Podcasts about headscape

In this episode of The Modern Man, I speak with Chris Schroder, an entrepreneur, and author of “Headscape: How a Bald Guy Replanted His Hair and Restarted His Life”. Listen in as Chris shares his incredible story from being bald and insecure to confidently strutting a full head of hair - a journey that ultimately led to a life-saving cancer diagnosis. Chris sheds light on the emotional (and even professional) impacts of baldness and why he decided to get hair transplants in his 60s, after 30 years of being bald. He openly describes what the hair transplant process is like, why he chose to go to Turkey for the procedure, and how it's transformed his life in every way possible. “I was self-conscious… but it was a bigger thing to me than to other people - but guys don't want to talk about it. Joe Biden refused to take questions about it 20 years ago, Elon Musk won't talk about it, Elton John didn't talk about it years ago… It seems unmanly or it seems like a weakness that men want to overcome but they don't want to address and they don't want to talk about it.” – Chris Schroder   Remember, we can't heal what we don't reveal. Hiding your insecurities is never the answer. To be a modern man is to must address your feelings of insecurity and shame and do the work to overcome them.   “It's kind of like after you work out for a few weeks… and you just kind of have this little buzz about you - that was the buzz I had when the hair was growing out. I was like, this is the me I'm meant to be, this is the me I was going to be, and this is the me I want to be.” – Chris Schroder   Key Takeaways / What You'll Learn: [00:45] About Chris Schroder. [02:16] Why don't men talk about hair loss and balding? [04:10] The shame and insecurity men feel when losing hair. [09:09] How many men experience hair loss and male pattern baldness? [11:46] The emotional and professional impacts of baldness. [13:32] Why go to Istanbul, Turkey for a hair transplant? [16:59] How his life and identity changed after the hair transplant. [22:29] Advice for men who are balding. [24:31] What is the process like of getting a hair transplant? Does it hurt? [32:26] How to connect with Chris, learn more about hair transplants, & get Headscape. [33:02] As a man, what has shaped your view of the world?   If you enjoyed this episode, please SHARE it with a friend, then RATE/REVIEW The Modern Man on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!   Resources Mentioned: Join The Noble Knights: https://themodernman.gumroad.com/l/NobleKnights Headscape by Chris Schroeder: bit.ly/3N9ICri   Connect with Chris Schroder: Visit his website: https://headscape.me Buy Headscape by Chris Schroeder: bit.ly/3N9ICri Follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/chrisschroder   Connect with The Modern Man: Visit our website: https://themodernmanshow.com Join our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/244885633101820 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheModernMan8 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_modernman_show Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnyA3-wtyv7xVqUbPyB0eOg      

Listen to Chris's story and see if he convinces me to get hair restoration ;-) A CEO had his best hair day in 7th grade and then proceeded to lose it - in more ways than one. With the support of his wife and escorted by his brother and barber, the author flies to Istanbul, Turkey to undergo hair transplant surgery, moving 5,000 follicles from the side of his head to his previously barren top - at age 62. This humorous personal memoir takes you on one man's journey from bold to bald - and back again. It begins with his first haircut and meanders through two marriages, several states and various jobs, ending with his revealing his new youthful look. The reactions were not what he expected, leading the author to several unintended discoveries.

We spoke Chris Schroder about his book "Headscape" is a hilarious -yet vulnerable- memoir about male vanity and the emotional impact of hair loss, and why it's so anxiety-producing. We went over is hair loss is genetic, is hair loss caused by stress, can hairloss be treated, can hair loss be reversed. We also talk about Chris procedure he had done in Istanbul to get his hair back.  Listen on Theopinionatedpodcast.net 

Una batería de series imprescindibles son las que os traemos en este programa. Varias de ellas de animación y casi todas de máxima actualidad. Por destacar algo... la nueva apuesta del arrowverso con Superman y Lois o las nuevas creaciones de los responsables de Rick y Morty. Isra, Victor, Dani, Maite y Giacco se pasan más de dos horas recomendando todas estas series... -3 Caminos -It's a Sin -Escena del crimen: Desaparición en el hotel Cecil -Destino: La Saga Winx -Superman y Lois -Cells at Work -Star trek: Lower Decks -Tribus de Europa -Kid Cosmic -Polar Opposites -Guía Headscape para la meditación -El Pájaro carpintero (The Good Lord Bird) -Momma Named Me Sheriff La canción final es la versión que Years and Years hacen del clásico It's a Sin -

Sobre la meditación como forma de autocuidado para mujeres ocupadas. La importancia de cultivar autocuidado personal y así cuidar a los demás, cuestionamientos alrededor del autocuidado si proviene desde la auto exigencia o desde la libre elección. Tips de cómo empezar a cuidarse con lo básico, con la meditación, qué es meditar y cómo puede aportar su práctica al autocuidado del cuerpo-mente y emociones. ****** LINKS: - Audio pack de meditación, 3 formas para calmar la mente meditando: http://bit.ly/audiopackmedita - Apps de meditaciones guiadas: Insight Timer: https://insighttimer.com/ Calm: https://www.calm.com/ Headscape: https://headscape.co.uk/ ****** Otros links de interés: - Investigación sobre la meditación como recurso para reducir el dolor físico. https://www.mindful.org/how-meditation-reduces-pain/ ****** Mis redes sociales: Instagram @conscientementekathya Facebook @conscientementekathya Twitter @kathyacoach ****** Escríbeme a: kathya@conscientemente.net -Únete a la Comunidad en facebook de "Mujeres que meditan y escriben": http://bit.ly/mujeresmeditanescriben ****** https://conscientemente.net

This week on the Boagworld Show we are joined by Emma Manning from Headscape to discuss continuous delivery, project management skillset and delegating successfully to your team. This week's show is sponsored by Resource Guru and Invision. https://boagworld.com/season/15/episode/1504/

This week on the Boagworld Web Show we are joined by Headscape alumni Chris Sanderson to talk about the process of starting your web design business. For a transcript of this weeks show and all the links mentioned go to: https://boagworld.com/season/12/episode/1202/

## Headscape * Before we jump into it, I want to get a little background on Headscape, so that people know where you’re coming from. What kind of sites do Headscape typically work on? * How big is Headscape? * What other technologies do you guys build with? * What was the driving factor behind going open source? * What’s your role at Headscape? What do you do day-to-day? ## Why Drupal * Paul and Marcus mentioned on the Boagworld Podcast that Headscape has put out a couple of Drupal sites recently. Which ones are those? * Since you guys aren’t a Drupal-only shop, why was Drupal the right choice for these projects? * Are you contributing anything back to Drupal.org? * What problems have you encountered using Drupal? * How did using Drupal make the development process easier or harder? * Where do you guys host your sites? ## Questions from Twitter * [Ted Bowman](http://twitter.com/tedbow) What type of projects or project aspects will make you choose another system besides Drupal? What make you choose WP? Custom Coded? * [nickthorley](http://twitter.com/nickthorley) Could you ask if Ian sees wordpress as inferior / used for different types of projects than drupal. * [nickthorley](http://twitter.com/nickthorley) Why not use drupal for all projects and drop wordpress / custom builds * [nickthorley](http://twitter.com/nickthorley) Would be interested to know what drupal version they use and when they will consider 8 - 12 months or longer * [nickthorley](http://twitter.com/nickthorley) Would be interested to know about their development process from dev to live ## NodeSquirrel Ad Have you heard of/used NodeSquirrel? Use "StartToGrow" it's a 12-month free upgrade from the Start plan to the Grow plan. So, using it means that the Grow plan will cost $5/month for the first year instead of $10. (10 GB storage on up to 5 sites)

Paul cofounded Headscape, a digital agency based in the UK, and as part of their marketing efforts he started Boagworld – a web design and development podcast. We talked about his workflow of ideas for podcasts, recording interviews at conferences, transcribing podcast episodes, scaling back and scaling up, and running seasonal shows.

Dear app makers, I love the stuff you have been putting out recently. Supercool maps, guides, syncing and such make my day. There’s just one little thing. As a content strategist and writer, I’ve noticed that some of your instructions aren’t as clear as they could be. The experience is not as fulfilling as it might be. I know this might not be your favourite part of the process. In fact, they are probably the bits chucked in to get it out the door. And so I have created a session to help ease the pain. I have a framework for you to build on to make sure that your next app is as pithy as it is pretty and elegant to use as it is coded. I’ll even bring a whole virtual suitcase of apps with fantastic snippets of microcopy to inspire you. It’s a pretty simple concept and it’s a bunch of fun to work on, running alongside your app development. In one sentence: it’s about creating a fulfilling experience, one that puts you ahead of your competition, simply through the power of the written word. Relly Annett-​​Baker lives in a leafy market town with her husband and two small sons. As a result, she eats far too many cakes from Waitrose and can be guaranteed to stand on Lego at least once a day. As well as being content strategist and content writer for Headscape, she is employed as live-​​in domestic staff by two cats. She also writes articles and jabbers on about copy to anyone who will listen, creates scrapbooks, and continues to procrastinate over the draft for her book, a guide to creating web content for designers and developers, to be published in Spring 2011 by Five Simple Steps. She better finish this biography before her editor spots she isn’t writing her book again. Follow Relly on Twitter: @RellyAB Licensed as Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/).

On this week's show: The Northeners are joined by the Headscape duo Craig and Dave. We talk about why you should care about .NET MVC and answer your questions about managing your code and friendly URLs.

On this week's show: Ryan and Paul talk to Robin Christopherson from Abilitynet about web accessibility and Dave shares Headscape's experiences of moving to Google Apps.

On this weeks show we look at geocoding, Tom Coates talks about Fire Eagle and find out how we achieved the tabbed menu effect on the Headscape website.

On this week's show: Paul explains why Headscape does Design Testing, Marcus talks about growing your web design and Mark Buckingham provides an introduction to Search engine optimization.