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BIO:Matt Schick is a broadcaster for ESPN, ESPN Radio, and SiriusXM. He graduated from the University of Colorado and has been at ESPN since 2012. Currently the co-host of Sunday Morning on ESPN Radio (10 AM to 1 PM, EST), Matt will also host College Gameday on ESPN Radio on Saturdays this fall. Additionally, Matt is the co-host of Big Ten This Morning on Sirius XM Big Ten Radio (Channel 372) Monday-Friday.TOPICS:The summer vacation with four childrenFatherly advice as Bryce gets ready to welcome his new baby girlCollege football realignment and the unintended consequences - will these changes lead to more excitement in college football?His experience of coaching his kids over the summer and having the passion to winThe importance of engaging with God - not worrying about what games you're calling or how many followers you haveThe discipline of reading the Bible in a different wayThe upcoming college football season – will North Carolina rise up to expectations? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joel and Patrick discuss the hidden reasons why you might not be doing the things you want to do. Plus a few tips on how to make those things happen.

Teams are embracing hybrid work - which means more asynchronous work, variable communication signals from person to person, and an opportunity for widespread adoption of facilitative skills.It's a huge opportunity, but it comes with more than a few occupational risks!So, how can we help teams self-facilitate in the age of remote and hybrid work?Ewen Le Borgne is betting on process literacy as the foundation of self-facilitation. Find out why and learn how he thinks we can make it happen in this electric episode.Find out about:How hybrid has been the catalyst for a new level of understanding in teamsWhy humans' innate decision-making nature means facilitation is a life skillWhat the “magical superpower” is that Ewen believes we all haveThe tools, techniques, and mindsets needed to distribute facilitative skillsWhich facilitative school of thought Ewen believes is “The Silent Revolution”How Ewen asks contributors to manage the running time of a workshopWhy we should all seek a state of ‘confusiasm'Don't miss the next show: Subscribe to the show with your favourite podcast player. Click here to download the free 1-page summary.Thanks to our sponsor “Dancing with Markers”. Click here to get the workshops work discount for Lauren's upcoming visual facilitation course.Questions and Answers[01:06] When did you start calling yourself a facilitator?[02:49] What is it about the label of ‘facilitator' that many of us find to be restrictive?[03:42] What do you mean by “the step after the facilitator”?[06:00] Would a self-facilitated structure work for any kind of collaborative work?[06:44] What skills do people need to balance the group dynamics and personalities?[09:41] What do we need to learn – and unlearn – for process literacy and self-facilitation to work?[10:49] Does the sensory nature of communication create a barrier for asynchronous work?[12:58] Does my understanding of process literacy align with yours?[15:44] The idea of “choosing not to decide things” has a fatal flaw, doesn't it?[17:01] How would you deal with the risk of certain people monopolising a conversation?[20:11] What is your favourite exercise?[25:02] What is the relationship between Liberating Structures and process literacy?[28:12] What do you mean when you say that each Liberating Structure is like a word in a language?[33:27] When and how can Liberating Structures go wrong?[37:31] How do you use participants/contributors as part of your time management process?[46:50] If we see conversations as a competition, do we lose the opportunity for progress?[50:11] When you start distributing tasks throughout the group, do we dissolve the role of the facilitator?[54:01] What makes a workshop fail?[57:30] What is the one thing you would like listeners to take away from this episode?LinksEwen's 10 Commandments of Group FacilitationProcess Change, Ewen's companyEwen's knowledge management blog: Agile Knowledge Management For Me… For You?Connect to Ewen:LinkedInTwitter 

Welcome back to the show! This episode is all about the pixel...why it’s important and all the amazing things it can do for you. I constantly get all kinds of questions about the all mighty pixel so I thought it would be appropriate to dedicate an entire episode to the pixel!Let’s talk about…What a pixel isWhy the pixel is so importantHow many pixels you should haveThe data the pixel collectsWhat a pixel allows you to doLooking to learn more? Feel free to send me a DM over on Instagram or book a call with me! Until next time! Happy Marketing!Cheers to building your own mighty pixel. I hope you enjoyed the show! Until next time! Happy Marketing!

Can’t seem to stop overthinking and worrying and stressing? If you find yourself living in a state of indecision and anxiety, get some support through grounding techniques and insight into how the mind works. Quotes to remember: “We can’t actually stop overthinking. What we can do is focus on what we want to do instead of overthinking.” “You are not the thoughts. You are not the mind. You are the witness to those thoughts.” Takeaways:Worry feels productive but is counterproductiveA decision takes just a moment, whereas anxiety and indecision can take yearsWe don’t need to believe every single thought we haveThe mind/ego is always in the past or in the future; the body can only be in the present momentWhat you’ll learn:Grounding questions to ask yourself when you start overthinkingHow to disidentify with your mindOther tips for dealing with a busy mindTHIS WEEK’S CHALLENGE: Give your ego/mind a name. Try the name out for a week. Whenever you start overthinking, refer to them as not your thoughts, but that entity’s thoughts.Let’s be friends on Instagram!Send me a message about the show!

Je vous présente mon amie Colette, originaire de Bunclody, en Irlande. Aujourd'hui, nous parlerons des jours de la semaine et nous apprendrons quelques prépositions anglaises:Hi Colette! Hello, Cathy! Are you home?No, I'm at the restaurant. I am very hungry!Do you go to Dublin on Mondays?No. On Mondays I go to BunclodyOK. Do you want to go to the museum on Sunday? Yes, is the museum in Bunclody?Yes, that museum has beautiful paintings, let's go?Yes! See you on Sunday!1-Que connaissons-nous déjà ?To be “ETRE”I am, you are, he is, we are, you are, they areAre you home? Tu es chez toi?I am at the restaurant - Je suis au restaurantI am very hungry! J'ai très faim!I am in Bunclody - Je suis à BunclodyIs the museum in Bunclody? Est-ce-que le musée est à Bunclody?To have “AVOIR”.I have, you have, he has, we have, you have, they haveThe museum has beautiful paintings - Le musée a des belles peintures To want “VOULOIR”I want, you want, he wants, we want, you want, they want Do you want to go to the museum? - Tu veux aller au musée? To go “ALLER”I go, you go, he goes, we go, you go, they goDo you go to Dublin? - Tu vas à Dublin?I go to Bunclody - Je vais à BunclodyDo you want to go to the museum? - Tu veux aller au musée?Let's go? “Allons-y”L'expression « Let's go » veut dire « Allons-y ! » ou « on y vas ? » 2-Nouveau vocabulaire:Les jours de la semaine: The days of the weekEn anglais, les jours de la semaine se terminent par le mot « day » qui signifie « jour ».Monday Tuesday WednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday-Do you go to Dublin on Mondays? - Tu vas à Dublin le lundi? Notez ici que lundi est au pluriel pour marquer l'habitude : « tous les lundis »-No, on Mondays, I go to Bunclody - Non. Le lundi je vais à Bunclody. (même notion d'habitude)-Do you want to go to the museum on Sunday? Tu veux aller au musée ce dimanche?-See you on Sunday!  À dimanche!3- Grammaire: Les prépositions anglaisesAre you home ? Tu es chez toi?I am at the restaurant. Je suis au restaurant. You go to Dublin. Tu vas à DublinI go to Bunclody. Je vais à Bunclody Do you want to go to the museum ? Tu veux aller au musée? Is the museum in Dublin? Le musée est à Dublin?“At”, “to”, “in” et “on” sont des prépositions traduites par: Chez, au, à, ou parfois même pas traduites du tout!1-La prépostion “chez” (at) est utilisée pour localiser la propriété d'un individu: Il arrive que la préposition ne soit pas obligatoireJe suis chez moi  “I am at home” ou “I am home”Chez le Docteur  “I am at the Doctor's”Chez John  “I am at John's”Nous reviendrons sur la notion de l'appartenance avec le ‘S dans une prochaine leçon.2-La préposition “to” est utilisée pour marquer le mouvement. Elle est traduite par "à" ou "au"Tu vas à Dublin? Do you go to Dublin?Non, je vais à Bunclody. No. I go to BunclodyTu veux aller au musée ? Do you want to go to the museum? 3-Revenons sur les jours de la semaine. Remarquez que la préposition de temps “on” pour parler des jours de la semaine n'est pas traduite en français.Do you go to Dublin on Mondays?On Mondays I go to BunclodyDo you want to go to the museum on Sunday? See you on Sunday! 4-La préposition de lieu “in” est traduite par:  “à l'intérieur de” ou “à”Yes, the museum is in Bunclody.

It’s surprising how much influence our physical environments have on our physical and mental health and our habits. Learn about how you can tweak what you have in your home to optimize your wellbeing.Elisa is an interior designer and founder of Zen Spaces, a California-based interior design-build firm. She synergizes psychology, neuroscience, aging, health, fitness, and mindfulness into the design of spaces that people thrive in.Quotes to remember: “I want to help people feel more alive. And for me, that means having more freedom.”“I don’t think people realize how much their environment affects them.” Takeaways:Research is me-searchWe spend >90% of our time indoorsHints of nature in a space, from color to sounds, will affect our physiology and reduce stress hormonesLiving indoors is fairly new and unnatural for humankindDesign your spaces according to the function of the space and how you want to feel during those activities It’s important to have your own space/retreat/sanctuary where you can be with yourselfAim for 1 plant per 100 square feet of spaceWhat you’ll learn:How to optimize your living space for wellness, better sleep, and physical healthAbout Elisa’s custom sprinter RVs to bring your lifestyle back to natureGetting work-life balance while working from homeHow to create a meditation room in your home, using the space you haveThe most common mistake when designing a home spaceQuick tweaks you can do in your living spaces to improve your wellness How the layout of our home or office affects our habitsMentioned on the podcast: https://zenspaces.design/Frank Lloyd Wright: An AutobiographyVolatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)Links:FacebookYoutube

词汇提示1.cough 咳嗽2.sneeze 喷嚏3.chills 寒冷4.mumps 腮腺炎5.lumps 肿块6.neck 颈部7.pox 水痘8.measles 麻疹9.itchy 痒10.dots 点11.arthritis 关节炎12.stiff 僵硬13.sore 疼痛14.prevent 预防15.attach 攻击16.treated 治疗原文Disease Some diseases are very deadly，and some are not so serious.Most people catch a cold sometimes.A cold make you cough and sneeze.Colds can be passed on from person to person.Some people get the flu.With the flu，you get chills and fever.A fever is a high temperature.If you have the flu，you will feel very bad.You have to stay home in bed.There are diseases that children get.The mumps make you have lumps in your neck.Chicken pox and measles leaves you with red itchy dots on your skin.Older people sometimes get arthritis.Their bones get stiff and sore.There are people who get heart disease.In many cases，a healthy lifestyle can prevent heart disease.Cancer can attach different parts of the body.Many smokers get lung cancer.Some diseases are treated by pills and medicine.Other diseases need to be treated in the hospital.Sometimes doctors need to give you tests to find out what kind of disease you haveThe doctor might have to do a blood test or an X-ray to find out what is wrong with you.Most diseases can be cured by a doctor.

2020 will be a year that  lives in infamy! The global pandemic COVID-19 caused the entire nation to completely shut down and change the way in which our systems operate. In the criminal justice arena, court houses across the country closed down and defendants rights were placed on stand-by. Especially those being held in custody pretrial.Author and Public Defender Ryan Cannon appears before the members of the jury and discusses the impact COVID-19 is having on the criminal justice system.  Ryan provides the audience with insight from his recently published scholarly article, "Sick Deal: Injustice and Plea Bargaining During COVID-19." Which calls into question the constitutionality of plea deals during this pandemic.  The article was published by the Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology Online which is a law journal at Northwestern University School of Law.Here is the page from Northwestern's website: https://scholarlycommons.law.northwestern.edu/jclc_online/3/This is the link to the article itself: https://scholarlycommons.law.northwestern.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1003&context=jclc_onlineIn this episode you will learn: The history of the plea deal conceptThe impact plea deals can haveThe relationship between the bail system and pretrial confinementConnect with us on social media for additional content: TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@membersofthejury?lang=enINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/membersofthejury/FACEBOOK:  https://www.facebook.com/MembersoftheJurypodYOUTUBE:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaN3uRTq_zmH_3FKaVbTreATWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/MOTJpodcastWebsite: https://membersofthejury.buzzsprout.com/Music: https://youtu.be/ip-QZ-9JIzIProvide by Youtube by Routenote. “We March Togethter” – Haxhigeaszy Learn on how the DOJ has responded to COVID-19 here:https://www.justice.gov/coronavirus/DOJresponse

Topics: Sexual Addiction, Controllers, Father Issues, 12-step Groups, Boundaries, Separation Hosts: Steve Arterburn, Milan Yerkovich, Chris Williams Caller Questions: Thank for your show that has been a blessing to me for a long time!  What is so broken inside of me that I control and hurt my wife? I am in recovery for sex addiction.  My recently deceased father and I didn't haveThe post New Life Live: February 17, 2021 appeared first on New Life.

We know that food plays a role when it comes to supporting our mental health but how easy is it to manipulate... is it as easy as just eating a 'good mood food'? We delve into the research behind the association and discuss sustainable ways in which we can support our wellbeing and improve our mood using food! Things we discuss:The role of omega 3s, tryptophan, carbs and antioxidants The effects of certain ingredients on our brain functionThe link between gut health and brain healthIs there such thing as a good mood food?The impact caffeine can haveThe research behind food reducing symptoms of depression Are our blood sugar levels making us hangry?We would like to thank this weeks sponsor Yumchi, a natural, certified organic kimchi brand that can be used to compliment so many different dishes! Kimchi is a fermented vegetable dish meaning it contains live cultures known as probiotics which can help support our gut health. Shop at https://yumchi.co/pages/about-us and use code FORKINGKIMCHI at checkout for a 20% discount! Remember to submit your questions for future episodes via DM (@forkingwellness) or email (forkingwellness@gmail.com)As always, please rate, review, and subscribe, as it helps our podcast get seen in the charts!To order our debut book, Forking Wellness: Your No-Nonsense Guide to Health and Nutrition, click the following links...UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Forking-Wellness-No-Nonsense-Health-Nutrition/dp/178255209X/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&qid=1600848572&refinements=p_27%3ASophie+Bertrand&s=books&sr=1-1USA: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/forking-wellness-sophie-bertrand/1137060340You can download our 30 day journal prompt here! https://sophieshealthykitchen.com/resources/ https://www.barithedietitian.com/forking-wellness-podcastWe would love for our Forking Wellness community to connect more - join our private Facebook group here https://www.facebook.com/groups/forkingwellness And don't forget to follow us on Instagram @forkingwellness, @sophieshealthykitchen, and @barithedietitian! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host Zach Lee is joined by SB Nation's Ricky O'Donnell to break down the Bears week 17 destruction at the hands of Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers while also making the playoffs due to the Rams defeating the Cardinals. It's a weird day! The opening drive with more ups and downs than most games haveThe missed opportunities and settling for field goalsThe clear line of demarcation between the state of the Packers and the Bears and the accompanying depression it engenders.But we're in the playoffs! Yay! Yay? Roquan Smith, David Montgomery, Darnell Mooney injury updatesPreviewing the Saints tilt next week by reviewing the previous meeting earlier this season.The big picture for this Bears franchise and what we as fans should emotionally prepare ourselves for next yearBonus Bulls content!

Episode 11 of Nicky and Moose the Podcast is a little different. Join Nicky Saunders and Mostafa Ghonim as they take a quick trip down memory lane giving flowers to 4 people who had big wins in 2020.Who will they cover and what was the mindset and behaviors that scored these individuals these major wins? Check out today’s episode as we take a dive into all of it and figure out how to use these lessons in our own brands and businesses. What you will discover:The impact of a unique touchHow to transition from in-person to virtualHow to become a pioneer in your industryThe importance of telling your storyThe benefit of staying in your laneThe places consistency can take youWhere a vision is birthedThe value in working with what you haveThe need to go beyond the physicalWhy care about things outside of your brand or businessWhy hate seems so much louder than loveHow to deal with haters

Show Notes:Susie Allison is a former teacher turned stay-at-home mom of 3 and the woman behind Busy Toddler! Her mission is to bring hands-on learning back to childhood, support others in their parenting journey, and help everyone make it to nap time.What we talked about: Meeting her husband their first night of college and getting married a month after they graduatedWanting to start a family and walking a long road of infertility At that time people didn’t talk about infertility and it wasn’t a common thing to discuss on social mediaTook 4 years, almost 5 rounds of IVF, countless IUIs Walking into their last round of IVF knowing that they were going to close the chapter on biological kids if not successfulHaving success and ending up with their son Sam 9 months later Their 2nd was a complete medical miracle and a surprise pregnancyAfter their 2nd turned one, they decided to try again and she got pregnant again right away Knew that she wanted to stay home with her first child, SamAfter having her second, Kate, she was in survival mode and missed spending time with her son Wanting to try to do an activity each day and not finding anything that was inexpensive and easy, which led to her creating activities of her ownSeeing a hole on Instagram for parents looking for kids' activities The guilt our parenting generation has around not playing with our kids 24/7The more they can play independently, the betterThere are a lot of other ways to connect with your childHer success has been a gradual work-up, now her entire life is Busy ToddlerWorking between 40-60 hours because it doesn’t stop on the weekends Sensory bins are agelessKids learn about math, science, reasoning, cause and effect and life skills from sensory binsTeaches self-control, which studies have shown is a direct link to success for kids later in life No dumping, no throwing, no eating and you take it away when they break those rulesNot having room in their house for having a ton of craft suppliesLive within your means and be happy with what you haveThe process of writing her bookA real life, moderate approach to parentingWanting to put together a book that combines parenting and activitiesFollow Susie on Instagram or her website. Follow Mommin’ Podcast on Instagram and Facebook. Thanks so much for listening and for supporting our podcast! Please rate the show, leave a review if you liked what you heard and make sure to subscribe on Amazon Music, iHeartRADIO, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts or TuneIn!

Tony Arreola grew up poor. He became an engineer to provide for his family. All was well until he suffered a tragedy. His brother died suddenly. His brother left Tony a set of weights, and working out helped Tony feel closer to his brother. Fitness became a vehicle for him to get through difficult times. And that’s carried him through his life. Tony left his engineering career and became a big box personal trainer, and progressed to becoming an NASM master trainer. All was fine until COVID zero’ed him out. No income, no revenues, shut down. He remembered NPE from an NASM Optima event and decided to reach out for guidance and support.The first thing Tony did after joining NPE was transition his business from offline to online. In this episode, you’ll learn…How he reacted to the lockdown and used it as an opportunity to push the reset button for his businessThe importance of training on sales and having a script and system to sell so your business can run by itself The business planning every business owner and fitness professional should haveThe keys to having the confidence in your choices and grow your business to the next levelAnd much more...Results: He signed 28 new clients and has just hit $12k per month in revenue for online programs. All this happened in just 6 months. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Running a fitness business can be stressful.Running a fitness business with your spouse… even more so.Running a fitness business, with your spouse DURING a pandemic… WATCH OUT!In Episode 21 of our Secrets To Their Success Podcast, you’ll meet Matt Carroll, owner of Natural Edge Performance, Broome, Western Australia.After struggling for many years with business, Matt and his wife Marcela decided to use the pandemic opportunity to take a step back.Then decided to PLAN for success in a new way.And committed to investing their time and energy into developing the business skills they needed to grow to the next level.BIG challenges create BIG growth opportunities… IF you’re willing to face things head on and DO THE WORK!Matt did the work. He ended up terminating all of his current memberships and started over. He upgraded his programs, services, prices, chose ONE ideal client, and communicated very clearly what the company stood for. Then he “re-pitched” his new messaging to his entire database. The results were awesome. The professionals in his town responded well … and were more comfortable referring their friends. His revenues are 3.5x what they were and he’s gone from non-profitable to having $23k in monthly profit. In this episode, you’ll learn…How he reacted to the lockdown and used it as an opportunity to push the reset button for his businessThe importance of training his coaches on sales and having the script and system to sell so the business can run by itself The business planning every business owner and fitness professional should haveThe keys to having the confidence in your choices and grow your business to the next levelAnd much more... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFbebed_F78 Want to know what happens to your real estate portfolio after you're gone? In this episode, we're talking with Ron Phillips—CEO of RP Capital, a real estate brokerage—about his client who passed away. It turns out, his family didn't even know what assets he had, or what to do with them, and it almost cost them a fortune in taxes. Tune in to hear what hoops they had to jump through, and how to avoid the same wealth transfer risks, so you and your family can be much better prepared.  Table of contentsIn this episode with Ron Phillips, you'll learn:Where Legacy Fits In The Bigger PictureLegacy & Wealth Transfer Risks, Conversation Highlights from Ron PhillipsHow Mindset Affects Your Real Estate DealsRon's Real Estate BusinessPlaying to WinRon's ClientsWealth Transfer RisksWills and ProbateWhat is a Legacy?Who is Ron Philips?Links and MentionsWant to Talk About Family Banking with Whole Life Insurance?Thanks for Tuning In! In this episode with Ron Phillips, you'll learn: The importance of managing your mindset in lifeThe costs of not preparing and communicating your legacy wellHow to ensure your assets do the most good for your family even after you're goneWhy it's crucial that your heirs know what you haveThe wealth transfer risks of putting off your estate planningHow to make leaders in business and in your family Where Legacy Fits In The Bigger Picture Creating a legacy is the capstone of a life well-lived.  It's the end goal of a life and business you love, and the greatest mission of our lives.  But we need an entire financial system to support our ability to do the most good. That's why we've put together the 3-step Entrepreneur's Cash Flow System.   The first step is keeping more of the money you make.  This includes tax planning, debt restructuring, cash flow awareness, and restructuring your savings so you can access it as an emergency/opportunity fund.  This step frees up and increases your cash flow, so you have more to save, and consequently, more to invest. Then, you'll protect your money with privatized banking, insurance, and legal protection.   Finally, you'll put your money to work and get it to make more by investing in cash-flowing assets to build time and money freedom and leave a rich legacy. Legacy & Wealth Transfer Risks, Conversation Highlights from Ron Phillips How Mindset Affects Your Real Estate Deals Once you figure out how to help others, you'll begin to reap benefits in your own life. You've likely heard, “If you help enough people get what they want, you'll get what you want.” In practice, you often get 10x that! (7:40) When Ron's deal was rejected, he felt destroyed. Yet he woke up the next day, he reflected on what he had learned and studied. He knew as long as he could solve the problem at hand, he could make a worthwhile deal. Then, he ended up launching his career, which has only continued in its success.   (10:05) Real estate, life business, relationships—everything throws wrenches into your world. Nothing goes the way it's supposed to, all the time. You have two choices in how you proceed. You can think that the world is against you, and that you can't win, or you can figure out a way through it.  Ron's Real Estate Business (12:38) Until 2005, Ron was in the business of rehabbing houses, until HUD changed the guidelines. So he “went out of business” virtually overnight. He essentially became a landlord, though it was not his goal. So Ron adapted. What he discovered was, many people don't want to be landlords (much like himself). Though they do have an interest in real estate. Ron had the teams and the know-how, and now he helps other people find success when they lack the right resources. This started before turnkey operators were really a thing. However Ron resists the urge to describe his business as a turnkey operation.  (20:20) … people think when something is turnkey that they ...

In the second of our birthday / lockdown triple bill...I have a conversation with Beth Williams, who is a 'Structural Engineer + Certified PassivHaus Designer. Passionate about diversity in construction, timber engineering and efficient, humble design'BETH WILLIAMSMEng (Hons), CEng MICEBeth graduated from the University of Sheffield in 2011 having studied Structural Engineering and Architecture.Beth has worked in architectural and engineering practices in Sheffield, Gloucestershire and now Bristol, working on projects ranging from domestic extensions to new build sports halls and high security NHS facilities. Now a Chartered Engineer, Beth specialises in timber engineering and low-energy construction.Beth is a Certified PassivHaus Designer and Local Group Leader for the AECB, and is passionate about making low-energy building available to all.(Bio from https://buildcollective.co.uk/about-us)In this episode we discuss:What does a Structural Engineer actually do?What effect on sustainability a structural engineer can haveThe lack of education that structural engineers get in sustainability issuesGetting the best out of your structural engineerBuilders Vs Structural engineersTimber in engineeringDiversity in constructionHer own retrofit projectMassive thanks to Beth for making the time to talk to me, it was great (and I now feel like I understand the structural engineers' perspective much better! Episode 14 linkshttps://twitter.com/BethWilliamsSEhttps://buildcollective.co.uk/https://www.aecb.net/Royal Academy of Engineering - Diversity toolkitRoyal Academy of Engineering - Diversity reportshttps://passivehouse-database.orghttps://www.aecb.net/low-energy-buildings-database/

TOPICSWhy 70% of football results are decided by economics, 10% luck, but what about the 20%?The academic approachThe boardroom issues and how to overcome themKPIs every club should haveThe internal battle that can exist between the TD and Head CoachWhy Manchester United and Arsenal “lost their identity” after major figures leftCutting through the insular business of footballAnalysing over a long period and not game to gameMads’ experience in China and how he forged a successful teamEnacting his strategy as Technical Director to Andre Villas-BoasGoing six transfer windows without signing a player… and then winning the league“Coaches come in thinking they have more power than they have”Underestimating fans and misunderstanding their motivesEvery club wants a great academy supplying players to the first team but why don’t the follow throughThe Declan Rice story and loaning players outMad’s seven-point sustainability modelClub Vision & Strategy - Dividing into four categories in terms and understanding your ambitionPhilosophy (style of play)MethodologyRecruitment StrategyAcademy Master Plan / Youth Development - “The first place we recruit is our academy”Head Coach - It is a disruption for the clubs and the coachesTransfersHow long does it take to deliver this strategy?Which teams are making this strategy work for them Fitting the football club to the culture of the area”The biggest clubs can get away with bad planning”Is the insular world of football opening up a littleThe problem with the US How long does it take?Who is doing this well - Liverpool, Man City, Brentford, AuxerreWhy Real Madrid are not a good exampleWhy doors are opening in football for MadsIs winning the be-all-and-end-all for a clubWhy he does not get called when clubs are winning

Obama didn't reach out to the black community like he should haveThe uncomfortable conversation about racism needs to be hadWhy it comes down to skin colorAffirmative ActionBlack RepublicansWe challenge you to walk North Minneapolis with usNow you care about the violence when it has come to your neighborhoodNothing wrong with being black and having conservative valuesWho the hell are Diamond and SilkIf Republicans want the black voteRace vs SpeciesOther Minorities looking down on blacksSupport the show (http://www.venmo.com/blackmindsunchained)

I've talked to a lot of filmmakers all over the world at all stages of their businesses. The ones who are the most consistently successful think differently.   95% of video companies I meet all seem to be making the same mistake. The major mistake they commit is failing to invest in what truly matters, themselves. They focus too much on the gear and evangelizing about how powerful video is.  Many are missing the chance to build a sustainable and solid business because they are focussing on the wrong things.The good news is; it's not too late to fixToday we're testing something new. Instead of me asking the questions, we'll turn the tables around. Charley Valher, who was our very first guest on this podcast, interviews me about my view on why businesses stagnate or fail. We'll be talking about what I call the freelance mentality and why it's throttling to the growth of most video businesses.What You'll Learn from This Episode:Why video businesses stagnate and failWhat is the scarcity mindset, and how does it impact the growth of your business?The key to growing your business is realizing you need changeInvest in what matters: Knowing how to play the long gameThe dangers of investing in stuff you don't need with money you don't haveThe importance of client relations and customer serviceWhat is the most ignored segment of business?Connect with Charley ValherWebsiteValher MediaYoutubeLinkedInTwitterConnect with Den LennieVideo Business AcceleratorLinkedIn Facebook YoutubeSupport the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

“These conversations that we’re scared of shift reality. They create a new reality.”As a kid, David Wood didn’t have the courage to speak up to the bullies or to ask out the girls he liked. He didn’t have the skills necessary to have those tough conversations - so he didn’t, and he lost out as a result. But all that changed back in 1996 when David attended Landmark Forum. At this event, David grabbed the opportunity to ‘clear up his past’. He made a list of people he needed to speak with [including his childhood bully] and called them. This experience showed David that tough conversations can be transformative. In the process of sharing his truth, David improved relationships, rewrote memories, and transformed his view of the world. So if you have always feared having uncomfortable but necessary conversations with others, you’re in safe hands! David is a highly sought after coach, who works with high-performing entrepreneurs, executives, teams, and prison inmates to help them create amazing results and deep connection. He’s the author of "Get Paid For Who You Are" [Jack Canfield wrote the foreword]. He was also nominated for the Transformational Leadership Council alongside thought leaders such as Don Miguel Ruiz, John Gray, and Marianne Williamson.David became #1 on Google for ‘life coaching’, to-date, he’s served an audience of 150,000 coaches, and he’s racked up thousands of hours of coaching across 12 countries. So whether you want to talk with your over-demanding boss or say “I love you” for the first time, David’s advice will make it easier. Tune in now. “Naming the fear can make it less scary.” When you speak up artfully during tough conversations, you can open doors and create new possibilities. It’s why David is passionate about empowering people to lean into the discomfort and speak out anyway. Here’s a taste of what we discuss in this episode:Why David waited until his 20s to tell his mom he loved her - and why it was a terrifying momentHow the tough gets smoother the more conversations you haveThe 4-step blueprint for having difficult conversations without causing a trainwreck 3 tests that help you figure out if you need to have a particular conversationThe discussion that could have got David prosecutedAnd more… It can feel easier to hold your tongue and not say anything. When you fear rejection or embarrassment, saying nothing feels less painful - in the short-term anyway. Don’t let the fear of confrontation hold you back. Instead, listen to David’s episode and get yourself the tools you need to speak out with ease. “I don’t want to feel bad about the fact that I didn’t go for something. So I am willing to lean into my discomfort and to feel terrified to do something because I feel like on the other side I’m going to feel better about myself.” How to contact Email David - podcast@playforreal.lifeCheck out David’s work at https://playforreal.life/‘Like’ David on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/solutionboxFollow the story on Instagram - IG: _playforrealTweet David at - _playforrealWe thrive on your feedback, so if you’ve enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you could identify one superpower that would set your business on fire what would it be?You would imagine growth strategy would go hand in hand with running a successful business, but the reality is that many business leaders fail to see the opportunities right in front of them. That is why Growth IQ is the magic elixir enabling business leaders to harness the growth opportunities that are ripe for the picking.Today's guest, Tiffani Bova is the global customer growth and innovation evangelist at Salesforce and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of ‘Growth IQ: Get Smarter About the Choices that Will Make or Break Your Business’.Having spent her career decoding the art of Growth IQ, she is a top influencer in customer experience, digital and the future of work. She is a master of sales transformation and business model innovation, a highly sought after speaker and business influencer. She is also the host of ‘What's Next! with Tiffani Bova’ which has featured guests from Arianna Huffington to Dan Pink, and continues to rank as one of the top 100 business and marketing podcasts on iTunes, and won top Sales and Marketing Podcast by Top Sales Magazine in 2017.Tiffani is Magazine’s 37 Sales Experts You Need to Follow on Twitter, a LinkedIn Top Sales Influencer, a Brand Quarterly Magazine Top 50 Marketing Thought Leader, and one of the most Powerful and Influential Women in California according to the National Diversity Council. She has appeared on MSNBC and Yahoo Finance and is a regular contributor to Forbes, Harvard Business Review, Marketing Matters on Wharton Business Radio - SiriusXM and Huffington Post in addition to a variety of industry-leading podcasts.In today's podcast we cover off;Why great storytelling and great data are a formula for sales successWhy the best leaders are also the best storytellersWhy business growth is never a quick fixHow to maximise your sales with the people and resources you already haveThe role of purpose in the pursuit for growthWhy the experience wins the saleWe decode the higher expectations of tomorrow's customerAsking for a symphony of feedbackThe art of collaborative sellingKey insights into influence from one of the worlds bestWhen it comes to the intersection of epic business influence, sales and digital growth Tiffani is a global leader whose journey is only just beginning, and that is why I couldn't more excited about having her on board as an Inside Influence guest. Grab yourself a coffee, sit back and get ready to grow with the one and only author of Growth IQ, the incredible Tiffani Bova. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Sheeva Talebian is a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist. After graduating top of her class from Colombia University, she went on to get her medical degree from Mount Sinai School of Medicine and continued her training at New York University where she did her residency in obstetrics and gynecology and a fellowship in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Sheeva joined me on the mbgpodcast to talk about what inspired her to become a fertility specialist and why the future of fertility testing excites her. She tells about recent successes with her patients after starting to blend her traditional Western medical background with more Eastern-influenced practices such as a Traditional Chinese Medicine diet, acupuncture, and anti-inflammatory supplements. In this podcast you’ll hear about:The main reasons most couples are not getting pregnant (and the myths debunked)The less-talked about role that men’s sperm has in infertility and the conversation you need to haveThe key factors to consider when considering fertility testing and the age she recommends women start.We also discuss the role of environmental toxins and genetics in fertility and Sheeva says, “the two can collide and make it the perfect storm.” She lets us in on the first step to take when wondering about your fertility and where to go from there. For women looking to get pregnant, new mothers, or those eager to understand more, Sheeva’s wealth of knowledge surrounding the science of fertility as well as what you can do to find success in the process, is empowering and will help you captain your own ship. To contact Colleen or Jason with comments, questions, or speaker ideas, please email podcast@mindbodygreen.com. For all sponsorship inquiries, please email sales@mindbodygreen.com. Want to join our podcast email newsletter? Sign up here!

I know what you're thinking, "Please, not another new year, new you thing." Don't worry, this isn't one of those kind of episodes. Well, not really anyway. :) This episode is me sharing a powerful principle of branding with you. A principle that can help you improve your experiences in life by helping you improve how you're perceived by the person who matters most in your life. You. That doesn't sound so bad, now does it. You may be asking, "Why does it matter what I think of myself, anyway? I don't care what I think of me. I care what my family, friends, co-workers, and boss thinks of me." Well, here's a little secret about the human experience. The world is a mirror, forever reflecting what you are doing, within yourself." ~ Neville Goddard When you start thinking more highly of yourself, lots of good things begin happening, among them, others start thinking more highly of you too. It begins within, in how you perceive yourself, and in the on-going effort you put into developing and maintaining your most important relationship - your relationship with yourself. Let's get into it. In this episode, you'll discover: How to use a powerful branding concept to improve the way you think of yourself so you can realize better experiences in lifeWhy there are no accidents when it comes to how you perceive yourself, and how you can consciously design your self-concept to support the experiences you want to haveThe importance of an on-going daily process for maintaining your self-conceptHow to reverse engineer your life, beginning with the experiences you want to have and arriving at the present moment, and how you need to think, feel, and act to cause the experiences you want Here are some questions derived loosely from the world of branding to help you develop your self-concept in a way that puts you in alignment with the circumstances you want in life. How do you want to feel about yourself?How do you want to perceive yourself?How do you want to show up in the world?What can you think about to cause you to feel this way more often?What kind of self-talk can you engage in to cause you to feel this way more often?What kinds of activities can you engage in to cause you to feel this way more often? If you're like me and enjoy geeking out about branding and marketing, then you may be interested in the following books. A lot of the insights I shared in this episode come from these three wizards of branding. Building a Storybrand: Clarify Your Message so Customers Will Listen, by Donald MillerBrand Intervention: 33 Steps to Transform the Brand You Have Into the Brand You Need, by David BrierAll About Them: Grow Your Business by Focusing on Others, by Bruce Turkel Quote of the Week: Ideas are the currency of innovation." ~ David Brier (Commentary: Better ideas about yourself will help you show up and behave better in the world, which in turn will help you have better experiences.) Resources Mentioned: See above Awesome Resources Created Just For You: Just Be It!: The Secret to Having What You Want in Life - We live in a universe governed by cause and effect. Learn how to be the cause of the experiences you want to have in every area of your life.The Alchemy of Despair: 17 Practical Ways to Transform Sadness and Suffering into Happiness and Joy - The better you feel about yourself and your situation in life, the better the experiences you'll attract. These are 17 of the most effective techniques I've ever discovered for feeling better and reclaiming your happiness and your joy!The Magic of Being Series - Teach your child the importance of their self-image in a fun, entertaining way! Connect with me Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Google+ How to review the show on iTunes - If you enjoy the podcast, it would be awesome if you'd take a minute and write a review on iTunes. To do that, just launch the iTunes podcast app on your computer or phone.

Wow. Christine Gutierrez was the awesome, honest, upfront and intelligent guest I had only dreamed of being able to ask some hard questions of. Questions that included the "hard" stuff that a lot of people are scared to bring up.But I believe in the power of conversation, and in staying open and curious.Christine is a Licensed Therapist & Spiritual Healer. She has, for many years, been leading women on retreats and in her practice, find there way back to themselves and overcome the trauma and violation that holds them back.She is also a strong voice when it comes to diversity, inclusion & privilege, and one who strongly believes in standing up for and elevating the voices of those who perhaps don't have the same privilege to be heard.If you're looking for a REAL and POWERFUL conversation talking about all the things...don't go any further. This episodes includes:Understanading Spiritual BypassingThe strange Self-Help Elitism that is occurringIntergenerational Trauma; What it is and how it shows upPrivilege, and how it shows up in many different waysHow we can be curious about all the types of privilege we haveAnd what can you do that with privilege we do haveThe importance of lowering our defenses and embracing curiosityDangers of commercialism in generating popularityHow we can be aware of MarginalizationHow we need to have spaces for people to explore their pure and raw rageUnderstanding that we are all learning, and the journey is far from flawlessHow have we have all, at some time, partaken in that which has caused negative impactThe divide that has been highlighted by recent political climateHow important it is to recognize that we all have something to learn from one anotherWhere being hurt and triggered is often coming fromHow the amount we judge one another is hurting us. Judgement keeps us separate from another human. Christine mentions a new initiative of hers that will be live soon called, www.elevatevoices.com.To find more about Christine and the work she does, head to www.christineg.tv or you can find her on Instagram @ChristineG.www.thrive.how to learn more about the host, Kate Snowise. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Telling stories in a charming way that can keep others engaged and hanging off your every word is a HUGE asset. Not just with women.... with everyone. Being able to charm people with your words is the exact definition of charming and we want you to be charming. We brought in the storytelling and charming conversationalist guru Jeff Bellow to show you how you can easily become a master with your words. Even if you are a woman, you will love this episode. On this episode we also discuss and over analyze: how to talk to all different types of women and adjust your conversation to their style (shy women, aggressive women, strong women)The key to good storytelling and how to easily create a story out of thin airWhat every good story should haveThe common mistakes people make in conversation that have them going blankAnd so much more! Guest: Jeff Bellow More tips and advice on how to attract and get the girl go to winggirlmethod.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/AskWomen/support

 In this episode we start with a dive into evolutionary psychology and how biases have been programmed into you by millions of years of evolution, look at why our guest condemns the concept of Empathy, how the science demonstrates that empathy has no correlation with doing good in the world, how empathy creates disastrous outcomes, and more with our guest Dr. Paul Bloom    Dr. Paul Bloom is a Professor of Psychology and Cognitive Science at Yale University and received his PhD from MIT. Paul is the coeditor of the journal Behavior and Brain Sciences and author of several books including Just Babies: The Origins of Good and Evil, and most recently Against Empathy: The Case For Rational Compassion.We dig into Paul’s research on babies and their innate sense of right and wrongA surprising and extremely powerful source of bias that babies innately haveThe in-group vs out-group and how babies slice up and divide the worldHow dividing a group by coin flips can create serious behavioral biases towards your own groupEvolutionary psychology and how biases have been programmed into you by millions of years of evolutionThe morality of evolution and how kindness evolved How people, from an evolutionary point of view, think about strangersThe definition of empathy and how Paul defines itWhy Paul criticizes the concept of empathyWhy feeling the feelings of others is a really lousy moral guideWhy the science shows that empathy has no correlation with how much good people do in the worldWhat happens when soccer fans see someone shocked and how they're brains respond completely differently if its a fan of their team vs their opponents teamHow our natural empathy response is riddled with extreme biasHow empathy creates disastrous political outcomesThe "Willy Horton incident" and how the empathic response resulted in more rapes and murdersWhy Paul says controversially that mass shootings are objectively less than a rounding errorWhy being against empathy doesn't mean we should turn into cold blooded monstersThe distinction between empathy and compassion and why its so criticalHow Buddhist philosophy lead Paul to move away from empathy and towards compassionWhy its so critical to be aware of your biases before you can shift them and overcome themWhy we are more than just our biases and limitations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on the BiggerPockets Podcast we are excited to sit down with a Jonna Weber, a buy-and-hold investor and real estate agent out of the Boise, ID area.Jonna is a great example of how anybody can and should invest in real estate! In our conversation, we cover a lot of ground on how to use real estate for retirement and why real estate is a better avenue than the stock market. We also cover why an investor might want to become a real estate agent, how to find investor-friendly agents, what to look for when purchasing an investment property and much much more!In This Show We Cover…How anyone can invest in real estateWhy would an investor become an agent in the first place?The importance of running the numbers with someone elseWhy investors are the best clients for an agent to haveThe hardest part of being a landlordHow to get longer leases out of your tenantsHow to use BiggerPockets as a resource to manage your own propertiesCreating an “in-house” property management company for only your own propertiesFinancing how-to’sUsing cash flow to build cash reservesReal estate vs. the stock marketInvesting in real estate for retirementHow to be safe as an investor and agentWhat to check for during your due diligence processOn market deals vs. off market dealsHow to find an investor-friendly agentAnd a TON more!Links Mentioned in the Show:BP Podcast 006: Investing While Holding a Full Time Job with Arthur GarciaLandlord on Autopilot by Mike ButlerThe Real Estate Agent’s Ultimate Guide to Working with Investors BiggerPockets’ Keyword AlertsThe BiggerPockets Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Real Estate InvestingThe BiggerPocket’s Weekly WebinarBooks Mentioned in the Show:Art of Non-Conformity by Chris Guillebeau Buy and Hold Forever by David SchumacherTweetable Topics:“Managing your own properties is short term pain for a long term goal.” (Tweet This!)“It’s not an emergency unless it’s ACTUALLY an emergency.” (Tweet This!)“If you can run your numbers with someone else, it will help you avoid the shinny object syndrome.” (Tweet This!)Connect with Jonna:Jonna’s BiggerPocket Profile