grow// Episode 209: Ripening and the Inevitability of Our Awakening// If you're new to the squad, grab the Rebel Buddhist Toolkit I created at RebelBuddhist.com. It has all you need to start creating a life of more freedom, adventure, and purpose. You'll also get access to the Rebel Buddhist private group, and tune in every Wednesday as I go live with new inspiration and topics. // Want something more self-paced with access to weekly group support and getting coached by yours truly? Check out Freedom School – the community for ALL things related to freedom, inside and out. We dive into taking wisdom and applying it to our daily lives, with different topics every month. Learn more at JoinFreedomSchool.com. I can't wait to see you there!// Have you benefited from even one episode of the Rebel Buddhist Podcast? I'd love it if you could leave a 5-star review on iTunes by clicking here or on Spotify by clicking here.
This week, we're going to dive into the most common insecurities that keep us from letting go of our beloved STUFF and declutter our physical space and minds. I'll talk about my own experiences and insecurities when it comes to getting rid of things - despite my years of work on trying to let go of attachments to it all. Plus, we'll talk about some ways we can reframe our thoughts around our possessions, keeping only those items that bring us true joy and freedom.You will learn:// Why so many of us have such a strong attachment to our STUFF, keeping us from getting rid of the clutter// Common insecurities that make it hard for us to let go// How to learn from our insecurities that we come into contact with as we try to clear out space for the new// Simple ways we can be more intentional about the purpose things have in our lifeResources:// Episode 40: Desire and Attachment// Episode 55: Letting Go to Grow// Episode 69: Having Enough - Finding Your Balance// If you want to dive more deeply into this practice and all the juicy goodness for a life of inner and outer freedom that it offers, some join me in my NEWEST program, called No Regrets.Get on the waitlist at adventuremastermind.com, and if you get your name on that, you'll be the first to know when early registration opens later this month, with special early bird rates, extra bonuses, and first dibs on the limited-capacity in-person retreat at our epic phat pad on the Big Island of Hawaii…and more.// If you want to dive deeper into this Soul-level work and create a life of more freedom, adventure and purpose, head over to JoinFreedomSchool.com. It's got everything you need in one place to build a foundation for a lifetime of self-exploration and freedom.// If you're new to the squad, grab the Rebel Buddhist Toolkit I created at RebelBuddhist.com. It has all you need to start creating a life of more freedom, adventure, and purpose. You'll also get access to the Rebel Buddhist private group, and tune in every Wednesday as I go live with new inspiration and topics.// Have you benefitted from even one episode of the Rebel Buddhist Podcast? I'd love it if you could leave a 5-star review on iTunes by clicking here
This week we're diving into when our Core Wound becomes our Sacred Wound and how our Sacred Wound allows us to live our soul purpose… but only when we stop trying to heal or “fix” it. Plus, I'll talk about how we can begin to explore our Core Wound without retraumatizing ourselves all over again.You will learn:// What a core wound is and how it affects everyone differently// How we can safely explore our core wound without retraumatizing ourselves// Why we don't want to heal or “fix” our core or sacred wound… and why this work never ends// How our Sacred Wound allows us to live our Soul PurposeResources:// Episode 55: Letting Go to Grow// Episode 182: When Trauma Is Taken out of Context// The Wild Mind Series:Episode 142: Your Wild Mind – The North + Protectors Episode 143: Your Wild Mind – The South + Wounded Children Episode 144: Your Wild Mind – The East + Our Need to Escape Episode 145: Your Wild Mind – The West and Our Shadows// Check out Freedom School – the community for ALL things related to freedom, inside and out. Plus, we have entire months devoted to wisdom and compassion. Learn more at JoinFreedomSchool.com. I can't wait to see you there!// If you're new to the squad, grab the Rebel Buddhist Toolkit I created at RebelBuddhist.com. It has all you need to start creating a life of more freedom, adventure, and purpose. You'll also get access to the Rebel Buddhist private group, and tune in every Wednesday as I go live with new inspiration and topics.
Jamie Erickson | Creating a Place to Gather and the Gospel to Grow | Episode 013 I met Jamie Erickson for the first time at an event for moms sponsored by BJU Press Homeschool. Her message to moms is deep and transformative, and I can't wait for you to hear what Jamie has to share. Jamie is a former elementary school teacher turned homeschooling mom of 5. She can be found on The Mom to Mom Podcast where she encourages and equips a growing tribe of homeschooling parents all across the globe. She is also the head writer for her blog The Unlikely Homeschool. Jamie has been an avid writer and reader her whole life, evidenced in everything she says and writes. She is thoughtful, deep, encouraging, and giving. She is the author of Homeschool Bravely and a new book Holy Hygge—Creating a Place To Gather and the Gospel to Grow. “We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on you.”–2 Chronicles 20:12 LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS EPISODE & JAMIE ERICKSONzantyler.com/podcast/013-jamie-erickson PODCAST SPONSORSpecial Thanks to BJU Press Homeschoolbjupresshomeschool.com CONNECT WITH ZANzantyler.com/podcastJamie Erickson | Creating a Place to Gather and the Gospel to Grow | Episode 013
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Just dropped a new video podcast with Dasarte Yarnway all about voice marketing, reaching your audience or clients, and WealthVoice. Check it out here at grow.altruist.com. Follow him on Twitter @dasarteyarnway - incredible person, will put "Onwards to Greatness" in your feed daily (IYKYK). Skip to the YouTube video of the podcast interview here or search on YouTube: "Voice marketing is no longer a trend, it’s a must for advisors / Grow Episode 36". See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Dave Stamm is the CEO of Stamm Media and the CEO of Stamm Technologies, and practices the mantra of doing whatever it takes. Stamm Media is not your ordinary AV company, they are truly a one stop shop to create a unique and memorable experience in the world of event technology. Stamm Technologies is an…Continue reading ➞ Dave Stamm, CEO, Projecting Whatever It Takes to Pivot and Grow – Episode 116The post Dave Stamm, CEO, Projecting Whatever It Takes to Pivot and Grow – Episode 116 first appeared on Mike Malatesta.
Dave Stamm is the CEO of Stamm Media and the CEO of Stamm Technologies, and practices the mantra of doing whatever it takes. Stamm Media is not your ordinary AV company, they are truly a one stop shop to create a unique and memorable experience in the world of event technology. Stamm Technologies is an…Continue reading ➞ Dave Stamm, CEO, Projecting Whatever It Takes to Pivot and Grow – Episode 116
What is it that manufacturing owners and leaders are looking for and trying to improve on in 2020 and beyond? In this episode, I will be uncovering precisely what those needs happen to be. I will be referencing several recent industry surveys to find out. In addition to reviewing the various surveys' findings, I will divulge what I think the implications of the studies are and how they will affect continuous improvement and growth for the industry. We'll dive deeper into these concepts: Workforce: The need for manufacturing employee attraction programs Leadership and growth: The industry is expressing a demand to improve strategy and planning capabilities Technology and productivity: Leaders and owners desire to drive productivity improvements on both the factory floor and office Now for some action steps: Revisit podcast episodes about Workforce Development: Episode #007 - 3 Ideas for Developing Talent Episode #034 - Connecting with Apprenticeship Program Revisit podcast episodes about continuous improvement: Episode #002 - Dealing with the 7 Wastes of Manufacturing Episode #036 - Using the Toyota Talent Principles Revisit podcast episodes about growth and leadership: Episode #003 - Run, Improve, Grow Episode #021 - Creating Your Value Proposition Come back next week to hear how manufacturers can work with Manufacturing Extension Partnerships Resources and links mentioned: Iowa Manufacturing Needs Assessment Report 2019-2020 Preparing for a New Decade of U. S. Manufacturing Connect with Me: LinkedIn Facebook Please leave a Rating and Review:Since this podcast is new, I’m asking for Apple Podcasts reviews. Reviews help others discover and learn what Leading the Factory Forward is all about. I thank you so much for being here and I’ll see ya next time on Leading the Factory Forward. — Lynn *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com
Today, podcasting expert (and top 200 show host!) Emily Gough joins Amie for our first in-person interview on Wealthy, Worthy + WILD! A podcast on podcasting? Meta, we know ;) Emily Gough is a podcasting and business coach and host of the Room to Grow podcast, who helps business owners leverage their stories to positively impact others with purpose. In today’s episode: >>Why podcasting is one of the most intimate ways to connect with your audience and create community >>How Emily coped with finding out her partner of 9 years was having an affair >>Why RIGHT NOW is the perfect time to podcast (we dive into the numbers!) >>The software Emily uses to edit her podcast and which hosting platforms she recommends (and which to stay away from!) FREE Training - How to Start + Monetize a Podcast in 2020: rebellenutrition.com/startapodcast Emily’s Episode Mentioned - Room to Grow: Episode 117: The Affair Podcasting For Impact Course: Join the waitlist >>> rebellenutrition.com/startapodcast Connect with Emily! EmilyGoughCoaching.com Room to Grow Podcast Instagram @emilygoughcoach Was this episode helpful for you? Take a screenshot and share it on Instagram (+ tag @rebellenutrition + @emilygoughcoach!) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rebellenutrition/message
Adrianne Rose is the guest on Lead, Learn, Grow Episode 5. We talk about what it takes to get smart about assistive technology in the classroom, where to go for assistive technology help, and what inspires her practice. Find Adrianne on Twitter @Rose_Teach and find her website here. Read more about Adrianne: Bio: Utilizing educational technology to boost learner success is Adrianne’s passion as an educator. After graduating from Hope College with a degree in Special Education, she knew her role as an educator would include advocating for student needs and embedding assistive technology into student lessons. In 2015, Adrianne earned her Master’s Degree in Learning and Technology, where she studied the effects of blended video instruction. In addition, she has earned her Google Certified Educators Badge as a Level 1 and Level 2 educator. Adrianne has taken a lead role as a presenter at international, state and local conferences such as, ISTE, MACUL, GoogleFEST, Learning on The Lakeshore, Ottawa County “What Works!” and Grand Haven Area Public School Professional Development.
Nick LeTarte is the guest on Lead, Learn, Grow Episode 4. He highlights the importance of telling your story through vlogging and also shares insight to how he creates entertaining, humorous, and high quality content for his vlogs. Find Nick on Twitter @nletarte and find his vlog here. Read more about Nick: Bio: Nick LeTarte is in his 16th year serving as a French teacher at the high school level. He has taken groups of students to France in the past and will soon return to Paris, France with another group of high school students. He is also an experienced vlogger creating high quality and entertaining vlogs for the past two years.
Episode 3 - Grow: Lissa Brunan Lissa Brunan is the guest on Lead, Learn, Grow Episode 3. She shares her desire to keep growing as a learner, the importance of keeping your passion as a teacher, and her expertise teaching teachers how educational technology can support their classroom practices. Find Lissa on Twitter @LissaBrunan Read more about Lissa: Lissa Brunan is the owner and Chief Engagement Officer for Engaging TECHniques, an Ed Tech consulting company. She's a former MS Math teacher who transitioned to the world of professional development a little over a decade ago. Along with being a Google Certified Trainer, she has certifications from six additional ed tech companies. Her mission is to help educators improve instruction by integrating quality educational technology that can increase student engagement and learning.
Episode 2: Learn - Bill Albrecht Bill is the guest on Lead, Learn, Grow Episode 2. He shares how learning something new every day supports his practice serving as a principal in his first year in a K-4th grade building. He also shares why culture is important to his relationship with staff, students, and parents. Find Bill on Twitter @MisterAlbrecht Read more about Bill: Bill Albrecht is the lead-learner and principal in a K-4 elementary school. Previously he was an assistant principal at a 4th - 8th grade middle school. He is a former 1st grade teacher who has experiences serving as a special education teacher, behavior interventionist, and a dean of students. Bill is also a former high school football coach and seasoned baseball umpire. He loves to read, train dogs, coach and play sports. Bill is an aspiring doctoral student.
Scott Pryzystas is the guest on Lead, Learn, Grow Episode 1. He shares his experiences serving as a dynamic teacher-leader and that technology is an important part of a successful PE classroom. Find Scott on Twitter @CoachPTown Read more about Scott: Scott Pryzystas has been teaching in Grand Haven Area Public Schools for 10 years. He has taught Young 5s-12th grade throughout the district in various buildings in various classes such as Physical Education, Adapted PE, Triathlon Training, and Weight Training. He also coaches high school cross country, junior varsity basketball and middle school track. Scott is a member of the Michigan Governor's Council of Fitness, Health and Sport and has served on several committees with Michigan High School Athletic Association. He has also served on SHAPE Michigan's Board of Directors for the last five years. Scott resides in Grand Haven, Michigan with his wife Renee, and two sons, Calyx and Krew.
Life is messy – especially when it comes parenting. (Or perhaps your kids actually pick up there stuff!) If we aren’t careful, chaos can take over more than our household, it can impact our relationships. Like Episode #106, in today’s podcast Billy and Joy discuss what sloppy habits we need to purge in order to keep our family healthy! Talk about this: Where is there garbage in our parenting? What steps do we need to take to get rid of it? Related Links: NY Times article on sleep HERE Episode #106 – 12 Garbage Habits in Marriage Joy’s blog posts on quick meals HERE and HERE Episode # 78 – The Best Way to Destress Your Family Episode # 33 – Enjoying Your Family Episode # 10 – Keeping the Family Fun Episode #31 - Erasing Fear From Parenting Episode #99 – Asking Better Questions Episode #30 – Five Important Questions to Ask Your Kids Episode #3 – Fighting with Kids Episode #85 – Respond vs React Episode #57 – Hurrying Home Episode #83 – Leave Kids Space to Grow Episode #58 - A Parent’s Most Fundamental Role Episode #98 – Five Truths For Discouraged Parents Episode # 2 – A Warning About Parent Measurements Also remember: Want to reach us? You can find us on the socials @betweenparents on Instagram and @betweenparentspodcast on Facebook. While you’re there, tag someone who would also enjoy this content! Finally, if you don’t know where to begin listening to back episodes of the podcast, look for the helpful packages on our website betweenparentspodcast.com Thanks for being awesome!
Be YourSelf and Grow Episode 6. I’m your host Ken Law Artist, talking about noise and stress. How can we start to feel better?
Be YourSelf and Grow Episode 6. I’m your host Ken Law Artist, talking about noise and stress. How can we start to feel better?
Be YourSelf and Grow Episode 5. I’m your host Ken Law Artist, talking about personal freedom and how I found mine.
Be YourSelf and Grow Episode 5. I’m your host Ken Law Artist, talking about personal freedom and how I found mine.
Grant and Peter kick off a new, more theologically-oriented series this week! We'll be looking at each of the Ten Commandments, and so of course we're starting with the First Commandment. First, though, we answer a question from Patreon backer Richard Lorenz about other podcasts in the "geeky faith" genre (and specifically faith and roleplaying games—see the show notes for a full list of everything we mentioned!) We also spend a little time talking about Game to Grow. For our main topic, we talk about the importance and theological implications of the First Commandment, as well as some of its gaming implications. Mentioned in this episode: Podcasts: Strangers and Aliens Geekually Yoked The Sci-Fi Christian Helix Reviews Reel World Theology The Church of the Resurrection's sermon archives Infinity +1 Five Minutes in Church History The Liturgists' Podcast Faithful Creative Retro Rewind Podcast The Dice Steeple Game to Grow Episode 09, "Faith and Fantasy (with Dan Repperger)" Scripture: Exodus 3:15, Exodus 20:1-3, Matthew 22:37-38, Matthew 6:24
A season with marginal success can be hard on anyone. If you are new to gardening, you might want to try planting some of the things on this list in your first year, and then branch out and try harder things the following year. There's nothing wrong with bad results in gardening, it's just that …
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