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2 episodes with help each other
What's the definition of compassion? Pastor Ford defines it this way: Your pain in my heart. So that means, in order to be compassionate, we have to put other people's pain in our own heart and then strive to see their situation from their perspective. And when you join us for today'sTreasured Truth, Pastor Ford will continue our current study from Galatians called, “We Need to Help Each Other.” That's on today'sTreasured Truth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
God's good fruit of love, joy, peace (and more) can change our lives and the lives around us. It's a work that He does inside us, and it can't be received any other way than to submit to Jesus. Let's let His fruit make us whole, and let us help each other.=============================The Breakdown:=============================0:00 - Lighting Upgrade4:05 - The Truth Sets Us Free7:01 - Why We Are Here9:04 - Galatians 6: Restoring People10:15 - Those Who Are Spiritual11:48 - A Warning About Leaders13:10 - The Fruit Of The Spirit Is The Proof14:45 - Matthew 7: Good Trees Bear Good Fruit16:28 - Moses: Supporting Each Other21:21 - Church Should Be A Place Of Restoration23:14 - A Buffet Of Good Fruit25:33 - Do I Have The Fruit Of The Spirit?27:29 - The Fruit Of The Spirit Is...29:38 - Where's The Fruit?36:32 - Reaping What We Sow40:40 - The Holy Spirit Wants To Fill You42:57 - Are You Tired? Let's Help Each Other.46:30 - Worship Song: Make Room47:57 - Closing Prayer=============================Connect With Heritage:=============================Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heritagech/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heritagechurchgaOn The Web: https://www.heritagelife.orgGet The App: https://subsplash.com/heritagechurch/app
God's good fruit of love, joy, peace (and more) can change our lives and the lives around us. It's a work that He does inside us, and it can't be received any other way than to submit to Jesus. Let's let His fruit make us whole, and let us help each other.=============================The Breakdown:=============================0:00 - Lighting Upgrade4:05 - The Truth Sets Us Free7:01 - Why We Are Here9:04 - Galatians 6: Restoring People10:15 - Those Who Are Spiritual11:48 - A Warning About Leaders13:10 - The Fruit Of The Spirit Is The Proof14:45 - Matthew 7: Good Trees Bear Good Fruit16:28 - Moses: Supporting Each Other21:21 - Church Should Be A Place Of Restoration23:14 - A Buffet Of Good Fruit25:33 - Do I Have The Fruit Of The Spirit?27:29 - The Fruit Of The Spirit Is...29:38 - Where's The Fruit?36:32 - Reaping What We Sow40:40 - The Holy Spirit Wants To Fill You42:57 - Are You Tired? Let's Help Each Other.46:30 - Worship Song: Make Room47:57 - Closing Prayer=============================Connect With Heritage:=============================Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heritagech/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heritagechurchgaOn The Web: https://www.heritagelife.orgGet The App: https://subsplash.com/heritagechurch/app
See Dave Meltzer and more LIVE at AMPCON 2024In this transformative episode, Dave Meltzer renowned speaker, author and entrepreneur, joins us to share his profound insights on how surrounding yourself with the right people, environments, and opportunities can elevate your life to new heights. Drawing from his extensive experience as an entrepreneur and sports agent, Dave delves into the importance of cultivating positive relationships and creating environments that foster growth and success. He offers practical advice on how to identify and embrace opportunities that align with your values and aspirations. Tune in to discover how you can harness the power of your surroundings to become your best self and achieve your goals.Episode Resources:Dave's WebsiteMeetRene.comAmplifiimylife.comAmplifyBook.comEpisode Highlights:02:00 - There are Humble People and People that Are About to Be03:50 - The Wrong People and the Wrong Ideas07:30 - Transparency Isn't a Choice Anymore09:45 - The Truth Vibrates Fastest12:15 - The Power of Breathing15:00 - Good is Always Coming My Way19:20 - Define Your Non-Negotiables22:35 - “Time is the Stuff Life is Made Of”23:40 - Dave's Big Deal26:30 - Lee's Universal Business Advice28:30 - Dave's VIP Dinners31:30 - AMPCON 202433:00 - A Community that Wants to Help Each Other
In episode 1623, Jack and Miles are joined by host of Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff and Live Like The World Is Dying, Margaret Killjoy, to discuss… Overview - Why Do We Think We Can't Help Each Other? The True Story of How Paramedics Were Invented, Don't Think It's All Going To Work Out Ok And That Somebody Else Is Going To Fix It For You and more! American Sirens: The Incredible Story of the Black Men Who Became America's First Paramedics by Kevin Hazzard LISTEN: Sal's Groove by Tanhai CollectiveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Full Transcripts, resources and more: hell.bio/notes—Santiago shares a bit more about his experiences after leaving the church and shares a template of the letter he wrote to his parents. Abby, Ami, and Alex talk more about issues with raising your own children when your family wants to proselytize them. They talk about issues with aging parents, and whether people are happier with or without religion, regardless of whether it's true.Buy me a coffee • Support on PatreonResources mentioned in this episode:Coming Out Atheist: How to Do It, How to Help Each Other, and Why - by Greta ChristinaTemplate Letter to Seventh-day Adventist ParentsRecent stories from listeners like you:My Dad Works for the Church That Abused MeI Grew up in a Strict Immigrant SDA HouseholdI Began Working With People Suffering From Religious TraumaThe Culture of Seventh-Day Adventism Is Ingrained in My BonesA Book Report Got Me in Trouble at My Adventist School—Have a story to share? Write to us, send a DM or voice message on Instagram, or leave a voicemail at (301) 750-8648. We take your privacy seriously: Privacy Policy—Twitter • TikTok • Instagram • YouTube • Facebook—Credits: Abby and Ami, creators of the Seventh-day Atheist Podcast • Music: Hall of the Mountain King Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) • Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
Full Transcripts, resources and more: hell.bio/notes—Santiago reads the letter he wrote to his parents about leaving the church and faith behind. Ami, Abby, and Alex talk about dealing with family who are still in the church. They talk about issues with the previous generation, as well as issues with raising kids and the next generation.Resources mentioned in this episode:Coming Out Atheist: How to Do It, How to Help Each Other, and Why - by Greta ChristinaTemplate Letter to Seventh-day Adventist Parents—Have a story to share? Write to us, send a DM or voice message on Instagram, or leave a voicemail at (301) 750-8648. We take your privacy seriously: Privacy Policy—Buy us a coffee • Support us on Patreon—Twitter • TikTok • Instagram • YouTube • Facebook—Credits: Abby and Ami, creators of the Seventh-day Atheist Podcast • Music: Hall of the Mountain King Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) • Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
Navy, Dreams, Power of a Song, Famous Folks, Family, My Wife, Help Each Other
Hey Mujer, welcome to this bonus episode of The Fearless Mujer! In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, I want to introduce you to some amazing Mujeres who are doing truly amazing things! To start the celebration I want you to meet one of my friends, who is another mom entrepreneur. Her name is Melisa Rosalez and she is the founder of Sunshine Coaching. Melisa has taken on a research project to find other successful Latino parents who are out there supporting our community in their own ways, and to help UNIFY our community and HELP EACH OTHER in Raising our next Generation of Latino Leaders. This project is an interview series in which she is interviewing 40 other Latino Entrepreneurs who are making a difference (including me). It is called: Raising Hispanic Leaders: Become an Extraordinary Latino Parent of Empowered Latino Leaders. On this episode Melisa shares more about this amazing summit and her heart behind it. As always I found a way to talk about food! Enjoy this bonus episode and share with your Amigas because something powerful happens when we lift each other up!P.S. I have a complimentary ticket for you to attend!You can register using this link: https://bit.ly/3xviIpZWho is Melisa?Melisa Rosalez is an Empowerment Coach and founder of Sunshine Coaching. She is a Latina wife and mom of 4 beautiful individuals. Becoming an Entreprenuer and an Empowerment Coach, has provided opportunities for Melisa to do some deep-soul searching and has learned to heal her traumas and make significantly better choices, while still keeping her family values that served her family well. More importantly, she has learned how to help other Latino parents do same, which is one of her greatest passions. It was a long, and sometimes painful, road to get to this point in her life, and she desperately wished she had support from the Latino Community, which was not available at that time. As Hispanos/Latinos, we understand the complexities of our pain like no one else. So she decided to take on a research project to find other successful Latino parents who are out there supporting our community in their own ways. This is her heart behind this amazing summit. The summit is an interview series in which she is interviewing 40 other Latino Entrepreneurs who are making a difference (including me). Just so you know you will be able to watch from your home, office, or on the go. This is for Latino-American parents who want to see their children thrive, who crave the love and support of our community, but are challenged with the priorities that come from being a Hispanic family member ALONG with the drive and desire to be a great parent.It is going to bless so many! Raising Hispanic Leaders Summit going Live Sep 27 - Oct 18 Connect with Melisa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/raising_hispanic_leaders/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RaisingHispanicLeaders/More about the summit: https://raisinghispanicleaders.com/Would love to know what you thought about today's episode connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefearlessmujerpodcast/https://fearlessmujer.com/contact
Summary: We discuss the stages we go through before and after we realize we need to ask for help, the process of finding help, what to look for when hiring expertise, and other things that come up when we realize we can't go it alone. Mentioned on this episode:Heal Your TribeUpcoming Offerings:May 5-9: Wild Within Oregon: AwakenMay 9-13: Kambo Retreat in OregonJuly 5-12: Wild Within Yosemite: InitiationJuly 19-26: Wild Within Yosemite: AdvancedSupport this podcast:Discount link to purchase organic, raw ceremonial-grade cacao ethically sourced in Guatemala (a portion of proceeds support this podcast)Become a patron at: https://www.patreon.com/thefaroutcoupleMake one-time donation with PayPal (our account is aplambeck22@gmail.com)Leave a review on iTunes!Share this episode with a friend! :DConnect with us:Website: www.thefarout.lifeEmail us at info@thefarout.lifeWild Within @ www.thewildwithin.orgCredits:Intro music: "Complicate ya" by Otis McDonaldOutro music: "Running with wise fools" written & performed by Krackatoa (www.krackatoa.com)Photo is on the path to Everest Base Camp during from our trek in the Himalayas
What is that moment when we transform our whole selves. Guest speaker Tammy Coia takes us through moments of the Bible and our lives when we transform. Scripture Reading (NRSV) Mark 1:16-20 Hymn Help Us to Help Each Other Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HoustonMennonite Website: https://houstonmennonite.org
Dr. John Crosby, Boyertown Area School District's superintendent in the early 1990's, retired from a long career as superintendent of schools and embraced a challenge from a successful entrepreneur to create the Uncommon Individual Foundation, the first nonprofit private foundation dedicated to developing mentoring programs and opportunities. In this episode Jane and Dr. Crosby share stories of their mentors including details from the life of John's own mentor Richard Caruso found in his book Built to Help Each Other. The Uncommon Individual Foundation (UIF) serves businesses, schools, nonprofits, and other organizations dedicated to "unlock[ing] human potential and individual growth, paving the way to meaningful and productive lives." To date, the Foundation has implemented their innovative mentoring philosophy in over 200 organizations in the U.S. and globally. Copies of Built to Help Each Other and further information about UIF are available from Dr. Crosby--john.crosby@uif.org. Find more information about Studio B Fine Art Gallery on our website: studiobbb.org, on Studio B's Facebook page, by contacting Jane Stahl, janeEstahl@comcast.net, 610-563-7879, or stopping by Studio B.
Teamwork is important in our life. Now, this is interesting, right? Frankly, teamwork is something that we all face, as I already said. And it's something that I like to do. Let's go and talk about teamwork today.
Welcome to the Vitality Feed. It is such a pleasure to introduce Jillian Flodstrom, a seven figure entrepreneur who has created, launched and built five different businesses in three different industries. She is the founder of FND Insurance and Financial Services, LLC. Her current business is one of the elite few, right that was chosen in all of the state of Washington to be a preferred provider by the Washington health benefit exchange and has been featured regularly in the media. From a forensic biologist to a health insurance broker and entrepreneur to international business owner, Jillian specializes in helping her clients migrate the feelings of overwhelm, chaos and confusion when it comes to leading and growing your business. She also is the host of the podcast Scale Your Small Business, and frequently does presentations for small business organizations. Jillian is relentlessly passionate about efficiency, organization and strategic planning. She has dedicated her time and her business to help inspire small business owners to becoming more productive, more aligned and more in control of their future. She also was a help to me when I was trying to incorporate numerous things into my business, especially the organization of my calendar, through the use of Calendly. She not only handheld me through every step of the way, but she actually showed me what my clients sees and shot me back some screenshots, which was just over the top and awesome and I think our every single time I see that Calendly open. I greatly appreciate her and appreciate all the things that she has shown me to make my daily operations move on a little smoother. Please welcome Jillian Flodstrom. It is so awesome to have you here today. I'm so excited to be here with you. You're just so inspiring , you just don't meet people every day that can juggle what you can. I can't even hardly do this one business and you're just got all these. It totally blows my mind how you've built and scaled multiple businesses at the same time. Just tell us a little bit about your story and maybe highlight an obstacle . Well, I will tell you, I had a turning point in my business when I was in a fender bender car accident. And at the time it wasn't that big of a deal. I really didn't think it was that, that big of a thing, but it turned into a huge thing. And I got diagnosed with a severe concussion and it changed my life because I went from working, you know, 16, 18 hours a day. I mean, my business is my life. I love it. Like, I love to work like that is. That's what I love to do. And so when the concussion happened, I had to relearn how to talk and I could only, only had enough brain power to work on my business for one hour a day. And that is really where scale your small business came from was because I realized that I cannot do it all. I don't have enough brain power. I physically cannot do it. And normally I'm one of those people that are, I'm like, listen, walk it off. You got this, you can do it power through and adjust. My brain was like, no, we're not going to do that. So that was a huge turning point in my business in my life. But I feel like it's always one of those things when you look back and you're like, that was a defining moment. That is when things changed for the better. And when I was in the thick of it, it was absolutely miserable. But now looking back on it, I'm like, it was the right thing. It changed my path into the best decisions that have ever come about. And I think sometimes we get so focused on looking at those negative things that happened, that we don't see the open doors. If you just turned your head a little bit and, you know, had faith that you were going to be walking through the right door, you just had to get over this, you know, one horrible thing. And then there was going to be so much more, so much more waiting for you. It's just, it's been an amazing experience, but it is something that, that changed my life. And I really share with people to not wait. Don't wait until there is a serious health event. Something happens that prevents you from working on your business, get someone to help you. I think delegation is key in any business that I meet with so many entrepreneurs that are like, I don't have the money. I don't, I don't know how to do it, all these different things that prevent us from moving forward. And really those are just mind blocks in our own minds. There are so many talented, amazing people that would love to help you in your business. And quite honestly can do the things that you do every day so much better and will love your business. You know, maybe not as much as you do, but with a lot. A lot of tenacity, we'll love your business and we'll take you to, higher levels than you ever thought possible. So that's definitely a turning point in my business, for sure. I understand that cause I was very pig headed about things years ago and I had a few surgeries, literally like having to ask my daughters to help get my panties on, you know what I mean? And absolutely. You, you get a humbling experience. Yes it is. And there's nothing like learning that lesson. But I think when you look back on it, you're like, okay, I was Tony Robbins says you don't create your mess into your message. If you hadn't gone through that, you wouldn't grow and be where you are today. Even though at the time it's like, whoa. Totally, absolutely. You're right about that for sure. Yeah. What would you say is, one of the number one key factors to your success? I never give up. Like when someone says, no, I don't even hear like when most people hear, no, they hear it a certain way to me. I don't even hear it as a, no, I hear it as a, not right now. So I think me continuing to never give up, keep moving forward. It doesn't matter what your trying to achieve. You just have to keep going. And if you want to do something with someone and they're like, no, I'm not available. That can come back to you. It's we never write anything off and be like, oh, that's never going to work out. It's just, it's not right now. So keeping being mindful of that, making sure that you know, that it will happen. It's just not right now. And that's okay. It's just not meant to be. That's funny because one of my latest mantras is Never Say Never! You know , you think one way, and this is the way I'm going to be and then life throws these curve balls at you and, all of a sudden you have a whole different perspective. And the next thing you know, you're like, Wow. I'm thinking in a whole different way. Yeah, absolutely. It's kind of refreshing . I'm starting to really embrace uncertainty. And I think with that comes those trials that if you just, like you say, you push your way through, I love that relentless mindset. I tell people there's no plan B for me. So people too, I'm like, they're like, what do you want to do with the rest of your life? And I always say world domination and they laugh and it's funny and we giggle about it, but I'm like, no, for reals, like, I want people to know that there is a way out of this entrepreneurial thing that you're going, like, you can bring the joy back to this business of why you started this business. It is possible to get out of the minutia and do the things that you love to do and why we became entrepreneurs in the first place. I so agree. That's one of the things that I do love about Russell Brunson is he's a firm believer in, entrepreneurs can change the world. We don't need to depend on government. We don't need to depend on politicians. We don't need to depend on corporations. There's enough people with enough buying power and drive out there. That it's it's doable today, especially now. I think that's one of the cool things about the pandemic is that it, I was from the event industry, it showed lots of people, hey, you really don't need to all collectively get together in this one space, you can do it from the comfort of your home. And companies are going yahoo because it's a lot less expensive. I think it's shown us a whole new place and you just have to embrace change cause you just never know. Right? And working together with each other too. I think that that's shown us all, you know, for a lot of us as entrepreneurs, we only really saw each other when we went to an event where we were physically together and now it's like reaching out to each other during what we've just went through and been like, what can I do to help you? Something that is very small to me. Like you mentioned earlier early about your Calendly. That's not a big deal for me. I'm pretty good at it, so I helped you, and it's like, what you're going to do the same thing for the next person. And pretty soon that ripple effect is going to help all of us entrepreneurs and we all can succeed together. There's enough business out there for each of us. We don't have to battle each other and cut each other's heads off to get the business. We all can win together. And I think making sure that we help each other and say, listen, oh, you're struggling with that. Let me help you. It'll take like 10 minutes. Let's just knock it out so you can move your business forward. It's just, it's awesome when we can come together and just take care of each other because the world meet needs more of that. For sure. I couldn't agree more. That was so powerful. And I loved every word of that because that's. So how I think as well. In fact, I heard recently on a podcast, this lady she's a business coach and she dedicates about an hour of her week to helping somebody who's behind her in, in the steps of business. And I'm like, that's a really, I didn't that didn't Dawn on me until you can do, but you did the exact same thing for me with Calendly. And I plan on doing the same thing, but the next person, and I tell you, the people sitting at my table for this summit that I'm doing, have been instrumental in that. And I've been so blessed and all of the giving attitudes that I've been surrounded with. And I so agree that there's enough for everybody. We can have that mindset of goodness. And, helping each other. It feels good. You know? Absolutely, I don't think it does it, it has more of a benefit for me than the other person, because it's just, it, it fills my tank. Like it makes me feel good that somebody is one step closer to accomplishing something, if I was able to help with that, like I just, that's such a good feeling that I enjoy. I love that and I live for things like that. It's one of the reasons why I like this is because you get to talk to people and share these great tidbits of wisdom. And this is if everybody did that, it's kinda like, you know, you buy somebody's coffee and then the person it's the same, same exact principle. Um, so what do you think has been one of the most invaluable lessons that you've learned maybe that would help the next person in, in their struggles that entrepreneurs go through. I think the first thing that came to mind was that no is a complete sentence. So I just did a whole podcast on this because I think that it's tough for us. As you know, a lot of times we, as entrepreneurs are wearing multiple hats, whether that's family spouse, multiple businesses, whatever that is, we all have a ton of stuff going on and it's really easy to get in the habit of saying yes, and I'll do that for you. I'll take that on, you know, and so mate, reminding yourself that it's okay to say no, and you don't have to give a reason why, you know, you can, you know, come up with a little something, you know, oh, I can't dedicate the amount of time that. That task requires. I wouldn't want to let you down by not doing an appropriate job, whatever you want to say. But I think the most important thing to remember is that it's okay to say, no, you don't have to do everything because sometimes your plate gets so full that you're doing a disservice to yourself, because then that here comes the stress and the I've got too much on my plate. Now I'm overwhelmed. And you know, all the things that come along with having too much. You know, I, I know, I know you like lists like I do. So I have a funny list that, that fits perfectly with this analogy and it's called the Not To Do List, you put things on there that you purposely do not want to do and I think delegation, as you're going to speak up with the summit. That is something that can also be put on there. Stop doing the things that you can let somebody else do. It can be a game changer. So tell me about a little about your daily lists. Like, how do you decipher your top priorities. I have so many lists. I love, I love a good list may. So I, I have a couple of different things that I do that kind of our overall. So I plan in 90 day chunks. So I follow if you've ever read the book 12 Week Year, I love it. Like I sing its praises , whoever will look at me and I can talk about it. I love it. But we plan in those 90 day chunks. And so what we do is we look at our list of tasks from those projects, we put those onto our calendar that we schedule block. And then we really just figure out what's less than two minutes. What can we delegate to somebody else? I think the delegation is key. That is so huge. And being able to trust someone else to get those tasks off your list, but it just propels you that much farther, faster, because it's not only you working on the team towards that goal. It's multiple people. And so I think that's something that is. So huge. I mean, I feel like sometimes entrepreneurs are, you know, I'm doing this all by myself and look at how awesome I am. Cause I do everything and that's just not the right way to be because it just leads to burnout and overwhelm and exhaustion. And I don't know about you, but those. Traits come out in my body in the way of hives and you know, all these horrible things that, you know, it's not good illness. Yeah. All those things. Warren Buffett, he also is a list-maker, but I think this is very interesting. Supposedly he makes the list and put everything on there and then just literally takes the top three and throws the rest out, throws it in the garbage doesn't even save for tomorrow, throws the rest of it away. I think because they changes. And then tomorrow's list is going to be different. And that's true. That's very freeing. When you think about that, you just put the thing on the day and your task, that hand. You know what somebody told me, they said that whenever they go on vacation, so they set up their out of office, you know, thing that we do on our email. Right. But they said when they get back from vacation, they delete everything. They don't even read it. They just delete that box that I was like, that's giving me heart palpitations. And they're like, cause you know what, whatever emails come in, if it's something important, right. That person's going to send another email. And say, Hey, I going to follow up with you on this. And I was just like, that is a very interesting idea. I have not got the courage to do it yet, but I love that. Oh my gosh. That takes chutzpah. Yes, that is true. Wow. Okay. What do you think your secret sauce is for being such a master at efficiency? I think it's just never never given up that, no matter what, whether it's over the box around the box, under the box, through the box, there's always a way to get something accomplished that whatever it is, no matter how big, crazy audacious that goal is, or always, there's always a way. And there's always people that can help you get to that goal. And so just reaching out, telling people about that goal, never giving up on it, maybe adjusting it if you need to, but never giving up. I think that's, that's something that a lot of people are like, oh, I could never do that. And I'm like, why??? Are you familiar with the marshmallow test? So they put kids in a room and they put two marshmallows on their plate and there, they told them that you can have one marshmallow now, but the other one you have to wait or you can have the second one if you wait, but, or something to that effect. But basically it's like a delayed gratification. So they tracked these kids and the ones who waited were so much more successful in life. So if you get the, no, you can't have that marshmallow, right this second, but you can figure out a way to get it. That delayed gratification. You just have to be a little more creative and think about it a different way or find the right person. So I agree with that. Um, what software or apps you use to help you keep on track of all these businesses that you run. I love Asana. So Asana is where we manage everything. So every single thing that we do in the business, it's all done in Asana. All of us have access to it. We all have multiple boards that we collaborate on, but we also have multiple boards that are our own. So I think, a general place to organize everything. And this is another thing that I talk about too, is that having what I call an idea notebook. So when you first start your business, you've got all these things rattling around in your head, write them all down, put them in a notebook, but make sure it's somewhere where you save it. Because I made that mistake and I was like, oh man, if I could go back a couple of years, To all those amazing ideas that were, you know, not the right time. And now they are like, it would be incredible to have that. And so I have lots of notebooks, but I also scan them into Evernote. So that way they live forever and an electronic place. And you can also search for them. Um, rather than I was like, oh, I don't need this notebook anymore. I'll just shred it. I love Evernote and I agree with you about the searchability because sometimes as much as it feels good to write things out, when you have like a book, a year's worth of notes, where was that? That note I had, but I agree with you because sometimes you look back and you're like, that would have been so perfect then, you know, or now, for now. And the fact that we can't remember a lot of stuff, like just the other day somebody asked me something and I was like, oh, was that last week? And they're like, it's six years ago. I'm like, there's no, like, you've got to have some sort of like cataloging system, right. Go back and look at that stuff because you will need it eventually. So get those systems created in the beginning. So that way it's just, you know, by the end of the day, you're turning off the lights, you're taking a picture of your planner for the day. It goes and lives in Evernote and you can move on with your life. That is invaluable information. I, I love the idea of getting it right from the start too. It's hard when, when you're just in that learning phase to try to get in on the right page of things, literally. But Evernote, I used to use that like a feign but I haven't since I've started my business, which is kind of sad, but I have so many notes in there. Oh my word. But I, I do like the ability to search. That's why I tend to do like Excel because things are searchable rather than just journaling. Although I just started journaling yesterday. But you know, you can search with your journaling, like your handwritten notes. It can still search your handwriting. Ah, ah, you have to upgrade to the pro version, but it's totally worth the money. Which is huge because like all in one of my businesses and somebody will be like, well, I don't remember what day I called, but you can search by their name and then boom up pops. The date that you wrote, like your scribbles in stuff. That's just so efficient. Oh my gosh, what a time saver that is. Oh yeah, because we can't keep it all in our head. So we gotta make sure that it's in someplace safe that, you know, no matter what happens, it's always going to be there. I agree with you. It's a freeing feeling right. Well, Today everything's so much more complicated too, that you literally can't keep it all in your head. There's just no way to decipher it all. Um, and I, I love, I'm trying to embrace the notion of imperfect action. I've come from the events industry, where everything was you know, customer service to the upteen for level, always perfect and do whatever they want. So imperfect action and just being one step ahead of people and it's all you need to be, but it's very hard to go from that, those are two bipolar opposite concepts that I'm trying to embrace it, it's really been very difficult, but I'm trying Can you give us an example of how you've helped a small business owner? Trying to think there's so many? I think that. Being able to reach out to people. And I think a lot of times, you know, when we go to these events, we talk about like, oh, how's business. Oh, I'm killing it. And we don't really talk about, you know, Hey, I'm struggling today. Hey, I'm having a hard time with this. I think that we as entrepreneurs, we don't want to be perceived as having a weakness. And so. But by sharing that with people, like how you shared your struggles with Calendly. And I was like, oh, I got you. Like, I know how to do that. Like imagine if we all did that with all of our weaknesses, like we would be so much further ahead, so much stronger just because we helped each other. So reaching out to those small business owners and saying. Listen, I have been through this. I have been in the trenches. My businesses are all completely different. None of them are similar. So I really have this grasp of like, you know, you got to Bob and weave, you know, it's Dodge ball every day. And so being able to sit down with a business owner and say, I get it, I've been there. Let me tell you how I fixed it. And then you can take that or a portion of that and build it into your system, into your life and see if it will work for you. That's an important distinction to make, and I think that's more on along the lines of authentic communication, real being real. And it's so smart because then you're like, okay. The other person's giving you information, makes them feel good, but you're also solving something for you that gets you in a better way and then if you have employees, it's also helping them too. So it's like really like a triple win, but yet we still don't do it. For some reason we don't want to be, we don't want to, I don't know if it's being perceived as having a weakness or not wanting to be collaborative because, you know, we think in order to win, the other person has to lose. And I. And very much in the camp of we all can win there's enough business out there for all of us, even, you know, some of my quote unquote competitors, I'm very close with. Like we're very dear friends. And I think that that enables us to help each other again. So, you know, in my insurance brokerage, if for some reason we can't insure someone, I will call one of my four girlfriends that are in the same business as me. And that person can be helped by one of them, because not only is it helping the client, but it's also helping me because I have a resource to give them. So I'm not just like, well, good luck to ya. You know, we're actually solving that person's problem and saying, unfortunately, I can't help you, but I know for other people that can, who are freaking incredible human beings, that I call friends . And , it's a win-win for everybody. Um, so Brunson calls that like a syndicate where you kind of have like a customer that you can each can utilize or what you can pass along to somebody else that they can work with. I think that's super smart and I love that, that idea of sharing the customer because it helps them and I think that totally comes back to you. Right? You did the right thing and that person's been served regardless. You have so many great hacks that people can add to their business frameworks. This has been so awesome, Jillian, and it's been such an honor to speak with you today, and I really appreciate your time. Tell everybody where they can find you on social media. So you can find me everywhere @jillianfloodstrom.com and my website, hijillian.com or at the Scale Your Small Business podcast. Awesome. So my last deep question here, my signature question. If you could eliminate one thing in this world forever, what would it be and why? So this is going to be a little controversial. So hang onto your hats, but eliminate. Daylight savings time. I just said it Yay for you because my daughter's in Hawaii and they don't do that. So I have to remember, is it five hours, six hours. Right. And you accidentally call them at the wrong time when they're sleeping and you know, then Arizona's over there and they don't even have daylight savings just, yeah, I so agree. Let's all get on the same page. Again, it's all about simplicity. yeah, I'm a fan. Cause it just makes another thing more confusing, right? Yeah, absolutely. And we've, we've talked about time changes and zone changes and trends on a global basis. And that's just one less thing to think about. So kudos my friend, I think it was a great idea. And thank you again. And all you vitality seekers. Remember life has no remote... get up and change it yourself.
Listen Up! from Welcome Project Radio brings you a story or two along with discussion of that story from co-director Allison Schuette and Welcome Project aficionado Willow Walsh. This week's stories are Fascinated by the Steel Mill and Here on Earth to Help Each Other. Find these stories and more at welcomeproject.valpo.edu or listen to our weekly podcast by searching for Welcome Project on your favorite app.
Welcome back to Common Goal, the podcast for partners in life and business! With your hosts, The Landino's! In Common Goal Episode 16: How to Help Each Other with Imposter Syndrome, Amy and Vincenzo are breaking down how imposter syndrome impacts them and how to combat that feeling that so many of us know.
In this Episode, the Narration of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW), which Advises Muslims to Help Each Other, is Discussed. #islam #quran #hadith #prophet #muslim #muhammad #Allah #sunnah
Atheist activist and author Greta Christina appears on this episode of Rationally Speaking, to discuss her new book, "Coming Out Atheist: How to Do It, How to Help Each Other, And Why." A spirited debate ensues, in which Greta, Julia and Massimo disagree over the boundaries of the "atheist movement," and the role of social justice in it. Other topics include: The cognitive biases that can make it hard to get a clear picture of whether people regret "coming out" as atheists; Plus, Greta's argument for why atheist community-building shouldn't model itself after religious communities. Sped up the speakers by ['1.12', '1.0']
Listen as Tayler Alexis takes a scientific deep dive -talking about the major natural disasters. Time stamps2:01 - Defining Natural Disasters 3:17 - Major Types of Natural Disasters 3:30 - Description of Tornadoes 5:08 - Different Types of TornadoesContact Mewww.instagram.com/pursueexcellencethepodcastYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA4vylFcSnynJnOkWIb4h4Q/Cites https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/natural%20disasterhttps://www.dhs.gov/natural-disastershttps://www.air-worldwide.com/blog/posts/2019/6/did-you-know-theres-more-than-one-type-of-tornado/
Listen as Tayler Alexis describes how we can speak and respond to people so that we are received with good intentions: 1) Focus on your Tone 2) Be Encouraging 3) Humble Thyself Contact Mewww.instagram.com/pursueexcellencethepodcastYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA4vylFcSnynJnOkWIb4h4Q/
Learn from Professional Problem Solver, Frank Zaccari, as he talks about helping entrepreneurs get exposure. Frank is the host of the weekly internet radio show, Life Altering Events, and his expertise is business and organizational development. Frank is part of THE TAG TEAM, an alliance formed to assist in launching innovative and emerging businesses.THE TAG TEAM, which is a collaboration with The Abraham Group – headed by Jay Abraham, the best marketing mind in the world, who has increased the bottom lines of over 10,000 clients by over $21B and my company Life Altering Events – who are experts in business/organizational development as well as finance and scaling organizations. THE TAG TEAM members have all reached a place in our lives where we want to see the next generation of businesses thrive. We will partner with the startup Founders, and bring in the necessary expertise that will accelerate entry into the marketplace and reduce the failure rate. This is an “Elite and Exclusive program for entrepreneurs who are looking to make a major impact. A native of western New York, Frank Zaccari served as a military medic in the U.S. Air Force before spending over 20 years in the high-tech industry. His experience included senior positions with Fortune 50 organizations to turning around small and mid-size companies. His path has helped him learn a great deal about business, finance, organizational development, people, and success. Frank has written and published five books based on life altering events; he teaches a program for aspiring entrepreneurs at Arizona State University; he is a mentor with the Veterans Treatment Court; a mentor and judge with the University of California Entrepreneurship Academy and is an accomplished speaker. Frank is the host of an internet radio show, Life Altering Events, on the Voice America.com empowerment channel which has 160,000 listeners in 25 countries. After 30 years as a successful executive, author, and entrepreneur, Frank is now leveraging the knowledge and experience he gained to help other leaders uncover hidden opportunities, find solutions to pressing personal and professional challenges, and build high performing teams. Education • UCLA Anderson School of Business – Management Development for Entrepreneurs Certification Program • California State University at Sacramento – Bachelors of Science – Finance "Entrepreneurs Rocket Fuel is tremendous operation and we are all helping each other... and that's what it's all about... HELP EACH OTHER!" - Frank Zaccari Frank has a downloadable, TAG TEAM Executive Summary Application, which can be found here: https://www.frankzaccari.com Contact Frank at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frankzaccari/ https://www.frankzaccari.com Thank you for listening to the Entrepreneur Experts Cafe - sponsored by Entrepreneurs Rocket Fuel. I am Kimberly Hobscheid your host, and creator of the Facebook Community, Entrepreneurs Rocket Fuel, a community by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs helping entrepreneurs and experts to get their business to the next level. ✅ Join the conversation! ✅ https://www.facebook.com/groups/entrepreneursrocketfuel/
In this Episode, the Narration of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW), which Advises Muslims to Help Each Other, is Discussed.
Two people are better off than one, for they can help each other succeed. - Ecclesiastes 4:9 NLT Read Transcript: Help Each Other on PastorPriji.com Become a monthly partner towards revival in Africa: Donate Here
As a new mom, Jenn was challenged with creating time for self-care.So, she decided to interview Mindful Motherhood Experts, including mothers who are published authors on the topic and professionals in self-care, to learn their best tips and tools to be more connected, loving, and playful with our kids, and UNIFY us as moms to HELP EACH OTHER satisfy our core needs of feeling safe, supported, and nurtured.This interview series is called:MINDFUL MOTHERHOOD: Finding Flow, Abundance and Bliss When the Doo Doo Hits the Fan!ere’s a few topics that will be covered in the video series:- How not to lose yourself while discovering how to be a mom.- How Mindfulness creates lasting, loving relationships.- How to find worth in yourself, and not just from being a mom.- How you can model mindfulness and self-care to your kids so they can create healthy habits and practice it for themselves.These interviews are REAL, short, and to-the-point conversations with moms sharing their expert tips and tools because we know how busy moms are.Register for you complimentary ticket here. http://www.soulgardenmoms.com
Remember the Great Presidential Battle of 1992? Bush v. Clinton, right? Nah - I remember the great Presidential Battle as the one between my Mom and “Aunt Georgie.” Mom was a big Bush supporter. Aunt Georgie loved Clinton. It was also the first time I witnessed political debate amongst family and friends. And...it...was...awesome. Now, while it’s normal (and even healthy) to disagree on issues, our nation’s dialogue has become both violent and ugly. Good news: there is a solution. On this Episode of Ed Talks, I have a discussion with one of my best friends. He is also diametrically opposed to many of my political views. Did I mention he’s one of my best friends? In other words, there is a way to do political dialogue without being a jerk. If you’re in a hurry, here are some Time Stamps to points in the video: 00:15 - How to Have a Political Conversation with Friends and Relatives without Losing Your Head (or Your Friends) - Seriously... It’s Possible 03:10 - Homeless Guy to Successful Businessman (True Story!) 10:30 - Agreeing on Disagreeing: Why We Genuinely Want to Help Each Other, but Cannot Agree How to Do It 24:30 - Does Google = Evil? (aka… Corporations and Politics Today) 29:05 - The Solution to America’s Impending Education Trainwreck 41:45 - Final Thoughts 950 miles an hour. That’s fast. But it’s not nearly as fast as Ed Rush flew in his combat career as a decorated F-18 pilot which included over 50 combat missions and 2 tours to Iraq. While in the Marines, Ed served as one of the country’s leading instructors on aerial dog fighting and recently worked as a key player in the development of the new F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. After 2 combat tours to Iraq, Ed left full-time active duty to speak, write, and share a message that will change the world. He’s a 5-Time #1 Best Selling Author and Amazon’s #1 Business Author. Ed’s clients range from small startups to multi-million dollar – multi-national organizations and include CEOs, founders, political leaders, sports teams, national universities, and Hollywood stars.
Lucy Allen from the Graceful Collective joins us for an episode on confidence in our careers. Confidence in one area in our life certainly can and does flow on to effect other areas in our life, today we are focus on careers however I am positive the conversation and some pointers Lucy provides will help us in all facets of our life.We really value reviews and feedback so if you could leave us a review on iTunes or my website at jennawatts.com.au/podcast that would be fab!If you have a friend you would like to nominate, a topic you would like to hear about or an individual I'd love to hear, you can email me at jenna@jennawatts.com.auHave a great day!These podcasts are edited by John Rowland Media Productions.
Greta Christina has been writing professionally since 1989, on topics including atheism, sexuality and sex-positivity, LGBT issues, politics, culture, and whatever crosses her mind. She is author of Comforting Thoughts About Death That Have Nothing to Do with God, of Coming Out Atheist: How to Do It, How to Help Each Other, and Why, of Why Are You Atheists So Angry? 99 Things That Piss Off the Godless, and of Bending: Dirty Kinky Stories About Pain, Power, Religion, Unicorns, & More, and is editor of Paying For It: A Guide by Sex Workers for Their Clients. She has been a public speaker for many years, and is on the speaker's bureaus of the Secular Student Alliance. Her writing has appeared in multiple magazines and newspapers, including Ms., Penthouse, Chicago Sun-Times, On Our Backs, and Skeptical Inquirer, and numerous anthologies, including "Everything You Know About God Is Wrong" and three volumes of "Best American Erotica." She is on the board of directors of Foundation Beyond Belief, the humanist organization for charitable giving, and is co-founder and co-organizer of Godless Perverts, a performance series and social community that promotes a positive view of sexuality without religion. (Any views she expresses in this blog are solely hers, and do not necessarily represent either of these organizations.) She lives in San Francisco with her wife, Ingrid. You can email her at gcgreta (at) doubtfulpalace (dot) com, and follow her on Twitter at @GretaChristina .
>> 10 Help Each Other to Help Yourself. Does the "golden rule" still apply in today's music business…? **Produced radio series spot from "Money, Marketing, & Myths Inside the Musician's Corner®" book and audio book by Tom Leu, originally published in 2003. Given the original date of publication, some of the content is now [outdated]... but the majority of the core communications and human relations concepts, as well as the general music marketing strategies will always be relevant and valuable.The Musician's Corner® = Psychology for Success in Music… To succeed in music, you have to first succeed with people. People are products of their personal blend of communication skills & psychology. The Musician's Corner® discusses the psychology nuances necessary for success in music ongoing. Additionally, effective music marketing solutions wrapped in a motivational message is shared for beginning bands, independent artists, & their supporters to rise above the competition, right from the start. ~ @tomleuSites:www.SuccessInMusic.com | www.SoundMatters.tv www.TomLeu.com | www.16Imaging.com
My guest on this episode is Heather Hvidsten. Heather gave an outstanding TEDX talk entitled “God Is In The Internet” where she covered three powerful points. On this show we chat with her about the second talking point, “The Power of Being Built to Help Each Other.” Heather has had several experiences she wants to share that may actually inspire you to look at connectivity, relationships, helping others and the cosmic oneness of all with brand new eyes. Join us on this show as we chat about our tool, “We Are Built To Help Each Other.”
SPONSORED BY: http://www.naturebox.com/thinkingatheistIt's one thing to reject a belief in gods. It's another thing to actually broadcast that information to religious family, friends, employers, neighbors and even total strangers.In many instances, the consequences can be significant. Families divide. Friends disappear. Voices are raised. Accusations are made. In certain regions and cultures, the word "atheist" can get you hurt or killed.So what are some of the best tactics for "coming out" as a non-believer? In this show, we explore the subject, take your calls, and speak with Greta Christina about her new book, "Coming Out Atheist: How to Do it, How to Help Each Other, and Why?" http://freethoughtblogs.com/greta/2014/03/07/coming-out-atheist-ordering-info/Email podcast@thethinkingatheist.com
This week Point of Inquiry welcomes the well-known atheist blogger, speaker, and author Greta Christina to talk about her new book, Coming Out Atheist: How to Do It, How to Help Each Other and Why, a no nonsense guide to leveling with everyone in your life about your non-belief. Greta is a woman at home with difficult conversations. Her previous books include Why Are You Atheists So Angry: 99 Things That Piss Off the Godless, and Bending: Dirty Kinky Stories about Pain, Power, Religion, Unicorns & More. Plus, she edited a book called, Paying For It: A Guide By Sex Workers for Their Clients. So, if the thought of telling your grandmother that you don't believe in God makes you queasy, Greta can help. As an out-and-proud atheist, bisexual, and retired sex worker, she's had a lot of practice being forthright about who she is. Lindsay and Greta talk about how coming out can improve your life and strengthen the secular community. They also discuss the distinctive challenges facing women and people of color looking for a way out of the atheist closet.
In this episode, Todd and Kim interview Greta Christina, author of "Coming Out Atheist: How to Do It, How to Help Each Other, and Why."
Coming out atheist isn’t always easy, but Greta Christina, atheist activist and blogger, has tips to make it easier for those who struggle. After scouring hundreds of coming-out-atheist stories, she comes to the conclusion that difficult as it may be, very few atheists regret coming out. Most people report feeling happier and more liberated after telling their social circle that they don’t believe in God – even if, in the beginning, that may cause strains in important relationships. In addition, coming out can help other atheists by letting them know that they are not alone and that it is possible to live a good godless life. Greta does make the important caveat that coming out is not feasible or even safe for everyone – those who might lost their jobs, custody of their children, or even their lives may have very good reasons for staying in the closet. Coming Out Atheist: How to do it, How to Help Each Other, and Why (Pitchstone Publishing, 2014) is divided into chapters describing how people came out to specific people in their lives: parents, extended family, friends, and even bosses. Greta advocates being patient and giving those around you some credit – often times, their reactions aren’t as bad as you thought they would be. Greta also stresses the importance of encouraging diversity in the atheist movement, so that coming out and staying out becomes comfortable for those in all walks of life who choose to be godless. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Coming out atheist isn’t always easy, but Greta Christina, atheist activist and blogger, has tips to make it easier for those who struggle. After scouring hundreds of coming-out-atheist stories, she comes to the conclusion that difficult as it may be, very few atheists regret coming out. Most people report feeling happier and more liberated after telling their social circle that they don’t believe in God – even if, in the beginning, that may cause strains in important relationships. In addition, coming out can help other atheists by letting them know that they are not alone and that it is possible to live a good godless life. Greta does make the important caveat that coming out is not feasible or even safe for everyone – those who might lost their jobs, custody of their children, or even their lives may have very good reasons for staying in the closet. Coming Out Atheist: How to do it, How to Help Each Other, and Why (Pitchstone Publishing, 2014) is divided into chapters describing how people came out to specific people in their lives: parents, extended family, friends, and even bosses. Greta advocates being patient and giving those around you some credit – often times, their reactions aren’t as bad as you thought they would be. Greta also stresses the importance of encouraging diversity in the atheist movement, so that coming out and staying out becomes comfortable for those in all walks of life who choose to be godless. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Coming out atheist isn’t always easy, but Greta Christina, atheist activist and blogger, has tips to make it easier for those who struggle. After scouring hundreds of coming-out-atheist stories, she comes to the conclusion that difficult as it may be, very few atheists regret coming out. Most people report feeling happier and more liberated after telling their social circle that they don’t believe in God – even if, in the beginning, that may cause strains in important relationships. In addition, coming out can help other atheists by letting them know that they are not alone and that it is possible to live a good godless life. Greta does make the important caveat that coming out is not feasible or even safe for everyone – those who might lost their jobs, custody of their children, or even their lives may have very good reasons for staying in the closet. Coming Out Atheist: How to do it, How to Help Each Other, and Why (Pitchstone Publishing, 2014) is divided into chapters describing how people came out to specific people in their lives: parents, extended family, friends, and even bosses. Greta advocates being patient and giving those around you some credit – often times, their reactions aren’t as bad as you thought they would be. Greta also stresses the importance of encouraging diversity in the atheist movement, so that coming out and staying out becomes comfortable for those in all walks of life who choose to be godless. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Please join Black FreeThinkers April 22, 2014 @1PM PST/3PM CST as we converse with Greta Christina. We will discuss her new book "Coming Out Atheist: How to Do It, How to Help Each Other, and Why." and her previous book, "Why Are You Atheists So Angry? 99 Things That Piss Off the Godless," This is going to be an exciting conversation. So please join us as we welcome Greta Christina to the show. Greta Christina is author of "Coming Out Atheist: How to Do It, How to Help Each Other, and Why." Her previous book, "Why Are You Atheists So Angry? 99 Things That Piss Off the Godless," is an Amazon best-seller in the Atheism category, and she is also author of "Bending: Dirty Kinky Stories About Pain, Power, Religion, Unicorns, & More." She blogs at the cleverly named Greta Christina's Blog, one of the most widely-read and well-respected blogs in the atheist blogosphere, and is a regular contributor to AlterNet, Salon, Free Inquiry, and The Humanist. She was ranked by an independent analyst as one of the Top Ten most popular atheist bloggers, and her writing has appeared in numerous magazines, newspapers, and anthologies, including Ms., Penthouse, Skeptical Inquirer, the Chicago Sun-Times, and the anthology "Everything You Know About God Is Wrong." She is editor of the "Best Erotic Comics" anthology series and of "Paying For It: A Guide by Sex Workers for Their Clients." She has been writing professionally since 1989, on topics including atheism, skepticism, sexuality and sex-positivity, LGBT issues, politics, culture, and whatever crosses her mind. She is on the speakers' bureaus of the Secular Student Alliance and the Center for Inquiry. She tweets at @GretaChristina. She lives in San Francisco with her wife, Ingrid.
Atheist activist and author Greta Christina appears on this episode of Rationally Speaking, to discuss her new book, "Coming Out Atheist: How to Do It, How to Help Each Other, And Why." A spirited debate ensues, in which Greta, Julia and Massimo disagree over the boundaries of the "atheist movement," and the role of social justice in it. Other topics include: The cognitive biases that can make it hard to get a clear picture of whether people regret "coming out" as atheists; Plus, Greta's argument for why atheist community-building shouldn't model itself after religious communities.
Love Gives 3 – Notes at: http://bit.ly/123A8kQ All relationships benefit when we know how to Resolve Conflict & Help Each Other! Let’s look at practical guidance in Matthew 18 and 1 Corinthians 13.
Another of our mystery groups kick off this edition of the show. The Sunn Cycle went into a studio in Asheville, NC in the late 1960's, recorded a track or two, then disappeared. We play their tune "Acid Raga, Part II." And no, as far as I know there is no Part I.The Steve Peele Five sing what has to be one of the longest radio jingles ever -- a two-minute paen to a local record store/head shop known as Frankie's. And yes, it was really recorded as a radio ad, not a stand-alone song.The Soul Spotlight shines on Junius "Bugs" Hughes with just what the doctor ordered -- a heaping helping of funk called "Just What the Doctor Ordered."We finish with a song to bring everyone together (c'mon people now...). The Stonehenge sing the socially conscious "Try To Help Each Other." Peace, my friends.Remember -- you don't need an iPod to listen to a podcast. Just download it straight to your computer from this link!Garage/Soul '66 Podcast #042 -Stonehenge and the Sunn CycleThe Radio StarThis program we play:Sunn Cycle: Acid Raga, Part IIAliens, Psychos, and Wild Things, Vol. Fore!The Steve Peele Five: Frankie's Got It!Aliens, Psychos, and Wild Things, Vol. 1Junius "Bugs" Hughes: Just What the Doctor OrderedOl' Virginia Soul, Encore! Stonehenge: Try to Help Each OtherLost Souls, Vol. 2 - Garage and Psychedelic Rock from Arkansas and Beyond
Cutting Through the Matrix with Alan Watt Podcast (.xml Format)
--{ Owning the World by Masters of Fusion, First Confuse Sheeple into Union -- United Kingdom, United States, Soviet Union, European Union, African Union, Pacific Rim Union, North American Union, United Nations -- Best of All, It's Done by Stealth, The First One was The Commonwealth: "Planned World's Directed by Corporations, While Public on Governments Vent Frustrations, Countries into Blocks for Banker's Ledgers, Amalgamations are Corporate Mergers, A Princess's Dowry in Days of Old Included Countries and Peasants Who Were Sold And Marked Down by Census, Owned as Chattel, Which Apparently Derives from Word for Cattle, 'Human Capital's' the New Term, 'More Humane', Psycho-Linguists Attempt to Distort the Sane, No Better Way to Alter Perception, But to Create New Terms, Escapes Detection, While Cultural Histories are Erased, Entertainment Keeps Sheeple Distracted, Dazed, When Taxed to End, Then They'll Know, Bought and Sold, As Long Ago" © Alan Watt }-- Patterns in Media, News Bombardment - Public Trained Not to Help Each Other, Leave it to "Experts" - Media is an Essential Arm of Govt., has No Obligation to Tell the Truth. Predictive Programming, Idea Implantation and "Inevitability" - National ID Card (Mandatory) - Branding of Cattle and "Human Capital" - United Nations Front for World Govt. - Nationwide "Real I.D." Card for U.S. - "Unstoppable" Illegal Immigration - Fingerprinting - Biometric ID for Entire Population of India - Security Industry, Investments, Politicians' Payoffs - Rothschild Banking Family - Brahman Taxation System of India. NAFTA / Security and Prosperity Partnership, Integration of Canada-US-Mexico, CFR-drafted Agreement - Parallel (Real) Government. Federal Power Takeover of States in U.S., Bringing in British System - National Health Service. (See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - March 29, 2010 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)
Kinoti Meme, PhD (San Luis Obispo, CA), Director of Education & Training, Lifewater International. “Training Local People to Help Each Other in Developing Countries.” www.lifewater.org Alan E. Smith, (Plano, TX), author of “Un-Break Your Health: The Complete Guide to Complementary and Alternative Therapies.” www.unbreakyourhealth.com
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